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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

n. Adams OF this city. ia visiting
relatives In Mlllville. N. j.
Willard Williams is spending o few
days with relatives in our city.
George Williams spent Sunday with
Edward Truitt, at Marcus Hook.
Misc Ada Blake Is visiting Miss Ruth
II. Carpenter, at Marcus Hook.
Miss Mable Kendall Parker. of Ches.
ter, is visiting relatives in our city.
Miss Louie Wood, of Waterville. re-
turned from two days trip to our
city.
william T. Parker, of the firm Of
Parker and Chandler, OF Milton, Is at
Chicago.
]. Talley Smith and family returned
last evening from u two months visit
to Rehohoth.
Mr.. Charles II. Wilkins, OF West
Twelfth street, left to-day for o trip TO
Camden, n. j.
Miss Laura Jerome, OF Chester, IL
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Whitta-
ker. OF our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Appleby have
returned from n trip to Boston, Mass.
aud lar Harbor. Me.
Mail Carrier Asbury Sterling will
take to himself companion for life
some time this month.
Mr.. Cbas. Short who has been visit
ing friends here, return ID to his home
in Philadelphia yesterday.
Chas II. Lippincott left on Sunday,
over the b. d q. II. r., for Chicago.
He will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Richardson left this
morning for cunning trim down the
N IN IN. nj Ha4t.
Mrs. Levi Il. Church and her son,
Master Lee Church, are visiting the
family OF John L. Spurrior at Martins
burg, W. Va.
DIR. c. Russell Jakes and Mr. and
Mrs, w. Is. l.enderman Will leave this
morning for two weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Edward Speakman. OF the PostofIlce,
is at the Worlds Fair. On his return
he will entertain his fellow carriers TO
review of the sights.
Mr.. Walter Cole has gone to Colora,
Nd. where his wife and daughter
Ethel have been for the past three
weeks. He expects to return in q
week.
The Misses Bent of Thurlow, in com
pany with Mrs. +. o. Q. barley and
Miss f. l.. Tage OF Claymont, left last
evening for the Worlds Fair, to he ab
sent two weeks.
| A. r. Beccher. photographer. No, 81,
Market street, is confined to his room
from u severe attack of typhoid fever
lie was delirious nearly all night ant
his symptoms were rather alarming.
Mr.. Robert Robinson, tho genia
clerk at the Central National Bank, who
always has a smile for every one, ant
who is also financial secretary fol
Hanover sunday School, has gone t,
Chicago via Indianapolis, to see tn,
sights at the great fair. He proposes
spending his whole vacation there.
Miss May Jnrves, vino Inns been.vlsit
ing Mrs. Alfred Hindle, No. 1902 Shall
cross avenue, for the last ten day
will close her visit today and lenv,
for her home in Baltimore, Md. Will,
here SHE visited hosts OF her forme
acquaintances and was received pleas
antly by all. Mrs. Jarves is til,
daughter of u former well known Wi
mlngtoniun, MIR. Lewis Jarves. who
left our city about ono year ago to aG
cept a lucrative position with tn,
Maryland Steel Company at Sparrow
Point.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

John sullivan was before the NUM-
clpal Court this morning for drunken.
ness. John said he had only taken one
drink, but 1t must have been a large
one, as when Captain Kane found hiln
he was paralyzed from drink. John
was fined 81 and costs. as 1t was his
first oflense.
Whenever Tilie Hamilton gets on a
spree, she disturbs everybody in her
neighborhood. Last night she i'm
bibed too freely upon Front street
whisky, which caused hor to become
very disordery. For her conduct she
was fined 50 and costs
Edward Nulvey, Charles Kyle and
Cornelius Lyons were fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness
Tho charge of chicken stealing
against Chris Rruokes, was dismissed
on recommendation of the city solicit
tor.
Charges Of corner lounging and dis
orderly conduct against james Patton,
George Brown, Alice Wilson and EN-
ma Hopkins, all colored, were dis
charged, a5 testimony proved that.the
parties had only been OIL the corner a
short time, and then only because of
some excitement there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Joseph II. Kirk. coroner of New
Castle county. died at the home OF his
father ut stanton yesterday. lie eX-
PRED at . o'clock. He had beon con.
fined TO his bod fol one week from
typhoid fever, which caused his
death.
Mr. Kirk was 50 years of uge aud was
born at Rising Sun. Md. When child
his parents removed to Stanton, where
he received his education Being a
cripple he engaged in the cigar husI.
ness. In 1854 lie was appointed post
master Mt stanton ANA continued in
this position lntIl 1883. wien ho TO-
signed. lilo afterward engaged IN tho
life insurance busine - and Hgricul.
tural Implement business in this city.
In $500 Mr. Kirk was named as the
Democratic candidate Tor the coroner
ship, hut WIS defeated by Charles J..
Sparks. the Republican candidate. Two
years luter, IN 1882. he was elected
coroner by n large majority over Geo,
W. jackson, tho Republican nominee.
Although the death OF Coroner KiIli
was only announced last night, thrle
are already number of candidates
mentioned for tho Office. Amunu
them arc Deputy Coroner james j
Fox, who has been acting in the All
sence OF Coroner KIRK; Charles II
Jewell of New Castle. who was II eau
ditnte for the Office previous to the
4 Democratic nomination, but withdrew
A before the nomination, ana Geurg'
/ Mailman uf st. Georges huuired. VIII,
was defeated by Mr. Kirk at tho last
nomination election.
At that time MIR. llnlllnan recevr,
1862 votes the next highest number t,
Mi X rk. George ". Murtun OF til
Twelfth ward. Is also nnIneu US eau
dilute for tho place lie Is An uudnr
tlNer with H. W. Palmer.
Tho runctal will take plnce from Ia
parenis home Friday afternoon ut
o'clock. He was unmarried
lie was "A member OF Uuity Lodge
/ No. Al, |. q. @. T.. which viii huS
charge OF the funeral.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

The Elliton Fair, for tho year 1898,
opened on Tuesday The attendance
was rather small Tho display Of cat.
tic was worth looking upon. although
not very lnrgeln numbers. HE laklrs
wora out IN force, as 1t snem4 no Coun-
tY fair IL n success nuw-a DAYS with
out, for the country boys 10 spend
their surplus eHzh. The book makers
aud the men with tho faro layout were
on hand railng III tho n,mble silver
dollars
One tough looling customer stands
I and inGustrionsiy turns the large
wheel that Is studded with pegs, when
j It goes round and stops ut either
hinck, red OF stir green Ii It stops
at either black or red you get back
even money. II II stops at star green
aud you have Your money on 1t YOU
get four times the amount oil your
morry returned to you.
~ hc horse faGIBg was good AMI tho
best horses won. lhe ialr Will be con
tltnel 10 day. To morrow and ends on
Friday.
1t is snid that this year will end tho
EIktpn l1lr Tor good, rs IL is heavily in
Gtdt and viii hatc To ~ sold TO ray Its
creditors, There is bhnd on tic
grounds, About tho oulythiHg YOU
=fitil hsdr is Tie bass drum. the other
mn 4iCjans 4oiHg III as they catch their
breath. 1t is also s1!d that speak
cusy Is run ont the grounds III suall
rHryaa tent, init being Temperance We
were uualle to iinl the place t. Qituci
ON THIRST,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Captain James Millman OF Milford
Will have another hearing before y. S.
Commissioner Macallster o-morrow
morning OH a charge OF stripping or
plundering the wrecked schooner
William q. Bee which went down in
tho storm last Wednesday night of
Cedar Beach. The captain was given
hearing this morning. but owing 10
tile absence OF several witnesses the
case was laid over.
1t seems that on Saturday morning
last. three members oil the crew OF the
schooner Henry Laws, of which Mill
man 10 captain, went to the sunker
schooner and took from her two top
sails some rope and blocks, which they
took ashore. md placed them in a
cabin belonging to Mr.. harrington.
The defence was that harrington
had Leen authorized to take care o.
the goods and those on board the
sunken craft by the captain.
The penalty Tor stripping vessel il
not more than $4,000 fine. nor more
than five years Imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Levy Court reyouvened Yesterday
afternoon Tie seventh Street bridge
across Tie blaniywiue Crrek Is again
oft OF ortIer, flo goose Heck inter
Iaiug with Lie etferllal turning OF
Tic draw. Ilfa Delaware Gonstrur.
lion toWlunyZ MIS- awarded the con-
tact, lis price being ."ua.
y communication WIS received from
Dr Black cutting attention IT, the dan-
Ecr TO puh.F health and safety from
tine sewer New ast,e jail No ac;lOn
was taken on tho matter as It has been
referred to ne Prison committee at a
previous met ing.
EHa,tl ear only was directed to ex.
amino the pi1HniuE ana stone work
on tia roadway leading between Au-
Eustino bridge ana thu pier. ihv work
wHs reported Ia h6vO heeH damaged
ty he I1te storms
Tho CuEiHt,er tested HE automatic
asal 5 a. tho entrance, To Market street
bridge and Found them satisfactory
lna Eutcs arc operated by Il scroll
plHtc, HheH lowers them when the
bridge hits mCNed four fRet from ils
ehuiTe- lE tic re'Urn ard wheH with.
~ 'ho slmr iiF,anuU Of the draw the
. ,taa viii isslf.
ae .UEt account showed I'M axpon-
Gi'urt ul 5lS.stI} 95 Tho receipts for
thu month were a4b iS.l.. Ins bank
account showed u LN.aGco Of oyor
$1,000,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

DOTGlllltTY-On the 5th instant, So
phtN. ,iauEht"r OF John and Mary
llousherty. aged years and months.
Rclat Ycs aud friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. from thC
residence al her parents Rising sun
hul.. ON Thu sday afternoon al o clock
services at 81. .loseph's church. Inter,
mcmt at st. joseph Church Cemetery
GuEsT-on september I'LL. 1879, at Lo,
Angeles, Call 'ornln, Albert H., son o.
}. II. Gue>t, OF lilRndywinc hundred, il
the .Sth year Of his age.
KIRK Near stanton. Del. on SEPT. 5th
1899. joseph H. Kirk, aged - ypals.
Relatives and friends aud Unity Lodge
the funeral from his lafe hpmo, . u Fri
day, september sth, without turtle
notice. al = u'clOch p. IN. lntCrment II
ltIveryic& cemetery.
IYSAM-in Mil Greek Hundred, OF
August .Gih lNr', or cholera infantuM
Ella May. daughter OF Lewis II. unI
Elizabeth H. i,ynan, aged 10 months an,
IL days.
MCMI rEIEN-Nca; State Road station
bCl., on september =itn. 1893. Ella
W Me Mul!ru wife OF CN-Marsia
lienrFH. McNnlien.
Rrmtye, and friends are invited to at
tcnd tho funeral sc,Nicts ~ her iptt
re ideneh Oh Thursday. september Z h
at IN o'eiaCt IL Ia. lutcrtncni mt ST
Hcurgcs tcth teri II. Georges Del. Flu
neral private.
RICHARDS In this city. on sent. 5tb
1871, Mary t. Richards. aged Is years
Relatives aud friends arr invited 10 ut
toHd funeral services ut Brandy vine NJ
y. tiurch on 'lhutslaE cNruiaG at / 3.
funeral on l'r'huy, 10 proceed TO Quael
anne seunlttN MD.
Gone, but not forgot on. "
NhNBFGRlFT-A Newport. Del., on tn
5th instant, sadie J. q. he dnUght CT oI
WIN !. NtndCgrift, aged 5 months adt
4 dnys.
Relatives Hnd friends of the family ar
rns,GeIis5s -t,t l.. q. Nnnsiagrtft, Ncwpofi
hc'., oh Thurs lay, the It'll In i. ScrTict.
at the h tu5r ~ . -. NJ. inter nent nj II
,IHmes Cemetery, Newport.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Tho Ideal is n guaranteed or no
money heater. T. \. Mitchell, 102 W.
9TH street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06


NEW Castle, Sept. 6.-This evening
at the residence OF the brides parents.
on Orange street, the wedding OF Mr..
William Rotmock. of Wilmington, and
Mise Iillle Brough will take place.
After the ceremony q reception Will
follow. 1t promises to DO the grand
est affair held In New Cpstle for years.
Thomas Begley, formerly OF this
city, now of Philadelphia, is very low
with typhoid fever.
On tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
the funeral OF Mrs. McMullen, wife OF
ex-Marshal McMullen. will take place.
Funeral services will be held at the
house,
The public schools opened here yes.
terday. Professor Knapp and his as
sistants wera kept busy getting things
under way with over 500 children.
Tho poison iiend is around again. A
valuabla Newfoundland dog OF MIR.
Horny Hamilton has been poisoned.
Tho Trustees of the Commons held
tho regular monthly meeting OF that
body last evening. The filling OF the
vacancy caused by the death Of the
late Michael II. King was postponed
| for ono month.
Tho regular meeting OF the City
Council was held last evening. All
| four members were present. The
committee on streets reported having
put IN trunks and made other repairs.
Two members OF Council were glad OF
the action of tho committee as the
newspapers had been giving several
items to them lately. The Finance
Committee reported over $500 Iii the
treasury. How Is that for hard times
in New Castle?
| Five new Tampa were ordered to be
put up. Two ON Sixth street, one on
| South street near the engine house
and two on Union street between Della
ware and South. The Council refund.
ed oycrpaid taxes on 500 to VIM.
Deakyne. Several bills were ordered
paid. Some idea having been in the
minds of some that the dog ordinance
was not legal 1t was given another
reading. Mayor Herbert will enforce
this ordinance. He is the peoples
mayor. He belongs to no part mol
10 no sect.
No man owns him. Tie intends t.
act In this matter as knowing nobody
| What he says he means, and VIVA
Mayor Herbert means he always sayA
The ordinance regarding the electri,
railway was given two readings. Ais;
an ordinance changing Water, hiarkat
Orange, Vine and Union streets IL
Front, Second, Third. Fourth ant
ritn hllectS, IeCeltcu ITO III ~ am nuo
ond readings. Tho names of Thu
streets will be placed on tho lamps
New Castle lntenis to progress. II hai
a progressive Mayor.
Tho news OF tile death OF Corone
Kirk arrived here yesterday afternoon
and no sooner did 1t than tho man,
friends of Under taker Clewell advised
him to come out for Coroner. Tn
appointment Of Coroner Kinks success
sor lies with the Governor. MI. Clew
ell is II gentleman we'll qualified TO III
the position with credit, He was
candidate at the nomination when MI
Kirk was nominated, and received owe
500 votes in New Castle. His man
friends intend to work hard to hav
HIM appointed. MAC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Tho pigeons which wele released by
}. W. Cooke, Of the Adams Express
Company. Sunday morning, arrived at
their eoops safely. Mr.. Cooke roceiv-
ed a card from G. L. AIalin, their own
er stating that tho birds had covered
the distance in two hours aud twenty
five minutes. While filing they
averaged l07l.3 yards per minute The
Newark birds rived at their coops ut
ll.3Ols O'Clock, having made the dis
lance III . hours and 45ig minutes.
Their average speed Tor minute was
ll12 yards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06


Solomon Pinder, before the Munich
pal Court this morning. was ordered
to furnish u bail bond to the amount
of 800 to insure his future good CON
duct toward his wife. Mary a. Finder
Tho hearing OF the case occupied
over hours OF the court. IL seems thar
the parties have not been living toge!h-
en- since April 26 They wcre married
only four years. and Mrs. Finder gave
as her reason Tor DESERVING her hus-
band because he did not support her.
After leaving him ho called on her
several times at tho home of her
mother, No. 4l5 East Second street.
and after bong ordered away she says
be drew a revolver. and swore that she
would die II they could not live to-
gether.
Last Saturday she says he repeated
his threats and sunday morning also.
She said she was In mortal dread of
Kim, He had so excited her by his al
leEed threats that she Is now of very
nervous temperament
ii. q. Turner, who represented the
defendant, produced witnesses who
showed that his client had always
done what he could to satisfy his wife.
10 had never boon known to abuse
her Witnesses who boarded at tho
house swear. that they always thought
her to DO amply provided FOR.
As for her being in dread of her hus-
band Turner thought that was only
imaginary. Witnesses testified that
lie had met his wife on the street soy.
eral times and ii lie wanted to do lier
any bodily harm ho could have done
so. Finder. through letter. was given
u good recommendation by Mayor
Shurtlid5U and other officials.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06
WHY BABIES Die
Difficulties Of Feeding
at This Season.
One Food That Meets iha Tests
Of a Perfect Diet.
What Science Has Done to
Help Mothers.
Lactated Food Fulhlls All Re.
quirements.
September Is a Serious Month
Where II Is NOT Used.

Babies dle. nine times out OF ten,
from improper feeding.
At this season indigestion. dlarrhpa.
and cholera infantum do their fearful
mischief quickly.
Mothers. whose children have lived
through August too often think that
the great peril Is over, and often grow
careless in attention to baby's diet
But this is serious month for chill.
dren, as tho high death rate for Sep
tember shows.
Tho mournful spectacle Is presented
OF Infants pining away and dying
from causes which might be avoided
II mothers knew moro about tho great
advances OF science In infant feeding.
Physicians and nurses, who have had
largo experience with sick children In
cities and towns, emphasizes the fact
that homes where lactated food is used
escape WASTING disease IN a most signi
iicant manner. Lactated food Is pre-
pared with the true scientific know
ledge that nothing better can be done
thun to follow nature as closely ne
possible in the feeding OF infants. Lac
tated food is most like mothers milk
1t has saved the lives OF thousands of
little ores. IL is within the roach o
all. Use 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Chris. brooks called at our Office
this morning anu stated that lie had
no connection whatever with Ed. Will
llams. who was arrested Tor stealing
chickens. The fact that Chris. was
discharged this morning proves
the truth OF his assertion. Williams,
II seems, desired to cnst the RESPONSE
bility of his theft on some ono else and
selected Chris. as the victim. The
plan did not work, however. and Chris.
wus set free while Williams was sent
to New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

given to Miss Helen View, at the resi-
dence OF her parents, No. 205 East Eff.
teenth street, tuesday evening.
Among those present were; Misses
Julia Diggs, Hannah Hogans, Charity
Simpson, Helen Gilbert. Lizzie Gilbert.
Emma Williams, Bella Murray. Mary
Moore. Messrs. Samuel Stevenson,
benjamin Mills. Leroy Caldwell, Jos
Sullivan. Edward Fountain. Walter
Mercer, George Walker. William Cald'
well, William simpson, Freddie Shock
ley. All spent very enjoyable even
ing. At reasonable hour supper
was partaken of and all returned tc
their many homes, wishing her ma ny
happy returns OF tho day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

A stray black and white dog Invaded
the yards OF several parties ON SeYen:2
street between Adams and jackson
streets last night and not only dis.
turbed the residents with its lncessant
bowling but destroyed u great variety
OF flowers. which We're highly priced
by the lady owners. This morning
the dog was lying asleep IN the yard
OF Mr.. Smith, and Mr.. Joseph declares
II it had been OIL his premises he
would have got his revolver, which lie
ms always III rendtness for mnraaders,
and shot linn de, d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06
Double Wedding.

Thursday. August 81, at the home OF
Edwin Walton, Ercildoun. Chester
County, Pa, his daughters. Frances
Il. AID Mabel. were welded to Albert
Reynolds ~ John Kendlg respective.
ly. Nearly no hundred relatives and
frleLds We're Present. The ceremony
was strictly i'll accordance with the
Jules of the Society of Friends and ut
the conclusion AarEaretta Walton
made an earnest address to the brides
and glooms. The certificates were
read by Prof. Joseph S. Walton anu by
Winfield Moore respectively, after
which wedding feast was partaken
Of by all present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

W. Thornton Purks, vino has been
in the employ OF Vim. Luke at Rock
land for the past ten years, started
this morning for a ten days visit to
his parents, who reside near Guinea.
Virginia, His son Leonard, bright
little hoy, accompanied him. They
Will also visit fredericksburg and
Richmond. This is Mr.. Purk's second
visit In twenty-four years to the home
of his parents, anG no deserves this
leave of abs once from Il situation he
has iilled 50 satisfactorily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

Miss Lottie Wood, former student
OF the High School, we'll ana pleasant
y known in Wilmington, where she
formerly resided. wrote TO a friend in
Our city from her present homo la
hsster, Pa, that shO IL becoming
very much attached TO lier adopted
home and thinks that barring tho
pleasant associations which size mudo
here. would be contculcd 10 make
Chester hor lifelong residence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

In'n'.a 'aetuJ Z. rltEr- asayraarlfrs.
Etntt4 AMI u.e4 DT Hoopess' anudyue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

The entire Wilmington city Electric
Hallway was tied up yesterday alter.
noon from twenty minutes after five
O'clock until twenty minutes Of seven
O'Clock. caused by tho bursting of d
stean pipe that connected with a large
boiler lint supplies the power to run
the dynamos. The accident was one
of those unavoidable kind that hap.
pens to The best regulated roads in the
country. lhe engine house was filed
with tic escaping steam, and IL was
some time before the repairs could DO
made,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

A large number of Wilmingtonians
went to Elkton to-day to see the pacing
stallion Saladin, owned by james b.
Green, OF this city, go against his rec.
ord OF 2.05ai.
He will also attempt to lower the
worlds record and that OF tho track,
the former which he will undoubtedly
accomplish, 1t being 2.9I and held by
" edgewood.
The performance will be on the
track of the Elkton fair grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

There was n serious alteration oc-
CURED between two brothers and n
weli-known citizen of New Castle. in
a saloon not tar from Seventh and
Market streets. The two brothers were
anxious to fight tho other party, when
no remarked II will not light you with
my fist but let us take revolvers at
ten paces and right in this saloon. Ii
you kill mo I'm satisfied" But the
man behind the bar said ''neln, nen.'
The brothers nlso said no. 10, so they
had to quit. Our New Castle friend is
not coward by any means and can dc
all the Growing as he was not tae one
to back down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

This morning n gentleman called
on clark of the Peace Biggs to procure
II license to gun in our state, Is fow
frlon.ls from Pennsylvania proposed
to visit him and engage in that sport
for week OF two. lie WAS not little
slrprlsed to find that Mr.. Is. could not
issue license OF tho kind. lie next
visited tho magistrates Office to whom
Alr u. referred him, but that officer
also disclaiInGa am authority to grant
license 10 gun although no could
grant one for fishing.
The gentleman next determined to
hunt up the Secretary of the Game AS
ISOLATION in order to get tho necessary
authority 10 shoota Few birds AS ns
is law.abiding citinrn and wishes to
avoid all pains and penaltios provided
f"r ne protection of tho birds from
tho raids of non-residentS, but We
havn not learned the result of his in
quifY, We should ike to know what
the law ID in regard TO the mattor.