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Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Calves Liver stewsd.

Cut the liver dn thin slices; pour BOILING
water over IT.; put in a stew pan one small
onion, a pinch OF sage and summer "a.
worry; salt and pepper to season; drain the
liver from Nhe water and put 1t In Nh,
stewpan; add boiling water ito barely cover
6he pan and let simmer two hours
just before serving add one levea table
spoonful of flour rubbed together over tn,
fire; stir it into the stewpan and stir unh
boiling and thickened; serve very hot
straining the gravy over the liver.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Drank carboIlc Acid.

Boston April 2l.-John A. Grady,
45 years old Of GIG Elmon street,
Vineland, n. j.. employed by Keigley,
Mullen & Co. shoe manufacturers, OF
Newark, N. j., committed suicide at
the Hotel Savoy He drank an ounce
OF carbolic acid while in the office
started up the main stairway and fell
into the arms of a porter unconscious
He was rushed 20 the hospital and
died there.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
o,Rrien.waloott Bout.

Boston, April 21.-Jack OBrien, OF
Philadelphia, gave Joe Walcott 10
rounds Of fast fighting before the
Health and Physical Culture Club
and a draw was announced as both
men were on their feet O'Brien broke
a knuckle Of the left hand in the sec
ond round, and with this handicap
no gave Walcott terrific pounding
and compelled him to clinch re
poatedly.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Invitations Issued

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Edwards have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their sister, Miss Louise Greerringe la
Boulbe, to George Burton Booker, to-
morrow evening at SIS O'Clock, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Boone, No. 644 North Fifty-second
street, Philadelphia. A reception will
follow the ceremony. After the we'd
ding trip they win reside at No. 1923
West Sixth street. this city
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
sonIIla President Of HounduraI

DOnlhd TFcstucnt OF Hounuurde'
New Orleans. April 21.-Bonilla is
now president of Honduras. Arias is
in prison at Tegucigalpa and Sierra
is a fugitive in Nicaragua. having
fed to that country for safety when
the handful of government troops de-
serted him at Necaome on April g.
when the rebels, under Generals Bar
ahona and Maldonado, made an at
tack on the government forces. under
command Of Generals Sierra and
then marched on to the capital, where
Arias was made a prisoner
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
nennerate Dash Eor LIbertx.

wilmington. n. C..April 2l.--Twelve
convicts. three whites and nine color
ed. made a desperate dash for liberty
just as they were leaving the stockade
at Castle Hyne, six miles from this
city. One negro was killed and q
white man and and a negro wounded
Both OF the wounded escaped. -Four
were recaptured by a large posse.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Married Last Night

Miss Beatrice r. Tyson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Tyson. of Whining
ton. was married last evening at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. r.
Frank Challenger, in Chester, to ID. NJ.
johnson, a member Of Chester Com
mon Council. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. f. NJ. TAFT. Of ST.
Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Flour Mills Resume.

Minneapolis. April 2i.-The shut
down OF the Minneapolis -four mills,
undertaken as a protest against dis
criminatory freight rates on -four as
compared with wheat. has come to an
end. While no formal concessions
have been made by the railways. as
surances have been received which
justify millers in resuming work.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

Russian Turnip With Bacon and Pota.
toes.
Peel two medium sized tuInips; cut
them into slices then the slices into
strips; put one and one-half pounds OF
lean bacon well washed over the fire
and cover with cold water; as soon as
II 'boils add the turnip strips and boil
one hour; then add one quart of pota-
toes cut in quarters; cook until tender;
season with salt and pepper; melt one
tablespoon of butter; add one-hali
tablespoon Of -four; add to the vege-
tables; cook 1--WE minutes; cut bacon in
thin slices and serve.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Crosby & Hill,
MR.. DECKER WILL BE HERE
Secretary Of Inter- State commerce
Commission to Visit Viii
minqton.

Martin s. Decker Secretary Of the Inter
State Commerce Commission has accepted
an Invitation from the local Board OF
Trade 20 attend the next meeting Of the
board and give a talk on commerce COM
mission work. He viii be the guest OF
Josiah Marvel while I'm this city
The committee Of the Board Of Trade ap-
pointed no secure new members will hold
q meeting In the board room on Thursday
afternoon. II is understood that between
sixty and seventy-hve new members have
been secured.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

Lovers Of aspiring romantic adven-
lures viii find much pleasure in read
ing George Cram Cooks Roderick Tai
iaferro pronounced Tulliver). shortly
to be published by The Macmillan
Company All the qualities that COM
bine to make "a sterling romantic adj
venture. are embodied In Mr. Cook 3
new book. The hero. Talaferro. is an
unreconstructed confederate gentle
man who after the civil war throws in
ms lot with the party OF the Mexican
Empire joins the army Of Maximilian
and after the Emperor's execution
barely escapes with his life. The war
history involved is kept az an stagos in
its proper place as the background Of
ia brilliant passionate love story whore
in the hero wins the love Of beauti-
ful Mexican girl and the enmity OF a
powerful rival also in the army.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

A great trust and municipal govern
ment are specialties running in Nc
cures Magazine. Miss Tarbeirs His
tory Of the Standard Oil Company" is
making great stir all over the coun-
try, and Mr. Steffens papers on "Mu-
nieipal Mis-Government in st. Louis
ana Minneapolis" seem to have gone
home to hundreds Of other cities: that
is' II we can judge by the editorial at
tention that has been paid to them.
Flttsburg's turn is in May. and Chi
cago and Philadelphia viii follow dur
Ing the summer months.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
LOOKS LIKE COMMON PRIMARIES
Regulars Appoint Committee Of Five
to Confer With Unions.

There is every Indication that there will
be common primaries for the coming
municipal election. AT q largely attended
meeting of the Republican First District
Committee last night a committee Of five
was appointed by Chairman Billany to
lconfer with committee OF like number
from the Union Republican First District
Committee on that subject.
The following were named on the COM
miy,ce: G. Sherburne Rice. George L.
Watson. Robert NJ. Burns, Isaac r.
Brown and Frank L. speakman. The
committee is TO have power to act.
The Union Republican First District
Committee also held a meeting last night
but failed to reach definite decision.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
A Match For Terry Moeovern.

Buffalo. April p. Jack Herman,
matchmaker for the Fort Erie A. c.,
has announced that he has arranged
a bout between Terry McGOvern and
Abe Atell. of San Francisco. The
conditions call for a 2O-round bout at
122 pounds on Decoration Day. The
men will battle for so per cent OF
the gate receipts. the club guarantee
ing purse of $4,000.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Diamond state stnoL Risinn

Diamond State Steel Company stock
has taken raise, and yesterday stock
stood at ia Last week $50 shares OF
common were sold and the net change
was q. OF preferred, 20 shares were
sold and the net change was Is. It has
sold as high as 3 The plant is busy
about 1000 men being employed
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
M. ]. DoUeHERTY.
Special for Wednesday

Dress Goods, Applique
Trimmings, Laces and Rib
bons, all at special prices.
Black Silk Taffeta, AZ in.
wide, 65c. Guaranteed Taffe-
ia Silk, 50 in. wide, 81 371l
per yard. White Wash Silk,
4Sc., 621ac and 671Ic. Fine
White Mohair, As in. wide,
4Sc. Fine White Etamine.
$1.00. White Wool Wolfe,
4Sc. Torchon Lace, 1c., Sc,
and DC. Cluny insertion, 10c
15c., and 25c. Remnant Of
Applique at half price. Rib
bons at bargain prices. Rem
nants of fine White Madras
15c., 25c., 39c.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Heavy Truok Mashed His Toe.

Harry Tenney aged C years Of No. 80
Union street, an employe of the +. Blum
enthal Morocco Company. sustained a
mashed zoe this morning by heavy truck
passing over his foot Or. j. Harvey
spruance was summoned and after dress
ing the injury, sent the youth home.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
OYSTER PURGE on Toast.

Put one dozen oystens in a stow pan
over the fire; remove the scum as II
rises; take out the oysters and chop
them fine; put two level tablespoonful
.of butter over the fire; add one leve,
Tablespoon of -four; stir until smooth
Then add three-fourths cup Of cream;
salt and pepper to season; pour oveI
bNttered toast.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
WeIcome to Dr. Leferis

The Rev. william M. Jefferis, ID. d.,
rector of Calvary p. +. Church, who
has been in Bermuda for the last six
weeks for the benefit Of his health, has
returned home and win be rendered a
reception tomorrow evening. The af-
fair VIII be held in the reception room
at & o'clock
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
STARVING HERSELF TO DEA1H
Annie Hildebrandt. Confined In New.
ark Jail, Refuses TO Take Food.

Annie Hildebrandt. Confined In New.
ark Jail, Refuses to Take Food.
Newark, N. j.. April 2i-Annie NJ.
Hldebrandt, OF Orange, the trained
nurse who shot Bernard ]. McCallum,
her sweetheart last July, and who Is
in the county jail here serving a six
months sentence, is trying to starve
herself to death When she surren-
dered herself last week enough poison
to kill 200 persons was taken from her,
and she was watched closely for fear
she might make an attempt to end
her life She then declared that she
would starve herself. She has posi-
lively refused to partake of food OF
any kind. Because of her refusal to
eat she in a very weak condition, and
the Jail authorities are much alarmed.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

Pott Co, is believed to be the first
book Of this class devoted exclusively
to women, that has ever been under
taken. Twenty women are in
cluded, and all are now living. 1t has
been the aim to make the volume rep
resent the foremost names that are IA
miliar in the days literature. Each
sketch is the result of personal ac-
quaintance. and special care has been
taken to make the information accu-
rate.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

A melodramatic production new to this
city will be given its first presentation at
Lyceum Theatre next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. It is called Defending
Her Honor" and is a stirring and excit-
ing four act drama, written by Arda La
Croix, well-known playwright, and pro-
duced by William Wood. Mr.. Wood has
had prepared at the scenic studios of
Moses and Hamilton, at the Broadway
Theatre, New York. a complete and ade-
Quate outfit Of scenery and the piece will
be presented in a most elaborate way. The
scenes of the story are laid partly in the
metropolis and partly in a small country
town not far from New York. One big
scene of the play is laid i'm the heart Of
what is called 'Hells Kitchen very
unsavory portion of New York. Some new
and unconventional character types have
been introduced and the drama IS said to
abound in thrilling episodes and exciting
moments. The company Will include j.
X. Hutchinson, Susanne Wills, John Mar
bic, Mabel Florence, Harry Sedley, Fred
erick Spencer James Kirkwood, Dorrit
J Ashton, Master JACK Cough and others.
+ 1.-The Burgomaster" one Of the jolliest
land most tuneful operabic musical COM
edies extant and the original Chicago and
New York production is the pleasing an
1nouncement for tonight at the Grand
Opera House. This merry and ever up
to-date oddity is positively the acme Of ef-
Ifervescent comedy devised and presented
-by American managerial authorship, and
lis undoubtedly one Of the representative
|singing and dancing organizations en- tour
and comprises many Of the stellar musical
Icomedy and extravaganza world.
Lizzie Richmond who plays Mrs Kat
& zenjammer In Looping the Loop" COM
ing to Grand Opera House on Saturday Of
next week, was formerly OF the we'll
known team of Bryant and Richmond
who were weu-known vaudeville favorites
and former stars Of Keep It Dark"
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels Will be
the attraction at the Grand Opera House
next Tuesday, and Americas premiere
comedian the famous George Wilson, has
been re-engaged as the principal enter
tsiner. He is the greatest black-facet
nonologist before the public, and is knowr
all over the country where he has beer
hi sdrolleries have made thousands laugh
he favorite in his line. For many season.
His discourses are always up-to-date, ant
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
COURT MARTIAL TO CONVENE
viii Hold a Session at the Armory
This Week.

Captain G. p. Holcomb has been detailed
elected major Of The First Regiment, has
been relieved from serving on the regs-
mental court martial, which win convene
the latter part Of the week at head
quarters Of the First Infantry. n. G. d.
Captain c 2. Haicomb has been detailed
to take his place
I'm addition to Captain Holcomb.' the
board will be composed Of Lieutenants C.
NJ. Dillon ID. c.. Parks and J. W. Reed
There are two cases to be tried by the
board.
Captain Doherty will be ordered before
the Board Of Examiners in a few days to
take an examination for major.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

Miss Getta Nold-If there's one thing
despise more than another it's fat
terry.
Miss Bitter-Yes. One naturally does
get disgusted with things that never
come ones way
Your uncle, the bishop" remarked
the caller" is becoming famous, isn't
he?'
YES" said Mrs. Lapsling. afsably.
Hes getting to be quite a celibacy."
He's forever prating about what his
conscience tell him What does his
conscience tell him. anyway"
1T usually tells him. apparently, what
awful sinners his neighbors are"
Willie-Pa. what is a preferred cred
itor," anyway?
PA preferred creditor my son, Il
one who doesn't BOTHER us much viii
his bill
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Smoker and Reeeption.

There will be public reception and
smoker at Jones Hail, Sixth and DUPONT
streets this evening, under the auspices OF
the West Side League. Addresses win be
made by Thomas T.. Postles. John IL.
Wooden. sr. and John c. Rlnggold
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
RuraI Routes In New Jersey.

washington. d. O., April 21.--A ru-
ralf free delivery route will be estab-
lished July at Berlin. Camden coun-
ty. Bridgeton, Cumberland county, N.
j.. and Parke. York county, Pa, with
one carrier each.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
pr. paaer 70 Leeture.

Tho Rev +. e. Dagger d. d.. the popu-
lar humorlst. will lecture on Peculiar
People" in St. Lukes Episcopal Church,
sth and Monroe streets Tuesday, April &,
at p. m. Admission will be a silver OFFER
ing
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Former WiIminqtonian Promoted.

John II Spurrier, who was formerly
trainmaster at this place, and later pro-
NOTED to be superintendent of the Bal
.timore division, has been transferred to
the Shenandoah division. Mr.. Spurrier
is one Of the best-known railroad men
in the country.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
WnI elve course Of Leeturss.

The Rev. II. Medley Price Will deliver a
course Of lectures on certain books Of the
New Testament In ST. Luke's Church on
Wednesday evenings. The dates and sub
ieots wiz be as follows: April %, Gala
tians." April %. "Ephesians;" May 6.
list Timothy" May 10, "2d Timothy
May 20. '1st Peter" May "a. I'D Peter" "
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

BEAUTIFUL WEDDING GIFTS.
Some beautiful pictures suitable fol
wedding presents are displayed at W.
Roy Flyers 1ol and 1Os e. Third St., a.
prices to at your pocketbook.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

Standing room was at premium at
the Lyceum Theatre yesterday afternoon
and last night. The house was packed TO
the doors at both afternoon and evening
performances, many people being turned
away. The attraction is good, as all Gus
Hfrs shows are, and under the name of
Smart Set" draws large houses wher-
ever it appears The performers are all
colored and present ap leasing bill of
which musical comedy. operatta, and fun
making are the principal ingredients.
Ernest Hogan. the leading character, is a
funny man and he continuously keeps his
audience convulsed with laughter. There
are fifty performers and both the scenery
and costumes are beautiful. The COM
pany will continue here this and tomorrow
afternoons and evenings
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

his witty remarks fairly bubble over with
genuine fun. The Carl Darmann troupe
Of acrobats and gymnasts IN their pot
pourri Of wonderful feats of strength and
daring, will no doubt create sensation.
Those who enjoy plenty of singing
and comedy will find the program at
Dockstader's this week very much to
their liking. for it is a singing and
comedy bill from start to finish. Orth
and Fern, in their Sign That Book"
sketch, are responsible for a consider
able share of the merriment. and offer
an act that is one of the best on the
program. Siddon and Siddon. as two
Irish coppers. in a singing, dancing and
boxing sketch; Kennedy and James, in
an original act which causes plenty
of fun; and Reidy and CuGrier. in an
operatic singing act, all contribute to
the excellence of the bill. The Hayseed
Trio offer a rural comedy act. entitled
Back Home in New England" which
might be improved upon in more ways
than one. The distinct features OF the
bill are TascOtt, OF coon song fame. and
Charles Kenna, a monologist- There
are many in vaudeville today with
more or less claims TO merit as coon
song singers, but TascOtt is superior 10
every ono of them in all that contrib
utes to superiority in this line Of work
This is his first appearance in Will
mington. and he could ask for NO more
convincing proof of local estimation OF
his worth than the applause which was
rendered him yesterday afternoon and
last night. His monologue is clever
and up-to-date and his extempOraneons
singing brought down the house more
than once.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Memorial Mission Meetino.

The Baird Memorial Mission held It's
regular monthly business meeting last
night.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
THEATRE EMPLOYEES ORGANIZE

Stage Hands and Musicians Join Union
in Philadelphia.
On Sunday the stage hands and musi-
clans employed at the Lyceum Theatre
Joined the Theatrical Protective Union in
Philadelphia, while the bill posters and
blners connected with the house Joined
the National Alliance Of Bill Posters and
Bilers in the same city.
Application will be made to the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor for charters for
local unions Of the same organization in
this city.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

Tlho May Century will offer, apropos
Pf the Emerson centenary, a full-page
|voodcut. engraved by Timothy Cole,
ri Ralph Waldo Emerson. and editorial
\ discussion of "Our Inheritance in EN-
'rson." The block from which the pa21
s printed is an example of the great
|Eocd engraver's earlier work. and the
Print is a reproduction OF what is gen
orally considered one of THE most satis-
.ying photographs of Emerson in ex-
stence. AT the time Timothy Cole ea-
sraved the block. shortly before his go
sng abroad over twenty years ago, he
$as at the height Of his enthusiasm
Spr and devotion to Emerson and his
xpllowens. The sympathetic spirit.
therefore, which animated tho graver's
York is gratifyingly apparent
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
Bible Society to Meet.

The annual meeting OF the Delaware
Bible Society will be held IN the Y. NJ. G.
A. building on next Thursday night az S
O'Clock. The public ds Invited.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
CROSBY & HILL.

CROSBY & HILL.
Crosby & Hill,
Cos, so1 6O9 Market Street.
A Ships Cargo
of Linens
got wetduring the voyage over
aud an Importer who owned verv
large portion Of the damaged
goods, has sent us several boxes
of Towels at such a ridiculous
price well turn about and offer
them to you the same way. Theres S
every sort of Towel among them
and very few are even stained. The
prices will be Ia%c, I5c, aoc, 2sc
and size each. They're worth
tSc, csc, 3sc, soc and 75c each.
Special Wash Goods Prices
Wednesday there'll be a very
big showing Of the new Wash
Fabrics, at least ESQ designs to
choose from among the lighter
goods. They're SC, roc, 1aHc,
ISc ard a5c the yard.
1215c SiIkoIine for Sc yard
A dozen patterns of sz inch
Draping Silkolines in light colors
will be sold Wednesday for SC yd.
New Styles in the La France
The final shipment Of the new
La France Oxfords are in. They're
the smartest shapes possible and
= the best shoe today at their price.
Oxfords s. 50, High Shoes So 90.
1t you are at all concerned about
Footwear, solve the problem by
wearing La France.
Dress Trimmings and Buttons
We were lucky in buying heav-
ily in Pearl Buttons before the
market advanced. Now we are
r lgiving our patrons the advantage
: of our fore-thought by selling
them Pearl Buttons at the old
prices. We have everything too
that's wanted in them. The Dress
Trimming Department Is right in
every respect; it would be hard
to ask us for a much used trim
ming we haven't got.
= Good Sewing Machines are in
everybody's reach. We sell the
Z best for The price of other cheaper
y sorts-they're fully guaranteed
v Special Dress Goods offer
a On Wednesday only we shall
+ sell 46-inch, close woven Surah
d Serge in black, regularly SI.os
for 75c yd. i
al You should Re interested also
a. in the
|, Women's Linen Lawn Handkorohiefs
II for Sc.
Good Percale Wrappers, Flounced
Csc. each.
Boys and Girls cinsham Aprons
25o- each.
u Real Buttermilk Soap, SC. cake.
,r Fat 5aby's and Soft Sole Shoes, soc
pair.
A. 25c. Mereerized chambray, i5c. yard
r t.., ....
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
l2Hc SlIkoIIne Tor 30 Yard

A dozen patterns of s7 inch
DIaping Silkolines in light colors
will be sold Wednesday for &c yd.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21

Women Authors OF Our Day in
heir Homes" edited by Francis Whit
ng Halsey and published by James
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
A Ship S Cargo
of Linens
Special Wash Goods Prices

Wednesday there'll be a very
big showing Of the new Wash
Fabrics at least ESQ designs to
choose from among the lighter
goods. They're SC, Ioc, I2Hc,
ISc ard age the yard.
Evening journal., 1903-04-21
New Styles in the La Franco

The final shipment of the new
La France Oxfords are in. They're
the smartest shapes possible and
the best shoe today at their price.
Oxfords Sa so, High Shoes So 90.
It you are at all concerned about
Footwear, solve the problem by
wearing La France.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-07
JAPANESE COFFEE MEN

Kailua. Hawaii, July 2.-The Kona
japanese Coffee Planters Association
held their fifth annual meeting at their
Office on June 3Oth. One Of the reports
says that their mill cleaned 246,12S1s
pounds of coffee last year, little moro
than half OF which belongs to other
than japanese planters. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: S. Takata, manager; X. To-
mita, associate manager; DR.. II. S.
Hayashi, auditor; X. Fukuzaki, aud
itor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-07

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary oi
the news OF the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-07
Challenger Defeated Again.

New York, July 6.-The challenger
again easily defeated Shamrock in
trial races today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-07
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA.
cHiNERY Of every capacity and de-.
serlptlon made to order. Boiler work
and RivETEp PIPES for Irrigation
purposes a speciality. Particular atten.
tlon paid to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-07
GREETINGS FROM MANILA

when Il Manila cable was opened
the Bulletin forwarded a congratulatory
cablegram to Frederick O'Brien of the
Manila Cablenews. The following re-
sponse was received yesterday:
Evening Bulletin.
Honolulu.
Manila Cabienews wishes Evening
Bulletin and people Hawaii aloha.
May new strand uniting our islands
with those Of Hawaii promote mutual
ity of interests American. America 10
here as well as there.
FREDERICK O'BRIEN.