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death OF miss Mary swift.

NoRRIsTowE, April 2O.-Mlss Mary
Swift, daughter of the late Samuel
Swift, died at her home In this borough
Miss Swift WAS one Of the weelthiest
women In Norristown. and was widely
known for her bensvolence and chari
tAbleness. Miss Swift contributed
largely to the fund for the erection oi
All Saints Chapel. Protestant Episcopal
Church, and for several years after Its
compilation her contributions annually
exceeded the amount Of the salary Of the
minister In charge. She was related 70
the senior member of the original firm OF
Swift & Courtney, match manufacturers
at WILMINGTON, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20
ADonbIe AnnIrersarr.

To-day is = double anniversary for
Louis Hammerer. the jolly turnkey At
police station and his estimable wife II
not only marks the thirty-6fth ami
versary Of their wedding but also the
City sixth anniversary Of Mrs Hammer
er's birthday. Both are receiving con
gratulatiOns from their many friends.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20
Dlsd In sallsbnrr. ma.

The remains OF Miss Margaret Snyth,
wife Of Hugh smYth. came up from
salisbury, Md, this morning on the
Delaware road train. She died there on
Thursday last and was taken to Phlla.
delphia where she formerly lived for
intermeut this afternoon. She was we'll
kDc wn In Wilmington.
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Fear the schooner Lingo Is Lost.

Fears are entertained that the schooner
John A. Logo. OF Milton. has been lost
and that sll on board have psrished. The
schooner was a small one and last
February left Milton for MilIville. N ].
a short distance across the bay. She
carried load OF lumber and was con
manded by Captain Henry Chandler. Of
Dagsboro Siuce that time nothing has
been heard Of the schooner.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20
Hnnankennnra AIIva

To their interests know this; they get all
they pay for in our tons OF coal, 224O lbs
and clean. Best brands OF hour-prices
In your favor. Whole wheat honr for
healthy bread. Fell & Joseph, Front and
Madison streets
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Among tho single raxsrs.

DR.. S R. Law and A. Stillman
Doubleday addressed tbe Single Tax
meeting yesterday. G 4 stephens, Of
Philadelphis. a Single Taxer, Says that
the scclety's ward blockers have made
returns which show that they allowed
their enthusiasm co run away with them.
A tent, music box and bicycle corps are
among the latest acquisitions Of the
Single Taxers.
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schoolship Saratoga Home.

The schoolship Saratoga passed up the
Delaware river in tow Of the tug Juno
Yesterday afternoon. She has just
returned from her Winters cruise In the
West Indies. having arrived at the
BreakWater Saturday from Santa Cruz. ia
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broke his Ankle on q Fence.

While climbing over an iron picket
fence Saturday afternoon. Arthur, the
6 years cd son Of DR. A. K Frantz, fell
and caught his foot IN the picket His
ankle was broken.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20
nuIldInr Permit 0ranted

Building Inspector Grubb this mornin &
granted permit TO B. a. Downward for
repairs and alterations to No. 604 West
Tenth, to cost S15S
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NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE CANVASS FOR THE
IN City Directory for 1895 is now completed.
The Pub isher would ask al VINO think they
have been overlooked or who have changed
their residence OF business since moving day
or desire any change TO be made in their
HOMER BARRY, Publisher,
No Sl3 Shipleg street.
DHmIP F. CONWAY, UPHOLsTER,
i Southeast corner Sixth and Lombard Sts.
Carpets laid.
NOTIUE.-I ANNOUNCE HEREWITH
~ that have returned TO my old stand. ;.
w. corner Fifth and Tatnall streets, where
VIZ "''"'- 0 BARBER SHOP.
aud where l hope TO see ali my friends and
customers l'sspe'''u FRANK zoRGER.
NTEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS. .TeE STATE
IN OF DELAWARE. To the Sheriff OF
New Castle County, Greeting;
Whereas, Rena PenneWell by her petition
10 the Judges of our Superior Court filed in
the Office of the PrOthOnOtary OF said Court In
and for New Castle County, for The cause OF
cOmplallt therein alleg. d, has made apph-
cation 10 our said Judges that a decree may
be pronounced dissOlvlng he marriage exist
ing between the Petitioner and Willard
We there ore, command you. as you were
heretofore commanded thai you summon
Willard PeRnewell that G be and appear be-
fore the Judges of our said Court at the next
term thereof 10 be held at Wilmington. on
Monday the eighteenth day OF May next, 70
Rena Pennewen according 10 the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided,
and also TO do and receive what the Court
shall then and there consider concerning him
in this behalf as 10 tho Court shall seem meet
and consistent with the provisions OF the said
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the honorable Charles b.. Lore
Taouire at Wilmington. the twenty-fourth
day of March, A. D., eighteen hundred and
ninety-six.
Issued April IA, 1895.
VICTOR B. WOOLLEY. Prothonotary.
L ADIE-l Chichester's English Pennyroyal
II Pills Diamond Brand) are the best. safe
reliable, Take no other. send 4c, stamps toI
particulars. "Relief for Ladies" In letter by
return mail. At druggists. Chichester Cheml-
cal Co. Philadelphia Pa.
NOTICE. SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERIN-
on OF before May /. their applications for theii
respective proportions of the annual appro
pfiations made by the Levo COnIt Zoe sunday
schools r.. LEWIS ARMSTRONG,
Ch-irman Of Commlttee
NOTICE.
IN Nly pace of business "a All Market anf
40 Shipley streets, ana have not opened an,
branch OF this store IN any other location
Man1fsciurer OF Harness. ss.' Trunks ana Bags
ELECTRIC CARPET CLEANING WORKS
~ ORANGE STREET. TELEPHONE 72l
Orders eft at Speakman's Furnitu o htore. ~
West Fourth street. Will secure prompt atteu
ton. Household goods taken on Storage.
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un &C seventh and King, Phone B45.
Il sergeant dealer In coal and wood
s~-I..rRa pea coal Tor family use
rE- Hickory wood for open CRATES
Evening journal., 1896-04-20

Go to the Wilmington Turngemeinde
Fair at Eighth aud French every night
until April 20 Admission CO.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND
i laying granite blocks.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Directors of the Street and Sewer
department until O'Clock D m, April p,
1895, for furnishing granite blocks; also pro-
posals for paving with said blocks, being
about 1900 square yards, more or less.
hcations and full particulars may be OBJ
tanned at he office Of { q department
The right TO reject any and all bids Is re-
served HARVEY j. WILEY, Secretary.
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HIlchasI Lynch In Troubls.
These Books Are BsautIes.

We have q few copies OF beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at $l.75 copy
which is about oDe-fourth the publica
ton price. Also some copies Of Rand auS
McNally's Cyclopedia at 80 %, wortl
four times the price asksd. Can be seel
ct the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20

VOU WOULD HAVE THOUGHT
i a cycloDe had struck this store
had you been here on Saturday.
All day long and away into the
night we were busy sci ing and
wrapping up Clothes. Even with the
extra force OF saespeople and stock
keepers IL taxed us TO our wits end TO
serve the great throng of customers.
We thank you kindly Tor your ap-
probation Of our efforts to sell honest
goods at fair prices and hope you are
satisfied with your purchase in every
way.
But in the run of such great bus
iness there Is apt TO have mistakes
made-we want TO say right here we
will rectify any mistakea made.
If THE ERE IS ANYTHING YOU
BlU4HT OF Us THAT IS NOT
EXACTLY TO YOUR LIKING
YOUR MONEY. WE CAN'T
A1FIEg0RD TO HAVE YOU DIssAT-
Our store will bs open every even
Ing until o'clock until July 4th.
We VIII be pleased for you TO come
In at any time. pick out what you
want, try them on, we will have
them pressed out for you ready to
take away when you want them on
saturday and no deposit required.
This win relieve you and US of some
OF satu days rush. Besides you can
choose at your leisure.
Strictly one price and n dlssatis-
He'd with your purchase we will re-
turn your money.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Sl6 MARKET STREET.
MAX. EPHRAIM. Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20

IT HOEGELSBERGER. MD,
IL 8l6 MARKET STREET.
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
In the Universities OF Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
he EXAMINES EYES FREE and gukran-
.eee satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
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rOR aAIE

NOR SALE - WORKMEN'S TIME RE-
II corder. VIII record employees time at the
rate OF 100 per minute. Apply second floor.
No. lie French street.
EOR SALE CHEAP-A BRAND NEW
il typewriter. cost 500. Apply second Il Jor
No. ll2 French Street.
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BUsTEnss CARDS,
CEWTNG MACHINES.

CEwnNG MACHINES.
Wheeler & Wilson. $500. The Singer. $500.
Domestic. $500, Standard. $500
HOuss hold, Sz5OO. Other makes at SIC, SIS. so.
Oak or walnut. Ten years guarantee.
Sold at 81 90 per week.
Second. hand machines at $500 up. Re-
pairing, 50 cents.
J. II. O'DONALD.
No. IL East Seventh Street, Wilmington, Del.
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aELP WANTED.

& ALESMAN WANTED-S1OO to sl25 per
Omonth and expenses TO introduce our goods
TO the trade. Staple linei position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Addrese,w stamp,
King Mfg. Co.. ID. 81. Chicago.
- ALESMAN; salary from start, Brown Bros.
- Co.. Nurserymen. Roche ter. N. Y.
& AbESMAN-s45 week takii orders for
- aluminium and other hpecialties and let
ters for signs. store fronts, show windows.
vehicles, etc; figures and numbers for houses,
hotels; elegant goods, rapid sellers,wi grow
ing demand; permanent employment for right
person. World Mfg. Co, W5. Columbus, o.
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DHILIP f. CONWAY, UPHOLSTER
i Southeast corner Sixth and Lombard Sts
Carpets laid.
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HaclL tnLnmhnrdY

HacH 20 LOmDhFuIs
Hack will leave corner Fourth and
Market streets on clear Sundays, at 2.3O
p. m. for Lombardy Cemetery.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-A NICE PIECE OF BROKEN
IT marsh; easy terms. Aoply at 1916 West
Sixth street.
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90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
u C0mpany's new gallery. Finest In city.
Great reduction In prices. 4Ol1f Market
street. above Fourth.
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KTOTICE.- ANNOUNCE HEREWITH
IN that have returned TO my old stand. ;,
w. corner Fifth and Iatnall streets, where !
viii again carry on
BARBER SHOP.
aud where hope TO see ali my friends and
customers nespe0'iu FRANK zoRGER.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20

NTOTICE-THE CANVASS FOR THE
N city Directory for 1896 is now completed.
The Pub Usher would ask all who think they
have been overlooked or who have changed
their residence OF business since moving day
addresses TO notify him Immediately
HOMER BARRY, Publisher,
Evening journal., 1896-04-20

NOTICE.
IN aiy pace of business "a al Market and
iOo Shipley streets. and have not opened any
branch Of this store in any other location.
Phone 933. FRANK s DURE,
Manufacturer OF Harness.. Trunks and Bags.
Evening journal., 1896-04-20
GRIM REApER'S WORK.
He Lays a Heavy Hand on
the Ware Household.
eRAEDsIRE AND GRASDoHILD

Superintendent OF Construction ware
and His Little Grandchld Pass Away
within of Few Hours Of One Another.
The Little Ono Came to Bid Farewell to
Her Grandfather.
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WILL REACH $1,000.
This Was the Amouns of BOOTY Sc.
cured by thc Bandits.

ST. Louis, Mo, Dec. 2i.-Thc train
arrived here at I:l5 o'clock this after
noon and Express Messenger Irier was
interviewed by reporter Of the South
ern Associated Press He said that the
Dig safe, which was consigned through
from the Pacific Coast To Chicago. was
not robbed. one of the robbers placed
gun at Frier's head and ordered him
to hold up his hands. The robbers then
secured the keys of the small safe from
friei's pocket and rined the safe of it's
contents, consisting of a great deal of
jewclry and a considerable amount OF
money. The robbers demanded that
Frier operate the time lock on the big
safe, but were finally persuaded by him
that such an accomplishment was im-
possible. at which they began to drill a
hole and prepare dynamite stick
Frier argued with them that their cf-
forts would he futile rs the safe con
tanned nothing of value. and finally he
persuaded them 10 let it alone.
frier says that in the money secured
from the small safe was Il quantity of
gold ten and twenty dollar pieces. and
that one of the men declared: "Thats
the Kind of stuff we are after.
After the men had cleaned out the
small safe, they searched E'rcrs cloth
inG and took all the money on his per
son. He demurred at this ana the leader
of the gang tossed him 50 bill, saying:
"
present
The robbers finally declared that they
must skip out. as time was pressing and
jumping from the ear, ran to the engine
ana started ii down the track TO Il point
about a mile below Glendale station.
where they alighted and disappeared in
the woods. When the passengers in
the train learned that the express car
was being robbed they became greatly
excited. but nobody venturcd out of the
cars. In the Pullman coach, which con
tanned one lady and four gentlemen
passengers. there was great confusion.
The vestibules were locked and the
shades drawn. while the passengers hid
their money and jewery IN every con
CeiVablc place of safety.
From the familiar manner in which
the express car was uncoupled aud the
locomotive handled the express; officials
believe that the robbers were former
railway employees. and understood the
nature Of the train, ana the fact that ii
ordinarily carried a large amount of
money i'm the express car
Messenger Fricr insists that so far rs
he could see there were hut three men
engaged in the robbery, all OF whom
were masked and armed. Superintend-
ent Williamson declares that the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-25
TsEE NEW CONTRACTS
For the delivery of MniIs Bctwcei,
RichnOnd aud Norfolk.

The Richmond Dis,dtGh OF ytsterday
mas the following TO say Of thn new con
Nortols ana Nichmond.
Mr. sweeney Is not the only Virginan
who loses The mail carrying contract in
this State. Mir. Irwin Woisiaar who Inn,
The contract tor carrying the mail ior
points along James river to and fro, was
nndcrbidden by II Petersburg narty Who
Is interested In tho steamer S. A. McC'all,
whtoh plies between Norfolk and Peters
burE' and II is probable that the Mccall
may hn used for distributing the mail.
~ which event she will have to touch nt
Richmond. The contract Is worth nbo,it
ii'"N a year, and Mr. Wcisigcr used the
l'ocnhonths. the steamer Of the virginia
Navigation Company, of which hc is rSu.
cfal manager.
u may h" that The Mccall will not
come here. as there is some talk OF rum
ni!nE II new Inc OF steamers on the James
river, ana n Washington capitalist IS
GHHnS'inrlnE ,H ,nhlE Ihe advlsabilty OF putting
III opposition To tho pocahontas In tina /
Ease ~ ~ probable that the mail Will
Iln irmnsfelied AZ City Point from the
Mccall 70 the John Sylvester.
The Sylvester is said TO he a fast
NcSStl. ana II was stated yesterday that
Der owners wer" negotiating with the
Fay LIN" people with n view 10 havin,;
th" sylvester use their WharycS both
~ TINS City and Norfolk. AZ the Bay
ii, llnf rm "iGr hi,,,. hfm; n though i was said
that me movement 10 put the Sylvester
on Tho route had assumed no definite
The following special from Peters
burg, dated yesterday. bears on the same
Sulleci: 1t is understood that Mr. j w.
lhllus, ono OF the most cntcrprisin..
citizens of Petersburg. has been award-
ed the contract for tho delivery OF daily
mails a. all the points on James, river.
between Richmond aud Petersburg and
Norfolk. For the purpose of cxccutin,.
THIS contract, Mr.. Phillips has pui.-
chased thc steamer John Sylvester, so
wen known on the James river to run
in connection with the steamer Mccall.
which he owns and has been operating
during III" .rast two years. Ample bond
mas l-cn given for the execution or tho
contract. and all who know Mr. Phillips
VIII gu9rantce that he will carry il OUT
faithfully. Tho establishment OF this
daily mail will be IL matter of great con.
Vcnicncc 10 the people all along James
river, as well as OF consequence 10 tn,
morChantSS of Richmond. Petersburg and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-25
UNITED srArEs INTERrEREs.
The American Consul VIII Protect
DpInatO.

Havana, Dec. 24.-Enriquc Delgado.
who Is described as an adjutant on the
rebel generals staff, was captured in
the Prefecture OF General MelguZo. on
december 18th. Yesterday he was
brought TO Havana and imprisoned in
Comunicado. in the San Ambrosio Hos
pital. II is unknown whether he is
wounded or sick. The American Consul
late has taken up the case and will sub
NIT 1t to the Government, as Delgado
says that he is an American citizen. and
came to Cuba as the correspondent of
n New York evening newspaper He
denies that he was rebel officer or that
he took any active part in the rebellion.
He nj one time was n purser in the en-
ploy OF the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship company.
Spanish newspaper reporter says
that when captured Delgado had in his
possession q letter to the late Antonio
Maceo, the rebel leader who was killed
recently near Punta Brava. and an or
der from Maceo to the rebel prefect OF
the district, in which he was captured.
directing the project 10 treat him with
all the courtesy due his rank
Captain NaZario Castillo and eleven of
his followers have surrendered at Cali
mete, Province of MatanZas.
II Is reported that the rebel leader.
Jiran Rus. died on the night of Decem-
ber %
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-25
HELD UP BY ROBBERS
A Train Stopped and the Express Car
RifIed by Daring Gang.
A BIG SAFE ALLOWED TO GO UNTOUCHED
The Express Messenger Kept His
Wits So Well and i'aIkcd 10 Such
Good Purpose That the Hhndit-
Did Not Break the Most vnIs
uabIe of the Sales.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 24-Shortly
after Q o'clock last night II daring train
robbery was committed just a mile east
of Independence, Mo, near the famous
Blue Cut, where several train robberics
have occurred.
The train robbed was the st. Louis and
Chicago Express. which left Kansas City
over the Chicago and Alton road at S:45
last evening.
When the express stopped at Tndepen-
dence the robbers climbed aboard with
out having been seen by the train crew.
and concealed themselves on the blind
baggage and engine tender.
AT THE PISTOLS POINT.
When the train reached the bridge
over the Missouri Pacific tracks, about
n mile from Independence. two of the
robbers climbed into the cab of the loco
motive, and covering the engineer and
fireman with rcvolverS. commanded
them To stop the train. When the pas
senger coaches had been cut off the en-
Ginecr was ordered to go ahead, which
he did.
All the robbers had climbed up on
the locomotive and express car and
were soon speeding down the steep
grade beyond Blue Cut with the engine
and the express car ana Express Mes
sengcr y. j. F'rier, of ST. Louis. pris-
oner in the latter.
RIFLED THE CARS.
The bandits ran the section of the
train they had cut off about two miles
and stopped right in the old Glendale
Cut, made famous as the scene of one
of the James boys robbcrles. Here
they stopped and rined the cars. After
completing their work they cut the en-
Gtnc loose and ran it TO n point one
mile east of Glendale, where they dis
abled the engine so that 1t could not be
used and tFien deserted IL.
At l 80 o'clock this morning the pas
senGer coaches were still standing where
the robbers had left them when they
cut the train in two Al 2:30 O'Clock the
express car was brought back To lnde-
pcudcncc, and Express Messenger Frier
told the story OF the robbery. Messen-
ger Irier says that the money in tho
smaller safe ran away up into the thous-
ands. and that the big safe had more
money and valuables than it usually
carried.
y relief train was sent from Kansas
City and brought the stranded train
into Independence at 2:3O o'clock. Enri-
necr Meade insists that there were but
three bandits, and says they were the
! same men held up his train on the night
| OF october 23d.
WE'RE BLOWN OPEN.
Eli Lewis. superintendent of the
United States Express company here.
states in positive terms that the large
safe was not blown open.
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at least in honor of the day-and IL the
Spirit OF Christ has been properly car
ried out none will be withou; some ad-
ded extra. some touch of goodwill to-
ward man." that will make them hap
pier and bless yet more the giver.
AT rhe Almshouse a concert this af-
ternoon will help the digestion OF the
hearty dinner the committee has pro-
Vided. ana even the Jail inmates will
taste turkey or roast beef TO bring a
memory of love they have often repu-
d;a.ed.
Through the mail from East and
West and West, North and South, mes
sages of love and good cheer accom-
panied with gifts to dear ones. have
sped. and mothers. fathers, brothers.
and sisters, sons and daughters. have
Tor an instant paid tribute 70 the
white Christ" In Joining of thought
about one common idea, Good will to
all men,"
Hear the song roll down the ages,
Christ. our Lord. and King is born
Let us worship. with the sages
Meath the Star of Christmas morn.
Bells and voices, each rejoices,
Han the Worlds redemption dawn.
Harris G. Petree have decorated the
Y. NJ. G. y. for the holidays with palms
and ferns. and st. Lukes and Chrst's
churches for this mornings services
The Y. M. c. A. will keep open house
to-day. but no services nor enterta
ment will be held.
Secretary Towson, of the Y. NJ. c. A.
remarked yesterday that he had been
strongly tempted to buy and present ia
the 200 to 300 members of the juvenile
department huge tin horn each. but
refrained because he feared the aSsocip
ton would lose caste.
The Cotton Exchange, Weather Bu-
reau and Clerks Office will observe the
day.
The members OF the Armstrong Me-
mortal Presbyterian church, Berkley
gave their pastor, Rev. w. a. Stay
maker, a pounding Wednesday night
Rev. Or. J. p. Barrett, pastor of the
MeEa nereead GSrstpn nna rempg recsiysa
Wednesday,. nigh, In the shape of n
church The Florence Crittenton Home.
NO. III Chapel street. will have Il pound
reception to-day. Fuel is especially
The Liberty Baptist sunday-school of
Atlantic City ward enjoyed Christmas
tree and entertainment last night at the
w. {. T. U. headquarters in that ward.
The St Luke's Episcopal church Christ
mas celebration will come Off next Mon
Most of the Christmas entertainments;
for the children will occur next week
The members of the Fire Department
we're put in good share Yesterday by
Commtssioner of the Revenue Dey and
CITY Collector Baker, who advanced TO
them Their pay. not yet due.
The transportation companies give no.
tic of cessation of frcirht business
Ihc downtown branch of the Fire De-
partmcnt has presented Chief Ryan with
2'-pound fruit cake, handsomely iced
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HNPSUTIZED AND IARIsIEt.
sensational Gnsc Rcpoyted from
New York

Jamestown. n. ", Dec "a 4 man
giving his name as Berton NJ. Main and
his residence as sheldon, H.. a phreno-
lo&ist. palmist and hypnotist. came here
four weeks ago and engaged room and
board al the. Woodburn, ii high class;
boarding house. Last night he was
married TO Miss Mary Whitman. the
handsome young sister Of the landladv
OF the Woodbnrn. but tonight he ia i'm
the city jail. having been arrested on
a charge OF getting the girl under hyp-
motto influence and then marrying her.
The bride says She has no recollection
ni the marriage or events which fol-
lowed until to-day and can hardly be-
ieve that she was married but the proof
is absolute. The groom was arrested
on complaint of the girls parents and
she joined in the petition for release
from the man, whom she claims is very
Objectionable 10 her, but when i'm his
presence she makes no complaint. The
bride was engaged to be married 10 an
other young man of this city and claims
10 have had no thought OF marrying
anyone else. No further action than the
arrest Of the groom has yet been taken.
but this VIII be followed by all possible
measures to have the marriage set aside.