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Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Enterlained br the Bishon

Bishop Coleman. president OF the
Board OF Trustees of the Wilmington
Military Academy, entertained the fac
ulty and resident cadets at Bishopstead
last night The boys We're greatly In
terested in the collection of clocks. au-
.tographs and other curios OF the bishop.
Before they left. the bishop gave each
cadet his autograph, written on Bishop
stead paper
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Ice oorae in chrlstiana.

An ice gorge has formed i the Chris
tiana above Third street bridge. which
promises to cause much trouble 10
rivermen The place is barely passable
now, and if the cold weather continues
will no doubt stop navigation entirely.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
ConnLe Married Herc

Miss ella Peterson and Winfred s..
Byron. Of Chester, were married in this
city last night. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. H. S. Dulany. at
Asbury Church parsonage
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Appointed sional Supervisor.

James Parson. who has been signal
repaiima non the Pennsylvania rail-
road, was yesterday promoted to Signal
Supervisor. and will oversee the p'ae-
ing of the naw Hall signal system now
being installed on the Pennsylvania
road.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
ID Enlarne Wharves.

The steamer Quaker City, of the VIII
mington Steamboat Company has
passed Jacksonville, Fla. safely. The
company proposes TO enlarge their
wharves IN the spring to make more
accommodations for the increased pas
senger traffic
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
SATURDAY Niehters to Dance

Members of the Saturday Night
Dancing Glass, composed OF some of the
best known young men Ia the city, Will
give daucc in Eden Hall tonight The
committee in charge is composed of j.
Hunt Holt and William n. undcrlied.
and The dance promises 10 Doe one of the
prctuest and most enjoyable ever given
10y this popular organization.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Ladies. clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. IL is not a liquid;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by F. W. Woolworth & Co. Five and
Ten-Cent Store.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Social and Personal Notes

c. Harry Bye. of swarthmoro, is visit
ing in this city.
Mrs. "a. B. Jones is at the Revere, At
lantie City.
Miss Mary Dure is the guest of Miss
Marvel i'm Atlantic City.
Miss Myrtle Ainslee was visitor in
Chester yesterday.
William ODonnell and James Brown
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
supper and sazaar al trinity.

Mcmbeis OF thc Wcmans Guild. Of
TRINITY Church win give o suppcr this
afternoon and Cyoning. a bazaar also
will be held IN connection with it.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Strings of Venetian beads beautifully
colored. for pendant lockets, lorgnetes
or other trinkets hanging from the neck
are shown i'm an intereting collection in
one Of the shous.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
shIpoed Maehioerv 70 OHIO.

The Hilles and Jones Company this
morning shipped two carloads of ma
chinery to the Locking Valley Railway
Company. of Columbus. o.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Dow German PosLponed

The Dove german which was TO have
been given by this and last years deb
utantes on Saturday night i'm the New
Century Club Building. has been post
poned until Easter. Then men VIII be
invited TO attend
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Mrs. Leslie Carter's triumph at the
Bread Street Theatre. Philadelphia. in
David Belasco's play. "Du Barry" is
sweeping and positive. and during the
week the playhouse has been too small
TO accommodate the thuongs that have
wanted TO see this artiste's imper-
sonataon OF the milliner girl. Jean
nette Vaubernier, who, as the Countess
Dl Barry ruled the luxurious
court of Louis XIV at Versailles
ample Of the stagecraft of its author
Mr.. Belasoo. is unouestionably one Of
the most remarkable productions that
has occupied a Philadelphia stage for
years The sumptuousness Of the
series OF pictures that have been pro-
yidei. the accurate reproduction cf the
architecture and furniture Of the period
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Delmarvia Telephone CO. VIII not in
terrere with newspaper business.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

.delaide Alexander. who plays the
{ of Martha in ''The Two Sisters, -
the Grand Opera House this after
m and night, is an actress OF most
client presence and great YER
fity. She is likewise said
be one Of the best dressers
the stage and wears diamonds worth
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

"A IN years has play received a
emphatic and instantaneous ap-
from a discriminating public
"The Little Church Around the
r." If to- amuse, yet instruct,
of thoughtless human beings;
dry tears with honest wholesome
ter; if to teach a moral stronger
any sermon ever preached; if to
he poor and oppressed out Of their
Nv; if to convince the rich that
cannot buy happiness; if to take
rain-racked business man back to
areless boyhood days; if to prove
N he inexperienced young wife
we must have religion and
the church is the foundation of
iness; if to prove that an inno-
child is a factor in the family and
k that should cement husband and
Yet. above all. if the public can
a moments forgetfulness from
w, from heartache, from care.
it is worth the effort and there
amething new under the sun, for
on Russell has proved it in her
1tiful play. "The Little Church
md the Corner" a veritable life
1lre, which will be the attraction at
8Lyceum Theatre on February %,
hd 2S next.
w, If any. boy actors have achieved
success of Joseph Santley. He is
/ 10 years old, and has been on the
3 since he was an infant He in
ed his genius for acting from his
sr and mother, who both won en-
lie regulations on the stage. He is
i starring in "A Boy of the Streets, "
rles T. Vincent's new melodrama,
'Dunced at the Lyceum Theatre the
three days of the week, opening
a matinee on Thursday. In the
role Santley appears as waif and
sboy-such as one finds in the
4 sts Of New York, or any other large
Wayward like all kids az his
5. he has a true heart. proves a lit
hero. and in the end is rewarded by
sndsome inheritance.
on a number of years Magician Ke,-
/ has entertained audiences through
the length and breadth Of the land
Il his phenomenal exploitations Of
magic of the famed Mahatmas, of
Ian. He has delved deeper into their
k than any man who ever lived, and
e Of the things he accomplishes APP
|r almost supernatural This season
has q number of new illusions, each
ing the entire stage. and in addi-
b. a new budget of small magic OF
highest possible merit. His en-
entertainment and all his great il
ions will be given at the Grand
IRA House on Saturday afternoon
| night.
Adelaide Alexander. who plays The
{ of Martha in "The Two Sisters,
the Grand Opera House this after
m and night, is an actress Of mos
,ellent presence and great yer
ilffv She ia likewise sale
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

many thousand dollars in the second
act of the play. Miss Alexander was
almost born TO the stage and has held
leading positions with famous stars and
has been featured in many notable
productions She played Roxanne in
performances Of "Cyrano de
Bergerac.' in Rochester Syracuse,
Montreal. Philadelphia, etc, receiving
much more favorable comment in the
local papers than was even given to
Ada Rehan, who later played the role
in Augustin Dalys production. Israel
Zangwill, the distinguished novelist,
saw her first performance of Roxanne
in Philadelphia, and wrote column Of
praise of it in the Philadelphia Times
the next day
When the Bell Tolls. which will be
produced at the Opera House tenor
row afternoon and night. is a new de-
parture in modern sensational melo-
dramas. Although fun of exciting in
cidents and powerful dramatic situa-
uons, its popularity was not gained
by the ordinary clap-rap methods,
usually inseparable from this class of
play. As a literary work it stands for
ward prominently, and the story is one
Of more than ordinary interest. The
locale of the play is Switzerland, and
that romantic country lends itself par
ticularly well to scenic effects.
A new version Of East Lynne" pre-
senting hitherto unknown star in the
dual role of Lady Isabel ad Madame
Vine. will be the Offering at the Lyceum
Theatre next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, matinee and night Miss
Warren is a handsome. talented young
woman, who has been in support OF
Mansfield, Olga Nethersole and Julia
Marlowe She has many OF the requi-
sites for a stellar career. possessing a
liking stage presence. is easy, nat
ral and convincing al all times, al
ways striking out for originality in her
assumption. Taking advantage of hel
opportunity she dresses the part mag
nificently, and this does not injure hen
popularity with the wcmen. AS this Is
one OF Manager Burt's own companies
it is a guarantee that the supporting
company will be frst-c,ass. Everl
particle of scenery essential for tn
proper presentation is carried in tw,
special cars.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

4 ihNAcilA , ~ S~teA~AN
Il had suffered for three years with
terrible puins at the time of men
struation, and did not know what
the trouble was until the doctor pro
nounced IL Inflammation of the
Ovaries, and proposed an operation.
." / felt so weak and sick that / felt
sure that could not survive the or
deal. The following week l read an
advertisement in the paper Of Lydia
Il. PinlIham's Vegetable Com-
pound ia such an emergency, and so
decided 10 try IL. Great was my joy
TO fnd that l actually improved after
taking two bottles, and in the end !
was cured by it. ] had gained eighteen
pounds and was in excellent health. "
= Miss ALICE BAILEY, so North Boule-
ward, Atlanta, Ga. $4,000 forfeitif original
Of Gbovo letter proving 0sHancrcss cannot Do pro-
dHeed
The symptoms of inflammation
and disease of the Ovarios are
n dun thrObbing pain, accom-
panied By a sense of tenderness
and heat low down in the side,
with occasional shooting pains.
The region of pain sometimes
shows some swelling.
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through every syllable. A voice of
tenderest eloauencc could not have
been more definitely emphatic.
II shall have to consider It." the man
murmured uneasily.
The events OF the strange day had
produced a curious result In HIM lie
was not certah that he could trust bis
Impulses. At the same time he felt
moved TO action OF some Kind.
Miss Andrews quietly began TO talk
OF something else. John Gordon. who
had leaned over the table. intensely IN.
terested In what he supposed was 10.
ing to he an appea, on Miss Andrews
part, gradually RELAXED his attitude
into one ot disappointed surprise Miss
Andrews was st,ll talking easily, and
Mr.. Marsh was listening intently, when
one of the residents came in and called
John Gordon ont ID answer summons
at the telephone.
Gordon came back soon and said he
friend Barton had sent fcr him, aud
that he might not return that night
Mr. Morsn rose and said, I'm no
slony with you, Gordon, as far as YOU
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Tried but Could ,
Relieve Me !
OF Headache, Di,
ness, Twitchinr
DR.. Miles, Nervlne I
Relieve and Cur.

"the doctor tried but couldn't ,.r.
ls sphtrsr commonly the, with IN NJ
we receive from rts,.inl paN.s,'
ieason Is plain, The doctor tiles,
symptom and ncalec,s the dl,.,..
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loss ol Ne'h, lack II inte,,sl, NIL
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strengthen and restore the netyo.' y
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with nervousness pnl inlirrs,,oO
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terribly iiom headaches ori M, ,,.
was So marked ns 10 cause ,'nav
,witChing of the muscles ", h.
but could not relieve mr | fn,,
the use OF Dr. Miles Rc,'opro
and continued until | have sed 4,
although | have not had J-v :.
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terribly iiOtn headaches and nv ss-
was 50 marked MS 10 cause ,'mog
,wi,Ching of the muscles. N, h,
but could not relieve mr | fr,s
the use ui Dr. Miles Rc,'oprv
nnd continued Until have usei h,
although | have not had J.rv :.
taking the FIRST dose. mn ,,r !
what yput medicine has dome -,
shJll take pleasure w rrcon-,,
whenever | can tRANt ! Eys1
dlrbu,y W
All druggists sell rni rr,r.-,.
he Dt. Miles Remedirs Send N
on Nervous and Heart ,ni,,,s., !
Dr Miles Medical Co, l1khw I'll
~ nnl even luubifully 40 tMI
Il know him wcll TheN
kinder, purer, trucr sou. q \
thnn David Barton %
" believe ynu, the old a.r
vigorously. "But ! know Il
him than you du. Listen
ak mouths ngo n touUc mae
homeless. alone IN this gra,
walking its streets in q ca.
ing rain. An enst wind tT
water, The young man vlsu
would not write his ro'atYs1
lie WINS afraid tn let hi, n
grandmother know TINT be u
off the sen, into one Kind {
life inter another, unit b. N
verge Of starvation an5 /.
great, nerciless city
"Out In the night, ths. !
lad stumbled against y0a, i
Barton. lie gave him shegI
Then he sent him out 70 q
fore Il WAS too late Tsz-
was crying. The old az
thing In her sharp ewes .
brighter than the eyes
"Then this lad diScOvrx
The Efnnghnms nlwsy; I
He found out that he vsJ
one. Mr.. Gordon, DO ys
this friend OF yours has q
five years sent a little %
sumptive people to COiGzs
all their expenses there 4
a dozen lives? This n1r
son has discovered. hsa
one Of them to find out 81
name and address j:
him through an lCc.ls--
friend is-and you did II
want to thank him II
how much my boy 0vs
said he was Ill. ! t-ua
seriousT"
John Gordon let ths In
his face. His friend II
ed secret was out c. =
knew why he had e q
fused to 60 TO COlo-a13
knew it was TOO late *
been. But, KNOWN = a
own life aside an III
others And II was 20
now. The cynica 3
hearted friend sudden
image that would alw'a
throne Of his memurT =
Of honor.
"He is very NJ Isl
riousr" The old lacy 10
betrayed uneasines
John GORDON nuswe'al
"He is very III lie -
He cannot live"
| God bless HIN tss
claimed, aud Der teeZ =
awhile she said gent
"Do you think J nl
would like to IUoL on a
FOR answer JONI Gonl
the Curtnins and prch
lady followed and s''a
ut the wasted fac
She stood II noi1eui
then sAe put out
don had noted DclVrs 4
white aDd bsanti-l ~
person, and sou.
head. ~ size suass
stepped back GROW
was mach ag,Ate-
assistance 10 wa!s 80
sls aecep,sd w1,- q
asLaawledsmeo, Of -
Touched bin deep
When lAey were 70
| RWm you tell l.7
hlmy
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Sacubion ira Secornb baoNe paa Horit
% @,,9eIif / airfen % pe0 8rapen.
5orrISreireS Sorg ooer Set iorefolS.
ne fdrt Iettere tptfeS enc beifrioe&,
men ofit er Del, at De bar 8enuers %
NaboerS oprigtige Spmpati urSer Sen
hinge &rsoeIie, ifriues til Decorob-
S&oiten".
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
Rineeaet for SoroIorene.

On at Dor 1ibs melt berfferoc
Spnner er Mingeagt for DcrGlorerle,
ifriuer ct ioenif BIao. &pem bar pcl
life bort 8srn tale ON i'm 6nr og
Wor % foIoe 0err 1@dmlingen" 90
"UmnIa"2 Dibner iaabunne ll0trpf
ON 4gtelie? Mnore bniger andre
ltotrpf, Der er pHrre en00u- Neunge
8grn fslser bare artSres Gfsenpel.
Spis De itibe bleo aOparet os giort
cpmHrfiomure paa, ut oct bar upass
ienoe at BRUCE fige lrotryf ON jar
% Mor. tiiroe Oct morne. Oct er
Spno at BRUCE flise lfotrpf. 81 ifpl-
Der ale, n9It SUB, rore SorRlore
Sen itsrite Soccer os asteaie, og NJ
b9orer eIler niier Mngeagt for 5ar
% Mor peS Orb iaapcl iom peo 8ier.
ringer. Nonr De llnye taller ON line
DorelSre, ifidbe be 6erfor inbgaa at
bruse ltotrpf. JONI uioner ON Hinge'
agt.
Manse Steber firSes Ser en- CANT
mel 8eoitefar eIler 8eoitemor, Der
rentiib betragtes ION en- 9pr0e og ct
9aab9ng man sierne pilOe bli fDit.
Mer bette er Hoe; tbi on, iom n9rer
foaoanrte Carter, ueo fanIfe life, at
-
bet er oisie 8amle, ipm peo line gsn-
ner bar reofalot 8eliignelien oper DIT
Siis. On teller fanife til en- i@torar.
tet 8egpaoelie rlaar elsie @anle gaar
bort 90 bar en0t lin meIfomnaige
@anoring berne0en; men on funOe
gierne fmppe al pda gegrabeliesom.
foitningerne, iaafremt on bite Gem
liot nler aiarligbeo % astelie, mens
be leOeSe. Slot minore foitbor Mn6
og ~"iterfe Sager" paa 9rapslsboroet
og liot nrer 9rnbeo peo Spseletet
uiloe pfte bore at nnbefaIe. 9iot
mirOre aranier og glomiter poa ai.
Itelaaget og liot mer at ai9rligbe-
bens 9aliam ior oe pGrfbrlrorte Gent
mer pan Spgeiengen! Oct fan pei
ipnes, fom at ben gamle, groubarfeoe
.9isrf bare ltaar ipeien for 6en ip9oe
nngbierf peo oertS Rob; men bapoe
fife ben garnle 9isrfen opret til,
ia farfe cen pesle for lang Sio itoen
par blit frRffet al Stormert br9not
tiios6e al Solen eler trampet ignoer
os iamu'en al G0rene. @Iem life,
at Zig, netop Zig, JON on bebanoler
Din Gar % Nor. bill on en- Gang bli
bebanolet al bine egne gsrn. Den,
iom foragter oa iortsrner Sar og
gor, bar intet at flase ODER, mar
Oen Si0 fomner, at man ielp faar
fsie % image, Goao oct betpr at bIi
fora9tet % ~fortsrtet al fine eane
Born. ollie SiOers Grfarins befrGf.
ter Sdnbbeon al Be 9lropro, Tom lp,
Der: "SGore DIN Saoer og sin Io.
Der, at oct fan gaa dig BEL"