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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-08
MODEL PUBLIC MEN.
Aohbishop Ryan Mentions Gladstone and
Cleveland.

Archbishop Ryan Mentions Gladstone and
Cleveland.
CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-AmonR the notable
gatherings in connection with the Catholic
congress to-day was the meeting of the
Catholic Young Mems National union, at
which Archbishop Ryan. of Philadelphia,
made an address which attracted much at
tention. He held mp ss the model public
man who always had the courage to
do his duty In the face of opposition, mis-
understanding. and oalumny. VIM. n.
Gladssons, a name that called forth loud
cheers. As an example of man who al
wavs felt his responsibility TO God and the
public he said he could not give them a
better nnme than that of Grover Cleveland.
a name that WAS loudly cheered.
Archbishop Ireland addressed two large
meetings of the jewish women's congress.
He advocated religious liberty for all peo-
pie. whatever their race or color. lie par
ticulsrly condemned the persecution of
Jews i'll Russta and was loudly aprlaudea.
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Convent WRECKED by. Cyclone.

RAcFLAHp, La., Sept 7. A severe cy clone
struck the pretty little town Of Lookport,
on bayou La Fourohe. ~ about nine Il. m.
and lsft mass of ruins and desolstion.
Among she buildinas destroyed WAS she
killed arc Sister Pntchnris. Sister Lu ole.
MISS Mabel GAuthreaux, Oliver Rsyet, Har-
hor servant of the convent; nm unknown
man Win his scalp turn off. Thirteen were
seriously wonnded. Oliver Lavopise was
killed near Raesland.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-08

TO-DAY is the date fixed for
the execution Of the nine con-
demned Choctaws at Muscogee
in the Indian Territory.
v Their fate has awakened in
terest and every effort has been
put forth to avert their doom.
August 18th was at length fixed
as the day Of execution. but this
was subsequently changed to
Sept. 8th, when the nine stimuli
taneous executions will take
place.
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The W. II. G.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. THE convention
of Tho W. II. @. was mot altogether har-
monious to-day. The special committee on
the presidents address recommended that
departments, instead of building homes for
widows and nurses of tho war. send them
TO the national homo. This provoked an
excited discussion and 1t was finally tabled.
The following officers We . elected this af-
ternoon and installed: President Mrs.
Amantha j. Waters, of Minnesota; senior
vice. president. Mrs. N. b. Anderson, of
California; treasurer. Mrs. Go, don. OF Kan
sas; councillor. Mrs. G. V. sheriff. of Penn
sylvauiR.
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Called tho Homeopsth. oussk.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE sessions OF
the Pan-Amsricnn Medical congress oon
tinued to-day. Ernest Hart. editor of the
British Medical Journal. delivered an ad-
dress on the ethios of the medical profes
sion. In which he elassed homeopaths with
"ouacks." rs men not to DO recognized a.
doctors, or 30 be consulted with.
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Broodod Over HIS Friends Crook ane

Boferding. of tho Bank of Minneapolis.
shot himself dead this morning. II ID snp-
possd 10 be the result of broodinp over The
action Of Paying Teller ScheiD. who alb
scondsd Saturday with $4,000 Of ths
banks moneJ. BoHsrding's accounts Are
straight.
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Executtnx the Law.

RRpLANps. CAL. Sept. deputy United
States Marshal Faris arrested seven Chinese
this morning on warrants issued by Judge
Ross under the Gsnry law. Five more will
be arrested this afss noon. Lahorsrs from
ranches wore selected. These twelve war
rants are the first of 10 asked by citizens
here. More will be issued az fast as the
cases can be tried In The United States
oourtE.
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Anxious 10 Register Now.

Los ANGELES, GAL, Selt. 7.-One hundred
twenty-eight Chinese residents of this CITY
sent petition to congress- asking another
opportunity to register under the Gesrv
Rci, They declare they refused to teRiste.
before, sunposng the ACT In violation of the
trenty with China. Now they arc anxious
to register and obey all the laws of ths
United states.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-08

MILWAUKEE Espt Capt. Hermann.
who loft this city In balloon Sunday, tel-
egraphed from !. IRnacin, Mich, ysster-
dny afternoon that he WAS all right, but
had ioat his balloon. Eisrmann struck the
lake whom he WAS but twenty Ave miles
away from Milwaukee and was picked up
by q schooner and taken to st. l1nneio.
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Owned Three Ranhs, All Rrshe,

New YoRK. sept. 7.-BeTnnrd WeinboYgor.
owner OF three banks In which poor fora
signsrs of the east side deposited. has loat
$40. 600 In a brewery and absconded. The
doors of the thros banks were closed TO DAY,
and tho police preserved order among the
euIagsd dcnositors.'
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Hamilton Fish Dead.

Nrw YonW, kspt. Tx. Secretary OF
State Hamilton Fish died this morning n,
his country home at Garrison, N. Y. lie
died of heart failure. lie was 80 years old.
Death was entirely unexpected.
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Expenditures Away Above Receipts.

WASHINGTON, Sept. AT no time since
the war have the customs receipts been as
low as now. In the treasury last night the
balance was reduced 10 $l05. 600 900 inclu-
sivo of the gold reserve and S10.000,000
abrazed and uncuYrent and subsidiary coin.
What is left of the depleted gold reserve
continues to be the only cash balance in
the treasury with which to ray Gu rent ex-
penees. Tho receipts are now running
about $170, 900 per day behind the expendi-
lures. For tho fiscal year from July to
the present time. the government exvendi
lures exceeded the receipts by $4,000. GOO.
At this rate the deficit at the end of the
year will bs very .arge.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-08

Special to The Independent.
WAsulNaroN, Sept. l. .-.ConRressman Ha T.
man. Of Montana, o-dAy introduced Il large
number of bills in the house. among them
being emo for public buildings at Butte,
Misaoula, Holenn, Miles City and Great
Falls; also bill TO authorize the Missouri
River Power company to construct a dam
across the Missouri river neRr Helena.
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HEALTH

Is one Of the blessings conferred
by nature which should be jeal-
ously guarded
Far too much careless negli-
gence is displayed in the selec-
ton Of garments which will
preserve health.
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WEALTH

May contribute comfort and
contentment, but neither would
be enjoyed without good health.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17
highest Of all in Leavenino po,.
ABSG9E4J Z ElsY PURE
Dull Times Ahead

Inc railroad companies are M
"lone IN thelr determination TO r4dnc,
1nciI Iorces OF workman to meet tb,
r. nsehC requirements of the timas
Ihere would be no necessitv ro,. ~ :,
tlme5 were good. Not even tba aaIit
IOnal traffic caused bv the (ynrlI'.
( talr at Chicago has made nm Co.. ~.
business depression that has Set ;o ,.e m
an an Ine nam trunk lines of the countrv
Irade on the railroads would not d.
crease II all the manufacturers in ~.
country were kept up to their may
mum outputs. '''' =
But the naked fact is. nannf,otor;,.
are closing all over the country otbar'
are curtalllng their expenses Inv ai.
charging hands, and others are tr,,;,...
20 40 the same thing by cuttino dov.aa
wages which generally leads to str,l,nl
SuIS way OF lmpoVerishing the worl,,
ny ciaSSes. Wilmington, which is us
ualIy amongst the last to c.I ~
effects OF business depressious il ,t I,.t
Succumblng to the pressure M. H.
preston commenced here nv t6a D',,
nlonl state Iron Company makiug
ou' III wages, which was resisted tfbe
''ule by the workingmen. hut after.
"arus accepted as the best that thew
coula 90. Other iron industries; in tbe
Guy nave also curtailed their exnon.as
q" meet decrease in orders bv l,,,;,e- /
Oh hanGs tor time, which liz |
roses more to the wOrkingrnen tbs,,
cut in wages.
- OnIy a day or two ago the / lTorto,
Ioole Company, one of the roo.t rro.
porous machine shops in the ci;,. i.i5
=" = d "uuotr ot their best workman
'1r want of orders TO keep tbcn c,o.
Pi'%td. such thing seldom ban,.n.
10 ms company, but the incyitab,o
5a.ne "a and they had to bow to if Tbo
lutman Car Works, dependent unon
abroad prosperity, it is said will IL .
:" days discharge large numbrr of
"'h man. ana other car shops are feel.
hG the pressure. The buiIdinc tr,do
also dull. Workingmen do not faaI
IKE purchasing homes in the CIca of
u iPen'lihg discharges from the shops
'here they have long been emplovad !
no contractors do not want TO bniJJ q
old. '''ii''S uh-
There IS hardly a contractor in the .
lty who does not look with omnibus ;,
read upon the uninviting future
mere Is no Disgusting the fact that
ifge firms like the Harlan & Hollings.
orth Company, the Pusev & Jones Il
ompany, aud the jackson &, Sbarn "
ON npahy' view the future with ner- "
Jus uSapPrehenslons.-DaHy Republican. o.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17
WIN. B. SHARP.
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

We are making a large sale on
our reduced Pine Apple Cloths
Printed by the celebrated French
Makers, Scheuer-ROtt & Gle the
styles are correct and the ouaIi-
ties meXcelled. Pine Annie
Cloth IS peculiar production of
their own. Neither too thick nor
too thin, but just right for the
coming season. If at all inter
ested in thin fabrics you shouId
become acquainted with this lot
-l6 cents from 25.
A cash purchase of seven
thousand yards of ribbons makes
an attractive assortment in the
new shades at about off in
Felce. They are in gros grain.
satlns, MOries and fancy designs
and run in prices from 5 cents to
4o cents per yard. Sizes, two to
eighty. ~
One bale of double-faced Che
mile Rugs, half yard wide and
~ inches long, are worth more
money than we ask for them
they are in a fine assortment of
colOrs at so cents each.
A few left of the ugly Scotch
Kugs-maybe the price will |
yo,a views.
Sl.OO from $500.
Sl.25 from $3.50
Sl.50 from $500
with lot of fine quality Mou-
Suette Rugs and Mots which are
a trlfie soiled;
Sl.00 from S1.5O.
$3.50 from $3.50.
we have just opened a beauti-
Iul line of snow flake Scrim Crr
Jams with self color and fancy
stripes. AS a novelty and pretty
nanglngs for hot weather nse
especially in chamber decorations
nothing could be prettier So,
81; so, IS and Sc per pair.
Remember our fancy dress
slinghams, 121 cent ones for 8c
viii not always last at this price
No mistake in the quality here
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

The marked change in the attitude
OF the Republican press upon the sub
Ject OF pensions is happy augury of
an approaching reform, and one that
will be hailed with satisfaction bv
every real friend of the soldier. Not a
little credit for the present wholesome
public opinion in regard to the oues-
ton is due to the veterans themselves.
who clearly see, to use the words of
the Morning Ners, that "the abuse of
the pension system is a reflection
upon every worthy veteran still liv-
ing" 1t has been we'll said that the
pension list should be a roll of honor
but, to again quote from the excellent
article of our Wilmington contempor
ary,. "as the law operates now it is no
mark of honor for man to be a pen
sioner." 1t is fortunate both for the
taxpayer and the soldier that the prob
lem presented to the reformer is rapid |
Iy losing its political significance.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

Geo. w. Ingram has the past week
or two sold the following farms: Farm
of N. Burris near Middletown, 80,
acres, to Alex. Maxwell, for $l6,5O0;
farm of F. M. Gooding, one mile from
MiddletOwn, 213 acres, to Aldey
Clements, of Crumpton, Md, for S12,-
600; farm of John w. Denney, near
Townsend, 175 acres, to John F. Stats
for $4,000; farm of Mrs. Clements,
near Barkley, Queen Anne's Co., Nd,
S51 acres, to Frank Gooding for 81 900,
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

IT perchance there should be a crop
OF peaches this season it is probable
that the prices will be better than
usual. Our foreign visitors at the
Worlds Fair will not enjoy themsel-
YES to the full extent and return home
satisfied with their trip, unless thew
sample the luscious Peninsula peach
and we sincerely hope there NAV be
many of them to sample.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

Says correspondent of the Dover
Ilsder: Rev. H. S. Thompson, the
Methodist minister of FELTON,, met
with painful accident last week by
slipping from a ladder and spraining
his limb. Thus disabled he was not in
condition to perform his usual minis.
trations in the pulpit last Sunday, but
desirous that his congregation should
be ministered unto, his daughter
preached the morning sermon very
creditably we are told, an in the even
ing the wife of the reverend gentle
man delivered lecture. Apart from
the pleasing innovation thus provided,
the congregation was edited and great
ly delighted
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

The Philadelphia Record of Monday
stated upon the authority of DR.. J. ii.
Rae, that Milford alone would have
one million baskets of peaches. This
estimate is not much too high. pro-
ylded the drop in June is not more
than usual. To carry this immense
crop to market will require a fnII
tram tran each day Of thirty-fve cars
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17
4 Reliable Endorsement.

l can attest to the efficacy of DR.
Deane's Dyspepsia Pills, having used
them myself for Indigestion and sick
headache. Also recommended them to
others, who have been greatly bene.
hted by their use. Geo. L. Ferguson
contectioner, II East ID street vii.
Del.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

Miss IS, Net'ie Sappington, daughter of
Mr, W A. sappingtOn, of Kent, was
married TO Mr. P. P. Slater, of Balti.
more; in the P. Z. Church, at 8 p. NJ
Mr.. }. Frank Holton, son of DR.
Ho5t9n' late of Kent county, was mar
RED Thursday 20 Miss Pattie w. Cal.
tner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Den.
MS +. Gather, of Glenwood, Howard
county Nd. "'''U
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

5. d. Warfeld & Co., of Baltimore.
nave been awarded the contract for
putting in an electric light plant in
Mlddletown, and the Stearn Manxfac-
turing Company of Philadelphia, the
steam plant. The sum stipulated for
the electric light plant was $4,75O and
Tor the steam fixtures, $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

Two 'iermrn Carp weighing respec.
lively, fourteen aud seventeen nonnds
were baught by Justice Lowerv tbe
We Veteran t5i fisherman, at Benefits Pier.
eu o.. tuesday. Benefits Pier is fullv
nVe miles south of the nearest fresh
water stream emptying into the bav
1t Is very rare that fish of this species
grow to such enormous size. Can il he
lnaI they go from fresh to salt water
%heh reaching certain age? Who
kho"S and who can tell us more of the
habits of this fish? ''i0
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

A gentleman in California recently
wrote to his brother in Denton that he
intended sending him box of oranges
but on inquiring concerning express
rates he found that it would cost $3.50
to send box worth $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

VIM. Blackstone, of Georgetown, Ira
d. Melvin, of Laurel and Nicholas
Stayton, of near Milford, are appli-
cants for the position of Deputy In
ternal Revenue collector, now held by
Daniel Burton, of Millsboro.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17
Planked Shad

geo. J.. Haddaway, of the Fastor
L'',"g"i who was one of the Iata sbod
o"AIhg party at Woodland Reacb
,.,r,,. '0a,. very eiIudite description of the
b3!;S ana sAad in general with the fol-
co"l,ajj description Of how they are
Now, having the shad, to cook them
=, 93'.,,9miess l,, pit is dug on the beocb
ana H'led up with green. heart o'clI bIocil
~ T+'' ''-+' which are set on firn
,,'; 4" men reduced To glowing coals-tben
pIiNS on your shad, which have Gn boal
'I,,H.IJn--y prepared thus: 0"
o.. 'S,' Oh course the fish are scalod.
lN'1 lhey are skinned. The sLins 80
.'7'u '' zap up the roe in when IL -
pre- pared 10" The broiler.--and sbod noa
lI.S CDo',t" wrapped in the skin of tbc
,'.''' hl''' j. Ia- !ay~ over anything ever nnt
"','lt q sihccure. Then a IongitnJ;
i'. i-,' '"c'-ion /. made down the bock
'"l ing open the fish from zenith to 80
'ti' lHe bowels taken thence onI
I'''H a( prey 90 the cats ana tLo
.'"-S' tIc occ,Iut is removed and M
"Hefe lt will oXygenate. pjecas of 1iip,on 80
~ tt,,' Z! '.'0H .t ""oui half inch square, six
tb, III ~. ''r fastened to each shad and
a ~ ,.t;,I ,i1u j ,hfn fastened with holes to
c G.T ''''G e, ornfe pieuk,-9 .nina) in each
,.l... ,.i'l' I"nN7 and fish are pitted
stnSl %l-CIe H'Ing Goals are glowing the
fyC'''n; fv~, not water and electricity are
yb.,i 'Ii.' ..' on ana IN an hour the planked
7n,p nl, are ready for he table.
=, " '''J is served with planked sbad ?
i'..''-ji"- ears. fresh from the stalk
.,,.. ~. to'' WateF-meion, kidney wort
! -,''t '5'a ""d ichHeumon iellies. sardines
~ '3' ""cA'Yy paste, butternuts and
'''"'NA cum. Good We'll. rather
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

"The flowers that bloom in the
spring. are not more vigorous than
are those persons who purify their
blood with Ayers Sarsaparila. The
tabled Elixir Vit@ could scarcely i'm
part greater viyacity to the counte-
nance than this wonderful medicine.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

masterly pain eure.-Mr. T. C. Wegman, l5l
Prospect street. Brooklyn, N. Y, says this (:
While at work sprained my ankle and was
only able to get home with the greatest difficulty
l sent for bottle of Salvation Oil and gave my
ankle thorough rubbing, after which the pain
snoslded, and after second application the pain
entirely disappeared"
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17
The Creamery Business.
MORE DAIRY STOCK NEEDED IN KEN.

MORE DAIRY STOCK NEEDED IN KENT
The money invested in Creamer;es :,
Aent county will reach nearly S25 OO0
and these are the concerns that bovo
| neen Keeping many of our FARMERS
from financial difficulties. Altborch
the pay received from them is comnsr.
atlVely small, it goes a long wav in
purchasing for cash many of the neces-
slUies OF life which otherwise wouI3
nave to be bought on credit. These
Oreamerles pay out to the farmers of
Kent at least $4,000 per month Tbn
NehhtuyVllle Creamery in one dav
recently received 10000 pounds Of
mix: The patrons of this creamery
own 900 cows. We learn from an ex.
perlenced dairyman that the AVERAGE
yield of milk from a COW turned ont
on grass will not exceed two oaIlons
or eighteen pounds of milk. IF the
mix be fairly rich three gallons or
tWenty-seven pounds will make one
pound OF butter. Ia other words the
larmer who owns ten cows will brine
10 the creamery about twenty gallons
OF milk per bay and receive therefor at
81 per hundred pounds nearly SI2 or
$l3 per week.
From a broad stand point, we would
suggest that the intelligent farmers of |
our county increase their dairy stock !
so that in five years from date we can |
count twice the number of cows to the !
square mile as there are at present
Tor the COW is the only animal thai
beats bank. The bank gives three
lays of grace; the COW is more prompt
she pays you each morning for her
Nights keep and each night for her
ially expense. We don't think that
my farmer will make a failure if he
,,eeps and manages cows intelligently. {
heretore keep more cows. The cream {
ries all want more milk aud bv get '
ing more milk they will be able to t
aay better price for the same.-Keat C
ieUS. :
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

For affections Of the throat and chest, DR.. Bulps
Cough syrup is ne plus ultra. Mr. Chas w
Alexander, lll7 LIST street. N w. WASHINGTON n
G. writes Il have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrnn
IN my family for some years past and have
found IL very effective in breaking up coughs
c0lds, hOaTseuess, etc, and it does all thar is
claimed for it. l always keep bottle on hand
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

From the report of the Secretary of
the Treasury it appears that there are
IN Delaware registered distilleries. 26:
reetifers, 4; retailers, 4O5; Wholesale
=; brewers, .; retailers of malt liquors.
5; same wholesale, 8; special license
tax payers, 442.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

If ever a man feels like ''a poor worm
of the dust" it is when he suffers from
that tired feeling. Ayers Sarsaparilla
removes this discouraging physical con-
dition, and imparts the thrill of new
life and energy to every nerve, tissue
muscle and fibre of the whole body.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

Governor Reynolds has appointed
Harry A. NOwland, of Middletown,
trustee of Delaware State Hospital,
and DIR. B. L. Lewis, of Harrington,
member of the State Board of Health.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

The congregation of historic Old
Swedes' Church Wilmington, will cele-
brate its 255th anniversary on Trinity
Sunday, May 2S.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

iy-coEEEED HEALTH AND SPEECH
~, -AfS james D. Spicer, of Laurel who
n"- m "ten an invalid for number of
years and VINO for the past four months
ga n'1 "een (peechless, had a strange ex-
peFenca Wednesday night. WbiIa
sleeping she dreamed that her voice
had returned and that she was able to
leave her bed. She Immediately awoke
ana called her husband, to his aston.
IsAmen'. She is recovering rapidly
ana her case is puzzling the local nby.
sl'l' VINO had pronounced her ali
ment as hopeless.
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17
SSAA1PaaTAL, s5OO.OOO.OO.
SURPLUS, sS5.OOOOO
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company,
5l9 MARKET ST. WIINfINcro,, nm
5i9 MARKET ST.. wILMINqToN nr1

- "loNEf 5f ONEMPLoYE or waiting investroa,,. 49,,
tbis oe5 70 earn you Interest If deposited with
meni z per cent. on deposits pavabIs on AZ ~
1Siul Dy check, same as banks 3iI per con-, ue &
cet epVsls payable after 10 days nntica q nl on
Snac;e " i ueposlts payable after 80 davs' nottco
or longer sums 10 remain Tor year
LSdiEeosi diEoiAl a. ATTENTION given to the aeeounts %
tos ~, also 70 those Of Executors Adrfni,.u VI
M i11seees, Guardians and Receivers u
F,laanlo company acts by authoritv cr L.,
At,ert tOI, ~ administrator, Guardian Receivor - -
s, anu executes trusts Of every deserjt{ alu
furnisbcgo cnee solicited and full informetiop
nanv'S concerning any branch of he Sa,
bany p1i, business. Send fos pamphlet ''ie Oom-
President JAS. j. CLARKsON,
IL. 9. ROBINSON r,ro Teas " Sec.
Vice President JNO. s. ROSSELL,
Trust Officer.
DIRECTORS:
Henry g = Robi1so, RSIbSi,1s, Jos; II; Chandler, NJ. d
VIM I n aasSVyooInson, ]. Davis Sisler.
Phillip Plunkett Cbarias n ~, reid
Henri r D,,5 Archibald 4. Capelle
VIM. p. Bancroft cara,,ni - ienicklei
mayl4-1y " summons
Smyrna times., 1893-05-17

Bishop Mallalieu will dedicate Ep-
worth M. E. Church, Wilmington, on
May 27.