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Evening journal., 1903-11-10
FtAGMAN NEARLY KILLED
Louis B. Legs Was Struck by Loco
motive and Injured.

Being struck by a locomotive yes
ierday at the coal chute along the
pennsylvania Railroad tracks, Flag
man Louis b. Legs. one OF the best
known and most popular employees OF
he company in this city, had a mar
'ow escape from death, and is lying
lt his home. No. 613 Lombard street,
In a badly shaken-up condition. After
'lagging locomotive No. SO be turned
10 signal the switchman to give an
open track. The engine bore down
ipon him and struck him. Fortunately
he was thrown to one side. Il was a
narrow escape for the hagman.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

speedy trial. It has been said by the chief
Justice that 1 preached TO an infuriated
mob some Of the persons who listened
70 my sermon have since told me that
uhey rad made up their minds to assist
in tho lynching but decided not to go af-
ter hearing my sermon.
SO help me God I believe every word
oi tnat sermon and 1 believe it to God,
end I sianl before you as I aope TO stand
before my maker. I cannot say that 1 am
9orry' Tor I am not. You ask me to re-
tract, which / cannot.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
BUSINESS CARDS
ia EST. WOOD &C..
IpsTiS IN Heating
oFG YenllIailOn..
Telephone 40, wilmington, Del
Where to Secure Cunning Licenses.

Several persons have been inquiring
where nonresident sportsmen could
secure gunners' licenses. These licen-
ses for non -residcnts can be obtained
from officers OF the Delaware Game
Protective Association. !. Danforth
Bush. president Colonel Thomas B.
Brison. stationmaster at French street
station. or Detective William T. Jones
at French street station. always have
some licenses on hand ready TO be is
sued 10 applicants.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
SNOWFALL BALL
Ladies Of Turngemeinde Gave Enjoy
able Affair Last Night.

The damen section OF the Whining
ton Tuingemeinde gave a SNOWFALL ball
in Turn Han last night and was a
success from every standpoint
The grand march which took place
shortly after nine o'clock was led by
eight Young women. all of whom were
dressed IN white and carrying chrysan-
themums. They were Mss Emma
soliday' Miss Kate zepher. Miss Annie
Marks. Miss Lena Feukel. Miss Emma
fleplo" Miss Lizzie Byerlein, Miss
Hattie Leober, Miss Lizzie Pieplow.
oscar Herbert was the floor man.
aser' aad he was ably assisted by Miss
fannie zeyher. Mrs. John Soliday was
the chairman of the committee. and
Mrs. Moritz Marks was the vice. presi-
uent. Mrs. Fannie zeyher. secretary
49, 49,. rE---- rrs-s--~---- t--a~strar.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
r. Llowell cets -Four Years,

Bridget on. n. j.. Nov. 10.-Richar
L. Howell, of Millville. who was
rested in New York recently on e.
charge - embezzling $4,000 Of t
funds Of the Nillvine Loan Associ
ton. was: sentenced to four years a.
prisonmt mt By Judge Trenchard.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
asIeenIna elrID Ia Dead.

Salt Lake. Utah, Nov. 1O.-Bessie
Nneoht. the sleeping girl" is dead.
Miss Knecht was taken to a hospital
last February in an unconscious con.
lition. After AZ days she partially re-
gived. but soon sank into a comatose
eondition again and never fully re-
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Evening journal., 1903-11-10
Rummane Sale successful.

The rummase sale held by the man
ngers OF Delaware Hospital in Odd
Fellows Hall on Orange street. nettcd
the institution over Sf5u0. Those In
charge Of the affair wish 70 thank all
those who aided n making the sale
success
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
Our Prime $1.95 Shoes

Fit. Look and Wear as we'll as shoes sell
ing at $500 a pair more. They have
Goodyear Welted Soles, and layer of
cork between the sole, protects the feet
from cold and moisture. In Box Calf
and Patent Colt.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

Years Of suffering relieved in night.
Itching piles yield at once to the cura-
tive properties Of Doans Ointment.
Never fails. At any drug store, so
cents.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE--An old established bakery
at Marcus HooS, Pa, late Of Freder-
ica Achenbaeh, deceased, two horses,
two wagons, good will, stock and fix
tures; low rent. Apply TO Theodore
Steel, Admir-, 1906 Market St., Phila-
delphia, Pa, or his attorney, Orlando
Harvey, Chester, Pa. n7-5t
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
nj Renovate cIubhOuse.

The clubhouse recently purchased at
Grubb's Landing viii be known as the
Idle Hour Club. The building viii be
renovated and ready FOR occupancy
about November 2S.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

ONE of the leading Clothing Houses
will sell clothing, etc, for men and
boys to reliable parties on weekly paw
ments at strictly cash prices. Address
Clothing, Evening Journal Office.
Oct2o I'm
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
P0rATOEs

They're good ones -9oc bushel foi
white and So and 90 { for sweet pei
ba ket
T. en- we have everytlii ng els, in sea
.on-Toma.oes, for insta &c, luscious, IT
foc per can. Apple ale scarce .lhis year,
the really good kind. but we nave some
fine ones at 7sc : peck They're jus,
right for "iha kind OF pies that mothe.
used to make
We make a point o. attending to
% ders promptly. You can nse the tele-
phone. ID. x A. 6I6. Del rarvit 424, and
be Just as certain of getbNg perfect sa lis
faction as if YOU came 10 our store your-
elf that's something 10 remcnher.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

The principal groomsman at Dora Ia
bouchere's wedding with the Marquis Ca
REQ Di Radiui viii be Gabrielle DAnnunzio.
the noted author.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

COR SALE--A tract of thirty-six acres
of cultivated land at Centreville, Del
m Kennett Turnpike, having a present
md increasing value, there being severa
sdmirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co.. Trustee.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
roSI ANn FOUND

T .OSr-On Thursday evening bunch OF
four keys between attn aud Market
and 9th aud Madison ST.. Reward if re-
turned 20 Evening Journal Office.
oct. 3o-d
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
LEWIS KUMFoR SHOE HOUSE LEWIS MORT
KumfOrt's 81 SO ideal" Boots

There's no shoe sold at s. that gives
better service. By controlling the out
put # an entire factory can we afford to
sell them as low. Made in six dressy
styles of Laced and Button, of Diamond
Calf or Kid
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
HELP wANTED--FEMALE.
BOARDING
REMOVALS

John F Mclaughlin, Sonssaols, Go = s, e.
with Justice A. c Pyle, sos Shipley St,
has moved his Office to No. ) K. 9th St,
with Justice Geo H. Hollis. oct27-2w
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

FOR SALE-The best house is alway
cheapest Bring your family TO in
=. ert the new dwellings on Taylor St
ai ~ NJ Lombard Open day OF evening
49,, Y 8 O'Clock. Thomas II. Me win,
IN s.s' ;. 9th St. ''~'r. octIT-Im ed
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
WANTED

.XVANTED-Do you want a situation2
Try "rhe Evening Journal want
column Telephone your order. ID x
A., o7S; Delmarvia, 40 octr5-f
WANTED-Young colored man wants
work First class driver and can
attend to horses Address Jesse Wilson,
237 Tatnalf street no-3t
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

FOR SALE Useful Christmas Gifts
and Mechanical Toys Only as days
until hristmas. WOODWARD & BRO Z
3o3 Market street. nov9-u
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
SOrOsis So so Boots

Are identical with other dealers S shoes.
They're made on surprisingly beautiful
shapes, of the very finest guaranteed Pat
ent Ideal Kid or soft Surpass Kid With
medium, high, Cuban, or Louis XIV. heels.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10
DOCkstader's Theatre,

Seventh and Shipley streers.
Tho Home Of Refined Vaudeville.
Week commencing. Monday matinee,
November 9:
First appearance Of the famous French
Trio. BIMMAI, BOMAiM AND BRRR;
DEMCNIO end BELL.
GILBERT SARONEY,
THE WALSHES. SULLY and KELLER,
GILROY. IIAINES and MONTGOMERY,
MISS MAY MILLAR.
THE KTNTEOGRAPH
EXtr'i-EDW1N GRAY-Extra
Always the Best Show in Town.
Afternoons and evenings. 10, %, 30c.
Evening journal., 1903-11-10

r,Op SALE-Broad Axes, Crosscut
~ Wood Saws, Chopning Axes
'eSges. Handled Mauls, Saw
49, NJ. ,eBnilding Hardware. WOOD
WSpn = SRO., 5o3 Market ST. r9-u
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

full blouse for sporting purposes or
flocks for the river Delaines run linens
close In popularity for many of the neat
summer country frocks,
Some of the newest patterns show tho
spot, while checks and stripes are also
increasing in favor.
Very pretty are the wide yokes Of
gagged, spotted ecru net in blouses OF
colored crepe de chine. with a great
amount of hand-stitchery. It is anna
sing what quantity of beautiful work
can be put into apparently simple blous.
es. Anyone on limited dress allow
anca may he thankful Is she ~ really q
good needlewornan beaAuse y is the
labor expended on hapdEork that brings
blouses to such a nist price. Is Jou
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death have brought desolatioh4 and ruin
TO himself and his tribe-ror the last time
he steps into his canoe. and. singing his
death song with sad eyes fixed on the
western sky glides gently down the bay.
disappearing In the distance In blaze
of sunset glory.
Impressed by the musical faculty shown
by these Indians Mr.. Burton has con-
ceived plan which. II only dream, is
surely beautiful one. He is setting apart
the proceeds from their songs. which he
.has harmonized. for establishing a school
OF music for them, hoping that in time
some Indian Wagner may arise among
them who shall give to this continent
what 1t has never had before--a native
American music-sustained harmonies
evoicing the sweetness and pat11os Of their
present songs. and colored by the mental
and psychological heredity OF the true
Indian soul-a work impossible OF accom-
plshment even by the most sympathetic
composer Of another nation.
So it is not an improbable vision that
some day there may be an Indian Barre
nth on these Shores where the yearning.
striving and soul-trayail OF the race that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

want Inexpensive blouses. buy the sim
plest pattern you can and copy 1t, al
ways remembering that tucks should be
hand-stitched. E.
To return to the simple blouse. One OF
the prettiest patterns is in crepefde chine.
black or colored, with a long pointed
yoke back and Z, front, Of ecru Irish
crochet This blouse fastens at the back
and Is admirably suited to the woman OF
fairly full proportions.
She who is thin might have a blouse
OF crepe de chine with very wide fchu
collar OF fine lace. with a deep transparent
yoke Of the same made In the form OF n
detachable vest This berthe-collar or
fchu Of lace is finished by q wide bow
across the front. which helps to give
the necessary fullness. The sleeves are
gauged at the top and show considerable
fullness from the elbow to the wrist,
where they are put into n band and FIN
1shed with frill Of lace. Il
A charming fancy Of which we do not
seem to tire Is that for the little, short
lace coats known as tea or coffee sacks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

May-June--tllen comes the season OF
the wear when everybody Is on the wing
and holiday-seking humanity HES away
to mountains, country or seasnore. OF over
the ocean to foreign shores. In recosnl-
tion of the vacation season, now not far
an. travelling accessories tako on q timely
interest. and they are consplouousiy sol
forth to attract the eye OF prospective
tourists.
In these days OF luxurious detail. travel
ing requisites have by no means peeii
neglected. Every conceivable means OF
convenience and comfort for travellers on
land or sen have met with careful consia-
Grafton. and while the echoes or the
rumbling wheels of the old-time stage
coaches havo been drowned IN the SONG
of the iron horse, the carpet-Dag ana inc
horse-halr trunk have quite as completely
retired before the present-day trunks ana h
bags. tho fashionable elegance, or Wincn
Well accords with tile luxurious character
OF up-to-date travel, ms typhed ny inc
Pullman car and the pnlatlal ocean steam
ct.
or trunks alone many are tae varieties
as to size, style and price,
Trunks now are made of dlTerent maze,
rails. but many OF them are OF veneeiet y
wood, covered with canvas and pouna
with raw hide, leather. fibre, sheet IRON
with brass, bronze or iron mounts. such
trunks ara light, yet strong enough 70
Withstand rough handling. and IN appear
ance are exceedingly H.
Basket trunks OF rattan are covered
t MIN and there are trunks OF sole
leather, Hampers covered with canvas
AFRO for laundry purposes.
M, : rot -tonned frunl, Is the most pop
10 e shn,a. ~ adants itself the most read
lily to being piled up on an express wagon
or stowea aWay AVA -, iittla ana Mi sizes be-
are n,s t utauns an ana inexnensive and
tWeeli, ne .ng ava aiarant h,t even the
the ei as. a are rotten nm on Il SIR
cneupest uu.tMs soeIa ha,ng cited or
prlslhs cohVe.ne"s non,na rt1n ants hnt
with trays ana ma. uo,'p e,,nn sna,5,,,.
" oou' ~, Nave rncentacle that
money yuu GU '~ n.a, ~ cnnvanienca
oaones on a.,o , ana Injury in the way OF
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ments which tho summer girl will wear
In her hair this year which are made OF
ribbons. There are wreaths and tiaras
OF ribbon rosebuds and small ribbon
carnations, and there are artistic coiffure
ornaments Of braided ribbons which ,a.s are
formed OF ribbon flowers. and still others
which have the braided ribbon ends
finished with few dangling blossoms
which trail we'll over the hair at the
back. Combining artificial green leaves
with the ribbon flowers gives most
realistic effect to these ribbon :, galr,nI1i7f
lures. " 4ss -,i 4 \. 4.
a now idea this season are the sets Of
ribbon garnitures. There Is the trailing
trimming for the skirt. which can 20
used in q variety Of ways-as the sa grace race,
full heading OF founce or In the form
OF a sash end. Then there are the bodice
garnitures and the couture ornaments.
and many times In addition there are
flower caps made for sleeves. when are
OF ribbons and artificial leaves.
It Is not only as flowers that the new
ribbons are seen. They trim the sum
mer gowns In many other effective ways;
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A IARD1N1ERE HAT.

tho very soft. limp ribbons which are
so much the mode this year often appear
as a dress trimming merely arranged in
loose knots. For instance. dainty
batiste gown will have as heading to
the deep nounce Of the skirt row OF
big lace medallions Joined to each other
by soft ribbon which. in the center OF
each medallion. is tied in q loose knot.
Many of the deep silk girdles which
the summer gowns will show will be I'm.
ished in front with dangling ends In
graduated lengths OF narrow ribbons tied
In little knots, producing the effect OF
pendants.
1t Will be the aim OF the summer Girl
this year to look as picturesque as pos
sble. Ono OF her particular fads in
clothes will be her Longing robe straight
from Japan. When she Is resting she
will look q little Geisha girl in earnest
The real Japanese kimono is what she
will wear. and nothing can be cooler and
more comfortable. Her kimono may be
merely OF cotton crepe trimmed with
fower-strewn ribbons or it may be o
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Summer Girl Of 1903 to Wear
Them Many Ways.
CHARMING AND ARTISTIC.
sashes Will be Tied in New
Fashion, Ribbon Garnitures
Will be Uncommonly Lovely
and Ribbon to be Used
Every Conceivable Way.

Ribbons are assuming new Importance
IN the world OF fashion to-day. In 70.
nance and in history the bow OF ribbon
and the fair girl have always been asso-
ciated, and perhaps this Is why every wo.
man loves ribbon,
Tho summer girl Of 1903 will wear her
ribbons in entirely new and charming
ly artistic ways. Her ribbon saEhes will
be tied In n new fashion, her ribbon gar
nitures VIII be uncommonly lovely and
from the crown of her fluffy hat to the
toe Of her high-heeed shoe ribbons will
be Introduced In one way or another
In her costume.
mover been more beautiful; they are lus-
trous, soft and exquisite In their colors
and designs. and their tranaformtng.p pos
sibilities are really marvellous. The clever
girl knows all about It, for It Is she who
can tako an evening bodice somewhat the
worse for wear and with the aid OF RIB
bons make It look like some new French
creation.
The shops are selling ribbons for bodice
garnitures. hair ornaments. hat trim
mings and an assortment OF ribbon flow
ers. There are wreath5 Of pink ribbon
roSebuds, 30 skilfully arranged with ar
tincial green leaves that at a little disA
GIlCc IL ID ud4u W IIlSil ~ Il
genuine rosebuds. Then there are ribbon
tulips and ribbon carnations which are
works OF art and the prettiest of ribbon
peoples with artificial poppy centers that
orc charming to use In a variety OF ways.
While In addition there arc punches OF
ribbon sweet peas and violetA
Tho simplest little white evening gown
may hive a pretty new touch given 1t by
being trimmed with soft pink ribbons.
Not In the old-fashioned way. when rib-
bons were used merely as sash or as
bows. but In the new way. when ribbons
are fashioned In flowers. Big, soft look
ing pink ribbon peoples trim tie corsage
OF the bodice. and one OF the most efrec-
i tive ways OF arranging them is to group
two big peoples and many loops OF RIB
bon together and to have them finished
with not only loops and ends OF tho Same
width ribbon, but with q cluster OF loops
of narrow green chenille cords. When
a ribbon garniturc OF this sort IS used L
should be fastened to the bodice Of the
gown at the LETT aide OF tho corSaSe, and
to carry out the poppy effect pink sash
shonld be worn. the ribbon encircling the
waist and fastened at the back with one
big ribbon poppy from which two long
sash ends dangIe. II there are any drap-
cries to be held In place on the skirt.
they may be fastened with small rib
bon poppy, and pink poppy buds mingled
with green leaves may be used as q hair
orndment.
There is no end to the pretty orna-
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Travelling Bags.

Certainly. to contemplate the travelling
bags which represent the styles OF this
season, one would Imagine that all Amer
icasintends to go a-traveling this summer.
From the bag which woman can COM
fortably carry In her hand the sizes In
crease on up to thu kit bag Of sole leather
or pig skin, which will hold clothes of all
Kinds as Well as underwear and boots In
It's roomy interior and the bellows bag OF
sole leather which good-naturedly allows
Itself to he drawn OUT at the side some-
thing like an accordion so that It's capac-
lily Is greatly increased or collapses into
q bag of normal size.
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BLOUSES OF
y y ANY :: -
ATERI.AI,.
) Observation-Disclosures

Every fabric is being pressed into ser
vice for the blouse OF beauty and the
blouse OF utility. Washing satin, crepe
de chine. Japanese silk muslin. foulard
and that delightful washing fabric
known as chiffon-voile. are all charming
wear. while for cool days on the river,
delaine in many cases takes the place Of
flannel. That recalls the fact that the
delaines OF to-day are produced in all
sorts OF delightful old-fashloned patterns,
bringing to mind the Dolly Warden
chintzes. Nothing washes better than
delaine: remember this when buying use
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Dress Suit Case 5.

own In popular favor, They are made In
a greater variety of size, shape, weight.
quality. material and price than ever be-
fore. The most durable are those OF sole
leather or pigskin Some of the most ex-
'pensve dress suit cases are fitted out
with toilet appointments with a degree of
tssto and elegance equal to that dis
played in the fitted hays and the cases
appropriated by fair women are given a
pretty feminine touch by the use Of quilt
ed satin Innings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

gorgeous affair OF Japanese silk richly
embroidered in big. gay-colored japanese
flowers. But Whatever the material, It
will be the Japanesque form that she will
favor.
And It is this same picture idea that
she will carry out In her hats as the
midsummer days approach. The jar
diniere hat is one Of the new models Of
the season. 1t is a pretty. picturesque
shape made OF straw braids in the wicker
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SHIRT WAIST AND LACE HAT.

form; at the back the broad brim is bent
close to. tho head. and at the front 1t
spreads out becomingly There is but
little suggestion Of crown. tho top OF
the hat being covered either with gar
lands OF flowers or a big soft bow OF RIB
bon Lace hats are also made In this
same shape and are much tho fashion,
trimmed with masses OF foliage, with
here and there cluster OF natural-look-
ing acorns or nuts. l.le
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

and which are often worn over O blouse.
There Is no doubt of the utility OF such
garments. especially for afternoon wear
at home. They give a finish to a blouse,
and are not difficult or costly to obtain.
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Sometimes 1t is simply tho sleeve
which gives the picture note to the cos
tune, and then again it may be some
little accessory like the sash. flchu or
the collar One Of the daintiest OF the
new summer gowns. made OF ecru Swiss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

this continent has graded may be told
in as noble hamonies as those in which
Wagner has bodied forth those early
vague aspirations OF his own German an
cestors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

THE WHITE SHIRT WAIST AND THE vELvETEEN SKIRT.
great black white contrast Hreis
rich ma au vet and cn
EDGE Of The fast black yevets
which do not crock are the whole
skirt light they be quite with
for 5s$% 5s#S
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null embroidered in a dot In the same
color and decorated with insets Of VAL
en- oiennes lace, has a charmingly novel.
sash niade OF ribbons the same color as
the frocle and softened with ruffles OF
lace.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

the reputation on the Pacific coast OF q
nan who makes good his looks. HIS
first experience in naval warfare was
on the old Confederate ram Merrimac.
Bishop Hall Of Vermont has author
ICED prayer for use IN the churches Of
the diocese in behalf Of the legislature,
as none is provided for that body In the
prayer book. =, s!...
Samuel L Pickard., Whittier s literary
executor end gbIogTapher " y. seils many
OF the poets manuscript g ana BOOKS 10y
ths benefit ut = fund {ks m fek1osA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16

Lord Kitchener has given many rea-
sons for his conviction that a soldier
should never marry. His latest is .nal
The terrible anguish OF officers wives
was a proof that, like priests, sololers
ought to be celihates
Captain Henry II. Marmadukf n '''',
is IN charge OF the Colombian cruiser
isogota at Panama and who proposes
% reorgantze the Colombian navy and
make 1t effective. is d typical southern
er-tsli. lean and stnswy He has th El 9
Esnscock look ok hcn q g1ter 1pe