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Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Uuhu.
ct 9ssertaa ior epamierne.

W Vtpthiob y
9asIdgerer, Der er dntomne til yielp
Yprt fra Sdl tiago be Gubd, beretter,
at Der ben 28be Sult itoo ct Slae life
langt fra ben 9p. Spdnisrre leo Ct
beiDoeligt CAB; en- W9ngoe 9eoe %
SaareDe blsp lissenbe puu Sldamatz
fen; 5oIpitaler oe pripate Suie Sans
tiago er ppfIlote meo fuareoe SpdnIte
Milit9re. 8ldnot Pusiagererne bar
en- Softer % EN- Ssn at SnIur9ent>
8eneralen 2ucret, ipm bar tilfeietSpd
nierne bstbbelig Staoe pg Cab peb q!
sbelagee Sernbuner pg 8rper pg bin
ure gilfsriel al aepnetsmioler pg @ms
munitipn. De aniua fig berfor lite
trpeae pad Cuba % Tom | al Semmez
liabeo pmbpro, bppr be bolot Zig ijult,
inbtil Sartpiet bapoe forldbt 9uoana.
General @epler baobe truet meo, at,
bpis2dcret life itanoIeoe meo fine eoes
lGegenbe Spsrutipner, ban bru9te enos
pa pnomit piloe ban, Wepler, iprGngt
bans Yripatbolis peb Cartilage / 2ufs
ten.
Rneter ON gaabens stiIfano.
Ser ertlares uubsnlpit / Sen 8eIt,
S.priba, at &uptein General Wepler er
tpmmen til 5o%ritauelie meb Sprersz
2eDerne. og at unoerbanolinger oil
fomme iitanO for at fau inoItiaet 81
enotlisbeberns pda Guba pdu getingels
fer tilfrebsItiaenbe for be beri Snieress
Ierebe. De, Der tommer frem mso
benne betponingsfulbe Grtlering Tiger,
at Sunobsben oeraf bi'er fig / Den
ajsnosgiernine, at Der / be iioite 9ags
er anfomne mango inoflpbeliesrige uo>
Ienbinger fra Cuba til Sen We't pg
andre gper / be s5preneOe Stater pg
bar pigtige 0epeIder meo Jig til Cuba
5oreninssn / Hetp gorf. 5orreier bill
be Snbpiebe life uotale fig ipnosrligf
ON Sagen.
4nbre msner bog, at nbienoingerre
er TONNE for at ltdFe Sniurgenterne
ldnst flere @duben ps mere ammunis
tion, iom be iaa iaure trGn9er.
Sborpm ulting er, u~oIenoinger fra
Cuba birefte til Cuba Spreningsn i
Hetp gorf tpber puu, at beres MisiiOn
er af for 8istisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
3MtnneJntn.
SIcebrauo I 3nIer.


0srbao Gftermiboag nebbrenbte u.
q. RaaanbpS ltpre Supplement pg Wa>
Tin 9arebus, Yeterim &c SteHen'ens
Sub &c Sppr Suctprp, S~sr9enIon
Bros. Gmcbe> os MaItius9 erfite0 og
u. q. Gpaus 5eeb Min. Slcea uos
brso / Gmebepertitepet, og pad miaore
emo en- Sime laa ale 9~psnin9er | Ite.
Raaanbps Sab er $1,000, S~crgenipn
grps'. $4,000. peteripn &c SteHenions
$500, Gpans omtrent $500. Sntet
bar as5ureret. Gnbel unge Mennelt>r,
Der bdpoe 9erelIer ODER Safb5abriten,
miItebe alt fit Sei mes mere; for Ell
Mulitus Sreo. glauien, br9note &ufz
fsrtsn, bppri SILT / &ontanter.
etGrft ~saeenfpI % SasIpeir.
Sra Stephen mebbeles, at Der Sat
til 2srbas regneDe poIbiomt paa be
adnter, omtrent en- og en- bdlp Sime;
ienere git bet pper til Sdglpeir, % bette
qiprbe flor Sfabe paa @reoen, Der az
lereoe for fob ilbe moi.
e,orm. WeemnsI % GasI
git Srebas often pper 9inctlep. SuIe
ble't neb, 8inbusruoer flpges itu, pg
asrens leo betpoeligt. Den Ipsnlf lus
t6srIfe 8irfs iloess til Sorben; Srees
let Tom ultabt bsrfru, beIfpttet al Sir
lens Gag. Sntet Menneltelip gil tabt.
,tpeir % ssmmeoNae.
Sra 9enIon fripes ben lobe b.:
Ct f~urfaroeliet Sprbenpeir raiebe /
0mesnen af cir Mils 8rope Nat til
6rebug ben zbe Iuguit. 2pniloen
Ing neb Grif 0ales Stab. Den gil
neo giennem Sagei os fulete Bergen
til Seren pad 2oftet, bppr ben iplinz
tribe enbel pldnter / 8asgen. Oct
mGrtellsfte bar. at peo 9pren, bppr
N1net git ND, fop to Irbeiosfarle, nems
liz S. s. @rapem % 6. .. Iomfo.
9s felte fig Tom | en- ipimlenoe5 illiano;
men be bar besse uIfdbte. Gn anben
sqnftraaIe git neo Stalben, bpor ares
aturerne bar, pe ilpg libel enbel 9sns
% ilpg pperenoe en- Spppe.
1rmfmer.
gricf Inberfon, en- fpenff 4rbeioer,
hotS Siem bar | Sron Riper, @is.,
Nrnfneoe ! Misfisfppi Jlpoen peb ct.
Glouo ben 9be bs.
GnHsmmis Tor cham.
Den bemofrdtiffe 3onpentipn / 3oie
GommeroiIirift bplbtes | Dinond Den
8oe bs. 9etts Diitritt inobeiaiter
Blnona, SlmIteo pg Wabufba Gouns
ter. 4ne 0slegdtioner bar paaldats
at femme for q. 8. Sbdtp fra Winonu,
pa oenne bleo enftemmis npmineret til
&dnoiodt for Spmmer. Mr. S6aip
bar tioligere o9ret 8preermeiter / Wis
mona ps ital bore en- meset bpstis Mbs
totat.
aeearits eamf I 1alutb tauerst.
Gn az be lebenoe Banter | 0uIutb,
Securing 8dnf, meb en- aapikl at
100000. Itanofeoe / 5irsoues fin5pr-
refining. 8runbsn ffal babe pare,, at
Der paa ensans uotoses betposliss
sun mer. State graminer bar tdeet
'9 al Sagen. 8antens Deppiita er
pmtrins 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Sopas 3emOtrater, 8opulifter, Bro.

Suuas 9emOfrater, Bopuliiter, Bro.
bIbitiOniiter os Griislus &epublitunere
unber1froler iortioen ON i9aes Sp.
trabeu MOB ben iaaes Gisnoe Repu.
blitanerue. De pil nOminere ialss
a~anoioater for Gtatssmbebsmanb,
&onsrssm9no os preiioentieqe Cleo.
tors. Cub smotraterne &c r,ssst
itarte / Soiua, Os be bolosr NJ paa
meo at ~Orsaniiere Jig for at tunus siSre
i'm SuOfposIie sialoenoe PED 9sitpaL.
oet
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
ri Nmna 6 hama.

ben f~ineiIite 8icsionse, ital mart tit.
trade Siemreiien % pentes til Gcm
yort / Slntninseu al oeune Maaneo.
San oil ogiaa ailrage ct fort Dsisg |
8aibinstOn o. uil oa pRre 0atiOnens
0jrit, iua lGuge ban err Der.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
aapan.

SaattaseIier al zo~lformsrftiien I Dcfoboma.
1ofio, soos 90 nsre ANDRE Sisesr.
Z be TO fsrIin9pnte gper bar 5ors
mertelIen tpbelis at ie; IGnssre norbs
oDer, bpor aitrunomer iagttog ben, bar
BET umuligt at auitiae SbIerDdiioner.
ba Simlsn par ppsritpet. S gooe,
Hprae, bar BET ct I9roeles bslbist 9eir
for Sasttagelisn az BET in~teresidnts
Ruturfanom,n. Deb 9aosp, Npree,
Rppd 3embIid ps / Ct. petersburg bar
be ipitbare 5orbereoe!isr for Sbierpas
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Nnrn gnkntn.
etsrartsse Tab pes Sasipsir.

Gfier en- 9eresning af z 8uIbels pr.
Icre er en- os en- balp Miaipn guibels
Soebe Doelast / Noro ps@slt for Sarge.
lpeiret iraf fsrit Earn, gil faa Dioerc |
en- greboe paa 2 til 10 Wile ps runs
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
OkIntnntu.
Viotnrafte VrGrie. @ramoe

raIer / Commando Snoian 2unret
Spppeit for perrp. SuIinosr al DC
res meo 9rsbe er %afbrGnote, tbi al!
bar uloeles tort. Meo 9runben fel.
Ger ooIaa en- beo 8inb, Der bar opIluei
al planiep9rt, og areaturerne bar liei
mcoet peb osnne. Sbermometret piier
1OS 9raper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Jnolanoet.
Coma.
Sowa g~traHesMnfaIt I 2mer.

Sfslge 8eretninger ifal Der babe o9s
ret Sloebrano / Stutsf9neSlei / Inda
moIa, % en- Sylsi pere %opbranot. SD>
Jet uf 5lammerne funbe fees Geodr
Rapips. Ser{t telesrafereoes iii ben
gp pm at faa Sialp at grdn; tompaa
ni,rne, men ienere melbtes, at Slben
bar unber aontrpl.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
gpuntrn.
..sauae lepe bet fri Cuba"

plufater meo bette lbrdob fob /
Ssnbdss ppflaaet pud 9aberne / gds
lencia; flere LOO psiaa: "29nge lepe
ben 1Dcidle 9epolution." Der brioes
ibrrbise Sorfss paa at fda iitanb pps
rerffe 9empnftru.ipner mob Regierins
gen. plataterne blso neotagne az DO
litiet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Ter trGnses sioet
9ppptftr.
aolera optraosr after

/ fi9rtere 8rao, pg Der anfommer ingen
geretninger fra be egpptiIte Choppers
2eir peo Iilen. 9ette sioer Qnleonino
til megen 5rtet for, at Siltanben Der
ltal bore 'srgelig.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Sra Dalhinoton.
ON irtmraaenee .anrih e,p.

3ommer Samuel %. S6elabara.r,
Ell al De met iremraesnoe Suriitsr /
@nibington, er ON aiteuen ben Ste os.
afgadet oeo TDoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14

Senutor Gqulre ira @aibiu9tOn bar
erflGret Jig / Gapsr al fri Mputuing
al Solu os uil unoeritstte Bryan %
zepaQ.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14

iionsr til ingen RDtte paa 8runb az
be-. TtDebe 8eir. Cir Rpbsrt gau ira
Cambridge llniperlitp leocoe So9ita.
geIIc oeo 8doss.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Nssierinsens siuantss yIansr.
Gnslann.
apIine % aernpritsr.

Sorrise use falbt mesei assn, men
Snobsftninsen er iOresaaet bsloist.
Spebsn bar inapt nuseniiuos parei be-
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14

IN
uofommsr ftrssas 90 5rtoas Rorssu.
apertisismsuiu

Haa t~uslsperes isnst tser WanSaa % Torsoa1 EtSr.
ssa. GUsrtttismeaisr ~tastages life I to paa hinanoen
~istssuSs Saumsre, msominore bet uoirufittia iorIaas
ses. cuts ct aoestsiemsnt. Ter isrit ioHuer iaot
Sirseaasuumsytt I. Or. i~otiGuses tnoruiiet 8 @au1e.
III bet ioums tuot 3 Iirsod5snunere. 9rsps, Der moe
bolosr a5~srtisi,msutsr ION bet batter ut'l. bsr mrr'
ies aoerttsismsHt I bet usors eisrue paa Goa
uoiniea
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Rrriu.
WGoiomme eIoobao paa Dc 9rians.

s 9napoliS Yeoiuou, NOR beo Ses
raflipn, mbrbebe for ct Bar Sdge iioen
1000 b~epRbnebe Sprfere 80 ubepRbz
nebe &riItns. QoItiqige preIter og
&, inOer og gsrn bar blanot be lllpts
feliae. Gn Soinbe blep orGbt, ioet
bun piloe freIIe fine gern, og benoes
Mano blsp ildgtet for benoes Zine.
QbItiai9e &irfer sbelugbss, og en- preIt
peD Ndpn Seremidb TAR be Gren og
ReIs at; bern9It bleo ban lepenbe
branOt pad ct guul al bibellte 9iGco1.
Ter trGnses sioet
for at ct ulminoeIigt 9loobdo anrettes.
erflerss gienuem 2ele9rammer. Ser
falipn er fplbt meo mobumebdnIts
5lnatninger, og BET er Blot be engslIte
% franTte SrigsItibe paa 9aUnsn, iort
iidnbier llobruooet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
upnrtpnine az zoiea.sr.

&rissminiftersn bar unoer Sbsroeis
elIe, ON Der life mda foretases en- Sol
batter uoIfripnins for at retru.ere be
ipanIte trooper at 4rmsen paa Gubd.
Nseierinsens siuants spIaner.
gudr biltnof impo ben pfeutlise Sn.ers
este, flyer Senpr Susaitd, men Sms
itanoigbeberne Dil ianoipniisDis allises
pei sisre Del nsopenoist at untaae bem.
Resierinssn bill mol, efter en- Maorios
aprreiponoenis Menins, az Gprtes fda
ben nsooenbise GubasSreoi iiltroos
for be 2iberules Mobfano.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-11
COMMISSIONERS Pr ,cEG.l.,6
STATE OF NEVADA, l ..
COUNTY OF ELKo. oo'

ELKo, September z, 1896. I,
The Board met pursuant to ad
iournment. Present-Stanley Rigs
by, A. ID. McAfee and 1. P. Woo
Yer6on.
The minutes were read and ap.
proved " Z
Money counted and found to agree
With the Auditors books. +
The following official reports were
approved and ordered filed:
Transfer from the General Fund to
Officers salary fund $500 90 a.
General fund into INDECENT sick
1913 80. =
r. Bilkey, Recorder; j. M. Mateer.
) leritf and Jailer;J Eggers,! Assessor
John Henderson, Clerk and Treasur-
sr; W. Ii Armstrong. hospital stew
art; Charles Toyne, Justice Of ult
Pace.
fhe Clerk was ordered to publish i,
otice in the INDEPENDENT and Free
Press that the Board will meet as d
Board OF Equalization on the Sd Mon
lay in September.
The official bond OF j. B. Hall Us
Goa stable Of Island Mountain Town
zip was approved and ordered re-
or led.
The following bids for $4,000 of high
;no'l bonds were received; $500, j.
?. Edotf by G. w. Peltier; s5OOU III
LIT by the Henderson Banking Co..
and $3.50 at par for hall the amount
D. +. n. Drake of Tuscarora.
The bonds we're sold to J. P. Edoff
at his offer
The bill Of F. NJ. Cole for $13O was
aid over.
Petition for new election precinct to
nown as the Bryou precinct granted
md M. s. Fitzgerald appointed Reg
stry agent.
Petition for new road from resi-.
dents OF Tuscarora laid over.
Petition for opening road and fol-
emoval OF Tuscarors Jail laid over.
Adjourned until the third Monday in
september to meet as a Board OF
equalization.
JOHN HENDERSON,
... Clerk.
BY WEBSTER PATTERSON,
Deputy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-11
sfsI An al. 49,

A correspondent writes to the
Cleveland Plainde ller as follows:
The Democratic nominee is deriS-
lively called by the editors of the ur-
position the "boy orator." the shot
Drained Hot spur" and other names
signifylng youth and mex 3erien., .
II elected he will be President ut 81
The two great st financiers were Alex
ander Hamilton and Albert Galatin.
The former organized our financial
system at the age of % in Washing
toms cabinet. The latter was tn,
great Secretary of the Treasury unde
Jefferson before he was 40. Gran;
received the unconditional surren-
Ter" Of Fort Donaldson before he wa
Az. Jefferson wrote the Declaration
OF L. dependence ct s.. CARTEL was
Major General at 81 and was a mem
Der Of the Cobben Club at Bryan
age, an honor accorded him in Eng
land because Of his stand for specie
payments IN 1868. Blaine WAS Speak
or Of the Honse Of Representatives
81. Conklin was United State.
Senator at 81 and John Sherman
had passed through the House into
the Senate at the age of 80. Tho
average age OF enlistment Of the
army which put down the Rebellion
was -. There are more voters young
ar than Bryan than there are oldei
He is one year older than the consti-
tuition requires and the trainers o.
that instrument are authority upon
the subject. AT Bryau'a age Pitt ba,
administered the British government;
eleven years. Napoleon had conquer
ed Europe at IS, and Alexander dit.
signing for more worlds to conquer
at 80. Byron blossomed in the garde.
of English literature and in the "ser,
and yellow leaf" expired at So and
the Scottish plowman composed hit
immortal verses and was turned be-
meath the sod by Times plowshare :,
the age of 81. The fallacy in this crit
icism Of William Jennings Bryan's
youth (?) is, his critics forget they are
growing old.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-11
Bryan. ON Bnnksrs.

The last editorial written by Mr..
Bryan appeared on July !, nine day.
before he was nominated. It Was an
answer to the charge made by the
Atchison Globe that he had advised
the people to always oppose tue
bankers. The following extract con
tains the germ of Mr.. Bryan's argu-
ment:
The banker is man, nothing more,
nothing less, and his opinions are en- .
titled to all due consideration. Blu
no man should permit another man t,
do his thinking for him. Ther.
TIRE many bankers who are sincere and
consistent bimetslists. There others
who are sincere: gold bugs. There
are some who advocate the single
gold standard when they do not be.
ieve it's preservation will be beneti.
cial to the country, but for reasons
best known tothemselves they adhere
to the advocacy Of that standard.
Tho opinions of all bankers are en-
titled unusual consideration because
OF their inexperience in financial
matters, but the banker must be able
to back up his opinion with logic.
Because the banker has had wide
experience in money matters is nc
reason that another man should be.
ieve the bankers mere statement tba,
black is white, particularly wher
the other man knows that black ia moi
white.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-11
BY WEBSTER PATTERSON,
Deputy.
PonnsyIvanIn May he Won.

Pennsylvania is a .debstable State
in the Presidential campaign. This
assertion may be doubted by some.
But let the doubter look over his list
of Republican friends and acquaint-
'nces, particularly among the farm
srs and laboring classes, and pick out
hose who will support Bryan. He
viii find quite number. OF course
ONE Democrats will support Nc.
Rinley, but not many of the rank and
lie. Pennsylvania voters are i'm.
pulsive, particularly when they think
they are not getting iustice.--Oil
City Derrick. FL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-11

When Bert Gatford escap ped from
he State prison he took with him
'ver $50 OF Warden Henderson's coli,
i lot OF jewelry and suit of clothes.
3afford was a trusty and waited on
ne Wardea's table. His freedom
las been short-lived, however, as a
elegram from the Warden this morn.
ng states that Gafford has been CAP.
tured and the property recovered.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
sPoRTING NEWS NOTEs.

The current number OF Spalding's
Home Library is devoted to the game
OF reversi. The book contains rules
for playing, technical terms and
names, general hints for play, objects
to be aimed at attaining by the play
ers. early play, irregular openings,
FOOLS mate, final play, royal reversi,
and similar matters.
billie" Barnie, who last season was
so successful as manager of the Hart
ford Atlantic League team, has been
selected to manage the Brooklyn Ma
tional League team next season to sue
ceed David L. Foutz.
The Baltimore players have been
very generous with one another in the
division of the money. Pitcher Jerry
Nops was to have received $50 a game
if he pitched and won a Temple CUP
game and S25 If he lost. He did not
pitch at all, but he was, nevertheless
paid $25 and expenses, the latter
amounting to $15 or 500 to him, as he
was taken to Cleveland and was but a
short distance from his home, instead
of his having to pay his way from the
East to his home. He was also given
a full share of the exhibition games
receipts, namely, S4S. Thus he made
about $90 Nops was besides paid a
| liberal salary by the Baltimore Clut
| for the short time he was in Baltimore
/ MIR. Hanlon thinks Jerry will be a great
/ pitcher next year.-Baltimore sun.
Charles McKeever, who will second
Andy Rambo in his fight with Pat
Dougherty in Wilmington on Thursday
night, defeated Charley" johnson al
the Caledonian Club, Philadelphia, las
night in six rounds. Dougherty anC
Rambo will fight at lis pounds. ]
Henry, a clever Wilmingtonian, will
take on Dougherty, of Chester, at 10l
pounds for six rounds.
The Delaware School of Oratory an,
the Delaware Military Academy teams
are scheduled to play at Riverview thi
afternoon.
President Andrew Freedman, of tn
New York baseball team. was yester
day found guilty of assault on Edwin
Hurst, a reporter, on April % last
Sentence was suspended.
The Catholic High School, of Phila
delphia, which has one of the strong
est school football teams in the coun
J try, will play the eleven OF The vii
mington High SchoOi at Riverview ol
Thursday.
Jack DAILY, Of Wilmington. is il
hiisaelphia trying to arrange a q
with Charles McKeever before one o
the clubs OF that city.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

A Chicago tailor is willing to testify
that advertising pays. He collected a
big old bill from a long lost customer
who recently advertised for a wife
Cleveland World.
Bland, Boies and Blackburn were the
busy bees that made the honey, and
along came Bryan and robbed the nest
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
There is nothing noticeable about
young women's bathing costumes this
year.-North Bast (Pa.) Breeze.
Madeline Pollard knows about 5000
reasons why Breckenridge should no
be elected congressman.-Bos Globe
No, Chicago alderman is not an ex
traditable offense.-Detroit News-Tri
bune.
We are thinking Of getting even with
a few people by joining a church. and
offering their names for public prayers
-AtchisOn Globe.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
LEVY COURT MATTERS.

All the county commissioners were
present at the meeting of the Levy
Court to-day. The matter of the ac-
ceptance of the $4,000 road over St
Augustine marsh was not brought up at
the morning session.
Patrick Neary, the contracting
builder, who brought witnesses up at
the last meeting to prove the validity
of his claim, did not put in an appear
ance.
The meeting to-day was not a busy
one and the commissioners only came
together in pursuance to the law, which
provides for a meeting of the Levy
Courts of all three counties on the sec
ond Tuesday in the month of October
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
THEIR WEDDING DAY.

Remembering that Wednesday is the
best day of all, several brides have
chosen tomorrow for their wedding
day. October is essentially a month OF
brides and chrysanthemums, and both
are numerous, as if to live up to the
saying.
Among to-morrows brides will be
Miss Elsie May Moore, daughter OF
PostmaTer and Mrs. Enoch Moore. She
will be married to Alfred Russell in
Grace Church tomorrow evening at
73O o'clock, Rev. John ID. c. Hanna
officiating. After the ceremony a re-
ception will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Moore, at Eighth and Wash
ington streets, which will be largely at
tended. This will be one of the pret
tiest weddings of the season.
Miss Sadie r. File will wed q Phila-
delphian tomorrow evening, in the
person of Charles Pierson. The cere-
mony will occur at No. 1906 West
street, and will be followed by a recep
tion. The couple will be at home after
October 20, at No. 2129 Warwick street
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Marvel, of Del
mar, have issued cards for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Fannie M
Marvel, to Benjamin e. Cubbage, OF
Hazlettville, son of Levy Courtman b.
G. Cubbage of Sussex county. The
ceremony takes place at the home OF
the brides parents tomorrow noon.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
THE HILLS DIVORCE CASE.
TWO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
AFFAIRS OF WEST CHESTER'S s
DIVINE AND HIS WIFE.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Oct 13.-
There were two more interesting de-
velopments in the celebrated Hills di-
vorce case yesterday, when the counsel
for Rev. G. Heathcote Hills desired 10
argue before court upon the rule to
show cause why the libel should not be
amended. The original libel included
only one correspondent, in the person
OF Howard Garrett, an 1S-year-old
youth, who was a member of Holy Trim
ity vested choir, of which Mrs. Hills
was the chorister.
Whenl Hills began action against his
wife it was with the alleged under
standing that she would not resist it;
hence but one correspondent was
named. In the meantime. however,
Mrs. Hills assumed an attitude of in
jured innocence, procured counsel and
determined to fight the case to the Bit
ter end
This unpleasant turn Of affairs ne
cessitated, in the minds of the counsel
for Mr.. Hills, an amendment to the
original libel, so as to include several
more correspondents, the complainant
claiming he had sufficient evidence in
his possession to justify this move.
IL was upOu lhlS IuNHNiOh AHstt OONi
was to have heard argument to-day;
but upon the absence of the fair de-
fendant the case was continued until
the December term Mrs. Hills physi-
clan filed certificate with the prothon-
otary yesterday to the effect that her
presence in court at this time was i'm
possible, owing to her confinement at
the home of her parents ~ New York
with an attack of malaria.
The certificate also conveyed an in
teresting bit of news by stating that
Mrs. Hills bade fair to become the mo-
ther of another child in the not far dis.
tant future.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Wilmington, Del, october p, 1896
A COMPROMISE TICKET.

The Prohibitionists completed their
compromise ticket, and it was filed with
Deputy Clerk Janvier at the Court House,
at 11.45, by Lewis W. Brosius, chair
man, and Secretary William II. Fer
guson, of the Prohibition County Com
mittee. The Constitutional Conven-
tion delegate portion of their ticket
consists Of the following candidates of
other parties: George B. Money, Red
Lion, Union Republican,; Martin B.
Burris, st. Georges, Republican; ELIAS
N. Moore, Appoquinlmink, Republi-
can; Andrew l.. Johnson, Wilmington
Democrat; Alfred b. Warner, Will
mington, Republican,; Edward G. Brad
ford, Christiana, Republican; Spencer
Chandler, Mill Creek, Union Republi-
can; William c. Spruance, Whining
ton, Republican; John Biggs, Whining
ton, Democrat; Robert G. Harman, viii
mington, Democrat This completes
the ticket sufficiently to supply the
ballot