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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
Gonbention Der SaderbGder.

Der nSnbiana gonfectioners' Club
bdlt 5ier am 8. sSuni i'm @ranb 9otel
feline idbrlibe Contention ab. 0ie
@ef9dftsfibung finbet am 8ormittag
ftatt. Gm Na4mittas 1T sefelliae Ser
einigung i'm @ermania parf; far
l1nterbaltung ber @dfe 1T in umii9ti-
ger Weiie seiorst tporben. Mm Mbeno
finbet I'M parf Elm Banquet fatt. Wls
Geremonien- unb Soaitmeiter miro
0err gilbert 9rull fungiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
So. 233.

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bra9t bate, baB er Dpnamit benuben
ipollte, bate i'm bringeno gebeten, BON
Dem gorbaben ab3ufeben. alein er
bate tbre Warnun9en Ia9enb aboez
tuieien.
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perte in 2osans port
BE o r Il benb.
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getperfe uniOnen an ben Strife III
8eben, ba Die 0tit9lieber f9 tpeigern,
nit Ni9tunionleuten 3ufammen su
arbeiten. 5olIte Der Strife tpirfli6
ausbre9en, 10 iuiirben bic @ontrac=
loren, tpel9e gr0Bere 8auten, mie Die
carnegie =Si6liotbef, bic Marfet Str.
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Norbfeite @9ulsebduoe, bic Obj
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arge 8erle9enbett geratben.
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f9eineno Elm fblauer eda9sug BON
Seiten Der 2ouisbiIler l1nion=3 =3immer=
leute mar es, bur9 ben % 9li6t= union=
2eute bieies Sanbperts am 6reitaa
Weorgen bier6ereeLoft purben, po man
ibnen bur6 alIerlet falf6e 8eripredun=
gen oauernbe Nrbett nit treffli9en
2Dbnen 3u9efihert bate. Sn 2ouis=
billie 1T our 3eit Elm Strife Der union=
3immerleute i'm @ange, unb es bat
Qan3 bas NusIeben, als ob Die %
2eute, Die iebt bier in Der Stabt uei=
len, unf9litifig tiber bas, mas fie su=
nd9it beginner folIen, bierbereeloft
tporoen finb, um fte iu 2ouisbile los=
5uwerben.
8roBe Nnaei9en in ben 2ouisbiGer
3eitun9en befagten, bab man in
@tansbiqe fiir einen 9r6Beren 8au
eine Nn3abl 3tmmerleute brau9e, unb
saB Ni9t=llnion=2eute bebor3uot uiir=
ben. Gin eetpilier s. 6. 0enberIon,
Der Die Nnseigen erIaRen baben IoG,
erbDt ft6 auBerbem anoeblid5. bic
8a6nfabrt na9 @bansbiae fiir bic
2eute 5u be5a6len. Die Solae mar,
baB fi9 % gti9tsnnion.3 .3immerleute
bel benz Waune meIbeten, Der oann am
Sonneritag Nbenb nit i6nen Die &eiie
mad @bansbilIe antrat.
SIs Der 3ug am Greitag Morgen
geoen 116r Sotpea errei9tee mar Gen.
OerTon, Der unterwegs ben Seuten mod
aaerlet 9ldn5enbe S6ilberunsen BIN
Dem lobnenben 8erbienit, Der ibrer bier
barre, entworTen bate, pl6Bli9 ipurIos
Deri9nun0en, unb ieitbem baben bic
Nrbeiter, bic bier auf bem 8. & 81.
8abnhof anlan9ten, ber9ebli6 auf ben
Wfann 9etpartet. Man elaubt, baB
Der angebli9e Contractor, Der elmer
biefi9en @ontractoren-Girma Namers
9enoerfon & 8eefer anseb6ren polIte,
in 9Ouea ben 3pg oerlieB, um lofort
auf einem anberen na9 2ouisbilIe au-
rHd3utebren.
Der g d fe r=GaIl.
gebforb, %. Wai. sSn benz
Pro3eB beg Wc9onalb, tpeI9er ange=
flagt 1T, bic 9D9f6ulIebrerin 9arab
Soldier ermprbet au baben, tpirb bas
8erb6r Der 8elaitunssseu9en am Mon=
tag Ibeno gef9lOi1en uerben. Ser
6aupt5euge fitr ben Staat mar Der
9etectib Geeo, tpel9er ben sanaen Tall
aufeenirbelt bat. ST bertdtete II. u.
iiber berI9tebene @onferen3en nit Wc=
9Onalo. aus uel4en ieoenfaas berbor=
9ing, baB oerielbe um ben Ueorb unb
oeRen gin3elbeiten genau 8ef9etb
puBte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
Golli1ipn ameie er le ctr l.
f6er Cars.

Wt uncie, %. W}ai. Sie melt
pdrts fabrenbe Gar Der Snoiana
Union Sraction So. collioirte lm
@onntag Na9mittae fur5 bOr 3 l1br
BEL Dalepille nit elmer ofmdrts fab
renben Gar. 9tefelbe purbe pom 8e=
leiie sei9leubert unb Die pafiagiere,
ettua Is on Der 3abl, purben mebr
ober tpeniger berlebt. Ser Wtotors
mann Soe Marttn trug einen Sru9
oes linfen Mrmes babpn. Ot. W.
91i9olIon bon 91tholfonbille, ga. er=
fit einen 8ru9 bes NaIenbeins.
9urf ar -.
8apton, O., %. Mai. ueber
10000 9untarbs, MlitsIieber Der alten
beutI9en eette Der beutf9en 8aptifen,
balten our 3eit bier auf Der bena4bar=
ten 6ilburens6arm lire idbrli9e @on=
feren3 ab.
llngebeure Menf9meneen fhllten Die
stpei inprDoiItrten Sabernafel. I'm 6
l16r fanb Der PriifllnasgOttes Mt
itatt, Der aus Der alten @eremonie Der
SuBuai9ung beiebt, an tpel9e bas
9lbenomabl fib ani6loB.
9te bemotratii6e @taats=
gDnben ion.
Col m bus, g., %. Wtai.
SbpDbl Die bemofratiide Contention
erit Dienitag suiammentritt, iinb bod
f9on febr biele intereiiirte perfonen
nntueIenb. 9as 1T auf ben umfano
suriid3ufiibren, baB in febr pielen
Counties @onteite beiteben. Ollie Sie=
ienisen, tpel6e fhr Searit fino, tueroeu
v@onferbatibe" senannt. Sa fie in
Der Maioritdt linb, tperben fie ieben-
falls Die Contention fontrolliren. Die
gonIerbattnen piKen iibrigens nod
ni6t, fir men iie itimmen iollen, To-
melt Der Ganoibat fiir bas 95rdfioenten=
Nmt in Grage tommt. Cine Jaction
1T fir @ol. Sames Silbourne, Die
anbere fiir Suoion SarmOn uno Die
brittle fitr Soiepb 5olt bon 0siiiouri.
Mapor Som 8. Sobnion BON @lebe=
Lamb. Der als elmer Der &anbibaten Bee
3ei9net tpuroe, itebt on Der SpiBe Der
8emegung, Golt su nominiren. @r
uno Spbn $. @larte, pel4er gegen ben
berftorbenen Senator gamma fir bas
9lmt oes 8unoes=5enators lief, finb
9elegaten our ct. 2ouis'er National=
Contention unb Geiner BON 8eioen 1T
bisher als Delegate at large genannt
uorben. Sorace CHAPMAN, So6n ST..
Nec2ean, Sames SilbOurne uno Som
8. Spbnlon baben ab9elebnt, als
9ele9aten at large su fun9iren.
Die @onierbatipen tueroen ibre @an=
bibaten erpdblen unb au9 Die Reio=
lutionen, tpel9e angenommen tperoen
follen, btctiren.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23

6eute miro Gair 8ant, oas pr69-
tige am Gal Greet beIegnen Gom.
meretabliHement er6ffnet tp.rben.
OfenbDrPs Or9eifer 1T fhr ben
SDmmer ftr Die Nbenb. Concerto engas
girt tnorben. @pdter in Der 9aiIpn
iDerben berhbnte Spern= unb @pneert=
fdngerinnen rnb Gdnger auftreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
Na6rt6ten aus SSnbiana.
Ser Sail s d 6fer.


ben Der @rmOroune bes SRI.
S9dfer an9etlagten Sames Mc9onalb
beute gum SdluB fommen.
Sie 8ertbeioiger tuollen ben @on=
oufteur Snis @merp beaeugen Ialien,
baB er ben &naetlasten um $40 ubr
z Slods bon Dem SbaupIaB bes Mor=
oes entfernt 9eieben babe.
SugenDIt9er 0ra m a IL
9er Club.
sport, 8. Mai. 6ier
1T ein DramattI9er Club gsgritnbet
morben seines BON ben Mitslieoern
besielben 8dblt tiber IL Sabre.
@bar1es 9unn's speiter
Pro5eB.
Sort % pne, %. Neai. @b.
Sunn's 3tpetter Bro3eB nabm beute
ieinen &nfang. St III bei1ulbiet am
2. Suli 1901 Qllice @otbreu ermorbet
gu baben.
SIM srfen Pro3eB tpurbe er Ii6ulbig
befunoen uno er tuuroe gu lebensldng=
lt6er 3u4tbuusftrafe berurtbeiIt.
Seine 8ertbsibt9er appellirten unb bas
Nppeqattonsgeri9t betpiGigte i6m einen
neuen Proses.
Gen atiDnel le 8erb q f.
tn rt9et n.
g ellersb urg, %. Weai. =
@rOBes Nuffeben bat bier Die bon einem
Deputy 8unbes=Marf9au borgenpme=
ne ger6aftung beg Sames u. Maters,
bis DOr Gur5em bas Saupt ber Ct
DANCE 8anf in SeIersburs unb bes
aobert 6. piderea, ebemaliger 6fbent
Der ySoutbern Snbtana Grain So. :"
berboreerufen. sic iinb bei9ulotgt,
Die poft su betriigerif6en 3pefen be=
nuBt au baben.
8efanntli9 purben Tie i'm leBten
Suli auf bic 3lage bin berbaftst, bem
@bas. &ipp in Goref @itp in Soma
$2500 unteriGla9en 5u baben. 8ipp
| fam ielbit nod SefferfOnbiGe unb err
sdbIte ben 8ebbrben, ct babe @irculare
erbalten, Die bebaupteten, oaB er ftr
feline YrDbucte in b=Snoiana quite
Preiie erbalten f0nne, unb Die @nboff-
runs Der gr6ange Bant BON Sellers
burg be3agli6 Der SOUTHERN ;Snbiana
Grain So, entbielten. @r babe benn
au6 fiinf Wa9gonlabuneen na9 geai6=
billie gefbift, bas @elb bnftir aber ni9t
erbalten f6nnen. Waters uno Biferel
Fsaten i'm 9tabtgeri9te 5u SeferfOns
bile 8arei6aft, tpurben tpie0er ber6af=
tet unb i'm Greis9ert9te ebenfalls 9e-
gen 8hr9idaft entIafen. Seitoem
lieBen ii6 8etoe nt6t in Sefferfonbiue
feben unb man eIaubte Die @ei9i9te
erlebtet. Waters mar Der unterne6E
menbfe @ef9dftsmann in @eGersburg,
er bate it9 aber berfpefulirt. Seine
Jreunbe bebaupten, auf abfdiifftge
gabn babe ibn erft piderel sebra9t.
8 ebeut tenoe grobee eren=
grnte.
9f e tp u banp, %. Mat, get
anbaltenb guten @etter tpirb bic CRIB
beeren=@rnte on ben 6teeln um Stem
NlbanD @nbe Der Wo9e bafeIb1t auf
ben Wartt gelaneen unb in 5ebn Sa=
gen miro Die Jru9t in Wa99onlaoun=
gen mad SnoianapOlis, @biea9o unb
tueiter betfdift tueroen. Sic Grnte 1T
tbatid9lidb Die rei9fte, Die Stio=Sn=
biana in 5ebn Sabren 9ebabt bat. Sie
ein3ige Gorge Der 3ii9ter 1T, genug
Pfiifer 5ll erbalten, unb man fu9t
iOl6e ieBt aus ben Stdb1en gu be3ieben.
Sieielben erbGltsn feds Gents fiir Die
Galone unb Elm Wfdo9en nit flinfen
6ingern fam oreiBtg Big bier3ig @aI-
lDnen i'm Sage pfiiifen.
gntfebIi9es gnbe eines
MartinsbilIer 3 iirgers.
N t n sbille, %. Mai.
Scott @regorp, elm Nneelfellter in Der
Oapis &iiferei, tDOllte geftern nit fei<
mem Na6bar Sobn Guter benz Gif9=
fang oblieeen. Gregorp benubte 9p=
namit. NIT mel9em er ieoo9 In unbor.
fithtiner Meife untnirfn. NnffsIhe erhlns
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23

90 9ie bette 5 Gent @t9arre in
Der @tabt, Mu9O's n2Ongfellop".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
Jatr 8aat.

Sente finbet bic @r0ffnuns fat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23

s% 9tauat Die Tish I Mingo.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Townsend
speciai 10 the Evening Jonrnal.

speciai TO the Evening Journal.
Townsend. July 22.-Mrs. Eugene
Savin, Of Cecilton. is spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Jas. Love-
grove.
Mrs. David Allen. Of Nuddletown.
spent Wednesday with her mother. Mrs.
James Wilson.
Miss Katie Hutchison is quite sick at
her home on South street.
Mrs. Annie Ernest. Of Philadelphia.
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Geor e
Watts.
The Rev. L. y. Jones and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Walker near
town on Wednesday.
Walter Gill. who has been confined to
his home for the past six weeks with a
broken leg. is now able TO be out again.
Mr. McDoull, OF Reading. Pa. is visit
ing his cousin, Miss Katie Ratledge of
near town.
Miss Beulah Buckson. Of Blackbird.
is the guest OF Miss Agnes Hayman.
Mrs Emma Lyman is visiting friends
i'm Wilmington.
Earl Shockley is spending a few DAYS
with George Virgins and wife Of near
town.
james Loyegrove has gone to New
Jersey where he has accepted a posi-
tion.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
CHESTER STEEL PLANT AFIRE
Several Thousand Dollars Go Up in
Smoke-Roof Collapsed.

Fire which entailed a loss of several
thousand dollars occurred yesterday
afternoon at the works of the Chester
steel Casting Company, Chester Pa"
the origin being due to "A roof of one
of the open-hearth furnaces collapsing
The greatest damage, however, was
not on the building. but the loss of a
40 O000-pound "heat" of steel I'm the fur
mace The flames We're confined to the
roof of the main foundry over the fur
naces by the excellent services Of the
hremen.
1t was about / o'clock and the time
when the men were preparing to pour
the heat from what is known as the
"B" open-hearth furnace, when the
roof OF the furnace caved in. Millions
Of sparks We're thrown through the air.
and some alighting i'm the roof of the
building over the furnaces ignited the
wood work. and i'm a short time the
flames had gained great headway.
The fire brigade at the works was
quickly summoned. but, owing TO their
being able to work only with plug
streams. the fumes spread and am
alarm was turned in to the city de-
partment
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
.DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY

Miss Mary Willis and Isaac sudham
Ienderman We're married at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron willis. No. 6o9 West Ninth
street. yesterday
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. w. L. S. Murray, ID. d., pastor Of
St. Paul's NJ. e. Church Miss Charlotte
d. Otis. of Rising. sun, Nd, was maid
Of honor. and Watson b. Lenderman,
Jr.. was best man. Miss Anna Downs
played the wedding march. The house
was prettily decorated ia honor OF the
occasion.
The ceremony was witnessed by Mr.
and Mrs. Watson b. Lenderman, w.
p. Lepderman. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs I. y.
Lepierman and family. Ray w. Len
deman. e. Harvey Lenderman, Clara
= Lenderman. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
willis. Miss Mollie Huntington, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Berry, Edward and Miss
Mabel Berry. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roop
smith. Harvey Huntington, of Philadel-
mia. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollen Willis Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Huntingdon and Mr..
and Mrs. /. w. Eby.
The couple left on a wedding trip 10
the mountains OF Pennsylvania and on
their return win live at No. 500 West
Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
BridoeviIIe

Special to The Evening Journal.
Bmdgevine July GA number Of
young people from this place went ON a
straw-ride TO Seaford on Wednesday
evening The ride was enjoyed very
much and the ice cream parlors and
soda water fountains did u rushing
business for a while. All the popular
airs of the day were rendered. The
merry bunch arrived home somewhere
i'm the wee small hours. The number
included Miss Mollie Harris. Miss Nora
Harris. Miss Eva Jones. Miss Belle
Ginard. Miss Matte Covingion, Miss
Edna Ward Miss Fannie Welch, Miss
Nellie Harris. Miss Bessie Rash, Miss
Jennie Robinson, William Knowles.
Luther G.. Welch. Lee short, Russell
short. Robert Swain, George Lonand.
b. r. East, Paul Layneld, Ira Lewis,
Clayton Elliott.
Mrs. Covington and daughter Miss
Matte. Of Baltimore. are being enter
tanned by Mrs. $. B. Hazard.
Lieutenant Governor Phillip I. Cam
non and Colonel II. W. Niven spent
yesterday at Camp Joshua II. Marvl.
Cooch's Bridge.
Mrs. Cook of Baltimore, is the guest
of Mrs. Bessie Cook.
Mrs. J. S. Hurlock and daughters,
Misses Mary and Mildred, have return
ed from visit to friends at stin Pond,
Nd.
Miss Anna Rust has returned from
an extended visit 10 friends ia WIZ
mington and Newark.
J. Edgar Layton was a Seaford visit
Evening journal., 1904-07-22

Md. took place at the home of the
brides parents last night at 8 o'clock.
Elwood Wright is I'm Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. u. Lear and daughter, Miss
Mabel. of Delmar. are among friends
m town.
Mrs. A. G.. McGiu, of Philadelphia is
% Georgetown visitor.
George b. Lodge, of Moore's station
Pa. is visiting Calvin short
Miss Matte Roach, of Philadelphia
is visiting Miss Laura Johnson IN town.
Misses Helen n. and Edith a. Quigs
are visiting friends i'm snow Hin. Md.
Mrs. w. B. Hilyard spent a part OF
the week at Millington, Nd.
Miss Mary Kiner of Baltimore, Nd
is visiting relatives i'm town.
j. c. Abbott has been I'm Baltimore
this week
Misses Emma and Agnes Belts, of
Milford. are guests of Mrs. s. Is. Belts.
Mrs George Green. Of Delmar is vis-
iting relatives in town.
Mrs. Bertha Edwards. of Philadel-
phia, spent a part of this week with
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Wagamon.
Miss Mary Torbert, of Norfolk Va
is the guest Of the Misses Walls.
]. E. Downs has been in Philadel-
phia this week.
Miss Minnie Kreer, of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives near town.
Mrs John Norris of Dover is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Sallie owens, In
town.
Mrs. Daniel w. Miles and daughter
Mrs. j. A. Porter OF Fairmount, Md.
are visiting the formers son, II. b
Miles, I'm Georgetown.
Little Miss Florence Miles, OF Fair
mount. Md, is visiting her father ii
b. Miles
w. II. Conwen, OF Milton, was q
Georgetown visitor this week
Mrs. John Schaner. Mrs. Alfred III
Anlman and Mrs. w. II. Broughton
of Philadelphia. are guests Of relatives
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson are Wis
iting their SON. w. +. Wilson, at Glov
ersville, y. y.
J. Warden Calhoun, OF Camden, n. j.
spent part of this week with Mr.. ant
Mrs. G.. G.. Calhoun.
Miss May Lynch is spending th'
week I'm Philadelphia.
Miss Mary c.. White left this morn
ing for a trip 20 st. Georges, Nd.
Enoch Lockett is in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22

James H. Wright has gone to Hamp-
ton. Va, until the first of August.
Frank Traynor Is in Atlantic City for
two weeks. lie Is at Berkshire Inn.
T.. II. Frank and wife are at the Chal-
fontc. Atlantic City.
Henry Hartly is i'm Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian Butz and Miss Ethci King
are visiting Miss Edith Miller IN Easton,
Md.
Senator George ID. Harrington. OF
Pennington, was ia Wilmington yes
terday
Henry +. Hepburn. member of the
Philadelphia bar, was in Wilmington
today.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
POOR IN The COUNTRY
Associated Charities Still at Work Max
ing People Happy.

The Associated Charities are keeping
up the good work Of sending poor peO-
pie TO the country. Yesterday "a party
OF twenty-nine, including mothers and
the children. We're sent to various
points in the country and also to
Pennsgrove. Twenty returned on the
same day with the rose of health
blooming IN their faces.
The association has more demands
than it can possibly grant at the pres
ent time unless more public subscrip-
tions are received. No better charity
can be given than to this cause. Chill
dren are made strong I'm week in the
country and to the poor Woodworking
mothers the outing is a god-send.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Rrioklayers Join Trades Union.

What is considered an important
move and one which viii have great
effect upon its future. was made last
evening by the Bricklayers' Union,
when they affiliated themselves with
the Building Trades Association. which
is composed of every building craft i'm
the city. including even the paper
hangers. While this move viii have
no bearing on the present condition of
affairs with the brichayers, owing TO
the fact that all men possible to be
had are employed. il will strengthen
the union i'm some future conflict.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
, on Thursdav.

or on Thursday
Miss Ethyl Blizzard, of Wilmington,
has returned from aneXtended visit
to her uncle, oliver Newton.
Miss Alyce Morgan has been visiting
Miss Edna Ward.
Charles Wiley was a Seaford visitor
yesterday.
Miss Anna Marvil, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting friends in Bridgeviile.
Harry Rawlns, Jr- has returned
from "a visit to oxford friends.
Mrs j. r. Vandenburg was recent
visitor TO Laurel
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Sail for England

The Rev d. ]. Flynn, d. d., Of St.
NTarv's College, accompanied by his
brother. the Rev. Joseph Flynn, OF
Kentucky, will sail tomorrow on the
steamship Columbia for a tour Of Eng
land. Scotland and ireland. They will
sail on their return home on September
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Social and Personal Notes

Miss Helen Eaton from Warwick, Nd, Is
visiting the family Of superintendent
Blackburn Of the New Castle County Hos
pitai. Miss Clara Blackburn is visiting
friends in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Cahoon Of Bos-
ton are the guests Of their cousin,
Miss Louise Balfour,
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Cool Underwear For

summer time-another sale for Saturd
Of those
elegant Sl0O union suts-those nice Isle
thread ones reduced to soc each.
Have YOU tried some of those comfortable low
neck Isle vests our 25c quality at for SOC
A few dozen 25c ladies' hose red and blue.
lsle and lace. pair for 25c.
Underwear dept. 1st floor.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
GeoroefO,vu

Special TO The Evening Journal
Georgetown. July 22.-The marriage
Of Miss Ellen Pepper daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. T. Pepper. OF near town,
and William Z. Greet, Of Betterton.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Wilmington and Vicinity
Saturday, July 23rd,
is the Second Day.

This is the second day when your dollar will go
again as high as $500 and as high as $500 The
same as the previous Saturday AS our great Sacri-
fee Sale Is now in the full blossom. no matter for
aud Shoes AS the rush Of our patrons is what we
are after We expect to make this day another
record breaker. It should be remembered by all
our patrons.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22

ACCIDENTS "WHl happen." protect
yourself with our latest travei policy.
..The General Accident Co.. Board of
Trade Rooms. Equitable Bid. MILAN r..
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Toe LATE ZOE CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED. GOOD GIRL FOR GENER-
Ply 100 West St, iy22-5t
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Summer COrsets, 2Ic

unusually good values made in batiste OF
net,
on the latest modea-sizes is to 30 Saturday
21c. worth 29c "a pair.
Corset dept 1st floor.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Mems and
Boys Belts.

500 Belts made OF the best
solid leather guaranteed, nickel
buckles, the latest styles, coiors
and width. worth from soc to 75c
now 19c.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Our Belt Sales

have been very large-we've given you
every price advantage that we have
gotten from the big makers Saturday what
are left In the SILK and leather 25c and soc
belts viii be closed for 15c each.
More white duck belts for Sc each-a new
is cheaper than washing the one you
have.
Belt dept. ist floor.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
If You Go to the Shore

Take your own towels and wash cloth along
its better.
We've "a window fun OF Turkish towels Rub
drys and Uuiques ut prices marked unusually
low for Saturday. selling.
Fourth street store.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Pants.

Mems and Boys never rip. 4Sc.
Wool striped Pants. worth 81 90.
now Csc
Fine worsted striped Pants,
worth $3.50 to $500; now S1.4S.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Mems and
Boys Suits.

Several styles OF suits, some
lots AN sizes. Suits solI by the
Surprise store at &c. $3.50 ANA 81.
An combined together and prices
S2.9S.
Buy one OF these suits, and if
not found worth from SO % ST.
NJ. Fine VIII refund the purchase
price.
Mems Suits -Nobby Woolen
Suits in the latest cuts aud sty-
lish makes. marked by the Sur
prise store $79S win go now at
S3.9S.
Mems Suits-In Nelours and
Cashmeres- the military make
fine lined and trimmed. Surprise
store price. S9.98; sacrifice sale
price, S49S.
swell Styles-This seasons
material mems suits, fabrics She
best. fashion, the latest, priced
by the Surprise store, $3.50.
sacrifice sale price, SG.9S.
Pants.
Mems and Boys never rip. 4Sc.
XVoo1 etripod Pants. worth 81 90.
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
The Prettiest and Daintiest

Lace collars and stocks we've had yet-our
big Market Street window full for Saturday
These are the July sale" of a large manu-
facturer. We took al his S9c soc, soc goods
perfect beautes and viii sell them Satur-
Evening journal., 1904-07-22
Our Sheer White Sale

closed out several lines of the staples, bl
we will be ready Saturday with more Of our
fine weaves at the same low prlces-beauu-
ful lndias at 12ikc 2)c and up.
sheer Persian lawns, zoe, poe, 8715c and soc
yard.
CHIFFON Oreandios Paris Aruslins WASH
Chnons and an those hlmy cottons that are
cool fashionable and stand the dampness Of
the shore. Prices very low.
Remember the embroiieres are reduced
White goods annex.