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Evening journal., 1902-03-26
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

ION Good Friday, at s o'clock a.
m, there will be morning prayer and
pro anaphoral services in ST. Mich
ael's Church, Chestnut and Adams
streets. From u o'clock, noon. until
p. m, the rector the Rev. William ID.
ManrOss. win conduct a series of medi-
tations on the following subjects: "In
Gethsomane," Before the High
Priest" Before PLATE" "The Way OF
Sorrow" THE Crucihxion," THE
Comp Words From the
Cross" and 1T Is Finished" Anyone
VINO can spend all OF a part of the
three hours at the service are invited
to do so In the evening there will be
another service. On Easter Sunday
there will be a corporate communion
OF the parish at 7.3O a. m. The cele-
bration OF the holy eucharist, at 1890
a. m. will be choral, Sempers mass.
AT Easter evensong. D0rcys setting.
viii be used. The children OF the Sun
day school will take part in this SER
vice and present their mite box offer
ings for missions. The boy choir.
which has been in training some time,
will sing on Easter.
Holy Week services in Emmanuel
Church, Highlands. are as follows:
tomorrow, 7.45 p. m, the Rev +. X.
Miller, Of Maryland, preacher; Maundy
Thursday, 745 p. m, holy communion
the Rev. G. A. Latimer. of Philadel-
phia, preacher; Good Friday. $50 a. m.
and I45 j. m, the Rev. II. J. Beagon,
preacher az the evening service.
Easter Sunday will be the begin
ming Of two weeks evangelistic ser
Vices in Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Fourth and Br0ome streets. The Rev.
r. A. Elwood. the pastor, will preach
a special sermon each evening. except
saturday and the singing will be in
charge Of d. II. Roberts. Of Philadel-
phia, who will be assisted by a large
chorus choir. The services of song
viii begin promptly each evening at S
o'clock.
Easter services will be conducted
by the Rev Or. Il. Burgette Short IN
Y. NJ. G. A. Hall next Sunday. His sub
lect Will be THE Resurrection, and
special music Will be furnished by the
choir
The solemn Office of the tenebrae
will be chantcd in St Paups r. c.
Church on Thursday and Friday even
inEs of this week. beginning at 1880
o'clock. THE Lamentations Of
jeremiah" will be sung at both services
by L. b. Preston and John A. Ma
honey. The Rev. Dr. Whalen, of st.
Maiys, Baltimore, will preach at both
services.
The choir of st. Pau's r. c..
Church will sing GounOds "MesseI
solonelle" (St Cecelia). at the high
mass on Easter Sunday, beginning atI
1890 a. m. The offertory, "Gratias
Agimustibi, grand aria for soprano.
by Guglielmo. will be sung by Mrs.
Mary c. Preston, assisted by the Phil
harmonic full orchestra and the regu-
lar choir
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
New York Millinery House

The New York Millinery House has
brought New York styles to Whining
ton and that the people here appre-
ciate them Is demonstrated in the
fashion in which they crowd the store.
No. 21S King street. Among the most
striking novelties shown there Is a
Gibson hat Of pink chrysanthemum
straw. Part Of the brim is faced with
pink liberty silk and the same forms a
duBarTy how at the back. The crown
and part of the inner brim are formed
of a wreath OF small pink blossoms.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
James I. MuIIIn 8 Son

James r. Mullin & Son, Of Sixth and
Market streets. offer wonderful values
this week in suits for small and big
boys, young men and elderly men. in
prices ranging from So to S6. IS to SIS,
and $40 to $50. There also are other
goods at less and greater prices. The
firm also advertises an immense new
stock of the latest patterns at moder-
ate prices.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Samuel Lees 60.

One of the most attractive stores in
the city is that of the Samuel Lees
Company, Fifth and Market streets, in
it's Easter finery. The windows are
handsomely decorated. especially the
south window. with it's draperies OF
pale green and white. The millinery
display is a large and elegant one,
which has excited much favorable com
ment All the latest styles in shape
and coloring are shown, and numerous
red models. which are so popular this
spring. are shown. One large table is
devoted to all black hats. and another
to the headgear of the little folk The
company also shows an attractive new
line of women's suits. Jackets waists
skirts and silk petticoats, as well as a
full line of the latest dress goods.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Bader Bros.

Bader Brothers. proprietors Of the
popuar-priced variety store, No. 22l
King street, this week advertise spe-
cial bargains in dust brushes, scrub
brushes. window brushes, whitewash
brushes. feather and wool brushes.
step ladders, galvanized tin buckets.
brooms. mops, carpet and mating
tacks. chair seats. shelf and crepe
papers, paint brushes, brass nails,
clothes baskets. market and shopping
baskets. tubs, boilers. clothes props.
clothes pins. clothes lines. lunch boxes.
lunch baskets. tin. enamel and wooden
ware, toys, dolls, express wagons.
household specialties. and full line Of
table and bar glasses.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
MitchaIl,s New Store

These are busy days in the new mill
linery store Of S. Mitchell, No. 406
Market street. and the formal opening
has been marked by success. The ex-
hibit OF Easter millinery is in line
with the popular fancy and is not only
large in variety, but is marked by an
exclusiveness of taste and style. There
are to be seen the popular Gibson and
Gainsboro hats the turban and the vari-
ons other shapes which vie with each
other for popularity. Besides the hats
for the grown ups, there is a complete
line of pretty and graceful creations
for the bellies Of the future.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
At Mrs. a. W. Hnvesl

Mrs. A. w. Hayes. Of No. 20G King
street. reioices over the fact that this
rs ideal opening weather. Her millin-
erv establishment has been greatly en-
larged and she now boasts OF as much
floor and mirror space as any of her
competitors. The models displayed are
rich and elegant. One, which is par
tlcularly effective. les of the Spanish
turban shape, in white. The crown is
OF crush white roses. and the brim is
formed OF a drapery Of lace, finished
with a duBarTy bow in the back.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
M. j. Dougherty


Midweek bargains advertised by NJ.
j. Dougherty. No. 2S2 King street, to-
dav are children's hose at 9 cents for
1915 cent quality; kid gloves at 70
cents. satin liberty ribbons, reduced to
8. s. 10. - and 10 cents a yard, and big
reductions in muslin underwear.
The Leader
The Leader store is all decked out in
palms and other greenery in honor of
the spring millinery opening. The
display OF trimmed hats has never been
surpassed by this progressive firm,
which has made great strides In the
favor Of the public since its establish
ment here There are all sorts and
styles OF hats for every kind Of people
and every model is a desirable one.
One. in the Colonial shape compares
favorably. both in style and materials
with a similar hat In a well-known
Philadelphia store. but at much lower
price. The firm also carries fine line
Of suits and coats and muslin under
wear.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
AZ the Misses Lennv,s

The Misses A. and "a Jenny have
their store decorated with Easter lilies
and palms in honor OF the spring open
ing. and the display window is a SYM
phony in white velvet and satin. One
Of the extreme novelties of the season
which is shown. is n Gainsboro, with
the extreme fare Il is Of black horse
hair braid each row Of which is edged
with Mechlin lace. II is finished with
"a duBarry bow Of wide moire ribbon
az the back On the flare is simulated
a tiny basket in white Tuscan braid,
which is filled with June roses and
forget-me-nots An exquisite line Of
lace bonnets also is on display.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Al Mrs. Rlest,n

Mrs. Blest. Of No 200 King street.
has on display an excellent line Of new
and up-to-date spring millinery. So
strong is the demand for her trade
that people did not wait for the formal
opening yesterday, but purchased num-
erous models on Monday and even ON
Saturday preceding. In addition to
hat wear for grown ups, Mrs. Blest has
a large line Of hats for the little folk.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
At Mrs. Soov's

Mrs. sooy. OF No. 212 King street,
who is one Of the Oldest milliners in
the city. has a particularly large line
of handmade hats this season. They
are in good taste, to which their ready
sale testifes. An exceptionally pretty
model ia OF the popular Gainsboro
shape. OF the horsehair braid IL is
adorned with a long black plume and a
fold of black panne velvet, and beneath
the brim is a cluster Of pale tinted
roses.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Robelen Piano Co.

The RObelen Piano Company, No
no Market street. advertises a consign-
ment of new pianos. Among them are
the Knabe. the Mchlin. the Crown the
Fischer, Schuberts Haines, Durands
and many other makes noted for their
richness of tone and handsome design.
The prices range from $500 upward.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.

During Easter week the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Co. will present free
to all purchasers an attractive souvenir
entitled Mother Love" 1t is made
especially for the firm by a noted ar
tist. and is autographed in ten oil col
ors by one of the best photographic
houses in this country.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Deafness Of ~ years. stand

ing. -Protracted Catarrh produces
deafness in many cases. Capt. Ben.
Connor. of Toronto. Canada. was deaf
for - years from Catarrh. All treat
ments failed TO relieve. DIR. Agnew S
Catarrhal Powder gave him relief in
one day. aud in a very short while the
deafness left him entirely. It will do
as much for you. 80 cents.--17.
Sod by Miller Drug Company and n.
B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Anna Hanthorn

Miss Anna Hanthorn. Of No Az
Market street. advortises a big line OF
Easter bonnots and gowns for the little
ones. She shows the most allWing
things imaginable i'm caps and frocks
and hosiery. also a small lot of chill
dren's lightweight gray mocha and
tan kid gloves.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
at Miss Scott's

The millinery store Of Miss Mabel B.
Scott No. GA King street, is very at
tractive in its dress OF green in honor
Of the spring opening. Crepe paper,
in leaf green is so arranged as to form
a canopy from the chandelier In the
centre Of the room. a good line OF
hats is there. and Miss Scott, who Is
young in the business. expresses her
confidence in being able to compete
successfully with her more experienced
rivals in the millinery field
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
j. Warren Rnllen

]. Warren Bullen. No. 4l9 Market
street. advertises an up-to-date line of
spring clothing for men and boys. as
well as hats and furnishings. He also
announces a speciality of fine tailoring
in all its branches, from SIS up for the
best imported materials
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Edward Il. Brennan

Edward II. Brennan. No. 22t Market
street advortises Easter wear for both
women and men this week, as follows
Mems suits from $3.50 up; young
mems suits. 81 up; boys suits, ~ up;
women's suits. 80 up; skirts. z up.
Also a complete line of spring jackets,
misses suits millinery, shoes, dress
goods and dry goods.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
d. Ross & Son

d. Ross & Son. Nos. 2O6-2iO Market
street. announce new offerings in every
department for the spring trade. These
include clothing, hats. furnishings, dry
goods. notions and trimmings. The
store will be open on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
OLD POINT COMFORT. vA.-POPU-
LAR TOURS VIA b. & o. r. r.

Leave Wilmington, Saturday, March
". at ll.Ol a. m. Rate. S14 for
round-triD, including railroad fare
Leave Wilmington, SATURDAYS. March
transfers in Washington, staLerOom go
ing and returning on Potomac river
steamer, and one and three fourth DAYS
board at the Hygeia Hotel. Old Point
Comfort.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Levy,s Kumfort Shoe House

The third weeks sale of tho Dia-
mond State Shoe House. at Levy's
Kumfort Shoe House. No. 223 Market
street has started In auspiciously The
company advertises big bargains az the
rate of two or three pairs of good shoes
at the price which one would ordinar-
lily pay for a single pair.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Lyn Thomas & Co.

Lyn Thomas & Co. of No. 400 Mar
ket street. on Monday received a new
line Of fresh and up-to-date silverware,
and today arc offering it at a special
sale Each piece will go at S1.25, and
at that price may be obtained syrup
cups. bread trays. cake stands, butter
dishes. fruit stands, pickle castors,
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Camden Defeated MlImlnrton

In the Inter-League game last night
the Camden basketball team, of the
National League. defeated the Whining
ton team by a score Of % to Is. Il was
the best game ever played in this city.
Although Wilmington played fast. 1t
was unable to hit the baskets. Holt
played a good game for the local team.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
DAVIS souvenir Is UnIaue

Millard f. Davis, the well-known
jeweler, of Nos. and II East Second
street. has issued a unique Easter
souvenir. which is attracting much no
tice. 1t is a folded card and, besides
the easter chat announcements,
contains a paper eggplant which,
upon being lifted, reveals a tiny pack
age Of seeds of that vegetable, which
MrDavis invites the recipient to plant
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Clifford Greenman

There are fashions in wall paper and
window shades as well as in millinery,
and Clifford Greenman. OF No. 212
West Seventh street. adycrtises the
latest designs in both as well as in
room mouldings. burlaps. floor, table,
stair oil cloth and linoleums.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
r. H. Scott's

r. II. Scott's store. No. 3l4 Market
street. is crowded today. the occasion
being the spring opening. The milli-
merry department is particularly attract
i've. the models comparing in style.
beauty, newness and excellence of ma
terial with hats sold elsewhere for
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
n. S. Mitchell

II. S. Mitchell. of Seventh and Rop-
lar streets. the well-known East SIDE
ieweler. announces numerous Easter
inducements. For this month he will
deliver free with every sale of a watch
a So chain. He also offers the latest
designs in rings. chains, dressing SETS
brooches. cuff buttons, silverware and
the various other things by way of per-
aonal adornment in the jewelry line.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Onenlnr at Ouimhxs

The window OF O.. Quimbey, No. POS
King street. Is suggestive of spring in
It's pretty combination Of green and
white and the tasteful hats in the in
terror successfully carry out the im-
preston. The display is exceptionally
fine. all the models being refined and
quiet and without exaggeration. Miss
Quimbey also carries an admirable line
OF hatwear for children.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
lie Among Barrels

About $1,000 damage was done by
fire to the barrel factory Of J. Harry
Wien, Third and Railroad avenue. last
night For a time surrounding prop
erty was Threatened The burning bar
rels made a big blaze, and a large
crowd was attracted to the scene. An
alarm was sounded from box No. II.
and the district engines went into ser
vice.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Wright & Davidson Co.

Wright & Davidson Co., Eighth and
Market streets. advertise for this week
a special line Of boys confirmation or
first communion suits at extremely
reasonable prices. Other Inducements
offered are in knee pants suits. long
PANTS suits hats. ties and other fxings
for the boys.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
oneninr at 3. 8. HYntt,s

Much interest is manifested I'm the
spring opening in the millinery store
Of 3. b. Hyatt. No. 402 King street ana
the popular parlors are crowded. A
fine line Of trimmed hats and bonnets
are on display and special and personal
attention is given to ordered work.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26

double the price The trimmers are in
touch with the European and New
York styles. and the copies are excel
lent Numerous specials in dress
goods. notions and gloves also are Of
fered today.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Pfunu G. Roddy Co.

The new shoe store of Pfund &
Roddy Co. Eighth and Market streets,
is making a stir i'm shoe circles. The
firm advertisos smart shoes for Easter,
in the mannish shapes in boots and
OXfords as well as the dainiicr and
lighter shapes in patent feathers for
fluffy summer and evening gowns. The
lines of mems and children's shoes also
are complete.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Social and Personal Notes

Social and Personal Notes
embers of the Awkward Club
give a dance in the New-Century
} building on the evening of April
/. and Mrs. Lester X. Baylis have
rned from their wedding trip.
.ss Kate McClafferty Will give a
er in Eden Hall for her Monday
{ class on Wednesday night, in
er week.
aries w. Roth and Miss Anna S.
Ireisinger, both of Philadelphia,
married by the Rev. George L.
re, d. d., in this city on Monday.
IS. T. NJ. Lorraine, OF Chesapeake
Md, is in Wilmington today.
S. David Snellenburg and children
sail on April for Germany
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Moved to New York

aptain and Mrs. William A. Pratt
e removed from this city to New
shton, n. Y. Captain Pratt will be-
be civil engineer for the Staten Island
bid Transit Company. He was a
lessor at Delaware College, and was
y popular with the students. His
be in Gilpin avenue, at Thirteenth
ct, has been purchased by Holstein
vev. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt left for
York yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Real Estate Sold

A. J.. Kooch has sold for Mrs. MIRA
Earet Plunkett the property No. 12O
Market street. The purchaser was NJ.
Harris.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
ANY DANCES
FOR EASTER
he for the Misses LukenS
and BlOunt
ler Items of a Social Int crest to
City Folk, Their Neighbors
and Friends

pr. and Mrs. J. Paul Lukens, Of No.
Washington street, have issued in
htions for a dance in the New-Cen-
y Club building on the evening OF
I'll 8. 1t is in honor of Miss Helen
rkley Lukens and Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Lnt.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Return S From Texas

|. A. Miller, passenger agent of the
.imOre and Ohio railroad. has re-
led from Texas, where he is inter
ID in oil fields and timber land
ter l.. Butler, who accompanied
will return tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
Work Progresses at Pullmans

The frame work on the general re-
pair shops at the Pullman Car Com
pany's yards is almost finished. Bricks
are being hauled and the brick work
will soon be started.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26

On Thursday night Che Executive
Committee of the Turn Fest will hold
a meeting i'm Turn Hall TO transact
special business.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26

Philadelphia. March 26-Omerlngs OF
wheat were light and prices ruled steady.
but neither exporters nor millcrs showed
much interest Bradstrects estimated
decrease ln the worlds visible supply of
800 O0l bushels.
Contract wheat. as to location, closed
as follows.
Bid. Asked.
Mureu sssssssssss sssssstsfsssss stssss sooi4Hot
Car lots IN elevator as to location:
No. = Pennsylvania red ........... .oalannb
No. % Delaware red .................- afiob
CORN. Demand from both exporters
and milcrs was unsatisfactory, and with
lower Western advlccs, the market do
clned iac. per bushel from last evenings
rates. Sales of 4 ears No. yellow. on
track. as Ito location. az 6iEM65c.; and I
car do, i'm special location on track. at
G6ic.
OATS.-Cnr lots for local trade were in
moderate but ample supply, and prices
were without important change. Sales of
car No. mixed natural. on track. at
iolEc.' and cars No white. clipped
track ut Gle.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
The Bon Ton

The Bon Ton has the most stylish
and most artistic hats in Wilmington,
so everyone says. The imported crea-
uons are superb. and the domestic de-
signs are unrivaled. 1t is we'll worth
ones time to visit them. They are at
The Bon Ton No. 226 King street.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
NATURE AND WOMEN SMILE UPON
SPRING MILLINERY OPENINGS

crumb trays and scrapers. After today
they will be sold at regular prices.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26

These are the days of the annual
spring openings, and nature. as we'll
as the women, seems to smile upon
the loves of hats and bonnets which
are displayed to their admiring gaze
Styles never were moro becoming, or
in better taste. and prices are within
easy reach.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
.The ReY. Genrge h. Pnlne. of S

1.-The Rev. George L. Paine, OF st.
Marks Church. New York, viii preach
IN st. Andrews Church at 745 O'Clock
tonight.
...At the recent session OF the Will
mington Conference. the Rev. Alfred
.T. Scott was reappointed editor OF the
Christian Companion.
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
EASTER TOUR BY SEA-

From Baltimore and Philadelphia 10
Savannah and Charleston Fxnoeitlon
Personally conducted All expenses IN
cludod. Via Merchants and Miners
transportation Company. Leaving Raj
umore March q. Leaving PHILADELPHIA
March IS. Cost Of ten-day tour from Hal
tmore $l5; from Philadelphia, $50. Send
for itinerary and particulars. Address
passenger Department NJ. and NJ Il. Co.
"a East German street, Baltimore Nd
Evening journal., 1902-03-26
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.

LOCAL QUOTATIONS
ro-day's local wholesale quotations reported
by stayton a Chandler.
Cabbage, bar / 2I
OuiOns bhl, $50
White Potatoes bushelplc
asggsl Dol. ana Md dozen, l5'So, l0c
Cnickens, live, pound, lie, nc
Chickens, dressed, pound l2c BE
Apples, barrel, 400 To 4 10
Omnges, box, Cau. t8.OO825
Lemons box 275
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-27

the easier it will be to resist any
international. combination to
check the progress of the Mus
covite empire in that corner of the
world.
The steamers of the Russian
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are busy
transporting colonists fromOdes-
sa to Vladlvostok. The govern
ment has appointed two special
committees to develop the move
ment. One will organize colon
izing exhibitions from central
Russia by way of the Trans Sibe-
rian railway; the other will es-
tabllsh headquarters on the Pa
cific coast to facilitate the settle
ment of the adjacent country.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-27
FIRE IN NEW YORK HOTEL
Twenty BsIIevd to Be Among the Dead
and the1CasuaItyEList Nay Reach
s,-,s a Great Number. n

NEW YORK, Feb. 22-The
Park ave. hotel, situated at Thir-
ty-second Thirty-third sts., and
the armory Of the Seventy-first
regiment, New York national
guards, were destroyed by fire
that broke out early this morn
ing in the armory. It is certain
that a number of lives have been
lost, Chief Croker making an es;
innate Of twenty dead now in the
ruins of the hotel. Four bodies
have been taken out aud one OF
these was identified as that Of
Col. Alex Piper, United States
army, of Louisville. Ky.
Admiral Miller, Z. S. n. (retir-
ed). was fatally shocked, and a
woman guest, name unknown,
jumped from the fifth story and
will die. The loss is estimated
at 80, 900, 1000. Up to 5 o'clock
this morning no list of dead or
injured was obtainable.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-02-27
LIKED In PLYMOUTH!
The Renown of the Great Author and
Physician Or. A. w. Chase is Ac-
cented by Plymouth Peopel.

Its by the words of the people that
DR.. A. w. Chsse's Nerve Pills have
come into such active demand. The an
nouncements for this medicine are not
dependent on the testimony OF people
80 fer away that they cannot be authen-
ticated-Its home evidence that cor-
vinces because easily ubstactiated-lts
the simple statement OF things done and
told ia the words of the relieved.
Mr.. j. p. Hoy of North Center St.,
Plymouth, Ind, saye:-"Dr. A. W.
Chase's Nerve Pills lie a great medicine
to make your nerves steady. strong and
quiet-to give one physical strength and
natural sleep. The box l got at j. W.
Hess's Drug Store gave me the fine re-
suit and l needed it badly. am more
than we'll pleased with the medicine"
Dr.A w. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold
at Soc box at dealers or DR.. A. Chase
Medicine Co., Buffalo. N. Y See that
portrait and signature OF A. w. Chase
NJ y. are on every package. 4