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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

Melvin johnson has leased his
mothers land, west Of Barg &
Johnson's elevator, on which he
has built a large sheep feeding pen,
80 feet wide by 100 feet long, with
yard in front with six foot
tight board fence. The building
is enclosed and made convenient
for the feeding and care of sheep.
He has already purchased four
hundred head and will buy all the
sheep offered during the winter
for fattening purposes.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

Mrs. VIM. Stepp is in the city
visiting friends.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

Little Blanche Baker, daughter
of Albert and Minnie Baker, Of
New Richmond, died Thursday
at the home of her grandfather,
Hon. J. E. Glover Of Hudson.
Little Blanche was a bright child
two years and eight months old,
and her early death has shrouded
the household in the deepest
sorrow.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

If one were to walk through all
the streets of London, one way
only, he would have to GO a dis
lance of $500 miles TO see even
the greater part of the city of
London.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23
-vvvvvvvvv-

Miss Laura Hemenway of New
Richmond, died at Glenwood.
Wis, last Thursday of typhoid
pneumonia. Miss Hemenway at
tended the Normal school of this
place two years ago and at the
time of her sickness was teacher
in the public school at Glenwood.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

Furniture at bottom prices al
Rasmussen s.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23
The Red Snapper.

Oscar Thelander is able to be
out on crutches.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

To look at them will do you
good. To have one in your house
why, that is a pleasure without
reckoning-we mean the "Won-
der stove sold only by A. P.
Forsyth.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

Last week the Canning brothers,
George and Edward, Of New
Centerville, purchased the hard
ware store of D. White of Spring
Valley. The boys have taken pos
session and are now doing a good
business.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

Try the Enterprise Steam
Laundry. Shirts 10 cts, collars
and cuffs 2 cts. Leave your
laundry on Monday, you will get
it on Friday. Office at Curtis &
Lagerstedt's barber shop.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-23

The Royal Neighbors gave a
dime social last Tuesday evening.
A number of the Woodmen and
their wives were present. Cards
and dancing were INDUCED in
throughout the evening.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
Nfur nod fiebeu Eaae.

Der erefutor mua feline Abrsdbnuns einreidben.
Die Siian, eieies sroesn &leiberporratbes
bstnabs pesseicbenft. stommt febnen une Der.
miRt 90 niebt.
ylur nod iieben Sage psrbIeiben fiir
ben Gretutor. nm ben srobariisen 8ors
raib BON &leioern loSsuiblagen, Der lest
I'm GbcosO Combination 8lsiter Sous,
2ll WAibnston Ipenus, brett bem @es
ri6tsaebduee BesenIber, scranton. 3d.,
gum Sertaufe anBeboten pirb. Dieter
feline unb gut semadte 8Orratb tpirb lest
obne Rddidt ouf Rotten pertauft.
8ommt ibnea uno srbaltet euren NntbeiI
an oieien bobsrabissn Waaren 3u tpeni.
gar tpie 25 8rO3ent Der pirili6en Ssrs
teuun8stOiten. OieieS 1T pirtlid Elm
Sertauf, mo quite @aaren unb niebriae
Brelie ipre&en. @ersebt nidi, bnb ibr
nur nod iisben Gage bntt um BON blefen
Waaren unaufaufeu, ba Der @reiutor
oann feline 4bre6nuna binterlesen mub.
5000 Dldnuer @eihdftS Nn,dse.
pertb Sl2. su 81 % 5000 eIesante
Serbh neberrbde, Sc SO, pettb SIS.
5000 @intsr uebeu6de. s5 rs, perfb
sl6. Dtdnner idoitii6s Gbspiot Sad
4nSdse, s5 rs. werib Sl65O. Seioen.
roae mooerne Serbit rlsberrbde, $3.50.
pertb Sls. DoppsIbriiitise @bepiot
4nsdss 1878, tperib s25. Drsitn5p.
F8e Gutapap Oreb Insdse. s7.25,
tpertb $40. Bette AuaIiiat @aB, Srad
An;dse, SO so, perib s22. so. Selben
ssmli&te @Oriteo Drsb Soisn. s2.75,
uertb $3.50. Yrins glberis, Seios uno
Sammet bsidumt. sl0.75, tpsrtb $50.
aedte bsimesiponnene Sad an,iee,
So 25, tpertb sl7 SO. Sebsn bsidumte
..8ieuna" Ssrbf rlsbsrrbde, $3.50,
uertb S28. 8oae Ibenb Drsb 4n,aee,
Seioe beidumt, Sll.75, perib s35.
@an, Woas SaarIinis Streifen Soien,
81 SO. tpertb 81 so. SIbite Nuaorat.
idnitt SdnsIins ansdse. s5 25. tpertb
SIS. @arr's bette Wslton neberrbde,
1915, pertb s32. SmpOrtirte sraus
SbetIano nliters, s7.75, pertb s23 so.
8luue unb i6narSs 8isbsr neberr6de,
$3.50. pertb 1874. Aedte ,,Sdnabet'
Gbin6ila lleberr6de. SO 25. psrib s27.s
so. 8loue 2ooiisn 1ut Rsefers unb
8eiten, $3.50. tpstib sI4. Ssimseipons
meme ober Gbepiot @ape lleberr6de,
$3.50. psrib s2l so. Seine ,,@Ipiian"
FUR Sieber neberrbde, $40, ipsrib s28..
70. Seiosn beidumte .,5rans5fide
aeriep" lleberrbde, $ll.50. tpertb $33.
Uioberne ddte ..Ulontasnac" reberr5de,
1915, pertb $26 so. Seiuite idpar,e
WeliOn Dreb nIitsrs, SO, pertb $25.
Sdneibet bieie araeise bsraus unb
brinst iie nit eud. Seib fiber bab ibr
am rbtisen Blabe ieib. Dsrbet niGt
burd S6ilber unb Banner IRE geIeitet.
peIde anbere @eiddftsIeute ausbdnaen
m6sen, um bas pubIiium au tdufdem.
Seio aeipib bab ibr bel bsm SGeriifsper.
taufs ieio. tueI6er isbt i'm @anss 1T bel
Der Gbicaso Combination Co.. 2ll
Doibinston Mpenus. brett benz @e.
ri6tssebduoe sessndbsr, SCRANTON. ga.
q. S.-Wdbrenb bieiss 8erfaufes
pirb ber 2aeen bis nbr absnbs.
Samftass bic IL llbr often sehaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
Mrmen . Neh1rbe.

Sn ber am Sreitas ubsebaItenen Ser.
iammluns obissr 8sb5rbe purben bic
sepDbnliten @siddfte ergeoist. 90
ous Siafoe Seim seeenipdrtis iibsrisbt
III, 10 purbe beidIoiien, mebrers 3immsr
i'm oberen Stodmerfe sur 8enlbuns elm.
rihten su laRsn. Sc purbe beri1ist,
bab bic 5inan1en Der 8eb6rbe nit benz
am 80. 9lopember enbenben Nuartal BON
Staats burd "a. 564.94 erlsi9tert pur.
ben.
Ierppe bsridtsie fdr bic Saoieite in
Iebter 8sit cine unssn5bnlid grobs ans
,abI bon nnteriiBunssssfuden na1
ieiner 4niibt burd bic @infeauns bes
Setriebes in Der StablmdbIe berurfa6t.
5rau 8. s. 8eait bon Dunmore, cine
Bittpe nit orei fIeinen 8inosrn. eibisIi
IS monatIi6 betpiIliet, pdbrsnb Der Bee
teran peter 6lpnn bon Der SIbieite seits
ipeili9 benz Ssim ilberipieien tparb, bis
iein psniionsselo eintriift unb feline Zip.
pliiation aur aufnabms IN has Solbaten.
beim in DaptOn. O.. srIebist III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
Gunmore.

d Cine fIsine S6sune bes GbarIss
8root an Gpple Sirabe tparb am Sam.
tag Ra&t bur& Seuer serit6rt.
sA- Die neuehsn Ropitdten in Sob.
unb Silberpaaren su ben nieorieiten
preiien, tpenn man bic Nunlitdt in BE.
tradt siebt. bdlt s. S6impff. 3l7 2ldas
nanna Npenue. Ssin 0prratb fur bic
5eiertuse il srob uno iorsfdItis auser'
pdblt; alss earantirt. 49.3
- Die Briber Srunf unb Wi6asl
8ia mabten am Donneritas Rabt auf
bic SauSbdltsrin bss Wirtbes Sobn
4tberion, Srau 0l. 6. Dlitdsa, bic
wdbrsnb benz nntpoblisin bon Atberton
bic Nutbi6afi fdbrte. einen isbr brutaIsn
4neriif, nudbem bic Srau ibnen @strdnie
uerpeisert battle unb iis an bic 2uft iebsn
pOllte. Sn oem foleenbsn SanOsemense
rpuroe bic 6rau nieberseidlasen unb be,
IinnunesloS eetrsten. einen 8rub bes
8rufitpobens unb 8erIsbunecn en- 2opfe
erbaltsnb ibr 5unanp 1T Elm sefdbr.
Iider unb Sriebensri9ter @oOnsp itsQte
am Diontae Ibenb ibre swei brutaIsn
ansreifer untsr $500 8drei6ait. Sbre
IDei ansreifer IisBen am Dienias 5rau
Dhtbeu tpesen Sonntosperfauf arrsti.
ZEN unb fe fisate 300 Dolls. 8drsl9aft
iar ibr ssri&tli&ss eri&sinsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
.GrNH+9S Sn6teppidb. 1OO 9acfatpanna
OV$<< - Sanblnna, 4UO Mpenne

aus Der Orbinana peI&s Der Dunn
Strabenbeipribuns So. bas giedt ,ur
Bs'pribuns Der Sirabsn seben foa,
wurbe bas Bort ..srcIuiipe" ausaefiris
4sn unb bieislbe bann bel stpei 2elunaen
anpenommen.
gine Orbinans fiir SteinpIatten Sci.
tenpeee an @arfelb Gpenue. atuilden
Baibburn unb Sadion Straben. iparb
bon Walter einssbrabt.
Oie OrSinuns fur cine habtiids Be.
leu4tunssitation purb bel 3ipsi 2efunssn
anssnommen. Cine InsabI 8orIaesn
fur VsrbeRerunsen in Der l. @arb pur.
ben sbenfaas bel ,psitsr 2siune ansss
nommen.
Bei eritter 2eiuns ipurbe bic Orbmana
ftir einen Gb3ussianal, Ssftion 6, finfs
ter Difritt. uno bic fiir stpei tpeitere
eletirii6e 2i&ter in Der 6. unb Q. @arbs
aneenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
Wapue Gcuntp.

Saiulcb. Gin Seuer, bas am Sonn,
tag giu&t in bem StaIIs bss 9. 8.
@panS auSbrad. perbrsitete iiG in fur,
ser 3eit auf beRen 2uben, bic 5. Noaan
Stridfabrif unb bic @obnbduier bon
Ssnrp Weber. Srau Dm. Sdoq. @m.
3obnion, 9llice WeDonaIb unb Suber
ifeenep unb a0e purben ssritSrt; Der
@eiamutperIuit betrdst etma s25. 900.
nit tbeiIpeiier 8srii6erune. Die Diits
Ter 8rauersi. tpelde Ieste Dods auspers
fauft purbe, 1T am Montas in ben 8ss
iib bon Worsun s. Speenep bon Serans
ton, Tbomus WeDonalb bon Dunmore
unb 81. s. 2pnn bon bier iibersesansen
Der 8aufprsis III in ber Radbaridaft
bon $40, 900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
RtffSton.
Srnu Sobn 8idarSs bat benz biss
ii8en Soipital 81, 900 sefdenft.

-Sruu Sobn 8idarSs bat benz pie.
iissn SoipitaI IS. 900 sei6enft.
--S Sis nsus st. 9eters Iuib. Bird,
su 9usbestopn ipurbe am Sonntae
Iatmittas unter entfpredenben sSeier.
llbtsiten eineeweibt; 9afor .. 80.
@ttipein leitete bieielben.
--Soiepb 8adiIo bon S.eaeir pat&
III am Nontas Mbenb nobe Der Wt.
2ooiout Wine bon sinem 8alIep 3uae
astroftn iporoen unb srbieIt sefdbrlide
8erlsbunsen, bic isbod nidt ssrabe
t6otIider Natur iinb.
= IbOmus Gunarb. 30 Sabre alt
unb bon Met Pittston, purbs am Srsi.
tas in Der GIsar Spring Dime spiiden
einem Barren unb Stilspfeiler gsfangen
unp 70 b6s Ssrbriidi, bab er spei Stun.
ben ipdter i'm SoipitaI ftarb; ss mar
isin erhsr Arbsitstas in elmer Nine. 81
5ssrbiste ert Dor suei Doden ieins 5rau
uno pirb Son mebrsren fleinsn 8inbern
iberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23

Sono's Pillen tpiifen porsdsIid nad
Der Wablselt unb furiren 8opfpeb. 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
Stabtratb.
Select GouneiI, l6. Dssbr.

Das nidtiehe in Dieiem Sweise Dor.
senommene @eibaft. mar bic bel britier
2eiuns ausenommene Oroinuns aur gr'
Dffnune bon Wpomlne 4uenue. 9iefelbe
inooIDirt eine Nuseabe bon eirea S75,. +.
900, bic sur gr6ifnuns Der StraBe stpt.
idsn OIlue unO 4ib StraBsn. bsnubt
iperoen ioaen nur brei anpeisnbe Uflt,
elieoer itimmten baBeeen.
Cine &siolution. peI1e benz Sobn
O'Waasp 8efusnib seben ioats, ben
2auf oes 8eiier 8ades. Der burb iein
2ano fiebt, su perdnbsrn, parb auf ben
Iiib seIest, ba es bic @rensIinie Der 5.
unb 81. NarbS perGnbern pdrbe, pas
nnb Der Nnlidt bes idbtiiden anDaI
.es unredtsmabis ietenS OeS 5taptra.
tbeS pdre.
Sn 8etreff Der Sorbsruns bss WidasI
Reap fur 8eiddoieuna feines giBen'
tbums an Beit Warfet Strabs, berihs
tete Der StabtanipaIt bnb er einen
@abriprub fir $500 unb Soften befom.
men babe; bic Papiere ipuroen einee'
trapen.
Die Mieberernennuns bon 8sp. Ho.
ger Ssre:l fur psiters fiinf Sabre ole
Irutss Der bfentli6sn 8ibllOtbsi isi.
tens bsS Wapors, marb beiidtist.
Des S6abmeihers 8eri6t fir Ho.
Uember seieie cine ginnabme bon sl67. I.
1877 04 uno Aussoben i'm 8st,ase bon
S27. .862.28, cine 8ilans bon $l39, ,274.,
76 laHsno.
Gin aus Ddrr, Sinn unS 8ode be.
itsbenbes @omite ipurbe ernannt, um
nit einem slei1en Gomite bss unteren
8wsiseS unb bsm StabtanpaIt eine Or,
binana su snttperfen, pelde Bancroft.
unb Seuers8erfdufe rssulirsn fol-, bic
BON berumreiienbsn 8auHeutsn abssbaI'
ten perben.
5olgenbs 8orlagsn tpurbsn belt1tiat !:
Dem Sames O'SOpIe ben @ontratt sur
grbauuns zines 3weisab;usfanaIes an
@pomins Ipenue. 3Diiden @rsen Ribse
unb Warion Siraben, iiberipeiienb ben
Stabtseomster anipeiisnb. fir Rotten Der
4uffdauns Der Nnfabrten bes Bloom
4penue SuIperts, fiir Elm SteinbIod
pHufter nit GoneretunterIaee on Scran,
ton Strabe, fur Seitentpese unb 8inn.
iteiue an WuIbsrrp StraBe. unb sur gr.
bon peridieoenen Siraben in
Der IL. Warb, Boranibldse ansuferti.
gen; ben Strabenfommihdr antpeiienb.
bic .. & 8. Gompanie su benadrihti.
gen, bob Fs ibre @eIeiie an gbeIps Str.
sur pollen 8reits Der StraBe nit 8oblen
beIsse.
Sinn rsi9te cine D,binans Elm fur gb.
an Norb Nain Npenue, Bros
pibenee &oao unb Bbilo Sirabe. esmdb
ben binterleSten Yldnen bsS Stabtseos
meters.
polisei@sf 8obIine beribtete. bab bonn
|. Gprtl bis |. Oftober l ,292 8erbaft.
uneen poreenommen ipurbsn unb So, ,O36
35 Straten colsftirt purben. SIN elei.
tsn 8sitraum bes Iestsn Sabres sab cd
| .l94 8erbaftunsen uno s2,0Sl go
Strafen.
Sene RsioIution. bic ben Stabtgeoms.
Ter anneif, on aaen SiraBsn mo cies
elbe nod nidt srIitirt. bic gipe[lrunes.
inie fsiisuiteaen, tparo on bas gomits
:sferirt.
Oreinanaen fur Rinnfeine an Deblier
Ipsnue, sniiden MuIbsrrp unb ainben
5traBs, unb fur einsn 3peisab,uasfa.
lal ON Ban Stor@ 4penue uno Soness
'ale Strabs, puroen bel oritter 2siung
Common Council, 16. Dssbr.
Dieter 5psis tpies ben 8eri&t bes
5aniidts SCmitss in 8sireff bes 3unan,
es bes Cumberland S4Iaudbauies an
ie @siunbbsiis' Beb6rbe, sur meiteren
@risr rsi4ts cine RsioIution Elm bic
paro uno 8orforse irifft
ir Seitsntpess an Ssri&iebensn Stras
en- i'm Norosnos. i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
Stabts mnb Sbul'Steuern
fir 1897.

Gin Strafaufi6las ppn Z prO,tnt pirb auf
alltn Stsutrn srtobsn ptrbtn. ptlft bic gum
81 Dssmbtr 1897 unbGablt fnb; une Gin
pstitItr prcfnt am srifsn tiuss isptn foIstn-
ben Wpnais, bic eisiflbsn bsldbli lnb.
9lae Sisusru bic am 81. Dtjtmbtr 1897 un-
bs3abIi fnb, psrbsu ben SdubtH son 9plsficrtn
hbessbsn, In ntbrsiniimmung nit btr aftt
eG AifsmbIp, bsifdiist am %. Wlai 1889.
9. o. 8planb,
Stabi-SGaBmsifisr.
Afiafunbsn, 9 llbr @orssns bio ubr
Samfass, 9 bio 10 Merstus,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
l1niere Teiertags= =Mmsifequnq

5eeer Irtife mus Dor gSenaen Serfauft perbeu bic r
Der fetr niebris.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23

s@ 8erfsbIt nidt. uns su bsiu&sn,
ebe ibr cure Spielia&sn unb !3uderpaa.
rem fur bic Seiertuss einfuuft. 8iliams
& 8ruber 3l2 unb 3l4 2adapanna
Mpenue. 49,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23

- SaljfuB tritt oft auf BEL iaItsm
Better, bic innere Sano ersreifenb unb
aneere 26rperibeiIe. Soob's Satfapa'
riaa. Der srObe 8Iutreiniser, bsiIt SaIs.
fIub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-23
Neme Mnsei9esa.
Sejablt Sure Mrmeu.
2teueru.

elIe icl6e Steufrn. tpslds am 81. Sasmbu
1897 unbssabli lIne, ptrbtn ben S6nfsn ron
GoltfiCrsn sur @pl;fiipn iibnstbsu. 8aabIt
ibusa unb pumeipt aofsn.
%. ". Slim, GplltftcI
i'm Stabt. @sb6ues.
Evening journal., 1897-11-06

West Indies to cruise out the balance
OF the Winter.
She is fitted cut like a palace inside
and her cabins, moss-rOom, state-rooms,
galley and chart-room are marvels OF
beauty and convenience. Most Of the
rooms are finished in mahogany and
beautifully carpoted and draped. Every
thing about her is a combination of So
lldity, compactness and artistic effect
Some idea of her spread OF sail can be
obtained from the fact that her main
mast is l02 feet high to the trucks, and
that the mainsail contains 1900 square
yards of canvas. When in commission
she carries thirty-sevon men. and The
mon.hly pay-ro.l Is, in round figures.
$1,000 This does NOT include the stores
but merely the wages of the captain,
other officers and crew. None but a
millionaire could enjoy such floating
luxury.
Captain COlbeth is a Massachusetts
man. He is apparently about 30 years
old, of medium height, light build, dark
complexion and quiet and gentlemanly
in his dcmeanOr. His good nature may
be imagined from the fact that when he
got up yesterday morning he found that
a stone barge, which had broken loose
from the w & n. wharf. just above the
bridge, had tied up alongside OF him
and had her dirty sides rubbing against
the graceful white hull Of the Hide
eardc, rot even a fender being between
them Seeing that There was but one
man aboard, and that he had evidently
done the best he could in the matter,
he saved his wind and his soul at the
same time. and let him stay where he
was until tug came along and towed
the unsightly visitor to her old berth.
The captain must be a commander
and navigator of marked ability. He is
too modest to say anything unless VI is
drawn cut Of him, but in answer TO
questions propounded. he said that he
had commanded the Intrepid belonging
to Mr.. Watts; the Alert and the Con-
stellation. They are all crack beats,
the Constellation, a photograph Of
which he showed the reporter, being
fully as handsome as the Hldegarde.
garde
Evening journal., 1897-11-06
THE SUSSBY CONVENTION.
WORK AND DELIBERATION OF
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIA-
TION AT BRIDGEVILLE.


TION AT BRIDGEvILLE.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Bridgeville. Nov. 6.-The seventh an
nual Sunday School Convention, held
here, was one of the most successful
ones ever in Sussex county. The at
tendance during both afternoon and
evening services was large, many being
unable to obtain seats. The church was
tastefully decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS, Autumn leaves, etc. There were
ninety delegates present.
Ii was left for the executive commit
tee to decide where to hold the next
convention. The afternoon session was
as follows:
Song service; devotional exercises;
address of welcome. Rev w. G. Rooms;
response by the president; roll-oaM and
report of schools; appointment of com
mittees; music; paper, The Most Prac-
tical Method of Teaching the Bible, -
Rev. c. A. Grise, PHI. D.; discussion.
p. f. Causey and w. b. T. WoOdhall;
address, Professor ii. S. Goldey; paper,
How to Secure the Cooperation of
Parents in Sunday School Work." Revs.
S. J. Morris, LII. d., and w. G. Koons;
discussion, B. Taylor; song service;
benediction.
The evening session was as follows:
Service of song; report of committees;
election of officers; general business; ;
music; paper, THE Value of Sunday
School Teaching to the Community at
Large" Rev. Vaughan S. Collins; ad-
dress On paper. Teaching Children to
Give" Rev. w. c. Hogg; discussion,
Revs. V. S. Collins and r. X. Steven
son; closing song service; question
box; benedictiOn.
Evening journal., 1897-11-06
LEGAL. NOTICES.


To the Creditors of the United States In
dustrial Insurance Company:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th
day of October eighteen hundred and
ninety-seven, an order was made by the
Court OF Chancery OF New Jersey. that
the creditors OF the United States Indus
trial Insurance Company present and
prove under oath to the subscribers. trus-
tees upon dissolution of said company,
their claims and demands against the said
company within three months from the
date OF said order, or else be forever
barred of all claims and action therefor
against said trustees or the property and
effects of said company.
William r. Allng, J. Herbert Ballantine,
William Clark, }. William Clark. elias o.
Doremus. Edwin NJ Douglas E. Luther
JOY, Gottfried Kruger Frederic B. Man
deville, Charles A. Lighthipe William Il.
Rae. George +. Reeve. John g. Smith,
George SpottiswoOde George y. Swain
trustees upon dissolution of the United
States Industrial Insurance Company.
CHARLES a. LlGHTHIPE. Secretary,
$50 Broad street, Newark, n. j.
Evening journal., 1897-11-06
RAILROAD OFFICIALS ON A TRIP

A special train left the p, w. & B.
station yesterday, having on beard
some leading officials Of the Pennsylva-
Mia railroad ON a private "trip 10 Wash
ington. Those in the party were Gen
eral Manager J. B. Hutchinson, Special
superintendent E. c. Brooks, General
Superintendent H. f. Kenney, OF the
p, w. & B. road; superintendent w. ~
Bannard, OF the Maryland division;
Trainmaster F. F. Carlisle, and several
OF the leading civil engineers. The in
specton by Pennsylvania officials is
said to have been set for next Wednes-
dav
Evening journal., 1897-11-06
LOVE SHOUTS VICTORY.
CHARLES J. Eppler Returns to
Marry His Mary.
WILL BE MAN AND WIFE TONIGHT
THE RECREANT BRIDEGROOM
SAYS HIS BRIDE-ELECT WAS
TOO PARTICULAR ABOUT HIS
DRESS - ENHANCEMENT WAS
OVER SHOES AND NECKTIE.
CharIes Jacoh Ennler hns retnrned

Charles Jacob Eppler has returned
Back to the scene of his loves tri-
umphs, but not to the arms of hls
sweetheart. Miss Mary Rutter. who was
to have been his bride, and whom he
Tilted on Thursday. That there was
trouble between the couple no one de-
MED. but that difference was kept Sc
cret by Miss Rutter. But last night
when Eppler returned to Wilmington,
he gave an explanation to his friends,
but none to his bride that was to have
been.
The false lover said that Miss Rut-
ter and her sisters were all to blame.
Eppler wanted to be married in per-
condo or low collar, a black tie and
russet shoes while his bride-to-b be want
ed him to wear a high collar, a white
tie and patent leather shoes. He would
have none of them, and took refuge in
flight.
He expressed very little sorrow for
his waiting bride He did not say
whether he would return to her or not
To Officer Purcell, who saw Eppler at
the railroad station, he stated that the
only thing he regretted was that he
fooled the minister, Rev. J.. ID. c..
Hanna.
This morning the recreant groom
went to the home of Miss Rutter, at No.
224 Madison street. He was admitted
by Miss Hattie Rutler. When Eppler
and Miss Mary met neither spoke. The
strain. however was too much for Ep-
pier and he asked to be forgiven. lie
gave a satisfactory explanation OF his
mis1oings and she forgave him. They
are reconciled now and the home OF
Miss Rutter which had been darkened
by the unfortunate occurrence, is again
one of sunshine.
Tonight Rev. ]. ID. c. Hanna will
make Eppler and Miss Rutter husband
and wife. The ceremony VIII be per-
formed at o'clock Only the family
OF Miss Rutter will witness It. After
the marriage the groom and his bride
will so to Philadelphia, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
Evening journal., 1897-11-06
YEATMANS LIFE AND DEATH.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN FIGHT
ING FOR HIS PROPERTY.

Norman Yoatman endeavored TO ges a
divorce at the last session of the Gem
eral Assembly, but the wife told such a
pltiful story Of the wrongs, cruelties
and privatiCns which she and her chill
dred had undergone that the members
of the Divorce Committee. by unani-
nous vote, turned down the bill. At
forwards Yeatman killed himself, but
not before he had done everything in
his power to keep his family from prof
iting by his death.
After the case against Joseph ID.
Yeatman is concluded the one against
Thomas, another brother, will be taken
up. Mr. Bradford is examiner in both
cases.
Evening journal., 1897-11-06
THE JUNIATA's FAREWELL.

Workmon on the new M. & M.
steamer Juniata. built by the Harlan
ana Hollingsworth Company, were ac-
lively engaged to-day in getting the
steamer ready for her trial trip, which
viii take place on the Delaware ON
Monday The Juniata will go Out TO-
morrow morning at o'clock and will
lie in the river, boxing compas5es, etc,
until Monday morning. when her trial
trip will be made. She will then go t1
Baltimore fer service.
Evening journal., 1897-11-06
NOTICES.

MRS. WILDER, Card-reader, 2l5 Poplar
street. Price, 25 cents.
NOTICE.-In compliance with the laws Of
the State Of Delaware notice is hereby given
that an application will be made to the Hon.
William C Spruance. Associate Judge Of the
Superior Court of the State of Delaware, resid-
ing in New Castle County, on Saturday, the
m :. at the County Court House. in the CITY OF
Wilmington, for the Incorporation Of a COM
pany to be called '-rhe Delaware Wall Paper
Mills Company"
CHARLES b. EVANS,
Attorney for Incorporators.