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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-28
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-28

H. B. Mccall went to Knoxville
last Saturday on business.
Miss Jessie Cardwells favorite
study is Frankin's theory.
Miss Koch says that she would
take her Fortune for Duncan"
Carl Elmore visited home for a few
days and returned Monday evening.
Misses Newly and Griffin attended
the chapel services Thursday morn
ing.
Miss Farnham and Miss Lura
Gamble are alway talking
"Harmon(eou things.
Mss Nellie Carmelia-Does Easter
come on Sunday this year?
Miss Sallie-Yes, of course
Prof Wilson left here Friday after
noon for Grassy Cove to attend the
closing exercises of Grassy Cove
Academy.
Mrs. Alex Roehl, Aunt of Miss
Minnie Swan, arrived Tuesday eve
nirg to see Miss Minnie who is con-
fined in her room with Pneumonia
and left Friday morning for Knoxville.
Miss Small.-Mr. McCulloch when
is the moon going to shine?
John McCulloch. Next week.
Miss Small. We'll x x X X
John McCulloch.- Won't we make
fine team.
We are very glad to announce that
Prof. Wilson promised to give us a
lecture on "Mexico" in the near fu-
ture for the benefit of the Volunteer
Mission Band Of the college. We
are anticipating another grand litera-
ry treat.
Last Tuesday evening the remains
of Edward Duncan, fifteen month old
son of Rev. C. A. Dunca d. D.:,72,
were brought over and after short
exercises in the College Chapel the
remains were taken to the new
Cemetery where he was laid to eter-
nal rest.
Prof. Golf gave an able lecture
before the Students last Friday morn
ing on Politeness or the Polished in
manner. He gave the opinions OF
many men of politest circles. He
said that the students of Maryville
College will rank in polteness and
genuine kindness of heart with those
in any institution. Politeness can not
exist without honesty. He showed a
high regard for woman. She should
demand Courlsey on account of her
feminine character.
The sad news came to us last Sun.
day of the death of Mr.. Boyce father
|of our W. Boyce. Boyce left here
Immediately for his home at Scranton,
Pa. to attend the funeral. We assure
the bereaved family Of our heartfelt
sympathy. Mr.. Boyce has himsel
been very sick with pneumonia anc
last week he was shocked by the sac
intelligence of the death of his Uncl,
and this week of his Father. NAM
friends of Mr.. Boyce will Away
remember him in their prayers tina
God may attend him when he is il
trouble and affection.
Through the kindness of Mr.. Geo
Lowry the correspondent acknowl
eyes receipt Of copy Of Auburn
Theological Seminary Catalogue, ISo-
1895. Auburn is one of the mos
popular Seminaries in the Unite'
States and is enjoying very prosper
GUS year.
One hundred and eleven student
are enrolled, and fifty three Colleg
are represented.
Maryville College ranks fourth il
number of the representatives.
Princeton-l2; Hamilton-9; Par
College, Mo-; Maryville College
5. William E. Graham in the middl
class and Lowry, Marston, Foste
and Burchfeld in the JUNIOR class
| at has been great pleasure to u
of the Western India Mission t
welcome back to our Mission Circle
Mrs. l.. B. Tedford and her Son:
; Arthur and Charlie, all Of whom hav
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-28
lNT0.TH HEART OF CHICA0.

he train service of the G. II. d
ID. r. r. between Cincinnati and
Chicago is without doubt the finest
on earth.
Carrying two patterns of Pull
man sleeping Cars, on the new
Stateroom Slee ping car, with every
convenience for families, each
room being equipped with wash
rooms and toilet accessories, the
other being the open Standard
Sleeping Car. Notwiths landing
the acknowledged superiority Of
these cars, the rate remains the
same $500 for double berth in
either.
en- day trains the service offered
to the public is perfection itelf,
IuhuI lOuS 4 XVI NuIS. IHOuClo "a
modern convenience and luxury
while on the Dining Cars, meals
are served on the European plan
from menu unsurpassed.
AL! trains over this popular road
land passengers "into the heart Of
Chicago" at Polk and Dearborn
streets, but a few steps to all the
leading hotels and bushes houses
in the city.
Insist that yoor tickets read via.
the G. H. & d. R.R. to Chicago and
enjoy the pleasure of travelling on
the fines equipped train in Amer
lea.
For tickets and full Information,
apply to
DIG. Edwards,
G. p. A. G. H. & ID. r.. r.
Cincinnati, O.
or w. A. Virgins,
S.P. A. c. III. & d. RR.
Chattanooga Tenn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01
DIED BY HIS OWN HAND.
James J. Christie Stands Before ;
Mirror and Cuts His Throat.

After placing the pictures OF himself
and wife side BY eide s.d beneath that of
mis- wife copy OF the song. My Love 10
For Away" James J. Christie In his board.
ing house No III Justison street. yeSter-
day ternoon cut bic throat ON ear to
car while standing before mirror. He
was IS years OF age and a we'll known
man.
The cause OF Otrstie's tragic ending
was due TO melancholia brought about by
the supposed long absence from his
wife and tho thought OF being unable to
again see her. He came here from Ire
land thirteen yours ago but his wife pre-.
ferred tho home OF her childhood to
America and so remained thero Since his
stay here Christie has written fr 20 uenty
to his wife and their letters were all OF an
endearlng nature.
Last week he engaged a second class
passage to Drogheda the home OF his
wife. and WINS to have sailed next Satur.
day. Yesterday no complained OF being
III. but ssvsral days before he had been
under the care OF physician who told
him that his atiment was not a serious
one. But the patient declared he was
very i'll, in foot 80 sick was he that he
thought he would mover be able to make
the voyage he had contemplated.
Yesterday morning his spirits were un.
usually dull. and shortly before IL O'Clock
his roommate, went upstairs at o'clock
he was Mortified on finding the llfeless
body of Christie ON the floor From the
wound flowed blood. which had pooled on
the carpet of the room. The bureau was
also euieared with blood. The razor was
ciutched In the dead mans right hand.
Christie was machinlst In the employ OF
the Trump Brothers Machine Company.
Deputy Coroner Chandler Will hold an in
quest this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

The thirty tllss anrlvnr q OF tho san.
uay,schooi oil delaware Avnuue Baptist
Church was iitllpgly celebrated in the
church last mig '. lha church was beau.
titully decor TIA ana the audieuue which
list ned to TIM exercises crowded every
seat in the auditorium. Peter b. Ayars,
superlntendeht preside {, and in opeul
made a short address
j. II. Applehy reported of tho progress
OF the school since Its birth The mem.
Dership then was Is anu now it is 500.
Two OF the original members were still
active members OF tho church. Rev. ".
A. Walllng also made IA short ad dress
Special music WIS furnished by the choir
and quartette composed of Mis- A ME
Ricnarieon, Miss Lou Elliott. v ter
Bennett and Boyd Cook. Miss Lydin
Luton read u paper on Our Anniversary
Day SelsctiUus were reclted by Miss
Name Rank aud Miss Jennie simmons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

G. l. simmons. at sherilfs sale on Sat.
urday purchased tho market house OF 8.
NJ. and 4. Lizzie Smeltz for $3.50, subject
to mortgage OF $500.
The boys gymnasium class of the Y. NJ.
9. A. gave an exhibition in tho gymnasium
on Saturday afternoon. in the class are
fourteen boys.
The Christian Endsavor Society, of Cen.
tral church has adopted very handsome
badge.
The proposition to put rail along tho
city race is opposed by the Water Com.
mission and the Park Commission. A
rail, 1t is said. would only make place
Tor louHgng for nell and boys.
The Christian Endeavor Societies of
Delaware will publish State paper % be
called the Delaware q. l.. Herald. The
Rev :. Il. Aleeser Is to be the editor OF the
nsw paper, with J. Ii. Burns of this city
and Samuel G. Evans Jr.. OF Milford al
a. sociate editors, and Mics Florence d.
Upton us business manager.
Rev John Ii. Howard earnestly reuuest a
tho members of his church who have
changed their residences, to notify MIN
OF their present address as early as possi.
BILE.
we'll known gentleman In our city
put twenty dollars on huff breed SAtur-
day IN the New Orleans races. Half bre,
won and II man cashed up $40. pretty
good Investment for SO But all ID not
gold that glitters Or what would become
OF tho book makers,
MIR. Richard Patousky is VISITING B tel,
Mass, Oh business for his firm
DR. Honeywell Will erect three brick
dwellings on Wa hingtOE above Eighth
street. Work will De commenced on tlom
In few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01
H00PER'S AXOOlNE e ; $ as;
Dlarrhu
DEAl'Iis.


HANNA.-ln this city on the 3lst ultimo
william Bannn, Jr son of the late william
and Mary t. Hanna. In the Goth year of his
age.
Relatives aud friends of the family Eden
Lodge, No, "a. |. U. %. f., Urandywine Com
mandery, knights OF Malta. No. 81, are In
Ntted to attend the funeral from his late
residence, Nc. $40 North jackson street. on
Wednesday afternoon. April o. 1898, at 30
O'CLOCK. Services ut the house, Iutermeut
at Old Sweies' Cemetery.
SPEAR-Of heart failure on Friday evening
at e.sO M, Springer Spear. In the 74th
year of his age.
Funeral TO take place from his late resi-.
deube, on Monday. April LIST. at p M. bran
DIVINE lodge l. u. o. +. are cordially invited
to attend.
PIERSON-At Clayton. Del. on March 20 1905,
olive. widow Of the lato Joseph Ptcrson.
aged 80 years,
Relatives and friends are Invited to meet
on Monday morning at HAS clock at the
Wilmington and Brandywino cemetery
where interment will be made.
BA RRETr-ln this city. On the s9th, 1896,
Eugene. son Of willard S. and Emma G.
barrett, aged II mouths and 10 days
Relatives ard friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence OF hts parents 2Os Eighth avenue and
brown street. on Monday afternoon at s
O'Clock. Serv Ices ut Sacred Heart Church !.
lnterment at Cathedral Cemetery.
Our first In Heaven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01
THE SCHOOL QUESTION
That Is Now Agitating the Various
Canadian Provinces.
THE RIGHT OF SELF GOVERNMENT

Manitoba and Ontario VIII Make Wig.
orous Protest Against Interference by
the General Government in the Local
Affairs of the Provinces. .-
OTTAWA, March 3J-Although full par
ticulars of the action taken by the Domin
Ion government regarding the Manitoba
school question have been before the pub
lie for some days, II is only now that thl
action is beginning to be fully understood
The Dominion government has done twt
things: 1t has ordered the provincial
authorities to re.establish the separate
schools abolished in 1890; and, falling
compliance by that province, the Domin
lon has stated in so many words that a
federal act will be passed for the purpos-
of attaining this object.
1t Is at this point that the danger of the
situation api ars The provinces have nj
ways been Jealous Of their rights of sell
government, and an attempt to encroacli
on these rights by the passage of a federal
law to accomplish provincial object will
evoke vigorous protest in every member
of the confederation outside OF Quebec
This cutlery will be especially vigorous in
Manitoba and Ontario, because "a federal
law once passed for the purpose Of rc-eS
tabliShing separate schools in province
cannot be repealed by any power short o!
thab'of the imperial parliament in Eng
land. Not only this
If the separate schools are re-cstablished
by federal legislation in Manitoba a pre-.
cedcnt will be established which will per
init OF the Dominion interfering to prevent
the Ontario legislature from divesting tn
separate schools Of the province OF priv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

OTTAWA, March 3D. The trouble be.
tween SIR Charles Tupprr and his col
leagues has been patched, and yesterday
he was in his Ollice in the department Of
justice He WAS seen in conversation with
several cabinet ministers with whom he
appeared to be on the best Of terms 1t Is
understood thar the condition on which
Sir Charles withdrew his resignation are
that no government hill viii be introduced
next session On the question OF Manitoba
schools
A Chinese Offering to tholI dead attracted
considerable alienation In the Whining.
ton and Brandywino cemetery on Sun
day
quite lot of chad were received In our
4lUrvand and sulI from s5J to =60 per
hundred
Now IL lht time 10 plant your sweet
Peas aud other old ia slliuh tlowers.
w,n y Furry and wife have transferred
TO Am McArUma, No al Second street,
III. Hughes and William TIL walked to
New Castle yasterIay on wager HaEhes
gave I'M six minutes hun1lcap aud then
won.
lncre IA on exhibition In thu window OF
tho Dragon Run Farm Dairy Al Dalawnr o
avenue and jniGGrson, sanlples Of pure
milk alter Oh mirAl analysis
Mrs Eoote, widow OF the late William
Foote, II kHOin. was buried III the family
lot at ST James Church near stanton on
Wed ne=dHy
Speaker M3NTullau on being asked thi.
morning Hho would be the next L. 5
senator 10y gentleman, said ask mo
solnettiHE easier 81 We 1t up,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Al the First Swedish Baptist Church
Sunday evening Pastor 4. R0hnstrom
preached his farewell sermon to a welt
attended and deeply Interested nesting.
During the ,dnst two years the church
debt has dimlnished s0mb 500 to $500
and l5Inow only 5000 on property worth
$1,000 Thirty new nemhers h1Yo Joined
and tho membership ID now As SUNDAY
school 81.
Christian greeting 20 tbs friends In vii.
mingtOn sine, accompanied by his goud
wife, he WAL depart Tomorrow morning
In obedience to . ClIl to the pastorits 10 a
church OF the same name IN LIS Auinus
Col For Lis successor here Hav. AIuauIus
Carlson Of Chicago has received agaIL nm.
answered us yet There are about 400
bWedes IN this city aud two churches, lie
has our best wishes Tor his SUCCESS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

William Simmons was sworn INTO Office
on saturday ana Is now tnember Of the
btreet and Sewer Department On that
day CITY Solicitor Elliott gaze Is his opin.
Ion that MIR, simmons was all IIble 10 the
office aud the new HOmhsI was lhsn given
the oath Of olilr9, Inc city -osteltur took
the ground thlt tho shnriN turing ILL.,
term NJ sheriff was LIVING in New Castle
III the discharge OF his igty anu having
announced me- intention to return al tie
expiration OF his term Ui oitiee lie never
lost his doInCle
J. Frank BAH Mt On Mr. Simmons
bond. The directors Will meet tHl4 after.
noon ana reurgHnH9. samuel Chambers
will probably De ehosen preside Ut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Frank e. Herbert. Mayor OF New Castle,
died this morning at IL O'Clock. Mayor
Herbert was IS years OF age and was the
eldest son of ex.State Treasurer VIII ian
Herbert. For the past few weeks hu has
been confined to his home under the care
OF Or. John J. Black and Willis he would
take some changes for the worst during
the last few days IL was not thought that
anything serious would happen. For
years no had been Trustee OF the Com
mons for New Castle hundred.
His tenn OF Office as Mayor would ex.
pire next Tuesday week. lie was sure Of
reelection, He has been notary public
and an insurance agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

delegation Of the Washington Ere
Company OF Heading visited the Wash.
inRton company OF this city on Saturday
and presented to the home company d
trama containing the pictures OF forty
six ilremen grouped about Chief Engi.
neer Miller OF the Reading department.
Herman Herman, president at tie ieud.
Ing company, presented the PICTURES afLer
making IA neat speech ana President +. J,
Neldermeler OF the home company Te.
spOnded. Howard L Staats and George
Sasse made q fGw reTaaUks
On Saturday afternoon the visitors were
shown around New Castle. Issterd ay
they were shown the points OF interest In
and around Wilningto n.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

We were reminded this morning that the
first day of april wis tho anniversary of
the birth OF two great men-Prlnoe bls.
marck anu David Powell, OF thaI King
street MARKET He says that lift, zone
years ago his progenitor on retu mia
from paying of certain pensioners oil the
British Government. found another
pensioner IN his homo that was still more
difficult for him to satisfy. ns there were
already nearly n score of mouths In tho
family to feed. II Ia astonishing on what
small begnn!ngs tho most momentous
events depend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Edwnrd Bratton. tho janitor Of tho
Delaware Avenue baptist Church, has
been iLdspOsed Tor several J4ys pact.
Tie attending physician ielt Tint he was
euNeiug from appendicitis.
Yesterday afternoon two specialists
came from Philadelphia ami performed
g. operation. bu opening Brutton they
lo0nH tno 5uppoaItlon correct and in the
.rii''m UppendN found pleaaB OF finger
tu0ihpluNa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01
EAGLES IN SESSION.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Delaware Mt Dover
Reports Submitted.
.-a:t7=.
'S''''---->-=-',-.. Dover. April 1st.

The Grand Lodge OF Delaware. Knights
OF the Golden Eagle are holding their
twelfth annual session In the Court Honse
here to-day. The attendance is tue
largest OF recent annual meetings. and
the interest Is none the less than that dis.
played in former years. The knights ar.
rived here on the 10 O'Clock train, There
were IN the party representatives from
the lodges ut New Castle, Porter and
Clayton.
The Wilmington lodges brought tho
largest number, and when the train drew
into tue station tile local onete met the
visitors and headed by onnd q short
Governor Marvil's staff received them and
Mayor Reedy extended the privileges Of
the town.
The lodge then went into session.
The report of tho Grand Master OF
Records. Charles H. Hudson. showed that
the order has suffered slight decrease
during the past year. but at the present
time ID Ia flourishlnR condition and are
adding to their membership at every ses.
sion. Tho number OF Initiated are 1855,
admitted by card. 8; reinsLnted, 26; with.
drawn, l; suspended, go; deceased, 10i
present membership, 1873; total receipts
OF subordinate Castles, Sl0.S55.TS; total
expenditures OF subordinate Castles, &c..
23333; paid to the sick. 50 309; burial OF
dead. 500; donations, Sl2S.35; total value
OF Castles. $50 55S IA.
The following are the present officers OF
the Grand Castle:
P. g. C.. W. Frank Taylor, No. Is; O.
G., Garrett Il. Smith, No 5; @. V. O.,
Harry whitemau. Nc. %; q. Ii. p. A. j.
Lyman. No. 10; g. $. H., Frank A. Grant,
ham, No IL; G. NJ. of r., Charles H. Hud.
son, No. IL; q. X, OF E.. James II. Pierson,
No. 4; q. 1st G., L. l.. Shakespeare, No. Is;
g. 3nd e., john Humphre q, No. 8; Grand
Trustees August Fat k, No. 10; Jacob II.
thompson. No. 8; anu lhos. W. Downing,
No. T.. Representative to supreme Castle.
john Asprial. No. IL.
Another session Will DO held this after.
noon at which the election OF officers will
be held. While there will be no deadlock
several slates will be broken. The greatest
light is over the Office now held by
Charles H. Hudson
The Wilmington knights will return
home to morrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Chancellor Wollcott this morning In.
formed the attorneys In the Allen va.
Leach case that decree would be hand ed
down on Wednesday. Lilburne Chandler
presented the return or the commlssio n.
ers appointed to appraise the real esta Ia
OF the late Jacob Chandler. aud was grant
I'd an order to sell the property. Austin
Harrington was granted an order to sell
the property OF the late John q. Baker to
Day debts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Young Critic insulted James J. Corl EFT
on Sunday morning IN A. Foley's restau-
rant, on upper Broadway, New York. and
slappng his face Corbett knocked Critic
down. some one suggested give Critic
an old time spanking. and on Corbett
stoopinR down to pick Critic up he wa
kicked in the face. knocking him sens o.
less. Critic was drunk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

THE Youngsters ,oen ont their
Clothing more qtichly than the
elders; therefore cHtra attention
should be paid to making suits
for their ,csar, the materia ]
Shomld be good, the Setring stout,
the buttons tight,and the appear.
ance graceful. ...
IkEe think we have struck tin g
wv right way of making gar.
ments for their use, at least the
big business done in this de-
partment iustiGes us in saying
SO.
II you have a boy to clothe
and wish it donein good stylea at
moderate figure bring him to
us.
Good Suits for the chaps in
knee trousers from $3.50 and
with half dollar rises to 50.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Building inspector Dohl during the
month Of March Issued ~ permits Tor
s4o,933. To-day he Issued the following
permits;
Tarburton and Healey, one-story brick
kitchen at southwest corner Elm and Van
Buren, streets.
Robert 4, Taylor, one store frame
kitchen. 1888 Walnut Street
Martin Heating, two Of ory back build.
ing at pos Madison street.
Wilson Adams. two story back building
roo Wollaston street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01
OPEN
EVENINGS

OPEN Beginning to-
night. We do
EVFNlNGS this to accommo-
date those who
cannot come during the day
and we have had several re-
quests from those who want
to order their Spring Suits.
Don't order yours until you
see what we can do for you in
our especially nice Sack Suits
to order at $50 and S25, and
Getaway Dress Suits with
striped trousers at SIS and
$50. The most of our fine
cloths we import direct, thus
getting exclusive styles in
this market and saving all
jobbing ard middlemen's
profits. We have experienced
and careful cutters and tailors
and think we can givn you
The very best work aud salts
faction you can get anywhere
for the money.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

William Hanna died at his home yester.
day from consumption. MIR. Hanna was
81 years of age und before his illness was
janttor OF the Court House. having sue.
ceeded his father, who has been dead only
few months. William was tho fifth one
OF the family to die during the past three
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Row. A. s. Mowbray preached his first
sermon as pa stor Of the Eliton Methodist
Episcopal Church yesterday to large
congregation. MIR. MOwhray is q native
OF the Eastern Shore, and has filed sue.
cessfully appointments at Pocom oke City,
Milton and Oxford. Md. Mr.. Mowbray
last year was at NeMnOft
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy followed by clearing with little
charge OF temperature. Monday fair
and rather warmer.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometer at the REPUBItoAS
Office to-day;
O'Clock. i2 o'clock. 2o'clock.
IA ~ 4S