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Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Twenty kIIIed In Labor RIot.

Valparaiso Chile. May a. IT The
strike of dock laborers is becoming
more serious The strikers after set
ting fire to the quay as well as to the
Offices OF the South American Steam
ship Company. had a number of en-
counters with the police, during which
90 persons were killed and 200 were
injured. A detachment OF 5000 troops
has been ordered here to quell the dis
order The property damage Is great
Several buildings were burned and tho
Esplanade was destroyed
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Blind
Staggering Spells on
the Street.
Heart Disease Came
From LaGrippe.
DIR. Niles Heart Cure
Cured Me.

"Some years ago I contracted a severe
case of LaGrippe. 1 do not know at what
stage the heart became affected but the
symptoms became SO pronounced IN time
that there was no doubt as 10 what my trouble
was. i suffered severely from shortness of
breath, from pain around my heart nervous
ness and from pain in my LETT shoulder and
arm. NY hands became badly swollen and
/ was very miserable. / had a number Of
blind or staggering spells on the street, when
1 would have to clutch at something tor sup
port until the faint and helpless feeling
passed off. To complicate the trouble was
in misery most of the time from constipation.
Well, began using DR.. Miles Heart Cure,
Restorative Neryine and Nerve and Liver
Pills, and / can't tell you how much good
they did me. / am not now troubled with
the heart symptoms or nervousness, and the
Nerve and Liver Pills are so mild and easy
Of action that consider them the best rem
edy for constipation."-IA AMEs K. FLUENT,
Co. b, I7oth N. Y. V. l., Bath, N. Vr
LaGrippe's power is shown oftenest in its
after effects. Then, when the heart has the
least vitality, it is called upon for extra labor
and 10 Withstand the strain Of disease. The
nerves are weakened SO that they cannot de-
fend the system against disease. DR.. Miles
Nervinc and Heart Cure strengthen the
nerves and heart, and endow the system with
resstive power to withstand the ravages ol
LaGrippe.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle
Dr. Miles Remedies. Send Tor tree book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DIR. Miles Medical Co., ElkAart,. Ind.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
RrfdeyfIIe

Special to the Egening journal.
Bridgeville. May 1.-THE young
women of the town will give rustic
dance in the Opera House the latter
part of this month.
Colonel and Mrs. H. w. Viyen have
returned from anextended trip to North
Carolina.
Miss Alice Rust, of Baltimore is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Rust.
Mrs. Mary Katherine Jacobs has re-
turned from Middletown. where she
has been visiting.
Miss Glucy Allen and Mise lrva Scott
of Seaford. were recent visitors.
Edward Sudler. of Philadelphia. Il
spending some time in town.
Mrs. h. Reese layton Is spending
some time with her parents. Dr. an'
Mrs. c. r. layton in Dover.
William Bauhm and brother, o
Wilmington were the guests of Mr. an'
Mrs. George b. Graef.
Fred Harris has returned TO Phila
delphia, after spending some time a
his hcme here
Mr. and Mrs. Nehemiah Wiley an'
Miss Mollie Harris were Seaford Wis
/ itors on Monday.
Miss May Passwaters is visiting
Harrington friends.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

surely will drop in to share cup Of
the tea.
If a maid finds that she has helped
herself to "a second spoon while drink
ing her tea. she viii figure prominent
and perhaps eminent, in a wedding
before a year is out.
A tea stalk floating in the cup Of a
single woman means beau" She
should stir the tea briskly, and then
plant the spoon upright i'm the middle
of the cup. If the beau" clings to the
spoon it means he will call that even
ing. If it adheres to the side of the cup,
it is a sign that his appearance win be
deferred.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Silver Weddine

Dover. May 14.-Dr. and Mrs. Presley
s. Downs. OF Dover. celebrated the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF their mar
.riage at their State street residence in
Dover yesterday by a reunion of mem
bers of the families of the DOCTORS and
Mrs. Downs. Congratulations and
some beautiful gifts came to the home
of the well-knOwn physician, who has
been a successful practitioner at the
State capital for many years. Franci:
skunk Brown and William Findlay
Brown, prominent Philadelphia barris
ters. were among the guests. Both ar,
hrothers of Mrs. Downs.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Good for Colds

Hoarseness may be relieved by using the
white Of an egg, we'll beaten, mixed with
lemon juice and sugar. Take a teaspoonful
every hour.
For a tight hoarse cough, take hot
water often, as hot as can be slipped. This
win give immediate relief. A little lemon
juice added to the water is beneficial.
Cayenne pepper tea is good for n cold;
take Q quarter Of a teaspoonful Of cayenne
pepper, a tablespoonful of sugar and near
" a teacupful Of water and drink it ns hot
as it can be swallowed.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
WeII.Known Thlef Arrested.

Newark, ~ j., May 14.-A man call
ing himself Paul Adams. Of California.
is under arrest here charged with at
tempting to rob a safe in a jewelry
store in this city. New York detectives
have identified him as George Shea,
who on January q, 1892 stole $4,000
from the Metropolitan Nationa. bank
>in Boston and who served two and a
half years for the robbery. He is also
wanted in Chicago, the police say, for
an $4,000 damon robbery, and is now
under $4,000 bail for completely in a
murder committed there in April last.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
FIndInos Of Court DIsapproved.

Washington May l4.-General Da-
vis. commanding In the Philippines.
has disapproyed the findings ia the
court-mardal case which acquitted
Lieutenant Joel r. Lee 10th Infantry
tried for manslaughter- Lee had
charge of a number of prisoners in
Mlndanao. and. handing his revolver
TO corporal charged that soldier
60 shoot any prisoners who attempted
to escape Two natives were killed,
and on trial Lee was justified by the
court
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Club Women Elect

Members Of he New-Century Club
held their annual election yesterday
AFTERNOON. 1t resulted as follows:
President. Mrs. Lewis c. Vande-
grdt; first vice-president, Mrs. William
II. Hill; second vice-president. Mrs,
Ferdinand l.. Gilpin; recording secre-
tary, Miss Emma d. Bush; correspond.
ing secretary, Mrs. John c. Robinson
Federation secretary. Mrs. Robert Pen.
hgton; treasurer. Mrs. Charles /. Kent.
Executive Committee Mrs. Walter ID
Bush, Mns. Alfred ID. Warner. Mis-,
Emma Lore Mrs. William Belts. Mis-.
Anne Pym Savery. Mns. John j. Sal.
terthwaite and Mrs. G. +. Bowerman
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Chocolate custard.

Put in a double boiler one pint OF
milk; beat three eggs a little, add three
tablespoonfuls of gTanulated sugar;
pour over this a little hot milk. tten
pour all back into the double boiler
cook until creamy and the mixture
coats the spoon; add a pinch of salt:
put one ounce of chocolate IN a small
pan over hot water:when melted pour a
little of the custard over it. then add the
remainder; stir until the chocolate is
thoroughly mixed in the mixture: cool
little. add one teaspoonful o. vanilla
extract; serve very cold.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Sweet Rice croqusttes.

Cook one-half cupful of rice in ono
cup of boiling water (or use half milk
and water) until very soft; add while
hot two teasDoonfuls of butter. two
tablespoonfuls of sugar and the we'll
beaten yolk Of one egg; If too stiff aud
little hot milk. and season with salt;
spread on a platter when cold; form into
small hollow cakes; put in the centre OF
each a soft raisin or a piece OF stewed
.prune. jelly or marmalade; fold in half;
roll in crumbs, then in beaten egg. then
in crumbs again; fry in deep fat
drain on paper; arrange on a folded
napkin; serve with or without fruit
sauce.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Passed Eorned Checks.

New York. May 14.-Philip l.. Ger
mond. 25 years old, has been brought
to this city from Wilkesbarre Pa,
where he was arrested. to be arraigned
on a charge of passing forged cnecks.
Police Inspector McClusky says Ger
mond is the son of Rev. DR.. Philip
Germond. pastor of the Chelsea Meth
odist Episcopal Church. of this city
The inspector alleges that Garmond
travelling with his wife, would stop at
the best hotels and tender large checks
in payment for small bills, pocket the
difference and quit the city.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
contract Eor cruiser Revoked.

Washington, May l4.-Actting Sec
retary Of the Navy Darling ordered
that the contract for the to2f, Ok
that the contract with the Trigg Ship
building Company, of Richmond, Va.
for the building of the cruiser Calves
ton be revoked. The Galveston will
be towed to the Norfolk navy yard for
completion. This action has been con-
templated for some time because of
the financial embarrassment OF the
Trigg Company, which is now in the
hands of a receiver. Several weeks
ago the department informed them
that unless work was commenced on
the Galveston at once the vessel would
be taken charge of by the govern
ment.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

American and European tour at the
Star Theatre, New York city. The
critics in all the leading journals of
the Metropolis pronounced Dark
towns Circus Day" The Whang-
Doodle Comedy Four" Soldiers Camp
Glees" and "A Festival of Partisan
Melody new features Of the Trouba-
dours performances, a positive success.
One journal devoted the most favor
able editorial comment on these par
ticular featmes-implying further that
the entire company and performances
were perfect anPHaTmonious through
out and a credit to the American
stage. This verdict was further quail
fed by the audiences which filled every
nook and corner of the Star Theatre
the largest playhouse in New York
city-and manifested their pleasure
and approval by re-demanding every
song, dance and specially in the four
great acts. The Troubadours win ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House on Fri
day Of next week.
On account of the tremendous hit
made by ''The Smart Set" during thelr
previous engagement, Manager Salter
has booked them for a return engage
ment at the Lyceum Theatre. May p,
% and 23 This great aggregation OF
colored talent should pack the pretty
Lyceum at every performance. Ernest
Hogan and Billy McClain are the prin-
cipal comedians, and they caracature
their own race with considerable
comicality of the kind that suits the
Theatre fa,1dicnra The niece is mugi-
cal of course, and rather spectacular.
The songs are all new and the chorus
grls. though of an amber tint, are real
lly pretty Hogan is unquestionably
one of the best comedians on the stage.
/ He is best known as the author of AN
ICOons Look Alike to Me" and Lam,
/ Lam, Lam" He has written Manager
Salter letter stating that he will sing
/ in Wilmington, for the first time, an
other new composition of his own.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

All accounts agree that no Royal
family in Europe gets so much simple,
democratic run out of life as the youns
King and Queen Of Italy and their two
baby daughters. Their eldest child,
princess Yolanda, would be regarded
as terror If she were Of humble birth.
Being a Princess. the worst ever said
of her is that she is quite yivacious.
me shah Of Persia has the long tails
of his horses dyed crimson for SIX
inches at their tips. No one else in the
country is allowed this privilege.
F~ -
One part beeswax in two parts turpeh'ile
dissolved in heating, makes A gooo paste
for polishing hardwood floors.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
CHATS ABOUT
THE STYLES
THE CHILDREN
GOOD THINGS
TO EAT
Brief Fashion Hints

Vests of linen and duck are again worn
with the Bton jacket.
Suede belts in gray, drab or brown nre
all right for the shirtwaist get-up.
If there is a last years silk to remodel,
add q skirted coatee Of lace and belt it
in at the waist.
One Of the prettest hair garnltures for
IL young and pretty face is q wreath OF
pink and white clovers.
Trim your gown with the finest embroid-
cries and the coarsest laees you can find
and it's sure to be right.
dainty null gown is Powered with
swestpeas and has a girdle Of ribbon ir
sweetpea tlnts-pink, cream and pales'
mauve.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
FEMININE FRIPPERIES%

designing are equally in favor. Worn with
shirtwafst suits. nothing is prettier.
Chains and watch guards. made OF these
beads have been popular and much worn
all winter. AS q companion accessory 70
the chains some many pretty woven bead
belts. employing the best of the materials
and making very acceptable ornaments to
any dress.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
philadelphia. May "A,

WHEAT There was no material change
Ia market conditions. offerings continuing
light, with a small demand from either the
local m.llers or exporters. No. red closed
a. isianS0c. Car lots In export elevator:
No. . Pennsylvania red, Suianslc, No. 2
Delaware red, S0i2MSlc.
CORN-Demand for local consumption,
as well as for export, was light; but sup
plies We're Indifferent. and the market
ruled steady. No. yellow. on track. be-
ing quoted at SIC. No mixed closed at
,5u4c. Car lots on spot: No. 2. in eN-
port elevator, 5OuJaAc; steamer, export
elevator. f70i74c.
OATS-The local trade demand for car
lots was fairly good. ana under compara-
lively light offerings of the better grades
prices were we'll maintained. Sales were
reported of cars no established grade
white, natural. track. at 5Si5N39c; cars
do. clipped I'm 10th St. Elevator at sc.
and 3 cars No. white clipped, track In
2olh ST. Elevator at 40c.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
MINERS BILL VETOED
Governor Pennypaeker Signs One and
Disapproves Three others.

Disapproves Three Others.
Harrisburg. Pa. May 14-Governor
Pennypacker has signed the Quail bill,
raising the age limit of children en-
ployed in and around the coal mines
of the state from IA to 16 years. and
vetoed the Garner eight-hour bill. the
Hayes bill. making a ton Of 2.240
pounds the basis from which to calcu-
late the earnings of mine employees,
and the Garner bill. providing for the
election by popular vote instead of ap-
pointment by the courts, of mine ex-
3mining boards.
The first of these measures was rec
commended by the Anthracite Coal
Strike Commission. and was endorsed
By the coal operators and the United
Mine Workers The other three meas
ures applied only TO the anthracite re-
sinns and were advocated by the United
Nine Workers and opposed by the oD-
orators.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
May

way
First you turn the heater off,
And then you turn 1t on.
we had hot wave yesterday,
This morning it was gone.
You're reaching out for your hat OF
straw
And for your summer coat,
And find an ulsters what you need,
Well buttoned round the throat.
The wild flower shivers i'm the wood.
The birds their work have left,
Haunts that should ring with sylvan
glee
Are silent and bereft
The May Queens regal courage wakes
A sympathetic thrill,
Youll find her languishing at home;
The poor girl has q chill.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
CoLORED POSTMASTER AGAIN
Maryland Congressman viii Ask Dis.
tinuance Of Office.

Baltimore, May a. IT. William H..
Jackson. Republican. member of Con-
gress for the First Maryland district.
announced that he will ask for the dis
continuance of the postofIice at Quin-
docquia, in Somerset county, TO which
Andrew ]. Day. a negro. was recently
appointed. This IS said to be the first
colored postmast& appointed in this
state. Congressman Jackson says he
will ask for the discontinuance Of the
postofice because it Is unnecessary and
because Day is not proper person TO
hold such an Office. Day has lived in
Maryland only a short time. coming
here from Virginia.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Tea Cup Signs

There is not a person alive who has
not some pet superstition. There are
lots Of women, too, who do not be-
lieye in" other things, but pin their
faith to the signs Of the tea cups. For
instance:
When, after making tea. you forget
to replace the lid of the teapot, a. caller
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
cus Gardner eests Armstrong

Savannah. Ga. May l4.-Gus Gard.
ner, OF Philadelphia, and Billy Arm
strong. of California went on for 20
rounds for decision at 1876 pounds
before the Savannah Athletic Club.
The contest lasted three very fast
rounds. when Gardner with left
hook to the jaw. put Armstrong out.
Gardper's work, while clean and clev-
er. was of the whlrlwind order.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

Miss Ethel Clark. Of this city. Is visit
ing friends In Felton.
Mrs. Primerose is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas j. ralley. Jr. in
philadelphia
Mrs. John rnax has returned from a
visit TO Smyrna.
Miss Agnes Richardson Is the guest OF
friends On smyrna
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Some Timely Recipes
Orange Sauce.

Beat yolks Of three eggs with one
an done-half tablespoOnfuls OF sugar,
add two teaspOonfuls OF butter. a very
little grated orange peel and one cup
of milk: stir over the fire until boil.
ing; let cool and add three tablespoon
fuls of whipped cream.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Sponge Gingerbread.

Beat one egg; add to it half a cup Of
brown sugar half cup OF molasses;
dissolve one teaspoon of soda in hale a
cup of hot water: to one and one-half
cups of sifted flour add one teaspoon Of
cinnamon one teaspoon of ginger, half
a teaspoon of cloves. and half a
teaspoon of salt; add this mixture to
the first; beat we'll; pour into a shallow
pan and bake twenty minutes.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Catch Fish ev easketfuI.

Catfish are more plentiful in the
Christiana than for many years. and
the fishermen are making great
catches They are being caught by the
basketful and always meet with a
ready sale.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Newest Belts of All

The very newest belts are made Of In
dian beads. They are generally about two
inches wide and clasped at the front with
buckles of gilt silver gun metal, royal
copper or pearl. The belts are to be seen
in wide range Of color and design. Those
Of white beads with a delicate design I'm
gold wrought with the gold beads) to
belts Of black cut beads with turquoise
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Baked shad Roe.

Cook shad roe fifteen minutes in
boiling salted water enough to cover;
add one tablespoon of vinegar; then
drain, pour over cold water and let
stand FIVE minutes: lift to a butte-ed
pan, pour over half a cup Of tomato
souce; bake in a hot oven twenty min
utes, basting three or four times re-
move to hot platter and pour around
tomato sauce.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
Berlin Medical Society Announces New
Remedy, Called sanosin.

Berlin Medical Society Announces New
Remedy, Called sanosin.
Berlin. May 14.-The announcement
has been made by the Berlin Medical
Society of a new remedy Tor consump
ton, called sanosin has attracted
much attention Dr. Danelius- Of Som
erfeld. read a paper on the cure be-
fore the society. He showed that a
number of patients, mostly working
men, had been cured Of consumption
and said they were treated without
interference with their work The use
Of sanosin prevents coughing, fever
and night sweats, and results in the
patient gaining in weight. Even in
severe cases of consumption the prog
ress of the disease has been arrested.
The remedy was discovered by Dr.
Robert Schneider.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
WILL GIVE
MAY DANCE
New Century Club WO-
men Elect Officers
Mrs. Lewis c. Vandeerift
Chosen President-Ofher
Social Notes

Members Of the Saturday Evening Dane
ing Glass Will give "a May dance in She'll
pot Park on Tuesday evening. May 26.
The committee In charge Is composed Of
II. NJ. sudham and w M. Francis. The
park WIN be strictly private on that even
ing.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
Plumbers 70 Have Conference.

No change was reponted in the situation
Of the plumbers strike this mornang, Of
hcials of the Pullman Company have
asked for a conference with a COMMITTEES
of their union plumbers out on a. strike and
the conference will probably be held this
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

The following is from the Pennsyl-
vania Grit, of Williamsport, Pa. of
May 3. 1903: Romeo and Juliet was
the attraction at the Lycoming Opera
House last evening. and Shakespeare s
immortal tragedy was given fine
presentation by a very capable company
of players, and the bards lines were
spoken in a manner which reflected
great credit on all concerned This is
especially true of the Romeo Of
Charles Balsar. the Juliet of Miss
PAUL.. and the Mercutio' of Edward
N. Hoyt" 1t viii be produced at the
Grand Opera House on Saturday, May
23, afternoon and night.
A new play and one which, accord
ing to press dispatches, is creating a
furore wherever presented is "A Wife's
Secret" the latest play from the pen
of Hal Reid, which William T. Keough
will produce here at the Lyceum The
atre. on May IS, 10 and 20. With its
thrilling story Of the tender passions,
plots perils and escapes; its merry and
entertaining comedy and its strong and
well-drawn characters bid fair to be
one OF the greatest stage productions
of the year Mr.. Reid has given more
attention to this play than any other
he has ever written with the aim of
making it the greatest play of his ca
reer.
Owing to the serious illness of Vic
tory Bateman, who was to appear in
why Women Love at the Lyceum
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
tbis week the house will remain dark.
Manager Salter announces that the box
onice viii be open each day from 9
to6p. m. for the advance sale Of seats
for "A Wife's Secret May is. l9 and
20. and "The Smart Set May p, p
and %.
"A quadruple hit was credited to the
BLACK Patti Troubadours at the inau-
gural performance of this Trans
Evening journal., 1903-05-14
MOntrOSe Addition

Special Free Cars direct to
MOntrOse Addition will leave
Fourth and Market streets
every half hour, beginning at
Ills o'clock SUNDAY.
LARTER & MORRIS,
Managers.
Evening journal., 1903-05-14

"a quadruple hit was credited to the
Black Patti Troubadours at the lnau-
glral performance OF TINS trans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
House Furnishing Department.
 Second Floor-Take Elevator / SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY ONLY.

Coal Vases decorated, 23x11x9 $1.z4 Coal Vases decorated 24x12x12 .&3OO Foot Tubs Japanned greene size IS inch. 0 Sheet Steel Double Roasers. .28O Marion Harland Coffee Pots, No .$116 Marion Harnd Coffee Pots, No .$1s45 3pece Japanned Toilet Sets. .88C qt Graduated Measures. .5O qt Graduated Measures .- a .--..--.-. Sc Fiber Pails 12 qs ss8o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.

This is the day buy Toilet Set every bargan
 10 pieces blue decorated Toilet Set reduced to. 35 pieces red god reduced to- $1OsAD 12 pieces red and gold reduced @10.A0 pieces red gold American beauty roses reduced 12 pieces blue and gold reduced to .2B pieces pansys and gold reduced to a....... $500 10 pieces blue and gold reduced to- .$30O Large China Sugar Bowls decorated reduced 10O Large China Sugar Bowls decorated reduced 34O 10inch Cake Plates decorated reduced to- 24O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20

We call your especial attention the fact that tho
 local agents for the celebrated Gaenburg Underwear for These goods superior quality at the price, the market
 and are positively nonshrinkable.
 We place sale splendid article of Mems Natural Wool Undszhs and Drawers at per garment. z6o Glasenburg makes in Cames Hair and Natural Wool $1O0 pr garment and upward
 Nothing suitable for cold weather the way of shirt
 than a well made carefully fitted stiff bosom shirt We have bargain table about 20 dozen Mems fcy coed stiff bosom Shirts odds and ends of but all first class goods
 every particular and sold originally $125 each close close out offer them at each .................TA . .TAo STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
THE SHOE STORE This Store is Full of Good Things in Winter
 Footwear.

And will agree with when have the largest and best assorted stock be found anywhere Come and trimmed Felt and Velvet Jue that offering TSc and $1OO coaxingy comfortable these cool nights and mornings Our fine Kid Lace Shoes patent tip flexible so beauties @2 Our patent Corona Colt Lace Shoes unequad $O and $8 patent Corona Colt and fine Gace Kid Button gems
 of beauty, .......... $500 and $3.5O And the climax of our Ladies' Department the
 Unsurpassed for its graceful lines and quality of material