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Evening journal., 1903-03-28
Young Preacher to Wed

Numerous Wilmington people have
leceived invitations to the wedding of
the Rev. Charles Bratton Dubell, for
merly of this city. and Miss Anne
Clingham of Philadelphia. Following
the ceremony a wedding breakfast will
lbe served at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooke
Chngham, at No. 1918 Spruce street.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
Married at Asbury

During the week just passed, the fol-
lowing couples were married in the par
sonage Of Asbury M. e. Church, by the
Rev. j. W. Fryer, in the absence OF the
pastor, the Rev. II. s. Dulany; March q.
William j. Wasson and Margaret Mus
tard; March %, Charles McManus, and
Catharine MeGaughey, March &c, Max
Blansfield and Lillian May Moore; March
90 Walter Smith and Florence Irons.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

"In Convict Stripes" the powerful play
which Will be the attraction ON April 2, 9
and q at the Lycoum, is American In
theme and treatment. but its story is one
that would interest an audience IN any
par. Of the world. 10 depicts human ma
turo az dts hea, and It por.raya the viler
traits OF mankind with unorring faithful
ness. I'm the construction OF the drama
there are introduced many touches OF
Wholesome comedy. the love passages are
tender and sympathetic, and the ciimaxes
are thrilling. The scene wherein a south
ern convict camp is shown rs daring, oig-
nal and extremely realistic. An excellent
company win appear, amongst whom are
j Scott siddons, Mary stoddard j. Hook
er Wright. vivian Prescott. lillian Niles
Mrs Anna Alortimore. Alice Niles, Nat
Jackson, Frank Whitman. George s..
Leonard, Walter Percy and Hiram Cor
|ncl.
The Offering for Wednesday April j.
matinee and night at the Grand Opera
House win be II. T.. raylors latest sue
cess. "a Break for Liberty" "a play found
ed on the stirring events IN and around
Pittsburg during the escape. final capture
and death Of the famous Biddle brothers.
Many well-known artists have been cn-
gagged and the production win be first
class in every respect.
An thoatrc-goers win undoubtedly be
delighted TO be enabled to witness that
most genial Of an comedy creations. "A
Hoosier Daisy" presented by Miss Bessie
Clifton and her excellent company when
Ii appears az the Lyceum next Monday.
This is John A. Frazer's MASTERPIECES of
comedy and ranks with such plays az
Way Down East" Lovers Lane" etc.
The novel title role, that Of an awkward.
gawky Indiana poorhouse waif, viii at
once place 81 pre-eminently IN the first
rank OF comedy creations, as one OF the
most unique characters ever seen on the
stage. The entire surrounding Is made up
OF natural home-hSe people telling a dra-
matte story of more Than usual interest.
The scenery for the production is realistic.
The company is one Of the very best ever
brought together for production OF this
kind.
Mrs. Langtry who will be seen at Grand
Opera House ON Monday night in her new
play. 'sAfademoiseme Mars" recently at
tended a reception in New York and
aroused envy among the fashionablos who
were present, because Of her beautiful
complexion which is really a marvel.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

Ladies ribbed vests, sleeve
less, Mondays price ) for Doc.
80 dozen ladies' white rib
bed vests, seconds Of the 25c
kind, at 19c.
Ladies SOC sample hosiery
971lc.
Ladies 25c sample hosiery
at 19c.
Boys iron-clad hosiery at
1917 and 15c.
One lot of ladies' large size
Isle thread gloves, colors tan
and steel, reduced for Monday
selling at &c a pair.
6 dozen ladies' Keyser's
silk gloves, sizes 51a, 6%, Z,
~, color tan, reduced for
Monday to 25c, from 80 and
75c.
Ch1ldren's knit waists, sizes
from 2 to II years, reduced
Monday only to 125ac.
%Children's Nazareth, H. &
w. and Little Beauty waists
at 25c.
Frilled elastic side garters
at Sc a pair.
2 dozen hooks and eyes on
card, with the hump, 1c card
Monday only.
Shell hair pins 20c a dozen,
regular price 25c a dozen.
Pearl shirt waist sets, square
shape, 25c, value SOC.
Corset steels 4c, value Sc.
White pearl buttons, Is, Is,
20 and % line, 10c for a card
of two dozen.
2 dozen pearl buttons for
&c a card.
Ladies' wrist bags at 25c,
value SOC.
Large Spearl buttons from
SOC to S1.50 a dozen.
Two hundred remnants and
all shades of numbers, 9, II
and 16 ribbon, at &c yard.
Innings
More of the 17c near silk
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
Gave Successful Dance

dance was given in Chambers
dali, in Hockessin, on Thursday
evening, by Chester and Paul Way,
John c. Mitchell. John E. Walter and
William H. Banning. There was
large attendance and the dance was
very successful
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
E. B. Riley.
E. B. RILEY.
A Most Tempting Aggregation of
MONDAY SPECIALS

Monday at this store busy day; activity not
by chance Back of it certain forces must be continually
work. forces that stand for pogressveness forces that per
NIT no tagging, forces that look your interest readily
economy.
Each department has contributed only two items
but they most stirring Resulta collection of offer
ings that breaks all records for value giving
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
Mr.. Gallagher Married

John R. Gallagher the crier Of the
United States Court, is receiving the
congratulations of friends because OF
his marriage several days ago. He
kept the matter quiet, but some or his
friends noticed the marriage notice in
the naWsDapers.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
EieIs tha ovsrMorked Llsarl-Is the

Help tho ovsrworked i1esrt-Is the
great engine which pumps life through
your system hard pressed. overtaNcd,
grooming under its load because disease
has clogged it, Or. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart is natures lubricator and
cleanser. and daily demonstrates to
heart sufferers that it is the safest,
surest and most speedy remedy that
medical science knows.-34.
For sale by Miller Drug Company
and n. B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

Ten thousand demons gnawing away
at ones vitals couldn't be much worse
than the tortures of itching piles.
Yet there's a cure Doan's Ointment
never fails.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
Dress Goods

AT 39c a yard our wash
silks are in great demand.
At 4Sc a beautiful wash
silk in stripes.
Corded taffeta silk suitable
for yokes and waists, colors
blue, red, lavender, green and
steel, reduced for Monday
only from $1.0O to 69c yard.
Peau de sole special prices
for Monday, 69c, 75c, $1.O0
aud $1.25.
Taffeta silk, Monday prices,
39c, SOC, 69c, 75c, $1.0O and
$1.25.
Black grenadine at 95c and
$1.OO.
At SOC we have a grand col
lection of GRANTEES, whipcords,
mohairs, challies and alba
tross in colors and black.
Dotted silk null 29c a yard.
Plain silk null 25c a yard
43 white bed spreads, %
dozen linen towels, 8 dozen
Turkish towels, a lot of nap
kins and liable covers. All the
above are samples and slight
ly soiled and will be sold on
Monday at half price.
"a unbleached sheeting
muslin at,15c a yard. q
"a white sheeting muslin
at 22c, Monday only.
10 yards of a soft finished
muslin for $1.O0.
125 wrappers at CSC foI
Monday.
At $500 we will sell on
Monday a good walking skirt
in blue and gray.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

Group instantly relieved. DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe.
Never fails. AT any drug store.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

Brazilian Balm 10 magic for Coughs. Colds.
Grip, Group. sOre.ThrOaL ioo, SO dOsssase.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28
BrideeviIIe

snecial 10 the Evening Journal.
p,Jaoeviile March 2S-Robert Swain en-
sertatned number OF his friends last
evening. The time was passed pleasantly
In games. etc. Those present were Miss
Bessie Rash, Miss Nellie Harris, Miss Eva
Jones. Miss Pauline Gray, Miss Gertrude
Rush and Miss Alice Morgan, OF seaford;
Afessrs. Ruasel short, Everett Short, Row
land Elliott, Clayton Elliott, Rowland
Brown. Ira Lewis and Robert Swain.
John Cannon short, of Wilmington, was
a Bridgeville visitor on Thursday.
Miss Alice Morgan, OF seaford, is the
euest Of Miss Gertrude Rust.
Mrs. J. y. Harris Is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. II. c. short Of George
town.
Several young people from Brldgeville
attended a ping pong party at seaford,
Friday evening.
Miss Ida johnson, Of Milford, is spend
ing a few days In town.
Miss Sara sudler, is being entertained
by MISS Marian Galloway in seaford.
Lee Short was a seaford visitor iast
evening.
Fred Jones and wife, Of Georgetown,
spent a few days in town this week.
William Carter, Of Greenwood. was q
recent visitor.
Miss Anna Rust spent Friday with Sea.
ford friends.
Ralston sudler. OF jefferson College. i,
the guest OF his parents, DR.. and Mrs
William r. sudler.
Prof. Wesley Webb. OF Dover, spent t,
part Of this week IN town.
Miss Hattie Moore has been spending
several days with Harrington friends.
Miss Miriam Brown and William Shor
were seaford visitors yesterday.
-O-
Mrs. William II. Haley. of No. 1910 Yves
Eighth street, is visiting her brother q
/ Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs John p. Steward. Of Mil
ford, are visiting dn the city.
The annual meeting Of the Alumnae As
ISOLATION Of the Wilmington High schoo
will be held in the High School building
tonight.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

Tuesday evening last at the home OF
the BRIDES parents by the Rev. John
Blake. OF McCannon's Church.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

by 2 o'clock this morning every seat
was sold ont for the matinee PERFORM
ance Of "Alrhonse and Gaston' ot the
Lyceum Theatre while the sale for to-
night which closes the engagement. is
rery heavy. This is one of the best
attractions brought to this theatre by
ihe new management.
No less popular in the drama than in
literature IS the character Of Sherlock
Hoimcs the man who unravels strange
mysteries by simple deduction. It was
Sir Conan Doyle, the creator Of this
unique character, who suggested Herbert
Kelcey for the role Of the great detective
and Miss Efne shannon for the part of
Alice Faulkner. Both are suited. physi-
cally and 10y their art. for the roles-AIr.
Hclccy being tan and unusually hand
some. and Miss shannon dainty and pc
culiarly graceful. That the coming OF
these famous players IN a drama which
was the sensation OF both London and
New York FOR months Will be fully appre-
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

will be sold on Monday at lie
"a yard.
3 pieces of black percaline
will be sold on Monday at 81
a yard.
3 pieces of black mercerized
sateen, Mondays price 1Oc,
value, 15c a ward.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

Subsequently a rather faded beauty cx-
claimed: "How on earth does she do H.?
Why, she has married daughter" AM
other grando dame who spoke as though
she knew. gave this explanation: Its
Jersey. her birthplace. You know Mrs.
Langlry spends six or eight weeks every
season ON her farm there. She wears y
short skirt and ihioi boots-sometiuaes
no boots at all-soes about in sun bon-
not ana lives Ike a farm GIRL ,1'he fog
OF the Island does the rest."
Tor Andrew Robson's production OF
Richard Carvel" which win be seen
at the Grand Opera House next Thurs
day night, the entire massive scenery
that marked the success OF this Plays
run Of seventeen weeks at the Empire
Theatre, New York. is employed, and
the Colonial furniture of the first end
last acts, the scenes OF which are laid
near Annapolis. Nd. in 177i-6. and the
rich upholstery, draperies and general
stage mountinss that add so largely to
the scenic effects of the second and
third acts the scenes OF which are IN
London, together with the costly and
magnificent costumes that character
lied the period, are all provided with
a lavish hand by the Robson manage
ment Richard Carvel." the play
since the title role was assumed bv
Mr.. Robson two years ago. had made
as distinct success I'M the dramatic
world as did the book in the realm of
literature whore It won immediate ana
unprecedented popularity which con-
tinues undated.
Evening journal., 1903-03-28

Miss Florence gin. Of Aiiddletown, wa
in the city yesterday.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
CHANGE
Habit OF Healthy Europeans.

The sturdy Scotch. Germans.
French and Italians seldom or never
cat meat for breakfast.
Long experience has taught. that
the breakfast should be simple and
not include meat.
Many Americans suffer with weak
stomachs and more or less illness be-
cause they fail to understand the
simple and healthful plan OF a break
fast somewhat like the following
A little fruit.
A dish OF Gra1e-Nuts and cream.
One or two soft eggs.
A cup OF Postum Food Coffee and
perhaps a piece OF hard toast.
A man says, II couldn't go on that
until noon"
One or two days trial will teach
him a big volume OF facts and make
him feel "ht ~ q lord" There 10 a
deep underlying and scientific reason,
The best argument. however, 10 the
actual e~xpeFtenes with such break
4-@4A I..".. rN
The evening world., 1903-01-06
DR.. PARKHURST'S
CHURCH IS SOLD,
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Buys Edifice and Site at a
Relative Cost of $1,050,000

The CONGREGATION Of the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church that since
1854 has ~worshlpped In DR.. Parkhurst's
Church at Madison avenue and TWEEN
ty-fourth street. will soon move across
the >street. the metropolitan Life In
Company having finally pur-
chased the present site to complete the
great building planned for the entire
block bounded by Madison Square,
Twenty third street. Fourth avenue and
Twenty-fourth street.
In exchange for the property the In
surance company ave he lot on which
now stands the home OF the late Miss
Catherine Wolfe and in addition q
bonus of 800. 900. An additional xoo,ooo
fund was raised among the trustees OF
the church yesterday TO insure an I'M
posing new structure for the church
home.
DR.. Parlnhurst was present at the
meeting at which the agreement was
made. With him or behalf Oh the
churohrwere william c. Sturges. Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees; Il. c.
Bodman. John C. Brown. D. w. James.
Ambrose X. Ely n Charles H. Lud-
dington. while President John r. Hege-
man wa the sole representative Of the
Metropolitan. The meeting was held In
the Seaman'B Bank.
The sites are exactly the same sizs'
rs by 15O. and the total price paid by
the Metropolitan was &.o6o.ooo. This In
cludes the $4,000 paid for the Catherine
Wolfe home. which 10 ON the corner
above. Arrangements for building Will
be made by the church trustees II their
action Of yesterday 10 ratified at the
church meeting.
The Madison Square Church was or
ganized and the present structure bull
In 1884 by the union Of the Pearl STREE
and Central Congregations. which moved
from downtown The Rev. Dr. WtiiaH
hurst has been in charge since 1880.
The Metropolitan win o "a.
present ate with another section OF "a,
building that when finished will be tn
largest IN the city.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
PUPILS SLEEPY;
SCHOOL CLOSED.
st. Mary's, in Long Island City,
Has to Cut Session Short to
Give Little Ones Rest.

Probably no stranger reason was ever
advanced Tor the closing of a school
than that eiven by the principal of St.
Mary's, ip Long Island City. to-day.
The children were sent home because
thev were too sleepy to attend to their
studies.
DISSIPATION did it-ice cream and lem
onade n %recitations and other forms
OF DISSIPATION. The 800 pupils OF the
school ave an entertainment last night
at st. Mary's Lyceum. II was late when
the exercises were over and later when
the little ones got to bed.
Not more than half OF the scholars
appeared at school to-day. Many of
these fell asleep as soon as they reached
their desks. Others were 80 in need of
slumber that they could not give at
tention. Finally, in despair. the tea chers
were compelled to close the school. The
sleepiest children were sent home In
care of pupils not SC sleepy. The next
time there is an entertainment for
school children at st. Mary's Lyceum 1t
will be given on a Friday night, 80 that
the little ones may have all of Saturday
for sleep.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
sss:'. sakH & UnntfarrJ = ,:s ss.. q
Our Sale of Lingerie.

We have been modest and conservative in
telling of our Initial January Sale-comparatively
too modest. We would rather understate the
merit Of a thing than create impossible expecta-
tons; it's the basic principle Of our business.
We don't try to lead you to believe that the aid
Of a deity has been invoked in the creation Of
what we offer, nor give a three-dollar descrip-
ton to an ei9hteen-cent garment. We can af-
ford to have you ask for any specific thing mem
toned; you will find it just as it is presented,
plus the good taste expressed in every garment
and that which goes to elaborate it. The prices
average one-fourth less than the quality warrants.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
6akH & Gnmnatili
Night Robes.


NJ "uslin, hisn neck; tucked yoke
,mNn 'wo insSr.ohs ., Neiene'Snnes
m,,,s 1870 meek nha YOKE i'nisneo
WIN ns"s''eneo rui'ie' Aroe
" GUN neck elbow
reeves win insernon ina ease OF
80 Noos
OF Muslin, high neck. tucked yoke
and six Insertions and edge Of en-
broidery. AZ TSe
or Nainseek or Cambria, made In
various styles, V. round. square or
high neck. long or short sleeves. In
several pretty designs Of lnces and en-
broideries, with tuckinS or hemstitch-
Ing. finished with beading and ribbon.
u
OF Nainsook, high neck, full front,
tucked back. turnover tucked ccllar
and cuffs, finished with bows Of rib
oon At$i'Ao
Or Nainsook, chemise effect, round
neck. elbow sleeve. with combination
OF lace n embroidered insertions.
oeaains ana io1on; finished with avn
Iu''ie WIN iaee' A.~i''o
OF Nainsook. tucked back and front.
" neck front round sailor collar,
with two insertions and edSe Of fine
Va'eneiehnes lace. A'Sl'oV'
OF fine Cambria, chemise effect
round neck. elbow sleeve. two "a
breidsred beading insertions. with
saun rionon dfewn tniouen, also vide
iaee 'hseruen ana eose' DOW knos O.
sign At%h'fo
OF Nainseok round neck. trim-
med back and front with two wide
lace insertions and hemstiched tucks
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Skirts.

OF Cambria. with deep umbrella
tucked flounce, finished with deep
ruffle Of embroidery. extra cambria
dust ruffle. At o8c
Or Cambria. with extra deep lawn
ruffle. three wide Valenciennes lace
insertions and edge; bow knot designs.
At$l.75
OF Lawn, with hemsttched tucks.
insertion and ruffle Of very fine blind
embroidery. finished with hemstitched
beading. At$l.9S
OF Cambria. with deep tucked lawn
ruffle and finished with insertion and
ruffle Of wide Torchon lace. At $1.oS
Or Cambria with new Spanish fleunee,
six insertions and edge Of Torchon
lace. and dust ruffle. At S2.75
OF Cambria, with double flounce.
top ruffle Van Dyck handkerchief
effect. with embroidered insertion.
hemstitched with deep lace ruffle.
under-ruffle Of lawn. edSed with deep
lace, flounee finished with en-
breidered beading. At $2.9S
Of N~ainsook, deep lawn ilounce,
with combination Of tucks and
hemstitchinG wide lace insertion
and ruffle Of deep lace; also, dust
ruffle edged with lace. top Of f%Iounce
finished with embroidered beading
and ribbon. At $3.oS
OF Nainsook. tucked lawn. new
Graduated Spanish circular flounce
with three r%uffles. edged with lace.
finished with hemstitched bead
Ing. AtS'.9o
OF Lawn. deep circular ~flounce. W.
lace Insertions and fine tucks. set in
Van Dyck effect and finished with
two insertions and edge Of lace to
form ruffls. Extra dust ruffle edged
with lace. At S4.SU
OF fine Lawn. made with seven wide
lace Insertions set together with
cluster tucklns and edge Of lace. top
insertion drawn with broad satin
ribbon and bow. Al So.7S
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Infants Short
Dresses.

Sizes 6 Months to 4 Years.
OF Nainsook. square yoke tucked
back and front with Insertions OF en-
broidery: neck and sleeves trimmed
u,i,h hem.,itehed ruffle. At 45c
OF soft finished Lawn. with pointed
woke Of lace insertions. and hemstitch-
ind on neck and sleeves. trimmed
LII hem,,i,ched ruffle. At 6Sc
or Chambray. French whist effect
tucked yoke and box plated back;
~ hI,. ,,nk or rose. At Use
or soft finished Lawn. French wnist
effect strap finish at neck. with roll.
ind collar. band cuffs and belt Of
CSambray in light blue. pink or rose.
At o8c
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Drawers.

OF Cambria. with deep umbrella
hemstitched tucked ruffle. At 35c
Or Cambria. with deep umbrella
ruffle. tucked and henstitched. At 45c
OF Cambria. tucked, with lawn ruffle
edsed with lace and ribbon. AT 45c
OF Nainsook or Cambria. tucked.
with insertions and edge Of lace: also
embroidery. AtSSc
OF Nsinsook. with tucked ruffle. edged
with fine embroidery. At Use
OF Cambria. umbrella ruffle Of two
Insertions and edge Of Terchon lace.
At CSC
Or Nainsook or Cambria. with wide
flounces Of fine embroidery and elus-
ter tucking. At $1.35
OF Nainsook. lawn umbrella ruff
file. with insertion and edge Of fine
bow-knot lace, Van Dyck effect; fin
lshed with hemstitched beading. and
ribbon. At $l.9S
Or fine Nainsook, tucked and wide
lace insertion. finished with deep
full ruffle edged with wide lace,
French effect and joined with hem
stitched beading and ribbon. At $2.75
OF Nainsook. deliberately trimmed
with lace insertions. ribbon and tuck
ins: finished with deep ruffle Of lace;
admirable copies Of French models.
At $3.oS
The evening world., 1903-01-06
Corset Covers.

OF Cambria. v neck. back and front
with three tueks edged with wide en-
broidery. trimmed arm hole. At 35c
Or Nainsook. round neck. with inser-
lions and edge Of lace, beading and
ribbon. Al SIC
OF Nsinsoek. French effect, with
Valencicnnes lace Insertions. diamond
shape. round neck. edged with lace
beading and ribbon. trimmed arm
hole. At Use
Or Nainsook round neck. with lace
insertions back and front: neck and
arm-hole edSed with lace. finished
with beading and ribbon. At o8c
Or Nnlnsook. trimmed back and
front. with fancy lace insertions. fin
ishcd at waist with fine embroidered
beading and satin ribbon; arm-hole
and neck edged with ruffle Of lace.
At$l.o8
The evening world., 1903-01-06

Dufy's Pure Malt whisky NOT only
drives out consumption germs and heaig
the lungs. but 1t builds UP new ti,sus and
renovates the entire system. II aids
digestion, stimulates n enrichss the
blood. tones up the heart, invigorates and
builds up the body 30 that It will throw
of all disease. At the Medical Convention
in Albany one OF the leading doctors said
he would rather have Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey to cure consumption, catarrh.
asthma and diseases Of the throat and
lungs than all the quack medicines In the
world. and tho doctors present agreed with
him unanimously. Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey Is good for old and young. II has
carried tho blessings Of health to- hun
dreds of thousands Of poor sufferers.
Many have tried to initiate It, and .unre-
liable dealers have been known to try to
sell their customers some cheap substi-
tute because there was more proft In the
be careful and SEQ that. "Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky" is on the label. and that It IS
our own patent bottle, with the name
S Sleypb u II ini Pure nS'' Nal. W H1is is sI sold: Il
offered in bulk or in tasks II Is q fraud. :.
The gen line Il eli ~drugs!sts' or .srooers'
or direct, 800 a bottle. Il is the only
whiskey recognized by the Government ~
q medicine. This 10 q guarantee.
A valuable medical booklet containing
symptoms and treatment of each disease
and many testimonials will be sent free to
any reader of this paper who will write
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
The evening world., 1903-01-06
y eam R&Ig

Certainly" replied Miss Rogers. as
she pinned o boutonniere on the lapel
In return handed her two $50 bills.
The next man was Mayor Low.
won't vol give me q flower. please?"
pleaded the Mayor. with a twinkle In
his eye.
Miss Rogers pinned q ~boutonniere on
the Mayors coat, for which she got $50.
Miss Rogers carried off the honors on
t Her hr oelle aitEna' ond satard Ess'er niRSt
amounted to $50 and yesterday TO $500.
Charles F. Murphy. leader Of Tam
many Hall, and the members Of the
Democratic Club will also pay their re-
spects to Miss Rogers.
The evening world., 1903-01-06

Most advanced and distressing kidney and
bladder diseases positively cured BY DR..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, Drug
gists, Soc. and s1.00 bottle.
Trial bottle free. Apply to W. 8. Rockey's
Drug Stores. 8th ave: and Sith St. 9th ave.
and 42d st, New York, or mention Evening
World and address DIR. DAVID KENNEDY
CORPORATION. Rondout, N. Y.