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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13

sehAa byl, sposoroysl, u Isdno q
dtU spti tb~ssIo . bes formtsIsnf
srhnal se pfo,o spal 40 plsmena .sby
dack6 sachfkniI ~ lim ale byt|
dtmem plemofsn . % synktkem
sstm biiad pismeneoh sshysaI.
Peatevsi sIalba
savedens bads 60 neIJlfys ne pou.
litnieb hAfAch ebiasgssgeh . osytd
6i-li se, 10 bade piisIsJu ioho sAhy
is Iibfeh ms.tech nksIedosAao. spo.
lsdnoa,i iam6t obIsdnsIi totii celou
lada poasovnieh kAr, jieha jsdna
Cast aplea W wa postovai pfemtas.
oa bade, tax is, nsi rksylky ~ odsv
sdant X posts dosptIou, hplnh Iii
roxtfidtny budou, ttmi ovsem aua6-
M dasu useiieno by bylo. Spoiled.
nosli ehicsgskd xavsdoa pry yory
tyto bere yaecb poiadsykb ns ndIa
kou rvlAi,ni nAhradu se strany ylAdy
apclkos6 a vAeobecnt soudi sc, ts
u6iuiti tad bodlaji Iedint "a pifei
ny ably phdu sthvky dfady spcl
koyt oehranu poladati mobly. Jak
xuAmo, dopravovhua Iest posta po.
dobn}m spdsobem ! 20 poulicnfch
drahaoh brooblynskych q mnoby 20
stavkafh bude se muset nyni pred
soudy spolkoySmi zodpovfdati, 10
pfekazky dopravt postovnf eestu
kladl.
0 yJsoza psenice
vydAna byla We stfedu statistickou
/ dfadovnou zajfmava zprava, Z nfz
vysvftA hlavn6, kterak yfvoz mas
do Ndmecka utrp6l nasledkem sou.
tdze argentinske, jakoa ] celuf val
kon, kterAz administered nasf Ne.
meckem yyvolana byla. DIE zpravy
generalnfho konsula naseho We
Frankfurt vyvezeno 20 SoustAtf do
N6mecka roce 1892 celkem 1902.
100 tun psepice. V roce 1913 kle.
snul obnos ten ma 3,149,2s2 v ro-
ce 1894 dokonce nu 1864, $3.50 tun.
Co my jsme ztratili, nabyla Argen.
tina, nebot, kdezto pfivoz psenice
z Argentiny do Nemeoka roce
1893 pouze 1897 tun obnasel,
vzrostl tyz v roce nasledovnfm ma
1,513,9l6 a v roce lohskem dokonce
ma $780, 900 tun. A podobn6 ma
sledky ma vyvoz psenice mela celnf
vAlka, v roku 1893 mezi Ruskem
Nemeckem vypuknuvsf. V roce
1892 vyyezeno Ruska do Meme
cka 2,172,90l tun pSenice, roce
nasledovnfm klesnul vyvoz ale ma
pouh5ch 216,362 tun. Kdyz pax
celnf valka mezi obema zem6mi te-
mito vyrovnana byla, vyvoz lined
Ease Sc zlepsil, TAX 10 roce minu-
lem jiz 2,354,45s tun obnasel.
SIbifska zima
panovala po celou stfedu po celem
tem6f Soustatf a mnoha mist ozna-
movany mrazy, ma jakez ami ii nej-
starsf osadnfci Sc nepamatujf. Nej-
hrozn6jsf snad zima pauovala
Grantsbnrgu, Wis., kdez klesnul
teplomer ma so stupha pod nuIou,
TAX 10 We skutecnosti SO stupn6
mrazu tam byly. Podobna sibffska
zima panovala Barron, mfrnejsf
pax bylo We Whitehall, Beloit a
Neensh, kdez 1899 80 pod nulou
zaznamenano. A podobna hrozna
zima nepanovala snad jen We Wis
consinu, ale ! We statech jinScb. TAX
mnoba mist We statu New Yorku
oznamovano, ie teplomer klesnul al
ma ~ stuphd pod nulou. - y Rut-
land, VT, oxnameno, he iezero
Champlain poprve y rs letech zamr.
klo. - V PennYlyanii. Illinois, Indi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13
MOVE zpRlv OOniCI.
"a romtsa uaslo-ti.


MtW8tfMW WWWt9wfAH
smtla Issvei
V mtststsa Milan, o., yyIaapiio
' ponddlf ) fAaa pat lapita ,amai
banka . vfdee toma, ~ ytbaehsm
dyasmisa, Iahoi ! sypASsnt pokIsi
sy poaii,o, hmtF celA mtasAko
probsssuo, podsiiIo - pleo lapi.
tam kofissi, ~ sl1.000 obnkasjt |
Il, plipnvsheta pososs anik
noali ihssd dana tslsgsafeky /
sprkss . Ioupeii "a saechny stfany |
. skhy ~ 70 satdsai ' saadusk |
dya mil, na niehi poderFeni lpf, |
AZ Ioapels N dsastni bylI, penf,e
ysak nich nesaIsssny, Jest prf |
nadtjs, IL sbfsajiotm item Inpi6hm
yysAknouti ~ nepoelaH.
Tef Jl.st irsst beti.
Taxi yolaii hudou veIebui6koy6, |
kdyl do6ton We o tom, IL rev. John
Z. Coyle Denver. atergi krists '
Ie1n0m poaledaich khsAnf syyeh n
obr~anaFehisiu prohIA.iI, mrtyici ra. |
men byi die dobrozdAnf l6kafsksho |
vice phi sivota zachovan byti nsma.
ie. Jestli tohle usni ires,em pane,
psk ytru nevime, co vi by bylo.
PofAr ' uhlodole
u Cheyenne, Wis, oxnAmeno Vi
tittry, ie nhlodol cfs. /. drAhy Union
Pacific Hanna plamenech so m.
ltza be dal dplne ucpan byti musel,
v ID nadeji, ze srhsobem tim pla-
meny utlumiti Sc podafi. V dole
tomto zamestnavano bylo kolem 400
muzh tito budou na-ledkem pozaru
tohoto pro hezkych par tydnh prace
zbayeni. q dolu tohoto te7eno 1900
tun uhli denD6.
Kontest Tennessee
Jak jsme jill nekolikrate oznamili,
pfipraviti chit demokrate Ten.
nessee zakonite zyoleneho guvernera
republikanskeho ifad ten, TAX ably
nejvyssi tento dfad zemi ma dale
pro bhdlerskou kliku demokratickou
zachovan byl "a dcelem tim pfijalo
zakonodarstyo zakon, jfmz tomuto
dava Sc pravo, hlasy pFepocftavati a
ty, jichz "pravnosti' pochybnost
by byla, vyhazcvati. Proti pfijetf
tohoto nanejvSS nespravedliveho "a
kona podan byl sice zvolenym guver-
narem republikanskym protest, lee
toho malo dbano a do schyalenf ia
kona do.ycn6ho gnvernerem,o nehoz
samotneho sc tu jedna, ibned pfikro-
ceno k "pfepocftayanf." Kdyz toto
skonceno bylo, slozil republican
Evans, dffve nez vysledek ohlasen
byl, pfedepsanou pfisahu dfadnf.
Jelikoz ale tajemnik statnf pfijmon
Ii j odmftnul, poaadan byl nynf nej-
vyssf soud statnf vydani rozkazu
soudniho, jimz by tSa k pfijmutf teze
ptinucen byl. Tim zaroveh vzata
celia otazka rukou zakonodAratva
a nynf ma rozhodDutf soudnfm spo-
cfvati bude, kdo 2 obou, zda demo
krat 6i republican, "a pravoplatne
zvoleneho prohlasen bude.
Ma schranu pozemkd yladnich..
Poslanec Caminetti California |
podal v dtery v snemovne poslanch
kterouz probationary byly |
by "a propadle veskery nepatentova-
ne ddely pozemkove, iez udeleny |
byly kongrcsem kterekoliv spolecno-
sti ueb korporaci, kdyz by spolccpost
neb korporace tato nemohla ueb od-
mftla yyplatiti dluhopisy vydans.
Zahynuli pIamenech.
" ntav6 krktca mn nal nnci vvnt /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13


v soud6 Uebsoyd oasatnfoh
diednikh unie rlfzenea lslefni6
6ieh skontsn Chicago ponddll
vtsIach svddkh atAtnioh = ned VI
sleohem svtdkh pro obhaiobu tapo
cato, navrisno 80 stnuy obhaje6,
shy celia iada obialoyanyoh obia.
LOBBY propuit6na byla, an nepodAno
pfoti nim AMI toho neImensiho ssd.
deetvf, is by byyali msli jak6ho
koliy d6astanatsf ma nhsilnosteoh
pAchanfoh. Rozs odnutf nAvfhu
tonic podal soudee irosscap
itery slice propustil obsaloby
6tyfi obzslovane, rozhodnutf o dvou
dalSich ma drnhy den 81 ponechal,
ostatnt pax obzalobs podrtel
tskzo vyslechcm sv6dkh pokra6o.
vaDo b}ti muscle.
sraika M zjsene draze
udAla 80 v dtery v Kansas City,
Kan, zvIAstnf ale nahodou zdstaly
oba vozy, a6 zna6nd roztifstdny,
na kolejfch stati, 6fr'z znacne ztra.
ID zivoth zabraneno. Ze 40 osob,
jez obou vozich SO nalexaly, po-
rapdno iich pouze nebezpecn6,
ostatnf pax vyvazli lehksmi odfe-
ninam:.
Pro nedelni prodej lihovin.
V zakonodarstvu new yorsk6m
podan byl We stfedu navrh, KITE
rymz pfedkladano bylo by vsem
mastim v statu $4,000 neb vice
obyvatelfch k odhlasovAnf, zda v
mich ned6lnf prodej lihovin dovolen
ci zakazan byti ma. DIE pfedlohy
to zakazan byl by prodej lihovin
ned6li pouze mezi |. Lodinou rannf
a IL. hodinou polednf teprve,
kdyz by Sc to neosv6dcilo, mohl by
zakon ten odvolan move ustano-
vent mfsto n6ho pfijato byti.
Must sed9t.
V st. Louis rozhodnul pondelf
soud odvolacf, Re policejnf marsal
tfi inf policiste must odsedeti
desetidennf v6zenf, do nehoz soud-
Gem Murphym pro nevaznost k
soudu poslani byli. Soudce pro-
pustil totiz obzaloby jednoho
v6zna, leo tyz roEkazu marsala
znovu pro tyz pfestupek zatcen byl
to "a tim dmysIem, ably pred j.
neho soudce postaven byl. Kdyz
soudce Sc to dozvad6l, naffdil Okla
mite jeho propustenf kdyz roz.
kazu tohoto uposlechnnto nebylo,
odsoudil jednoduse marsala til
policisty, kteff tom prsty sve
meli, pro nevaznost k soudu ma 10
dnf do vezenf.
Jeden cent nahrady.
V Owensboro, Ky, vynesla
pondalf porota rozkazu soudce
rozsudek We prospech cernosskeho
kazatele Andersona proti draze
Louisville & Nashville, TSz zalo.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13
In dOplatek 20 centu

obdrzf kazdg kdo pry6 diva sesity
"a rremii zvolil dalsi 2 sesity, oh.
sahujfcf tez 10 vyobrazenf a
tvoffcf 8 prv1jsfmi dplny celek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13

President Cleveland uvefejnil
konecn6 We stfedu rozhodnutf sve,
jakozto soudce smfrcf, We spor1
ohledne hranicnf cary mezi Brazilif
a Argentlnou sice uznal "a oprav-
meme naroky brazilske. Sporne dze.
INF mefilo as 1000 ctyerecnfch mil
Sc 1000 obyvateli.
V zakonodarstvu so. dakotskem
pfijata byla resoluce, kterouz zada
Sc kongres "a pfijetf svobodn6ho a
neobmezeneho razenf stffbra, an pr5
jedine tou cestou nynejsf krisi finan-
emf odpomoci lie.
= Vybuchem parnfho kotle le-
darne Carpenter 81 Son Elwood,
II. l., byli v pond6lf 8 delnfci Okla
mite usmrceni dev6t jich vice
meme poraneno.
We Fort Wayne, Ind znicena
byla We stfedu rama pozarem ma
bytkova tovarna dflny Peters Box
4 Lumber Co, 20 6tyrech velkSch
budov sestavajfcf a skoda $4,000
pfesahuifcf tim sphsobena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13
Vsechny 4 sesity zdarm;

obsahujfcf 22o celkem vyobrazenf,
rasleme tomu, kdo nam zfska jed.
noho celorocnfho pfedplatitele.
Doufame pfijfti touto premif
who'd cetnym rasfm pfatelam, kteff
81 chtf zaopatfiti krasnou a trvalou
upomfnku ma sy6tovou vystavu.
T&DT Pyd. Pok. Zip.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13
yysady odyoIanY.

Brooklynskh rada mdstska pfijala
Y pond6lnim SVEN zaseianf 10 proti
8 hlashm resoluci, kterouz odyola-
vail sc vysady, poalicofm araham,
na nichz zffzanci praci zastavili,
nd6lene to toho dhvodu, any
kary pravidelnd vypravovany ne
byly a an spolecuosti jen prospa-
chu sseho 81 hledaly bez ohledu ma
to, ze ma stran6 druh6 zajmy We
fejncsti poSkozovany byly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-02-13
Poredenf kralan.

Y Kansas City oznameno We stfe-
du telegrafcky auglickym 6asopi
sdm, ze iatcen tam byl tajnymi
policisty nebrasskfmi krajan @.
Kus, alias Frank Synek, nacelnfk
pry tlupy nebrasskych zlod6jd do.
bytcfch. Tlupa tato provozovala
pry nekal6 femeslo sve po minule
dye leta okolf Tobias, Neb., a
pocet knsh hov6ziho a vepfoveho
dobytka, jez okolnfm farmerdm
nakradla, pact Sc pry na sta.
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llliams & Pivonka,

k ON 81 onati SO zivym dobytkem.
Tso firms mA oeIIeps raaee aeIHpoebv prodsyaa Iat
bach Pfotg idAms afmery by nA dobysh ta pode 'sa
~ yseeko se faM
WILLIAMS A PIy0SKA,
sesm Oniees M Exchange bldg, No Omaha srb
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zahynuli ' pIamenech.

v dterS krAtce po pol noci vypu.
knul polar obcb1dku Dan Muelle-
rove na Q. ave. v Pittsbrrgu kdyz
tyz do lofnice deroucim Sc koufem
probuzen byl, nsleraIa Sc celia budo-
Va TENET jedinkem iil plameni.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01
OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR INTEREST.

"a misrepresentation exists in some
quarters regarding the denominatioDal
relations OF the Society of Christian
Endeavor," said prominent officer last
week. at has been said recently in one
Of the newspapers that it is 'Congrega-
tional in polity;' that the Methodist
Episcopal Church could not support it,
but must establish strictly denomina-
tional young peoples society of its
own, because for Methodists to have
their young people trained up in the
Congregational polity would have been
to have them trained out instead OF into
their own household
"This is Misrepresentation and
perversion of facts. The Christian En-
deavor Society is no more Congrega-
tional than Episcopal in its polity. The
society has nothing to do with church
polity except so far as each local society
mus: necessarily be of the same polity
as the church of which it is part A
Methodist Episcopal societyis Methodist
Episcopalin its polity and doctrine, a
Presbyterian society is Presbyterian In
Its pelity and doctrine, Congregational
society is Congregational in polity and
doctrine.
'It is not correct, either, to speak of
the society as undenominational 1t is
nterdenominational The fact that it
is suited to all denominations is proved
by the fact that it fourishes equally in
all denominations, except where sup
pressed by ecclesiastical opposition.
SIN the United States the Presby-
terians lead in numbers; in Canada and
some of the colonies of Australia the
Methodists lead; in England the Baptists
are decidedly in the majority"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01
IN GENERAL.

Miss Tillie Helm, in attempting to
change her seat in rowboat in mid
stream at Otter Dam, near Burlington.
Ia, Friday, overturned the boat She
and Joseph Nolte and Arthur Walters
were drowned.
The body of Alberta Stuart, who had
been missing from her home in Boston
since Tuesday last, was found in the
Charles river Friday. An autopsy
indicated that the girl had been
criminally assaulted.
Tom Johnson, a negro, who was taken
from the Jail at Hattiesburg, Miss, on
Wednesday, and who escaped for time
from the mob, was lynched Friday.
He was accused of assaulting white
woman, and was identified by his victim.
Charles Ricksecker, aged "a years,
committed suicide on Thursday night in
Shore Grove, Canton, O., by drinking
carbolic acid His wife committed sui
eide at the same spot at the same hour
and by the same means last November.
AS Frank Dickson and Newton
Bowers were crossing Salt Creek bridge,
about IL miles east of GAINESVILLE, o.,
with traction engine, Friday night, one
span of the bridge went down. Dickson
was killed and Bowers seriously injured.
d. j. Widen and Crockett Widen
were assassinated on Wednesday night,
in the woods near Brooksville, Fla, by
band Of masked men. A dozen guns
were fired 1t close range and both men
were riddled. What induced the killing
is not known.
Charles l.. Davidson, an insurance
agent of Indianapolis, wonld have been
lynched on Thursday night in West
Indianapolis but for prompt police in
terVention. He was accused of having
criminally assaulted Ida hutchinson, a
7.years.old child.
The residence of John Hicks, at Big
stone Gap, o., was burned on Thursday
night. Four children, aged respectively
Is, 5, 8 and years, persisted in the
flames. Mrs. Hicks is thought to be
fatally burned and the recovery of one
Of the rescued children is doubtful.
The grand jury in New York city
Friday handed in presentment con-
demning the condition of the Tombs
prison. Nearl; 500 prisoners were found
in a space insufficient for one-half that
number. The inmates not yet convicted
are treated worse than those actually
serving sentence for crime.
BY the capsizing of yacht in Ayl-
mar lake, near Ottawa, Ont, Friday,
Alexander Walter and Eddy Brophy,
sons of George P. Brophy, superin-
tendent of the Ottawa River Works, and
Peter Winfield, the 10-years.old son of
the Rev. Mr.. Winfield, chaplain to the
Governor General, were drowned.
The Kings county grand jury filed
four indictments in the court of SEES
sions in Brooklyn, Friday, charging
| President George F. Elliott and ex-
Attorney Eugene V. Brewster of the
| Brooklyn Law Enforcement Society
with criminal libel This action grows
out OF the publication by the society Of
a list of houses which were alleged to be
of i'll repute.
Maggie Cragie, aged 10 years, Of Min
neapolis, was shot and killed on Thurs
dav night on farm near Osseo, Mimi,
where She was visiting. 1t was at first
supposed that tramps had killed the
child, but subsequently q 9-years-old
boy VINO lived on the place confessed
that the girl was killed by the accidental
discharge of gun with which he had
4 been playing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01
KNOWLEDGE

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1t has given satisfaction to millions and
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01
ErANe sLlsrIo snaYIoEs.
appointment Of Committees to Arrange
for Methodistio Movement.

Va tOmfnltteeS w HhtA@hS
Tor "a Methodistic Movement.
At meeting held at Grace parsonage
FRIDAY afternoon, in the interest OF
the Methodist evangelistic services to be
conducted in this city next September,
the following appointments were made :
Directors of the Movenent-'The Revs.
Louis b. Barrett, d. D., and Merritt
Hulburd, D. d.
Committee on Flnance-C. w. We'll
din, chairman; Charles W. Pussy, Wash
ington Hastings Melville Gambrill,
Samuel H. Barnard, Charles Beaden-
sopf, Howard George, George w. Todd
and r. L. Suffer.
Committee on Devotional Exercises
Tue Rev. J. D. C. Hanna, chairman; the
Revs. John White, Wilmer Jaggard, j.
y. Locates, Warren Burr, Robert Watt,
y. D., j.. II. Howard, ID. D., w. W.
Sharp, and Asbury Burke.
Committee on Music-The Rev. T. r.
Terry, chairman; the Revs. w. G.. Koops,
=. B. Short, S. NJ. Morgan and L. W.
Laytield, Thomas Benson, G. N. Leitch,
Howard Mcdaniel and Joseph w. Coley.
Committee on Building-Lewis t.
Grubb, chairman; w. H. Foulk, +. w.
HeisleI, n. S. Luton, Watson Lender
man, II. +. Pickles, L. R. Springer, G..
III. Senderling and James @. Morrow.
Committee on Press Work-George
w Roberts, chairman; Joseph z. Will
kins, George w. Vernon, A, w. Cum
Minis and Eli Shilling.
The executive committee is composed
of the directors of the movement, the
chairman of the above committees and
the treasurer of the finance committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01
rHe WINrER 70 01PMENr.


Police Commissioners WIN Have the
Clothing for the Officers Made Next
Month.
The Board of Police Commissioners
have asked for bids for furnishing
winter clothing for the police. Proposals
will be received at the office OF the
board until o'clock p. M, August 9th,
and the contract will be awarded at
once. The idea in having the uniforms
made so far ahead is that the work can
be done cheaper while the tailors are
not busy. which is always the case dur
ing August. Then again 1t will give the
parties who get the contract plenty of
time in which to do the work.
Several firms in other cities have COM
municsted with the police department
with the idea of bidding, but they have
been informed that it will be no use to
bid, as it is the intention of the commits
sioners to always have the work for the
department done in Wilmington, when
it is possible to do it here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01

Eden Lodge, l. o. o. F., Thursday
night,presented Past Grand Treasurer A.
G. Robinson with aveteran's jewel. The
beautiful emblem is of gold and bears
the inscription: presented to A. G.
Robinson, P. G. T., by Eden Lodge,
No. 81, /. D. o. F., July Goth, 1895.
Initiated in Olive Branch Lodge, Phila-
delphia, July 26th, 1845." Veterans
jewels are issued by the Sovereign
Grand Lodge and only on certificate of
30 years consecutive membership in the
order. The gift was formally presented
by Past Grand Master John M. Whitford,
whs made neat speech, to which Mr.
Robinson appropriately responded. The
recipient was completely and agreeably
surprised by the action of his brethren.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01

1t Destroyed Teiegrapbic Communication
and Ruined Crops Throughout the
Northwest.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 27.-Dispatches
from many points in the Northwest tell!
of furious rain, hail and wind storm
yesterday and last night. Telegraphic
communication with many points was
completely interrupted and was not re.
stored to q late hour The damage to
Geographic service was most severe be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Minne-
apolis, the two latter points being en-
tirely shut off until after midnight.
Among the many points reporting q
furious storm, accompanied by severe
hail and lightning, are Peoria, Red
Ford, Galena, Savannah, Ill; Dubuque,
Keokuk and Eldora, Ia; Euclalre and
other points in Wisconsin.
From South Dakota the only reports
received so far are from Watertown and
Britton. Both these places report that
the storm destroyed all crops in its
path. But few fatalities are reported,
these being caused by lightning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01

A unique and handy aid to proof
reading is that of large card recently
sent out by the John NJ. Rogers Press,
containing the printers marks, used in
the correction of proof, illustrated and
described. These cards have been dis.
tributed among the literary workers of
the city and are not only a reliable ref
erence, but a most acceptable addition
to desks furnishings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01

An interesting case was heard by
Magistrate Daley Thursday night. Mrs.
Ellen Stewart was charged by Robert j..
Benson with assault, and Mrs. Stewards
son, Joseph, was charged with larceny
and trespass. Mrs. Stewart was held IN
500 bail to keep the peace and the boy
was also required to furnish a similar
bond and pay fine of 81. The charge
of larceny was Withdrawn. The parties
reside at du Points Banks, and the
trouble occurred few days ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01

St. James Day was celebrated at st.
James Church, Stanton, Thursday.
Bishop Coleman preached an eloquent
sermon, suitable to the occasion. Morn
ing prayer was held at $50 o'clock and
Holy Communion was celebrated at II
o'clock. After lunch was served the
afternoon services were held. The Rev.
E. X. Miller baptized a number of chill
dren and the Revs. William Scnuler and
Il. n. Bartlett delivered short addresses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01
srEA LAuNcH por1Y LOST

Burned and sunk Near Mahau's River,
and All on Board May be Lost.
The mysterious steam launch Dotty
of Philadelphia has been found burned
and partly submerged near Mahan's
river, Delaware bay.
The wreck was discovered by James
Argo of Little Creek, Del, but he has
thus far been unable to discover any
signs of the crew or passengers, if the
little craft had a party on board when
she went down, as seem probable.
1t is feared that the vessel caught fire
and all on board Of her were lost.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01

Wilmington Division, U, r., K. of p,
will be quartered at the Crystal Palace
Hotel during its visit to Reading.
Philip II. Woods store. No. 921 Market
street, was invaded Fridey afternoon by
q swarm of bees: sulphur had to be
burned to Gust the intruders.
The annual excursion of the St. Mary's
7. A. B. Society will he given to Cape
May, Friday. August 18th. On that day
the Republic makes an ocean trip,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-01

The Associated Charities has sent
country week parties to Mortonville,
Pa, and Centreyille, Md. The managers
of the country week work have issued
the following appeal: "We hope that
our generous friends will consider how
much this week in the country means
ito the mothers and their children, who
have no other opportunities to obtain a
rest, and a change from their crowded
and heated homes, and their daily
struggle for existence, and that they
will help us by their support to con
tinue the good work"