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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
A Blessing to the Babies Of the Poor
An Enterprise that Should
b0 FOstered,

The prospect is very encouraging
that the distribution Of pasteurIa-
ed milk devoid OF all microbic
germs, among the children Of the
poor at q nominal price, will bee
come general In the large cities Of
the United States While this be.
ncyolcUce will be 4 blessing to the
babies, our adult population enjoy
an equally great one In the benefit
conferred by IIoslctlcrB Stomach
BDtlcrs upon persons afflicted with
kidney and bladder complaint.
Danger from BrIghGs disease and
diabetes is surely ayertcd by This
admirable preventive, which is also
a safeguard against mdIarilI fever
audrhoumlt.sm, and % thorough
remedy for dyspepsia constipation
liver complaint and nervousness.
Diseases, insignificant at the OUT
SET enlarge their proportions and
capacity for destruction through
neglect AnolbcrpoJut of impor
Dancc In using this sterling remedy
ia that II should be- taken with
regularity and persistence
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
Mimi nr A N. GnLLnr Rnna-

Buffalo, My, Cents From my
personal knowledge, gained Iu oh.
serving the effect oI your ShIIoha
Cure In taacaol advanced CoUump
ton, ] am prepared TO aIy ilOH the
most remarkable remedy that has
ever been brought TO myaDtwlJon
n has certainly saved many from
Consumption Sold boy Smith Drug
Go. Im
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

CdIumh wrud A t0. head
and sweet breath secured with aNO
IuhH DNIawH RumaUN sold m %
guarantee. Nasal injector Iruu
Sold bl Smith Drug Go, Inn
THE latest creation. 100 Ouoa0wnau
haudNuran.oM hNOU hose lOl m.
0uwWraU SHARP. 81 }ruwuru
MuNuHH a.I HI drug tore IUrN.
nrf IUu H'u cheap See
H.IUII w. IM Wua
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
State Of Oho, CIlyof ToIcdo,
LM-n- L-uLN-

IWUuH County
Frank D. Cheney makes oath that
hcIa the senior partner of the firm
of H. j. Cheney d. Co., doing bust.
ness In the city of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and chat said
firm will pay Che SUM of one Humid.
red Dollars for each and every case
of Calduh that cannot be cured by
llllla Cllawh Cure
NWNN j, CmNuY
Sworn 40 1rIDru me and ub.trUH
ed In nay presence, lhm 9Th day of
DrtrmbrG Al ID, lsDb.
IarAl A, w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
uaIUa Cdlarrh Cure H taken u
lrmlIN anddDu directly oD the
blood and mucous surfaces of lhu
y.Irm Send for tr.lm0O0l..
free F d. CHENEY d 90,
Toledo, o,
ra Sold boy Druggists. Zoe,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

N0T C0N1TIDIU01 lake NITT
Glover Root Tea the great Blood
Purifier Cures Headache, Mere
uousnosa, llruplIoua ON the face,
and makes the head clear ASA bell,
Sold by Smith Drug Co, lm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

Im.h0HNuWUuuuI wltlu w.U
deuce U. Nm0W property UI0.
W U uuU. Nu AUlt HIHI IiuN0
street. NlO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
oafS5)uo

AS treasury deficit creator the
Dnglcy tariff law is monstrous sue
cess,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

The Hunter rmm0uf and sIUf.
nua uU. have lhH only M0uHnltuU.
u.H.unI room. 100 Ih. ..IM IUr aluua
Hu. UU Uwu IUTWIW. U. plano We
arc prepared luHIH.. goods uI lnN
N.HI lsIt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

Kentucky u|uH.arNaH years old
whH.u HN MHhura Palace UUHr 0"U
only .Ian mrm..m N WUW want
ID Hum ARTICLE 'u. W.N.O.NN. N.
hHUu.I. na.U
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
UPTON OIL THE BEST!

Eupion oil is a double process re-
fined oil, non explosive and abso.
IuteIy safe, aud cannot be cquaIed
for illumination Inferior oil is OF.
ten sold for EUPION Ask for
Eupion and take no other In or
der to obtain the best results, boil
your lamp burner and put in a new
wick at least once per month,
Genuine Eupion oil is for sale by
the following TeXarkaua mer-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

WHW tnWAUu HARDY thU iUilFmaRa
VN aGeF ui Rhtprifi co.'s great store at
H' bmaetnIt iiia wfllasi I had never
been sitt iay iU my ilfe Until M ism :
Futso bnd with nervous pt1stfaiI0n chat 7
had 40 fIvH NO nUd commence to dUgiur !
tried uut local physicians aud one ln Joliet
but nome gave mu Uug relief aud I Thought
/ was going 20 diu I became dpspunduut
and suffered untold alunFt could Hut eat
sittp nor fast aRd lt seemed as N could
not ptsl An the end ~ st months vas
reduced i0 bNt shadow ~ myself and ~
iasl my heart bu0bmN bntglg1 ana ! Wbs
uUly miserable luUb hly ur UlHht bottles
VI nt Mllus NuVIuU N rave wu fUllpi
from the start and 90 lBatHuufg, the ffptt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

psthlpssliia UflNF i.ip
hr Miles Remedies
afe sold ny aii dfHs
fists under positive
guarantee mat bottle
ntNtnla uf money tp.
funded tuHUN DIE
pasusUi the heart and
ReFvtsifue Address
Din MiLEa MkniNA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

The "Suu Set Flyer going west
yesterday had on board 27 passcn.
gers, is what ticket agent SwindcO
told US this morning,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

j, w. BapuuJI UI oak GruNn
had an attack of the mul..uH near
" three years ago. and the ltarla.
left him with very severe pains I'M
the chest "l Thought would dOu.
hu writes "bUl iU my great joy /
was saved boy uhamNrruIuH Pain
Balm Pains Ou lhu rhu.l nearly
always Indicate The approach off
pneumonia, and bY promptly apply,
IUE lhia liHimuHl com q flannel cloth
which should bu bound OU Ihu ghU.I
uu attack of pneumonia may bH
prevented n H HIwlW prompt
and unuglmn Nw sale 100 g5 and
90 cents prr bottle boy Smith Drug
Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

karlH Glover Root Tuh for Con
alipllIun ItH the best aud If after
using II You don't sly .0. return
the package aud myI your money
Sold boy Smith DUn Go, lm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

Ihubwl Embellishments have
ur. Hul UUlU. "lNyN WuUU0tNsa
TONER'S Sharpe 81 ifeWgr hat
ltn. TuW.5hers and tia.hitfs Fazs
btWut, Ara
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
Wont You Try One?

IwIIuH Counsel OIm
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IN.. HIu u.#u.I NNI .mHNI W WHm. NUI
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|.w .. mN. INm H.. HuHH mH fU.
'Wwn u. iN. |.M=a HmU .huua m.
IN.N. 5000 HH always h. .mUM WNNHW
.H'.Wu Fl. NJ. IW#HHU. |uu mIIh. N.w
N..|H| Oh. ..0. H"..I W...
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

Governor Taylor Of Tennessee,
will lecture here at the opera house
on October 3ODh, This will be the
treat Of the season
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

H#.HI I.H"..FH I... .".... ...
no uI M. IHI". ... stem '..
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

FdumUnEmg HNvms Wi| rHHHrglH
'"w.N0.aaa0. aa. 0.. '."a ..at t....,oH a,aeg
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

rha only complete al0JNuI uOl.
ears and gloves to bg found m lhe
city, at Sharpe a Brewers.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

tiH.NI. tUUr iI.uUIa WIN t'HwrH'H
lH. H. iiuuu. mulWa sI5u.WlwaH.H
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

New Ima ladies 1rl HonI.umunH
nu.d wlUthu UUI chain. u o. In
a.nUIu.. INH 0Hw.HN.n DUB
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

DO notlorgct that the ICNAREA.
MAN rs the proper place to get your
job printing done,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

The best ui everything the mart
o. Affords at liuddiusluN lirus
meat mNrNrI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

IiuN Your HrHaUuUa, ahU.a. uItt
from w. lI Wu'M d Co.. NvuWw
ching aI waN NulIum pfgra H8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

The Daily and Wcotly TEXARKANrAN are
entered at the pOstollicO 40 Toyarkana as
second class mai matter
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

hest liquors Whites and it.t1'd
1u0ral NWura Palace ulu Nln
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
THE TEXARKANIAN
!, W, GARDNER, Editor and Propr.

THURSDAY, OCT. 2I, 1897
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21
CITY DENTAL 2A8lyfi
TA SIMS, D. DIS
RII Wnrk Buara1la'''
Grown and Bridge worNa I,5
OdIfr over rpm..a Drug s'4a 44,a
l8l Broad atrr.I Iwlral0l
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and Wood Work GSO'''
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Supplies. yalIut N'.
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.2Anrn3

Daily per month by carorun.a.F 70
Daily Six months by mail, In advance 90
JNiIy, ono year by mail, IN advance 30
AL communication should boaddrossod
20 IuE VENARKANIAN,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

UNu UH"I InU %. Iww loo IN"
UUuU INu Palace Drug aOuru A
HI 9WrHla.l
iU UIHs. ID. crushed Java t0Hua rHr
una dollar al W. H. Wells grocery
aIurW
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-21

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frH.Hff fff. 20. I..
South Bound
Arrive Depart
#Ul'"lum Mod nIlum
Ium M.HNu HH|.N uuUm .nmuu
No I# 100 p um
N6Hh Bound
AuINu Depart
Mob lg#0pm Mob ig.5i n hi
t00NI fw#nl HHIIF wmu0 sunday
NO I1 400 ID m
Ta7hrganh So shreveport
NH.N except sunday
Leave H.HNHm Arrive HNN m
The sun., 1897-12-26
SHE SPRUNG ALEAk.
The Ocean Tug Manhattan Run
Ashore at LeWcs With Four Feet
of Water in Her Hold.

LEwES, DEL, Dec 25.-The ocean tow.
ing tug, Manhattan, arrived at the
Brakwater last night, in distress. after
IL rough experience in the northwestern
gale, Thursday night. She left Balti-
more, Dec. l6, for New York with the
barge City Of Montreal, with 1893 tons
of coal, passed out Hampton Roads on
the 23rd. She was off Winter Quarter
Lightship yesterday morning, when
heavy seas washed off her bumper plates
and she began to fill. The pumps were
stopped up with coal and they anchored
the barge and headed in shore. Find.
ing that he pumps could not BE- worked
and the leak steadily increasing with
b feet OF water already in her, the crew
were about ready to resort to ANYTHING.
They rut Il hole in her gallry floor and
began bailing with buckets and bv this
means managed to keep the leak down
and reach the Rreakwatrr with her The
barge did not hoist any distress signal
when he tug left her and was apparent
! y all right. She is anchored H. miles
northeast of Winter Quarter Light~hip.
Th" Manhattan is here awaiting orders.
The passenger steamer. james 4.
Carney, which came ashore Friday
morning near the Quarantine Station,
" ts lloalcd This morning by aid OF tie
tug Pioneer, and proceeded lp New
York nom" the worse off iurthc accident.
The sun., 1897-12-26
LOCAL DOTS.

Henry Frldman, whose home il at
Third and Monroe streets, fell last even
ing in front OF his residence and received
two severe cuts over his right eve. He
was taken to the City Hall in the Phu.-
nix Ambulance, where his injuries were
dressed.
\ hanging coal oil lamp exploded last
evening about 40 p. M, at the home of
Joseph Smith, 1872 Lancaster avenue.
Mr.. Smiths BROTHER who was at the
h ,usc when it occurred, kicked the lamp
into the street and prevented any great
damages. The carpet in the room in
which the lamp was hanging was slight
ly burned.
Virgil G. Walter, OF Swcdcnborough,
n. j., is visiting his sister, Miss S. Mabel
Walter.
Charles Phillips has returned to this
city, from Newport News.
George p. Jones, of Johnstown, Pa, ia
spending the holidays in this city.
Central Presbyterian Sunday school
will celebrate its forty-sccond anniver-
sarv this evening. Professor A. II.
Berlin, Murry $. Rowland, and the Rev.
+. \. McCurdy will make addresses
The children will render an interesting
programme.
Ernest Brlllpnd who has been travel
ing through New York and Pcnnsyl-
vania, is home for the holidays
The new brick pavement on Taylor
street AS far east as Lombard, was finish
ed on Friday, by the street and sewer
department.
Miss Gertrude Morris, is visiting at
North East, Md.
Thomas II. Savcry has returned from
Dencr, Col., where he has been in the
interest OF the pusey and Jones Con
pany.
Professor c. r. II. Jackson, OF Wiikc
barre, Pa, formerly physical directo,
the y. NJ. c. A., this city, visited
acquaintanccs in this city yesterday
John NJ. Sherwood who has been
ing in this city, has returned to w.. =
Grove.
The sun., 1897-12-26
KILLED. HUNTING RABBITS.
The Sheriff Asked to Use BlOOllhOunds
in Tracking the Murderer.

CHICAGo, Dec. 25.-Whilc on their way
/ home from a rabbit chase Otto and Hen
ry Schneider found the body of a man in
Il thickct near llessvillc, lhd., about two
miles south of Hammond. The man had
been shot through the hand, head and
left shoulder, and the indications were
that he had been murdered. The body
was identified last night as that Of Frank
Turnquist, of Chicago. When the body
was found Turnquist's gun was resting
across cartridge belt, which was
strapped over his shoulder The gun
was loadad with two shells and both
hammers were cooked. 4 charge of
buckShot had shattered the left hand,
which was covered with heavy wooden
mittcn, and two other charges had taken
effect on the left side of the head and left
shoulder. Turnquist's watch and chain
were missing, but the bar had been brok-
en- from the end of the chain and re-
maincd in the buttonholc of the vest.
All the indications pointed So concu-
sively to murder that the Hammond au-
thorities called upon Sheriff Hayes of
Lake County for the use of his blood
hounds in tracking the murderer Turn
quist, in company with another man
whose name could not be learned, left
home last Saturday morning to hunt
rabbits in the vicinity OF Hammond.
Turnquist it is said had considerable
money with him.
The sun., 1897-12-26
SHE MAY RECOVER.
Carrie Mcbride IL Conscious but tht
Physician States She Will Not
Remember.

Little Carrie Bradley Mcbride will not
die.
So say the physicians who are attend
ing her as she lies in her cot at the Della
ware Hospital.
She has III measure recovered con-
sciousness and is now lying in a semi
concious condition. She can be aroused
at times but with great difficulty
| With the first gleam of returning con-
sciousness came the feeble inquiry
"wheres mothcr"' but too week to press
the question she dropped off to sleep be-
fore her question was answered.
She sleeps nearly all the time, in fact
the physicians say that she sleeps too
much and she is awakened at times.
This sleep is not the normal healthy
sleep of Il child but a heavy semi-uncon-
scious condition due probably to the
shock Of the accident
Her right leg was set yesterday morn
ing by prs. Ogle and Joyce. 1t was
broken just below the thigh and she will,
IN all probability, be lame the rest Of her
life.
A touching incident occurred at the
hospital Yesterday. The little girl awoke
and, to the nurse who was in attend
ance, said: 'IPm going to Wilmington
to buy a doll" Miss Wilson, the nurse,
went into another room and brought
back doll which she gave to the little
sufferer who dropped off to sleep with
the doll tightly clasped in her arms.
A peculiar feature of the case was
pointed out By DR.. Oglc, who was seen
in rn tn fho olil1'c condition
This physician is of the opinion that the
shock, the nature of the accident and the
victims tender years will combine to
obliteate all memory of the terrible
tragedy from her mind.
She suffers no pain now and unless
complications arise will recover in about
six weeks. She will be lame, however,
and should the predicted lapse of mem
ory occur it will be merciful provision
of Providence.
The sun., 1897-12-26
STATE CAMP CHANGES.
\ Plan on Foot to Move From Peck.
skill to the Thousand Islands,

.WArEHrowN, Dec. PA scheme is
now on foot which. il brought to reality
will do away with the State military
camp at Pcckskill. 1t proposes to locate
the outing-placr OF the state militia on
the beautiful st. Lawrence, among the
far-iamcd TIous md Islands.
The State Forest, Fish and Game As
sociation has purchased II section of
Grindstonc Island for State park. The
scheme now being considered is to pur-
chase sufficient acreage back Of the above.
mentioned purchase. turn it over to the
state and establish the State camp. The
camp at Pcckskill would be abandoned.
The plan has been submitted to the vari-
ous 4 \sscmblymcn and Senators through
out the State, and action may be taken
at this session Of the Legislature.
The sun., 1897-12-26
ONE CENT
GENERAL PANDOS OPERATIONS
BclicfT That He has Joined Bait H. Will,
Garcia and Rabi

HAVANA, Dec. 25.-General Pando, the
Spanish Comnander-in- Chief in the field,
who landed recently on the South coast
OF Santiago de Cuba, with an escort, in
order, according to the official report, to
econnoitre that part Of the island, has
not been heard from for five days. It
was at first announced today that he had
arrived safely at the City of Santiago dc
Cuba, but the report was subsequently
officially denied, and, on the other hand,
there are reports current of the General
having attacked the insurgents in that
province with strong columns of troops,
the enemy accepting battle. Still an
other report has it that General Pando
arrived at Baire, in the Province of San
tiago de Cuba. In that vicinity and in
the Bayamo district the insurgents ar.
said to be in force. well armed and sup
piled with ammunition. They are under
the command of Calixto Garcia and
Rabi.
The sun., 1897-12-26

The McSSrs Richardson, Mr.. Frank
Smith The Messrs Pcnnewill Warren Hall
Charles NJ. Wharton, Mrs. Hayes Wilson
Howard Wilkinson; Towsend Slnitlcrs,
Percy Holiday Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellad Clark. Colonel and Mrs. +. p.
Stacey, The Messrs Wa|cott, r. Norris
CarDw, Wilbur Wallace, Wilbur Smith,
Hon. William Salisbury, The Mcssrs
Harrington, Dupont Walker. James
Salisbury, William Drrin, r. Victor
Clark, Nolan Mc(;nngal, Howard Cul-
brrth, Henry Jones, Andrew Batcman,
Robert Pennington, Martin Walker,
Mrs. Judson Cream, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
taker, Miss Step, Miss Mary Tooks.
The sun., 1897-12-26
War on the DcryishrS

SvAKIN, Dec. 25.-Thc native lcvics Of
the kassala garrison surprised Dervish
post at FL Pashcr, on the Atbara, on
Wednesday, and drove ont the DcrvisIes
with great loss, capturing the post, a
number of camel, aquantity Of stores and
many cattle. Two Dcrvish cmirs were
killed.
The Dcrvish post at ASabri has also
been invested.
CAIRO, Dec 24.-Thc Dcrvishcs have
left Shendy and Mctcmmcn and are
marching against the Anglo-Egyptian
forces, with Berbcr as their objective
point.
The sun., 1897-12-26
GOVERNOR FORBlDS PARADES.
Reports of Big Catches Among Amcri-
can Herring Fishermen.

ST. JonN's \. F., Dec. 25.-The sup
porters of the Whitewayite party at
llarbor Grace are hoping to embarrass
the Government of Sir James Winter in
connection with the projected parade Of
the Loyal Orange Association today. Sir
Herbert Murray, the Governor, has
issued proclamation forbidding the
procession, because in 1888, the last
time the parade occurred, a riot ensued,
in which seven men were killed. The
clergy of all denominations are denounc-
ing this attempt to revive sectarian
discord.
The latest news from the herring fish
cry in Placentia Bay shows great sue
cess for the American fishing fleet.
Seventeen Gloucester fishing vessels
have sailed with full cargoes and thirty
seven are now loading. 1t will requiie
only another nights frost to complete
the loading Of frozen herring. About
three thousand men are engaged in the
fishery, and over fifty thousand barrels
Of herring are now on shore.
The sun., 1897-12-26
They Had Excellent Order Here,

The perfect order at Dockstadcr's Won
drrland Theatre last night was the sub
ject Of much favorable comment. The
pretty little theatre was crowded and as
everybody had on their holiday clothes
and were ont for good time it was
naturally supposed that the audience
would be little unruly Such was not
the case and ON the contrary the order
was extraordinarily good. There was
not an officer in the building and the
quietnde Of Sunday School pervadcd
the auditorium. Manager Dockstadcr
deserves great credit for the manner in
which he handled the crowd.
The sun., 1897-12-26
4 Dukes Grandson Slain.

Lisbon, Dee. 25.--lurher adviccs from
st Paul de Loanda, Portuguese Lower
Guinea, announce that the Portuguese
officer who, with a number Of men, has
been massacrrd by the natives Of the
Humble Plateau, is Count Almoster. a
grandson of the Duke of Saldanha. The
Portuguese killed and missing numbered
twcnty-onc persons. The mnrdercrs
were llrrros and Ovampos tribcsmcn.
The sun., 1897-12-26

Hopes. Candy canes by Thomas j..
Davis. One large doll by Chief DoIan.
Two hundred bags of candy by Mrs.
Elizabeth ID. Dean. Others who assisted
materially in making the affair Il grand
success were Captains of Police Kane
and Chambers, the entire police force,
Peter J. Ford and Miss Adrian Davis,
superintendent of Sunshine Circle.
The sun., 1897-12-26
Beers Warned Against Rhodes.

JouANNE>nrRt, Dec. 25.--l'rsdcnt
krilgcr, in the course of Il speech at
krugcrsdorp, on Tuesday, cxpatiated
upon the danger OF the so-callcd consti.
tutional methods of Cecil Rhodes and
upon the importance OF keeping out OF
Rhodes clutches Delagoa Bay, which
the President characterized as "thl
Transvnal's only gateway to the sea-
The sun., 1897-12-26
MILFORD HAPPENINGS

The store and barber shop of Mr.
William Warren at Lincoln City was
totally destroyed by fire this morning
about one o'clock this morning also a
large shed and granrey, the property of
! William Morrison, station agent Of the
y. W. 4 Y. r. r., with fifteen hundred
bushels of corn. The origin of the fire
is supposed to he the work of robbers
who after rnbbng everything set fire
to cover it. There is little insurance if
any. Mr.. Warren is Il Young man and
very much liked and has the sympathy
of the entire community, having just
recovered from u similar fate which
occurred about one year ago. The fire was
gotten under control attrra long fight and
the hardest of work hv IL bucket brigade
tie flames cam" very near CONSUMING
/ the new brick store house Of William
Morrison just recently finished and or-
cupicd by William Morrison.
Charles y. Abbott and father are visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashorg Smith are spend
ing the holidays in Baltimore and VII
minglon.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y. Collins are with
relatives in Laurel, Del:
George e. Russell of nclmor, is spend
ing Christmas with his father Robert
Russell.
DR.. William IIallcu OF Laurel, and
Robert IlalIc,t, Of Princeton University,
are spending the holidays with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. lIalctt.
larry +. Baynum, Mrs. Joseph I.
Willis and son Fred are spending Christ
mas with relatives in Milford and
FELTON,.
}. $. Short and family are in George
town with Mrs Shorts $ mother
4. B. IIauscr and family are in rhila-
delphia.
jno. W. Welch is spending Christmas
in Philadelphia with relatives.
Jos. II. Jones, Jr. and wife and FL
wood Soncs, OF Railway, \. D., are spend
ing the holidays with delaware relatives.
Frank Welch, Of Washington, D. G.,
is with Milford relatives.
W. II. Davis, Mrs. Davis and daughter
Emma, OF Clayton, are visiting relatives
here.
Harry Lofoad, of Wilmington, is
spending Christmas with his mother,
Mrs. NJ. f. Lofload.
Allen u. Jones, Of Ridley Park, is
visiting DR.. VIM. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Matthews,
are visiting their children in Philadcl-
phia.
Miss Hovsal, of South Mildforl public
schools, is at her home near West
Chester Pa, for the holidays
W. T. NauIcs, DR.. q. Layton Gricr,
Mrs. Grcr and son Naucs are spending
Chrscmas with DR.. Pors r. Carlisle, .Jr.
in Frederick.
DR.. Harris Lee Page has returned to
his home in New Britain, Conn.
Mrs. u. S. Ellis, Mrs. +. W. Reynolds
and daughter Bessie, are with relatives
in Dover.
Italy to Send no Warships TO China.
LONDON, Dec PA dispatch from
Paris says the French cruiser Pothuau
has been ordered to be prepared for
service in Chinese waters
The Pothuau is II first class cruiser OF
over five thousand tons displacement
and ten Thousand indicated horse
power She is classed as having a speed
of nineteen knots, and carries Two 7.
G-inch guns, ten ). 5-inch qliick-tiring
guns and eighteen small quick firing
guns.