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Evening journal., 1902-05-06
ill be Married TONIGHT

Miss A. Gertrude Chambers, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Chambers
and Deputy Sheriff Theodore F. Nc
Daniel viii be married this evening.
The ceremony will take place in Rod
ney Street Presbyterian Church. at S
O'Clock. and will be performed by the
Rev. William Frederic Lewis, the pas
tor.
A reception will follow in the home
of the brides parents, No. 1920 Van
Buren, street.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
WAGON FeIl Through skYIight

An ice wagon belonging to the Hy-
geia Ice Company, was backed on a
slzylight at the rear of the Wilmington
Candy Companys store yesterday The
wheels crashed through the glass. but
Joseph Clark, the driver. leaped from
the wagon and was unhurt
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Spent Pleasant lime Here

A delightful sail on the Delaware
was given last Saturday evening by
the members of a well-known Phila-
delphia dancing class. The destina-
tion was Wilmington, where there
were a supper and dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert F. Loeb chaperoned the
party Those present were: Misses
Alice Marks. Elsie Marks, Alice
Fleisher. Florence Fleisher, Eleanor
Fleisher. Bertha Herman, Julia Hage-
dorm. Hazel Strauss. Helen Blumen-
thai. Gilbert f. Shamberg, Lester A.
'Newberger. Morton L. Shamberg, Alex
ander S. Levy. Harry G. Sundheim,
BENJAMIN f. Loeb, Alfred w. Fleisher,
Willis Fleisher. Otto X. Liveright. I.
Albert Liveright and Walter Fleisher.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06

Notes From WOman's Realm 4:


is something just a bit daring in its
selection. for. after all, it is one of
the most trying colors among the
many beautiful pale shades possible
for dinner and ball gowns.
Yellow promises to become a fad all
by itself in a small way, and satins,
tulles. chiffons and mOuseline, ranging
from dainty primrose to deep tulip
yellow, are displayed to tempt the
feminine eye.
Perhaps one reason for its popularity
is on account of its many possibilities
in combination with tiny paillettes
dor. which just now take precedence
over all the other spangles to artistic
creators of gowns.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
NilI Mako New Estimate

The Board of Education viii with
draw the estimate of needed revenue
for the coming year, which was filed
some time ago. The estimate con-
tanned an item for the support of the
free library. but It. was found City
Council had provided for that expense
in previous approprlatIons.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
TIMELY RECIPES FOR
THE BUSY HOUSEN IFE

EGGS BAKED WITH HAM OR
KIDNEY.
Heat a baking dish; put in it two
ta.blespoonfuls of butter; when it has
melted break in several eggs; sprinkle
with sale and pepper and a few bread
crumbs; place the dish in a hot oven
for three minutes, then pour over the
eggs. One cupful of rich brown sauce
and half a cupful of cooked minced
ham or kidney.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Car Shops Busy

lAe car shops Of the local branch
of The American Car and Foundry
Company, are very busy. Several cars
have beeen completed and shipped
during the last few weeks, and many
more are in course of construction
Two new cars were taken from the
shops yesterday.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Yellow 70 be PopuIar

What is pretty for wear in the early
spring than gown of that delicate
yellow tint suggestive of daffodils and
crocuses? There is a clearness and
daintiness about the shade which sets
il apart from the usual pinks. blues.
mauvos and all the other evening
colors we have seen so much during
the entire season. But a yellow gown
carries with it the air of being out
side the ordinary run OF colors. There
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
NEW SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
Eighth Street Cars Will Run to Front
and llnion NtreetS

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany has arranged a new schedule for
the Eighth street line. which went
into effect today. An extra car here
after win be run on the line every day
there is a ball game. from French
street station to Front and Union
streets grounds. The cars will run
from 2.06 o'clock until 4O6 o'clock,
and then the extra car will be re-
moved.
At the end Of the game the extra
car viii be put in service again for the
benefit of the people attending the
sports.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Small Boys in Trouble

About $50 o'clock last evening several
small boys started fight at Fifth and
Pine streets and caused some excitement.
Three or four older ones interfered and
tried TO make peace, but TO their surprise
the youngsters turned ON them. The
young pugilists stood their ground but
were finally pacifcd.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
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PEACH BLANC NANCE

Strain the juice from one can Of
peaches; put this juice in an agate pan
over the fire; rub three level table
spoonfuls of cornstarch in little cold
water; add it to the boiling juice, stir
ring for five minutes; cut the peaches
into small pieces: add them to the
syrup; pour into a mould that has
been rinsed in cold water; put into
cool place till stiffened; turn out on a
platter: serve with sweetened cream.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
HocKessIN soYs IN TROUBLE
Harry klair and Ezekiel wheatley
Charged With Driving RecklessIY

Magistrate Williamson, of Hockes-
sin, has issued a warrant for the ar
rest OF Harry l<lair and Ezekiel Wheat
ley two young men, who live between
Hockessin and Brandywinc Springs. on
the charge of being drunk and carry
ing concealed deadly weapons. The
warrants have been placed in the hands
of Jacob w. Smith for service. and he
probably will arrest them today
On Sunday the boys appeared i'm
Hockeesin in a team, and their reck-
less driving excited comment. Both
We're intoxicated and made quite a dis
turhance Constable Smith stopped
them and when he reconstructed with
them they threatened to shoot him un-
less he released the horse. Drawing
their revolvers they dourished them i'm
the direction of the constable. and he.
fearing that they might shoot. stepped
aside and allowed them to pass. They
continued their reckless driving about
the town and made the dcvout who
were on their way TO church move
lively for fear of being run over.
Nearly a year ago these same two
boys were arrested for stealing a horse
from Erwin Gregg. and when they
We're given q trial pleaded drunken
ness. and said they only borrowed the
horse TO take a short drive.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Two Dogs Go Mad

A small terrier bit four dogs near
Baneroft's Banks yesterday afternoon.
Two of the animals bitten became
mad while Dog Catcher Korp wos TAX
ing them to the pound and were killed.
Two valuable bull terriers. owned by
Samuel Bancroft Jr.. were bitten and
are now confined
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Hauled Out Masts

The two masts of the steamer Brandy
wine which were removed some time ago
10y the Pusey and Jones Company were
loated down the Christiana river today
from the shipyard of the above company
TO the wharf of the Wilmington Steam
boat Company They We're hauled out
with much difficulty.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Attending LEAGUE conventlon

William p. Bancroft. J. Harvey
Whiteman. William f. Kurtz and
John S. Rossell left for Boston at
noon today. where they will attend the
session of the National Municipal
League. The session will last three
days.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
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CHICKEN A la MARYLAND.

SINCE draw and wipe we'll one or
two chickens; split them down the
back sprinkle with salt or pepper;
dip the halves in beaten egg, then in
bread crumbs; place them in butter
ed dripping pan; pour over melted but
ter; place in oven and roast for twen-
ty minutes; remove to a hot platter
and pour over one cupful of cream
sauce; serve with broiled bacon OF
small corn fritters.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Inouiring About Sumner Trips

lnQuHinS ABOUT summer trips
Inquiries are being made about sum-
mer excursions. and the railroad COM
panies soon will publish hoir books
of summer rates. Travel from VIII
mington was very heavy last summer
but the coming season IS expected TO
break an records.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
SITUATION N pAINTERs. srRIKE
Employers Sign Agreement and Trou-
BILE Will Soon be at an End

Two master painters, comprising
one of the largest firms In this city,
signed the wage scale of the striking
painters last night. This greatly
pleased the men. as It was a big point
for them. Immediately after signing
the agreement tho employers engaged
fifteen men to go to work today. and
they will employ several more during
the next few days
All the fathers in the city yesterday
went out on a strike because the plas.
terers would not grant their demands
for more money and shorter hours. II
Is believed that someagreementwill be
reached In a short time, as a prolong.
ed strike would seriously hamper
building operations.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Gamers in Session

Representatives Of the Gamers trust
met in the Clayton House this after
noon. II was stated by one of the
members that the business transacted
was not for publication.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
suried on sax Shore

The body of the unknown drowned
man found at Augustine Pier yester-
day was buried on the bay shore near
where it was found. It is believed the
man was a sailor.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
viii loonte Here

Manager jess Frysinger, Of the Will
mington A. A. baseball team. will take
up his residence in this city tomorrow
He will make his headquarters at the
Hotel Wilmington and will transact his
future business from that place.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Viii visIt Camn Ground

The annual meeting Of the Brandywine
Summit Camp Meeting Association will
be held ON the camp grounds next Thurs
day afternoon. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
CHILDREN ENJOY VACATION
Many May Parties Seen Daily Going to
the Parks

School children of this city are having
weeks vacation and they are thorough
~ enjoying &C. The small boy can be seen
I'm every vacant lot aud even In the
streets when lot is not near playing
hall and iudulging in all the other out
door games so dear 10 the youth.
Several May parties may be seen every
day going to- the several parks in and
abont Wilmington where the children
can romp at will.
The youngsters are praying that the
fine weather. which is So unusual for
MAY week." viii continue for the re-
mainder of the week.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
ROOM NOuLDINGs.

Buy them direct and save middle
croft. as we sell them and put them
up at wholesale prices. Only at Yer
gor.s. ll9 shipIey street.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
CLUB WOMEN In
WEST CHESTER
Philadelphians Come Here
on Sail
Marriage Of Miss Chambers and Mr.
Mcdaniel Tonight Personal
Notes Of Interest

Communications OF a social nature. re-
ceived by the Evening Journal The So
ciety Reporter may be reached every
morning from 10 II o'clock by telephone,
No. 500 d. & A.. or 2iS Delmarvia.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
MI IanyIer Home Lon south

WI JdTVtT TOW5 TT0M oOUIn
George Janvier. deputy clerk of the
peace. returned his morning from a
trip to Savannah and Charleston. He
went by the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company's line. and
thoroughly enjoyed the ocean voyage.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

| OlSr.-lox terrier bitch black
around eyes and ears. Reward If
returned to No. 42S South jackson
street. m6-1t
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Oil Barpe lowed I'm

The tug Emily towed the big oil barge
INTO the Christiane river today The
barge had two big tanks ON board and
several barrels.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
R. H. SCOTT
R. H. SCOTT
2. IL. SCOTT,
314 rIarket Street.
Bargains Attract--Merit Holds.

Bargains Attract-=-Merit Holds.
There better indication of the prestige store Ell
Joys than the response its announcements elicit from the
buying public
You may draw crowd once, twice, oftener by
fictitious prices misrepresentation but you
nue attracting satisfied buyers every day throughout the
whole business year unless merit and reliability behind
every statement We solicit your inspection Of the following
desirable merchandise:
Mems Underwear
nen su!tings. grade quality for
15c srad -.N w
Bic llfisA Dnly l1ac
15c
81 10,
Fou for 1,y,n.on,, oo. IIc.sor, e ooo
FOlla ks fol
Ohnuelh l42c hosiery LOT oAc
Serge. Mems 2oc Hosiery for l1c
25c Black
Evening journal., 1902-05-06

-Fishcrmcn caught large Quauti-
lies Of hcrring alons the Christians
'iyor Yesterday
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
MAssAGE cup

FOR HOME TREATMENT.
Whenever there are wrinkles there is
need of stimulation. Tho Cup used gently
will arouse the circulation and tone up
the muscles. Si.50. Send 20 cent stamp
and receive by mail fun Instructions for
Home Treatment. wlth cut showing the
muscles of The face.
Preston Apartments, Pennsylvania
and Atlantic avenues, Atlantic City,
N. j.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-28

From all one can gather the Bishop
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Church, the Rev. H. B. Resterirk. will
be a most satisfactory man for the
position. He has not finally accepted
the position and it will be several
months before he can be consecrated.
But to man who has the advance
ment of very noble church before
him there could be no finer field than
is offered by the Hawaiian Islands
The field has been lost, for a time, and
it is now no good discussing how or
why, the point is to begin again with
fresh blood and arouse enthusiasm in a
form of religion which is highly
thought Of in the United States, and
from among whose Bishops and Clergy
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY

Leave Washington, PeuEa r. R. Station
1921 a m. SEABOABD FAST MAIL
Daily Through Pullman SIeepers TO
Jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 10 atlanta
.. m. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
OaIIY. LEITED-SolId train 20 JACK
soDTilie and Tampa, with Pullman, Drawing
Room, Sleeping Car and Cafe Dining Car. Pull
Llsn Sleeper 10 Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 70 Petersburg Raleigh, Southern Pines
(Piaehurst), Camden, Columbia. Savannah
jacksonville. St Augustine. Palm Beach, Tam
pa, Key West. and Florida points; also Cuba.
Charlotte, AIhe1s, Atlanta. New Orleans. Chat
taH0Oga. Nashville. Memphis, points West and
Southwest
A:SO am. LOCAL-T5 Petersburg. Raleigh,
DaiiV- Southern Pines (Pinehurst)
Hamlet, and intermediate points
Office, 1921 Penaa. Ave.
C. B RYAN, - WALTER C. COLEMAN.
General Pass Agent. C. T. P :
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, Va, and points South, via
Alexandra and FrcierIrssbuTs- Leave station,
9Th and streets $50 a m 5-E1 p H. daily
dining carr for Richmond and points AZ
IaluC Cost Line ard Florida. 1871 q n
400 p m daily (Fio-lia. and 4etrop5Illaa
Limited, Tor Risbmozd and points CD Sea
board AR line zad f'icri6z: IC-4l A. n train
connects at Richmond with C. o. Ry- fox
Newport News, Old Point Comfort etc: I5.5I
g. n. daily for Richmond and points on Souta-
era Railway and Floridz tdlnLng earl; 40 a. n.
week days, 4.55 p rs Catly. express FOR Rich
uond oslly- Pullman or pari5r cars On al
above Trains. Accommodation for Quzuuco 20
a. az. sunday oals 5-2s y m. "eez d5yE;
SEQ p. H., except SatUrtaF-
Z 7. D. MYERS. " p. DUKE. y. P TAYLOR
President General GSr, Traf3c Nj.
Richmond "a
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
Schedule Effective August 2. 1901

Schedule Elective August =, 1907
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Statioz-
,.oo P. Il Daily-cECTSNAT And LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS Solid veztIbuIe trafn Tor
Cincinnati. Resches Mountain Resort Stations
same evening, Cincinnati AID LcuisyilIe Rexs
morning s. Louis and Chicago that eFe1fzg-
Pullman SIeepezs &c Cincinnati and LouisgilIs
Daily. Diaug Car
6.55 P. n BaIly-g ASFIINGTON AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL 4 neW solid vestibuied
electric-ijgbted train. arriving Cincinnati
has D. n, indianapolis 2-z5 p n, s. Louis
Gas . m daily ChicsgO $40 p N wee
DAYS. Pullman Sieepers 50 CIacIrrati, Indian
ap6Ess and - Eodis- without cllz1sge-z PzfloE
car Cincinnati 70 Chicago Bi1Irg car
i-fO P Il Daily F Y LIMITED Solid
train for Cincinnati PuiiH7aa SleSPeTs 70
Cincinnati Lexington and Louisville without
change. Compartment Sleeper 70 Virginia
Hot Springs aaiIg except sunday SiseperE
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and St Louis Dining
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office. SIS Pennsylvania arenue7 503 Four
tenth street. near z. and al tho station-
Telephone cali $3.50 FOR Pennsylvania Z. r Ca
Service. IL v fCIa~5E-
General Passenger Agent
Telephone Main 1856
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Effective September z, 1902.
Trains leave District Line Station (-eached
BY Columbia electric cars IS folIovs:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week days. Z noon, $50 AID 80 p II.
Sundays and Holidays, 1880 3 n, 80 4-30.
and 90 ?. f.
RETURNING. LEAVE TIE BEACH
Week days, Gas a. n, 2;50. 8, ard 10 p n.
Sundays and Holidays 4 n .. 8. and 10 p m
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. ESQ a. n, $50 p r. Sundays,
1879 a. m, 40 p n
a. Il. LEWIS, G. P. A. 1870 New York ave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,

ALEXANDRIA, AND ARLINGTON.
ELECTRIC TRAINS STATION 49, & Pa. ave.
For Mt Vernon, every hour. week days, from
10 a. IN. to p. n
For alexandria and Arlington every half hour.
Round trip 90 at Vernon SOC Rouad trip
to Alexandra, 25e. Round trip 70 Arlington.
Zoe Round strip 20 1T. Vernon. iBCiadiry
Arlington and Alexandra, 6oc
WASH. ALEXANDRIA Il 1T. VERNON RI
SEE Ti2E TABLES ST HOTELS. au1tf
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BALTIMORE END OHIO B. B.

Schedule u effect Bay Is 1872
leave Washington, Nsr jersey Ave and C II
! Chleago aad Northwest, Flg-59 q n, -G-zJ
/ Cincinnati. s. louis. ard Louisville, =10.05
! a. m, -4-I5 Q. ", 40 night.
/ Pittshurg and Cleveland, 1850 d. NJ So
: p Ia and J 90 night
( Columbus and Wheeling. 500 p. m
/ Winchester, SIS a. IA, t.i5 and 1850
LJray. Rfyerts-i, Front Royal. Elktoa. s4I5
Annapolis. 1881. $50. lu-5o a. n, 1880.
Frsdaries. ISIS. -.o.o, IIo:5o a a., '-1:15.
HagerstogrH. + 1885 a. n. and $50 , m
Boyd sud BzE points, 1888. $3.50 q. N.
-tI-E5, $50 SO. -l1-l5- I-55 2
Gairherstsurg ani way points, SIS -'a-00 a.
NJ lZ:5o- - 10 $50 SO go, $50,
sos. +sT.ze, IT-I5, fi-s9 2. IT.
Washington Junction ana way points. SIS,
1000 g. NJ, -+5.i5- 49, $50
Baltimore, week Gays L$-0G- 5-01- G,So.
x co. 80. $50, $50. xa:59, Nia.o5. u-50 a.
To-. NI2-25 upc1. Zl--5- z5-c}, E=.ls, U4>2d
40, 15-t5- 3D. La--t'r 49, Ac--5- Zit-JL
z1I-s5- HIS p NJ Suadsvs. zs-51. Kos.
49, S5-g5, ESQ, zs-o9, zlV.oq, Zll-SJ, 11.55
ROYAL BLUE LINE
AT trains Illuminated with Pin.zeh light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia New YorE. Boston.
and TIE East, SEQ, -7.o5 lDiRe-), $50 (8gs
D. y
-I2:2a DIaer} 500 ("Royli Limited -
Diner. t4-e0 (PhfIadelpiis cniy}. = -65
tDiner). $50 znd -u-SJ p IN Sleeping Car
open at lJ-co 0'cloc53.
Atlantic Ci5y. 7-95, 1000 q. III, 1880
noon. y 90 D. "a.
epaiIy. Except SUNDAY ~7S11day only
xF.xprass trains
Baggage called Tor AID checked from hosels
and residences ~ Union Transfer Co. OF orders
left at ticket Offices, DO Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest EeF YORK AveEue and Fifteenth
Street, and n station
DEPARTT RE OF TRAINS
During c. A. r.. Eucanpsnz8t
From Nag Jersey Avenue and ( Street station
Fer Baltimore ana The East 7-l5 $50, and
10 q. M i2-24 I.s5. sea. SEQ. 5.g5 G-z9,
s:Ci and 1850 p M week DAYS I7a5 and
500 g. M. 1889 $780, &c., SEQ and Il.sG
r. U,- SUNDAYS
From Delaaare Avenue, between ana g
S-reHts-
5-ta, 6-S7, 80 S-55. and 1850 g. IT,. 80.
80, SO Csc. and 4I.55 p. n, week days
.-sfn q. ms, I-l5, ana 3. - r. Sundays.
From lsss York aHd Florida Avenues
All trains to the #ez=, iHciudtaS Metropolitan
Branch trains
Al7 trains to baltimore ard Eaz= II 500.
$3.50 1 no and ff-a} F. T- week DAYS 800
o. IT, ard lH-es .. r1- Sundays
Local schedule. au 81 -sa5-.1ts- Branch VII 5s
abandoned ON "Wednesday, October s.
MO
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FOUND.

EoUND-Thst g. cents VIII Iar the hest %
cent Mocha and Java coffee hy sending postal
% the Potomac Coffee Co.. 500 ST. NV Try
il. eI
SICKNESS and death are In ceIIar-ruade ice
cream, sever gas causes it; do not eat that
the ground and is pure. delicious and health
Iqi; zoe and zoe per gallon LACEY'S co.
New York ave. NV. and IlS-il5 Chicago st.