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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
FOREIGN,

\ caravan was attacked by Chief
Nassais' followers near Eldora, Africa,
and over 1000 of the men with the car
AVIAN were killed.
1t was estimated hat 10000 ArG.e-
had been killed by the Turns IL
the past two months and that property
valued at $JO,GOU,UOO had been either
stolen or destroyed.
The German ship Athena, iiom New
York for bremen. WIS wrecked at sea
by an explosion and the captain and l3
men we're drowned.
Phil Young, John Kirby and E. S.
Hubley, all of Halifax, y. s., were
drowned while on a fishing excursion.
The PrussIan landtag has been sum
moned to assemble on January Is.
The mail steamer from the northern
coast arrived in St. Johns, y. F., and re.
ported frightful ravages b. recent
gales. The schooner Victory and crew
of % were lost and four other vesse!s
were missing.
a portion of the barracks at BuenoI
Ayres collapsed. and IL soldiers were
killed and GO were injured.
Miss Margaret Young, queen of tho
Marua group o. islands, died at tho
uge Of % years.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
LATER.

II the senate, on the 21st, Mr.. Vest
offered a resolution, which, on objec-
ton. went Y for Il day, providing
for the coinage of the silver bullion in
the treasury into standard dollars,
and the use by the government OF sill
yer or gold whichever might be most
abundant. A somewhat similar reso-
tuition by Mr.. Butler pop. y. c. met
Il similar fate. Acongratulatory mess
age was received from the federal SEN
ate OF Brazil on the presidents stand
on the Monroe doctrine. \ fortifica-
tiOns bill, with an emergency clause
making the appropriation, SS7,OOO.-
900, Immediately available, if so ordered
by the president, was introduced.........
In the house Speaker Reed announced
the committees. The presidents
message on the financial situation
was read and referred to the commit
tee on ways and
TIE London Globe says: THE fnan-
cial kings of the Old World are firmly
resolved that such a horror as wa be-
tween England and the United States
shall rot occur, and they will not hesl-
tate to employ any means to prevent
it. Our great banks are insisting upon
immediate payment of advances made
10 American houses, at the same time
intiInating that they will suspend
financial accommodation so long as the
menace of an American commission to
locate the boundary of British Guiana
hangs in the air"
THERE was 4 grand demonstration,
OF the night of the 21st, at the Ameri-
can consulate in Colon in honor of the
United States for its attitude in sup
porting the Monroe doctrine. Many
prominent Colombians and also Vene-
zueians, who either reside or were WIS.,
iting in Colon, were present, and the
streets in the vicinity of the consulate
Were filed with cheering crowds.
On the 21st the secretary of the in
terror drew upon the secretary OF the
treasury for $40, 275, ZOO to pay pensions
for the next quarter, the amount to be
distributed at pension agencies as fol-
lows: Buffalo, n. Y, 81, 900, 900: Chi
cagO, S2.575.OOO; Concord, v. H.. $780,
900; Des Moines, Ia, 5 , 1000. 90; Milwau-
kee, 81, 10000, and Pittsburgh, 81, 6OO,-
OO1.
The president promptly approved the
bill apprOpriating 100000 for the ex-
penses of a committee to inquire into
the Venezuelan boundary matter, as
soon as the official copy Of the docu-
ment was laid before him on the 21st.
On the 21st the associated banks of
New York city held s17,Os3. 500 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the 25-per-
cent. rule.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Quickly Told.

Louis OFT. a young lumber dealer of
Jefferson City. and Miss Hilda Wagner.
daughter of Lawrence Wagner, were
married recently.
A fi~vc-year-old son of G.. w. O'DanieI,
Of Sedalia, was bitten by Il mad dog. A
maidstone was applied. and a large
quantity of so-called poison extracted.
II. Quade, formerly a prominent
wholesale coal and wood dealer in St.
Louis. while on a visit at : Sedalia,
died suddenly from a stroke OF apo-
plexy. aged IS years.
Gov, Stone refused to commute the
sentence of John Donnelly, sentenced
to be hanged at Mexico, December 81,
but granted a RESP tie to the condemned
man until January %, 1896.
A six-year-old boy, taken by the po-
lice of Logansport, Ind, from n couple
Of tramps, several weeks ago. proves
to be the child of John Bridgeman, of
M~orehouse, Nc, stolen from his home
! gear ago.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

EskiminZin, one of the most noteC
chiefs of the A~paches, died at the San
Carlos reservation in Arizona.
l.. NJ. Kitchen, aged 81, eN-member &C
congress from the Second West Wiz
giEia district, died at Martinsburg.
Gen. Moses Il. Walker, the hero of
Chickamauga. died at Kenton, o., aged
70 years. lie was the last man that left
the field of Chickamauga.
The special election IL the Sixth su-
prcme court district of illinois to
choose Il successor to Justice Bailey re-
suited in Il large majority for James
Ii. Cartwright (rep.J.
Nelson briggs. the most famous coun-
tcrfeiter OF his time, 1ied at his home il
Dayton, o., aged st years.
.After Il separation OF 10 years Chris
tan Shultz, aged 81, and Miss Martha
Cowan, aged So, were married at Ne
Gu1Ty. o.
Capt. Isaac l:assett, the venerable
assistant doorkeeper of the senate, Cietl
in Washington, aged &c years. lie mad
been in the service of the governmental
years.
Martha Smith (colored) died Mt the
Brooks county poor farm neal We:!s-
lurg, W. Va, aged 1G6.
In state convention at Shreveport tie
democratsof Louisiana renominated NJ.
T. Foster for governor.
Charles Is. Atwood, one of Americas
foremost architects and designers. died
at his home in Chicago, aged 46 years.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
State Banks.

The state board Of fund commission
ers held a meeting the other day and
made a requisition on Auditor Seibert
for a warrant calling for Sl56, 095 to
meet the January interest on the bond
ed debt, and also take up and cancel IS
Hannibal Il ST. Joseph bonds OF the de-
nomination Of $1,000 each. The board
also directed a transfer TO the interest
fund December 81. of SIs6.n G0. and to
the state seminary fund S34.243. tomeet
interest OF school certificates of in
debtedneSS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
SCHOOL NOTES.

DR.. Frederick Wines, the authority
on criminology, has been appointed lee
turer on social classes and social evils
in Harvard university.
Russia will next year subsidize the
bulgarian schools at Constantinople,
Orchida and Buyukdere. and give free
instruction to Bulgarians in its uni
yersities.
There is a movement on foot for the
establishment of industrial schools for
the training and education Of the Rus
sian convicts' children in the penal set
Elements of Siberia.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28

Acknowledgement Frank Walker of
Missouri went before the United States
supreme court in Washington the other
day and asked for the appointment of
a commission. consisting OF Gen. James
Harding. of Missouri. and Peter ]. Dey,
of Iowa. and a third member. to be Sc
lected by the court, to adjudicate the
boundary dispute between Decatur
county. Ia. and Mercer county. Mo-.
The request was made in the form of a
bill of equity.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Killed In His Wife's Presence.

J. NJ. Davidson. a well-knOwn citizen
of Verona. Lawrence county. was shot
and instantly killed at his home the
other night. Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson
had been in bed but n short time when
they heard a noise downstairs. They
got up and went down. Mrs. Davidson
walking behind her husband. carrying
a lamp. Just as they got to the foot Of
the stairs a man sprang in front of Mr..
Davidson and shot him through the left
breast.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts
CONGRESSIONAL.
oceedIngs of the First Session.

The Proceedings or the tnst session.
In the senate on the 10th petitions were
presented for a restoration of the wool
schedule of the Mckinley tariff act, and for
one cent letter postage. Bills were intro
duced to exclude aliens from public en-
ployment; to protect public forest reser-
v~ations, and for a railroad bridge across
the Detroit river at Detroit....I In the house
AR. Flynn 20. To severely arraigned Secre-
tary Smith for the delay in the appoint
ment of the alotting agents to allot lands 20
the Wichita Indians. A bill was intro
duced to reenact the provisions of the Nc
Kinley tariff law that cover agricultural
products and provisions. wool and manu-
features of wool. and silk and silk goods.
The presidents message on the Nenezue-
Ian question occupied the main attention
of the senate on the 18th II after il was
read it was referred to the committee on
foreign relations. In the house the time
was mainly absorbed in a debate on the
plan to create three committees of nine
member each TO deal with the election
contests. Mr.. Crisp introduced a bill that
the sum of 10000 be appropriated to pay
the expenses of a commission to be aD-
pointed by the president to investigate and
report what is the true divisional lire ne
tween the republic of Venezuela and Brit
ish Guiana.
Bills were introduced in the senate on the
80 EGOFA ~ ~ "-'
600. 900 for 4 heavy increase in the national
armament, and making eX-confederatea
eligible to service in the army and navy. A
resolution was passed for an inquiry i:,tU
alleged corporate influences operating in
the election of United States senators and
In the house a bill was
passed appropriating 100000 for the eN-
penses of the commission suggested by Mr..
Cleveland in his special Venezuela mes
sage. Adjourned to the goth.
The house bill appropriating $4,000 for
the expenses of the proposed commission to
Venezuela was laid before the senate yes
terday and many speeches were delivered,
but no decisive action was taken. a bill
was introduced by Senator Hale CMe.) for
the construction of six seagoing coast line
steel battle ships. A message from the
president on the subject of the outrages on
Armenians in the Turkish empire was re-
ferred to the committee or foreign rela-
tons. The house was not in session.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
With a Razor-Edgcd Knife.

On Il street in st. Louis. the other
evening, with one stroke of q razor-
edged knife Charles Mozer, a dissolute
vagrant and hoodlum. ended the life of
his divorced wife. Irene Mozer. The
murderous blade penetrated the right
breast OF the unfortunate She
sank to the ground without a cry. and
died almost instantly. lie says he was
impelled to the deed by jealousy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Bank Robbers frustrated.

an attempt vas made to rob the bank
at Deepwater. Henry county. the other
night. but the burglars could o force
the inner safe, after getting into the
vault. They fed to Clinton on stolen
horses. abandoning the animals there
and taking a night train.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Caused by PARALYSIS of the Brain.

DR.. Charles T. Wright died at his
home in Springfield, of paralysis of the
brain. aged &c. During the war he was
a member of Co. X, Forty-ninth Ohio
volunteers, enlisting as a drummer boy
at the age of II.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28

Bette Mcclure. widow of the late
Geo. w. Mcclure. and the last of the
early residents of Georgetown, Pettis
county, died recently, aged 70.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
\ Retired Wealthy Banker.

Joseph c. Hull, a pioneer resident
and retired wealthy banker. died at st.
Joseph, aged 50. He organized the
Farmers and Mechanics Savings asso-
citation, which was succeeded by the
FIRST national bank of st. Joseph. He
also organized the st. Joseph Fire and
Marie Insurance Co.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
GRAND DEMONSTRATION
Colon in Honor of the United States
Government.

Colon in Honor OF the United States
Government.
EOLoN, Dee. 25.-There was a grand
monstration Saturday night at the
nerican consulate here in honor of
be United States for it's attitude in
Importing the Monroe doctrine.
y any prominent C~olombians and also
V~enezuelans, who either reside or are
visiting here were present. Much en-
thusiasm was manifested and the
American government was, through
the consul, heartily commended for
the action it had taken. The streets
in the vicinity OF the consulate were
filed with cheering crowds
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
NO HOLIDAY

Fer the First Time Sine
1898 the Exigeneies
VIII Keep Congress In s.
Christmas Festiyitfes-Iz
llcan House Proposes
Strain.
WASHINGTON, Dec. g.
time since the short s
Forty-seventh congress IN
1ss2-3, congress will entep'
to-day with the intentiC
through the season usually
recess. The occasion for t
zeal and devotion to pub
was President Cleveland's !
Friday last, which asked tn
not to take its usual respite
at this season of the year,
main and provide the necess
lation to relieve the financial
of the government.
The house will enter upon
probably to-day, through its
tees announced on Saturd;
ways and means committee
at II O'Clock and proceed as r
may be with the considera
preparation of 4 bill or bills
the condition which confron
The measure of relief which
pected the committee will pro
include either in one bill or S,
may be deemed most eXpedt
amendments to the tariff i
volving general tariffmo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28

The state university glee. banjo and
mandolin club. Columbia, gave a con-
cert at the exposition entertainment
hall in st. Louis. and was one of the
social events of the season. The club
numbers 81.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Say 1t Was an Accident,

Joseph Jetfries. aged Is. charged with
the murder Of his father, BENZ. Jeffries,
near Providence. Boone county. several
weeks ago. had his preliminary exam
inatiOn at Columbia. The defendant
was acquitted. evidence showing that
the killing was accidental.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Hon. Bernard PoeppinS.

Hon. Bernard Popping, aged 81.
mayor of Carondelct for l. consecutive
years just previous to annexation to st.
Louis. democratic candidate for secre-
tary of state in 1s6S. and also served in
the legislature, died recently.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28

At the Central Coal and Coke Co.'S
No. : mine, Rich Hill. George Keel1an
was caught between the cage and the
timbers of the shaft and killed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28

Anton Griesedieck, a wealthy and
prominent German of st. Louis. well
known in brewery circles. died sudden.
ly of apoplexy of the heart.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Alleged Wife Murderer Arrested.

Says a news item sem from Jackson
vile, Ill: Wm. Henry Starks. colored,
wanted in GAINESVILLE. Mo-, for the
murder of his wife, has been arrested
in this city. .
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-28
Reward offered for an Alleged Murde,

Gov. Stone has offered n reward OF
$3.50 for the apprehension of Lane Brit
ton. charged with the murder OF Adam
and Gideon Davis in Jasper county in
1893.
Evening journal., 1895-05-13
TAMANEND'S ANNIVERSARY.
BIRTHDAY OF THE CELEBRATED
INDIAN SYCAMORE OBSERVED.

The Local Tribes Hold a Meeting at
which the History of the order was
Recited-Eleven Tribes Represented.
Yesterday was Tsmanend's day, COM
monty called ST. Tammany's day, and it
WAS celebrated by the members of the
Improved Order Of Red Men all over the
country.
In Wilmington the local tribes, which
are: Delaware, No. Keokuk. No 8;
Cherokee, No. Al Lenape. No. 8; Gem
mole, No. 2, of New Castle; Minqua,
No. 8; Wawsset, No, 0. OF Henry
Clay; Mattahoon, No. IL; and AS.
techan, No. Q Newark; Hopocko
hooking, No. II; Manitou, No. 1s;
to the number of about 800 held meet
Ing, gt which Great Prophet R. K
stephenson, of Maryland. and Rev.
Vaughan ) Collins, of Minqua tribe,
we're the speakers, and st. Paul's M. e
Church choir furnished the music
Joseph Pyle presided and Rev Robert
Watt offered prayer
Mr.. Stephenson gave a sketch of Tam.
amend, the great Indian Sycamore, his
probity and virtues. He was endeared
TO the white men mainly because
he made covenant OF peace
and league Of friendship with
William Penn, and it was in memory
and appreciation Of the exemplary virtues
Of Tamanend ard his people that
number Of Philadelphia officers stationed
at the time Of the outbreak Of the British
hostillties at Fort Miffiin, formed tn,
order Of Red Men. covenanting to imitat,
and foster the red mans courage anc
loyalty to cherish and aid one anothel
while living and to guard and aid tn,
survivors Of departed members
In referring to the order In Dslawar.
he said there were now twenty eighf
tribes and 1900 members, and its growth
was becoming still more rapid.
Rev. Mr.. Collins, who followed, mad
an eloquent address in which be referred
to many good traits In the Indian, an,
said the Improved Order Red Men hslpe,
men to be good church men, and thl
church helped them to be good Red Men
Iu the evening the chiefs attende,
service at the Brandy wine NJ E. Church
Evening journal., 1895-05-13
THE FUNERAL or r. B. +. MILLER
The Assistant Secretary Of tho street aud
sewer Department. Laid Away to Rest.
ma f....w.a - us..rag. n x AFtumw

The Asaiatnnt Secretary Of the street aud
sewer Department. Laid Away to Rest
The funeral Of Francis B F Miller.
assistant secretary OF the Street aud
Sewer Department. occurred this morn-
ing st. Peters r. c. Church. where
solemn high mass Of requiem was said,
WAS filed with friends. the
members OF the Street and Sewer
Department and the employees wera
present IN body, while several OF the
other departments we're represented
There were a number Of floral emblemz
from the family and friends Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Lyons. assisted
by Revs. Fathers Msaley and Crowley
Bishop Curtis and Revs. Fathers Bsr
mingham and Kelley we're present.
Several pathetic hymns were sung by
a choir consisting OF Neal O. Gibbons,
David McCloskey. Miss Magee. Mrs Ken
nedy, Mrs Howard 0gle, Mrs Harkins
and others, who sang in the choir when
Mr. Miller was q member. Mr. and Mrs.
Featherstone assisted.
The pail bearers were: Frank Nc
Closkev, William Bowe, J. j. Smith and
Richard Kelley Interment was made In
the New Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-05-13
PARTY STANOARD-BEARERS.
Three PARTIES which win Contest At
Municipal Election.

The Tickets as Decided Upon BY the
Three PARTIES which win Contest at
Municipal Election.
Nomination elections were held by the
Republican, Democratic and Peoples
Party Saturday, and now there are three
complete tickets In the field They are
smocratic-Mayor, Dr. Charles r..
Jsfferis; president Of City Council. Jeaae
X. Baylis; city treasurer, ]. P I. Fuekel
city solicitor. Robert q. Harmsn
assessor and collector Northern
district. Benjsmin #. Rawnsley
assessor and collector, Southern dis
trict, Eugene M. Sayers; councilmen,
First ward. George 0'Nsln; sesond,
James Stevenson; Third, Dennis r
Leary; Fourth, John B. Meaney Fifth,
John Guthrie; Sixth and neventh. to bs
chosen; Eighth, John H. Groves; Ninth
Bepjamin f. Davis; Tenth, Francis
McNulty; Eleventh. Henry R Smith
Twelfth, Jsmss Oberly
Republican mayor, Jacob Il Lewis
president Of City Council, De- Abram K
FrRntz; city treasurer, Joseph X
Adams; city solicitor, Samuel A
Macallistar; assessor and collector
Northern district, Edmund Mitchell Jr,
counollmen, First ward, Daniel Ross
Second, William d. Wilckens
Third Francis r MRguiaan
Fourth. Joseph Wigglssworth; Fifth
James w. Robertson; Sixth George
NJ. Fisher; Seventh, H Wentworth Zeb
ley; Eighth. Howard StAatH; Ninth
Caleb s. Watson; Twelfth, James P
Ratledge. No selections have beer
made in either the tenth or eleventh
wards
Peoples Party mayor, Charles Beaden
kept: city treasurer, G. f. Sweeney
president Of CITY Council, Charles L
Norris assessor. Northern district Josspl
DeGodt; assessor, southern dlstriot. Henri
j. GArel Councilman: First ward, deorg
In Derry: Third ward Thorn 4
Dougherty; Fifth ward, John Fisher
Sixth ward, William h. Fountain
Seventh ward, Frank Thompson; Eight
ward, Harry VollmRn; Ninth ward
David w. Chambers; Tenth ward
/ Patrick ] Dillon; Eleventh ward
Walter ]. Johnson; Twelfth ward, Harr
Hollis. Resolutions were adopted to IN
effect that street railways, electric an
gas lights should be owned by the city.
Evening journal., 1895-05-13
THE TOWN OWNS 1000 ACRES. !

Quaint Copies OF the Original Title Papers
Of william Penn Deciding to the City of
New Castle the Common, Now Divided
Into Farms.
Through the courtesy of Trustee VIII
liam Herbert. neat pamphlet In attrac.
tive board binding, called little Papers
OF the New Castle Common" has been
received here 1t contains the original
warrant from William Penn for the
survey of 'One Thousand Acres Of Land,
for Common for the Use of the Inhabl
tants of the Town of New Castle, dated
l, 701, 31st day OF 9ber, and recorded In the
Recorders office at New CASTLE Chen
county seat) In Book of New Castle
Warrants, page 20S.
On the preface page are these para.
graphs:
Published for the information Of the
citizens of New Castle, agreea BILE to q
resolution Of the Board of Trustees OF
the New CASTLE Common, adopted at
their stated nesting, on Tuesday, the
4th day Of March. 1851
20. H BLACK,
"a g GRAY,
"W CoUPER,
"Committse."
"Acts of assembly enlarging the cor
porate powers of the trustees ordered tC
DO printed and bylaws revised, BY
direction of the trustees at their regular
meeting, held Tuesday, the second day
Of May, 1893
edward CHALLHNeHR,
patrick MoGRoRY,
COMMITTEES.
Evening journal., 1895-05-13

proposed toast''the city of Wilmington,
her railroads and steamboats," to which
the mayor added "and her sewers" and
called on ex-Sheriff Simmons, who
modestly declined. whereupon the mayor
suggested that he hadn't had time TO
post up yet.
Harry Emmons attempted TO speak on
Gordon Heights. but the party made tia
road so rough that he fell by he way
side. J Harvey Whiteman said he had
bsen snjoined from talking. aud was
urged to tell who had been so conslderate
of the feelings OF those present, and
Peter L Cooper, Jr, escaped easily by
Offering no loophole Cashier Dandy was
urged to tell how the party could get
a note discounted.
Adayor Shortlidge, who had retired from
the room, put in Rn appearance and
made the startling announcement J
Edward Addicks mad arrived, and for him
be would say that be was the leader Of
the Republican party, when he was
trolleytd out BY Preston Lea, and General
kanager Hsger attempted to tell why the
current wouldn't hold out on Eighth
street and why there we're loose ralls In
front of Levi O. Birds residence.
MT EmmonN was huan klN&u Auokn4f
chance 10 explain that the problsm which
had bothered our grandfathers, Of how to
connect the city and the river had been
solved by the Gordon Heights railway,
and despite interruption did 30.
A compromise had been by this time
made with Mayor Bhortlidgs, that bs
could make speech providing he didn't
say anything and Mr.. Saulsbary hslpsd
him In his gestures One OF thu party
suggested that 10 was Democratic
speech, and w. W. Puasy added that II
mHst be when Salisbury was mAnlpulas
Ing the strings.
And so the merrlmsnt went en- unit
about 80 when the stsamer City ol
| Chester was annoumcsd and ths merry
maksrs embarked The whlrf wss
reached about o'clock aud a special Gal
with Harvey B. Vandsgrift Ia charge
/ was boarded and then home. The event
was thoroughly epjsyAbls one, and vii
long be remembered pleasantly. The
| dinner was served by Johr
Boughton, steward at ths park, and
music WAS furnished BY Albsrt's orehea
ira and Professor Sshnmsrhorn