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abandoned the matter entirely and
refused absolutely to proceed further
with the work.
After consultation With many Of onr
Leading citizens on the subject, our
company feels fully justified ia main
tanning the position then taken by us,
and we have determined. under the
circumstances that we will make no
further Efforts TO carry out the provls-
ions contained In aaid agreement
a Singular Oversight.
A rather singular oversight in drawing
the agreement leaves out ell mention Of
the date when the improvements are to
bs made and ss a result the company has
till judgment day to do it. The cost
to the city II lt had to do the
work will be about 50 600 IL
was decided that the only way to settle
his matter Was TO confer with the com
pany as we'll as the Street and Sewer Di
rectora and see II some arrangements 8
could not be mace by which the lmprova
ments could be continued. ard the
executive committee was dlrscied 10 so
confer.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company ssnt a Communication relative
to the purchase Of the Rossndals park
property. which was referred TO Wiliiem
P Bancroft and J l. Carpenter. Jr
Plans for paths, curbing aud paving
around West Side Park, to cost 81 100
we're approved aud the executive clm
mlttee authorized to act Contrao'or OF p
F4hey WAS ordered paid his bill 81 5000 IS
for building the retaining wall Rt the
Washington street school Toe park
engineer was directed TO have the park
guards watch the skaters on Blrlsy Mil
dam and rec that there VAS no disorder
complaints having been received
A recommendation to City Ceu-cll to
buy plot Of land, 2 10 OF en- acre. be-
longing 10 +. Il Law, aud lying In the
rear Of Mt Salem Church, was dire scted
sent to that body as the commission
deemed 1t 4 desirable accession TO ths
park.
The treasurer reported balance on
hand 81 3S2 05, and was directed to pay
Lynn q Phillips 1894 43 on account.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

director Eight cabs were used by the
Great Councils Of Red Men.
meeting Of the Wilmington Sunday
School Association was held In West
Presbyterian Church lest night to take
actlon on the death OF Joseph Pyle Ths
following resolutions we're passed;
Whereas. Oar Heavenly Father has
called from labor to reward our friend
aud brother Joseph Pyle. who WAS active
in the organization aud futherance OF the
interests Of the Wilmington Sunday
School Union,
Resolved, That In his death this IS
ISOLATION has lost one OF It's most earnest
supporters; that a mighty leader Ia the
Sunday school work Of Wilmington has
fallen. and the schools have lost one Of
their very best friends
Resolved. That we tender 60 the
sorely stricken family our heartfelt
sympathy In this their hour OF sorrow
that they sorrow not as they without
hope. but have consolation In the
knowledge OF bis sure reward on high.
Resolved, That a copy OF these reso-
lutlons be sent 60 the bsreaved family
that a copy be furnished the press OF our
city for publioation. aud also that they
be recorded la the minutes OF this asso
citation
Sunday school unions and associations
have been busy adopting resolutions tx
pressing their unanimous BorroE w. loe
ing such great aud respected leader
The Delaware chiefs OF Red Men met last
night and made civil ackno wledgment Of
their calamity IN the loss Of such faith.
iul and influential brother.
Resolutions. excsllently prepared, we're
adopted by the Young Mems Chrlstien
As. citation board Of directors last night.
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Generous GIFT to a Hospital.

WRIST CHESTER, Jan. AT a meet
ing Of the Board Of Managers Of the
Chester County Hospital, held yesterday,
a check for So 500 was received from
Mrs Sarah 7 Johnson. Of Philadelphia,
through the hands OF DE- E Parke.
OF Downingtown. This donation, with
one given by her for So 500 few months
ago, makes her gifts So 00o aud it Is 20
be applied in maintaining a room In the
hospital, the same to be furnished by
her as soon as II is ready.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Tie indiana Goes Out for Service.

The battleship Indiana yesterday
passed down the Delaware river bound
for Newport. R. J.. where her torpedo
outfit will be sdds From Newport the
Indiana will 60 to Gardeners bay, L q.
to test her guns and undergo her regular
inspection going thence TO join Admiral
Buuces North Atlantic Squadron at
Hampton Roads When the government
dry oosk a. Port Royal. 5 O.. is ready
the Indiana will be sent there to be-
cleaned Captain Robley Evans, who
was III for several months, is In com
mand Of the Indiana
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
neIawara Flramen EIaot.

The Delaware Fire Company last even
ing elected the folio wing: Presld snt
samuel G. ChsdwioS; vice president,
Samuel p Green; recording secretary
Charles Shull; treasurer, Elmer
L. Piercs; trustees, samuel c, Chad
wick, Charles Shull, Elias Wind
sor; investigating committee. Charles
Davis. John A Green, George Hartman.
Robert Jenkins, Elias Windsor; finance
committee. William J. Max we'll, Charles
Davis. Samuel g. Chadwick; foreman,
Samuel P Green; assistant foreman
Robert jenkins; Charles Shull, George
Hartman. Elmer l. Pierce, Elias VIII dsor
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RICHARDSON AND HIS BgR.

The Little Insect 10 Buzzing a Second
Run In Hts Ear and he is Listening
Attentively.
It Is said that Harry A. Richardson, Of
Dover, will be candidate for the
gubernatorial nomination at the hands Of
the Republican party he Is an Addicks
MAJ, having announced himself as such
last Spring during the senatorial dead
lock.
Being both rich and popular he will
give. his competitors for the honor q
lively fight The worst that his rivals
can say Of him is that he Is a defeated
candidate, having run against Robert }.
Reynold in 1890 and met defeat
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prI.nn In.nantnrr 100.

WEST CHESTER. Jan - The Board Of
Prison lnspsc ors for this county has
made the following appointments for the
ensuing year; Keeper. Joseph James,
salary 81 200; matron. Mrs Joseph
James, salary 5000; clerk. Miss Mabel
james; underkeepers. Winslow Green
ard John Clover. $50 each per month /:
watchman, Edward Biardey. salary $50
per month; prison physician, DR.. vii
liam H. Sharplaes
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RsatraIninr ordhr Ia.nad.

Cbaucsllor Nicholson has issued an
order restraining Martin w Donovan,
Amelia A. Donovan aud Elizabeth Nc
Bride from making any further transfer
OF prop .rty alleged to have been trans
ferred to Donovan's wife by her husband
70 dsfraud the oomplslnants of $3.50
Hugh Alexander and Candy A. Alex
ander are the conplainants They are
represented by Llburn Chandler.
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uloaed nr tne uonstabIe.

Constable Smith yesterday afternoon
closed the clothing store OF l. w Gibney
at Eighth and Market streets, on claims
aggregating S725 fled with Magistrate
Daley. The same official also closed the
store OF Mrs. Conner at Fourth and
Searles streets
Sheriff Gil!is holds the key TO the
store, Hoffscker and Hoffscker having
placed IN hls hands 3 claim Of 81, $50.
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Reantlfni aud nhann.

We have a few COPIES of a beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
ersl hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit. which will bo sold at 81 20 copy,
which Is about one-fourth the publiea
tlon price Also some copies OF Rand aud
McNallY's Oyclopeda at 81 20, worth
four times the price asked Can be eesn
at the EVENING JOURNAL eftice.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Sacred HeartR @. Church Choir.

The choir Of the Scored Heart r
Church boasts OF having the oldest
singer 10 the city in the person OF J
Wagner, Rged 6S years and the owner Of
fne bass voice II also claims the
greatest number OF efficient soloists Of
any local choir The choir Is now rehear
sing high mass by Mercandante, which
will be sung on Easter.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Tho Tampernture Tonsd DOW.

Asa result OF the remarks made rsla-
tive 10 the condition Of Municipal Conrt
Clerk Adams Office, the Public Buildings
Committee OF City C1uucil hiss placed a
gas heater Their .. and he mercury In The
Thermometer has been enabled to unbsnd
itself trihs. This atmosphere Is nov at
least bssrabls aud the genial clerk
smileth thereat.
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Hsid for tho Upper Oourt.

East Junction was very much Ia evil
deuce last evening in Magistrate Daley's
court. Rs tba result of raid made by
Detectives MeVev, Witsll and Hyland,
and a squad OF oihcers Sunday Antonio
Sandone. Italian, vas arrAlgned for sell
inV liquor without license, sud Joseph
Griffin, colorad. for RAINING a sweat and
crap game Both men waived heurlng
and we're held In bail for the upper court
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
A Dearrh Of Judicial Victims.

Three victims Of the Judicial axe
presented themselvss before Judge Ball
this morning Tney we're Joseph Kells,
charged by Special Officer Smith with
being drunk at the depot He was 6ned
81 and costs Harry Cunningham boy
charged with assault on Peter TerrRnova
postponed until this evening. and Joseph
w Gross charged By bis wife Etta Gross
witb dssertlon and non support held in
5000 bail for upper court.
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The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day. partly cloudy TO cloudy weather will
prevail. with slight temperature change /.
snow on the seabOard and northerlY 10 nlrth-
easterly winds, probably becoming dangerous
on the coasts. On Thursday. in both OF these
sections. clearing and partly cloudy. slightly
warmer weather and fresh TO brisk vari sole
winds, attaining dangerous force on the
coasts preceded by snow or rain, and on FRI
day, warmer, fair weather.
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ohnlrmnn seott Re. Elected

Yesterday afternoon the Levy Court
re elected Chairman Scott, OF the Fifth
district, to preside for another year
Twelve special constablss were paid, ana
the clerk Of the peace entertained the
commissioners at dinner.
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Dancing for a silver Cup.

on Saturday evening next there will be
q contest Of jig dancing for q prize Of a
silver cup. The dance viii come of at
No. 6l1 West Second street.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

Pipes. Pipes, Briar Pipes. best assort-
ment, 25c up. Dursteln's, East Second st.
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NEW CASTLE q OUNTY. Ss:
IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE,

To the sheriff Of New Castle County, Greet
ing:
WHEREAS Rena Pennewill, by her Petition
TO the Judges Of our Superior Court, filed in
the Office of the PrOthonotary Of said COnr in
and T New tastle Cou ~. for th- cause Of
complaint therein lleged, has made applica
tiOn to our said judges that decree may be
PRONOUNCED uissOlv ng the ma iage exi ting
between the Petitioner and Willard Penne-
wi l.
We. therefore. command you, as You we're
her-tOfOr commanded, that you summon
villa PenneWill that be be and appear be-
fore the Judges of our said Court at the nest
term thereof TO be held at Wilmington. on
NJ ndp y. the third day Of rebruary next, to
answer the alleaations Of the i'd petitioner.
REM Pennewiu, according to the Act Of
Assembly in such case m de and provided.
and also TO do and receive what the Court
shall then and there consider concerning MIN
in this beh If as 10 thu Court sha ] seem leet
and consistent with the prOvisiO S OF The said
Act of Assembly.
And have then and here this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles b. Lore,
ESQUIRE, at Wilm ngtOn, the twenty-hftn day
of November. A. D.. eighteen hundred and
ninety five.
Issued January 1896.
VICTOR B. wOOLLEY.
prothO OfnrV.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

Sen Auben Ssgar at 90 For sale by
d ,slers. Durstein. No. East 2nd street.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

John Wilson, of the Cecil county bar,
was the guest Of Josish Marvel TO-DAY.
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HELP WANTED.

g ALEsMAN WANTED-slO0 TO sl25 per
Dmonth and expenses to 1 troduce our goods
to the trade. Staple line position permanent,
pleasant and desfra Bile. Address.with stamp,
King Mfg Co. y. b3. Chicago.
- CALESMAN-si5 A WEEK TAKING OR
- ders for aluminium and othe good special
ties and letters for signs. store fronts, snow
windows. vehicles etc; figures and numbers Ior
houses hotels; elegant goods r. pid s-llrrs,wlth
growing dem- nd; permanent employment l Ior
right person. WORLD NJ MANuFACIUhlNU
COMPANY, W5. Columbus, o
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ATLANTIC cIrY. N. j.
San MARCOS HOTEL,
Pacific and Massachusetts Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j..

After thorough housecleaning ard renoya-
ton has been reop- ned Tor the winter under
the D -rsonal supervision of Mrs. Annie Cru b,
formerly proprietress OF the hehliWorth
Inn.
Steam Heat Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
lor. Baths. all conveniences. Write for rates.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

I OST.-A SMALL FOX I RRlER BITCE,
Lwhite, with black marking Lame in right
hind leg. Reward VIII be paid for return TO
J. D BUSH. Eleventh and MARKET streets.
/ OST -BLA X e. ATBER BILL BOOK
II containing couple OF bills and common
green covered memorandum book. Return TO
EvESING JOURNAL Once.
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nusINEss oPPoRrUNIrTEs.

NOR sALE-FIRsT CLASS BARBER
II shop. Cool situation. Address BAR
BER. THE office.
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Na,al.le

NOTICE PARTY WHO A VERTIsED
IN for partner in grocery business under
"a, please address IT, ," tn Office.
MOTT TIJE-DlVInENO.
IN SECURITY Trust AND SAFEl
DEPOSIT L OMPANY.
WILMINGTON. Del. Janua s 1895.
The BOard of Directors have this oay de-
clared A semf-Gnnual dividend Of three 80 per
cent baysb b on emaud.
JAMES B. CLARKSON. Treasurer
NOTICE THE THIRTY = FOURTH
IN series OF stock of Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association Is now being issued first pay
ment due Tuesday. January 7th. 696 Shares
can be obtained at any time on Application 10
the secret ~ office northeast corner Fifth and
Shipley streets. pen Tuesday and Friday
evenings. LEA PU sEY. President.
WILLIAM II. GIBBONS. secretary.
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REAL ESTATE

EOR RENT-3-ST iRY b ICK HOUSE. 10
II rooms ant ba b. 70. 23l King street
Apply to WHITE B7OTHERS. nOrlhe st
corner Front and Orange streets.
EOR SALE-A FIR ST. LASS THIRTY
II acre farm. Inquire Of JOHN PYLE, 4O5
West Fifth street,
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

N100 per month. or more Chances TO
q lUU make money by speculation are
better now than ever. Nice incomes ave made
from small Investments. Wheat and stocks
offer excellent opportunities for those with
limited means to make money. We always
work for customers interests Write for advice
and bo X. showing how o do II, free.
COMACK a co 20 Broadway. New York
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEW. HANDSOMELY FURNISh ED
IN front room. with or ithout board; Ia Bile
board; all conveniences; low rates. New Eng
land Boarding House. IL East Seventh 81.
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luontinusd on fourth FsEa'
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

ation-President Todd EmphatioaIIy De-
nies Rumor That 10000 Yokes Had
Been Sent Back From Washington.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Mr.. PYLE LAID AT REST.
Hundreds of Friends Took
Leave To-day OF
THE LATE PUBLIC BBEBFAoToR

Wilmington M. Il. Conference Repre-
sented at the Funeral BY Large Dele
cation OF Ministsrs In n Body-An Army
Of Red Men and Other Secret Society
Members Ia Mourning Walled
with Cut Flowers.
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To be kept thoroughly well posted
on the news OF such an eventful year
as zee promises TO be a person should
read the columns Of the wide-awalte
metropolitan paper besides the county
or local news paper. Now is the prop
er time TO begin a yearly subscription,
which will CO yer thu presidential cam
paigi i.e great sNcc hes, the h Nved .
Der election an tue outcoml VI all tn >
vars ~ oGtles fb.o d /. inte j.
in~ subscribers viz heeu word Of
'Lvice tIey will s)nf -LO0 to he
twice-a-Ueek 'epublic They will
receive ir etu-1 4 ice ever7 week
70 wIole 01rr copy OF the
spi'ils., Iet ciess ord los. ente. o.
ti1iug rewspaHe. in .hC count Y.
VhL |vlc,-a- Week Rerr blic viii loake
srecialty o. kiilk an ,h- -clitieal
news ana speecto on DO i sid ana
i' tn jrmC lime kea- u he ~ery
lItert ininh d3pj -snals- 4. hrs IL
ST.. VS. contained
~ biz i1duclnl1t is o.-lat 90 hoso
nc OecoIL so interested .hp. only 2
uaily metfCn, litan pc per will meet
-hoir wonVs The Dlii- pnt Sunday
Peyublic has teen .educo4 % only So
vonE or SO fOc siA mon.hs. Hor o.,
~. T,ouis Mo
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'' "'''''''' ''s''' '''''"s'r, '"' So
ii"n q" Save Thruselre-
BEEsr June 20 The man ramed
Coodbola who survived the disas.e. to
the Lrr,n,r. md 0,stle v,.,s..I,, oportar-
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guy "''I''e' 'i'u
ni' NttIl'Ac'' ne aaid' ~ was ON
u"ly az 'he niA> a To-" minutes 92-
lore ihe saoc" dt4llilg rain had
commenceG To- 'pllrnd the n.mosphe.e
was taiclt ene mnpgv But i. ,.a. not
foypv. che Sci. was nct r,rgb hu.
th.r, US l,,g .,ou NoIi.hts
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IL" -, r''"'' o.! warming lhere was
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pr uc"' Hnlheu'a atcIy orIefed all hanci
to Ihe 'oa'S. an oil the passengers
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is, but no stronger II will be aban
doned by tons Of thousands Of old time
members Who rever can and never
will surrender their opinions to Wall
street True, it will receive to its
bosom those Democrats whose wealth
can be Increased by the application Of
the single gold standard, but the
losses will far autuumber the gains.
The old Republican party is dead; a
new Rep blican party has appeared.
The trciitions of the past no longer
insnire leaders aud arouse .ollowers
"hl freeing ofthe slave, tae savin o.
the u4ioni yes. eve the protection o.
american manufacturers. are boasts
but .rin.y heard mid he Wild huz
hs %. cold. Gold is now he be all
and end all OF Republcanisn. S.lvr
tion ny gold Prosperity by -old.
Government by -old. such is now Re.
public, doctrine, ant such it h-s
ne been Ill M.
The hu nili7tinL plea Of the pla..
form that JinD .allism should not be
onao ed till other jations consent is
the most craven utterancc ever in.
serted in a party platform.
The triumph of Wall street at st.
Louis means n political revolution n
every western state and The reform.
i'm Of par.y lines in Illinois, Indi ma,
Michigan and Ohio IL merus the
d2feot o. The Republican ticket If lie
advocates o bimetallism slall be lic
to roy themselves under one banner
as the geld nel havo arrayed them
selve-
let tn. people Of America once be
lives. q ioif opportunity to decid
vhcthur ,his coz, ry shall 4, ruled IA
she in,eres. C .he mon2yed cl-c OF
.or the welfare OF the ucsses and I've
outcome win be IN overwhelming de
lent for gold monopoly.
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aOaG Not.e

NJ Ice Is hel by given int .tag-s ion o-
the hoard OF commission rs of Logan coun-
", 4 Tacoma Territory. held on the 26th
DAY Of May, isn petition signed W Chs
Whit and othe, of Sew ard TOWNSHIP ask
ing for view and a survey for the purpose
loc ting cert IN cOun- -y road. desert VI a
as folk VS.. commencing At the southeast
", thence yes ON n, section line abou 20
-ods q draw, theLCe 1rOund said draw Oa
the ~ O. IA side bout 40 rods 10 section linz.
t,tcnc' along said line = 81 10 the southwest
corner of said &c -, sas presented and th~ [
Al " n thbOn -'-auk Johnson and u
Long ere view IS, and III l. White. county
surveyor, Will meet at he pl cc o. d gin-
ming os Sid roaf, on he aOth day OF .-ulp
1886 az 10 O'Clock a 4 l- said day, ana pro-
cceu 10 view aud survey said road, ana give
all parties a hearing
Done b-' rider Of the board OF commits
sioncrs OF Logan count. Oklahoma Terri
tory n EM-IETT STEWART.
louutN II - Clerk Of said Board
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Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that at a session of
the board OF commiss iOners. OF Logan COun-
", Oklahoma Territory, held on the Goth day
Of May 1870 a petition signed by Ephraim
Fields and others OF Crescent Ownship ask
ing Tor view and survey for the purpose
OF locating certain county bad, described
as follows; Commencing az the crossing on
the section between sec Is nd 3d about nj
rods north of the south y corner of sec 80
running southeast r'C nd sand hin and
north side and inters citing section line be.
tween sec and bout 40 rods east OF
southwest corn sec 80 was pre- N,
and that p bile Hoag and sam Watt
were a- lin d viewers. ana "A l. White,
G. ln y surveyor, viii meet at the place OF
beg ming of said road on the 25th Ddy OF
!, une 1896 al 10 O'Clock a m of said day. and
Nrocced 20 view and survey said road nd
give an partie- a hearing.
Done by order of the board of commits
sloners OF Logan county, oklahoma Terri
tory.
r. NINE I TEWART.
''uu ~ York ana Clerk Of il Bos a.
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HANNA is CHAIRMAN.
Elected TO Head the National Republi-
can Committee.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June go. The Re.
plblican National committee met this
morning at the Southern hotel and
was called 20 order by Joseph II.
Manley OF Maine Powell Clayton o.
Arkansas. was mrde 'enporarr olci-.
man.
ON motion Of y. Scot. e.. vess
Virginia the committee proceeded Ia
tili the vacancies ia he committee IS
follows. New Mexico, roicmcl t.rna;
Colorado, j. r. Sanders; Nevada. =. II;
Sproule; Idaho, ex-senator George H.
ShOup; Utah, o. D. Salisbury: Arizona,
w. M Griffith The eases of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and Alaska wera
referred 20 the executive committee
On motion of H. G. PAYNE of Wis.
consin. Marcus Aurelius Hanna of
Ohio, Presidential Candidate McKin-
leY's manager, was unanimously
elected permanent chairman ~ the
committee and Joseph H. Manley Of
Maine temporary secretary aud James
Francis Burke of liltsburg temporary
assistant secretary Colonel n. l..
S ords of ',Wr was chosen sergeant.
alarms
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l1lT citizens o. Guthrie are nuc L
wrought up, ana jusJy toe, bv Ito
wreet; .! ,ao Central his school build.
iHG Dy the sto.n Tuosday night, vhieh
prongh, 10 Wow shc astounding .r.tuGs
Ia It's construction, showing tho most
wiliull nn@ e.iuinal dec2ntion. Che
9areris aud 1at.uns Of the school
should cate" upor au inves .ig4tion pt
once and place the crimin4lity on tho
pnrties guilty. and continue Trooead-
ings nntil shey -rc convicted end in
The pcniten:ipry. u is tiue THU sort
~ business should stop, and .le bas.
Nny . break .hesc ~orld-nc r.l.der-
ars o. ianoceny children is to las hem
carr how o do honest work in solIe
reliteatiaTy Terry EEterp~isa
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CoSsEGssMAE HEPBURN, speaking o.
thc contested delegations at ST. Louis,
laid' "ileco is ;he astonishing SPEC.
..Asse'-S.-.A.'ie--oGall .he tradiuoas OF
she pecty-ol q Reprblicsa naticnM
convention irnmpling ulde9 its ieet
ru.hlessly, remofsclY. he doctrines os
equity and jrstico 30 which ,nc Rs9rh.
licon party hos pledged itself during
AL lac ycars OF us avantfnl exiss9r &c. a"
Wl.croupon Congressman Grossonor
congratulated 9cngressmel Eopo1ar
as she advocotc % the oieges. scoun-
A'rol who ever walked ,he eor.a-
!ncnninS 0nney. Fhca he convention
aa1 down rpon Congressman acruaru
aEd Slammed the door in Ar Cuney's
farc.
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BREsT, June 20 The French ad.
miralty officials, who have been ex-
amining the scene OF the wreck OF
the Dsummond Castle, express the be-
lief that she was broken up bv the
explosion ef her boilers after she lie
gan to founder The French govern.
ment has sent NJ. Bertillon to measure
the dead for the purpose of identi-
fcation.
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