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Evening journal., 1903-11-28
Theatrical Notes

An Interpretation that Is remarkable in
ts intelligence. a sotang that carries tho
audisncesDacis bnto The days OF Old Acadia
and an cnlire presentation unusual in tho
Iah.ity dsp.ayed, mark the production OF
bongfenow's "Evangcline." which Will
be given IN the Grand Opera House Mon.
ldoy and Tuesday evenings December
and under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the y M. {. a. Not depend
Ing on large numbers taking part ah,
committee is selecting only the best tal
emit ~ the CITY. The poem Is considere,
by lEerary people one Of she masterpiece q.
of the English language and the pnr
tnyll Of the various scenes OF tho pcas.
lant folk Of "O.d Acadia" greatly en-.
hances the beauty Of the work. The whol,
story OF THIS simple peasant people im.
'monatzcd by Longfellow. IS told in panlo-
mime, beginning from the time thcy
.dwe1cd together IN happiness. and con-
unuing TO the time when they became .
scattered people expelled from their nt-
tive land.
The main theme OF the poem, the sepa-
ration OF the lovers Evanecline and Gall
rlcl. is made a powerful narg of tha story.
The singing, tho peasant dances. che act-
ing gmd tho rccitins Of thc poem by Mrs.
Rodenhaush serve to make an cnterta'r-
ment which ia worth while to aMend.
something unique and beautiful and long
10 be remembered.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28

The advance sale Of seats for the FIRST
concert 10 be given IN Wilmington by
tho Philadelphia Orchestra indioates that
this great musical event WEI be largely
attended. This concert VIII take place at
the Grand Opera House ON Wednesday
evening. December . and win IN every
way be identical with the concerts given
I'm Philadelphia by this Organization. The
program ls ono OF the most brilliant
that Conductor Fri;z scheel has ever pre-
pared. and leads one through a maze Of
melody from Haondcl TO TschaikowslSy
whose symphony pathetique Is one Of the
most notable and beautiful OF modern
compositions. AZ this concert as at the
other two 20 be given On Wilmington h,
the Philadelphia Orchcetra, a regular pro
gram book with complete notes ON eacl
compositlon w,h be distributed wthou
extra charge. No orchestra mas ever nt
temrred this feature on so complete
scale and it will doubtless meet with uni
versal favor. The sololst on this Occasion
viii be Hugo ok. the great vloiinist whosr
recent appearance IN Philadelphia with
tho Orchestra was noahing less than d
triumph.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
spaIn Rraaka wIth venezueIa.

Washington, Nov Is. - Spain ha'
taken the first step toward breach o
relations with Venezuela The stat
department has been notified that tn
former government has Withdrawn th.
excquaturs Of all Venezuelan consul
in Spain. It is surmised that this ac
ton is taken because Of the i'll troai
ment accorded the SpaEisn ministe
to Venezuela as a result OF the Mex
can-Nenezueian arbitration and of e.
iisrespect shown the Spanish cons.
at La Gusira
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
aennsyIvania Railroads Winter Exou

In pursuance OF its annual custo'
the Passenger Department OF {
Pennsylvania Railroad Company h
lust issued an attractive and compr
hensive book descriptive of the leadi
Winter resorts of the East and Soul
and giving the rates and various rou'
and combinations of routes of trav
Like all the publications of the Pen
sylvania Railroad Company, this wi
ter Excursion Book" is n model
typographical and pictorial work.
is bound in a handsome and artis
cover in colors, and contains mu
valuable information for Winter tot
lists and travellers in general. IL c
be had free Of charge at the prlncil
ticket Offices Of the Pennsylvana Ra
road Company. or viii be sent postp'
upon application to George w. Bo'
General Passenger Agent, Broad STR
station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28

Tho following program OF music ha.
been arranged for Central Presbyterian
Church ON sunday next: 1880 a. m.. 90
Como, Lol rs Sins" Schneider; solo
Face 10 Face" johnson, MIR. Maclntyre
Gospel Hymn, Hide Me. O. My savior
Mr. Mason. so,oist. 7.i5 D. M. "safel,
Now the Llght Of Day. Cherubim. Jesus
My Savior, Look on Me" Ncvin. Gospe
Hymn Just 10 Trust IN His Word" Mrs
smAlcy. so.olst. Al are cordially n
vitel 20 these services.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
s1,772,938 60
CALEB m. STEWARD,
Cashier.
Malne,s FnaInea pamaaed.


Washington, Nov. 2s.-The battle
ship Maine has suffered another ir
jury. The inability Of the ship to max,
more than ~ knots on her recen
cruise TO Colon was due to an accider
20 her engines. which occurred befor
her departure. -Four of the large eT
gines "Ys" or supports are broke,
and it viii be necessary to reps
hem before it viii be safe for e.
Maine to increase her speed beyond
knots, although the vessels maXimu
speed is is knots. The navy dep9r
ment officials assert that the vessel +
In no danger if she does not exceed 4
knots, but it is admitted that only
emergency would have caused her di.
patch on such a cruise in her presen
condition.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28

Lincoln J, Carters Two Little Waits. "
of'er season OF forty weeks playing all
the principal cities Of tba Untcd States
and Canada will return 20 Grand Opera
House this afternoon and tonight The
patrons OF the above theatre will remem.
Der with doNghl this announcement. for
the impress on made by the company last
season still Nngers IN thcir memory
Stanley and Lolita Lamb VIII again b,
seen as The waits and with but few ox
.eepuons the company WIN be the cam,
las before.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28

"A Gentleman by Day Bure;ar at
Might which wiz be seen az the ~
eeum for three days beginning Thureiay,
December 10. might Justly be called thc
masterpiece OF crime. for 20 tells the story
.of the most dangerous type OF criminal
known 20 the police tho gentleman crlm-
'nal who possesses both brains and edn-
cation The play IS fun of thrills ana
played by an unusually strong company
headed BY j. NJ. Colville and No,a Har-
rlson.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
KEEP ALIVE.

Get the best out OF life. Today as
aid 10 securing good tinging life, the bal
was never before in sucn nlsh IaVo
Make the bathroom inviting with jam
NJ. Bryan's bath enamel. Best decorau
ION the market for bathtubs. hasily a
pled: Will stand hot and cold water. q
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
10 THE LADIES on wIIMINaroN.

We beg TO announce that We have ca-
gagged corps of competent lady demon
s.raturs, who win cail upon you at yom
residences and show foian the marvellous
properties OF 'JanHcr" Any councsles
shown our employees IA allowing them adj
mlttanco ana a fcw moments Of your val
uahio time wil be kcculy appreciated by
ourselves and we feel confident viii prov,
OF absorbing interest 10 every housewife
Very respectfully. Tho Jan,ter Co.. Ncw
York City. Wilmington office, Room 4
Almond Building.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
ninn.r Ia Layton Hon,e

Managers Of the Layton Home dee
to thank Mrs. George G. Lobdeu. Edwa
i<rause. George Cobb, Mrs. Robec
Cook. Mrs. A. Price. ana Francis WI
Tor the fine Thanksgiving dinner ehsy
naked to the home on rhusday.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28

In staging Girls viii Be Girls" conl
ing to the Grand Opera House q
Tuesday afternoon and night for a n
/ turn engagement his new musical conl
edy. VIM. A. Brady, who is always bol
in the matter Of innovation. has adoH
ed the plan Of extreme simplicity. III
entire production probably did N
cost the amount expended on ono aI
OF some Of the Klaw and Erlanger prl
aentations, and yet the scenery al
costumes are said 10 be in such goo
tasic that the effect is excellent Th
chorus employed represents a nuinbe
of school girls and their attire excsi
during the rendering of a Japanese lul
lahy consists OF school-giriy muslin
and dainty white lace frocks. The Sc.
tlngs show the interior and exterior Z
a seminary near Boston. one of thei
revealing a long stretch Of lawn light
ed with Japanese lanterns.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28

Services viii be held ct the Home
Nrerciful Rest for Incurables on Su
.day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The RI
.G Al. wilkins viii ohiciate.
Evening journal., 1903-11-28

FOR SALE-By a Leading Icwelry
House of this city Watches. Dia-
monds, Clocks, Jewelry of all descrip-
iions, Silverwarc, Talking Machines.
Musical Instruments, etc, suitable for
holiday gifts. at cash prices on weekly
payments. Gordon & Miller, No. 2I6
King Street. nG7-rm
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
Raj EsTATE

FARMS FOR SALE-central New
Jersey Farms, any size You want
Send for list. A. W. Dresser, Burling-
ton, n. J. n24-2m
Evening journal., 1903-11-28
LOST AND FOUND

WHEN you lose something The Even
inS Journal will be glad to help Won
md It, OF II viii hunt an owner for a,v-
thing you find Halfa centa word. n