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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
Eg1oGrEs on MR. NJ row.
Action Taken Thursday by the Members
of the New Castle County Ear in Mem
DRY of the Late Henry Il. du POnt.

action Iaken 1hufsuay ny the MeLlherA
of the New Castle County i:Ar in MEM
DRY Of the Late Henry Il. du Pont.
The mcmbcrso of the bar or this county
met Thursday afternoon III the county
court chamber for the purpose Of OK
pressing their regret over the dccease Of
their late fellow member, Henry II.
du l'ont.
William G. spruance presided and
Austin harrington was secretary. The
chairappointed George II. Bates, samuel
A. Maeallster, s. Redmond Smith,
George a. Elliott and John X. Bradford
II committee to prepare minute, The
following was reported:
R,soi0ta, That the members Of the bar
of New Castle county have learned with
great sorrow Of the death Of Henry
Ridgcly du pont. who III all Of his profess
sinnal relations won lhe respect nt his as.
suciates and the confidence Of his clients
rs well as Of those who We're brought into
close relations with him. As a jldicions
counselor. faithful to the interests coniided
to him, he WAS always true To tile p.ulCs-
sional obligations which he assumed. lie
was painstaking and accurate i'll his
methods and what he undertook 10 do lie
did thoroughly. In all the social relations
of life his gentle and winning manncrs ut
traeted nil who came in contact with him,
aud to shis intimate friends there was re-
vealed the pure and transparent nature
which cndGared him to them while living,
and causes deep and lasting sorrow at his
early death.
HeSoiStd That a copy Of these resolutions
be transmitted by the secretary OF this
meeting to the family of the deceased and
given 10 the press and that u committee be
appointed 10 present them to the superior
4 No. i -. .....
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
NEMoRf4L D.II.


q. A. II. Committee in Charge.
Tho following has been lssucd BY the
Joint memorial committee Of the local
e. A, r.;
~ NE Citizens n Wilmington and lTcini'Pt We
are again reminded OF the fact OF MGm0ri1.
Day, @lth It's beautiful AHd impressive Vcrc-
mDny of strewng with lowers the graves Of
oar heroic dead. Is now ut huHl, rIesdny.
May aulh, 1909. our solemn dufy as members
ii The tirgnd Army OF the Republic u ~ thus
lcneS the memory OF our fallen comrades. ana
make the day ono ever to be rememb arud hy
Il liberty loving people; and 10 this end lSb ask
your cooperation and assistance, as =chOU1s,
religious and sorlnl societies by Il liberal iona
tinn nt flowers. Contributions Of ii,wets may
Ds sent ehrly Oh the mUraiHE 81 Aay 8Gtn 10
tue committee at post rooms, StnytE Posi-. No
!, Third and hing streets, and Ia Pont Post,
No. .. 1onth and Marget Streets Yours very
respectfully The COMMITTEE
The following route for the parade has
been adopted; Form on Fourth, resting ON
Lombard, i will 20 up FoUrlh street To
Market, TO Eleventh, to Delaware ayeuue
to Soldiers ana sailors Monument at
Br0OmC street south On BroOme street t.
Eighth street park and there dismiss. On
the way out Delaware avenue tile parade
Will halt i'll front of the soldiers blot IN
the Wilmington and BrAudyWine Urnc-
terry. At Eighth street park there will be
about 5uu school girls who will sing. a
numher OF secret societies will be invited
tpparastc.
4 uccting will be held at Eighth street
park. after the parade winch Chief Justice
Lore hi,s been invited to address.
!, H. >lifcr has been chosen chief mar
shat Of the parade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
: :
REPUBLIc.iI DEL re- IrEs.
Those Who Represented Delaware Repuh-
licnus at Louisville Ky.

The following delegates and alternates
we're appointed to represent Delaware At
the National Republican convention
which met in Louisville, XVI. yesterday;
First Observation-Disclosures L. Il. Bach and
John +. NiedS; alternates Thomas =,
Lewis and Joseph G. WiggIesworth.
second Delegates, L. W. Curtis
and W. L. Eeybold; aiternatcs, Harry L.
johnson and John Filling, Jr.
Third District-p Delegates, Dir. George
W. Marshall and ! Frank Alice; alter
mates, q. Layton Grier and DR.. Paris l..
Carlisle
Fourth District Delegates Dr. G. 4 Lay
ten and S. $, Pcnncwill; alternates, George
II. Hall and Thomas Gurley.
Delegates at-argc- John Pilling,
General James II Wilson, James Penue-
VIII and Henry Z. Cannon; alternates L.
Scott Townsend James I. Challenger,
Miftin d. Wilson and Robert g, Houston.
President Samuel NJ. Knox and Score
tary Hugh G. Browne are delegates eN-
DiliCiO,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
aNNr.aL SfILn nIhE.


Their Friends.
The annual shad bake Of the officers
IF the Delaware railroad and their
friends took place Friday at Bombay
Hook and was delightful affair A
special train conveyed the party from
Clayton to the baySt0re, which was
reached about Il o'clock. The fun began
Immediately and continued without a
minutes cessation until tho hour for dc
parting arrived. Seventy Planked
shaG and the usual trimmings consti-
tutcd the delicious repnst.
Among those present were; Captain
Mintzer, Andrew G, Carey, Anton lIau-
her, John Braar, Asa O. DEMO, j. t..
Smith, Charles 9. Kurtz, John d. Kurt,
Jr., A. Wilhelm, Clarence G. Robb, J..
Ii. Cameron, 5. Ii. Wilson, 5. q. Long
and l., p. Tufts Of this city.
/. y. Strickland, W. A. Fleming,
Frank Brockson, II. H. Pitcairn, $. u.
Rogers, q, y. Mahoney, DR.. q. G.. llar-
monson, W. 5. Colpitts, W. H. Tunis,
II. +. smith, +. +. 3ice, w g. Hill,
David ltecs, w Z. Wright, Thomas A.
ltees, j. +. Goldsuproush, Il. Y. Wallen,
Frank Sterling, II. w Grant, w. i.
Mct'arlane, r. l.. Holiday, 5. Roberts,
W. w. WhitloclS, j. N. Alsip, Col. L. +,
stacey and j. j. Allen Of Clayton.
Colonel George A. barnard, DR.. John
Miller, Robert Patterson, William Pat.
terson, Colonel y. G.. Walker, Captain
y. j. Conway, United States Army
Ii. b. Duaney, j. Il. Bartne, y. T.
McCully, w. W. Whitney, /. King
Walker, W. +. Brown, Charles D.
Gauntt, j.. q. Gilmore, IL. @. Mamloye
j. Q, rainer, |. l.. ,Iacoby, DR.. Joseph
Entrkcn, j. W. Grant, +. NJ. Bostuck
NJ. H. Reeves, j. NJ. Thompson, William
West, y. 4. Richter, Fl. Fondersmth
II. w. Fuchs and Captain 5, b, Haddocb
of Philadelphia.
DR.. +. y. Anderson, Colonel u. 7
Cooper, j. NJ. Ford, H. |. Beers ,ClarcMc,
ID. Sypherd, Amos Cole and N. IL
Hutcbins Of Dover.
Colonel Oswald Tilghman, Colonel f
IL. Johnson, Captain 4. X. Leonard, DIR
L. L. Iri p, Captain II. Thompson
f. 7. Dunpfcl, 3. +. Parett, $. Il
l1addaway, A. = Pascault, u. d. Hard
castle, d. y. Hayward, W. q. smith, 4
II. l.achmer, William Goldsborougl
and II. Hardcastle OF Easton, Md.
Edgar Ramsey Sipple and j. q. Smitl
| of Georgetown, j. L, Gilmore, &. IL
Hepburn and L. ). Zcll OF Baltimore, n
X. Wilds, NJ. b. Stout and Charles Smitl
| of smyrna, the Hon. Jesse NJ. Baker ant
w. ii. llackenberg Of Media, d. Btcc 0
Oxford, Nd, DR.. W. II, Cooper OF Ken
| ton, w. >, ilumes Of Altoona, Pa, Col
| w. II. stevens Of Seatord, h. FLEMING
of harrington, L. A. Smith Of Ridgely
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

Fears That One of Them EIas Gone to the
Bottom OF the sea- Al Eastcrly Rain

Storm.
Special Correspondence GaEette ana Journal,
LEwEs, May a-I'jle burEs Uhesl4ire and
q. NJ StauW9ul, Which sailed from Lien-
flegos about Marei 2-i WITH cargoss Of
sugar, for Delaware hrelk Sa, ar for orders.
have not arrived ana il Is feared they are
lost. The Cheshire w.s reported by the
captain Of fishing schooner Alyaas spoken
BY him abont NJ miles oil the capes 'uli
Well last saturday, Since that uNc, iogs
have prevailed on the capr- which
may have prevented her c0mns in,
4 high northwest gale prevailed yesterday
which proDubly drove her of 10 tho gulf
stream and several days may vet elHIsc be-
fore she arrives, lhG ~tauwuud has never
been reported since she left Cienlugns and
IN all probability She has gone to the bot
tom With ali on board.
An eastcrly rain storm with strong wind
prevailed here Wednesday. DuWHs the
day AMI hight Il heavy rain fell, tlUoing
the lowland5, which will interfere vim
corn planting Yesterday morning The
wind Shifted to the northwest and slew a
gale during the day, causing the shiprag
in the harb0r otcst the strength ii their
anchors and chains.
The enclosure 10 the contagious hospital
Al Point Of Cape Will probably DO finished
early neNt week. Il i built oI oak plank,
feet high and lulended 10 prevent The
escape Of persons from the hospital grounds
during the prevalence Of contagious dis
eases.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
rILu1GE no pRE4cn HERE
This Evening at West PresbyterianChurC
al an Ordination Snrrirr.


The great Brooklyn preacher, Rev, Il.
De Witt Talmage, will deliver an
ordination sermon in the West Presby-
terian Church this evening. The oc-
casiDn will be the admission to the
ministry Of Albert f. keigwin and
Chandler A. Oakos. The services Of
the evening commence at o'clock and
the doors will be opened at 7.30.
MIR. keigwin is the son Of West Pres
byteran's pastor. Mr., OaIes commenced
his religious life under the teachings Of
tie Rev. Isaac NJ. llaldeman, while that
minister was in charge of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, some 10 years
ago. He joined the Baptist denomina-
ton, having been baptized by Mr.. Hal.
deman. 1t was with some surprise that
the Baptists Of the city learned subsc-
quently Of Mr., Cakes joining the Pres
byterian church. 1t is understood that
his change Of IDEAS took place while
studying at Bucknell University. lie
had previously passed through Grocer
Seminary, which is distiuctively Zap
tist school. lie is at present assistant TO
DR., fallnagc in Brooklyn. Both MIR.
kcigwin and Mr.. Oakes became licoD-
tiate5 at the session Of the New Castle
Prcsbytery in Elkton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
Gas ASH 4 HONEYMOON.
The Slumbers of Farmer Davis and Sri
Rudely Disturbed by the Escaping Cd

The Slumbers of Farmer Davis and Bride
Rudely Disturbed by the Escaping OdOr,
Benjamin IT, Davis resides 1T Snow
Hill, Md, where lie is well-known as a
prosperous and successful tillcr of the
soil. Some time ago Farmer Davis de-
cilCd to take unto himself wife and Oh
Thursday the nuptal knot was tied and
the couple came 10 this city to spend
their honeymoon. They chose the Cen
trail Hotel as stopping place and reg
lstered there on Thursday night. They
were assigned to room %.
The couple retired early no doubt to
dream over the venture they had Just
made and the matrimonial cntangIe.
ments they had entered into. 1t was
about 10 o'clock when Charles MaUll, IL
border at the Central, was passing down
the hallway on the second floor
detected the oder Of illuminating gas
escaping in the halfway. Maull
made an investigation and failing to lind
the leak in the gas pipes, went down
stairs and notified the night clerk Of his
misgivings, whercup0n the latter at
once said:
I'M bet cooked hat taat farmer in
No. 20 blew out the gas.
He FASTENED to the room of the newly
mated pair and pounded vigorously on
the door. Everything in the room was
as still as death. The clerk was about
TO force open the door, when Davis sui
enly demanded TO know what was the
matter. The night clerk told him 10
get up and open the door, which he did.
The odor Of escaping gas almost stuffed
the clerk
did you blow out the gas 2" the
clerk asked
"Of course did, returned the other,
and then the bride assured the clerk
that it was all right for she had seen her
spouse blow cat the gas herself After
tho room had been properly aired and
ventilated tile couple were allowed to
return to their Siumbers. Next morn
ing they appeared at tho breakfast table
on time, looking none the worse for
their adventure the night before.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the knights Of pythias was held on
Monday week at which the following
Board OF Directors was elected: President,
William Simmons; Secretary, \. +. Mar
shalt; Treasurer, Nathan l.ieberlnan; 5. j.
Wiley, Lemusl Mari, &. r ALaroney,
William WisweIl, W. J. Iefferis Thomas
Mullin, ,Ir. The finance COMMITTEES Will
comprise lemuel Mari, Thomas MUllin,
,lr,, and c, T, Maroney. The directors de
cided to commence operations On their
new building at the corner Of seventh and
King streets m the spring Of 1904. They
propose building il handsome new structure
which will be the permanent headquarters
for the order
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
DELAWARE DKUGG lSrS.


The Delaware Pharmaceutical Society
met IN seventh annual session in this city
Thursday afternoon n. y. Danforth pre-
tided. The following new members We're
elected Il. w. Jester, Arthur j. Barrett
and IL. g. Munsen. /. X. Smith notified
desire to be reappUinted the following
graduates were recommended to the gov
srnor for him to select one for appoint.
ment. Il. Hoffman, j. Ferris Belt, Joseph
+. Williams, Thomas Donaldson, j.
Harvey Spruance, owen c. spear. The
next meeting will be held III this city.
These officers were elected for the ensll-
ing year: President, y. u. Danfurth; Vice.
presidents, j. b. Butler, NJ. d., +. A. ship
ley, Clarence ID. Sypherd Treasurer, John
!. Gallagher; secretary, John NJ. Harvey;
Executive Committee, J. W. Fem, William
Poole, T. B. 1'atnall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
niH LIST SUFFICE.
Just as lie Was sitting Dawn TO Supper
sfrnhen Iiatledgt nroppeh Deah.

Just as stephen Ratledge, "a years old, a
nephew Of City councilman james p.
Ratledge, was preparing to ST. down to
sumner. Thursday, he was seized with Il
sharp pain in the region Of the heart, and
Keeling about fell dead on the floor. Heart
disease was The cause.
The Young man was apparently in usual
health Thursday, and asked his mother
what she proposed having Tor supper.
When the evening meal was spread lie APP
preached thetable, bnt aad not seated him
Self when death overlook him. The only
words lie uttered were ''Oh, oh II and
placing his hand over hi heart he lell TO
the floor and Xas sovn corpse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
THE AGARIES OF WREELNEN
They Ride Sundays Health
and Recreation.
THE JOHNS0N'9 CORNER GIRLS
Why Some of the Boys Like
moonlight Runs"
Some Of the Yicissitudss and Proclivities
of the Riders uf the Silent Steed in and
Abomt WILMINGTON Cycling and ~
Attractions.

nr the I,id.rs III III silent Stred N ana
About WILMINGTON : cyc!ing and ~
Attractions.
,,-.,, INV, .,.,,.
wilmington cyP4i'ts are lGkIhE az.
Nal.agG ~ eyeT! oiloIilhltS lol il!lils,
q hu'hpet q mem VAN Y EicW v VIM
h'NE ttopliies III some u tiig IaCts aur-
lhs we coming summer. barring the
rainy weather ING iiaeIa n9se loulu
leW obstacles III tile way o. enjoying
tnelr numerous y. 81. suburban lllPs. livery
tlGai olVsito',,i Wy luLiillNes W. eoun-
Fy r9ata Ieaaih8 from INC wv arg t!a.
NerSea ~ many Wlgeiiheii, p9th lauiea
ana ge4tlGmehi ana On ouhaaSs nun,
areas " me silent stecaS are lresseu
mo service ana Gan DC seen oeari III
ller human palaeha " anu from tuS
aulaGeht towns anl' Ntiuses'
May = one OF Ihe Piea ", seasons
o. Jug yGat lof lluliis ~ Fcluure u
the futal hisnway$ T. l,lsI p ". 70
aoh ~ Spilhg nulte ala lhe country
w W. y lt'aeH WIN tie iIablaHt ouoi u
piossonilhg nature Whlch = ~ once
stussesS3tlE,e " ~ AgaitaS So ..tt y,
Wy i!''eI sWEIo..ii1'tllss, ~ ttits sG"son
q tlic Sear lile MlieeiliicH Coh oes1 az.
pletiat9 ~ L''lanl' ia'ioh lioui :no
p9hosse WHICH winter lhlPoses upob
mn.
Many OF "uI oleycIe i!uers Sttc uellISu
~ opportunity o. taxing these SUP.
| hFpaii ruils ouriils Iie Wees, q aec sI,le
OF pel!g ho9sca up m WORKSHOPS, oliices
anu stores CURING the aay' uHa tnis -
the reason mat SUNDAY fluihS nus
necomc 50 universal, mere ate Sory
lew nicycie etaps that a. q, ny nave tneit
regular sunday runs. hese TIPS hos
only ailoftl pleasure aug eAerclse, nie
give the Fluefs an opportunity 70 aI!hS
IN the heaithy country ar q WHICH
theT wonld otherwlse ne deprilNyeG.
ne wilmington NAeel Sl'o anu
warren Athtetic CiuD notl nave S stated
runs nearly every clcaf ouhaay' hese
outings are arranged ny tl4e captain ai0
ms assistants ahd aTe colHucteu II
very pusincss!lke ana systellatlc niah-
Acr:
me more prominent aniee!lVe points
iqr these runs out 81 y ,lmlhgtoh are
NeW Iastie, pelaWaIe Why, 9 9,sna'
Newark, west chester sleaia, 0Aestef,
Ihllaac!PiliI ala s9iiio y Wy tl9.ielous
owns oA inc man avenues 'eaolhs ou1
o. ~, me last aahleu guy. -
me START from INC several cup houses IS
Is us!laily ihaae oetWeeh Q anu Az
oclotN IN inc mornings, dinner = takeh
ABOUT ! c!oeN AZ hotel ~ Wy tefiai-
nus q ttie Journey, "hd tiie return t4P
IS made N the AFTERNOON 3i.i SO ~ % feach
nome a5out aush. iieSG ouoiilss afe
ch&Factefizea py lelloWshlP ana
socla9i.lty that Is only known 70 inc
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

A horse belonging to Alexander & Wells
ran away in South Wilmington Wedncs-
day afternoon and dashed down Head
street 10 Christiaua avenue and thence in
the direction Of Third street bridge. The
through the gates into the river. The horse
was gotten out OF the river after much
difficulty,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

The congregation of Harrison street NJ.
T.. Church have decided to build u new
chapel and plans for the new edice are
row being prepared by Architect Frank
r. Garswcll. The ground plan Of the new
street near Harrison, is 5pxlOn feet The
walls Will be Of Avundalc stone trimmed
with red stone
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
C4MI.MGErlNG OFFICERS.


The annual meeting Of the Brandy
wine Summit Camp Meeting Associa-
ton was held at the camp grounds last
Thursday The old board of directors was
reelected with the exception Of Isaac
Woodrow, WHO was succeeded by w.
N. Mccormick.
The trustees are: The Rev. J. b..
Quigg, W N. Mccormick, A. NJ. Pierce,
I. W. Johnson, L, Mcgargle, the Rev.
T. L. Terry, John Wise, ], X. Handy,
the Rev. I. L. Fomkinson. Camp will
open on August 7th.
The financial showing of the associa-
ton is as follows: Cash in treasurer's
hands, $50; property, $3.50; total,
$3.50; liabilities, $4,000; net assets,
Sl 800
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
4DF4NcE ~ wnoLEslLNsUGARs



Is Looked For.
An advance in the price Of wholesale
refined sugars, which commenced seven
weeks ago has now reached the in
creased rate Of live eighths Of cent on
the pound. Raw sugars have reached
One-fourth Of cent more The upward
tendency arose in the European markets
and has ut length affected the United
States. In general way, it has of
course had reflex action on retail
figures, But retailers have not yet
marked up the price beyond tho old
litures Of 8 cents. 1t is expected that
there will he an increase Of one cent.
1t is reported that the raw crop is %
per cent short in Europe and the West
Indies, that is to say on the beet and
cane crops.
Its denied that the Sugar Trust las
anything At all 70 90 sith the advance
in the price Of sugar. We're any at
tcmptof this kind made European sugar
men would Immediately send their
goods to this market. Their main pro-
duct is from the beet as contrastcd with
the American article which is almost
altogether the West Indian cane. They
are entirely independent Of the Amcri-
can market and any advance in prices
here would be- quickly met by the pres
cnce here within three weeks Of Quunti-
tics Of European graduated sugars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

The scmi-ycarly conference Of the
diocese OF Delaware WAS held At st, Peters
Pro-cathedral yesterday week, About
- priests were present.. The Key. John j.
rierney of Mount st. Mary's College, pre-
sided st. Paul's epistle 70 she Romans
ana the mystery OF tue Trinity was dis
cussed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
IDA CARPENTERS DEITH.
A Coroner's Jury Render IA Verdict That
Death Was Due to Negligence.

An inquest was Thursday afternoon held
by Coroner Kirk upon the remains Of Ida
Carpenter. who died Wednesday morning
From The effects Of u railroad accident nj
Concord crnsslng Of tile Baltimore Il Ohio
railroad ON April 18TH. a number Of wit
nessGs testified.
The jury evidently determined to fix the
blame upon some one for the following
verdict was the result Of their deliberatiun:
Re oiusd, That Ida Carpenter came to her
death from Injuries received on Aprli 10Th.
1893 by being struck by rain No. go, on the
g. n y. ruiiruad ut Tho Concord crossing,
through the negligence Of tho H. X q. ruil nud
by not providing necessary protection to the
travelling public.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

viii be Of value to the world by illustrate
iug the improvements in the mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell You
that the progress III medical agents. mas
strengthening laxative that Syrup Vt Figs
is far Ia advance OF all o!hers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
rr0 DOZEN CRY onAEs7I.4As
Have Complied with the Government
Regulations and are Now Registered al
the Local revenue Office.

The Celestipls who have 50 FAR deigned
to allow the revenue officials to beCome
familiar with their original patronynlics
are; l4uon looh, Mack sam Harry Wing,
Mack Chung. Laon Mung, Lang Ben, Lang
Sing, Laon lang, Laon Ken, I4aon Ming,
Lee Sing, Kim Yume, Laon Qu0ng, Hop
Ice, LaOn Lay Fuok, LAon Yong, Iaon
Lee, Gen Chung Lee, Laon Lung no. y,
Lapn Fun, Iaon Lon Laon Hop, Laou
Mon. Linn LMMg. InoM Van.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

Piles permanently cured; no pain. Or
Reed, 10 South 18th Street, Philadelphia.
lend for circular.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11
A PRETTY CITY OF GEORGIA
Impressions of a Brief Stay
at Savannah.
IT'S STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM
It Takes Rank With That of
Wilmington.

The "Judge' Writes AGAIN From Savan-
nah--Its street Railway system aud
Other Points of interest--iie Journeys
From Savannah To Jacksonville, ria.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

At The night SESSION the main t0Tir dis
cussed vas The Progressive Church !:
What Il Should Do. Four short al,
dresses were delivered UPON it IN The fol-
lowing subjects: 10 Make Religion
Reasonable, by Rev. NJ It. c. Wright;
Ia Increase Spiritual Life in the Com.
munity,n by Rev. I. S, lIodgins For
Social PROGRESS by Rev. {. u. ST. John
$40 Emphasize the American Idea in
5. r. la!lhtor o. -gr0ense. y. y.