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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

''"" '"e~ihS ' 'h"l
MiHS M"lI'r hArl"r' ct III fa~"' !" mere
"h N'Hh !" r'"hns'
Tom N, lilnch, ot Gallup. wAs In the
'''y ye""HiN| IN business
sam N"ustadt aud James tirunrf"ld
spent the Sabbath IN santa fr.
q. g. williams ari wife, IL Cincinnati,
are r-Eirt"r,d Nj the San FELIPE.
.Io. y. uin,sllAndrr, tn. drug tourist,
canc ur from the south las, night,
Jud,, l. Warren and N.ill H. Field
ar, IN santa y, ON legal hu.in..-.
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"!'' ''''''''"n M" '''"r! nNS'"s''' "
Las vegas Az" III the territorial metropolis
"''"!
SPENCER Reel. - visitor fron Msri"Sippi,
/" nring introduced around by Deacon
sanford.
Mrs .. Goehrl, wife II n Brl"n general
merchant, In IN the city, Registered At the
European.
| Stew, liallinv, brother q Simon BAllinr,
the Frs, street baker, IL here ON viri,
from Needles, Cal.
| C. W, Kennedy, of IN, Crr.c.nt Coal
company. who was At santa Fr on bust.
meas, returned home lAs, night.
G. X. Perry. III. trainmas,.r for the
Atlantic Il Pacific railroad. head quarters
At Williams, Arizona, 10 in the city.
p.,l yr,..rri f,rm.r,v ~ this ci,v.
now ~ Denver. ia here on u visit Ia the
family If his brother, ex- sheriff jacobs
irisarri.
N. u. wyrick, of the Postal Telegraph
e,np.nv and wifi. came in from IN. west
yesterday, aud have quarters at the Ar.
MILO hotel.
II was On the points of supreme excel
lsucs that Dr. Prices Baking Powder re-
ceivsd the highest honoru n, the Colum-
bian and Midwin,er fairs,
DIR. J. J. smith. II wslls wAl!s, WASH
invton. is in the city aud will remain dur
ing the winter. lie has secured good
room at the Hotel Columbus.
| ,, , A. ~ c.,,i. -.
ioicing over IA, arrival at their home OF q
houncip,, b.bv how. In. it'll. thing max
,,, IA. sn,-.r.nc. ON Monday morning.
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Al L. h"r"r''S' '"e S"o'P '"He' "u' !"
= w" Stamina n''nn'~'n"' eA'' :" '"e e"''
; drove into town last night lie sAys the
. sheep i'"k hnr' anu .hA' 'herr F" p'eh'y VI
s"'' ""
'As' a. Lang was ~ oAn'A re ye'"r'
uAy' lie states '"s' w" P'eT'"' "rr'".
rial legislature " very tame ''hrA,"''
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amount :" Insurance y" '"' '''' VI '"'
rrh, "se'"e' WIN '"' premiums Jaw
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

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TOE Palace hotel At Santa r. II To- New
M,>tru " nnt ia" "rriit luusr" a, Topr-
Nn. ia thr lay ot itr glory. wAr I" han.
49, uuI Al uId kAusAur know what tia,
m,.D- brA lIuart"rs tor all parties ami
"a. mrr.u- Kui thr plar" where !"u
were t.. ,.,.I t. ~ I" Uui nut what Wa
gong ~ Tnr Palace II better mauae"'i
nov than ,,rr wa. hrfrr', aud IL 10y all
-dds the hr.' }. tel ~ New MrAlro.
ll., territory Lac IL bonded debt #
$50 ,uov Of thus STUN tiI,1oo har been
created 10y au excess II territorial rAprn.
lI,urcs over rrcriptr the p1r, seven
\rArr Whrr, II the end II such rrck
lr.r rNtrANagnucrf With the example
rrt hy the prrrrut Legislature III plllnr ny
deb, on debt the territory will s"n b.,
hurrlrrrly bankrupt
llIs new offices Il the New York
weather bureau will occupy the twenty
nrrt. twenty p-c"ud aud twenty. fourth
rtnrlrr IT the Manhattan huiliing, and
will h.. 81 feet ahuvr broadway. The
clerk or the weather will rnrt high.
TuK pr,Jrc, II hulliing n rnah from
Fort worth I" Albuquerque has again
been revived 10y the chamber uf commerce
81 Font worth !, ir Said tina, the R""k
Island har mail" negotiations looking IA
the huiidlng Il the road
VIZ learn that the thiri house "a, santa
Fr, saturday night. passed rrsolu,lor
h. tue rnh ClriLkS Siu.upO for telling the
tru,h Al"ut the other two houses the
money l." Ice used Tor hiring additions
,wrrI,-rs Tor the council.
nrKI>G the Ahr"ur- II Judge Fall, wh'
~ ~ charge Of ia" lre,rlaturr, the oit,,a
bus,ncr4. uf h,- district hnr hrru perform
81 hS Juie" Collier, wh" LIAR approved
the hnuir uf the county uItirmr OF the
rhrI Juil,,A ilr,uct
j +. WA,IN.r Har purchased the Wine
/ .uw Ma Nj wallace formerly pub
| h.hrd the ~, Johns Herald. and hr II n
/ good u-wsIaI"r man, and ia" Mail I'M
| der hr management will he kept up /,
| IT. present excellence,
Tuh nlAughtrrjng ~ ia" Carlisle cur
rrucy scheme ia the huus" "f liz frl-nd'
| would nrru tu Indicate that Snin" ~ th'
congressman, at least. who formed goa.
r-rolu,Iunr "u the hrs, Il the year ar
trying I" k"ri them
| lSfERk,I Anl water Hrr the only tw'
| Itrmr ut greater "hI'rnr" than I'll" N"lun
irrr hire department of Albuquerque, Az
pr,>,matIug -, Juo annually, sum ruf
h,Irut a. maintain MI efficient paid force
OSK half uf the world's pr,Tuct 81 lui
nine ~ consumed III the United states
It requires good deal "f Iuninr and al
cuhul in maintain the high prrrsur" nn
Ter which mort Americans live aud die.
Tuk city IT MrNrro hAs the proud lie
tiurtlnu It having the highest death rat
e any city in the world !, IA forty J."
Thousand IT the population, AMI the grrH
fatality II due I" defective drainage.
rus resolution IA tue thiri h"usr +
have Tux ClrllFS's history II B"n"l'r
Arnold taught IN the public rrh"lS. Wa
referred To- the drlrgAtuu from san Nj
gurl county
SR,tR ahll,uH hAs hrru known 4
reconcile the lrl,rrrrl rnrmirs. S"nAt"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

some years Rgu MIR. Simon Goldhauln.
SAN Luis R-y, Cal, was troubled with a
lame back and rheumatism, lie used
Chamberlain Pain Balm and - prompt
cure wAr I'll cited. lie says hr hAH since
AL visrd many II hiH friends I" try II. And
all who have dome az have spoken highly
nf II. II IL for sale by I II, burgess n
son. drugglr,n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19
For sale by all Druggists.

The governor has appointed the follow
ing notar,ea public Theniore Maxwell,
of Bernaiillo; Florence \. scott. Of BernA-
lilo; J. II. Theehoii. Gan Juan; W. ".
Lewis, Of BernAlillo; Fred. Becker, Of
NalenciA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19
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without Lose, Reference furnished
Address W. &. Archer. III Pssn. Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

wv" W '''' "''' "''' ~ ~ ''..'' '.'
r,l,rr.
Tmh mirIA warrant hrll IL not dead.
Sud that Nv s'nl. may So -ih" Through
the Legislature
rmnuRN kuIS the l~Nn" II uor
.,utrrr Tine prr-,rtI,luu vii br II
value neat ju,g
ia the p,n,-r,l IuIi taking 'n"mfu .
d.rva,,hcrl The met rNe" thu morning
i.dl,a'rs ~ much.
rus total num'rr OF r'uuur executed (
% the ut,"d Static dur.ur the calendar .
year $50 wac ij4
J.p.t t,,i j- ru h,dl! knu,kr. oui I
,ua' Ia" ha- ruhh.Iy Auuouurct h,r -.
ur,u,ru, i,um l"Itn,r.
NtsAu, Up Aerc"t place ir ,h" j .u"s
family In'y ruN have senator AMI /,
,ur governor ol THAT r,a,r.
lllp rcaiI It Secretary Miller viii
dAnglr u inr Thornton Wlkw.m rrr
many mo"ur wax and ~AL".
Tuh Iromp, removal 1t SECRETARY Mil.
womb mg,t.rIntl, increase TIA, rr.t..,i
II the I"ori' IA the democratic part!
Killed
.,.r.,
eli, ptA.,.. and the urm IT Fall, FrhA n
Miller ARE Irrmlt,rd ta run th,ng~ At their
l.rarurr
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,,.,,,.t,
or
the pur, t"A uur. The ,ar,cru dealers
dump many aduit,Ia,I"ur uIuu the lcuI,lr
u New Mexico.
Tnn fellow. who occupy STOLEN ..n,s A.,
santa r. al, try rns t. A,"u- ior th.lr gen
rrHl cusr.,iu"Nr hy bearing down heavy
"n Tia" gamhlrrr.
r,. I...,.l-,,... ..,..,.,,..t ,...,..,-,-,
TIL neat TurH'Iay. which IL a relief I" ti"
~ "'"r~"rkrd rmpl"y"rr "i that agsr"-
CATION II wisdom.
Hos n. GILls- d-rrr.rr well of the
J,"nvlr nf southern New MrIIr" II NH1
VI" ''''"h ''~ '"e'' Nv Wv
u"s"A""s VT "'''
Tux Democrat ask. ~ he II ilrulng
way - lie lr the rnrI,, bag drmu.ratl,
lultrd states dlrtrl,, attorney, aud hr
halls from MIrrl,rlpvl.
As, .,ld. hind. KNEE. ,,,runp. p,,y,r,I
l,,... ,,,r Il. marketed ~ New N,L
u,v They AR, ,,n,uy Ia hnv, nu,,n,.r
sl,i,. .,.,,nIl> for hor-. meat
-" ""'' '"N' ''"''' W '"' '''''
rus '''"''! ""'H ''N'''" '' pun"
""'''"sH' anu wv N'''''''''"''' "A'
payers "' n'' WAN AL! ''''" "'''''"' WV
TUX New Mexican reports that there L.
On" 81 ia" Legislative clerks VII" actual!
gives h'~ i~rr"nal attention I" the dn'"r
81 the I"'sI,'"n, notwithstanding hir ma
mrr"ur sssiriAntH.
Tux general conc-urur If opinion .r.mr
t. lm that II would have been n great draI
better for the country II Grover hA,i
placed a sentry be-, IA from, Of the gold
r.rrrvr, iur,rAd Of IN front Il the Whit,
Unnnr.
DikINo the past fiscal year THE county
pad mt" the territorial treasury si@.ll','
=. The count! "t SAINT" +" pald ia only
Sii,ili,JG. Tins county rAyr the money
III and IA" SAn," ;" Ieg'-l~''V" gang ~
l"ndH IT.
IT. hAr been othc,Ally AScrr,Ainrd tha
III" Iuuld fortune, A. len hy Jay G"uli
wac SNo,""'o". II VIII h m'""~'i"E Il
~" how much ct that amount n HlH'"N
erred 10y the '"'"'"" '"A collectors Wien
they start "n 'h'ir Investigations
TnH mineral production II Idaho ~
1871 II given az f"lloNr. G"hl, SN7a,W"
mlyrr. a. ,iia,ooo. and lead, Sa,hod. ~~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
ro.DAF,s noIM.iN.
The "New Woman's" Appearance Here in
Einnncinatinn TnrEerN.

The "Sew Woman's" Appearance Here in
Emancipation TogGery.
The "new woman has arrived. While
she has been resident of the larger cities
for some time her advent in Wilmington
was not apparent until short time ago.
when, attired in boomers and other
emancipation tOggery, she appeared on a
bicycle upon the streets of the city. For
bicycling such costume has no doubt its
advantages. But, woe betide the appear
ance of those thus attired when they step
off the wheel! That woman thus cos
tuned would attract public attention is not
to be gainsaid, for at every stopping place.
the new wornan" would be surrounded
by nondescript crowd in less time than
it takes to tell it.
The necessity for more rational dress
for women is engaging the attention of
men as well as women all over the coun-
try, but that trousers as a part of a
womans costume will ever be more than
fad" is an impossibility from either an
esthetic or unitarian standpoint.
AT the National Council of Women
held recently at Washington, ID. O.. the
question of dress reform was discussed
from all points. and the various speakers
among whom were physicians, lawyers
and dress-reformers, while advocating a
more rational and healthful attire, than
what is now worn, were nearly unanimous
in their adherence to the flowing skirt, as
the most suitable the most artistic and the
most womanly garment that could be de-
yised.
There is, however, no danger OF such a
costume gaining ground. 1t is now nearly
SO years since the bloomer rig was intro
duced, and it is not likely it will ever be
worn by any except those who crave
notoriety,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
IN GENERAL.

Cora Smith was sentenced at Des lfoines,
Iowa, Wednesday, to- life imprisonment for
the murder of her stepfather.
The ship Olive Bank sailed from VAN
couver, b. c., recently, for South Africa,
with cargo of ., 30O,0 900 feet of lumber.
The strike of the st. Louis garment
workers against the sweat shop contractors
ended yesterday, week i'll victory for the
strikers.
5-years-old boy in the lake ut Chicagoson
Monday, week has been identified as
Matte Morrison of Clinton, Ill.
Frank Winterchief, negro who at
tempted to assault Mrs. Thomas Butts,
near Broad Run, Md, Sunday week. was
on Wednesday sentenced to ten years. ina
prisonment.
Cashier ]. r. Holland, of the Merchants
and Farmers National Bank, of Char
lotte, n. c., is dcfaulter to the amount of
$4,000 or more. The discovery was made
by National Bank Examiner Miller.
Six tons of nitro-glycerne in the factory.
of the Ohio & Indiana Torpedo Co, at
Lima, o., exploded yesterday week. Win
dows were broken and other damage was
done to the buildings, but no person was
injured.
The Brothers of Nazareth Home on the
priory farm, at Chestnut Ridge, New York,
was destroyed by fire early Wednesday
morning. The children were all gotten
safely out of the building. The loss will
exceed $4,000.
dispatch from Fresno, CAL, saws that
Prof. w. A. Sanders has been found guilty
of forgery of the name of William Wooten,
a wealthy rancher, who has been missing
for over year. 1t is believed Sanders
murdered Wooten and forged documents
transferring the properly to himself.
The examination of the accounts of the
the First National Bank of Willimantic.
Conn, has revealed furgeries and irregu-
larities to m extent sufficient to wipe out
the banks capital and surplus of S125, 000
Cashier Risiey. who is responsible for this
condition of affairs, died a short time ago.
Secretary Carlisle is expected to partici-
pate in the forthcoming sound money
convention" which will meet in Memphis
on the sd of this month, to the extent of
delivering an address before that body in
which he will embody and reiterate the
views held by President Cleveland on the
topic which will have paramount atten-
ton at the gathering. 1t is further said in
Washington that the presence of the
Secretary Of the Treasury at this conyen-
ton will have the full sanction OF the
President,
A dispatch from Tacoma, Wash, saws
that instead of few thousand dollars, as
first supposed, the defalcaton of the late
Paul Schulze, who was land agent of the
Northern Pacific railroad, will amount to
S5O0,OU0, and may be more by 100000, &C.
cordinS to the report OF the experts who
are engaged i'll examining the accounts of
the suicide. This shortage and dlsap-
pulntment in love are believed to have led
70 his suicide. A farewell letter to Mario
Wainwright, the actress was found en- his
person.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

Ex-senator McCreary Opposed to Throw
ing Open the Minis of This Country to

Ex-senator McCreary Opposed to Throw
ing Open the Minis of This Country to
the World.
LOUISVILLE KY, April 2+.-The Epcming
Post prints an interview with Hon, James
b. McCreary to-day in which he declares
himself unalterabiy opposed to the free
coinage of silver.
This utterance was brought ont by Sena-
tor Backburn's stand in favor of free
silver. MIR. McCreary has prepared long
statement of his position. giving - resume
of his action and votes in Congress. He
said; II favor an international agreement
consistent with sound business methods,
out to throw open the minis of this com
try to the world is simply preposterous.
The statement of Mr.. McCreary adds
greatly to the interest in the senatorial
race, and expressions of the views OF GOV.
John Young Brown and eX-iov. Simon
lioliver Buckner are expected at an early
date. Buckuor fayors gold and is a BIZ
metallist. The senatorial light will be for
and against silver.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
nANpsoM e uEMOHIan.

A Tablet in st. James Church, Lancaster,
Pa, to the Memory of DIR. Thomas II.
EurrOwes.
The beautiful tablet recently erected
in St. James Episcopal Church, Ian
caster, Pa, to the memory of DR.. Thomas
IL. Burrowes, was formally dedicated
Sunday, at the close of the morning ser
vice. The tablet is MS follows:
"0f those immortal dead who live again
in minds made better by their presence.
In Grateful Memory OF
Thomas Henry Bnrrowcs.
16 Nov. 1905. 25 Feb. 1871.
A man of immense faith, unsellish en-.
thusasn, wise COUNSEL broad learning,
high courage, resoute purpose, rare fore
sight. and great executive ability, whose
privilege it was to confer upon his kind
such wide and ever-growing benefaclon,
through his service to the State. as has not
been surpassed since the time of William
Penn. AT Thirty years of age he was Sec.
rotary of the Commonwealth under Gov,
ernor Joseph Ritner, from 1885 to 1888 He
then put into successful operatlun the
Common School System of Pennsylvania,
thus linking his memory with the cause of
General Education inseparably and with
the imperishable lustre of noble fame.
For more than Thirty years he was the
puG iuail Ill HIS NAIVE aLutB CONSPICUOUS
above all others in her Educational coun.
ellis. He was twice Superintendent of
Public Instruction:he organized the system
of Soldiers Orphan Schools; he wrote the
Normal School Law; he founded the Penn
sylvania School Journal; and. at the time
of his death. he was President of the Penn
sylvania State Agricultural College. To no
man now living does Pennsylvania owe so
great debt of gratitude. For Ten years he
was Vestryman Of this Church, and his
mortal remains lie buried in the adjoining
Churchyard.
For know that my Redeemer liveth.'
The tablet was erected by educational
friends, and forms part of memorial
to be finished later.
All of DIR. Burrowes' children and
grandchildren were present, with the
exception of his son Frank, who was
unable to come on from Cleveland, O.,
at this time. His only surviving
daughter is Miss Saomc. His sons who
were present are John and Isaac, both
in the employ of the Pullman CO., and
Henry of the Penn Iron Co. Isaac Bur-
rowes is son-in-law of Capt. Charles
H. Gallagher of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

be said that the conduct of our foreign
relations during the last two years has
reflected great honor and lasting benefit
upon the country.
While declined, at the outset, to re-
cognize such distinction as that i'm.
piled by The terms Democratic diplo-
macy and Republican, diplomacy, | am
prepared to admit that have heard of
spurious diplomacy-s sometimes called
thoroughly American which its adj
yocates are welcome TO the privilege of
calling Republican diplomacy, if they
SO desire. Its conscious advocates are
perhaps few, but there is reason to fear
that It's dupes are many; and neither its
advocates nor its dupes are exclusively
confined TO one party. But, unless the
glories of our past history arc to be dis
carded, it is not American diplomacy.
1t is meddlesome and aggressive; it is
envious end suspicious; il is coyetous
and not very scrupulous; it exemplties
the evil of power without self-control,
and of susceptibility TO insult without
due proportion OF sclf.respect. Its
spirit is that of conquest; its first rea-
son, as well as its last, is force. II
began its career by embroiling us, under
Republican Secretary Of State, in the
quarrels Of South American republics
in 1881, only to be rebuked by another
Republican Secretary OF State in 1882.
It has claimed the right, in disregard
OF our own most cherished traditions, to
visit and search the ships of friendly
powers on the high seas in time of
peace, only to be condemned by an i'm
partial tribunal of arbitration. 1t over
throws by force Queen in Hawaii in
the name of liberty and annexation,
and maintains by force King in Samoa
in the name of independence and au.
tonomy. II this be Republican diplo-
macy, and we are to have more of it,
God help the American Republic!
GEORGE GRAY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrll that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
i. j. CmENEY e. Co. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known II. 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 my their firm.
WEST Il IRrAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price I5c. per bottle. Sold by ali
druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

AHlbTlcan,
In referring to rumor that Bishop
William Taylor, in charge CT the Metho
dist missions in Africa, is of colored
origin, the Christian .Adgocate of this
city, says: "fhe ancestors of Bishop
Taylor came from County Armagh,
Ireland, to the state of Virginia. His
complexion is naturally very fair. The
first time we ever saw him, in the State
of Delaware, preaching at Red Lion
Camp Meeting, he was almost as white
as the symbolic lily, Frequent travel
and long residence in the tropics have
given his features darker cast. Prob.
ably these persons have COMPOUNDED
Bishop William Taylor with the late
Marshall w. Taylor, who was nomi-
mated for Bishop of Africa in the Gen.
eral Conference of 1854, PRIOR to the
whirlwind of appreciation which swept
William Taylor into that position"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
DELIG HrFUi. cONCERE
A Large Audience in Attendance at the
Entertainment Given by the Columbian

A Large Audience in Attendance at the
Entertainment Given by the Columbian
Glee Club.
About !, 200 people were in attendance al
the concere given by the Columbian Glee
Club in the Auditorium last night week.
!. Williams Macy, the New York elocu
ZIONIST, amused the audience with his
witty Rotations. Iii musical sense the
concert was the most successful yet given
by the club. Way Down Yonder' and
Hard Trials" two plantation melodies.
we're well received and proved conclusiyely
that popular music is best received in Will
nington.
The music all through was very we'll
rendered and the several numbers were
encored. The Last Dance" compost
ton by George II. Kerr and Bowness
Briggs, was sung from manuscript by j.
Frank Ayers, who made decided hit.
The duet by Harbert and Lingo Happy
Swallows" and the bass solo, - The
Monk" sung by Henry We'll, were both
pleasing numbers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

The NonpAreiI Basel bail Llub has organ
lied for the season with the following
players: &. Corrgan and 4. Porter,
catchers; Garrett, Moore Kelley and Ma
louey, pitchers; Taggart, j. Corrgan, short
stops; Prentiss, iirst-base allan. second
base; Sanderson, third-base; Hamilton,
Carney, Haughey and Adams. iielders.
Captain Prentss, No. 500 Franklin street,
would like to hear from any other clubs in
the city and State,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

Last night week j, Il. Crippen, who is
chairman Of the committeeof Eden Lodge
|. U. u. T., who have in hand the arrange
ments for the trip to the dedication OF Odd
Fellows Hall, Philadelphia, was presented
with a handsome crayOn portrait Of +. ".
three members of the committee. The
frame is 2222NSI inches The presentation
was male by Mr., Mccall ut the General
Hotel. The Gruyon is an excellent like.
ness of the three gentlemen and is highly
nrZcd by Mr.. Crippen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02

CRlsrIELp. Mp, April 24.-Smlth's Island
has new physician. Hitherto there has
only been one on the island. and he is paid
by subscription. 1t costs every member of
the family 81 year whether sick or not.
As the island has about 700 inhabitants,
the resident physician, DIR. &, C. Dickie,
has received a good salary. The new ply
sician is William Wayson. The physicians
also charge for their medicines.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
rHILADELPni4 IFFATRs.

Thomas +. Kelly, proprietor of the
National, has purchased the Forepaugh
Theatre OF which John A. Forepaugh will
continue as lessee.
The Eagle Mill and the worsted depart
ment OF the Economy Mill, Manayunk,
operated by Sevili Schoield ~ Co., re-
sumed work yesterday week.
John Il. Locke pleaded guilty to man
slaughter Wednesday in causing the death
OF Catbarine Davis, on October 9th last
and was sentenced TO six months inlprts-
onment from the date of commitment.