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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-15

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St Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southwestern
Railway.
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TO r.E
WEST ana SOUTHWEST.
HumessskHrs Excursions
Totae West and Soufhzest. Oh sale frst
and Ehi-ls Tuesdays ID Oct. NOV. and
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dzys Eba-zl stop-0Ters.
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va 7-rr 1Tcsu-rtaiu Route and Fl Psso.
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IFEs Southern Route.
DAILY through Pullman Standard Sleep
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The Nisso1ri Psc16c Railway and Scenic
Colorado. Elegant Tourist Sleeping Car
Se-Tice every Monday and Thursday
from ST. Louls
Daily through Pullman Standard
Sleepi1g Cars, St louis 70 Los Angeles,
rel va Ir-.n Mountain Route-The
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nation address
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FARM
FOR SALE!

Contains l4S acres, good land I;
well watered. Has on il a tobacco
barn holding s acres. Good tenant
house. The land will grow hemp,
corn and tobacco. Will sell worth
the money.
For further information call on
or address
DR.. W. G. WILKERSON,
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Evening journal., 1905-08-25
SUSSEX MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Special to The Evening journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Georgetown. Aug. 25-clerk OF the
Peace Wright issued marriage licenses
this week to Charles f. johnson, Of
North West Fork hundred and Moliie
NJ. Cohee. Of Caroline county, Nd;
Ernest e. Pusey Of Philadelphia and
Lizzie Irvine, of North West Fork
hundred; Kensey J. Sharp and sallie
Workman, Of Georgetown hundred.
Register Of Wills Layton has granted
letters Oh the estate Of Alexander Scott,
ate Of Cedar Creek hundred, to George
II. Stewart: on the estate of George
Stoeckle. late of Dassboro hundred. TO
Charles j.. and George 2. StOeckle: on
the estate Of Robert Richards, late Of
Baltimore hundred, TO Charles E. Rick
ards: On the estate Of John X. Cordrey,
late Of Dagsboro hundred, 10 Mary ].
Cordrey and Edward s. Burton.
A large crowd will attend the meet
ing OF the Georgetown hundred Sum
day School Convention az the Sand
Hills Camp ground on next Tuesday
Farmers in this section are very
busy saving their fodder.
The Georgetown public schools Wiz
reopen on Monday, September is.
The last moonlight excursion of the
season to Rehoboth will be given to-
morrow evening.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
TWENTY INNING CONTEST
Chicago Defeated Philadelphia in a
Record breaking Game.

Philadelphia, Aug 25- Chicago de-
feated Philadelphia Yesterday after
.nooa TO 1, in the longest game ever
played in this city. the result no; he
ing determined until the twentieth in
ming. Sometimes the only remarkable
thing about extra inung games is
thelr length. but such was not the
case with Yesterdays extended strug-
Gle. II was fun of action from start
to finish Time ana time again the
spectators were wrought up 10 the
fever pitch Of excitement There we're
times when II looked ds though the
Chicagos would surely win but in each
instance up 10 the final Inning superb
pitching on brilliant fielding postponed
the cubs victory Then there we're
times when Il appeared as though the
Philles would certainly win OUT then
Il was that Ruolbnch would pitch his
prettiest and the men behind him in
variably did their part OF the work
without faitering. II was a grand duel
between the pitchers with the honors
I'M favor of Ruelbach. who seemed TO
have the most left at the finish The
fielding was not only exceptionally
clean, the combined errors being linn
tied 10 three. but the game Itself was
notably free from errors Of Judgment.
The Chicagos earned their TWO runs,
and that scored by the PhHiies Was
pleced out with an error
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
JUMPED FROM ULRICA
Ohio 3. Horsey LeaPed From Penns'
grove Boat on Sunday Night.

Coroner William T. Purks late yesterday
afternoon learned that Otho b. Horsey,
who drowned himself In the Delaware
river. committed the deed on Sunday
night. He was a passenger on the steamer
Ulrca on It's last return trip from
Pennsgrove and while those on the boat
we're watching the reflection Of the big
fire nj the Delaware Terra Gotta Conn
pany's yard, Horsey was carrying on a
conversation with woman friend TO
whom he had confessed his wrong doing.
He told the woman that he would drown
himself of the vessel and that he carried
out his threat is true, but just where he
jumped from the vessel is not known.
Coroner Purks refuses to give the name
of the woman.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

Johnstown players has been heavy
throughout the seasoh.-N5rth Ameri=
can.
Myers. Bussey. Davis. crepo and
Maher started the season with Will
mington.
No, kind reader. The management
Lush to Wilmington to win The last
six genes from the Champs.-Wll-
Transport Gazette aud Bulletin.
Harrisburg newspapers are much
depressed over the fact that the Sem
afo:s Nll not win the cup this year
They have quit saving mean things
about York and Manager lieckerl-
York Dispatch.
Johustown strikes York next Mon
day and Tuesday. and IL tbe joyful
Johunies are travelling then as they
are now there will he something do
1 Ing York Dispatch.
McGlynn. Wiltse Matthews and
lO'Nenl are Yorks aggregation 81 ball
tossers. a better combination cannot
be found anywhere in the Tri-State
League York Dispatch This is
very complimentary to the above quar-
tet but how about the other York
players don't they COUNT Williams
port Gazette and Bulletin.
Shamokin got sweet revenge from
the Johnnies, and incidentally boosted
the Mllion0ires back into third place.
- Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin.
Wilmington may be in the Eastern
League next season if the Tri-State
should decide to accept the protection
of the National associ1tion.--W Williams
port Gazette ana Bulletin.
Hughes, of Washington. has pitch
ed forty-five innings against Cleve-
land and held the latter down TO nine
teen hits fnr one run IN that time.
The hammers are working overtime
ia Harrisburg Lack Of ginger" is
the thing to which the four defeats
Friday and Saturday are ascriped.
Williamsport is coming at fast
pace and for Harrisburg 10 hold sec
ond place a quick brace viii have to
be taken for but nineteen points sep
arate the two clubs.--Iiarrsburg
tor-independent
Willlamsport Will make York travel
some today for he victory as ii
means "a whole LOT to either club at
this time.
The rapid development of Pitcher
Lloyd, Of York. as n second baseman
is the talk of the Trl-State circuit.
He has played a high class game at
second for the champions since Care
go jumped back to Albany, and has
also helped materially to land several
victories by his stick work.-North
American.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
RIFLE PRACTICE
FOR SOLDIERS
Regular Army Troops to.
Follow National Guards
men at Sea Grit
BRIG, GIN, GRANT ISSUES ORDERS
By wnllsm woln smlth.

Washington. d c., Aug. Z5.-After the
rife matches at Sea Girl, New Jersey.
which began yesterday under the auspices
Of the National Board for the Promotion
O. Rifle Practice, the National Rifle Asso-
citation of America and the New Jersey
State Rifle Association, and will continue
to September 9, some rifle practice viii be
afforded the troops Of the United States
on the same range. 3rigadier General
Grant commanding th Department Of the
East has issued the necessary orders un-
der which practice will be had as follows;
The 9Sth C0mpahy, Fort Hamilton; the
5Oth Company. Fort wadsworth; VIII
leave their posts on September 70 and re-
turn on September Is.
The 5ist Company. Fort Hamilton; the
5Srd and 36th Companies, Fort wads-
worth; the 3lst Company Fort slocum;
the 18th Company, Fort Schuyler, and the
SIND and S7th Companies, Fort Totten, VIII
leave on September 18th and return on
September %.
The 5ith, lost and Hath Companies, Fort
Totten; the SOth Company. Fort Schuyler;
the l23rd Company. Fort Hamilton; and
the Goth Company, Fort Wadsworth, Will
leave September 25th and return on Oc
tober 2
The 9th Company, Fort Hamilton, and
the 57th Company. Fort Wadsworth will
leave October ana return October Q.
In each case every officer and enlisted
man in the company will go TO Sea Girt
with the exception of the sick the prison.
ers under general charges and men still in
service but in confinement serving sem
fences Of general courts-martiaL The COM
panies will take with them tho necessary
and target material
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

Hiawatha Tribe will celebrate It's nth
anniversary on September a. The prin-
cipal address will be made by the Rev.
r. X. Stephenson. pastor Of scott NJ. f..
Church. Mr.. Stephenson was former
Sachem IN the Great Council Of Mary
land and is at present a member Of the
supreme Council
The fund for aged and INDECENT Red
Men is growing rapidly There is already
in the treasury s2l67 and with the money
collected thus far this year the project is
not FAR from contamination n. It is proposed
20 buy farm somewhere near here and
there 10 allow the members who had in
their early years done so much for the
upbuilding of the order to end their days
in peace and quietude.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
WITH THE CITY'S
SECRET SOCIETIES

Twenty members Of the Knights of
Pythlas. Of this city, accompanied by
Grand Chancellor w W knowles. Vice.
Grand Chancellor Qohn 6. Borreli and
Grand Prelate Frank X. phillips Will pay
"a fraternm visit % Riverside Lodge at
Pennsviilc. n. j., tomorrow evening The
launch Kirkwood will leave KirlwOod
Park al 7.SO o'clock. A delegation from
Adelphia Lodge OF New Castle will meet
the local knights az Pennsville
Oriental Lodge will confer the second
degree on two candidates tonight. The
new lodge of the Knights of Pythas VIII
meet tomorrow evening In the hall at
Seventh ana King streets and further
steps will be taken to have the necessary
TWO hundred names by the middle d
October, when the installation will take
place.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
BY SPECIAL PULLMAN TRAIN TO
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Personally Conducted Tour.

Yellowstone Park is one of the most
marvellous and interesting regions in
the world, and il cannot be visited to
better advantage than by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Tour leaving by spe-
cial train on September 2. Round trip
rate, 5000. covers all necessary ex-
penses. Tour includes Portland and
the Lewis and Clark Exposition, Salt
Lake City, Colorado Springs. and Den
yer. For fun information address
Geo. w. Boyd. General Passenger
Agent, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
HEPTAsoPHs.

Mizpah Conelave gave a successful river
ride on Wednesday evening. The proceeds
will be applied 70 the general funds of
the Conciave
Members OF Wilmington Conclave ate
supreme ccuclave meets its death claims.
one OF their members. Charles b. Right
err died on August 2 The proof of his
death was not sent to the supreme Con
clave until August a. yet on Tuesday the
treasurer OF Wilmington Conclave re-
ceived the amount Of the claim. aggrcgat-
ing $1,000 which he promptly paid over 70
the widow.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

when you feel the FIRST symptom coming
on You will be entirely relieved from
tho attack They are pleasant little tab
lets. but Oiey do tho business -hesides'
they are Absolutely harmless.
II have used Or Miles Anti-Pain Pills
Tor three years. and they never fail to
relieve ms nervous hoadache and neural
gin. 1 have learned to get the best Of the
attacks hy taking a tablet in advance. -
RACHEL }. JOHNSON. Aiopdcerquo
n NJ
II first package does not beneat' gov. tell
your druxeist and he viii refund money.
3 dases. 3 conts Never sold In bulk
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
PRESENTED With A BADGE
Past Department Commander Litzen.
berg Gets Present.

The members of Smith Post q. A. r.
last night presented Past Department
Commander J s. Litzenberg with a
handsome gold badge.
The presentation speech was made by
Past Commander J. *. T.. Montgomery
and other speeches we're made by Past
Department Commanders Samuel G.
Lewis, William A. Reilly. DAME. Ross.
Robert liddell, William O. Baugh
William II. Moystin, ,. ID. Bogia and
Comrades Mendinhall ana Ba1ly, OF
DUPONT Post
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
mASQUs CARNIVAL
Several Prizes Were Awarded in Con
tests at shclinot Park.

a 9sqpt carnival. was held az Shell
pot Park iast night and prizes were
aw1rded They wefe for the host
dressed man and woman. and Tho most
comical costume Tor woman and man.
The successful participants we're.
First prize. gold peoe FOR best
dfoSscd woman 10 Miss Lillian Muusey
Rest dressed man. gold piece TO John
Rovie
silk umbrella 10 woman having most
cnmical costume. in Miss lille Whitley.
SIX umbrella for man IN most
comicai costume. to Edmund g.
burton.
Hnnoia hir mciiii0n Cor comical COZ
sumo fot lnsaph Young
ip lnGI curly evening there was
procession of those who entered The
contest nnd somo excellent costumes
~fra shown Tho affair was q success.
on Tieslay mkt thote viii be a
don baby show no NE park Tor which
nuiuhcr Of pracs have been offered
nnd on Thursday the annual baby
snow win take place
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
School
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS,
Wilmington, Del.

A flrst-class preparatory school, TT
ting for either college or business. Six
teen teachers. Excellent equipment
Thorough instruction. Classical, Lit
erary. Latin Scientific. and Scientific
Courses. High School, Grammar
School. Primary. and Kindergarten de-
partments. Transportation provided
for children Of the lower grades. FAN
term begins Ninth Month (Sept.) 18th,
The principal win he at the school on
and after Sept. 4th to enroll pupils
and answer inquiries. For free illus
trated catalogue. address
Herschel A. Norris. A. NJ, Prin.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
TO LfU C FE sRYBoAT
Woodbury." being constructed for
Norfolk and Washington Steam.
boat Company by Il. & Il.

From the ways in the yards Of the Har-
Ian and Hoiingswcrth Corporation on
Monday next the new iarsybaai Wood
bury VIII be launched TINS vessel will
leave tho ways q; 1880 o'clock
She Is $50 feet over "a with % beam OF
. feet. The Woodbury. IS being. construep-
ed for The Norfolk and Washington steam
boat Company and viii ply between Wash
ipstpn. d. C.. and Alexandra, Va,
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
No Pain

Is SO severe that Il cannot be relieved
With Or. Miles Anti-Pam Pills.
II is the only infallsble remedy known
FOR the relief and cure OF every kind OF
pain. headache, from any cause neural
sia- rheumatic pains. haclSoche, sidoache.
menstrual pains. muscular pains, ston-
achache. toothache. etc
II you are subject 10 aches and pains Of
anv Kind take
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
SHEPHERDS OF BErHLEHEM.

Five carloads Of members OF the Shep-
herds of eBthlchem. of Chester. came to
this city yesterday and spent the day at
Shellpot Park Many OF the members Of
the order in this city greeted the visitors
during the day. The party remained in the
park for several hours
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

Since thc nfsi visit 10 the zee cap
~ the South Polo was made. same ffty
years ago. there Inns heen steady de-
ceSsion OF The belt 90 some thirty
miles and & IS areuel that 10 the
course % time 2 win be possible 90
mako approa "a 70 The role itself ANA
that-ihe land .in.that vicinity may evcn
become Inhabited.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
TRl-STATE sTArioTicS
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Jamestown, s; Wilmington, g.
Shamokn 4; Altoona, 3.
HOW THE cLUns STAND.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
York at Altoona.
Willamsport az Wilmington.
Johnstown al Lancaster.
Harrisburg at ShamolSin.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
MATERNAL LEAeu

% T4ItUNI , oDDNfI,f
Chicago. @ Philadelphia. l 60 in.rngsl.
81. louis. 4. Boston. o.
New York 8; Cincinnati o.
Now YORK G. Cincinnati G.
Pittsburg, g; Boston. l.
Putsburg. z: Boston, T.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
THROUGHOUT The CIRCUIT

Mccormick the New York man. it
is said, viii succeed "Yabby" Billet in
the Champs outheld Curwn Barn
hardt, Hanover twirler, has also
been signed by Heckert.
The Pittsburg Times says that Jake
Stahl, Of the Washington Americans.
has signed Falkenberg. the big twirler
who>jumped the Harrisburg ri-State
team "A few days ago.
They're kicking down IN Shamokin
about Jackson's having turned yell
low in the second game Monday ar
ternoon. SONS fans suggest that
twirler is paid to pitch baseball. and
that a fine might call this little fact
70 the eN-Detrot mans mind.-Johns-
town Tribune
The fans here are making the same
suggestion In regard 60 Joe Myers.
Connie Mack has announced that
Eddie Zimmerman who Jumped To To-
ronto when the Gainesville team dis
banded. VIII be with the Athletics
next season. York Dispatch
Ale "i"lfiEs OF DiauhN last week
was ali 10 the good the best seen here
since conrors went 10 the American.
WAllamsport News
lott Fox and Cnnb are the only
PLAYERS on the Altoona team VINO ap-
peared there at the operirg OF the
season.--Nork Dispatch.
Pinnance. the Indian pitcher with
Wilmington ana the AthieuVs last
year. is getting bumped walls Troy.
\, T.--Lebanon Report.
When The Tri-Statc batting aver
ages are published it win De found
that the joyful Johnnies have several
players wei up IN the batting aver
ages. The stick work Of Baisl. Lo-
bert, Mcconnell. Anterior and other
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE

y EaTIEDAN > SINNE
ST. Louis .: New York. I.
New York. 3; ST. Louis Z.
Boston s. cleveland.
Boston. s; Cleveland. q.
Washington. 3 Detroit. @
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

LADIES OF TIE GOLDEN EAGLE
Members OF Cyrus Temple Ladies or
the 5oldoa Eagle, made merry yesterday
morning in Sheilpot Park where they had
an outing There we've many In the pariy
anc the dsy was an enjoyable one
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

T.IlUDI TUUs-" IOnnHTOWU. 7, Two
base hit Mcconnell Three base hit
Mcconnell Sacrifice hh--Burns Hit
by plt he'd ball--Bade Bases on balls
or Mcconnell e. of Lcwis, Z: off
Miriam, l. Struck out by Mcconnell, 4,
by Lewis, /, Wild pitches Miriam.
Double Disqualification 20 Bldel Left
hn bases Wilmington 10; Johnslown,
9 umpires- Smith. Lucas. Glendon.
Time 40
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

New south Wales is overrun with
mice. In one store ACthe tpwn Of Met-
ion he other day 10000 Mere caught.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
THE STANDING.

WHERE sHEY PLAY TODAY.
Athletics ai Detrnit.
Washington az ST. Lous
New Your nc Cleveland
Bo7top af Chicago
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
A fine Trip to Baltimore for One DOL
lar, Sunday, August q, via B. g. Q
Railroad.

Trolleys to all resorts and parks.
Special train will leave Wilmington
Delaware Avenue Station) at $40 4.
M. Newark at $50 a. m. Returning,
leave Baltimore (Camden Station) at
$50 p. m. Mount Royal Station at
6.S5 p. m.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
Of history


What is meant by something tangi-
bic. pa:"
something that YOU can touch son"
Then IL Is another name for an easy
mark"
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
ATLANTIC CITY hotels.
THE CLARENDON

NUhIUII 7AFUHuVI IIS1II A701NIII
Atlantic City, N. J.
Rooms en-suite with tiled baths; sun
parlor; steam heat. electric lights. ele-
vator to street level Perfect sanitations
two minutes to gteel Pier and convenienr
10 all amusenents. Rates $3.50 to $50
daily, $40 to SIS weekly. Booklet upon APP
piication. NJ. ID. NEIMAN.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

1se-I hear de-. Tom snif done 20;
eat wild a razor
Fam Yes hz We're sittlu' shaved ana
he were fryi:,' 70 get his hands in AZ
BARRIERS pceket and de razor slippe4.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

eg"
We'll most every tree loses . limb"
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

The umpirng of Dfauby last week
was ali to the good b. the best seen here
since connors went 10 the American.
--Nililamsport News.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

lott Fox and Grmhb are the only
PLAYERS on the Altoona team VINO APP
peared there at The operirg Of the
season.--York Dispatch
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

Pinnance, the Indian pitcher with
Wiiningion ana the Athietigs last
year. is getting bumped walls Toy.
\. T.--Lebanon Report
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-03-03
RELATED OF ROYALTY.

The engagement is announced OF
Count Won Alexander Hatzfeldt-Trach-
enberg, attache to the German legation
at Toxic, to a Japanese girl, daugh-
ter of Viscount AOki.
The young queen of the Netherlands
knows all about tulip culture, has visit
ed countless bulb farms and is much
interested il some promising other va
rieties that will come into the market
next year.
Queen Alexandra is a great lover or
violets and lilies f-the-valley, and is
fond of wearing them. The once ra-
diant, but now sorrowing and desolate
Empress Eugene was also devoted TO
violets, the Bonaparte flower.
Emperor William is endeavOring to
lessen luxury in the army. An eques-
trian festival planned in Berlin has been
given up on his request. His majesty
pointed out that the costumes were to
be of character too expensive for the
officers expected to participate.
Princess Stephanie, of Belgium, has
been described as the most ardent OF
all royal hOrSewOmen. 1t is not gen.
orally known, perhaps, that the late
queen of the Belgians, who was herself
devoted to horses, instituted private
| circus at Laeken, to which the leading
professional riders of Europe were bid
den to instruct her and her daughters in
the equestrian art And the young
princesses, it has been said, could ride a
pony barebacked long before they could
read or write
Grand Duke Serge, recently removed
from his post as governor of Moscow, is
one of the most hated men in Russia,
where many regard him as the cars evil
genius. When Nicholas was still in his
teens Serge surrounded him with dissi-
pated and eXtravagant companions, fiat
terers and weaklings, and secured a
great hold on the youth by protesting
romantic devotion to the latter s mother,
now the dOwager empress. The grand
duke is devoted adherent Of the Ortho-
dOx church. While governor and mill
tary commander he drew the colossal
salary of 81. SOC. 900 a wear.