Smyrna times., 1894-12-05

=, Ppntt.n,- t'''tudI manifestation
:, '''euls came IN large numher,
d d''ar and ten were banniI,, 49, J." tHe
{ ann" shouts Of JOY and prai.a ~ 'e"
5 "Ho nave been well aconai,.,, nose
W" A7bury for long Tina W.. u
J.; 'H''e mas not been for year. -. 10y mat
u " 9uch power and demon.tr',t;.' ''''N
wa, 1aaI OF Thanksgiving ninbt ',i ~, d.
r thanksgiving Pentecost wiII no, u'9
ioIEotIeh soon by those preean, .,5
''.i.L "i.Iesstd ITS power. MANY sbon,lj
"'th enthusiasm who were NOT !. I..N
D,l"'e TO give expression to feeIin1. 80
Joy.-HepDJiican. 0'''ns9 ot
EXCITEMENT IN TEMp1Fvr1r o.
VI Monday night two teams drl',.r Ch
templevllle from towards Doi,-.o mo
One one following closely nnon '.ie' ~
other. When they halted fha no1.,,. ne
u one team, Mr.. Herman Raw l'",l'
Gu7td me occupants of the otba.
no" ell, ---Craft and q colorad ..'
win stealing his blanket and aHi3' iI"'i'
lot the arrest of the party. u,i. ,,'-.
a. oEce issued and placed in tba -
u NoH7tahle james A. Lane bnt ,,I,
ue undertook to take his nri.on.,
cuarge they declined to he orr,.,.5 ~
assistance was summoned and a,oi3't
mGCH excitement and with yraat I;ei
IuILy lhe party was captured andtat.",
ri ~ '"e magistrates Office for a bear:1,.,
Ue Colored man was found +,
armed with knife some min.
- I5ug'h and black lack weiobin,,
nearly pound. The prjsoners fl'j7
lus 'HIHEs rather serious for them a.
nv @ surrendered the blanket m rLa
o"HeI on condition that be would r0t
"PP0%' AGAINST them. He accor,Iir.,l..
'ooN I'N oIanket and left for D-'ao.a.a
~ NJ ~ 'each OF the Maryland officers.
ne cHaF2e OF larceny HAVING .ear
'-"7 "It""i'"n, the men were released
CA'''' %. c'i9rcd man. Who.v ..rI
'5'ii ing concealed wraua,,- az.
.0eI Lane haA icuHed him. and .t,,,.5
~ Fnt.itFiIe jail. with MIN. hgf vfsn
"' '''' station the prisoner saw
n'a "PF'',u ,uh'ly and ,pIau- from tb-
'i %"I G3iiet away and WAS rc--
- 'he darkness. He la-n.t ,r+i..,
Te-aTIt@le 90 -Crt,euVr Dl.,,t..
It Is lu'ima'ed thar the New yo,,-
board q Education is ab.1l ~ f-,n
uuce military drll i'm All tbe ba,.-. 'I-. I'm
iIc schools Of the city. Tbe sHIL;.ia. i,"o.
IN der consideration bv a co-1,,1..,'.. -
aNN I'E 'E"iao.e report 10 the board +.
eNr cted. Twelve Of the cjty ..a.i -
Already have reached con.id,rahia9
proficiency. An annual parade ~ IA
yIouthtull soldiery is in contemnla,ioa
/ / ne drll in these pioneer miljtar,,,.oh
&c ScHOoIs constitutes a part 0f ,ba
laily routine, - minutes being cirar
the exercises, under comn1tent
instructors. These schools Min ha
emiHaues of military training rrom
'hich the State military establishment
VIII probably receive many recrnits
10 add to the other troubles of tho
ouhtry Mr., Vanderbilt has imDorte6
ue mongoose for his estate near Ash.
me- \. I. And Consul Ford writes
ON hlngston, Jamaica: In Jamaica
Ie uongoose Is now preying upon ali
naII Iivlng creatures All of the
ouuu olrds, snakes, tOads and land
Taos are wiped out and now the new.
dropped calves, young pigs. puppies
Hu turtles iall victims to the mon
oose. II the mOngoose enters unon
sIuiHar career in this country Mr.
anderbit will go down to posteritv
-m ID arm with the man that imported
le English sparrow.
foot0all is a rough and tumbla
u'al game that ought not to he ner.
ltted by the laws of the land Ttisnot
lusual for player to get his arm or
broken, and sometimes even moro
rlous accidents happen. The risk to
{ ana limb Is too serious for the small
Mount OF sport obtained from the
me. The youth ofthe land ought m
taught more refining pleasures. and
brutal game of football ought m
discouraged. In fact it ought not
be allowed at all.
The series of meetings which WAS
1un IN the Church Hill M.E.Cburch
". 4th by Rev. F. f. White. still
ltnues with Increasing interest,"
ere have been A conversions to
e. most OF whom are grown. several
rrIed. Friday night no less than %
re seeking Christ. For the last ten
heF. u. Collin, pastor of Landen.
z circuit, and Rev G.. Renshaw an
ngeiiSt' nave been helping the pas
and have been doing excellent
X.
ccording to figures compiled by the
' YORK y orld, the Populist party
me recent elections increased its
Vole by 100000 over that OF 1899
one OF ex-President Harrison's
uSs lhat you can never tell which
a a Rrasshopper Is going to iumn.
National Chairman Taubeneck
VS. 'ne grasshopper party" as it
'eel' iac'e'ousIy termed, is prepar-
% MAKE an ambitious jump toward
rec silver dollar.
lere Is room in the noble estuary
e Delaware River aud Bay for alI
'eSseIs OF all flags that float upon
e"S' mere are thlrtY-three miles
tP water 'front.' within the limits of
MY OF Philadelphia. Nature has
everything to make Philadelphia
oTmOst metropolis on the Atlantic
IL Is about time that we should
nethlng for ourselves. .-PhHadeI>
Record.
V. Jonathan S. Willis, of Della.
ana Hon. John X. Cowan. of
more, represent two new char
IN the oath Congress, who will
9 required to sit there a term OF
'HeiI Importance may first be
I'd by older members, before Civ
lem special attention. Thev NAV
ing chickens, but they will crow
the roosters from the start
a Gazette.
~ may talk about the sentiment
Inc lovely flowers teach,
u If you want package sent
That's got longer reach,
So step into the first nice shop
hat happens to be handy,
ID tell the clerk to send her up
l great big bag of candy.
"
agent of the Chippewa Indians
nesota, in a report to Secretary
thus intimates a fear that the
not making much headway in
'tion; aside from living in
aud wearing clothes, / cannot
erein the full Hoods have made
Advancement. They are copstj.
lily opposed to work, and refuse
mixing cap-the one on wifev,s