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Evening journal., 1902-11-08

are using soft ccal and wood. and ac-
cording TO the local dealers. IL will be
fully three weeks before Il viii be re-
ceived in this city. A large number OF
people have purchased coal in Will
mington and haul 1t to This city.
The euchre and dance given in TIE
Opera House by the St Peters T. A. B.
Society last evenirgs was a great sue
Gees. About 250 people were present,
and the music was FURNISHED by Pre-
fessor James MoPike. Miss Mamie Nc
Pike and John Atkinson. In the cuchre
contest Miss Rosa Keenan,. Of Chester,
won the first prize. a silk umbrella.
James i. McIv0r. second, won an um-
brella. Coffee and sandwiches We're
served
Tie friends CT James G. Knowles ere
hoping that they viii scon see him
upon the streets again. He is now re-
cuperating at Atlantic City.
Harry Smith was given an asescahle
surprise last evening. Ths Iarty was
given by Mrs. Thomas Frazer and
ether friends. Games ana refre h
ments made the time pass pleasantly
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
OPEN TOURNAMENT NEXT THURSDAY
Golfers VIII Contest For Prizes on
Links OF the Country Club
Next Week

Beginning ON Thursday next there
will be an open golf tournament at the
Wilmington Country Club. The prizes
will consist of a gold medA for this
best qualifying round, the Wilmington
cup, trophy Tor runner-up and q cup
for the consolation prize.
Entries must be made in writing TO
Arthur II. G. Gamett, chairman of the
Match Committee. not later than Tues
day, November II. All contestants may
have the use OF tine grounds and club
house one week before the opening OF
the tournament 10y application TO the
committee.
The play Will be as follows:
Thursday Qualifying round, 80
holes, medal play First 16 to continue
at match play for the Wilmington cup
Second 16 for consolation cup.
Friday 10 q. m.-First round, match
play.
Friday, 1 p. m--lsecond round. match
play
Saturday. 10 a. m.-Semi-nnals.
Saturday. p. m.--Finals.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
HandkerChiefs

A chance to buy your holiday
Handerchiefs A. reduced prices.
Ladies fine linen hemstitched
Hardkerchiefs, some Of the letters
missing for this season they will
be reduced from asc to rar-ac.
10 dozen Mems large silk Hand
kerchiefs with initi,l reduced for
next weeks selling from soc to ssc.
dozen Mems silk Handker.
chiefs with initial reduced from
a5c to r9c.
Ladies hemstitshed Handker-
chiefs 9 for roc, worth SC.
Our holiday Handkerchiefs are
now here.
The balance Of the 7sc ribbed
Underwear for women will be sold
on Monday at soc. This Under
wear is light weight wool, suita-
bic for this season Of the year.
Monday we will sell 6s pieces Of
Ribbon, 4 Ia to 9 IL inches wide,
worth from IS 10 7sc at asc; plain
and fancy stripes.
S pieces pure white table Linen
66-inches wide, beautiful designs,
reduced for Monday from 7sc to
6oc yd.
7a-inch half bleached Table
Linen, extra heavy at Sr.oo yd.
7a-inch pure white extra heavy
Table Linen; price for Monday
o5c, regularly worth SI.as.
so pairs, 1914 otton Blank IS
will be sold on Monday at 4Sc a
pair.
) pieces Of a good heavy Canton
Flannel at I-sc a yard; Monday
only.
Extra large white Bed Spreads,
worth sT.as; Mondays price oSc.
so dozen more of the large
huck-a-back Towels, sizes 32x42,
roc Monday only.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
WRITER
CRITICALLY ILL
Water Men Fear Submerged
Scow in the Delaware
River
speclal 10 the Evoning Journal.


New Castle, Nov. Miss Emily
Read, only remaining member of the
Read family, and relative Of George
Read, signer of the Declaration Of IN
dependence and am authoress OF note,
IS dying OF paralysis at the home of
Mrs. John H. Rodney, q relative, in
this city. Miss Read has been active
IN literary work for many years. She
contributed to some Of the best maga-
zines and to the Encyclopedia Britain
Mica. She Is 20 years Of age
Fear Sunken Soow
Mariners on the Delaware River are
In dread OF striking a submergel sccw
and are constantly on the alert lest
their vessel should come in contact
with t. The seow was owned by the
Now Castle Manufacturing Company,
enaged in digging clay frcm the river
bed south of this city, and was laden
with clay and moored to the outer
ice pier when It suddenly sank and
ha not been located.
The Delaware Cams prCtsc i've AS
scciaticn is after persons who are vio-
lating the law near New Castle by
shooting rabbits.
Smallpox Situation Encouraging
The smallpox situation is not so bad
as It appeared to be early in the week,
and unless new cases develop today.
ths quarantine will be lifted from the
fourteen hogse5 en- Clayton street, ami
the watchmen dispensed with, thus re-
leving the city from the eyparsa Of
cbout 500 a week
Dr. Kuntz, president of the Roard Of
Ucalth. went to the Munson ana VIII
liams houses. in the West End, yester-
day with the view of lifung the quar-
antine He found the Williams family
I'm excellent condition, and alter thor
ouzhly fumisatng the premises, re-
moved the yellow flag. But at the Mun-
son house be discovered Frank Mur-
son suffering with the disease. Dr..
Kuntz. the. efore, sent the patient 10
Farrlturst and continued the Quaran-
tine It is to the interest of those
persons afflicted 10 at once report their
condition to the Board Of Health.
The disease is now under Conircl,and
there is no doubt but That { will be
entirely stamped out in a very short
time.
Coal sin Scarce
Ths coal situation in this city is by
no means solved ye,. hat is, 50 far as
hard Ccal IS c-ncoInei. Many reorla
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
ENII RTAlNED
CLASS OF '03
Young Folk Enjoy Mas
querade and Surprise
Wedding Announced to Take Place
m Ol;yet Church-Other Social
Notes Of Interest

Miss Mamie Fell entertained the
members Of Senior A Glass OF '0S, Of the
High School at her home, No. 1905
Washington street. last night. There
are about forty members in the class,
and they thoroughly enjoyed Miss Feil's
hospitality. There were mrslc and
dancing ana games. and late in the
evening supper was served. Roth the
parlor and dining room were prettily
decorated with red and white the High
School colors..
Senior A class is through in Fehru-
airy, but the members will not be for
mally graduated until next June
Evening journal., 1902-11-08

November 19. The ceremony viii take
place at o'clock in the evening In Oil
vet Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward See. of George
town, have been visiting in the city
Dr. C. c. Cole has returned front
Dover.
Miss Jennie M. short has returned
to Georgetown.
Mrs. DUPONT Walker and children are
visiting Mrs. Amos Cole
The Rev. and Mrs. f. Burgette Short
have returned from visit to George
town.
Mrs. p. n. Kellum and Miss Olivia
Pearson, OF Dover. have been visiting
in the city.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Newport
m 10 Inc Ev7nlng Journal .

Special 90 the Evening Journal.
Newport. Nov. S.-Mrs. 4. T.. Willard
and daughter, Mary, OF Lincoln city,
formerly Of Newport. are spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyram,
near town.
Mrs. John w. Harris IS spending a few
davs with Mr.. and Mrs. 10. x. Miller IN
Long Green. Nd.
Mrs. 7. c. snitcher IS the guest of
friends ait Cooch's Bridge.
Mrs. w. NJ. Nansant q Wilmington,
spent yesterday with Mrs. II. A. Demp-
sey.
The Ladies Mite Society of Newport
NJ. 70. Church held n successful tox social
ln Rcd Mems Han last night.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
SociaI and PeIsonaI Notes

Miss Olive Berry and Thomas D..
Hubbard were married by the Rev G..
p. Smith at the home Of the bride, in
Wyoming On Wednesday.
Judge Geo.ga Gray, chairman Of TIE
Anthracite Coal Commission, has re-
turned home from making a tour Of
the coal mining districts
Miss Ethel Sto;senburg Hulett and
William A. Jackson will be married on
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Mis-. Mannerlne.s Gown Stolen

Miss Mannering's Gown Stolen
Miss Mary Mannering. who probably
Is better known to Wilmington people
than any other actress, had a trying
experience yesterday in New York. She
sent the yachting frock SHE wears in
the iirst act of her new play, The
StubboTnness of Geraldine" to . dress
maker the other day. Yesterday a
small boy was sent for it, but he came
back with the announcement that a
man had knocked him down and stolen
the gown.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
PREpARINe EoR eRlpae

Engineers have been making a sur
vey at the Brandywine bridge for the
abutments of the elevated tracks of the
Pennsylvania railroad over the river
The fences along the Pullman car
shops yard were removed to make
room for the new main track which Is
being laid from Brandywine bridge to
TOdd's Cut.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
HALLAcK s. RAY WAS DISMISSED

Charged with influencing Archibald
S. Kearney by the use Of money TO reg
lister, Halleck S. Gray was arraigned
before Magistrate Pritchett last night
and dismissed. The complaint alleged
that the money was used on August 9.
1902.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Working on pover,s streets

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
Dover. Nov. S.-EngInoer Frank r..
Carswell, Of w lmmEtcn arrived here
yesterday and Immediately b gan woi X
upon the Dover streets, which are 10 be
macadamized. from the Federal Building
70 Governors avenue. The oyster shells
Will be taken out and put in other VA
canoies on the side streets Of Dover. The
work VIII be completed I'm two week .
lime
Evening journal., 1902-11-08

Denman Thompson. who is we'll
known to Wilmington theatregoers, is
the latest victim of the theatrical hoo
doc" He became in and was unable
TO play in "The Old Homestead I'm
Boston last night. but expects TO be
able to so on tonight
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
BILLS FROM BOSTON
Dover Merchants Have Large Number
OF New Bills

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. Nov. SIT IA whispered around
Dover that the merchants Of The State
capital had a laiBe amount OF new bank
bills on hand Tor a few days after the
election, most OF them bering tho title,
Merchants National Bank. Boston,
Mass"
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease.
and in order 10 cure IL you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Hans ca
tarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine 10
was prescribed by one Of the best physi-
clans in this country for years, and is g
regular prescription II Is composed of
the best tonics known, combined VITA the
hest blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect cumhina-
ton Of the two ingredients is what pro
duces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
T.. j. CHENEY e CO, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold By it& ggiSts, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Money for a Dover Home

Special 20 the Evening journal
Dover. Nov. S.-rhe Ever Ready Circle
Of Kings Daughters has now reduced it's
deb upon its property. where they intend
TO erect an Ola folks home, by $40. They
cleared 81 az the recent rummaga sale
and supper. They now intend to raise the
balance for the debt by various ways.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

The aggregation Of trained animals
which Professor Wormwood has ap-
pearing at Dockstader's Theatre this
week may very properly be considered
one of the most remarkable combina-
tions of the kind before the public.
There are numerous animal acts in
which the dumb creatures show more
or less training, but there is probably
no collection OF monkeys and dogs in
the country which show an intelligence
equal to those Of Professor Worm
wood. AT the famous Keith houses
Wormwood and his animals are al
ways a feature, and they are always
welcomed by the patrons of Dockstad-
er's. The other particular features Of
this weeks bill are Walth0ur and Van
Bill the champion cyclists; Howard
and Harris. the Clever comedy pair
and Libbey and Trayer, an operate
duo Of unusual merit. For the coming
week James Richmond Glenroy and a
long list of comedy star5 viii appear
in a nine-act bin.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
crsat Day for Dove CIub Women


Dover Nov S-The Dover Century club
Will celebrate the anniversary Of The buy
ing of the property where dts clubhouse ts
situated by a Clubhouse Birthday
Parity next Wedne sday An elaborate
musical and literary program las been
prepared. All the members are request d
10 bring some gi1t with which 20 orna-
ment the interior of the building. Ru-
dolph Blankenburg Of Philadelphia, win
also give an illustrst q lecture up n
Japan i'm the Afternoon. In the even
ing reception Will be held.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08

"A considerable amount was raised
for the benefit Of the Delaware and
Homeopathic hospitals at a concert and
supper given on Thursday night in Odd
Fellows Temple by the Charity Asso-
composed Of prominent young
colored men.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Miss Fell's Box Party

Miss Meta c. Fell, of Brandywine
Springs. who is spending the winter in
Philadelphia, gave a box rarty there
las; night Her guests were Miss Bea-
trice S. Gentry, OF Doylestown; Miss
Helen Ferguson, l. D. jerks, William
j. jerks, Charles II. Gauges, Charles
II. Wheeler and Mrs. Frank De Ar
mond.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
DrOpsy and Heart Disense,

For ten years | suffered greatly
from Heart Disease. Fhittering of the
Heart and Smothering Spells made my
life a torment. Dropsy set in. My ply
sician told me to prepare for the worst
] tried Dr. Agnew's Cure for The Heart
one dose gave great relief. cne 5ouile
cured me completely. Mrs. James
Adams, Syracuse, n. Y.-5A
Sold by the Miller Drug CO., and n. b
Danforth.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Monday Only

IS pieces more of the nc
quality Near-silk Lining will be
sold next week for IL lac; colors
and black.
Ne have FIVE hundred yards OF
the 35c quality black mercerized
Sateen for Saturday and Monday S
selling at r5c a yard lengths from
2 to 10 yards.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
join a. NlehoIson Reslrns

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Dover, Nov. N.-John a. Nicholson has
resigned from the Kent County Bar Asso-
cialQn. The Examining Board of the bar
has been increased. George Massey Jones
and former Senator Richard r. Kennoy
being the new members.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08
22S-23o King, St.
READ WHAT
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Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Masauerade SUNRISE Party

Masquerade Surprise Party
Miss Lola Willard, of No. 3 West
Twenty-third street, was treated to a
surprise masquerade party on Thurs
day evening. After masks were dis
pensed with. a merry time was spent
in games and dancing. and refresh
ment We're served.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08

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Evening journal., 1902-11-08

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comedy which takes its name from this
character has been a popular and sue
cessful attraction for many seasons.
The company now presenting it, is far
and away the best that has ever been
seen in the play and includes as a
special feature the famous Swedish
Ladies Quartet.
Mrs. Leslie Carter has begun the last
month of her season at The Belasco
Theatre. Her last New York perform
ances for this year at least, viii be
given on the afternoon and evening Of
November 20, as David BelascO has
made contracts for her appearance in
Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia and
Chicago.
Original in theme, original in treat
ment. "a Woman's Sacrifice stands
today as one of the really powerful and
convincing plays, possessing characters
of dramatic flesh and blood-char-
acters that seem TO live and breathe
that send you away with the feeling
that for short time you have lived
among them. Lille May White as
Jean Van Dyke, more than iustifies tins
confidence repoed in her by placing
this part I'M her hands. When the cur
tain falls on the last act of the p.1y,
there is nothing to be desired left in
The minds Of those who have witnessed
her portrayal of this most difficult
part. tt comes to Grand Opera House
next Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08

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NO comedy opera in years has won
such universal commendation as King
Dodo." the new and now reigning sue
cess. It is filed with bright and catchy
lines, and music of the most melodious
order. The book is by Frank Pixley
and the music by Gustav Luder. II is
a treat TO hear so many pleasing mum
bers in one evening, and to listen TO
comedy above the usual low comedy OF
TODAY. The whole makes up a per-
fOrmance second to none, and we can
assure cur patrons that they viii Sc
a production thaU will In every way
reach the magnitude of all productions
given under the supervision OF Henry
w. Savage, who has spared neither
expense nor time in giving TO the pub ic
at large the very best King Dldo'' Z
will be at the Opera House tonight.
Eleanor Kent, prima donna Of ''TheI
Billionnaire' company. now playing in
Philadelphia, Klaw and Erlangers pro-
duction, received her musical educa-
tion i'm France and WAS brought oyer
from Paris by Henry w. Savage as one
of his prime donni for his English
grand opera company. 10 is a long
step from Elsa and 1eonora TO Flora
in this new piece, but Miss Kent is ver-
satile. besides having a beautiful voice
"Ole Olson" that interesting Swedish
character, as portrayed by Ben Hend-
ricks. will be seen at the Grand Opera
House next Tuesday night. The dialect.
Evening journal., 1902-11-08

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Evening journal., 1902-11-08

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Evening journal., 1902-11-08
Coal sin Scarce

Ths coal situation in this city is by
no means solved ye., That is, 50 far es
hard coal IS c-nccinei. Many reor la
Evening journal., 1902-11-08

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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-01-04
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

During last week the CRANKY smelter
treated 5,201 tons of ore, or an average
of TAB tons daily. This breaks all pre-
vious records. The grand total treated
to date is 2S5,S69 tons.
The bond on the Tamarac group,
Springer Greek, near SLOGAN, has been
lifted, and the deeds turned over to the
company and recorded. The payment
made was so per cent as one payment
had previously been made. The full
bond called for So, 000 SO that the pay
ment just made represented consider
able money.
The shipments or ore from the Ross
land camp for the week ending Satur
day, aggregate 1850 tons, of which 5000
tons were from the LIE Roi and $50 tons
from the LIE Roi No. 2. Each of the
mines was shut down two days during
the week because of the holiday and the
shipments were affected accordingly
The total tonnage for the year to date
is 291 ,003 tons.
All of the metal markets have been
most unsatisfactory to mines, smelters
and refneries. The fall in lead and
silver has affected the receipts of some
of the Kootenai lead and silver mines
to the extent of 100000 annually, COM
pairing the quotations for three metals
in January with those at the present
time. The smelters have also lost heav-
lily in buying and selling on falling
market.
Boundary ore shipments to the end
of last week aggregate 1857 tons, and
are as follows, from the different Minis:
CRANKY mines, 1893 tons; Mother
Lode, 1904 tons; B. {. mine, 100 tons;
Winnipeg, so tons; Snow Shoe, $50
tons; Morrison, $50 tons; total for
year TO date, 368,832 tons; total for
1900 and 1901, Ago, 400 tons. The
Mother Lode smelter treated 2901 tons
OF ore during the past week.
w. H. Aldridge, manager of the Trail
smelter, states that the Canadian smelt-
ing works will proceed at once with the
construction of refinery at Trail OF
sufficient capacity to handle the present
bullion output of the country. The
plant will be to certain extent expert
mental, but as soon as it is shown that
sufficient bullion can be obtained to in
sure its becoming a commercial sue
cess it will be enlarged and extended
or, possibly another plant will be built
at Nelson or on the coast.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-01-04

Port Townsend, Wash, Dec. 3O.-The
steamship Ping Suey has arrived IS days
from Glasgow via Singapore, Hong Kong
and Shanghai, having come through the
Suez canal. Her cargo consists of 1000
tons of Chinese mating.
The Ping Suey was caught in the
Christmas night gale when 500 miles off
Cape Flattery and the big steamship was
roughly handled by the elements Her
captain says the storm was the worst he
ever experienced and the gale reached
the force OF the typhoon. The ships
decks were washed from stem to stern as
one wave after another boarded her. The
captain said that it would have been al
most impossible for sailing craft or a
smaller steamer to live out the gale in
the vicinity of where he encountered it.