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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
Are You Interested in Gold Mining?

II SO, investigate thoroughly the wonderful results obtained by
the CRAWFORD MILL. This mill, from ACTUAL working tests has
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No one interested in a gold property should fail to investigate this
mill Illustrated catalogues a % had and a working model seen.
and all information obtained by applying or calling at u Office
LNGE1AM d EILBECK, Agents. Atlas Building. Helena, Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
PERSONAL.

Buy your crockery, glassware, tinware and
household goods at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

Commencing Monday, Feb. ID, we will
offer at retail our entire stock of boots.
shoes and rubber goods at cost, az We are
positively going out of business. Gail and
ami our large stock OF fine, medium
and cheap foot wear and satisfy Yourself
that We are IN earnest.
j. Z. WooLMAs Il Co.
Large line of new ribbons Just received at
Butcher q Bradley s, 1V5 BrOadwsy.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

Agnes Brown, Livings- c Whitney. Ashland
G Nj Markham. Chicago Vile
Thos NJ Park, Bozeman j Watson, st Paul
j A Heating, Placer CIV Jones, townsend
VIM Ulm. Great Falls Will Hanks, Great falls
! en- Steele, Great Falls j A Cough, Gold Creek
O Il II Allen, Dillon l. N Wood, Eldorado
j X Toole, Helena Bar
c il Martin, New York T c Hoffman, New
Dan Mcneil. Boulder York
Mrs d MCNEIL, Bout Phil DWELL, Butte
dor W Coous. Butte
e $ Hooper, philadel- y Stein. Great Falls
phia ST Russell, Butte
Thos Stees. Butte FL Lyons. Lutte
WElhomas, Anaconda CT Walker. Anaconda
N j Scott, Butte j III Hamilton, Mis-
NJ b hendricks, Mis- eoula
soula Geo Henediot, Helena
chas . Borrowman, st 40 Mcmillan, Granite
Louis j j Hernans. Rimlni
NJ Dehosier, Marysyille Joe Lowlby, MarysVllle
NJ b hadormaker. Billings
Arrivals at The Helena.
Il r Ellis, Portland Blk Bloch, Salt Lake
ID Goldberg, Butte Ri hillar, hicago
j l. Sloane, Missoula II W Turner, Butte
j Il ConGlt. GIendlVe L I'll Gray san Fran
j 5 tanwell, Ihiladel- cisco
phia + " Foster, St Paul
f Goughnoua, Livings- NJ b Rodemaker, Bill
j NJ FOX, Red Lodge LII fenske, Billings
Mrs Walter Cooper, VIM A Lombard. New
Bozcman York
Geo N Hays, Billings Fred + Middleton, Min
A } Seisser, Chicago neapolis
o \ Hall, San Fran j $ ~iiarville. San Fran
cisco cisco
j { Patterson, Great n 81 arker, Great Falls
taIl- " l. Reeder, Lutte
I !. lieadar. Entte j |. Goldsmith. st Paul
{ 1t holton, hTcat Falls j ii Riley, Butte
- } lienne,ss. Finite J A Dppenhelmer, New
lin tarr"ll, orateilo Sydney FOX, Helena
A tgrd w. Butte ii X lia,vorson, Mime
Nj Is Heudricks, Mis- apolis
sonia b Murphy, st Paul
rahcock's for Hats, To-day.
The latest in silver slipper buckles. sec them
a. lle lielenH JeW"lry 20
Lao" curtains. fnil size, FOR 81 per pair at Tie
CT Hive tn, IS week
An Important Difference.
10 make it apparent to thousands, who
think Themselves i'll, that they arc not az
fected with any disease, but that the system
simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfot,
home to their hearts. as q cOstIve condition
ia easitY cured by using Syrup of Figs
Manufactured by tho California Fig SyruI
company
Short ORDER a speclsltS At the Bon Ton.
While You Walt.
.e~No dental law.
t7f"Ao code OF ethics.
III Teeth pulled while you wait, at
Din. /tHFu'f. Foot of Broadway.
HELENA ~ BlilEF,
Jackson'a music store. Bailey block.
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Queen City Lodge 30. ~. L. o. q.
Meets every Friday.
Regular meeting OF the above lodge will be hold
at ODD Fellows Hall tins evening. Solourning
brothers are cordially invited.
Il. a. FRASER, n. 6.
q. {. kiRKWoLD, Rec. bscy.
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FOR RENT.

The Hotel "-poTord,9 ied Lodge, Mon
taHa.
An elegant three-story brick, just I'm
iahed, will be leased to tie right party for T.
term Of years.
Contains thIrty-fge large sleeping rooms,
L spacIons dining room, bar, billiard room,
harDeraIup and 81 vefal pArlUrs-not a dark
room III the houso-Bteam heat, electric
lights, call and fire alarm system through
out, perfect plumbing and sewerage. Fin
corner room suitable fer drugstore, bank or
small businegg.
Onl9 hut'l In town of ], 800 people, pres
ent ermlHus OF Cooke City division, North
eTu Pacific r~aIIroa4, distributing point for
northern Nyomlu growing rapidly.
Fog terms, picture II building or further
info nation, wIite: The Rocky Fork Town
d Eiectr-c COMPANY, OwnersJ, Red Lodge;
Nom.
Outing flannel IN Fprsng ~lar'orns al The Pee
live THIS week for lZa,r
Iii coml arson vi IA the colossal clearing sale
Al Satds Bros. all other su4os Win slnk into in
Significance.
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samuel IL. pavis-special.

Something nov IN silver and satin belts at IL
Helena j. We g., o..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

In conn arson win t.e COLOSSAL clearing sale
AT Satdz Bros. all other Skies wlli slnk into in
Significance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

Outing flannel in Tpr5ng Patterns al Tie Pee
Hive TINS week for lZzle
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24

Great bargains at the 2dc towel salo this week
at The Zee Hive.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

tiigham, John Patton. W. w. Taylor, 5.
\. tiayley; Elders g. Mcintyre, George ID.
Mcdill. David Stewart, NJ. y.
Temperance-Revs. w. 7. swartz, II; Il.
Buustein. c. c. Adams. J. +. franklin;
Elders George V. Massey, Robert >.
>hultz. Dr. David Stewart.
Aid for College, The Reys. George L.
Thompson, J. D. Blake, II, +. Mason,
II. q. q. Vincent; Elders, u. ". Harlan,
Prof. w. A. Bishop; Thomas h, Forter.
EDucA1ioSkL ouMMifrEEs.
Religious Experience-Reys. A. y. keig-
vim II. L. Mason, L. W. Long
Theology-Eeys =. a. Gayley, j. f..
Stonecipher, ". II. Logan.
Church liistory-lteys II. l.. Bunstein,
c. a. Walker. H. A. sawyer.
Arts and Scicnces-Reys. ;. ". Reigart,
J H. Millgan, + II. Moore,
Languages j. l.. Nalldndisham
S. A, Gayley, W. Z. Swartz. :.
Church Government and SaCraments--
Revs, l.. Marks. j. ) Howk, c. Z. Adams.
Permanent Committee on the Revision
of the standing Committee Of l'resbvtery
-Reys w. ?. swar;z, A. y. keigwin.
Moderator Swattz named the Rev. T. IL.
Moore rs vice moderator and one minister
and one elder the committee upon each Of
of the seasonal records. He appointed the
following other committees
Synodical Minntes--Rey. j. ;. Howk,
George Thompson.
Finance-Elder w. NJ. Candy, l.. +.
Bush, a, q. 1oadvine,
Leave vi Absence--Rey. H. q, q. Vim,
cent, ). NJ. Perry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
rnE HoArs OF coLuMnrS.
Arrival Of the Cnravels at Hampton
Roads Welcomed by Booming Guns.


FoErRrs~ MnNR0E, VA, April 9l.-.rhe
three Columbus carayels arrived here At
1870 o'clock this morning, in tow of the
three spanish war ships, and We're re-
CeIycd With great thuuders Of salutes ana
display Of the flags Of the countries as
represented by the fleets, and dropped
anchor al the end Of the American line Of
vessels.
The day could not have been more beau.
titul OF the scene more impressive as tlcy
came into the roads, decorated from lib
boom to tatfraIl with the flags of CASTLE
aud ArragUn and Queen Isabella standing
ont and tiuuering IN the gentle nreeze.
The little tieet were tumbcd about OF
the Virginia coast yesterday in lively
fashion by the wind that blew gale all
day, but they managed To make the CApes
early this morning and after taking pilots
aboard projected III. n the head Of the
fleet was the UNPROTECTED cruiser lnfantu
Isabella. towing the flagship santa Maria
which displayed the tag Of an admiral.
Behind and = mile asternrame the torpedo
vessel, Nucva EsPana, VITA the Nina as
| her charge, and in the !attcr,S waie was
the big black protected cruiser tvna Rem
genie with the hiuta.
They we're tuWpd by ut least a quarter of
| q mile of hawser, and looked like SO many
ducks setting Oh the water, with tile
| feathers of thcir tails plucked. When oil
the fort the stats and stripes were broken
out and saIuted ~ tile leader, the fort re-
| spending
Before the santa Maria was abreast of
| the Philadelphia tho Dutch frigate Van
| Shyk ran Up the spanish rOlurs and sa-
| lutci them with 10 rounds. Then the
| Russian shin, General Admiral com
| mcnCc'i to salute, aud later every flagship
| III the harbpr honurtd these curious.
| booking craft and the country they cnIau
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
srYplr.scnooL coNrENrloNs.
Two Big Meetings IN st. Louis--rhe Dele
gates From Delaware,

sitea FROM DelaWhfe.
The seventh international ll2th ma
tionail Sunday-sehoul convention Of the
United States, the Domination of Canada
ard Newfoundland will be held in st.
Louis, August 3lst, and September ist
and I'd, in connection with the second
worlds Suuday-sCnoDl convention, to
be held in the same place September
4th, jth and 9th The sessions Of the
convention will be held in the Exposi.
tiun Building.
September III there will be an excur-
sion under the direction of the St. Louis
committee, and September 3D. the dele.
gates will visit the churches and sun.
day-schools of the city.
The number OF delegates from each
Ut the states and Territories Of the
United States will be equal TO four
times the representation in Congress
both houseslior four delegates for each
100000 Of the population, with CORE
spending number from tile provinces
and territories Of the Dominion of
Canada ana Newfoundland The mum.
Der ot delegates from foreign lands is
unlimited but restricted to such as
Dear credentials from national and in.
tefnGtiOnal sunday school organizations
where they exist. BY the action OF the
international Sunday-school executive
committee the delegates to the interna.
tlJHal convention are made delegates
from the United states and Canada to
the worlds convention and all delegates
from foreign lands To the worlds con.
yeuiton are invited to seats in the in.
tcrGatiuuai convention and to partici.
t.s4F irt "a "a al nHlh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax.
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fever
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
news, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them and it is perfectly free FROM
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
rists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufacturcd b. the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
THE STORM ON THE RIVER.


Day and sight :. No Communications
with the BrraINwatcr.
Special Cnrreapcndenc a tiaHette and Journal
NEW ChsrLF, April 2l--cIne Of the
heaviest storms that has prevailed aluus
the river for years RACED all Of yesterday.
The wind blew with almost the force of a
hurricane and the rain came down in
perfect torrents. The tides were unusually
high. MANY % the lower wharSes being
completely inundated.
Tie Delaware river last night from this
city to the Break water, was strewu with
craft of all sizes and description lying with
both anchors out awaiting "A change in
the weather. All wire communication
with the Breakwater was cut of. The
Maritime Exchange was only doing bust
ness by wire to points north of here all
day.
Few Of the shai fishermen ventrred ou;
IN the river, and those that did go out
were hardly paid Tor their trouble and the
risk they incurred # losing their nets and
bnuyS.
About midnight, last night the residents
in the city hail section were awakened by
a terrific crash ON investigation it was
found that one Of the immense birch trees
on Delaware street, near the uiilpin House.
had been uproulei by the wind aud strewn
across the middle of the street. several
other trees in that locality were damaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

The annual meeting Of the bishops of
thcpruyinCe of baltimore was hrldWClnCs
duy at the residence Of Cardinal tiihbons,
il Baltimore. The cardinal presided, and
The other bishops present were KAN Of
Wheeling, Nurthrup Of Charleston, and
Van De Eyyer OF Richmond The annual
meetings are held to consider the financial
and spiritual condition OF the varl1li, do.
cgscs. After the meeting Cardinal Gibbons
entertained tile bishops at dinner, which
was also attended BY Bishop Foley Of de-
troit, Rev. +. j. BOnuhuG, rector II Tic
Cathedral Rev c. L. Thomas, chancellor
OF the archdiocese; Rev. J T. Whelan,
secretary u the cardinal and Rev, W. a.
Reurdpu, assistant rector ut the Cathedral.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
4 rrt.nnsr Jmmr. from a rraIn.

George Kirby, prisoner in custody
Of u i'HlladelPhia detective, en- roulo
from Milford u Philadelphia, succeeded
~ making his ESCAPE by jumping from
the tram as 1t was passing through this
city, Friday evening. The police were
notified Of the escape, but nave failed to
come up with the fugitive. Kirby asKc!
permission 10 20 10 the lavatory of the
car and jumped ont through the window
while The detective waited outside the
door. \ similar escape was made in this
city year ago, ~ 4 prisoner in charge
Of detective from the central station,
Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
HUNDREDS MADE HOMELESS
Destructive Fire in the City
of Warden, Idaho.
THE BUSINESS PORTION IN RUINS
The Loss is Between $780,
900 and 100000.


SEATTLE. WASH, April FLA Warden,
Idaho, special says
The business portion OF this city is in
ruins and hundreds of people are home
less. Fire started IN l.ambon's clothing
house, between and . o'clock THURSDAY
morning, and the flames gained full head.
way before they were discovered. Before
any systematic work could be done by
volunteers they had spread to adjoining
buildings.
The liremen worked heroically to pre-
vent the tire from spreading. and by tear
ing down buildings. succeeded IN checking
the flames before they reached the resi-
deuce portion OF the town.
The total loss is estimated at between
$4,000 and s1NN,uDl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
THE srANpIxG COMMITTEES.


The COMMITTEES on standing committees
made tile following report
Home Missluns-lhe Eevs. William II.
Logan, $. A. tiaylcv, y. D., ]. l.. Nl.Ian-
digham, II. d. ami :, " Reisart; Elders
4. u. Folk, William X. Crosby, c. B.
Finley.
Foreign Missions The Revs. 4. \.
Kelgwin. Luther \. Oates. j. I. Marshal
and =. lIae,tie Wylic; Elders ]. ", McCgi.
Tough, W. NJ, CanDy, Genrge A. Blake.
Ministerial Relief-.rhe Rev f. IL.
Moore, y. II. Miller r. D.. J, + stone.
cipher and ]. :. liowk Elders Higgins,
Taylor and Corbct.
Education EcYs. H. Marks, T.. W Long,
). VI, Perry. = McEImoyle; Elders Clark,
Brush, Met orklc
Church Erection Revs ). NJ. Perry, u.
&. Fitzgerald +, II Moo?e II, @. q. Vim
cent; Elders l.. b. Frazer, IoatVine, Trcn-
chard
Publication aud sabbatl.,school Work
Revs. J. +. Stoueripher, e. a. Walker. C.
{. Adams and j. ;. ilO%k Elders Wallace,
Revnoid, and WALES.
freeimen-Revs. j. u. Blake. ]. Il.
Milligan, H. 4, sawyer and Thomas IL.
Lee; Elders llershtl Baird and Hudson
Manses--lllders !, A. Nicholson, William
| 5. lricsett, James Morrow, II. II Brady,
| w. e. Fontiinnt William Marshall, NJ. d.,
Crcdcntlai,--ReVs, y. II. Miller. William
| H. Logan, Lafayette Marks aud -. H..
l.averty; Elders. u. l.. Cunning, Or. Me
| Henry and John 7. Wilson.
Systematic Recommendations. ]. r..
| Milligan. GEORGE +. Thompson, J. d.
Blake ], T Marshall; Elders Charles
| Baird. c, s. HowIand, A. l.. Burton.
Historical society-ReYs. J. L. Vallan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
DElrn or y. MIKNr DuNcaN.
A Wcil-known Musician and IL Promi
npnt Citizen ut Sew Castle.

Noll-known Musician aud - Promi-
npnt Citizen ~ Sew Castle.
Special Correspondent Gazette and journal
New CASTLE, April 20--,l, Harry Duncan.
the %ell-knuwn Young musician, died III 3
u'Ciock this morning, after a brief illness,
was taken SICK about 10 days arc with
typhoid fever. which rapidly developed
INTO brain troubles. Mr.. Duncan was in
his 27th year, and was Il brother Of the late
Professor Franl, 5 duncan, who was one
ot the finest musicians in this section OF
the country
Mr.. Duncan was a prominent member
Of seminole Tribe, 80. :, !, q. X. NJ, and OF
several other secret societies, all Of which
will probably attend his funeral lie was
also member Of The CITY Curnet Band
The deceased was unmarried. His surviy.
ing Brothers are Louis +. and George W
Duncan, both OF this citv.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
u EGISTERS ORDER.


NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, DEL, teb. O., 1893
lpon the application uf DANES II. Little, Ad-
mtnistratoru OF DANES Little, late u: Mill Creek
hundred, in said county, deceased, II is
ordered and directed by The Register that the
ing OF Letters Of Administration upon the
estate at tho deceased, with tho date uf grant
ius thereof, by causing advertisements 10 be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
Letters IA SIX OF tue most public places of the
my Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
The same, o. apidu by au Set 0f Assembly in
t!rh rHsc made and ptoyldrI: aui also cause
thr same Ia be Inserted within the same period
~ ~" DELAWARE GAAErTE ASH sTArE JOURNAL,
Il newspaper puolishel III Wilmirgtc-, Del,
ana 10 be continued therein two months
1iiyeu under tho hand nnd seal Of Orics
81 the Register aforesaid, 1T Wilmington,
IL s.Jm New Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

The Rev and Mr.. John y. {. Hanna
were given ra1y "Wednesday evening lin
cnlebrutUu of tic 18th anniversary II
Their marriage. those ia attendance were
m"mbers d Asburr nurah and nam
Durel about 100. Tie bad weather kent
away many who Otherwise would have
been present Mn. linul was presented
wllA IN elegant taplr AIM banquet lamp
of ONYX and bras. ani Mrs. Hanua was
gwen braltifGl water pitcher Of silver
Tile lamps Shade j. u pink sik, decorated
with flowers and lace. G. NJ Lritcs and
Cu4ries H. lioruer made The presentation
sptaracs. Nlr. Hanna responded ana eX.
pressed in hitting larm. tile hearty apprc.
ClItlUu Of himself ana wife
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

The fourth annual ball Of Delaware
Lodge b, l.. f., given Friday night in
Institute Hall, was largely attended
and pleasant. Visitors from Jersey
City, Philadelphia and Baltimore were
present They included b. 5. Mace,
CHARLES Woods, j. Il. Cash, William
Ballcntine, Peter Lowell and Charles
Lewis. The hall was beautifully deco
rated with palms lilies, national and
railroad flags and railroad lanterns.
Music was furnished by Albert Orches,
ira. Robert Eakin was grand conductor
and William j. Johnston floor manager.
The assistant floor managers were James
II Murphey, Morris IL Parson, William
Hayes aud William Hates. Thomas De.
Camp, John j, Shields, George Gordon
and Harry Mask composed the reception
committee and George O'Donnell was
chairman Of the committee Of arrange.
ments. James A. Donlin was secretary
and George f. Pagan treasurer. Nj.
Eakin and Miss Clara ltidinEs lod tho
march aud were Immediately followed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston, Mr. aul
Mrs. Murphey, M. parson and Mis-,
Barbara Mari, Mr.. Hayes aud Mis-.
Hayes and Mr.. Doniin and Miss Lizzie
O'NeilI. The conlplimentaties were ban.
quoted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

Harry Ross, c0lpred, driver for George
White the carter, Was thrown from a
hcagy wagon ut .IcutA and Market streets
Thursday, beth wheels Of the heavy
vehicle passing over his body. He was
carried 10 thrlsty's Cigat store at M 3
West Tenth street and the hospital ambu.
lance summoned The ambulance did not
arrive and the injured man was taken 10
the police station where his injuries were
dressed by br, Charles t. Baird. He was
removed 70 his home at Third and Adams
streets. 1t is thought he Will recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
rTo MOVIE MEpnfNGs.


-NhPAlhls lHNTNNhS Evening"
Frank ;. Dnre and Miss Clara NJ.
Henderer were married, Thursday night,
at the residence Of the brides paw
enis, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus l.. Hen
derer, No. $50 Harrison street, hy the
Rev. A. \. keigwin. II. i. Dure, ,lr., and
Hunter GFubb were the gruOusmcn and
Misses Helen Dure and jennie licndcrer
the bridesmaids. T. Leslie Carpenter
played the bridal march. lhe oride was
costumei in cream brocaicd SIX trimmed
with applique point lace, and carried a
shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley.
The bridesmaids We're robed in white SIX,
trimmed with duches, lace and carried
EaFrance rosebUds, Only the immediate
relatives and intimate friends OF the con-
tracing couple were present \ reception
followed the ceremony. The gifts were
principally % silver and cat glass. MIR.
and Mrs. Dure went 10 Boston 10 pass their
honeymoon.
The wedding of willard Ii. Crooks ana
Fannie q. New EorIcr took place Thursday
evening at the residence ut tue briuC S
uncle, Charles IL. McWhorter, No, nS
ADAMS street. MIR. kcigwin oiiiciated.
Thomas CRFtmell was best man and Miss
Annie MCWhortet bridesmaid. 'lhc pshers
"cre George Huxley and Frank Massey,
Miss Alma New horter played the bridal
! march. The bride wore a pink silk gown,
with white veil, and carried pink rusubt,ds.
The bridesmaid was arraNcd IN steel K
I and also carried pink rOsebuas. The at
tendance was large. a reception was held.
The gifts were numerous and elegant. MIR.
and Mrs. Crooks went Oh northern tour.
Elmer / Bye OF this city was married
| Tuesday week to Miss trace Everett Of
Clinton, n. y. The wedding took place
in the Episcopal church at the latter
! place. Benjamin T. Bye, jr., was best
a.t,1 NIL L.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

William Mills and Alexander Scribner.
two colored boys, charged withthe larceny
Of slT from William Eastburn q farmer
living near Pleasant Hill were each com.
United to New Castle Jail in default Of 500
bail by Justice Sasse "Wednesday. The llds
were inmates Of the Ferris Industrial
School aud were allowed to work Tor Egst.
burn when they took it into their heads 10
rob their eInployer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
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snNclalG orfr7pondente vi Gazette AMI JOlrna
NEW Castle, April 2l.-llrs. Mary u.
Rogers, wife Of J. Harry Rogers. died tins
morning at o'clock. after prntyac,c,l
illness. The deceased was iii her 18th year.
she was an estimabIe lady an, had Il large
circle ut friends throughout The state she
WAS lifelong resident Of New Castle and
u prominent member of 81, rctcr Il. &.
church. bcsidcS her husband, two Gaush-
tiers and otc son all grown, survive her.
They are Pauline H., Lena and Edward I.
Pa.