davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
MENDOZA REACHES CURACAO.

willemstsd, COrscoas Feb. 5.-GeDeral Luei-
aro Mendoza the first lieutenant of General
Matos. is said 70 have landed on this island to-
dav. General Mendoza left the venezuelan port
of Tucaca. after the serious defeat sustained on
January by the rebels, which resulted in the
government forces regaining possession Of the
rort which had been in the HANDS of the rebels
for four months
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
BIG GOLD STRIKE IN MEXICO.
Prospector Says He Took Out $500 in
Six Weeks

FL Paso, Tex, Feb 6-Edward NJ. Sturgess,
prospector from Mexico. near Douglass, Ariz.
reports a tremendous gold strike In the Terres
Mountains, about forty miles from Cos, the ter
minus OF the Naeozari Railroad Sturgess says
he has taken out s1J0.0o0 in gold in the last six
weeks. With crude outfit. Samples of ore are
said 10 run high 8 600 ounces of gold TO
the ton, with value of about So 900
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07

Bowen at IL o'clock tonight. While no state
-nent Of the subject Of the conference has been
made IL is known that no. new developments
gre 10 ne exoacfed as result Of the meet
ing ana that only minor details were discussed
The impression that the question of prefeEepfial
treatment viii so to The Hague was strongly
confirmed at a late hour tonight
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
SALVADOR WILL BE NEUTRAL.
Will Not Be Aroused by Guatemala Except
in Extreme Case.

Ernest Schernikow, Consul for Salvador. to-
day received the following cable dispatch from
the Minister of Foreign Affairs of that republic:
The country is completely quiet the abundant
coffee crop now being shipped. Guatemala g
war prepara tons will not succeed in arousinS
the country except in extreme case. Dis
t,Irbances in Honduras do not affect the peace of
El Salvador. Our government will observe
strict neutrality. limiting itself to guarding the
frontier
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
TO REDEEM HAWAIIAN MONEY

Honolulu. Feb S.--The First National Rank has
received by the steamer Ventura 10000 in United
States silver coin shipped by the San Francisco
Mint The hank viii begin once to redeem -bs
Hawaiian issue Of slg0o.000 coined in 1ss3 durirS
the reign Of King kalaksna. Dollars half dollars
aud quarters VIII bS redeemed, but the dimes ,ti
he allowed TO circulate Eight hundred thousand
dollars of the issue will he redeemed Other IN
sta rnents of silver viii be sent here b. the United
States Government.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
DOCTOR DIES FROM oPIuM POISONING.

DR. Edward Vanderhauf, ffty-four years old
No is3 West Tenth-st. was early this morning
taken 20 Bellevue Hospital in 81. Vincent Hos
~siaI ambulance. suffering, according TO the physi-
ciaus ''AiIevue, with opium poisoning. He gave
the name >. unich OF No. 24S West Fourt h-st
he died
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
EMPRESS DOWAGER NOT DEAD.
She Displays Unusual Cordiality Toward
Foreign Ministers.

Peking. Feb 6.--Much interest has been
aroused in diploma tic circles here by the
ton Of the Empress Dowsger the occasion
of the Chinese New Years audience to-day.
After set speeches had been delivered by the
doyen of the diplomatic corps, Mr.. Conger, and
the Dowager she called the Russian French
and Coresn Ministers separately to the throne
and addressed each OF them with exceeding
cordiality. This is quite a departure
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
HE FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS

of the great Durbar In India to reach this
country. Others have priE ted pictures of re-
hen rssis for the Durbar. hut the real
thing. In to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07

THE REV. DIR. DOWIE. OF ZION CITY.
nj. methods and story on his proposed In
v.sion OF N~w-York tb thc early fall. with
three thousand followers, I'm to-morrow's
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07

EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY.
The Westmtnster Kennel Club holds its
bench show fb Madison Square Garden next
week. Pictures of fine dogs 10 he exhibited
there. In o-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07

THE NEW ERA or BROWN UNIVERSITY
Nfft he reiehrated by the Brown Alumni Of
mi. city on February 10 This university is
building % half score of structures. laying
csHepnses. etc. Pictures of these
improvements in to-moFreu's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
: NEARLY EXHAUSTED.

The supply Of the second edition of The
Trtbuse Almanac Is aim ,,t gone. Price. 20
ceatA,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-07

SUNDAY SERVICES AT VARIOUS CHt RICHES.
The Tribune publishes each Saturday m
nouncements OF the various chlrches. with
name OF preacher and topic OF sermon. Con-
sule these advertisements to-day naAss
heading Of "ReliSfous NottcsR
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Unfurnished Flats.

ELEGANTLY FINISHED SIX AND SEVEN
room apartments, marble and tile bathrooms.
gas and electric light The Waldorf, corner
Park av and 18th st. See janitor or Vanstrum.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for %9,ins z, ana ssss.ss
or shipment. Collective ears Of household
goods made up for the coast: fregusnt, snir-
ments and big saving in freiEht.- f9 > ao st..
CAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
hold goods; expert packers. 200 Nicoliet. Both
phones. 1852, Rec. phone; q. U l9aI4. -.
FTRTPRooF STORAGE wAREHoUsE-cLEAN,
separate rooms. lOo-12 LIST az n phenes.
Woods Go to seek business; you keep near the
crowd. You should not advertise your
.-ants'' except in the newspaper that car
ries .sthe crowd" Of Want Ads" aud that
is The Journal. s7s.ss:.. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
AGENTS WANTED

~-~~~~~~~-~-~~-~-~~~
THE SUCCESSFUL MAN DOESN'T WASTE a
minute waiting for the right opportunity to
come along. he goes cunning for 1t. Oftener
than not be finds it thru The Journal WANT
ADJ column.
AGENTS-"POPE LEO MEMOIRS" OFFICIAL
with papal blessing, including new pope's biog-
raphy; different languages; extra colored pic
lures; extraordinary terms; outfit free, ~. "a
Lakeside building, Chicago.
AGENTs-oUR MEN ARE MAKING So. TO $40
.. day fitting glasses; our free eye book tells
all about it: write to-day: Jacksonian Optical
College, Dept. CHS, Jackson, Mich.
GREAT HoLD.UP-GENT's DRAWER sup
porter; latest and best; Indispensable to every
well-dressed man; fine for agents; sample
pair, 12c. Leo Merchandise Exchange, De-
troit, Mich.
IS 70 S. DAILY; DOZEN GREAT SELLERS
for. agents; carried in pocket; free samples II
you business American Supply Co.,
Dept 10, ISL Lincoln av, Chicago.
LOCAL MANAGERS WANTED 70 SELL STOCK
in Copper company, adjoining highest grade
copper mine In world. Address B. ]. Som
mers 901 Security building, Chicago.
SEQ PER WEEK MADE By DELAWARE
goods Patent s6aft-Carriers; saves one.third
on harness: No breeching required Agents
wanted. Osgood Manufacturing company,
B. 1, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AaENTs-oUR NEW MAIL BOX FOR CITY
use sells quick. Only one Endorsed by post
master general for house collections. Write.
Liberal terms. Signal Mail Box Co., Joliet,
Ill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND FINE PAIR OF READING GLASSES,
nickel bows. at Hirschy's for 35c. 40 Mic.
LosT-BETWEEN a4th 81 AND HIAWATHA
ay dark brown summer overcoat. Finder leave
same at Jacobs & Co., $40 Nicollet av, get re-
ward.
FoUND-CoW; MAY HAVE SAME By IDEN-
Trying and paying charges. 2219 Crystal Lake
av N. ~
LOsT-LAsT THURSDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN
Donaldson's store anda First Baptist church,
rolled gold chain with pearl heart on. Finder
please return to II Syndicate block, for re-
ward
LosT-LADY's PoCKETBooK, BETWEEN
Sd st and Tth on Nicollet, containing opal
ring and small change. Return to 700 LIST
ay s for reward.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
DAVID P. JONES & co,
ONEIDA BUILDING,

Both Telephones 1870
HOUSES FLATS, R 99i4sss STORES FOR, RENT.
500 oo-e2e 9th st S. 12-room modern, hardwood
water, combination heat r10 ete. n0oern not
s35oom2$ Forest az 10 rooms, modern, hard
$50 .oo-l2le Knox az N. 8 rooms. all modern,
ooon heEsTGSd 1 a4Srs St rooms and barn a,
$50 ooa2ooe Portland av, rooms, small cottage,
$40 oo-2ss4 Cedar az k;oon sssGms' city water.
s17.oo-211o 9Th av 5, 6 Rooms, second floor,
SIC. 5o-24i Cedar az rooms, second door, part
5.5o.1os ", l4th st, rooms, first door, bath,
-, - city water; sewer:
$15.oo.244o Oakland av, rooms first floor,
$14.oo-242I 10th y az s, rooms, hrst door
s,a we'll e5ste TIL cellar 81 barn second
s12.oo-61i sth av n rooms second door, city
ss5o ws!sF 4 sfW sT rooms second floor city
$s.oo.21os 4th ay N,,5 rooms. second floor,
MODERN sTEAM-HEATED FLATS.
$2s to SS5IFiye and SIX rooms, modern; steam.
heated fats; hardwood foors;, for rent
Sept. !; the Astoria, corner 10th and Clin-
s25 to tGH See asni roems modern
$26.oO-1206 Dupont ay. N. 6 rooms, modern fat,
steam heat, janitor service. First floor
rents during summer months at $40 per
= STORES. 80:
$12.oo-14 2eth st. good store for bakery or
confectionery business, in fine business
s1o.oo-6o5 University av Sc.
This list is not complete. Call at our Office.
FOR RENT-N1NE-RooM HOUSE, ALL MOD.
iss D fSGSd n nssh'eer
HENNEPIN Az, NEAR 25th Stall MOD
ern, hardwood floors; in splendid condition;
rent $35 H. E. Ladd, Andrus building. r.
FOR RENT-sEPT. /, BEAUTIFUL HOME, 10
rooms; private family; IS minutes walk from
West Hotel. III.
FOR RENT-sEPT. 1, NICE sIX-RooM COT
tage; Is minutes walk from postofhce; refer
DAVID Q. BELL INvEsTMENT CO.,
III Fourth street S.: =. : -. T.
=. T.. HOUSES-(MODERNO $50. ...
s4a5 I'd avenue S, all modern, Groom
Portland aV
furnace, city water, sewer, bath,
" water closet, laundry, cellar,
screens, storm sash, barn. from June
1914 Hawthorn av is rooms electric SOU
bells, CRATES and mantels; combina-
ton heat, gas, electric lights, city
water, sewer, BATH water closet,
laundry, cellar, screens, storm SASH. As. 90
| SIT Eighteenth av N, rooms, city water, ii
HoUsEs-(NoT MoDERN.)
| 921 ed S, 7-room house, cellar, well,
cistern, shed and large yard. sic 90
2s1s Ninth av 5, rooms, cellar cistern,
2115 seventeenth avs aV s, 10 rooms, cellar, -0'
| city water, wood she'd screens,
2712 27% st 5, 8 rooms, cellar, cistern, '0,0'
1925 Third st N, rear, 5 rooms, cellar, city
s217 Stevens ave rooms, cellar, cistern,
- wen -. 49,. .....:.;' Zo.oO
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Miscellaneous

ITO LETT SIGN SOMETIMES Stays INA
window for months. How much per day does
1t cost for you to keep 1t there? DID you ever
hear OF ITO Let ad appearing Z, Joifno1
columns ten days in succession without re-
suits! We never did. y .-......
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08

-
FOR RENT. -
"a 18th st S, II rooms. thoroughly modern,
two bath rooms hardwood floors, combine
ton heat, combination fixtures, barn; located
near Harmon place. $6250:.
1919 w oath St. IL rooms, thoroughly modern,
hardwood floors and every convenience; located
at the corner Of Girard avs and oath ST: one
block from the Hennepin av car line: price,
$50. Se--,.-.- -
A fine centrally located modern home; nine
rooms, in first-class order, S45.
No 121 18th st n, nine rooms, modern, $50.
1927 Park av; eight rooms, modern $35.
2527 Sd Nv s, nine rooms modern, $50.
2s14 Nicollet av, 8 rooms, modern except
heat; barn and fine lawn, $50. -
1ssLyndale av n, rooms thoroughly mod
IA Florence Court, IL rooms, modern, $35.
Is Florence Court, 10 rooms, modern, $25.
unbeated dsts s22.bo and SIS. -. .- 800 =
1901 2 18th st, first floor, six rooms, mod
ern except heat, $21.
See our list of flats in another column
Call at our office for rental bulletin for
complete list Of houses, dats, stores, etc., in
an par MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
81 Nicollet Av.
FOR RENT-sIx ROOM HOUSE, CITY WATER
and sewer connection, nice lawn. Inquire at
1905 Fremont av. N
PAY YOUR RENT TO US AND 1T WILL BUY
your home. Like to know how? See me.
Webb, 237 Hennepin.
Ss0-1el1 PHEASANT AV, Z ROOMS: CITY
water, bath. gas and barn.
S30-1s1s Portland av.i rooms. modern.
$22-19O3 5th av s. rooms, city water, bath
JAN AN 1os PHOENIX BUILDING.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
FOR RENT


Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
THORPE BROS,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTALS,
ANDRus BUILDING.
HOUSES
$l0-2 2,lo Lyndale ay s. rooms, second floor
$12-620 Aldrich N, 4 rooms, city water,
sewer.
$12-23oo s1a st S, 8 rooms.
SLED 14th av S, roolns, city water
Sl5-340S Emerson av S, rooms, well and els.
$25-41s Il 18th st, Groom modern house.
$25-2442 9th NV s. 6-rOom modern house.
5000 Royalston av. rooms, thoroughly mod
err; line location.
$25-2632 Oakland av, 6 rooms, modern.
$25.5O-31S7 Clinton .av, Groom modern house.
$3j-2646 Oakland av. 7-rOom modern house.
$40--609 9Th st Sc, 11-room modern house.
$2O-719 Emerson av n, Groom nat, second floor.
modern except heat.
7O8-710 Sth st S, and Groom apartments
2543 Chicago av, Groom fat $23.
1928 Washington av S, 3 rooms, nat l.
$2S-1SO2-4 18th av s, rooms, modern, second
floor.
9O5-9o7-909 w Franklin av, Franklin Height
apartments, and s-room apartments.
New house hat on Ridgewood av, rooms. For
particulars call at Office.
252 I'd av S, 24x1oo. So:
110k 9Th st s, second floor, 44x66, electric ele-
vator.
217-2S lst avn, S,4OO square feet, suitable for
light manufacturing.
A-30 Washington ay n, 5,Ol6 square teet, suit
Il ,qoo% .t,,<p
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08

s2e Logan av N, the best Groom house In .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08

MODERN HOUSES.
25O2 Aldrich av S, broom house; will DO
u ready to occupy Aug. Is ......... $685. 90
2O16 Oakland av, Sroom partly modern
house, immediate possession 90
II Highland av, S-room partly modern r..
house, perfect repair :............ $50
1926 Logan av N, the best Groom house In
town $500
2721 Portland av, Sroom house, finely ar
ranged immediate possession 49,. 5000
EDWARD L. McGRORY,
612-14 Temple Court.
o o o o o o o o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
cows, DOGS. POULTRY. ETC.

cS S &c 49,
So. Telephone Twin City 5oo3
a FULL FLOODED JERSEY COW FOR SALE
cheap 2347 Upton av N
FOR sALE-A FRESH DURHAM AND JERSEY
cow; rich heavy mixer. Apply to VIM.
BrownA Minnehaha Park. .~.
HIGHLAND COLLIE KENNELS, PULASKI
House, buffalo, Mimi; for sale, Scotch collie
pups from worlds past and present cham
pions. Frank Bannochie.
LEAVE TUESDAY, 18th, FOR CHICKEN FIELD
to condition dogs. Could take four more.
Call 2o09 4th av s.. Freeman.
FOR sALEENGLIsH POINTER DOG, THOR
oughly broken: owner has use for him this
year. $50 takes him. 1869, Journal.
FOR sALE-FAsHIoNABLE BRED ENGLISH
pointers, either broken or. young dogs, ready
to work; all they need is intelligent handling;
will send approval to responsible parties
If taken in time to return by Sept. 1. Address
1920. Journal. =,
LosT-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NEAR CORNER
Main st and Central av, an eagle watch
charm gold eagle with claw pendant; letters
F. o. E. Finder please leave with Matt Far
rell, corner Main and Central and receive re-
ward = - t,-t
LosT-sILVER oHATELAINE BAG CONTAIN.
ing key, money and knife. Return to ITO W
18th st, for reward
FoR SALE. BARRED PLYMoUTH ROCK
chicks and old stock from my show room
strain; excellent opportunity to get ground
start. Am going to Colorado. W. Fleming,
Alb Emerson av. N, City.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
BOARD WANTED

AND ROOM BY AN ELDER
" lady, in all modern house; prefer eighth
ward, handy to car line. Address SIT, Jour-
nal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
BOARD OFFERED

VERY PLEASANT wELL-FURNISHED ROOMS,
with board. 1921 9TH ay s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08

EORsEs, UARRIAGEs-WANTED
wANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH,
double wagon with box; two-seat platform
wagon; open buggy. Call Monday, 10 a. m,
61S Phoenix.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17

Professor Pinard is giving course Of
lectures on the care Of tables befcre a
young ladies seminary at Paris.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
W|Lr PROBABLY PAY
NEW ELECTION OFFICERS
Letter Requesting Council to
Pay Additional Commits
sioners Non Est

Contrary to the belief of many, the ex-
pected letter from the Department of
Elections requesting City Council TO place
the additional members Of the board as
confirmed by the decision OF the Supreme
Court on the city payroll. did not show
up last night at the regular meeting Of
Council and consequently nothing was
done in the matter.
Hugh c. Browne and Election Commis-
sioner Robt p. Edwards appeared In the
council chamber. however after the meet
ing and ST was evident that the former had
the communication IN his pocket. IL Win
likely be presented next Thursday night.
According to a prominent Democratic
member OF Council, the additional mem-
bers of '.he election board in all probability
will be paid hereafter. aa well as Jonathan
Il. Roberts the Clerk Of the Five-Commis-
sioner Department The matter will. OF
course. be first referred to City Solicitor
Reinhardi for his opinion and Council will
then act on his advice.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
SPORTING NOTES
Rasehall.

A. l.. Thayer has been elected tenn
porary captain OF the Harvard junior
team.
Toronto has turned down an offered
trade of pitcher Bruce for Pitcher car
rick. of Toledo.
Sockalexis. the Indian who played
with Cleveland some seasons ago,
wants to get back into the game.
President Gordon Of the New York
American League club. has decided to
name the new grounds the New fofh
American League Park
The Newark. n. j. team has pur-
chased Outfielder Pat Dillard from
Little Rock. and has traded Third
Baseman William Hayward for George
Bannon, Of New Haven.
Bill Dahlen, of Brooklyn, is threat
ened with an attack OF charley hoss, "
that bane of ball players, which leaves
its mark in slow base running. IL will
very probably put him out Of the game
for n couple Of weeks.
Fred Clarke, manager of the Pitts
burg National League Club, IS so sure
that the Pirates win once more land
the National League pennant that h,
offered to wager $1,000 on the three
time proposition.
The pitchers OF the American Leagu,
are catching batters mapping by toss
ing up fast shoots before the men a
the plate recover after a vicious swip'
at the ball. The rule states that th'
pitcher must pause before delivering
the ball, but this is being ignored. on
OF these days a batter win be seriously
| injured II not killed. by this practice
and the rule will be enforced.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
MORE PLAYERS ARRIVE
Baseball Men Coming in Every Day.
All to Be Here Monday.

Ruo0boH WNH O!HAN8 w 6dIs
All to Be Here Monday.
Today marks the beginning OF tho
professional baseball SEASON. in this
city. when players who have reported
will begin TO get in shape for the OPEN
ing games. Many of them have been
practicing at their homes for severll
weeks, but work was started in earnest
today, the sun making its appearance
this morning for the first time This
week. Ramsey, Everson and Sawyers
put In am appearance yesterday, and
with Manager Barton makes seven
players Of the Wilmington A A who
have reported.
Conroy, Fitzpatrick, Rudolph and
KNOX, of the Wilmington team, are ex-
pected today, and the others will ar
rive tomorrow and Sunday, and on
Monday the whole team will be here
and active practice STARTED. The grounds
at Front and Union are In excellent
shape the heavy rains having packed
them hard. No one will be allowed on
THE grounds until tomorrow, when the
High School team will play the Cam
den High School. The local battery
will be Price and Mooney, and the
game win begin at $50 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
DISoRDERLY CONDUCT CASES
Judge Cochran Holds Short Session Of
City Court.

Judge Cochran held a brief session
Of City Court this morning and quick
ly disposed of the few cases called up
before him. Clara Spearman and Will
bur A. Page. both colored pleaded
guilty to charges OF disorderly conduct
and We're each fined SO and costs.
Frank Robinson. colored. who was
arrested yesterday ON suspicion of be-
ing Rocky" Smith. who IS wanted in
Philadelphia for committing murder,
was discharged at the request Of City
Solicitor Reinhardt as the Pennsyl-
vania authorities could not Identify
him as the man wanted
The case Of Peter Burris. charged
with the larceny Of harness, was con-
tinued untid next Monday. The de-
fendant was represented by Attorney
Ponder.
Mary Pyle, colored, was fined 81 and
costs for corner lounging and capias
was ordered issued for Cora White,
also colored, charged with disorderly
conduct who failed to answer TO her
name when called.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
PuaiIisnn.

kid" Goodman won well-earned
victory over Tommy Feltz, in fifteen
round bout. before the Criterion A. c..
of Boston, on Tuesday night. Goodman
held the upper hand from the start
Young Corbett has already received
nearly a score Of offers from men wish
ing to manage his affairs The little
Western fighter does not get on well
with managers, and has had row with
nearly every man who has ever under
taken that job. Just now John Consi-
dine and Manager Pollak are trying for
the position, but the chances are that
Corbett will have neither of them.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
ENTERTAINMENT At SETTLEMENT
Will Be Given BY E. o. Sellers To.
night-New Telephone in.

2. o. Sellers. general secretary Of
the Y NJ. c. A.. viii give a sterecpti-
con entertainment for the Boys Social
Club, an the Peoples Settlement to-
night. II will be given an the parish
house Of Old Swedes Church. and the
subject will be "The Life OF Abraham
Lincoln and several interesting
stories Of him will be told. The people
Of the Settlement are very grateful to
William Jordan, who has spent much
time in preparing the stereopticon for
the entertainment, and also to Mr..
Sellers. The Electric Light Company
has Put in a Wire for the occasion.
which is much appreciated by the Set
tlement workers.
A Delaware and Atlantic telephone
was installed ia the Peoples Settlement
Home today
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
To cure a coId in ono pav

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL il fails TO
cure. Il. W. Groves signature is on each
box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

White Mountain Refrigerators,
none better, few as good.
Manv specials for Saturday,
starting off with one lot SO incles
high, 20 lb ice capacity, at. .-S5.75
Carpet Be Aters, 3 ply nickled or
copper wire, always 2sc, large
Size. ....--....-...-.-....... iOS
Jointless China Mating. Ioc per
yard. This is remarkable. Sat
urday, per yard...-....... 80. lOe
Fine Jointless japanese Mating,
in beautiful carpe' designs, perfect
IN every respect, regularly $40.
per roll of 40 yds. Saturday zoC
per yd. or roll .................. 81. os
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
Baseball Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Cincinnati: RH.E.
Cincinnati 1000 OOO1OO-1 .
Pittsburg 1910 OOO2 IL IL 1
Observation-Disclosures Harper and
Peltz; Pittsburg, Philipi and Phelps.
Umpire Emslie.
Al st. Louis R.HE.
St. Louis 100 O10O1O x-2 6 3
Chicago o.. 10000 0-i .
Batteries-St Louis. Currie and
Ryan; Chicago, Taylor and King. Um-
pire--Johnstone.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
Howard Wilson ReIeased.

Manager Mack, OF the Athletics, yester-
day handed out the first release OF the
season. and It. fell TO the lot Of Pitcher
Howard Wilson. The latter showed up
fairly well last season. but he was not
considered strong enough ror a hard cam
paign. Mack sun has six pitchers under
contract-Waddell, Plank, Bender, Quinn,
Henley and Coakley. Wilson played with
the Wilmington A. A. team for several
months last season.
Evening journal., 1903-04-17
pitcher Has Injured His Arm

on account Of an Injury TO hts arm.
Orem. one Of the pitching staff OF the
Wilmington "A. A. team viii not report for
several weeks.