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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18
FOSTERS PREDICTS
'"' GREAT WEATHER Pr.
FORECASTS.
Farmers should Pren,,
Wet backward sprlnsl % ~
Warm Winter. ana ~. ne ,
notwithstanding ro re. "a

49,. -f eDTIarv - ,
ou'.elin gave forecasts OF d. - -
% cross tho continent tron VI w
and the next will reach ~ a. 81
about February Is, cross 49, -
mountains by close OF Mar, ''
central valleys from Nls,.s : e q
eastern states about the 5t5
me warm wave win cro-, -
mountains about Feb,ua-v :, y
central valleys about Ms,cs = , Y
EASTERN states about the IN
wave will grow more s.v.,. VA .al
crosses eastward.
A large amount OF raj,
most parts Of the United s.s s.PS
the month Of March. ca,,,.,
Hoods IN places and farmer, ny,
pare Tor "a cold Wet backward ~.
WEATHER INDIcArrov.
Those who strive to Ana
-'As 1as weather forscaxi, y. n
-h1t they may play the ey,s.
pursuing a course that viii bs,,..
selves or the public Ths tim. =.
ably never come when wsatb.- NJ.
".l be perfect but enough n y =
have o.ea discovered TO mapA ~ ~
IT'S u mac-.=al utility ana M
org Ee-y bright I5- NOR. rs,, r.
.hau ever u.f,p- fssl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18

stands AT the head Of the list, is percent
axe af Wc-rlmato births 10 the whole
number of births being ca che percentage
yavIrE from yer cent in Ulster to- eight
tsrths % 5 per cent in Connsu ghu. Hol-
land COMES second the plr- mage being
8. England stands third with 40 per cent.
Sv--s-lari fourth. with 40 per
cent Then come italy and Norway.
each with per cent Scotland,
VITA rs per cent; Prussia. vith a.
re- cent Tie percentage Of the German
rr-I-s Us about ST that ~ France and Sci
Fan Is about s5, though 10 the depart
-na7.at the seine where Paris is suuatsl.
,rs percentage SIS 27 Wegi imate hLfts.
rsamlrk has 10 ger cent of -lleg,Iracy
sweden 3d. Portugal and Bavaria each has
Il. pe- cent. Last OF all comes Austria.
with percentages OF LEGITIMACY varying
rom s. S in Dalmaua to a. in Carnthia.
WAY does Easter come in March this
y.ar. 1 always supposed that j, came IN
Anil Nj j. L.
Easter is a movable feast II ,ro
Caasuan church. There Is no rel.on why
&c slt..a he, hu. it Be-. Why t is 81 w1uld
take toe long 20 explain fully. Foster IS
reuy lBe most of the other ulnlr ant
faces 81 taa Christian chur-n. nm ada. ta-
u9l dv he early fathers Of tHs chlrrn Of
% pagan spring festival 1aa Jaws JIG
s.-e the Egyptians. the Chu9-il is a.trt.
,t l-. adapted the Jewish "P--s.,er.
HI jewish gear is 1ct .N.d as cHys Be-.
t-.- years $3.50 the year t5l hogan oI Sep
ruue- il, ls this year tn, year 't5
v begin aH October d. THE jewish
"Te- .s.. ..g= 90 the l.tn .iaf or s. e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
IATD 10 REsE


iFNF'~4 u 49, NEAAEGHAaFs
HsdneEdaT re rsaaai1z % John ".
aeg1icker. g1o 1zs scss!5szi.y killed b.
falling from lis train 81 zertEle.e, o. ia=
W. z; y. E-..r3z1, wese laid - rest II
St Iic4zal's csms;eEy. BiTdss3f0, p.
: Eyec.z. CO. Ezs attached u N. &
y. train NJ. .. having WIisainEtor q.
~ 4 70 tgr tie ias1a5ess and y ives
NJ Bran 1g'7yils L55ze. No. Sc. Brother
hood u Railroad 1Fzi1meu, q wh!-a
The te1szsst Uzs a. .ciiye me1l5s. and
y.ce-nEzis..
Arriving a. Bir5E5oro tie cr5e. pro
ceeie1 70 tie home O. his fsiaer. Joseph
i!e-.!ckeE. and viewed the .snz!a..
Were icy Lid been tzzsu Tuesday BY
TIE father accompanied By . cenm.iiee
composed Of Pa. Nzs:er c. 2. Sweeney,
yDll C1Er1iAsIz, J. i. Howard and Il.
Dl-c
Tie funeral services we're hsl1 in the
HeIE-a1 Reformed Church Of Bgtl.-
o"Hs zat we've conducted - TIE Rev.
PIP EsoE=e, ASSISTED BY the Rev. john
L.1iz1z1E- Tie remains were preceded
y l-e Cemetery ~ Pest 10. ~ ?. o.
> Z >; j. .. I. = II. Co1E14! No.
=. Ai4a Lt!ze Ne. 5@s, Br1t4eiao1d II
Railroad Ir-.nAea. and tollgHe1 ay :
.zFse delegation Of relatives an ifleaI.
u the family.
Ri The practical f2raihouEhi Of the
deceased the widow Will resolve 81 20
from lie BfOllefhJJG Of Railroad
lTz.lm@l, which Is tie amount paid by
iE1i Organization f.! lezih Of DISABILITY
AID 3 week SICK benefits.
Brothers W. : Ellie. J. W. EIIis r
y. sa.ih and Il. Glfhains Of Delaazr.
Lodge, No. II, y. Of K r., also A.
te-1zd tug funeral.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
coUscTL,, RErEFsEsstox.
A ordinssus MAKING Iraasfsrs Of AP-
r-a---sa.ln..--fn.. NJ \ E.EAI


C;y C3gacil had 5 vt-v -.et session
On Ia-rs31y- Ar. Rz,i=-s wzs the
o1-y member 4hssaI Caei Moore
9. ias B1zri Il J.rsc;o-s g. re Si-e-i
2ld >ewe- Department; v a r-rssai az1
9,oer ped SEAT 3.c!aEaz tle pea 1eai's
5efk.
C.iy Treasurer Ad21,s reported
balance q So. -. IS IL In. D N4.i mi
B1zk % The cfe3is "a ,L= s.iy's cIr.e1;
eIpeassA lie zaso rgp.5rt=l he follow
Ing .eceipts: From Collect. Ni.ra=.l.
SSs5, city and school ;-zs5 10, 1856
iEsl CAiet Engineer Wilson # ttz C.;T
Engineering znd SurTey!aE Dsr4ri-
Esa;, s29-59, fees l2si Il. nth. from
collector sayeEz, 800, city 4a- school
iaIes to- 1873.
City Audiior BiIlAny certified 70 the
co-Fec;ness Of tie acc1z4;z o. tAe cir
treasurer.
laisrsss due Nay is;, amounting to
S<sl52-J9, WAS O-isre.i paid.
Tie Bazrl Of DirectOrs 81 the Street
sH1 SeBer Department was allowed
Slo,py0. iae sun expsaie8 in employ
Tag po'cr citizens, which a121 II: Is 20 de
charges 10 tie pprop:iziioas Of 1854.
The beard Of Education w4s 4.l5Eed
rs nl9ailly epp.oPri2;i5l, amounting
NJ. DAnaenheEg Introduced 81 oTtl.
nance entitled an orii1zac4 making GER
TAN transfers Of appropriations. sh!cA
. stFsn the 1saAl readings and Re.
.elEeI 70 tue law committee. The trans
iers proposed by IL are Sc follows
s'9>-ls from the apprag rizt.oa for H.
ie;ssi 70 the appropriation for ctenlatory,
Slo! ifom tie appropriation for .arb4-e
= The appropriation for PEilIi1g, 500
from tie appropriation for pGolie bri.a-
lnss % The appropriation i1f printing.
500 from Tie appropriation i5g salaries
70 the appropriation for iAe Police Con-
mission. Si,IO1 from the APPROPRIATION
ior miscellaneous sud incidental ex.
Esendii1res 70 the appropriation 10. the
Police Commission. 800 from tie ap.
proPrlztion for public 5CiItiuzs 10 The
appropriation for the Police Commission,
SlJJ irona the appropriation fVr inter-
est to tae appropriation igr the Police
Commission and $iS.S5 from tie zg1fo-
prl2i!on for Interest 70 the approximation
for city election.
Many bills were ordered paid. Nj.
>i24is objected 10 Coupcl. paving VII
100 -~t-s--- ~ -l4 ELE-aAtE- L4E
framework over the entrance 10 tie J..i-
ieEy fo3m in the city hall. He s4ii the
Eua-ic buildings committee had csn-
seniel 70 permi. the erection Of tie no.
tecio: but contsn1el thai the Bh.ri u
Police Commissioners had greed u rzy
toF II. de though! the bill had seen
divided and tina; Council was being
asked 70 pay only one-L4.f tue c5s. "
the work. III. Ieany vas ulier tie
iEpression that Tie public llli!ng.
committee lad promised thzi Council
would pay Tie ill. Mr.. Tyre agreed
with 5lT. Stats as 10 who was 10 ba
financially responsible. Mr.. O'Nei!l
advocated the payment Of tae bill. On
motion Of NJ. Siaa:s the bill was
referred 70 tie Boatd IF Police Com
m!ssioners. The motion was adopted by
party vote.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
TIE H4HKIAs CASE.
Friend States That PuruelI Jones
offered to Compromise,

Editor Gaz<t< d journal: Ia saw in
EVERY EvENiSG an article under
the head Of Looks Like Harsh Treat
meni," referring to the case Of James
Hawkins. Your correspondent was ev!.
IDENTIFY nisinformed, as the facts Of the
case are 8s follows:
Dir. Hawkins was In the habit Of bring
ing time-slips from his section boss. ana
getting both goods and money on them.
with the agreement that wuen his pay
check was received it was TO be glyea 10
MF. Jones.
This he failed TO do and got his check
eashed elsewhere and refused to paw
over anything on his account on the
plea that be was out OF work. Failing
70 obtain any satisfaction whatever. III.
Jones took steps 70 collect his account.
Even after Hawkins arrest Mr.. Jones
offered TO compromise the matter and
make deduction Of about one-ihird OF
the claim.
Aour columns are open and of course
know you are willing to publish both
sides Of the case, hence this explanation,
which trust will correct a feeling
against Mr.. Jones-;h4t may be aroused
by the article Of your correspondent.
A FRIEND.
AIDDLETowg, DEL, April 18Th, 1894.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
An Al Wilmington DOCK.

!Sea5odrd, the maritime journal Of
New York, in its issue of Thursday in
speaking Of the facilities of the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Co. for dock repair
work, says: 1--WE call special attention
to this firms docking facilities, as they
have an A dock. Ship masters ariiv-
ing in the Delaware will find it TO their
advantage to communicate with this
firm before docking elsewhere, as they
have ample facilities for doing all sorts
Of repairs, and guarantee very low
rates. Recent Improvements TO the
Christiana river have given 81 feet
depth up TO this firms dock at mean
high water. Wilmington lies three
miles from the Delaware river and IS
miles from Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

- 10 @%-Na-
Same. r. Barnard z1i J. Frank
8s-eE.n. --s-z5ers Il tie B21Ti q E5c-
eaton, soo- zrlaLA5 - L B. jones, the
secretary G: hat os1y. seat 70 the
ara. Bulge % 1saia- eKre3iii5n
He4ussGzy. Ia order = --Esi in ) fell
cay tneT stz-Tz5 ea-lT sa3 tg1rEeEe5 tr
s t1s-E.i i-4I-. Ties z-riTsl q the
zseizg lz3s Il goo5 spi-s.s bzt
Thea ;1sy ClPtcEei SEER fishing
-s.tPas:1A-lL 1-ey we're c5Azrine1
n TIE 1-s1aTe-g ihai heir bat vas
st1.- I4sy wanted lire tzi5 and
7Ts7e F1Ezia1 As 70 how they could o.
tzi1SL Faysocs pans weie suggested
ut cSlsct.rEs being inierpSs=i they
We-s 211 executed. Finally Nj. Jones
z11ou1e@1 ;1El Re hsd discovered how
y get bzii and declared he WAS going
2 g; 4 Hs companions offered - A.
s.st hin bzi he refused assistance.
IaSl1g long bat fragile pole the
secrsiSry attached thereto : small uet.
sfis! wh.ch be cast the latter in the
stream TIE curren: was unusually
sEifi sZi1 The pola could not be held u
81 tnmoTs5le position except BIZ press
ing upon il. Mr.. Jones, in his endeav1r
% keep tie stick sulI, Threw bis enure
weight upon il, Ahen suddenly there
vas EnzPP.ag noise, kicking Of heels
and c-g g. alarm. followed ~ q dive
a ne pole tfcEe and the bait se4rcae r
plunged overheard. His boots famed
he All fc: sEcend and the next instant
Be, cTe-r0ii And all, disappeared il the
io:Teot When he rezppeaTei be was
about % teei frola land, struggling and
splitting. HIS COMPANIONS were unable 10
all aim and we're greatly alarmed Thsir
1as4s!ness was unnecessary, however.
70. the unfortunate angler Was "a eI-
PERI swimmer AMI despite bis heavy
clothing be quickly returned to shore.
Nnen be had spat oGt the last nouiliul
o water be exclaimed "TAGi's the first
swim I've had il 20 years
NJ. Jones vas IL sorry plight. He
was soaked 10 the skin and did not
znoT where 10 % 10 get dry clothiu-.
Eventually be sought the Ezieman a.
iae railroad crossing nearby and from
hin he obtained : costume which made
hin look decidedly picturesque. In il
lie EsssDb.ed s fu.l-fedgei "rea ben
and sone people who happened to str Il!
DOWN 10 the Canal ssluied him as Chris
topasT Columbus Jones. The man from
Tlon 1t was gotten was foot shorter
and much Simmer than Mr.. Jones. and
IN Consequence the latter had u turn
tie shirts backward when putting them
on, had 70 wear 'hizh tide" trousers
znd, 70 make the garments meet, was
obliged 10 tie them with iwiue ana shoe
strings.
Despite their misfortunes the fishers
had Jolly time and were rewarded
with sogd cath.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

Delaware Lodge, A. o. &. W., rave 4
reception last Wednesday evening on
the occasion Of the formal opening II
u new quarters in Eden Hall. william
Il. FoulE pEeslied. The exercise h.
ci1ded addresses By Presidiug Elder
Barrett and the ReT. I. Z. Terry, sing.
Ing ~ Misses Miller and Novel; and
4lessrs. Bsaston and LawUn Of the
choir 81 81. Pzul's u. Z. Church, With
accompaniment by Noble T. Hadley.
and piano duet by Misses Elliott and
Reese. The officers II tae Grand Lodge
Of this Jurisdiction were pFezeaL The
festivities concluded with . supper.
which vas served In the banquet room.
There were about 300 pers1ls at table.
Inc committee 10 charge vas composed
u William II. Fou!k, J. II. .AppleDy.
z. T. Mar2uey, y. l.. DEMO, Lambert
foulk, y. +. BlFifam and John Reese.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of CataTrh that cannot be
cured by Halls CAtarrh Cure.
i. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, The undersigned, nave known. r. J..
Cheney fOr the last 10 years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
OUT any obligations made By their firm.
WEST & IEUA1, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, o.
WALpiSG, KrySAy & MARyIs. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. y.
Hall Caiarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces 81 The system. Testimonials sent
iIge. FIlce' 20 cents per bottle. sold by
all Druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
FoE 7HE -coaxoS PEOPLE

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An eE4nP.e 10 P3i1i is Ins Eew Popn.
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2sw 5e5tz issued ~ TIE GAZETTE
z weekly parts 81 pf.c= which makes
i easily s1,4iaz5ls b. the reader Of the
most .itz.i4l Dlr=:.
originally Published BY the Century
Company i4.s great zat only STANDARD
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apan IL
This p:ice while fully warranted b.
re value Il ;ae 1J5k, vas practically a
prohibition q is possession by any
save tI5se Of i4Egs means.
NOW, - The simple operation Of the
popular p!al Of Distribution, the com
laan Pe5P!e7 are Afforded every Aivsn
age hitherto H-oHgpo.lze4 BY those Il
- nconmoa. privileges. and great edu-
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the world.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

Election q os.r.5s - 'As Maryland stat.
Cgaae5I u FstEtgs.

A--a-as--- - p sasaf--f
H-ETCy, Me-. Tie -.ate
EtglG. ~ Mz-r.- 5zlt5: 5r4sr n
LHlel AEls-z.a ,-.5.-za.ss, e5ss;s1
1ree:s tx ;ss eae-l-- year and a.
..1sLa- iais nT lie 5L.cs.s
elected were e
sac ccunel t.4--y :. Barry Of
.5z.3!t1Cre- v ~ Gs4l.4..s-, S1.t1za L.
N1l1 3. Ii4-ets;sT: secretary,
ls151-s Csie e g4'-.r-s; Assz.znt
secretary, Il. :. C. 5: 2! baltimore.
l-sEE9Ee-, Gasss=s ie.-.=r Il Baltimore;
tsl-getpt. y. Z kse y Hagefztown;
warden. J. Ra.gsra ! L.oEEoonin=,
A-.szzag county. IL T. oeHii1si. : c.
Carr Of Bzit.a.egez DE9.5e Sel;iael, c.
Z.4s4r- .g.E44 6. VI Ward,
FsrryTlz-e5 EIe1lii7a DyzTt. J. Adam
s-1l.- ~ -C-.-lseE- National kepresu.z-
ave saTe-gs-r .s.L9 samuel J. Keys Q!
L.E;1z.
4 parade to-dzy e racnas-s II tie
gf-e- Drew visitors from AL yzr.s u
Csca. and Hz.fa.1 l--4:ies, Nj, and
ir7ha SsW 4st.s 60 1if, Dsl.. an tie
cs2l811es j. psa1syiTz1az ci1se y tie
Mary and Inc. : "a 1-stel from Gez.iy
every business houss zzi TIE pr!TzI.
Ifal4f-ces weEa A4gl5g-1ely decorated
Vita the 1at-caa. cg.g-s. TIE parade
wEs thu largest te1s1str-:i q II tie
EiEt GYgg w.faezset il E.E0a. i, il
sti.,a..i1H: 10; 800 alea we're ii line,
c1.lfr&st y! councils tsgza \ :;aegs;,
Have De Grace, Cg.csz, E.ztsl, .Ed
ttg'l 81 pzrlg Of Cezl. county.
Inc ascal cozati! eaEE 3 Inc tzag1e.
70 the STATE c.14cil :a4z evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
WlLNIsoTos Focs1Ils sooIETT.


The official q the WILMINGTON Pom.
tain society are getting ready for their
sgnme. mission Ia the city Of seeing
that the tEo dozen fountains located Ia
various parts % the town are in rood
order and ready a. soon Is the warm
weather begins % q TO furnish water to
thirsty humanity, and also 70 all quad
Tupz1s aud birds around, many Of
wsi-a have learned u rely for their
summer beverage On TIE fountains put
up " the society.
The Wilmington Fountain Society Is
II need OF funds. The last Of the 10Th
annual donation nf $50, bequea;hed by
Inward Bnnghurzi, ST., fell in last year.
81 that the sOc.eiy starts out nov with z
Di2 sum icst out Of its usual fund.
But there are always good friends to
come forward. Recently : lady called
On Treasurer William Poole, a. sixth
ana MaEEet streets, and inquired Of him
the cogt Of fountain maintenance. His
reply was that it Appropriated SIS ger
fountain per season. She requested to
u allowed 70 pay for the suppor, Of
one, and asked that her name be not
mentioned.
There are about 40 contributing mem
beFs q the socieiy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
News PROM the viear-Gener.l.

Rev. y. }. Flynn, secretary Of the
clerical committee, received last Thur.
day very interesting letter from the
Very Rev. J. i. Lyons, V. G., who
sailed from New York, Mach 3lgt.
Father Lyons had most delightful TIN.
He wrote when within a few hours IL
Hayfe, and states that he was no, at
lacked with the NAL du ner. In fact he
offered u make the chief steward some
additional compensation by reason Of
the fact that he took three meals Jay
when many Of the passengers had not
- many on TIC whole trip On board
be met the kt. Rev. Mensignor Begin.
Tor many year, professor Of dosma,ic
theology in the Layaiie University. az
Quebec. donsignor Begin ig a personal
friend Of Cardinal Richards Of Paris.
% whom he will introduce Father Lyons
who will then be the guest Of the Cardi-
nal at the famous church Of Notre
Dame. Thence Father Lyons will 20
direct 70 Rome. He wishes TO be Re.
membered To all his friends in Whining
ton,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
SoTEL sIoHT o. 1fakersrRsEE
City Railways Contraction Train-DIrt
Cars Hanled ont bI Eleetrlcitr.

The spectacle II construction train
nzuled along Nzrke; street Ly electricity
was novel and interesting subject y
observation among citizens Inst week.
Two iEpn dit cars were sal1ts1 4,
where the la51Ters were ~ wJ.k along
the iTacE aud the piles &. clay we're
saove.et en- them w!ta great 1ispgtca.
Hauling b. carts according 10 tae
old meihod was 'Sl: u siyaf." The
losds were sent out 70 Rising SIa where
II i use1 for filling in tll u.ck.
u has not yet been arranged whether
the street department will Do the paving
o. whether tue company wi.. Cary OF
al the work : etase!yes 4 dram will
BE placed between the TWO track %
that the surface water which formerly
ran down the tracks 1iI find is way
into the seYers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
PfLoT socTHlI IN DIsnIsseD.
me Captain 81 the C4ue4s+ Censured For
Hiring the Pilot When Sotiasd 81 Ia.
Condition.

AbF NAFAaAb % lne tauf4&aE teuauFEn For
Hiring ths Pilot When NOTIFIED % HIS
Condition.
=; ;hs uleeticg q ibs Bard u Pilot
C1.1mIssi1ns-s Wellesley Plot Z. j.
aoEiaGtt Tss dismissed from tie ser
wee.
Tie eTi5sncc showed that tie pil1,
~ Intoxicated aa5 -ig5 tia; Captain
LJplsaE Il ;ae Lz4cl-e l4l E=eu ay;.-
1el als y engage him while in that
condition. Tie Of y. u tie s.-aae. Sy4s
ensured by re board fyt accepting
-o1iaz;1's -e-T.ces
Il wss sta;s4 tia; is.e grounding Of
~ ysssa. cz19=l damage = tie eIigai
q. sl5,gU sl.4zt1 a14 zen u. tie
le'vice s.a9e ISL I4E4s teen ch1-zs4
with the same yIsnce II other occasions.
The resolutions Y dismissal are a.
fg.iyws
H.1lsgd, That Z. J. sou:hard Le *.
pe.,e'i ifo'a ine i..9: service O: tie STATE
y! Delas4se
Ass@lsi karasr. that Z Z. s04taari
slg-.d uc' Hays been taken "a toad
ziiEf tie agents II tue snip had tzan aog!-
bel ~ the p!-gtis agent that he "a. not IL
cgh4illDn y pl.ot s4i1 ship.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
CHRISTIAN EsDE4roR MEETING.
The Proceedings OF the Annual Session of
Wilmington Union.

Wilmington Union.
Wilmington Christian Eadeayor
Union held It's annual meeting Thursday
night in Church OF the Redeemer. PRAYER
was offered BY the Rev. J. r. IilIzan.
The address OF welcome was delivered
by the Rev. I. j. Mason and response
was made by F. 7. Walker, tie presi-
dent Of the union. The latter also re-
viewed the work done during the year.
The Rev. s. B. AeeseF spoke Of the con
yeniion to be held III Cleveland, o., dur
ing the coming summer and urged all
WHO can possibly attend 70 do so.
An interesting report was presented
by John II. Cole, the secretary. One
year ago, be said, there Were in this ci,y
nine societies and one junior society:
now .heFs are 20 societies and 5 Junior
societies. The former have ,3SS mem
beers and the latter 225. During the last
four months the Sunday Breakfas, As.
ISOLATION, a branch Of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeayof,
furnished $40 meals at an average cost
of 2 3 cents per meal. The associa-
ton opened a lodging house a month
ago, since which time it has provided
lodging for 4S2 men. The house CON
iains 10 beds. It's receipts for the month
amounted to $43.2s. The association
has organized Bible class. The ser
vices held by the association have re-
suited in 81 men protesting conversion
and 81 pledging themselves to cease
using intoxicanIs.
For the ensuing year the following
officers were elected: President, Joseph
K. Whitney; Secretary, Mrs. G. F. Hen
bricks; Treasurer, Miss Fannie Taylor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
IneursIon OF nnns and POLES.

neutrality-suspicious. Of Gazette aud Journal
NEW CASTLE, April 20.-The activity in
manufacturing circles here in the past few
months has been the means of drawing to
our city large numbers of the Huns and
Poles who formerly occupied two.thirds of
that suburb of the city known as Dobbins.
willie, and who by the dulness of trade last
fall nearly all left; il was hoped for good.
But, probably owing to the strikes and
idleness in the coke regions. they are back
in full force. They gather at the entrances
OF the Delaware iron works and wait until
they are needed, sometimes from 30 to 50
at time