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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
TUESDAY. JULY Z. CITY, UTAH TERRITORY

tho chief attraction, yet hls presence
made itself felt, the Queen treating
him with marked cOurtesy. In the
chapel on the arrival Of the Queel. the
Emperor and Empress bowed low and
tho Queen did the samp. but the
Queen, whose age privileges her TO III
OF every ceremony declined 10 be-
seated boioru the Emperor aud little
contest n courtesy occurred. Finally
the Emperor, knowing II WIS painful
10 the queen 10 stand, took her by tho
hand aud compelled her 10 be- seated.
a Venetian fcte AMI display u fire.
works was given ON the Thames 10.
night. The German imperial yacht
"lioh0cn1ellcfun returned to England
to-day, bringing the children of I'm.
perOr william.
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wAsIlisoros, July 0.--Acting sso.
rotary Nettlrton has received q letter
from Dlroctof.6cneral Davis, Of the
Worlds Fair exposition, announcing
the following gentleman wcr. selected
TO visit Europe In the Interests Of tho
excursion A. q. Bullock, Mas.achu.
getu; VIII Lindsay, Kentucky; Mr..
Peek, Chicago; Benjamin Butter
worth, Ohio; and NJ. y. Handy, Penn.
sylvania. The last named gentleman
has been selected NJ Disturbing officer.
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NEW YORlS, July 1.-The steamship
"lsider which arrived of Fire island
this afternoon, brought news that the
steamship "Servia,p which left on
Saturday for Queenstown, IN returning
TO this port, having broken Drank hin
OF the high pressure engine. The
"Servia," when she Left on Saturday,
had on board large number VI pass
ehgefs, mostly people from Chicago.
Prince George OF Greece was also a
passenger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
A Peirliled Forest.

In the western Part Of Humbolt
county there Ii a peirihed forest whose
trees are OF an enormous size. Near
Alder Creek there IL one tree partly
uncovered which IL over loo feet Ia
length aud fifteen fretin circumference.
Numerous other trees are found In the
vicinity which aro also petrified, in
fact no u wing tree l. found there. The
country la which these trees are found
Is mostly alkali. Tho petrihod trees
resemble pine 10 certain extent.
There is scheme on foot Tor the
Nevada Worlds Fair commissioner 10
procure one OF these trees and send It
with Nevaia's exhibit 10 Chicago In
1898. 4 tree ofsolid stone would per-
hnIa DO one Of tho greatest curiosilies
ut tho expOsit lon..
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nisine TIA. No, Re.is..d.

CARR MAY, y. j., July 6.-Pre.l,
dent Harrison this afternoon .mphat.
ically denied that Secretary blaine la.
resigned, rumor ~ that effect having
reached hero today.
HAn tiAnDon, Me-, July 0.-aocre.
tary blninc has been riding twice 10.
day. II may he stated on the best Of
authority that Mr.. blaine hA. neither
Brighps disease, diabetes nor any other
Kind or kidney complaint. A marked
improvement In his condition Ia notice.
able. His physician aays hls patient
u better today than any day heretofore;
b. eatr well and exercises In all kinds
u weather.
Hon. Charles Emory Smith, minister
TO Russia, called on tho President 10.
day ut the latior's request. IIls OF.
rand IL not known. Nothing definite
Resulted from Mr. Wanamaket's con.
ference ON the postal subsidy.
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INV foHiS, July g.--Thu Atlns llne
steamer "Alyonn," which has arrived
here Rom JcfAmlc and other West Ia.
llan ports, brings some inirrrsting
ieyilcn news. The "Aivrnap led
ceramic June ~, aud there wrrr then
Indications that the Black rrpubllr
would soon he the scene Of another
bloody rebellion. So strong l. the OF.
position 10 Hyppolltc that nn outbreak
" apt to occur Mt any moment MANY
tttiicntH ARE 30 fearful u the impend.
lng insulfcctlun that thcy arr leaving
IN nll haste. There have been no exc.
guilons by Hyppolllo'a soldiers since
Tue killing % siN men sons time ago.
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ATcnISsDS, Kan, July G.--Thc
Missouri river broke through DOM.
phan point nj the neck ycstcfdny
afternoon. Transferring the main chan.
mel about mile east u whcru II broke
through. The house Of q man name I
King has fallen Into the current aud
been swept away. The river IL cut.
ting Ia hanks on both sides N tho new
channel, and IL. main body Of water
flows through II.
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CnicAoo, July G.-An almost un.
prrcedenled fall Of raiu occurred 10.
hlght IA Chicago, aud dispatches from
point. la III. Northwest, such a. Nil.
wauAcu aud ~. Paul, show that tho
downponr extended over Wide ~.
pantc Of country. Tho storm practl.
cally stopped all street travel and near.
" domoralixed telegraph service la the
territory affected. Al tho hight OF
tho storm u large "captiyon balloon
recently Imported hero from Paris was
struck by lightning and destroyed. Its
value was ;a6, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

WAsluSorOS, July q. - secretary
Soley has received a brief telegram
nom Lieutenant Commander Todd
announcing the arrival of the 'Itnta',
At San Diego, but giving M details Of
the voyage from Chill. No orders
have yet been given as % the disposal
81 the vessel, bat She will probably oc
turned over by the naval authorities 10
the officers ~ the San Diego court
from whose custody she escaped, and
"a. case Will be- settled In the legal
lrlbunAla.
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prnyer-book that will contain the hest
elements Of advanced thought. We do
not want In II the doctrine Of the per.
H0nnl coming Of the Messiah aud the
establishment Of His kingdom In
Jerusalem. Nor DO we want In IL the
doctrine OF the resurrection Of the
body. Nobody believes that now, aud
we DO not want 10 put In our prayer.
took that which we have no clear M.
thorlty for and what the world dis.
bqlipvpa -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Los ASuELi.s, July G.-Judgc Ross
o. the United state. circuit cD,itt. tu.
dny dismissed tho llbul on the ,rhogneg
"It0lert and Minnic.n s.ixsd ia con.
nectl0n with the "itatau episode, In
~ decision hc says while the fact
alleged may h- good reason for con.
hrcaiing Tue lthlA, there II nothing
TO show that the schooner was fitted
OUT ior thr purposes OF war, aud hence
tho libel was dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

PHILADELPHIA, July 0.-ln an ,dl.
torinl tomorrow III. Times will say re.
gnrdlng th. defeat " Iiannibal Ham.
lin for n nomination for tue vice.
presidency la 1854 that II was tho dc.
sina u President Lincoln.
The great shadow that hung over
Lincoln was the sectional character Of
the ruling party and the government.
II weakened his attempt 10 make peace.
IL strengthened European hostility 10
the cause OF the Union. ard len the
South without even n 'ailver lining 10
the dark cloud u subIIgatlon." Iln.
cola ntmly believed that the nOmina.
ton Of Johnston, an oil Democratic
Southern senator, who had been Az
gfrssivoly loyal 10 the Union, would
not only drsecti0nalile the party and
the government, but would chill aud
curb the anti.unlon sentiment Of Eng.
land aud France and inspire the friends
of the Union In those countries 20 sec q
leading Southern statesman coming
from the conquered insurgent State 10
the second office Of the republic.
Such was Lincoln's sincere conylc.
lions and such his earnest Arguments,
aud that Is why Hamlin was not re-
nominated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

BALTIMORE, July 0.-At today's
meeting Of the central conference Of
American Rabbis there was a lengthy
discussion regarding the necessity Tor a
new prayer book the committee az,
pointed at the last meeting t0 formll-
late a ritual not being ready TO report.
Rev. Ma1 Helen, OF New Orleans,
said pmyof-book complied now would
not stand my years. IL would either
partake OF the emoti0nalism OF the
Methodlsts or tho Journalism OF the
Eplscopallan-,
President Wise said; awe want a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
Thr Innurr.n I,rItcmIr

LoSDOs, July 6.-Tho Governments
report upon the recent inilucnz,
epidemic, tho origin OF that disease
aud kindred mattefshns been presented
TO Parliament The fupoft contain. a
mass OF interesting evidence, hut n
doe. not s2lyc the problem NJ 10 the
origin ~ ihiiunnk,, nor does u provide
any sure prevention " the disease. On
tue other hand the report dispcl- the
common Idea that Influenza II spread
ny atmospheric conditions, and proves
thatit i- pFopagaiod by personal con.
tact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

CHICAGO, July 0.-i'ctof Wonrad, n
sailor entered saloon on Dies PlRincs
slf"et lat" tonight aud demands i
tluor, ~ hu was already drunk, tile
shloonsovpef refused 10 give him more.
WonThd scih"t a pistol lying behind
.ho bar aud fired two sbots, killing
FRANK hilroy and probably fatally
Nounding Edward stewart.
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In the vicinity. The police had for
sometime been trying 10 locate the
gang. IL Is believed II was by the
members of this gang that Lieutenant
OF Police Bsfcal was shot and seriously
wounded yesterday morning. He
iound two men endeavoring 10 break
into house and tried 70 arrest them.
but was shot down.
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on,ciai Aasea.esm..t OF u.miia..
Death.

wAsiiiSoTos, July o. - Pr..ldcnt
Harri.on tonight authorized tho follow.
lug otiic announcement Of tho death
Of Nice.Prssldcnt Hsmiin;
"ro tho pcoplo Of the United stateE
The President, with profound
feeling OF rorrUw, announces the death
OF Hannibal Hamlin, At one time Vice
President 81 tho United States, who
died al Bangor, Maine, Saturday, July
=. Few men In this country hav,
filled more important and more dis.
tib.nishcd public positions than Mr..
Hsmlin, and In recognition Of his
many eminent aud varied services, aud
NJ al expression Of tho great respect
and reverence felt for his memory, IL il
ordered that the national nag shall bc
displayed At half.mast upon the public
buildings Of the United States on the
day of his funeral."l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

MEMPHIS, July GA telegram re-
ceiycd IN this city this afternoon to.
ports n cyclone passed through
Madison, Mlss., this morning. Several
buildings were demolished and con.
siderable damage done. No further
Information ~ obiainablU, "a the wirvs
south arc all down.
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DEengl,t In Indiana.

JEflEnsosvii.Lr, Ind, July G.-The
drought IA becoming serious, tho grass
- Ike finder and constant alarms Of
nrc keep th. farmers along the rail.
roads busy barely saving their wheat.
Several wheat crops have already been
destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Book HAVEN, Miss, July G.-The
southwest portion Of this county was
visited this morning by destructive
cyclone, domollshing houses, fences,
and uprooling trees In tho logging
camps, One man was killed ana three
wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

FoRr slnT1I, Ark, July GA pic.
mic party of twelve persons was pol.
..oned NJ Altus, near here, yesterday.
Dr. u. q. Cochran, NJ. =. Slsglor and
Nilss Llppcrt Of Ozark, and Miss Mitch.
OF 81 ClarAsvillc, Ark, are at the point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

FORT MoRGAS, Colo, July Louis
fepson, fourteen years old, went bath.
ing In Little Beaver creek yesterday,
struck n washout and was drowned.
His mother, who was on the bank, tried
10 save him. The bank cayod aud she
aleo WnH drowned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

kAssAs CRY, July G.-Mn.. Jane
DAVIS died hcfc today. She had $500
Ia hank. Becoming too 10 10 work she
REFUSED u touch u, aui starved 20
death before her condition was dis.
covered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

BOSTON, July 0.-Tho Union Pacific
statement preliminary shows not
earnings, sl,O2p,010, decrease Of
ssIi,OOO, TOT the i've months 10 May
~. The net earning. show an In.
crease " s955, 200.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

NEw fom,, July o. - Eighteen
Mormon missionaries have sailed
hence for Liverpool. They will visit
England, ireland, Scotland aud Ger.
many, preaching In small towns aud
villages. They win remain abroad
Two NNAIr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
Erhr,s churehe. Ds.lro,ed.

Madison, Miss, July GA cyclone
struck this place this morning, doing
great damage 10 property. One negro
was kiiled and numher injured. This
i'resbytnrlan church aud two cOlorrd
churches were completely destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

HALlrAN, n. g.. July G.--Orders
have been given 10 crase work on most
oith contracts Of the Chlgnoct0 ship
fhllwny' Tbs company has already
spent ~ OOO,O1O upon IT, construction,
snl u = understood will be crsmped
for funds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

PHILADELPnIA, July GA IRE this
evening destroyed Prieztiy's carpet
mill Ia Lawrence street, involving n
loss Of sl00,O00. Furbush a Co., who
hal machinery stored IN tho building,
Lose about s3o, 900 partially insured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

ALBANY, n. ", July O.-Chas. IL.
burton, secretary u the Burton and
.offy Cider anu Vinegar Manuiactur.
my company, confessed 10 belug "A
u'ihuIer 70 the amount Of $4,000. IL
M ~ 'eA'"d The amount may reach $50,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

BFRIlN, July 0.-Stuart Robson's
manager has engaged Ernst Passart for
an American tour In ls92,93 for
$4,000.
Morllz Haupt, tho German organ
composer. is dead.
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OTTAWA. July CIT IL reported the
gripis working havoc among tho In.
hhbitNnts OF the vicinity Of tho straits
OF belle isle, and that groat many
Arc reported starving. dead and dying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

NEWARK, n. j., July o. - -Four
thousand singers rohuarSoh nj this
mornings meeting Of the Siengerfest.
This afternoon was taken up by prlzs
singing. Tonight u grand concert was
given
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scnASIOs, Pa, July 0.-The press
NIL Of the Mooslc Powder company, at
iomyni exploded this morning, kin.
l9s John Lutfl AMI Philip Jorkel, EN-.
ployea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

TORONTO, July 0.-The crop pros.
poets In tho maratlmc provinces nfc
cto.llsnt. In tho northwest tho pros
poets are the most favorable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

NEW YoRg, July GA cable 70.
c.ivc1 from Rio de Janciro states the
Bn1ll Ian cabinet has been rcorganised
with Lucena as minister Of the treas.
ury.
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BosroN, July 5.-Josoph W. Parker,
merchant tailor, assigned today, llabil.
ilcs l5,ull, nominal assets aro said 10
10 slightly In excess Of that sam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

NEW YoRS, July G.-solonon &
Frank, wholesale tobacco dealers, as.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

WAsirSOroS, July g. Treasurer
Ncbcker reports the net balance In tho
treasury this morning So iO2, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
Four Men Executed by Electricity
In the Prison at Sing
Sing.
the DETAILS NOT YET oivrn TO
THE PUBLIC.
Inc Hour for the Execution was
Kept Profound
Secret.
Total Lack Of Details Reiatinx
To 10.

TO ~.
SiNo SINu, July 7.-5 a. m.-slo.
cum has been executed,
-. An cxirn Just out hh- this jaime. j.
slocum, Joseph Wood, Harris A, Smi.
Ter and SchihiOk Jugiro were Killed liy
electricity this morning.
siNG sfNo, July 0.-several wit
noases arrived this evening, Dr.
,,ouihwicl Of Buffalo, Dr. Aiphonso
Rockwell Of New York, Or. Daniel.
o. buffalo, Warden Durslon OF Au.
burn, DE-. Carlos Mcdonald Of tile
STATE isarl II Lpuacy, Prof. Ludahy
OF columbia College, u. A. Davis u
view York, T.. A. brown, Prison pur-
chatlng agent, Df. Ward, Df. Town.
acnl aud a Rochester physician are all
~ Tho prison. Father Crcedon, when
going home, said hu would not be back
tonight One 0f tho witnesses stated
uehnltuly that the execution would
not take place before two O'Clock Ia tho
morning. There are three OK four Wit.
nt-syr TO arrive, but they are expected
by the late trains.
Every one u the witnesses hero
,hctlt DE- Mcdonald and Warden
Duut0n
,ist,,t..,,., -.
Tue nffnn gomtniH. Il has been decide
Ell that Father Cfc-tion and his a..lst.
ant, Father Hogan, will accompany
Wo1d aud slori,n, 4, 49,. .',,..a!.,t'y'
chambcr. Deputy Attorney General
Hogan arrived this evening with IN.
utnih warrants. Two priest. entered
the prison about g.l0 y. IN,
Wardvn Bro an said Al midnight that
unlU some tap.T- wefo rrryeI m Mn,
he would execute all four Of IA. men.
Tho warden sald no onc but hims.if
know the hour nScd-not even M.
condemned men.
The general opinion al midnight 4.
that the execution viii occur aft.f a
"a. M. Tho warden said; 9Th. men ar,
all awake. I was lust down 10 49,,
them. They arr very anIst. Lut thew
evidently know that something il com.
lnR."
Father Crccdon aud Father Lynch
were ~ thv prison nj midnight, n. was
. rI' LdE.itop, thc prison chaplain.
lhey WI 10 WIN The condemned at
nm carry hour, some time before III.
heui hrt ior execution. They probably
VIII 10 the mt 10 know what
Ttr tfo,u a.
t,,,
" " not imnuA'iblo that O'Clock will
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-18

Ex-Sheritf Philip Il. Clark, who has ,
real estate ONCE at No. 50 Mnrkrl
street had n PAIR Of gold spectacle
about I O'Clock last evening and few
minutes afterwards he found he had
none. About That time Geo. Ellsworth
| u cOlored man. came into his eiilra
and introduced himself as q member
| oil one OF the Colured churches Of this
city. lie said the church WI very
mitch in debt and without aid would
be sold by the sheriff
10 show mat liz was real, genuine
Church member, he exhibited letter
purportlng to have been written by
Rev. john wilson. While Mr.. CLARK
was reading the letter, Ellsworth peck,
eted Mr.. Clarke spectacles, and when
the latter returned theletter, Ellsworth
walked out, About u half hour after
wards, Mi Clark reached for his
g.asscs ahil found they had disappear.
ed. Susprcting the rolorel man he
made information AT apojlcO station
and Officers Todd and ATaloney were
informed of the theft.
Ellsworth went to the store OF Peter
Lurde, No. . East Front street, with u
white companion named John Mehan.
aud offered to sell the glusses, asking
$40 for them, but ilually agreeing to
take -. Mr.. Iurde, uudar,pretense OF
getting Il 80 hill changed, stepped out
and called in officer Todd, who arrested
Ellsworth and Mehnn. On the way Ia
the station Ellsworth broke away from
the officers but WIS recnpturoi,
Ellsworth nlvl Alchun were arralgned
before the Municipal Court this morn
ing. The first did not deny his gullC,
and WIS held in 500 for the Superior
Court, but AieIiitn was discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-18
FIFTH EDITION.


Red noses with tinge of blue were
noticeable at the police court this
morning, and even In the court room,
while the court was In session over
coats were not discarded.
The first blue and red called to the
dock was Hugh Shields, who officer
Leach found drunk and run him in to
keep from freezing. Hugh said he
had not been before the court for three
years and the court let him OF with
fine OF vi and costs.
Edward Logan, another blue and red
nose, was scooped in by officer Flynn,
and he was warmed up 10 the tune "
~ fine or 20 days hammerlng granite.
John w. Brlerley said he came from
Elkton but In trying to keep himself
warm took too much fire water. 81
fine was not thought to be excessive,
but John had no money and he offered
TO leave suit of new clothes worth
Sl6 for the fine until he could redeem
the suit. The Court was not In the
barber dasher business.
William Zeigler was before the court
again for about the 15Oth time. The
cold night made him break the pledge
which he took the last time, and he fell
Into officer Jacksons scoop net. The
court thought that SO fine or 20 days
ut tho granite pile would be better
thnn broken pledges.
Joseph Donnelly, brought In by off,
Ger Virtue, said he was attending court
as sutton for damages against the
city, and therefore he ought not to be
lnterfered with City Solicitor Curtis
said he knew of no case pending be-
fore tho court anything like ''Donnelly
VS. City" The Court Introduced him
to a line of 81 or stone pile at New
Castle.
Michael j. Lyons said he came from
Hockessin and didn't think II was any
body's business, but Officer Maloney
thought it was his business to arrest
him for becoming uproarlously
drunk. Fined 81 and costs.
Vim. Williams. q colored man, was
arraigned on a charge of the larceny
of lot of brass from the Diamond
State Iron Company. The case was
very clearley proven against him, but
Williams said he could prove to the
contrary il he had chance. He was
given until this evening to prove his
side.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-18

The Norway q. L. J.. met at tho
home of Miss Julia Davis. Nov IA, 1891
and was opened by the Chairman, sara
c. Satteithwaite, reading the l4Srd
psalm and nfter hymn being sung
the minutes Of previous meeting were
read and adopted. The treasurer
Anna j. Way gave n very encouraging
account OF the recent Pumpkin Par
ty'' held at Fairville, on the nth of
October. the proceeds amounting to
S2S 80. The decorating of tie hall
for that event was especially COM
mendable. the Corresponding Sec.
retary, Miss Florence Yeatman then
read two letters, one from Dr. Kynett
and the other from l.. G. Hopes.
Mrs. John Press reported having Wis
tied 1Orklyn school with a promise of
good results, in the forming OF
Band OF Hope.
The superintendents OF parlor meet
ings and press work gave their re-
ports, after which tho delegate to our
late state Convention held in Wcst
Chester lIth, 18th and 10th of October
gave full and instructive account.
Tho names of Misses Florence Yent-
man, Anna j. Way, Elizabeth Press
and Cola N. Wlndle were proposed
as committee to confer together
and interview DIR. Kynett of phla-
delphia,. as to the probability OF
lecture for Centrayille, Delaware.
The roll was called and then adj
joHrned to meet ut John and Laylnia
leatman's, December 18th. 1891. at .
O'Clock p. IN. CHAIRMAN Press Work.