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Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
FOURTH edition,
nniM.

1t will do you good to drive TO the
Newport drug store for soda water.
Or1er your coal from Pussy Walton,
foot Of Fourth street.
All brands OF malt at lowest prices at
Fem & Co.'s, druggists.
Choice family coal under cover at
Mills'. Fourth and Railroad
Isaac j. Wootten has been appointed
Post master at Laurel, Sussex County :.
Harvest King wheat for seed for sale
at Crippen's, No. East Second street.
The Jackson s. Sharp Company have
completed four cars for the Cleveland Il
Marietta Railroad.
w. & J. Lang have nearly completed
t1e finest cake and cracker bakery In
this city.
A new brick warehouse 10 being
erected at uPont Station on the VIII
mington and Northern Railroad.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death 10 moths, bed bugs and fies
Sold by Taylor & Fullerton, 800 King
street.
Asbury NJ. T. church will be read y
for re-opening on next Sunday . week.
The revolving, slat backed seats are
now being put in.
Mr.. Ferguson, the well-known dancer,
will on Saturday night, August 29th,
| run the soiree at Rosendale Park. AL
lovers of dancing are invited.
Smoke Marsball's cubeb cigarettes fol
| cold in the head and bad breath. Get
them at Hartman's drug store, corner
| Fifth and Poplar.
/ ii hr In al
| joining st. Johns p. L. church, In the
| n ninth Ward, is being torn down and &
| rectory will be erected in its site.
Cranor & Co. have the contract fol
| earpeting tho new Sunday school room
| Of Asbury NJ. +, church, which will b,
| completed next week.
| Come 10 102 East Fifth street and sc,
this great tea sale. Nothing like it thii
| side of Boston, at l02 East Fifth street
7. NJ. Wier.
Henry Burnett, colorsd, l8 ofyearl
age, was hanged at Lauake, Arkansas
Yesterday, for the murder of Nelson
Anderson, also colored, in February
last.
The citiz1ns Ia the vicinity of Fifth
and Adams streets are mp in ARM
1 ''esh'hcN tHo pfhEo SohtAhNhoi W hc HfAf
nor beon seen in that neigAoorhood for
| some weeks.
WIN. S. Nanden braak, driver of one
| 0i sea.'s express wagons, was quite
badly hurt by kick fiom a horse thai
he was driving out Lombard street Oh
Wednesday afternoon.
George w. Iugrsm, real estate agent
has sold the farm belonging to the Hon
| Charles b. Lore, situated near Mt
Pleasant, and containing about eighty
two acres of land, to Miss II. Houston
Of Mt. Pleasant, for $4,750.
Sheriff Ford will sell the persona
| property OF Joshua Il. Fennimore, o
| Appcquinimink Hundred, At publ,
sale on the 10th Of September. Their
| are 6fty six acres of corn, a large 10
If hay, POTATOES. horse, wagons, etc.
Come and walk around our store an,
ace 1T. Parties that travel say there
no store equal to ours in any cit
Shere they navs been. Come to 10
East Fifth street and see it. T. NJ
| Wier.
The New Era says a Middleton
pump maker has received an order ft
pump from the projectors of the pr,
posed Dola~ar, Ship Canal, TO b
placed on the route near Kennedy
mill al the head OF Sassafras river.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
M all R0bhRFfeR.

Coarles Norris, driver of the Stage be
tween Rio Grande City and Pena sta
ton, that was robbed of valuable mai
matter in July last, was arrested on
Tuesday. Four hundred dollars taken
from the stolen mai, bag wefe found In
hiR pDsses sion.
Edward EtchmaD, the boy who robbed
the mails in the Lancaster post Office.
was yesterday committed for trial IN the
United States Court At Philad rlEhia.
The post office at Clinton, Indiana
was blown open on wednesday night
And $500 in money and stamps weri
taken. There is no clue 10 the perpetra
r0rs
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Car ODalsl0sed

The car sbons, used by the Delaware
Maryland Il Virginia Railroad Compa
ny at Georgetown, Sussex County have
beer closed since the Pennsy Ivan la
Railroad secured controlling inter
est. 1t lie thought that the work don,
at these shops will be removed I,
Wilmington. The service on this rail.
road, II is said, is better now than un
der tho old management, and The
people are about equally divide il
sentiment in reference To the change,
but the general sentiment is that tn,
interests Of the people of the Peninsula
will be better subserved under the new
management
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
I f 7 H EO|7.
2helr FIr.,,.,,.-

Mr.. and Mr. William ' y
sloins al No. lols walno, 'ss 8.
i my ,;aveled .usether in =.
nsss Tor the length OF .s,j da
'SIa'',o ca to hold a reeef,ion, and md NJ ~
tntoaeh beautifully written M n
gotten mp by Prof. CrabSs az
40 :, couples assembled abou, 4
NJ ~ Fesmier, all radinpt 20,
and looking her syse,s.' WY
each new comsr, while her 4 :
Jolly " hubby" busted h hin im.a w
,ng for the tnjoymen. Of bis !,
!, After several hours we're ANAL
c,a' manner, the guests were
SIT down to a tatlp handsons III
tsd and fairly gtoaning VII
things = Ice cream, cakes \
nicely arranged ny that mo,tl
lot all women, Mrs. Addie l.
sisFt OF MRS. Fesmler, randi
pearei. The guests at Ii o'"lJ
ed, we'll pleased witt the " N
|and wishing them many ysar|
ness. An INNER 30 number
presen's we're received. i'll
Crabbe, an 8 months old nisnl
was present, and in fac, was]
attraction OF the evening. n
sm all black baby, created m,l
msnt, and the wiittr Of ,his]
" shis child" will be the me,|
ing all storms that NAV \
sailing along on the voyage n
that they may never have N
use the " bald-head end 1f a }
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Glase of the Yuln.lcsi.

The volksfest, which opened at the
Scheutzen Park, on Monday, for the
benefit of the German American school,
and the German Hall Asseci ,tion, closed
last evening, ard as far as finar ces we're
concerned waa failure, ae - is proba-
ble that not enough WAS roaliz u to pay
expenses 1t is not likely that anott er
fest will be held for some time to come,
but 1t IL said that hereafter the mana
gers of the school will have n series OF
conceI ts or balls, to obtain aid for tha.
institution.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Jenny LIND oan,ainuusa.

Mr.. JaQuett, well aud favorably
known to the people Of this city for his
choice Jenny Lind Cautaloupes and
Short Eaucy Mum Sweet Potatoes will
he found AZ 5iF King street. (next to
City Hal yarril wL.re he Is ready 10
supply his aas5omers with eysrythiug
in the lire Of jersey produce Baskets
and packages delivered FREQ On
Wednesday sana "a urdays Mr. JaGn.Lr
will no found opposite his store in ffon,
of DIR. Brown residence.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
rnaN.,iannl hoard q

Register Frazer nas socsi, ,aS,
National Board OF htalsn .
the sanitary condition Of ! ]
tho principal cities OF , / u .n' ios !"
been raging. Il is s,o n9s QUIZ II
ing, but also q vaiusu,e s'n see
The health officers can SOC :,
the tpe Condition of any pert Y
vessel may arrive.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

Fiitbusters Bound f0r

WAsHISGros, Aug. "a
was received at the Treasq
ment to-day announcing
boat containing q part, ol|
supplied with arms anu
bad sailed from Cuba fer
Keys, with the supposed ~
ganizing q filibusterlng
against the Cuban dose,' y y
structions wers tslegr 'phei,
mandcr of the revenue s'ts1
Cedar Keys, ID take ln'
measures to intercept w .
prevent their landing, ana !
| ICollector of Customs at heyI
necessary assistance.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Iowa Repnblleal

The Republican eia@ NJ s
Iowa re. Assem- bled in pes| ~
Thursd ay. An informal ',.n ua|
7Os !; Hull. 374 necessary .ya \
by acclamation. Inc ~ pa'ii \
nous vote for Hull. sor ol|
Judge. the present ,nu1" o1
Beck, was re-nonilhaleu'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Homo Again.

M. Lawrence Messick, produce deal.
er, Third and King streets, returned
home last evening from his two weeks
vacation, spent amongst the mountains
of Pennsylvania. He looks we'll, war
very much pleased with the people and
Inc country, and did not regret that his
trip cost Lin some of his rusty dol.
jars -
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Tire Foyer Again.

Tn" Board es Education will bod a
special meeting this evening. 10 take
action upor the report Of thu building
committee Of the high school, who were
instructed 10 pr senta plan for finish
ing the building, to con form IN the re-
auirements Of the Building Inspector
and the Beard Of Building Comm p.
sioners. Iae argument for and against
the tower " H. it is thought, all Ge gone
over again.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
A Bad Example.

Certain police officers in our city are
in the habit of taking peaches from,
passing wagons, against the wishes of
the owners. The practice is vey repre-
hensible and they should not presume
on their position, to protect them from
n reprimand. The same offence com.
mitted by boys would give rise to
serious com plaint, and perhaps be fol
loved ~ arrest and imprisonment.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Reing Rebuilt.

The new building for the Diamond
State Iron Company, on Heald stree
Sonth Wilmington, which fell down a
few weeks 81 nce, is being rebuilt. 1t is
now beipp constructed of frame, OF
founds ton walls eighteen inches thick
and will be of the most substantial de-
y ription, the frame being thoroughly
braoAd throughout.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
= 'l,'ret>, ~ilRttrpton. -,
DEGIS1 Eh's ORDER.
kt HKsIsTxE fFFPfFH
NEW OAs'rLE CU.tNTI i,YI

hnkatt - iSab
tpcn the appliea ZION oil r nnie !. Gnstue,
hdmiaistrarrix oi ntv'd -. 3ustas
late II NiiiniCxtou Huuared IN
sac county, neo.ass'l. itie 1rhete1 ard
directed " the t.euis.er ;tst the admtni.-
tro;rix aforesaid give notice ef granting OF
letters et sdmini tratipn upon the estate OF
me deceaseu, with tine uate OF granting
thereot ny causing advertisements 10 "
posted within forty days from the nate oi
such letters In six OF tb. most public places
OF the county Of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands spaiI,tt the estate
10 present tee shtDc. or ahide ny an Act OF
Assembly il such case made and provided
and also cause the same to be inserted within
Lhe sane period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN.
| a wspaperpub;lshed Ip Wilmington, and
| 70 te SontiEued therein three weeAs, te ocI
| - 'ityen under the haud and seal
| L, romeo ofthe A.cYister aforesaid,
| - a, Wiiminxton. In rev Castle
| @1unty aiore II "a. the Gay iAnG year aoove
| writer. Z. t;iITHIi Rsvtsler
| -soTicR-Ail peraons having claim gainst
the estate CT tte dec"a'sd must rrcsent the
same, duly attested to the 8dninistratriE
! Oh OF he.crc rhe I'm cay Of August. 1850 ~
| apids tho Act u Assembly in such case rnEd e
| and providei. ANNIt. A ,fuSitt,.
adpihisiratTiI
ior ! =. salnita. har atty, sGa Marxet stfea..
dddTast, sPlliGir2tou. Del Xt.is
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Deceased.

Some nine months aso ., q =
worth removed from IL y, - sha :;
Chester. His residen1o oa.a1
has not proved SO pleasa Ssw'
have been desired, ~ . and
| Mrs. A. was taken SICK x sui ~i|
| to this city on Sunday anu anu
Mt, Salem M. u. ceuhoV1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
hu Asex Nep0tfsm.

A little bit Of rep, tism hal
discovered in Indianr iver 81
ty which attracts more ,ba1
attention amongst the poiitll
A. March, a leading Demod
r,ian, is a member OF the I
OF Su-sex county from Inl
Hundred, and John f. III
a member OF the Trustees d
from that Hundred at the
Some three months ago Nj
committed suici 'e, which lsl
cy in the beard of Trustees. |
Al the meeting OF the d
which followed, Mr.. MarsI
brother James appointed to l
Icy. Previous to this Mr.. I
his brother james Oh the Gr1
son Of his brother James wa1
| Collector OF tha iIuud;el, ad
lector's brother in.lag vas
Iof the Petit jury OF the 4
! Alexander sighed wben he
worlds 10 couquer, Mr N
have sighed u hen be had I'd
ces TO distribute amolgs d
Iconnectious. | -..-
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
rh1eyes About NO

Last Monday nlgns M N
Fr. d. Surgeons holel' . i, N
Valued Valued at $50. The police n
INIT np to this morning gv \
ceeeei cas ei in obtaining a any hyrl
th ief or recovering Inc ,N
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
sad Reres,emcl

Mrs. DR.. j. Russell jaEes
residence Of her father,
Ferris, near Glasgo", %
II light, of CONSUMPTION
graduate OF Delaware CON-
q lao her husband, to who9
married last December. III
son of John I. Jakes, Of
Kent County, and he, wiz
took up their residence aitaI.
riage near Magnolia. Win
of love and hope, The icy
however, laid his hand
Jakes, and a few weeks sl
home TO her fathers RESIDE
Mrs. Jakes was only y !o'
and was a niece OF l.eglstfa
this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
Yesterday $40 at p. To-, 76e at 9. IL.
anG 700 q; 10 p. n.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
A Ernvs stlnnme 1nr

The jackson Il Sharp Compan4 hive
i,sat conpieteG an elegant prlVat- car
Tor Austin Corbit, Of New YORK, tho IN.
terror of which is FURNISHED in Mexican
mahonagy. The exterior is painted
Munich Lake, aud richly ornamenteti
in gold. The car ia divided into sevsra
com partments, and the floors covered
with Wilton carpets,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

One lady that came to 1902 East Fifth
street. bought one 10-cent can OF baking
powder. and found rhine stone pin in
it Yer husband wears it, and his friends
al itiak ii is a diamond. From 10l
East Fifth street. T. M. Wief.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
A Connie Of Fign

There was q light am0us|
ers At the Narrigansett D..
Portsmouth. Rhode Island
nesday nieht. About 1901
and Irish laborers are empl(
The Portuguese refused TO il
and Il pitched battle FOLLOWED
we're seriously ami several
hurt
A despatch from Charl
Carolina, says "a camp
ing held by Northern Meth
ored j at Piney Hill, Ruihel
", was attacked by an atmS
Zion Metho,iists and fred
| Northern Metboiists 'isi
seven of them being wound
| yaders then collected the e
routed party, piled them up
a bonfire of them.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Your Truss

rusts quickly in hot weather. N. B.
Dapforth is agent for the only truss
used in u s. Army. Prices low. Special
rsom for applying. Corner Second and
Market streets. Wholesale and retail
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
specIaI N eeul

The Harmony 7 Z = 'g'0p' W.
row evening, In ,nesi y iticI
ber is urgently invite yl.eu " I'LL
busines OF importance
efi
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Fresh EMh !

Powell has on his stall, in hhs Third
strset market house, porgiss, catfish,
fion pders, butter fish, haddook. halfbnt
Cape May goodies blue fish, maokerel
l ate etc
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Deseryrnx Of Conndeuee.

There is no article which 80 richly deserve,
the entire confidence of the community al
browns BRONCHIAL 1RocHBe. Those suf
lering from Asthmatic and Bronchial dis
aases, Coughs and Colde, should try them
Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
WE WANT 7

Every b0dy TO know that
oar's is the place to buy
clothing. We have many
'easors to otter as an in
ducemcnt-Large asso-t-
ment, good styles, stylish
cut, well.madc and trimmed
garments, AMI Low Prices.
We fix the p,ice as low as
can be made b. anybody ;
Mark them in pl in figure,
on ea- ments. We have
found this much the
most satisfactory way,
treating all fairly alike,
We give particular attention
to tue Boys Department
and have constantly a
very full stock or Boys
Youths and Ctildrens suits
in the new and. latest STYLES
as they come ont.
With $l2 suits sold foi
cash, we continue 10 Civ,
watch and chain unit
Septe nber Is.
Our Tailoring Depart
nent conta MS the New Fal
Styles, and We are prepared
to make up in the very best
manner at short notice. w,
arc pleased to show ou
goods,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

We have everything you can mention
in the grocery line, at such figures that
will make your fare in one week what
ill take you to Cape May for three
days, at 102 East Fifth street. T. M.
Wier.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
a St1kht BtRyP.

Just before 6o'cIock last evening a
pile Of sbavin2s near the boiler, at
jackson Il Sharp's, became igoited by a
spark from the tuenac.. but WAS extiI-
gu'snhd lelore they had made tDuca
healway TT done any serious dauake.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
ad hack, Iau''

Don't stand uaon ~ q
ad vancing every q aay our
East Fifth street. zee ',na 70 GET get b
sugar and coffee ;. aps ,oa East
we have them, ~ t'
T. M. W ier.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

A very epjoyah,l.s, sa1as|| J
RBarsandywine Ras mH1 PresOyssSI'"A rsessDyyoS.
grove near the ohu'' 1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
The w Gather.

It. morrow promises to ne fair and
warmer. Sunday fair to partly c.0ldy,
threatening Local showers
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Badly h nFg.

james g Wolf, residing a. ", pl2
Chestnut rect, waB badly lar' ao.i.t
so tais afternoon, in the ear si.nn Of
he p, w ~ Il Railroad Conp.ry.
by plank aiming on him.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
VIII Close To. Aighs.

VIII Close To. morrow light.
The peach festival now in progress in
the tent at Twenty fourth and Market
streets, will close to- morrow plight. The
attendance during the week has been
Quite large.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
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ID EGlSTER,S ORDER.

10 EGlSTER'S ORDER.
IA EEE EISrFR'SOrF'CF,
NEw GAsrLEt orSrY, DBL,
August 7th, ias5. j
Upon the application OF Mary AnnaitllA
Win ami I.lnc- B Ac~lin, eh.,n-
,srr OF samuel D.. Sewlia, late OF
v lmlhgton Hundred, in said county.
atrtased, Il IS ordered and directed ~ tha
Register that the executors aforesaid give
unNct u granting of letters testaInent4ry
MON tho estate Of the deceas d, with
tAt late of grantlng thereof, by causing adver-
ti.tmenit 10 tr posted within ~ days from the
uatt ol 7ugn Letters in six Of the most public
piAtts OF The county of New Castle requiring
a.. persons having demands against the eState
= present The stIne, or abide by an Act Of
As.tlhilg III s9ril adse rna'e and rroyided /:
shH aisNthusr tue SAN" 10 b. inserted within
ttt tilrt p"rtna If thr DAILY i:EFT llIICAy
newspaper puh.i-htdfu Wilmington. and TO
pe '"htlhutf incrwin tkfr" weeks teaul
I - GiEtn under thr hand and ~nal of
t :. aihce of liz itet,lsfer afar,said Al
- " llini'lgtuu. ia New CAST. County
aiort5 and, tlle t.ay and YER af1y written
lGN NAIICSt GR!'RR, Register.
NollCE- Al ! rcrsnns haA ing claims araIntt
~ estate oi thu 'ie"ea sod must present the
SAM, ,iuiy attested 10 the executors,
o. or '"1ore hu hst I'm lts5, cr abide the
Att bi AssemttlY in such r;tsr II ate and urO.
JAMES y. NnWIik, - ~
AlArte>, NilRttrgtou, Do ~
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

Hegisser 6rn6h has granted leiters
testa IN enrary 10 Edw n. Chippev
m TITS e. ate 4 Dcretha johnson .alt
of this cits.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

Pure spices specially at Crippen's
East Second street. 4s
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
S P | { n D | D

Weather that, yesterday, for
clothing meant for fall we9r.
Such changes as that should not
surpr Sc any one. A good,
warm suit of clothes is the best
|compsnion for this season of the
year, even though you do not
need il but one day in seven.
1t is like the man out vest with
a revolver, you may not need il
often, but when you do, you
will need it very bad. Our
stock of fall clothing is unequal
ed in this city, and we are still
selling at discount OF 40 per
cent. Suits, overcoats and odd
pieces in abundance.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

l. -,
helpless of her citizens.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
OBJECTIONS 10 A RfIIGloUS MEASURE.
TIE "FREEpoM OF WORSHIP BILL AN ATTACK
on THE COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM.
IL. ......a.l nf tho Rnnrd of MnnaNprs oil

THE FREEDOM OF WORSHIP BItL AN ATTAIN
oS THE COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Al the re1uest of the Board of Managers oi
the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile pehlcn
Henry A. Cram. Of the managers, has prepared ana
sent TO the legislature paper setting iorh oe'ons
10 the so-caed Freedom Of Worship BILL The society
that he represents MIR Cram says was founded IN lS-'
by Proestants aud Catholics II has been nonsecarian
from the beginning The members Of all religious de-
nominations have had equal rights and equal access
The society successful over seventy per cent
of the children have reformed No individual re-
quest Of any priest TO child ana TO DO wha' &c
pleased in the way instruction has been refused The
only thing resisted has been the public celenraton OF
mass and he teaching of sectaran dogma which CathO
nc priests OF recent years have sought to Introduce
Mr. Cram passes what he terms the weii-gronhdcd sue
ccs,joa that the bill il unconstitutional forcing on
minors the dctation of priests, forms OF worship
bill: THAT state money should not be given 10 any
sectaran institution; and the converse that instt
money raised by tax the citizens shall not he given
in aid Of any religions institution, any Institution IN
law The separation Of Church and state, OF matters
ecclesiastical and secular oireigOn and politics Is to be
doctrine and the belief in il is so profound and
general that 1T rises above all parties and viii con,
party who defe. It Whether this doctrine be written
IN constitutions or In satuebook-, or - only an u
control the American people. and the legislation that
runs counter 70 u cannot prevail W 70 ths ne Me
We have had OCCASION and was no part OF our ny
10 do So Now we must painfully investigate and dis
cover their various crceds and n we make mistake
we may have TO 20 TO prison"
Another objection made by Mr. Crane 10 the bin is the
difcuy that would be experienced Ia discovering the
creeds and making the necessary Classification OF the
children under them The bill Is also objected 20 az de-
stricve OF discipline and introducing not one, but
many crceds and all sects because would supersedc
"a successful system that has abOunded In good re-
suits because sect creed demands II except the
Roman Catholic and because there has been personal
complaint behalf of any creed, Roman Catholic In
eluded that any priest has been excluded or itreacd
"Tf this bill is passed. Mr. Crane adds, 1T viii form the
entering wedge for an attack upon the oommon-schoo
system which must next and yield TO the demands
sf the Roman Catholics"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
Since then report has received He asks that
an edor be made to remedy this state of things
MARRYING TWO WIDOWS.

The village of Rockville Centre, L. l., was
considerably agtated yesterday when 1t was learned
that Justice Wallace had issued warrant for the arrest
OF william Weeks welltodO farmer living near Free
port on a charge OF bigamy. About two years ago,
weeks who was then o2ly twenty years Of age married
MIS- Brunner the widow OF neghDOring farmer. Be-
SIDES being "good-looking" she brought him a small
iar and the union looked upon by the friends Of
ooth as happy one. They lived happily until
ABOUT six months ago, when Mrs. Rhodes, the
wife OF farmer at Norwood about two miles
east OF Rockville Centre, became widow.
Weeks who was on the most intimate terms with Mr..
noucs Decame much interested In his wife. He was
IIegucht visitor TO her house. and In the long winter
cnutc She did not know that he was hurried and his
WiIe dd not know that he paying attentions to
willow MIdoW Rhodes. Mrs. Rhodes insisted on Mr.. Weeks
I've ths ev Mr. Davis, OF Rockville Centre made them
i mah ana Wiie They spent aquiet honeymoon at Mrs.
.oues anu the next morning he returned 10 wlfe num-
oer Que When he entered the house his first wife, with
Ee III her eyes, exclaimed, William Weeks, where did
you spend the night !"
" Now, darling don't feel angry" he replied I was
uo.h 10 "a hOg-gessng at Freeport and won the hog
anu snd ~ Tor ST.. good nights work, wasn't It,
dear e aud he embraced her. He gave her the money
LOT christmas present AMI this appcased her anger
me hght following lie returned to wife number two.
gNng her the same he had given to number one
ior peing absent This continued for time, until
Miahl The Watchers" IL il said, were " fixed" by
Wiii ana they did not give him away" She finally
concluded 10 follow him aud traced him to number twos
scoIokc IN the door and found her husband. young
phpWrn pat william Jumped through the paTlor WIN
up"' itlNlhS MS Scalskin on the p1rlOr table as
memeno to the widows They did not quarrel about the
cap t after the rs, Outburst of passion had subsded
sat uow hnd coudOed with each other. They agreed 10
Nlst justice wallace and get warrant for Williams
unrest william has not been arrested, and his Intimate
irlsn, say that he has gone to Canada and taken
brooklyn widow with him.