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$50

$50
rneS 5rn9t:n, 90 Ben ~tooeuoe Strip bellies opcr; naor Strut.
ts!ne er attjoIeoe, tories cuer irues De goot til. 5rugten turbe
prre rerot9 otter en- balu 3imes ao3uiug. Sirupen n,aa fooes
ro'tt 10 Nfinuter Longer oe oite rOreS / for at biubre. at Dem
brenoer Its, og Tor at alt Stum Ial tonme openpoo; bette
uoo Itumnes al. GooIe iaa Stiper Pineapple Iloaret Oh
lan'n'en nteO YeadsS itaI siue Ell I'M Smas.
8Blots tomatoes.
Sfte altfor moOne tomatoes u9loes for bette 0isr,ph.
2oppen ltlRres al, iaa SipO' oe 6rOmasien Tan toaes foriio.
fi9t no; oenne blanoeS meo en- Dressing" at Srpotrummer
(rsuet SrroG tiIiat nho SnDr, Salt o. gepper. gut bette
'toppes inc De uobulebe tomatoes, Soppene irttes after mn
% De iatteS Ell 8anoe neo libt SauO pau gunbeu. . Ell
porml Spn Itaar be, iuotl DC er oloeles more, men life i'm me,
Get, at De faloer iammen.
epiteSs @rssfar (Sitrpns).
De e mc0et pelima9cnbe. og Manee benptter ooioo NM
FANNIE DlaaSe StaHst al gSatcr. Melon. sil Inert grnn
eltron' Stai iattes Il Funo Suffer. Soo en- llu,e Ginger
Root bel 5n9efaD til 8 eIer 10 Runo Stal. ,9naeiqreu fooes
! Sano, Tor at bette Hal opto9c Smagen oerai; oerpoo toocs
&ooen op, o9 Saroet brloeS iamnteu meo sufteret Der NJ,
togss ianmen til Ell goo Strip.
efterat etroHen er itrGaet, os StuIet opSaaret for.
lleal9e 6orher, lGgges oct Sirupen 90 tones, iuoti( stnf.
terle er olennemi8i9e. Stum bent op al Sirupcr. lob osune
f'hoe aoot al Dem, lGe Dem Sruttcr, % balO Sirupeu. iom.
DPS oen lte er tpt moi, toGes lan9er, belo Den iao oper stol.
lene. en semon, itaaret op Stuer o. luat melem oooeue
Arutterne, en- Tor bier 2 4uno Stal. for sirupen baloes /
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11

gen. Sdn tog od i'm 5ilfIugt til en-
tor eGnsftoI fordn aaminen, ps Der
ido ban og bdlDIoO.
pluofeIig fl ban LEGION Deo Sns
Ipirdtion en- lps Sbe. "Ru bar ieg bet!"
upbrsO ban, ioet ban ilos fig for pdn>
ben; mel, at ieg life bar tantt paa bette
fgr! Wub fnoer Rottsrne poeraIt;
men Der er bare ct cnsIts Steb, bpor Ss
fan fdd brittle, og bet er - 8iepanbss
%tdrret; bet er altSdu Der, jeg mad dns
9ribe bem!" Senrpft iitsmts 9loftes
rem en- Seisrsbpmns, bpis Cert lgO:
"5il 8iepanbstorret, burtig til Die
oanostdrret, Surra!!"
Stjsnt &Iotten bare bar 3 om Wors
gcnen, Ifreo ban burtig til 99rtst. !San
unoerIegte ben itprIte og I~tertsIte al fine
Rottetas Ter, Der beItoo al TO SaIocirtler
al Sern, forbunone pso iolipe 5jRre.
III Sottemao brugte ban en- foet P9re,
og iaa git ban meb Satssn ben til 8irz
ten o9 Iatte ben op lise peo bet lille 9iez
panbstar uf bpiot Warmor.
"gtu, s firbsnsbc SlDnsler," raabts
ban, ioet ban ftaOefro gneo Iig / 6ens
oernr, "nu faar Ri ie, bpem Der Ter
iibit! @e ben, Der fdlber lepenoe / mine
S9nber! gam bdpoe bet pRret bebre,
ON ban alorig bar feot; tbi uf mig er
Der ingen Hadbe at pente!!"
Naitic bar rent fra fig 'slp; ban ses
ititulersoe meb en- SprquemaDds raIeu.
be @eltdlsnbeo.
"Wten bpab / alberbrn gaar Der al
oig2" lpurate bans Suitru, bu MaItic
fom biem. Sum bar / bdarligt Sumsr
oper at blioe pettet M for anpen Sang
og ptreo | en- Ippbig Zone: Seq tror
IanoeIig, ou bar miItet ben Smule 5ors
Itano, bu bdpDe!"
"Solp bin Munb, Tdu Ifal ou babe
Sut! Seq bar fact en- uOmertet Sbe,
Ffdl ieg Iige big. Spao paboer bu2
Seq bringer big en- t~ostre, ia tanIfe fire.
fem Hotter til 5rotoit imorsen! Seq
bar en- 9emmeligbeo, fer bu, en- aloeleg
~iiordrtet 9emmeIi9beO. Seq Ear no.
tlGtfet en- ppperlig Ptan!"
"Ou? Ou inObiIOer big tanite, at
ou er flogere eno Rotterne9 aa, ou
sr pg bliber en- Oumridn. Gio ou
bare bible gad bin 9ei pg laoe mig fda
iobe liot!"
"gantro &DinOe! Seq flyer big, at
ftdl TONNE til 1t peliisne nit
gooe Snofdlb!"
BreTten piloe TitterIig bauoe babe taft
let og peliignet Mditic, bpis ban bapoe
tunnel beFri Sirfen for nogle at be
pldgipmme 8nabere; t6i BEN aomle
bolot inperlig at fin &irte. Sibz
zig bier Morgen git ban oioben for uDz
Der Srn at bercoe fig til MesIen, "a ON
attenere bar ban altio ben IibIte, Iom
Der psb ben lille Nlterldmpes
Sin.
Den omtalte Mpr9r ffuloe ban
til at oreie Neglsn ON i 9uaIen
oad ben gamle iernbeIla9ne &irfeosr,
bet forctom BAN, Iom ON SafriTtiz
'sren Idmttoig blep cabinet. "Mtn
Ben Mditic er moi tibIig pdu 9snene
ia9oe 9reiten Deb Jig ielp, "bet
r enbnu Ell COB Stuno, til ban Ital
til Qngelus."
Preiten traabte nu ino / airten GA
Ut, uoen at une urddb, fen til Die
~'anDsfaoet. Meo !69noerne 2omz
men og i itrdalenbe Sumer tom MdItic
rdmpenbe | fine tunge SrGIto, Iom al
ID p9tfeoe belle Nabolaset.
9uzbus9u tuoeos llglerne pppe /
Sdarnet. "SluzitusIlu flyer So"
ddbte MaItic. $50, s Hal mart fua
up for, at 6aocr Mdftic er flu"
JAN fpnbte Iig inb / airfen, bpor ban
.Gr baooe lnublet ober preitens 9anoz
anoe, Der lad tnuit pad @ulpst.
SOAR pi fact npgen mat, Sr. gaz
rdubte Ttuitic iorig.
"Qu, ali, bi9lp mig at fomme lss, {
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11
De faar WeoaIjen.
Sarbo % samueliOns ROiur er ben
brilfigfie Eeiic, gerben fjenber.

Dc rorFfe Gsmano. @eorg 9arbo o.
5rant SdmuslIsn, Der antom til
5apre efter en- 81 Dages Rotur ODE,
gtlantcrbabet / uabsn 9aab, blep fray
interpisipst al en- Meoarbeiber Deb pa
r%iIerblbet "5isaro." 5an meooeler
fit glab 81. a. fslsenoe berom:
gadoen" 5or," meo bpilfen be to
Rorbm9nb bar ubfsrt benne eneitadz
enoe Sberfdrt, er en- SGags Sole uben
Ror, uben Meait og uoen Sell, meget
mirore, enb be iebounlige Odmpltibs>
iouer. Oetts ~ubetpoelige, 6piomaleoe
ritanft 5las, Tom 9apets Storme bar
reouceret til en- Stub, Der MI fan paie
itolt efter bsnne 6darbt tiIfjempebe
SER oper SSapets Sarer; tbi Sceunst
bar iaa at iise ppbuot fit pberfte for at
binbre be brisitigite Roere i at naa be-
res ReiIes Maal.
Qf Stibsjpurnulen, Tom Sarbp ubs
lepereoe til mig, ibetiamme ban latte
5oben paa 2anb, forteller Snterpiepes
rem, ier iss, at Rntterne til T., 8. oe 8.
Suli bar ierlis frbstelise. Ratten
melem 8. o9 10. bleb "5or" flaaet
runbt at en- ubpre gplge. s fire siz
mer bolof Sarbo ps bans aamerat fla
fat / gaace, fsr be meo opermenneTtez
lise anftrangelier after fiji braat ben
pau ret 8isl.
5orgpris melbsr Sorunalen, at Rp>
gddoen "5or", 8aptein George Sarbp,
81 Iar 9ammel, idmmen meo Syranf
Samuel'en, 26 4ar sI., forloo Tep
yort Ste Sum- 1896. 81 Ouge ienere
msote De ben tpffe Camper "Ssprt Bis
marcel" fra Gberbpurs til getp gort.
She, ODE pg lobe Suli blep "Sor" af
Stormen oreoet mob Netp Sounolanos
&lippetpit oa miitepe berunoer fin
Misunderstanding os propiant. Den
l5os Suli msote be ben norffs srsmay
tier "Gito," Der GAP Dem 9anb oa BRO
biant. Den 24be msbte be ooToa en-
npr'f 5remaiter, "Gugene," Iom Iioes
leoes f%or1pnebe ben meb 2~epnetsr,ihIer
@dnb.
Sdptetnerrte pdd be tire mgbte Sfibs
bar meb osres llnberIfrift befreStsf. at
Hpsrne | SperensItemmelIe meb ben /
y}etp Yprt ~inbguaeoe SperrnstomIf, BE-
al ibp ameritanTte S~orunaliIier,
lite bar paret / SeIibOeIie at Daft,
Sell eler 3or.
"5or" antom til Scilbeerne ben lite
efter So 0age % 10 Sinsrs
p9 f%ortIatte til Sabre, bpor
antreoe ben 7oe Iusuit al. 81 ON
efter SO 0agrs Opbolb paa
Sstte er ! al fin Gnteltbeo, forfeit
Ter "5igaro"s Manbsn, 9eretninoen ON
BEN oriiti9fts Reiir, iom nugenIino. sr
foretd9et. Man peo OF berette DIN TO
Her tire Sdogditer, Der bar faret ODER
atld~nterbapet | 9aaor, men be bar uos
meo Seil og Ror. De to Roros
li9no bdboe fun Qarerne os fine 4rme.
De bar ! fine SGnber Ilibt Inp Bar
Surbos S9nber iIpr bar Tom
flaaeoe. 9eres alRber bar /
pg man maatte tlebe Dem rp
'adnp, fer man fprte benz til Sotoaras F..
en-, be frantic og engeIife inuFrercoe
3laoe ~forlangrr nemlig beres gortrats
er. ,
Seq fpurgte Sarbo, bp.ltet uobbttc :
an bel tunoe bddbe al oenne Reiie. ;
ON bar en- at Sules 9ernes 6elte p9rs
ia.
VA, le9 bible pinbe ben @ulomez
ale, Jon Stem gort Sports @aastte" !
ar uoIopet It'll 8erbsns bebIte Roer,"
ban.
9arbo og SomueIIen faar lin IRE !
ale; men be ~gientagsr life Suren. :
yet er manltc Glotli ems 9eitemmtIe 3
a'9tue Seoebrro for 8rofesiorer. ;
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11

Get er maaltc GlotIi ems 9eltemmle
ut a'9tue Seoebrro for 8rofesiorer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11
Mine MedmannaSkar.

som lider af en- slet Nave. svag Fordei Ise, Forsto
pelse osv VII 1eg underTette ON, hvOr mango Aar leg
sely led, OF hyorledes Og we'd hVilke MidIer leg tilsidst
prev aideies beirlet derior, Da 1eg er tysk.luthersk
Prest, har 1eg | 2 Aar %ofentlig gioIt dette for Tysk ere
og opnaaet adeles magelest Iesultat: ig har mod.
taget mango Breve med TAX og yelsignelse for, hyad
leg g1er; derfor tilbyder ieg ogSaa Skandinayer al
hyde godt derat. Enhver skandinayisk Priest burde
interessere sig for dette Advertisement. ligesom mango
yske Prester allerede gier for sine MenlghedsIemneTs
skyld. Adres ter med stamps Ill Rev. L. SChabinger,
BOX lo, scranton. Pa, n. Is. SKriv Engelsk eller Iysk.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11

JlOtisllupI W SllDuHlN, HlSH uDeH JS>
iultat. 5eloer, Satse og Sndrer BIZ
Der belleritfe pda oisIe Staoeopr. Gns
ten riper De Dem NED unber fine pilbe
Spring, eler ogidd tdger De life ben
minoIte Notits al benz og MaItics peis
lige Sptfemao, Iom SIT, 5ru9t, 5leIf,
faar ligge | S9loerns, til bet altIdms
men baaOe er bdritt pg mugsent.
@n Dag ft9ngte Mlditic ct prpfdnt
DIR inoe 8irten, en- Sat nemlia; men
bpub funoe bel en- i~tdttels Sat uoretts
mob en- BEL Irme al Rotter? ,Sngenz
ting naturli9Ois! Oct pil fige - I'm
=; enten bet MI Tom df Strat, Sieoz
iombeo eaer Sloebefinbenbe, Iad oioroe
&attrn fig Desperre ItpIOiq / noaet lioez
Naa ut9tteIigt fom aptterne, % bet
miot | aoropren, bporfra Maitic Ipurs
teoe Den ub meO en- fel Del pelmente "a
oeIfortiente StjGlosorb.
Gn Spnoag miot unoer "grebo"
felte Nditic en- libsn Straale al Saub.
Der sr en- Rotte, Maitic! Den ton,z
mer biooper!" 6piTteoe nemlia npole
oelotaige SirIe iori9 til BAN, Ga pirtez
Zig Tom en- ftor Rotte Iiftenbe lioe benz
lmoo Slotterb9nten, ioet ben fsrIt inca
't9 op giennem M}ibtgangen % bern9It
Inrgs Sanctuariets Sitter. MaIfics
Zine Ipits, % bans 6isrte bantebs, Iaa
ban 'eIo tunoe bgre bet. Gu TtuIbc
bans Gienoe ianbeIig 5ioe / 8rasIst!
Spol9it 9Gpeoe ban Iiu STAB. Rotten
nGrmeoe fla foriigtig. W1aitic bolot
Yuiten. - aIaf! gluOielig Talot Der
Stag, ION tunos bape beospet en-
Disc, og ION n9Itsn bapoe fdaet Mas
tics bgire 4rm al 2eo. Sulpoelen az
Stdpsn, Der brepes tiers ooer, Iprot
oper aIteret, meoens Hotten, frif ga
uitaot iprung mellem 9enene paa Mos
og fOriOdnot. 99Ieren ian Del
Jig SIotferena 9SrgreNe! Ore
itgn maatte tnibs fig i qrmen for life
le bit; men MaItic bIep uloelss ouI
gren at TaTsri, ban fl S5eber. SoeIe
lad ban % iIOg omtring fla efter
irbbilpte Rptter, iaa bans SuItru till
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11
5re ut mnhrn grunt.

Seo Spo'Safota Experiments tation bar man oiort Ior
log nsp 5rO al tomatoes iaalebes: Der pIanteoes 5rs al nh.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02

tho school committee, thought the old
building should BIZ torn down and a
larger one erected, but 1t was finally
decided to extend the building four
feet without tearing it down.
Chairman Belts of the fuel, heat and
ventilation committee reported that
the contract for coal for the schools
had been awarded to the George Ii.
Mccall CO., and tho contract for wood
to the Wilmington Kindling Wood Go.
The report was adopted.
Tho committee on repairs and visit.
ing committee on No. School decided
to meet at the latter building in the
near future and decide on certain re-
pairs :,
Mrs. A. y. Warner, chairman OF the
play ground committee OF the Asso-
cated Charities, requested that the
board allow the use OF the yards adj
jarent to Schools Nos and 20 as play
grounds for children living in the
vicinity of the schools, she stating
that tho property Of the board will be
properly taken care OF. On motion OF
DR.. Shortlidge the request was granted,
On motion of Mr.. Bayuard, the sec
rotary was instructed to request Coun'
ell to permit the board to use the new
buildings appropriation as soon as 1T IL
| available.
The visiting committees were re-
| quested to report at the next meeting
Of the board what is needed at th'
| schools, 30 that the repair committed
will know what to do.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02
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TO VOTE SEPAR4TELF.
Reg uiar and Addicks Republicans to III

REGULAR and Addicks Republicans to Have
Independent Polling Places IN July I1th.
It is probable that the Regular and
Addicks Republicans will not vote at
the same polling places at the election
of delegates to the State conventions
called by the two wings of the party.
On Monday it was given out by the
Addicks men that they would vote at
the same polling Places but at meet
ing of the Union Republican Club, the
central Addicks organization, last
night, the members from the several
wards were instructed to make arrange
ments for polling places in each ward,
with view to voting independently
from the Regulars.
Ii would have been rather awkward
to vote for two sets CT people at the
same places, and the decision was the
natural result of having two conven-
tions. one at Dover and the other at
Georgetown. just how the double
election was to be managed the
Addicks people were unable to explain
on Monday, but at night the whole
matter was talked over at the club and
the new plan formulated.
Itwas the original intention to allow
the Regulars to manage the polling
places and for the members of both
factions to hand them the ballots, the
Addicks men, however, hoping to be
allowed representation at the windows,
but there is no probability of obtaining
this recognition, therefore it is, neces-
sary to be independent.
Now it will be necessary to have two
sets of election officers, and it is the
intention of the Addicks people to
chose theirs some time next week, and
to have everything in readiness by
July 11th, election day.
This will bring on an interesting com
plication. 1t is natural to suppose that
the Regular election officers will single
out the Addicks men and refuse, to
accept their votes at the Regular poll
ing places. while on the other hand il
is not likely that the Addicks election
officers will accept the ballots of Regu-
lars if they know it. Sharp eyes on
both sides will be necessary on election
day, unless some compromise is effected
before that time.
The Union Club at the meeting Mon
day night recognized the call which was
issued by the Addicks State Central
| Committee last Saturday for con.
vention at Dover on July 14th, and
arrangements for attending the CON
vention were talked over.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02
THE TEACHNky CoMMIrrHE.
Appointments Considered at Meetin
aalh MnndiY Afternoon.

appointments Considered Mt Meeting
Held Monday Afternoon.
The committee on teachers held a
meeting Mo lday afternoon for the
purpose Of making selections OF in
structors for the ensuing year, which
were to be announced at the meeting
Of the board In the evening. There
waa no controversy, except in the cases
Of Edwina b. Kruse, principal of tho
Howard School, and Arthur A. Pelton,
drawing instructor b the High School.
Mr.. Peltons case occupied consid-
erable timo, during which there was
considerable discussion and petitions
in favor of having MIR. Pelton retained
were read from the '95 and 96 classes
at the High School. There were
numerous signatures to other petitions,
| which undoubtedly had great weight
with the committee, and after consid.
eruble discussion all of the members of
| the committee excepting President
\ Baird and Mr.. Coyle agreed that Mr..
Pelton should be continued for the first
Eve months OF the. next year.
The case of Miss Krrse occupied
considerable time. Two petitions we're
before the committee. One asked that
a male teacher be appointed principal
| OF the Howard School and the other
requested the reappointment of Miss
Kruse. Quite number of colored
people were present and expressed
their views. Isaac w. Howard, Pre-
siding Elder Joseph r. Waters, STAINS,
bury Murray, Dr. j. A. Parm and
4 Bishop d. T. Ruiey spoke in favor Of
having male teacher appointed,
while the Rev. Charles L. Jefferson
and DIR. Samuel g. Ebert made re.
j j marks in favor of retaining MISS kruse,
I they stating that they saw no necessity
for change and that there We're
numerous other colpred people who fell
the same way. ~ tt
After hearing all the argument the
committee decided to retain Miss Krus'
and embodied that decision in the re
port to the board. @
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02
DOUBLE MURDER and SUICIDE
A Horrible Crime In the Black
foot Reservation.
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN KILLED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinette Murdered
by an Indian.
Their Death the Result of the wemau's
Unfaithfulness and the slayer's Perhdy-
The Latter's Life Taken by Himseif-A
Man Arrested as Accessory. al

Salt Lake, Utah, June GA special
to the Tribune from Helena, Mont,
says: Two men and one woman dead
and man under arrest as accessory to
murder is the result OF woman'H
unfaithfulness and mans perfidy.
The dead are Paul Vinette, half
breed, his wife, and Tookafine- Gun, q
full-blooded Indian. The man under
arrest is Makes the-Fire, a brother Of
the dead Indian.
The scene OF the tragedy was the
Blackfoot reservation. Tookafne-G Gun
had been paying attention to Vinette's
wife in spite of Vinette's protests.
The latter caught the couple alone
Wednesday and shot at the Indian,
who escaped uninjured, yowing ven
geance. The next day Vinette mounted
his horse to hunt for missing cattle.
He had not proceeded far when two
shots were heard and Vinette's horse
came back riderless. Tookafine- Gun
and Makes the Fire rode up, saying
they had killed Vinette. Then Mrs.
VInette and the trio rode away.
Mounted police followed and III the
morning two shots were heard In .
clump of bushes. An investigation re-
vealed the bodies of Mrs. Vinette and
Tookafine- Gun. He had killed her
| by shooting her through the head and
| himself in like manner. Makes the \
Fire was captured later and locked up
on the charge of murder. The bodies
were buried at once, to keep the In
dians from attempting to take the life
| of the man under arrest. "a
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02
'IMpRovINa THs STE sRTs.
Paving That Has Been Done This Season--
Market Street to Receive Attention. ~

Paving That Has Been Done TINS Season-
Market Street to Receive Attention.
The street work of the Street and
Sewer Department is progressing well.
Clayton street, from Delaware avenue
to Eighth, has been macadamized;
Rodney street, from Front to Fourth,
is nearly done, and Sixth street, be-
macadamized. Second street, between
King ard French, has been paved with
brick. Ninth street, between Shipley
and West, is being graded and will be
paved with brick. Circular curb may
be used at the corners.
Simmons & Bro, have completed
the paving Of King street from
Twelfth to Sixteenth. This is fine
Job. After the street was graded a
foundation of stone six inches deep
was laid. Upon this was put four
inches of paving sand. Belgian blocks
averaging depth Of 61s inches were
laid upon this foundation and the mi
terstices of the blocks were filed with
tar and gravel. This combination
makes one of the strongest pavements
! possible. According to one OF tho
| directors of the Street and Sewer De-
| partment the King street pavement
| should last for 30 years If not torn up.
The square from Eleventh to Twelfth
will be paved with brick, the material
having arrived yesterday.
Simmons & Bro, the belgian block
paving contractors are about to begin
work on Delaware avenue and will
pave from near du Pont street to
Union. where the Wilmington City
Railway Co. has recently put down q
second track. The crevices will be
filled with tar and gravel. After this
paving is done the contractors will
probably go to work on Market street,
between Eighteenth and Elliott avenue,
which has been in need OF improve;
ment SO long. This street will also be
paved with belgian block. The worl
may be started about the end Of July.
According to Director William Sim
mons of the Street and Sewer Board,
who speaks by engineers estimates
the life of cobble pavement is sever
years: brick, 10 years, and belgian
block, 25 years. 4
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02
An Hisinrin Sermon.

sin sermon on 1.-THE Old Stone
Church." which he will deliver in
Hanover Church next Sunday morning
at 1890 o'clock, the Rev. Lafayette
Marks, ID. D., will speak of the people
who occupied the church at Fifth and
Walnut streets and the struggles
through which they passed. DR..
Marks is now obtaining data for the
discourse, which, it is expected, will
be. decidedly interesting. The build
ing was occupied in 1772 by the people
gwhS organized Hanover Church. They
sold it, September I'd, 1897. to Second
Baptist Church, which remained there
until 1856, when it became the property
OF the German Baptists, who have
Occupied it ever since.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02
THE WHITE FLAG.
iAmaigamation Desired by Regular and
ef.l 4Addlcks Republicans.

af.l 4AddIoks Republicans.
A quiet effort is being made to unite
the warning factions in the Republican
party, but there is little prospect of
anything being accomplished.
For the past two days workers for the
Regular and Addicks wings have held
conferences in secluded places in this
city, and talk of amalgamation has
been INDUCED in.
4 Just how deep into the scheme the
leaders are is not known, and an
Addicks lieutenant stated on Monday
afternoon that some of the small fry
had commenced to work on this line
on their own hook. He also gave the
impression that if he and his fellow
workers did not succeed in accomplish
ing the desired end they would win
some of the Reg ulars over to their way
OF thinking. He would say very little,
however, concerning the matter
As far as can be ascertained Addicks
wanted to have things his own way
aud he is averse to offering much in
the way of compromise. 1t is be-
lieved, also, that the Regular leaders
feel the same way, but some of the
lesser lights do not think that way.
They can see nothing but defeat in
keeping aloof from Addicks and are
willing to make terms. just how sue
cessful they will be in working on the
leaders remains to be seen, but the
case appears to be hopeless at this
time.
1t is believed that Addicks will
accept no terms in the lower counties,
as he feels secure there, but in New
Castle county the Regulars are more
hopeful.
| II is believed that desperate effort
| will be made to make some sort OF al
arrangement, in this county at least.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-02
To nuIld a Boat.

The statement of a New York paper
published Sunday in regard to the
building of sound steamer for the
Providence & Stonington Steamship
Co. by the Harlan Il Hollingsworth
Co., is not altogether without founda-
tion. Although not confirmed by the
foremost men in the company the plans
for the building of the boat and the
contract are also under way and thelat-
ter requires but one or two signatures,
after which the work will be rapidly
pushed forward. The vessel will be
400 feet long and will have twin screws
and triple expansion engines of the
latest pattern. t.tf