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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

The Peninsula Horticultural eociety's
exhibition "a certainly success ~ far 81
display is concerned, for the plants, fuitl
and flowers arc 6ne and rare, and jude
iously arranged, with the exception Of ths
ferns which seem 10 be hidden without
any cause. But the admission fee Of hfty
cents IL entirely too great 1t has practs.
cally kept away almost all Of the working
glasses from the exhibition You might
look in vain for that class OF people whom
the dorlsta derive their trade. There
would be far move money derived from I
twenty FIVE cent admission fee and there
would be cultivation Of tbs public taste
hope that there will be y ehrysanthe
mum show th fall IN the city, as Their
Il not only plenty OF growers, but lover
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21


A REPUBLICAN, Lsgisla IRE in NsW
JsFh' y pssssa high lieeEse and local
option bill lAaI glntsF lkAlis nov being
enfolotd in that 8 ate. This Of course
is noi satisfactory 10 the Dam ocrAMc
parry or their allies and nquoF men.
ooOs'qn'nily determined If RI viii
be M de 10 eleOS L-gisls,urs thai Will
repeal u. S,Eanse IS Il mIy sem khe
Demo rats depend oa the Prohibition
isls, or 90 called Temperance men, TO
assist hem In scOom plishiBR lhIs OBJ
1ees, Sud = ooEFespop dent OF she Dsmo.
cratic Oinoinnah Eoqairer, uho IL
nos IN Ma" jersey, ssLdS he folio wing
TO his paper:
THAT the Mills Tariff bill will have
tee ttIdency 10 iIse TO the Dan o,tAtin
pArtJ many votes any disl AsslonAte OBJ
server OF the Aitustion will ccLcsde
These, however, pfomisa 10 be over
come with the TEN persnee voc on the
sssun p'ion that It will sgeresAte 10,
SoO tutfrages. This would leAvs the
otsA ID mneIsiic by about the blu-
Islity Grover Olevslsnd osrrisd II 10
tbe cHupsiRn of four years ago."
We DO mol think II oAn be q source
OF much grsHAsAHon TO the 10 u Der.
snce people to have this proof hat their
Voles are depended upon 10 assist In
giving the Democrats . victory aud
tbos ds'eat'nR the cause Of high license
Ana io'al option. su3h, no veyer, IL
she oAse, mol only In Ns~ jersey, bu,
also In NeW York aud every other
= Ase where the Rspu olloans have Al.
tem pei TO check the evils OF Insem.
psrAnse by leglslanon. Tals fa.s /,
wsa kaoEn TO the men wh1 controlled
sne fr'hthttiou Con ventlon in this oily
isst saturday, and we are sur 2rlssd
taa1 aaY minister Ct The gospel could
eoosS'enstously stand no and snuouuc q
MS insanhon OF casting his vote Win
sue party that hes al zAys advocated
And supporssd the saloon, II tho oou
xenhon decided 30 support tbs r. 500
ioAn nominees. EysFy man who ga
In that convention knoSs that there h
not tb" Sigh iess hope OF the ProhIbi
zion p.E'y slecsins single oandidss
IN thts 8 ats, aud that euFy voks GAS
HoF them lie nothing more or less than
Vose oaH for the DsmooralIo party 40,
seina' The cause of TEN psrance rslor "a
Oonsequently any ore will be paraone
Ior dou 9siDg shtir sincerity when the
say that they Are opposed 10 the ruuo
trtflJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

People who frequent Eighth street park
cannot help But admire the four three
story brick houses Just being finished on
franklin street. For beauty and design
of architectural skin, they cannot be sur
passed. They contain the latest improv-
ments, bay windows, front and back
porches and command beau iful view
Of the river and surrounding country thai
can never be shut of These houses be-
long TO N B. Cuibert and will be for sale
or rent in e short tine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

"Barred OUT was given st the Arsi,
envy last evening to good sized audi.
cree by that talented young actor,
Edwin Arden Tue play has been
written 30 that Mr. Arden IN neRfly
always on the boards, ard gives min
every chance to display his unnsus
abilities IN this line OF playa. Hisenp.
port was good, and the ptscs more thar
well received by those present. Dan b,
seen BRaia this afternoon and evening
Tomorrow "EAgle's Meet" will be on.
my Aunt Bridget" 1T the Open
Honse on Monpay evening next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

this Stats. Delaware e hAF hshlt a h.
sister States In many things. and tbs
Republican party now take The leAd
and asks The poopls 10 follow. Five
Vears Of Repabiiesn rails IN thil 9Ials
VIII do more for II than Democratic
rails has accomplished In thirty yeAFa
Tbs Republican party is the parry OF
progress, and everything lhts has bean
done Ia this ooantry during shs past
tWenly-Ssven ysaxs for the AmslloFAllon
Of the people hiss bean done By H. II
The people Of Delaware wish 70 Bee
their SIAte adVAnos ana lsks liz proper
position With other siASsa. they viii
support the Republican ticket
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
llVFaEGnEETu AITaleTIsal
u evEa 4 HallaA slsIRiBgIB


Incorporated BY the L.a8inAtuIe IN 1895,
Tor ka0oAktonAl and UhAfitAble puFpobee
and its franchise made paSt OF the pEasani
state Consultation, In tefp, by sn ever
Eheaming popular vote.
Aaa GRAND KxTRAOHDIMARY
take place h8na1.Amnu.
ally lJune ansa DSet Aa6eEl, and faa
eAAkAHD 9RMeah.E a 0MRE8 Draw :
II On take pA04e On each Of the
ether tem sn0athaB 1M the year, an q
are all drawn Am publkss VI lhe
academy Of MusAas Mew Orleans Rsaa,
ave do hereby eegsiSy mat We sapeFvini
tae Arrangements for ell the Monthly and
|.Sefni-Annaal drawings Of TIE LouiAlAnl
3tAte LOTTERY o., and IN person mAnhst
and control the drawings themselves, AM
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness ana Ia Bood fAith toward al pArtisA
and We authoriSs the company 70 use INV
safttio4ta, with la0-similee Of oar FiNnatUIe
attached In its SdyaFtis1meRta"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

WE ARE pleased 10 zee that the
mAnsRers OF the Peninsula H1rheul.
tufAi FaIr, which is nov bsiug held IN
the Opera H1ase, have adopted our
suggestion and reduced the price Of Ad-
misSIon 10 twenty-five oenE. We
wIsh TO see this fair q susSess % the
one will be held every year and sllnu-
lAie our trait growers by the CHAR Of
prizss 10 make increased efforts 10 i'm
prove the quality OF their pro1uols.
We believe shat docTsass In the price
OF nd mission will increase the M nbsr
that attend, Rnd In tho snd pay much
better than II Ghe pFios vas kept ~ ths
original rAlA There are no doubt
many Who will DO able 10 visit The fair
no v that could not al JFd 70 do 90 bs-
fore, and therefore We think the mana
gers have acted wisely In reducing ths
prloe. TITS we'll wor.h . vlsiL and ~
Il viii close lc-nigst the o era II uss
sh Ould be GRO Wdei. ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

DR. I DeTiokson aud family, WHIT
have been summeFlnR at their Cape
Msy oaslsge, have returned TO theli
West street home.
Mr.. R. J. Blooksom and niscs. o
Magnolia, Dsl are the Fnts'e OF Capt
8, y. BlocEaom, No. 3l2 Washington
a1reet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

MILFORD, Sept 81 The wilmingtons
met with defeat In the hands Of the
Milford team yesterday afternoon The
Milford boys batted four pitchers out oil
the box and won the game with hands
down by a score of Z to sprogell and
,Demorest was the Milfcris battery, while
Neis'er, Newell Day and 5cheu did the
twiiling for Fosters men. The giant
was called at the end of the eighth in
ming by mutual consent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
.WOTkilgnel and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-fve Dollars and Up
wards.


Over four hundred soId IL
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hour
within a square Of these let's
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-hOuse; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe invest
ment, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on amy saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how &c
secure a homo apply to
PETER j. FORD,
Second and Webb SITS, or
THOS. M. OGLE,
602 La Market st.
Au17-Sn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
THE PLATFORM adopted a, .be Rs.

THE PLATFORM adopted a, .he Re.
puhliota Sac Convention yeiserday
shou'd ne 'ully read and oonsid-
cred y every man in this siais. I,
ond TIA the policy of protesilon 10
a nss avn industries aud Anus aho "a
Mat tas parry Is the friend snd sap,
porter OF the aorklngmAn. 1 favor
Oonsi uaohhl R=ioFm and The mAnJ
Rtnsh!s II will trlpg 10 The psopls Q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

VESSEL owners N
1t Is the back loai
pays. As no
how good a carpel
have, II compeid
return empty they
the profit Of ths'l
Just so in tailorit
we could only Be |
busy during he |
for a few muntbI
would be compel
either reduce GU |
or charge highap|
but happily WI
have to do eth
soon az custou
lags our atteait
time is given u
making Of our
make Of readyA
clothing. Tbs d
better clothing d
IN sell hattay ,l,lI
for you to buy 4
work for al our \
and much lower \
for you to pay Ia
tom work Dii !
ever think Of thisI
have the New
Piece Goods. Stop
see them We 4
antee TO Git and b
you, at Sixth and !
ket.
IT. Kllil(I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

s.iA Prizes, amounting to........sl. Oba, 800
NoTH--Ttoksts drawing Capital PriSss are
not entitled 70 terminal Prtaea.
For Club RstoA, or any rnrtheg informs.
tion GetFsd, EFtts leEib1y TO the undsrEign.
ed, clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street and Member. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
full address
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Honey
OrdeFl, or New ork Exchange IN ordinary
letter. Currency BY EMPRESS (at our SxponsSl
addressed 70
n. "A. DAUPHIN,
sew OHl9anB, La,
- N STSSssas,s-wsa,.. n q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

ss-send for daferiptiye olycnI.r ,a..,..
hAunB inc particular trips issiredl.
RARMORD d WaITCOmu
Ill ). Ninth St, under ooatineatsl Hot.,
knhsusiphia, Pa, AI1.n.v1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
RAYMoMp'8
VACATION
ExCURalON8.
All Travelling Expennaa nnnnnhah.
SOUTHE RN
CALIFORNIA.

This trip is intesded for persons who de-
sire 70 Aeh Southern California by direct
rot ts and IS expeditiously as may be e1n-
alstant with perfect o0mforl. The halls BY
the Eay are Intended for rest, Tho oxouTs ion
VIII De eaffied out upon the same pan thai
nas made our sfntsr sxsurslons OF the past
law yeArs 50 70 3ulAR, and ticket holdera viii
pOsuesi All she advantages given In oonn0o
ton with the later sxoufBio IS in the season
o. lsss 70 The tickets supply every NODDED
somiort during the trantlta 70 and from
oaiiiorniA, including sleep ng osF az y mmo
CATIONS, meAls, transfers nd boa d At hotsls.
put leave the holders to dispose Of their aim q
II OailierEla In aoooPdA naA with THAR hsa
preferences, All travel In PnlRcc
81 Cars he BEefuFm Tick On a
Iced u0yh July 1889, with a
OhOtee Of Five different n0nfs@
snstWaEd from San Francisco or
In sdal.lon to the absve, Iarties vii,
leAve October for q TIN TO the PnntfSe
nOrthWeae and California. and foy
tgOsObhu0. A go exeuFalouB "a IeSdtng
| Eestorn Resorts In Sen ombsF
mssSenh Annual HsPlss of Vvhn1ar
AElpa 20 SniaaOFn1A November &. IA
oSaD 9,.t January am 40; February I, ii
ana q; And mar1h and Ii - -
Annual Winter Tours drought tho R0u1A.
PIE 2 tReess Mexico and CaIl foInfn ,
| Ahusty - ana keDruary II; Through mn
Ss.onAheFn states and HsxtcO. SiNrss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
wANAMAKa ara.

to help your thinking
The new importaiions OF
Curtains are at hand.
Madras .-."
~. Nottingham
Irish Point Lace
Swiss Tamboured
Brussels and
49, Brussels Point
New effects In Heavy Cur
tains Novel patterns, rich
colorings.
Tapestry, Jutes, Damasks,
PlusheS, Brocatelles, and
plain and fancy new things
10 yard goods for Curtains
and covering To light up
the dark corners Of a room
and make the home more
homelike.
Only a word of prices
never so 10 " for same quality
Iot goods
Second floor, Forth of Trinsep..
Lazy Chairs, dreamy
Chairs, So cunningly shap.
ed and upholstered that
they touch every tired spot
and lull you to rest. Try till
you find one that just fits.
Sorts enough
Third floor. -Four elevators.
6hop-Worn Memoranda m
and Bill Books. Many i'm
ported in Russia Leather,
English, Coli, and imitatio-
Seal. Mostly Card cases
with two or three Memoran.
dum Books Included. Third
and bali Prlce-25c TO So.
Two numbers OF Letter
Copying Books that a manu-
Ifacturtr wanted to close out.
All psrft ct goods and good
paper Canvas or leather
backs, with cloth sides.
i 3OOrages for 55c
/ 6tO pages for Csc
700 pages for 75c
. pages for 90c
1910 pages for 81
Near Juniper and Market streets corner
Big Buttons are the style
for t,immiog. They add to
the sparkle and dash of the
elegant ne " Striped Novel
ties and rich Bordered Dress
Stnffs.
More cunning designs and
cue tuIns than ever in But.
tons this year. They fit Ii
with every shade aud tint
and oddity and quirk thai
r shion has prescribed II
costumes and wraps this sea
! son. Art and elegance il
!. Them. The new Sorts are il
; sight-brilliant dull, extra
: VACANT, modest; for ever,
a taste aud every use.
metal ivory
roehet silk
mohRir velvet
braid satin
lasting agate
bone horn
: and they come In almost my
(, Rad styles and colcrs. w
il have counted a few of tn
Ia ia kinds:
~ 5i7 sorts of Metal Buttons, 5, to s
az aGtZ.
u 254 sors of Ivory Buttons, Sc to 8
dDZ
Ut 1853 'orts of Pearl Put:ons ,4c to 90
ps adj
,le 136 sorts of VIII tc Pearl Buttons,
10 to t3.7o doz.
By Oh jet us styles, blac'
lie crochet 40 styles, and {
g, q on.
nd A Button carnival.
Northeast of centre.
IS. JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

REMEMBER gAss ne grsssnss 3!
tnRg, 10 . guarantee % sbsoluts fairness
and integrity, that thu chances are al
equal and that no one can possibly divine
WhAt numbers will draw . Prise.
REMEMHkR also, that the payment q
Prizes 10 dUARAHTEED ny ROUB
NATIONAL BANKS Of New OfieanA
and the Ticketh are signed By the Preai
don't Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are reoegnissd In the highest Oourts;
therefore, beware Of any imitations o. -
nOHm0ua Rohamaa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

We, tns undersigned tanks and Banksyt
viii ray all PriseS drawn In The Loulns.ni
state Lotteries whioh may Be presented 81
our oountars
3. n, VVALMBLEY, RFss. LovsAsfssH
National Bank.
PIERWE E.ANAUx, Pxsss 1rnts Ba
e10HMi NsaMM.
q. RhADyYEW, Pres. n. o. Kas'l n'A
UABL HOMMs Pres. UmAon Haaiomal
RAu&.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Address RIglslsst Lstlan h.
Kew ORMEAEB NATIONAL HAEH
ESW Orleans. La
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
Novelties IN Dress ~

unequalled in prize. and i, qa1ET5 b
American broad coin, a ", odd d
"a inches v Ide, 47c pr ystu !, ' U,T /
where VI tIe for SOC Just look = n : ID ti.t
ploto Dress only e, y and s.,r Y
! ewest styles in the osIs . 1,i Ellh n
Novelties in Jersey, 9ta OUI, $40
vests, elegantly tinls I ssa al tI tsE. i
qu eIa.b :Sls ot tf sSS 1t@a1 & a.
work ia all colors only : Tp sdjes, Cha'1
A full tine of blst / a sold d
and Gentlemen's Uilue'
closest price -. market ftn
to 81 80, are sold Snly a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

1lth ward Republicans Attention 2
The voting place on Saturday will be
st Beech and Van Buren, streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

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blaeEImitl1
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

kkFED :,
Iblacfgmttll
II the lst o.
SofAMBR
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
THEY SAY WE PeRsecUTE THEM.
Mormon Emiss.ries In Ottawa Complain
of Their Treatment I'm Utah.

Mormon TmIsssries In Ottawa Complain
of Their Treatment I'm Utah.
OTTAWA, Nov. Il-Messr.. Smith, Lyman
and Taylor. three members OF the Mormon
church, are here 10 interview the Dominion
Government in connection with the Nor
mon settlement at Lees Greek. Northwest
Territory. Smith is the son of the late
Prophet OF the Church. Smith, on being
interviewed said: "Our colony consists OF
l25 souls. We DO not exclude other Christ
ians from the settlement. Our business is
combined ranching and farming
DO you propose TO practice polygamyY"
Eve not propose to break the Jaws of The
country We are Christians We believe
IN Jesus Christ, and believe ind i'm as
strongly as any sect on the face OF the
earth"
I'm what essential particular do you differ
with orthodox Christianity
The great difference is that we believe in
modern as well as ancient revelation
through the medium OF prophets, seers and
reveiators. We will no. do any prosely ting
in auy particular place
is your church gaining ground?"
1T is in a prosperous condition despite
prosecutions by the American Government.
our adherents now nun Der bali a million,
and apart from Utah We have colonies IN
Arizona. New Mexico. Idaho Colorado and
Nevada. Our members have been bitterly
persecuted, especially in Utah. where our
property has been con6scsted by the author
tiles. The settlement OF the Northwest i:
not the inception OF q movement 10 transfer
our entire church TO the protection OF q
British flag"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.
And Niss Eneicott 10 Qualified to Till tho
Highest Social Position.

And Niss Eneicott 10 Qualified to Fill the
Highest Social Position.
SALEM, Mass. Nov. 1.-THE marriage of
Miss Mary. daughter of William f. Endi-
colt, Secretary OF War, to Joseph Chamber
lain, N. p, of England. will take place al
Washington next Thursday. 1t will be
free from ostentstioD, aud only the relatives
and few intimate friends from Salem and
Boston will be present. 1t is understood
here that the couple will sail for England
Inn mediately after the CEREMONY. The
relatives who are in this cit are reticent
VIXEN spoken TO regarding the match. but
il is believed that the family opposed II all
along or at least did not force u. Ii is said
they considered that the young lady and En-
giish statesman are uDsuited not only in sge
but slse in temperament. They fell in love
at + rst sight ore night last winter At a re-
ceptiop at the British legation. Miss En-
dicott was infatuated with the Englishmsn
and be was charmed with the pretty Amer
lean girl.
The bride to be is 6neiv educated, is an
excellent French scholar and brilliant
conversation slist. She has Whist IL called
an English girls com pleIion. and she to ks
with the trse English accent. Her friends
have no doubt that she IL perfectly qualified
% ali anv social position which may fall TO
her ,ot as the wife of ia. English Common
err Miss Endicoti wil ering TO Der has
band a handsome dowry. She was 10 the
city Monday and Tuesday, and told her
friend5 Of her approaching happiness, al
though The fact of the engagement has been
known for some months.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12
SALISBURY
PLANNING 10 oUsT = REPUsllosN
Fhs Eisesisa ~ elAts s-z4SoE kiCh&rcsos
- 30 Coatsstsd % GFoazas ~ Illegal
uy-Ihis szla A4As sne LsEtsi4-
aars = Hts-

WILklssros. De-. Nov IA spsciAl
lsonl Doses reports Dsneer2iie move
ulsni to contest TIE scli0n 0f A. T.
Richardson shs Kent eounly State senator
s.scL Ga ths izes of tie rsluras Ar.
Richardson las plurality u l35 over lis
Democratic compeutor. Daniel A. kldseiy
Sucl q eOaLesl would bs passed ca oy lae
Dealocrsne state senate The grounds
laid are three, The holding OF election ia
distficts n which thsrs were no
Democratic judges At tns polls, fraud.
uie8G gOtes snd "a alleged illesaitty ut
ths SaulsozTy Republican com m0lHsti0n
ballots Stress 3 ls-d on the latter
grounl The uniform ballot law Feoulre.
tbe heading - harmonic win Tie body
u the tickets. The combination ucksts
we're headed Democratic out majority OF
the candidates thereon were Republicans.
Protest was entered against them and
against the OsiracIsm OF Democratic cleo
ton officers before and while the voting
Was IN progress. The effect Of the unseat
ing Of Richardson and the seating OF
kidgoly would be 10 make tie legislature
tic on the Joint ballot and preVeat The
election by II OF United states senator,
thereby eventually plseing the appoint
msut OF Senator Sauls0ury's successor ~
the ksnds OF the Governor who would, ol
course. De expected 10 name a Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-12

A = Ss@ Essekht tAs Bss0s Fhy.leisss
.tg-ekseAsills Ca Co3tsel Az


Nz~ QslEAss Nos IA d.sealCA -
ths Ha.s. Dsasserss ron Jzoksoay.ls 5stei
yss.srdzy. ssys. Ths wszlksf Has been
wy alsazrsssals a. a. rsigy. e1l1 3ad
touisht Is : raluins heavily. TIE prospects
4rs ko.S ia SoslsT ~s@Iesf alc sazlsls
bsarts pr.y earnestly K2st tss lens oss.Ied
nosr - son os kere. TIE fslLoslug
"a rsss an te1sy ior CSUp l~lfY sn fouls
~ t1elr dlfisEeDt homss sFs. Anne nor
lou. Mss A.ry AooFs. Ms. A. L. hiuk
kfa alchrlsl 4la III. IL SgegFy.
q Aosis. A. Ne = q. Reed,
Nss Orleans snd Nrs. Nc atyfe of Nes
lork Dr l. 4 Byron, % Is2ss gls0 lsfi
Tor bis home Calls for Hseiesl al srs d.
cfs1sink csily. sua it - no~ gsgug III the
nO1as cb,slci.ns eau Cow contTol thr isSef.
The medical sursau slU De closed Bexi
week sud toar volunteer doctors ~ill ghsn
return home. Dr Porter said today that
Sursson-0snefsi HsmlitOn sss doing rs
utmost 10 helg Jacksonville, but 10 ~ he
was p0weriess % fofos Any community 10
receive refugees. Ine SuIseoA-usAerAi hsi
SAID that be did not see how the local
Boards II Health of Ausnts or any border
towns on the line Of route can Oelec; 10 The
passing oi trains. provided the cas- bearing
Il
| the refugees are locked ana g0on through 60
| their destination without stopping. This
question Las been brought up. because
iscores OF people are snxiOus @ get away foi
| a brief rest before the Winters business
! opens up. All cities IN Georgia ssill relnss
10 allow locked cars 90 go through
their limits and Surgeon General
Hamilton has been ssked 10 in.
terfsre AMONG the bad places IN The
citys suburbs are Burchs brick yard and
Peters works. Both OF these places have
shown great yellow fever mortality anc
again today both places number victims
| one of those who died there was sn Italian
| woman named Parehers Ledere. The soap
| works too. had . death today. Luciu'
| MINI. a colored girl
| A census lately taken by the Howard As
socistion ia Fernsndins shows populs
| ton remaining in that city OF 2.720, y
| which ST are whites aud the rest coloTed
| The whites are said TO be composed mostly
| of adult males Work has oeen begun q
| the sub-tropicAl exposition. and IN ali pro-
ability by the time the yellow fever leave
| us free 10 invite our visiting citizens
home again. all will be well and everything
| in tine shape.