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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

Margaret Dillon. Box AZ. Lexington,
| Ky" When she had visited the convent
| after the suit was fled, Sisler Agnes
4 had not at first recognized her' Dut ue-
| fore Bhe left lad siid; 'She mas I'M
dou3tcily been here"
! "llid she not tell you that you were an
immoral wonnnf" asked Mt. butter
! worth.
'shc did not. She attempted 70 give
mo a sUrt of q lecture. She asked me
/ why ] wanted IN ruin an old man IN ms
Old age. ] replied WAY ga ae Mlt,,
70 ruin me in my YOUTH Snc sa ~,
and ! sud that he did not have pity on
me When ! was somebody dguEhlet'
nor on MY daughter aud his tiat he made
me give away with en0tiohl.
Mr. Butterworih, Did YOU not tel
her That this suit was brought Tor re-
Miss Pollard: "T'bat he ~ false as
words can be framed. told her that l
wanted him to bear the shame ~ rye
responsibility IN this matter ana Wpuiu
80 through the world carrying my 9"h
share. but ] would not hear All me g'lf-
den he had placed upon me. believe
Tint there Is principle behind this
matter, / believe that Justice VIII be
done and I believe that these men
turning to the jury viii help to see 1t
done"
When MIR Buiterworth asked some
question about money matters MISS
Pollard said her Gully effort at the time
referred TO- ns II always had been. was
10 conceal her relations with Mr. Breck-
inrldge
Mr.. Buttorworth: "You haven't done
sIS S ,"' YOU ~ passed Z, under III eontroif
the , answer " came " J. Jopt believe / ever
have
Nir Hufter,vnrtb VIVA asking Miss Pol
inrd abniit nor ambitions Tor the future
In tbns, c,rIy ys'rs sbc said. 81 tno,y
v,ns T., ntvj,vs h., i'm AR Rreekinrilge
hereuse The mint before In for the
Noruood os-ium bn n,nde mo nrnnnIse ia
give INV baby 9wav lie mId that II
~ AVER wac atis A., n,,-ry mo h, ,ynnld
and tbat In bo conld uoi marry me he
nd wnnld legp ME In his life al.
wnvs"
@Di1 vnp bnvc any woman bef,rn Won
ns ,m id,ttW Ar pt,ttertv,rtb osls,J
md ma Niiss Poll,rd Wns ans,yorinr'
mo. sir. hopcd 10 mnEo IA mime iv
writing" nor Etyvprs objected and tho
iudre sustained ibe objection.
For Two vnnrs whom sho ,yas first In
Washington ale Ind moi Mr.. Brcckn.
ridge three or four dime. week In a
bougc an Fourth street She had spent
one summer NJ RNudlonf Inn in Ver-
mint a scmi,eoahIonnlin rrenrf len
miles from liiddlcbnry. kcpi by Joseph
Butiell. She denied having repr scented
herself MS an authorrss Of reputation
She Ind met thcrp Il woman named
Mrs Bridges uf Brooklyn. "thp one
who wrote the article in STANDARD UH-
Ion"
What nrlicleY asked Mr.. Butter
worth.
',lhr one YOU are leading mp TO-" CThe
article ia question WIS one which alr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

Washington, March 1g.-The senate In
executive session TODAY congrmsJ ~
following nominations: PestmnstersN
Ie3as, Harry Galbraith. at Terrell, III.
Seha hilgore at Loggyiew; James l.
Mgsely, at Hearbee; w. r. 1iibson
a. az Iowa Park; Oscar II. Royal, at Wolfe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
RELIGIOUS NEWS.
coNRrRNIAr1oN sppr1crs

Special Dispatch.
Wnco. Tex, March 10. series Of
services being conducted for two weeks
past at St Paul's Episcopal church In
this city by Rev. O.. NJ. Bect1yitb
general missionary Of the diocese, cni'
minated yesterday in visit of ri. Rev.
George H. Kensling, ID. d.. b,sbon
of the diocese of Texus, who adminit.
tered the rites Of confirmation 10 ~
baptized persons Bishop Kinsiling
aud DIR. Beckwith have been doing
some hard work in the diocese since
January |. The bishop left this morning
for Gainesville. DIR, Beckwith will re.
main Ia Waco several days TO rost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

Press Report.
jackson, Miss. March M,
in the Rattclinf-Jackson killing "
Kosciusko brought in verdict laa
ing that Rattclitf is moi gunV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
RosBBERY,s SPEECH.

says that Roseberry's Edinburgh speech
has been confounded as prophesying dis
lister TO home rue and justified the con-
hdence felt 10y his friends that he har-
bored no such absurd doctrine as ascribed
20 him by the London Times and John
Redmond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

Kills His Brother on Being Refused a Bite
Of Biscuit.


=, Ahbeyllle, Ala, March 19.-Iittle Dick
Want, the l0year-old son OF James Want,
e9lored'. asked a l2year-old brother for a
piece or biscuit which he WAS eating. and
~, being refused. drew pistol and shot
MN IN the head, infllctlng wounds from
Miheh ne died today. Two months ago
DICK Killed q 6-year-old brother with a
cub because he would not give him some
marbles, and one month ago he cut three
myers OF the hand NJ his little sister win
n ddn "N' lhe murderous youngster Is now Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

By Associated Press.
Topeka. Kan. March 1g,-ll g an
here In political circles that Cong
Harris win positively not be O Ga
for congres sman-at-large and ibal
simpson will be such q candidate
election and Will not run IN tAe
district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
oHILp CRUSHED BY A \

Dallas. Tex. March 10. -ltl
year-old son of NJ. ] Klely, rrI
Of the Queen CITY hotel. WAs
crushed by n Texas and Panne
tonight at the downtown depot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
a FORT WORTH CASE.

Washington, March 10.--In the supreme
court today the case Of City National
nSnS OF For! Worth vs.. II. ID. Hunter.
~. " aPpeaied fran the circuit court for
,. XXI Ngrthern district of Texas, was ans.
missed for want ~ inrisditfjon onininn
by Mr., Justiee Harlan. ''''' P''''ou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
FIRED BY TRAAIps.

Houston. Tex, March ia now
two-story residence In the fair grounds
addition. which was about completed,
but not ocouDied. was fired by tramps
this morning aud burned. Loss, S2500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
HEAVY sENTENoE.

Press Report. 90.
Brooklyn, \. V. Marpea 81, x,
Sutherland of Graresena ~ s,S
for sentence this morning. ~ ssa
tence was passed Of one year 49,
Of $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20


u know, hut they must not begin
that. she replied, excitedly.
Then she asked 10 be shown the en-
relope 1t came in, but there WAS none in
Returning 10 the circumstances Of
Col. Brecidnridges FIRST visit 10 her at
the seminary, Mr.. Butlerworth asked II
he had told her that lie was ia town
ON some railroad business, which the
plaintiff denied asserting, lie said he
had come to sec me and he ovcrshadowei
me with a glance"
having often heard her uncle, who had
fought IN Breckenridge brigade, epeak
of him, and, parenthetically, she re
marked after Mr.. ButterWorth had asked
whether she knew much about him. u
don't think anybody Lnew very much
about Col. Breckenridge until lately"
Considerable time was spent In elicit
ing from Miss Poiiurd the story OF the
beginning OF the alleged Illicit relations
with Col Brockinridgc. When Mr.. But
terwOrih asked her II, when she first
went there. she knew the character OF
the house Of Sarah Guess IN Lexington,
70 which Col. Breckinridge took her.
Miss Pollard responded almost In a
shriek: No, sir; no, siri no. Air"
The trip 10 Lexington had been made
under the pretciise on the part Of Col
hreckinrdge that he wished to look over
he school which he proposed sending her
to.
Vagar,line tho def,oqition Of RosaIl who
IL siid 10 inv, beef, Niiss poIierd's lover
while she was ut Hrlluol. Miss Pollard
said significantly that statement would
not have. been made, except for Internal
revenue"
WHAT do you mean by thatT' asked
Mr., lBnttcrworth.
You know" was Miss Pollard's re-
spQnse
Mr., Bntterworth disavowcd knowledge
upon that point, whqNupon Miss Pollard
said Mr.. Resell h n candidate Tor u
Seoycrnment Office in Mr. Breckinrdge's
district
occurring 10 the lncldqnts IN tie house
~ 'hiu ,Ii u9ess' MISS Pollard SUD- ~
was during mat half hour that ! agreed
20 flye myself. soul and body and lifc,
i,.'' NM, Wy, alll ne kHows
,,,r,,,,, y ~ worm ilold on that II ar
soronJ Ia ,.i v"n ,,.i'qi5,i Z, " nseeu' gu
NIiss peli,r,i. " IA !" iniH ,..t ...,
an ~, ~, III - wv; -, P,unlheI n9d
XXI 10 Hin, ." Va ''u'' io''' ! WIS la''n-
i1t ,." o.,
n,rc 70 UNIT unie your NE had been
III b,1"
"Yon ipe,y C1 p.o,,.t,,i,,... ,.
married mann was
IFIn toiJ ,,. -
"You kna,y ma M. hal ,,i,. .,,
chiklren9" NV i'''u d wac uH"
'sTIe t,td ,,,, 80
"Vhat reigti,,na All ,,., .-a,..-, -
sustnln ia hif, in ia. a., ~ '''P''0 ~
81 tbot,,ht nnthtn,, ~ .tf.t- m
dor do rircri"s,a,,t6,. Al, u,il'n WI!
d. rst % ''"''' P'"P'u prulhhIAy
,.Yn,, c,r,i,,,i,.i o.. 49,. ,s 49,.
bi,,, III, ", =" give yourself UP 10
Mr. Wil,9r, ,atyat g., ,,.,.,,,,,..t...t 40.
svaPqeh' ~.
MI bu'i'fNorih' 'hon knew thnt
s,a,,ii,a,,, 'u''hF your responsibility ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

T Us TIVT7lTI1
New York. March 19-'rhe I.abcrsanea
arrived az her dosk a O'clock this morn
ing, The fog was the heaviest that has
prevailed for many years shipping 4
hirdcretl and uysternen cannot 10 ont
10 the bay 10 do work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
Ia pRErAaNE rLoArnp.

- -'99"'l"teu lrt0s.
New York, March 19.-The French line
steamer Ia Brrtagne which was asbnre
lest night on Patchogne. l.. l., was fioated
at . o'clock this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
BIG MILL BURNED.


4 fN~A iNciiHfl
Philadelphia, March 10.-The large mill
Of Grumps, manufacturers of bad quilts,
burned this morning. Several otfer firms
In the building We're damaged The loss
on building and stock Is Sl2b.OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
THE RoCKErELLERs INVOLVED.
Suit that May Interfere with Their
Control of Mesaba Iron Range.


A'N AH1bNlhlfu lEtNSs
Duluth, Mimi. March Complaint
was Med here yesterday against the
American Steel Barge COMPANY by Al
fred and Leonidus Merritt. the biz iron
ore miners, involving charges of the mis-
appropriation of nearly half a million
dollars worth Of mining stocks by G.
w. Wctmorc of the Barge company. to
whom the stocks had been iutrusted as
collateral security for loan.
II Is alleged that contrary to his agree
ment Wetmore turned over part of these
stocks to John ID. Rockefeller ms secur-
lily for I'm alleged debt and then. to
make good sum he had taken from the
Steel Barge company, Wetmorr turned
over S59,OOO of the stocks to the com
pnny. ihey 0llcge further that Wetmore
is insolvcnt and judgement against him
vnlueess.
The suit involves the Rockefeller con.
troll Of the Mcsa5l iron range.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

A LIGHT FALL AT SAN ASTo'
Special Dispatch,
san ntonio. Tex, March l0,-Ihs
Ing rain extended rs far nofth
Marcos and west as far as Hontoi
insufficient 70 do much good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
RELIGIOUS NEWS.


penison. Tex. March 19.-P. ODon-
mel, one Of the Oldest saloon keaners IN
me city, assigned this morning 10 j. n.
Gun, trustee. Liabilities. Si0OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
GERMAN n,lpRnss LEAVES.

Press Report.
London, March 1a.-Ex-Empress Fred
erick left for Germany this morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

tive as a Strengthen, ~. ...lsnoe, Iilnll
L Known to medical ss11-a,i'ed ccnls
Iver Oii and all rs dsg'
CAN'T compare with IL Il. ,eaithy r..
They build up Jai, ny ~ ~ t5s llse,',
practically, You can 4. clalnei
On I, ,' ,,,,,f,i n he blood, and g III .
an p VA sttss,,sinsth-if Il ever ~ ~
or euro, you have you .,v 'i snle fitsie t VI.
On these terms, : ~ ,,,,rs And ~ -
nay dealer better y y 10 tyr n
Is" Just as good iol Y, ~ rrloa. y ~. -.
Nothing else, at . snI ~ s. gecs ~
ebs--. You pay oA's -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
rnE DEATH ROLL.
MRS. DELLA HOOKER.

Henrietta. Tex, March l9.--NIrs. Della
Hooker died here this morning. She
was the daughter Of Henry Roach, an
old settler Of this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
A H0Rsn wNHcKnp A rRA1N
And One Man Killed and Another so
Badly Injured that lie VIII Die.


, Wcatherford. Tex. March 19.-At
2;2O this morning freight train No IL
on the Texas aud Pacific railway. NOV.
ing into Santo struck horse and was
wrecked.
Seven cars Of merchandise were smash.
ed, The fireman was slightly hurt. Bill
Crisp was so badly Injured that il il
thought he will die. and AIcGril. the
front brakeman. was killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
ToE5

needed nesh, no ~. sls'I|
You've lost i5n n
Pierce's Gol.ie VI,
Iniscogey i W ~
> ders. By res, "
normal action o1
rangod organs "A
lions, It builds i1s
t hsa ale and b'a W.
sri-proInp.;iy' T,s1
and i, materially l
smaciaied, tliin
yauv are ruaae -
Plump, round I'd. w 3
roiJust No'al,e
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19


General Parke P5slles Is the enemy
OF trusts to put up prices and be
W. I'D n u encourage such comhins.
lions by thor word or deed. In his
remR KS to tho members OF tho Ma.
tional Morocco Manufacturers Asso.
pa ion he merely suggested the rais-
ing OF the price OF tho lower grades
oil kln3 20 that the better grades
could he old at lower price than
now askei, the Intention bang to Sc.
cure an average pl Ice which will az
gregate margin OF prGilt. We do
not see anything wrong In this ar.
rang meBs, d yet 1t might be styled
the ente ing wadg for The form alton
OF combination to control or to nut
up price q IN. ral Poo:les feels, al
Enough tariff reformsr, that the
manufacturers must act togathar TO
Insure success, or less he would renn.
qolsh his membership In tho assopia.
Hon ms ussless expense. He evl.
dcntly felt Ills inability to Tx prices
aud sell his stock at satisfactory rates
or lie would not have made u sugRes
ton W CHI was In ended to lead to
cooperation on the part OF his fellow
members. aud consequently he SHOULD
rot have been SO indignant at Tho re
porter or critlciser who failed to
comp ehend the scope OF his rem arks.
The Morocco Manufacturers Asso.
eiatlon Is certainly intended to DO
30 netting more than n mutual ad.
niratioh society and General Postles
Flows that although it may be no. n
INK ike a trust It is intended to Insure
concert OF aclion on the part OF the
members In liking prices and conduct
ing the trade In such manner as to
guard against ioss and actual bang
ruptcy. II reporters impute i'm proper
ino ives lie should belr with tn ,lr
petYersen 80 or duilness of compr
hension, ard not get hufry about Il.
\ We expect him 20 set tho prOteetlonlsts
Sal ex nipple. and give the worxmen
chance. We wish hs could start car.
ahop. shipyard, rolling mill or n
fnotory, and SHOW how products NAV
% made and sold probably, notwith.
standing the y n scare. SO that the
nnl itude Of Ida men may be en-.
ploye Z, and tIoir viyes and children
hsed / o starvo OIL bog. p
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

SHERIFFS SALE-By virtue or a writ
~ os t.esari Faclas. to me directed. will
DO exposed TO public sale, at the Court
House. OF Market atreet, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. In the city of VIII
mtngton. Now Castle county. Dell
ON SATURDAY,
THE 27th DAY OF JANUARY, 1884,
AtR O'Clock p. M.
Tho following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with o brick dwelling house thereon
situate In the city of Wilmington alore-
said. bounded and described as follows
10 wit:
Betinning at point on the westerly
side OF Windsor street, at the distance OF
one hundred and twenty lve feet eight
inches northerly from the northerly side
with Eighth street and through the mid
die OF tho partition wall dividing this
from the house adjoining on tho aouth
slightly eight feet to the easterIy aide,
OF four feet wide alley; thence by said
essterly side of said alley northeriy par
allel with Windsor steet. thirteen feet
tour inches to . corner; thence easterly
parallel with Eighth street and through
the middle OF tho partition wall dividing
this from the house adjoining on the
North eighty.a,sht feet 10 the said west
erly side OF Windsor street. and
thence thereby southeriy thirteen feet
four inches TO the place OF beginning, lie
the contents thsreor what they may to-
gether With the use aud privilege OF an Id
alley In common with others entitIed
taereto forever.
seized and taken l., execution an the
property OF Daniel II. II. Turner and
Helen Z. Turner and It's, and To he sold
ny PEIRCi GOULD. Sheriff.
sherins once Wilmington. Delaware.
Jan.e. 1894 jI0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

| II | were John Callahan, would be
sure OF Deputy Collectors Fllnn'e
chair before making formal appilea.
ton for 1t.
II were young lady about to be
married and my intend I'D was fickel,
| would rather he ran before than af tsi
he married me. ....-=
II were an auotioneer l would not
like to get In such crowds az those
that have taken place at the Riddles
sale during the past two days.
III We're an assessor would try and
comply with the State laws, or what
Is the use Of having laws?
II were Frank McCloskey. would
not give pointers to the assessors, un.
less know was right.
Ill were q Cleveland Democrat. 1
would be ashamed OF the soup house
administration and SO cents a bushel
for wheat.
Ii | were Quoen Lili. i would get my
axe ground and try 1t first on Presl-
dent Cleveland and hiE cabinent.
II were proof reader In a news.
paper office, | would want to know a
dozen different languages and be able
to dectpher any kind OF manuscript.
III were lawyer. would not take
case that knew had no merit for
the sake OF getting a poor devils 80
II were In tight place financially,
wouldn't steal to get out of II.
II were reader OF the ItEpUBIIcAs
and knew any OF my friends getting
some poor views OF the Worlds Fair,
when they could got such good ones
as can be had at the REPUBLICAN office.
| would drop them a gentle hint oil
tho fact.
/ II were you / would never ask 4
favor of a newspaper man II | wer.
not willing to return 1t with Interest
/ II wero a fireman would never
squirt stream OF wafer down the
back of another company's member
when on duty at fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

s'e@s n's'eAe ,or any ohe 70
-. 80 sno pasu VI ,eo'i.uue
,rss 80 1as.ussau'os "uasover .
"s'on ~ sso Jug inoueS VI
- :. y. ..'a sne nop' VI 1e.urn
- y. ss.a " 'soy .oIeoeeu' an
- -. app.o pi'asins sna'
su ane ~ INNS cases OUT OF Ten ex
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

City Council met In regular session
last night and reported bill of sS2S
In favor Of John j. Mealey, com mis-
sion on collecting taxes, which was
ordered paid. This settles the &C.
counts Of the estate of the late Martin
]. Mealey, collector OF taxes, and the
the city now owes no more money for
collecting taxes.
The bilIs of David Appleby for IS. SO
and Mrs. Kate Scout for $40 were or
ldered paid aud charged to the police
appropriation. MIR. Staats offered a
resolution forbiddlng tue payment OF
a bill unieas ordered by the chairma n
of a committee, which was passed.
This action grew out OF the presen.
.tatlon of several bills drawn ON the
committee on account, but he, as
chairman. had never known OF such
supplies being wanted. He had no
personal feeling In the matter. but as
q member OF Council thought 1t was
his duty.
1 The COMMITTEES on Crematory re-
ported the orematory III working
order and recommended that an In.
spector be appointed for three days
to ascertain the cost of burning the
garbage per ton. The contractor will
receive 45 cents per ton for the gar-
lbage already consumed. After some
talk on the measuring of the garbage
1t was .resolved to gauge tho tanks.
and that the regular employees should
attend to the work.
Mr.. Dannenberg introduced an Or
Idinance governing the crematory
which was read twice and referred to
the Law Committee. The crematory
, will be under the control OF the Board
of Health. which will elect q gu perrin
'ltendent in May at q salary OF s720
'iper annum, nd two assistants at sal.
aries OF 5000 year each. All refuse
from commission houses and fruit
stands must be taken to the crcma-
tory and not thrown in the street. Any
one violating this provision Is liable
to fine OF from IS to s25. The In.
lterest list for February amounting TO
sia00 was ordered paid. An order for
80. 1912. the monthly allowance OF
the Board OF Education, was ordered
drawn.
4 City Treasurer Adams was directed
to draw $1,000 from each OF the deposit
tory banks and deposit 1t In the Union
National Bank. The finance commit.
tee was referred u resolution offered
by Mr.. Tyre TO transfer $500 from tho
public square appropriation to fuel
for tho poor. The report of the Board
OF Health was ordered printed. Bills
for coal. amounting to Si35.s6 were
ordered paid. This coal was purchased
for the poor. MIR. Ratlsdge gave no.
tice ola ordinance to regulate the
lsala Of books OF city ordinances.
The city treasurer reported tho bal.
ancs in Union National Bank to be
s63.6l4.33. In each of the four deposi.
tory banks. &l2 349.46; received OF
Edmund Mitchell. Jr., $500: Eugene
NJ. Sayers ,s270; John ]. Mealey, $40. O6;
from each OF the depository banks, as
Interest, S55.04.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

The Wilmington Local Preachers
and Eshorters' Association held al
all day meeting ut Asbury NJ. L
Church last Sabbath, as follows:
Rev. w. Z. Harmon, OF North East
conducted thu Love Feast nt 0 O'Clock
Daniel Green, OF Newport. preached al
1870. The afternoon meeting, IL
charge Of Bro. Harry Wildsmith, was
both interesting and profitable. A
$50, experience meeting. conducted
by Bro. charles A. Foster; this meet
Ing was also one of great intere an(
power Rev, j. W. Harris at Z. 80 con
due al the services, which CONSISTED
OF worry stlTr,ng md powerful exorta
lions by the following brethren.
DR.. Sliums, w. z. Crouch, Hugh
Toner. and Chas. Foster. There were
two penitents at the altar In the even
ing. Members OF the Association pres
ent were DR.. Sirnms, ]. W. Harris
Ghas. Rutter, Chas. Sharpless, Hugh
Toner, j. X. Dill. W. p. Crouch, All
bert Thatcher. Mathew Magaryey, W
i. Harmon. Henry Wildsmith, Chas
Foster, Danial Green. John Wise.
The association will hold a meetinf
next Sunday afternoon, the 2l5t, Ii
the tent 18th and Walnut streets. [,
which the public Is cordially invited
ind on the 2Sth will hold an all da,
meeting In the Brandywine n. i
Church. Come with ne; We will d.
thee good. W. p. @.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

Professor Antonette L. Kemp, OF
Swathmore College. yesterday deliver
ed an Interesting lecture before the
Friends School Students on Goeth's
Faust" Professor Kemp spoke of
II omer's Iiiiad as Bible for the an :
clients, as 1t embodied high princlpl Q
of m erals. lie said that the varlou 8
books OF the Bible represented the diff
ferent periods in which they were
written. illustrating that each period
had some great work to mark an
epoch, and that Goeth In his time, after
spending sixty years In thought, had
produced his '.Faust."
She said that Faust embodied the
principle that peraisteney In living up
to ons's principles will win succss
She then described tie story of"FausL'
In detail and drew from 1t several
practical lessons One lesson was
that tho feeling OF remorse should
never be yielded to. but that all per.
sons sho uld forget their mistakes and
press forward, profitlng by their ex.
perience.