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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
Lizzie Earl Arrested Tuesday. Connected
with the Lindsay Robhrry

Lixzie Earl Arrested Tuesday. Connected
with the Lindsay Kobhrry.
Lizzie Earl, colored. who was ar
rested Tuesday by Police Sergenn!
George Black has proved to be ons oil
tho persons implicated in the recent
bold robbery at the residence of W. A..
Lindsay several months ago. aud large
quantity OF tho articles taken at the
time were recovered yesterday morning
by Sergeant Black and Detective Witsil.
Tuesday afternt on Sergeant Hack
wns notified by Mira Henry Evans that
colored woman had passed up Market
street wearing a shawl that had been
stolen from her mother, Mrs Lindsay.
The officer followed tho woman and
came up with her at Eleventh and King
streets, whore upon being questioned,
she stated that the shawl was given to
her by her sister, Lizzie Earl
Sergeant Black Immediately made a
search for Lizzie and soon had her
under arrest, Then it became known
that the woman had been in the en-
ploy of Mrs. Lindsay at the time of the
robbery and it was at once decided that
she knew moro about the matter than
she cared 20 tell.
Yesierdaymorning Sergeant Black and
Defective Witsil armed with search
warrant went 10 the house No. 500
Orange street. whBre Lizzie had rooms.
and made thorough search. Stored
in the attic were found two trunks aud
boz, which upon being opened were
found to contain articles reported in
the list Of goods taken from tho Lind
say residence at the time Of the robbery.
Tha pntFnl uanpn tuna our, a.l
the goods we're taken to the police sta !.
tion, where they we're thoroughly or
amined by tho officers. The trunks
contained iswelry cases, laces, dishes,
books, jewelry, uncut and made up
kinds, besides robes and other house,
hold articles, to the value Of probably
81, 600.
The ofiicsrs after examining the goo DIS
had an Interview with the Earl woman
and obtained partial confession from
her.
Among the articles found we're puir
OF cuffs marked "W. A. Lindsay and
a silver monogram pin with the initials
I'M. w" the initials OF Mrs. II. V.
Cause before she was married, and
many OF whose goods were stored in a
room at the Lindsay residence at the
time OF the robbery.
Several OF the police officials sus-
pected the Earl woman at the time OF
the robbery, but the family did not be-
liero her guilty and the matter was
allowed to drop.
Lizzie Earl, tho prisoner. has not
yet acknowledged that anyone else is
implicated in the robbery, but II is
likely that there were others concerned.
Tho family OF Mr.. Lindsay we're mott
lied OF tho recovery OF the goode.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
SHREWD CHECK SWINDLE.

by "W. Davidson, Secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association"
Local banks havs discovered q shrewd
check swindling snheme which has
netted probably between $50 and goo
to its perpetrator. Recently several OF
the bunKs have received from New
York banks for collection cheeks on the
Firat National Bank OF this city,
signed by "W. Davidson" or .'Wiman
Davidson. In some rases The words
Secretary of tho Young Mons Chris
tiau Association" followed the sigma
ture. The checks alsu bore tho name
Of "W. Dayideon" printed on them,
which added to the deception, for a
bank officer or merchant would be more
likely to accept such check than one
without the name. They had probably
been given in New York for goods and
then sent by tho merchants receiving
them to the banks.
As "W. Davidson" has no account
at the First National or any other local
bank tho persons who accepted tho
checks are out just to the amount OF
the checks. The Farmers Bank 10 this
city received two or three of them for
collection and the First National Bank
had about dozen. Tho amounts run
from, $40 to $40.
: The same person who is using tho
fraud has probably been buying q
weather vane, for William Davidson, tho
marble dealer at Ninth and King
streets, has received word of weather
vane being consigned to him; but us
he has not purchased such an article,
1t looks as IL Nv. Davidson" had been
working the check game ON some dealer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
REoRGASIzA IRON PLErED.


The Quilted Labor Lengue Elects New
oificers-To Secure New Quarters.
A meeting of delegates of the different
labor organizations of the city was
held on Sunday ut the hall Of the
United Labor League, No. 41S ShipIey
street.
A compete reorganization of the con-
trial body was accomplished, including
the election of the following officers I;
President, Robert Lee; Vice. President,
Charles smith; Recording Secretary,
Robert McClelland; Financial Score.
tary. William Ruth; Treasurer, Ayars
Edwards; Trustees. John O'Brien.
Michael Butler and Charles Smith
Sergeant-at-arms, George Kopp.
1t was decided to appoint a commit
tee to elect new officers and commit
tee to prepare the constitution and by
laws was appointed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

The abolition Of grade crossings In the city Of
In the city OF Wilmington.
Passed-To authorize tho Governor TO appoln,
election inspectors exclusive OF tho city oil WILL
mingon; to make tho Lancaster turnpike a
Adjourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
DOVER, March ga House met at IO.4o a. nj.
Prayer by the chaplain.
ltecommi,ted-To change the time for holding
Notices~i,y Mr.. whitney. to Inv out n nav
public road in Northwest Fork hundred by Mr..
pukes, 70 appoint three commissioners to lay
out new public road in Baltimore hundred.
introducet-By Mr.. Cheairp. to change the
time for holding school elections In District No.
Of, In New Castle county, by NJ. gohn. on, far tho
protection OF certain game: by Mr.. Taslo au lc,
In relation In tho collection OF tnx in Nav Gu
county; by Speaker Rirgin. to prevent dogs run.
ming at large In certain mouths Of tho year in
Little treok hundred. sussex county.
Recess to .. M. als Is
House reassembled ut Q y. m.
,Adopted-kesolutioo offered by Dempsey to
allow tue Hon. James q. Mcguire TO mGss an
addross IN the Honse on Friday during Tie tnou
telephone.
Mr. Haaeii presented notice 10 tho members
70 meet III tho House paricr Tomorrow az 1880
am. lEta
NotIces-By Mr.. Chesirs. to amend Oh. ut. r
6sS. Vol. XVIII: by Mr.. Dempsey. to divorce
fEney X. and william VI. Windsor: by Mr., Dom
aldson. in rotation TO ROAD commissioners: by
Mr.. Adams, 70 divorce, Edward Il. aud saiie il.
Cornish: by j. u. Hopkins, to Jay out new pub
lie road In West Dover hundred.
fundamentally Speaker itiggin, for the sup
port OF The Colored 1eachers' state Institute; by
Mr.. Martin, to transfer the farm Of William, 4.
Martin from School district No. ~ to No. lS In
Sussex county; 10 incorporate the Sussex County
Gatno Protective Association; by Mr.. MaCul ougt,
TO divorce George w. from kobcrtn NJ Phillips;
70 revise certain election laws OF the State. by
Mr.. Davis. 10 incorporate John ~. Clayton Coun-
ell, No. "a, Jr. D. U. A. M by MIR. Cheairs to d.
yorce Elizabeth !. and William u. knlon: 10 au-
thorize The appointment Of an additional coller-
tor for Little Greek hundred; by Mr.. Davis 10 In
corporate Clayton Lodge. No. 8, Shield Of Honor;
by Mr.. Mecullough..to divorce Arsiev 7. aud Liz
gle Wright: by J. ii. Hopkins, 10 divorce john
and Anna Taylor.
Read and reerred-To incorporate Union Cas-
lie: No. IL. X. ~. E.; To amend chapter COS Vol.
XIX; 70 appoint an additional assessor and col
lector for Little Crock hundred. s t sl
Read first ume-senRte bills to change the
name IF the Mipqu, Iron and Supply Co.: 10 al
low tire constable of MiHpiilon hundred 10 APP
point deputy; In relation to primary elections
Passed---fo allow d. s. II. Butler, trustee, to
sell oeriain property: to Incorporate the Comegys
Free Librory Association.
Adjourned to 10 u. IN. tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
SEVERE STORMS IN WEST
Parts Of Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin
Swept by Furious Billiards.
SNOWFALL REMARKABLY HEAVY
Wind Blowing Forty-four Miles
Per Hour.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Chicago. ILL.,, March 2i.-During the
last "a hours over eight inches Of snow
fell in the city, the heaviest fall for
the month of March in the history of
the Weather Bureau. 1t melted almost
as rapidly as it fell aud, with the wind
blowing 81 miles an hour. pedestrians
found it hard work to get around. The
storm came frum Texas, stopped over
Monday night in Kentucky and passed
on to the Western Ohio valley. Chicago
was its northerly limit. Here the food
waters broke with demoralizing effect.
The Desplaines river il nine feet in
depth at Riverside. The summer depth
is two feet Railroad tracks parallel
to the Illinois & Michigan canal are
almost covered with water. The waves
OF the lake, driven before northeast
gale, beat over the tracks of the Illinois
Central road. at Bridgeport the Chi
cago river rose foot, due to the over.
flow from the Dospiaines.
Few parts of Illinois, Eastern Iowa
and Southern Wisconsin escaned the
storm Twelve inches of snow fell at
Rockford and Freeport, and IA inches
at Galva. Rock river, at Milan, ia
threatening great damage to farm
property from sudden rise. The
Mississippi rose eight inches at Dayen-
port. At this plaza the snowstorm was
one of the heaviest on record for the
month of March. Over six inches Of
damp SNOW covers the ground, and it
will add greatly to the volume OF water
in the Mississippi when it melts.
Cincinnati, o., March %. The Com
mercial Tribune's special from Cairo,
ILL.,, says the wind was blowing last
night at the rite of IA miles per hour.
At Mound City the waves strike the
levees. and are threatening entire
destruction. People gre working hard,
building bulkheads. but fears are great.
A goods are being moved to places
Of safety. The wind strikes Cairo
lcvees, whore they are strongest. and is
doing no damage as yet. a big force
of men is on duty, watching them. A
big barn on posts, in the water at East
Cairo, KY, with five horses, 81 cattle,
a great number of hogs and 5000
bushels OF corn, was blown into tho
water. All the live stock was drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Associated prsss Disnpscn py specla, wires

Associated Press Displtcn Dv Special Wires.
Reading, Pa, March "a. The large
plant of the Acme bicycle works was
burned early this morning. The fire
originated in the anameling room,
which was filed with coloring fluids.
Owing to the inflammable nature of the
stock the big four story brick building
was soon mass OF flames. All the
valuable machinery was destroyed,
making the total loss about SIS, 600,
which is covered by insurance. The
building contained material for fully
5000 bicycles. Five bundrsd men and
boys were employed at the works, about
one.half of them being at work at the
time the flames broke out. The works
will be rebuilt at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
Awful Crime in Tennessee.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Nashville. Tenn, March 4.-News
reached the city to-day that the resi- :
dence Of Jacob AIDE, 10 miles from the
city, on Paradise Ridge. burned last
night. The bodies of Jacob AIDE, Mrs.
AIDE, Lizzie Ado. their daughter. and
Rosa Morier,. who was visiting the
building. Henry AIDE, aged 10 years,
is missing. Ade was a well-to.do
was murdered and the house burned to
conceal the crime. The authorities
are investigating the case.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley of near Rising
Sun drove to 500 their daughter Mrs.
Eugene MoDermott in this city Sun.
day. They were in pony cart recently
won by their daughter. The pony took
notion to run away when near Fourth
and Broome streets. William Parker
caught the animal by the head after il
had run several squares. This allowed
Mr. Buckley to regain control Of il.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
Severe storm in Pn,ladolphin.

Philadelphia, Pa. March ga
severe wind, hail and rainstorm passed
over the northeastern section OF this
city this morning, doing considerable
damage. The big clothing store of Berg
Bros, corner of Front and Dauphin
streets, was in the path of the storm
and had the roof torn off. Tho rain
beat down upon the exposed clothing,
doing damage amounting to about
So. 600. Several dwellings were also UNI
rooted and trses and fences blown down.
The storm crossed the Delaware river
into New Jersey, whore considerable
damage was done.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Because of confusion Of signals
governing the right OF way the tugs
Asa W. Hughes and Fidget oolideri 10
the Delaware river late on Monday
night and the Fidget went to the bot
tom in less than live minutes. Her
crew was rescued by the Hughes. The
accident happened near the Horseshoe,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
QUARREL ON THE COAST.
One Negro Pursues Another and Infiicts
Two Had Knife wounds.

Two Had Knife wounds.
George Moore, colorsd, who lives at
No. Beatty Place, became involved in
q quarrel with Charles Hood, also COL
ored on the coast" about 10. 30 o'clock
Monday night, when Hood pulled out a
knife and ran towards Moore. The
latter ran away and took refuge in the
hallway Of the house of William Floys,
No. 107 East Water street. Hood pur.
sued him and inflicted Two stahs, ono
in the buck and the other on his broast.
Hood then ran away and the police
were notified. Officer Davidson sum
moned the patrol wagon and had the
injured man removed TO tho Delaware
Hospital, where his injuries were at
tended, and no serious results are an
ticipatad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
sssauiages.

BALDwlN-goY March 18th, 1897, at 81.
James rectory, Newport, by the Rev. R. K.
Miller, Harry Baldwin and hhod1 Boyd.
Rel AitT-i,AUHUT-Un March 18th, 1907. by
the Rev. Frederic Doerr, at hts residence Ed
war 7. Reinbart aud Amanda NJ. Rauhui.
WkLDEH-RRt NGti-AtN No. 80 Broonio street,
on March nth, 1897, by the Rev. w. i. Lewis,
George Weden Of This city and Caroline
French Of Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Michael Tobin was found lying on
the tracks of the p, W. 4 b. railroad
on Saturday night, SO drunk that he
could not take care of himself and had
he not been discovered by Sergeant
Lucas would probably have been killed
by the next train. He was arrested
and was fined 81 and costs in munich
pal court
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

The Baltimore police have arrested
'Dr. Charles Huffman" for boarding
house swindling. lie is believed to be
the same man who tried to pnss check
for 81, 400 in this city some weeks ago
while be boarded at Mrs. Prettyman's,
No. 6l5 Walnut street. /.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Associated Pre's Dispscr bs spsaIl Wires.
London, Eng, March "a. The bill
adopting the gold standard has passed
the House of Peers of Japan, and only
awaits the signature Of tho Emperor
10 become law. The demand for gold
On Japanese account continues in the
market here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
Commissions signed by tho President.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington. d. O.. March "a. Tie
President, this morning, signed tho
commissions of Gen. Horace Porter,
ambassador to France; Col. John Hay,
ambassador to Great Britain, and
Henry White, secretary OF the embassy
at London.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

The steamer Canuto Bulues, now in
course of construction at tho shipyard
OF the pusey u Jones Co., Ia rapidly
Nearing completion, and IL Ia expected
that the vessel will be launched about
the middle of next week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Middlesboro, KY, March ga
special from Hancock county, Tennes-
sec. states that Martha Bull shot and
killed her paramour, Thomas McCrae,
and also shot herself. Thirty years ago
she was lender OF society in Camden,
Va
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Charles and Frank mckinley,
brothers, were arraingsd before Magis-
trate Daley on Monday, charged with
obtaining horse from Thomas Thomp-
son by Misrepresentation. The case
was dismissed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
SENATOR HANDY SCORES KNOX
Says That the Latter is Not g
Republican.
OPPOSES PRIMARY ELECTION BILL
But tho Measure Passes the
Senate With a Rush.

Incidentally, Also, Senator Handy Pays His
Respects to tho Regular kepubIieans-An
Interesting biscussicn-Ths wiimingiun
school Teachers hil,-Genctai Legislative
Notes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25

Meredith, William 4. Moore. Pyle, Mr..
FIERCE ana the Speaker-7.
Nays-Mr. Iianby-l.
pociined to vote--Mr. John M. G..
Moore--1..
The bill was given its first reading
IN tho lfouse at tho afternoon session.
Tno Dill in relation to the school
teachers OF the city Of Wilmington,
already noticed in these columns, is
now ~ tho hands Of the committee on
education. Senator Handy, who has 1t
IN charge, moving Suspension Of the
rules. 80 that the bill could pass second
reading.
Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal,
Dover, March "a. Tho numbers of
tho House held conference in the
State House par!or ut TO- 80 o'clock this
morning, and expected to receive the
resignation Of iieadirg Clerk G. w.
Kern, who has been in,apacitated on
account OF illness almost since tho
opening OF the session, but il was not
forthcoming, and Mr.. Smith was ap-
pointed committee to consult Mr.
Kern to. night.
In consequence of Mr. Keru's illness.
Chaplain H. @. G. Vincent has been
acting as reading clerk during the day,
bur as there was no one here to assist
with the clerical work at night Clerk
George W. Spicer has been delueed
with work, and in order TO catch IN he
has been compelled at times to do a
great deal of the work late at night.
In the House. to-day, MIR. Mccoy
gave notice ola bill TO incorporate the
Delaware Park and Amusement Co.,
which, /. ia understood, proposes TO fit
up tirst-cass riverside park in the
vicinity of New Gaelic.
The House ordered 800 copies of tho
Wilmington Primary Election bill and
300 copies OF the law as it will stand il
ths bill PASSES.
Messrs. Dempsey, Davis and Dukes
were appointed a committee to confer
with the Senate in regard to fixing a
time to refuse new business.
Representative Mccoy gave notice OF
a bill to make in the city of New Cas-
tie two election districts, and in rural
Nov Caatle hundred two districts.
The House passed tho Senate bill d.
yorcing Christopher and Margaretha
BoDasch OF WILMINGTON.
Tho SENATE passed the House bill in.
cooperating the Guarantee, trust, Title
ami Insurance Co. of Wilmington.
Senator Pyle bag received bill to
compensate the Wilmington Municipal
Commissioners. The amounts are left
blank. The expenses are s374.32.
Chief Justico Lore will address the
members OF the Legislature this after
noon on the Workhouss bill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25
rWo rssnrs ~ cRnrE.

Annexation to Greece, or Fighting Untis
Death Ends tho Struggle for tile Union.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Athens, Greece. March "a. --Advicea
from Aria say that. as a result of th,
protest of Greece, Turkey has stopped
the construction of Qualifications at
Preyesa, at the northern entrance of the
Gulf of Arta, which was contrary to
tho stipulation Of the treaty of Berlin.
Startling reports are in circulation here
regarding tho numerical strength of the
Turkish troops on the frontier. For in
stance, one report has il that the Turks
have concentrated 100, 600 troops on the
frontier OF Epirus alone The report,
however, is not believed in military
circles.
A dispatch from Canea, Island of
Crete, says that the insurgent comman-
derin- chief at Alyrotiri, this morning,
referred the proposal of the Powers to
grant autonomy to Crete to the various
leaders of the insnrgent forces who had
cnme from different parts OF the island.
The Cretans immediately declared that
only two issues were possible-the an
nexation of the Island of Crete to
GreBce, or fighting until death ends the
struggle for the union.
Constantinople, Turkey, March "a. -
A special trade was issued by the
Sultan this morning, calling out for
active service Al battalions Of the
reserves of the second army corps and
also summoning to the colors the whole
of rha c0ntinoent of 1907 ..I.d n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-03-25


stitute to lay out public road In Broad Are eli
hundred; 70 supplements chapter lO7, Vol. Kill,
Laws OF Delaware, un reference 20 protecting
cemetery and bnrlal-placo propertasC To app
point an additional collector for the Wastern
Election district of Little Greer hundred; TO APP
point an assessor for the Eastern Election dis
trict OF Little Creah bundrei; by Mr.. ChsAirs, to
divorce Elizabeth 7. and William II. Euion. 10
change the date OF building school elections In
District No. 81, in New ,,ast,e county; by Mr..
Delaware; TO incorporate Clayton Lodge, No. o,
Shield Of Honor; 70 Incorporate John ". Clayton
Council, No. "a, Jr. Q. U. 4. NJ; by Mr.. hcCul-
Tough. TO revise certain portions of the election
laws Of tho state by Mr.. Thompson, to straighten
q public road In Loves and kehobofh hundred;
Ssuntv Gnms pro,.c,,ys Ssspca,,on we y, snssex
the farm Of william & Martin from school dis
trict No. 1872 TO No IL, In SUSSEX county; for tho
protection Of certain game.
Introduced : Hy Mr.. lIagell, 10 INCORPORATE
Union Castle, No. ~. X. g. a.; by MIR. Davis, to
amend chapter 80i, Vol XIX.
Read aud referrsd-1o amend the chnrter of
the Beaver Dam Ditch Co.; 70 amend chapter 40,
Vol. XVIII; In relation 10 foreign corporations
doing business In Delaware; TO lay out new
public road In Kent0n hundred.
Passed-lo incorporate the Wilmington Board
Of Trade: 10 incorporate the Riverside Brick
Morks; to recharIer The Bensilclal society of The
divorce Mablo Y. and William j. Tili: to incnrpo-
rate the smyrna Steamboat 20. tamended); to
divorce George 4. and Mary u. hannahs; to
ward y. u'Noai; In relation 10 taxation In GER
tain portion OF Wilmington,
ltecess 10 Up. IN. as
House reassembled at a4J O'Clock
Kotioes-By Mr.. Whitney, to lay out public
road In North West Fork hundred; by MIR.
johnson, 10 amend chapter bs8, Vol. XVIII; by
j. II. hopKIns, to divorce fnhn aud anna Taylor
Laid over unit March Ao--fo abolish days OF
grace; 10 change tha time Of holding school elec-
lions, until to-morrow morning.
kecommitted = 10 amend chapter bo7. Vol.
XVII.
introduced By M. cheairs, 10 enable the Mayor
aud Council VI Wilmington 70 borrow money Tor
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-06-18
NO. 33.

its resources being over two mil
lion dollars.
Harvey Klaer, of Strou dsburg,
member of Princeton Theological
Seminary, who recently under went
an operation for appendicitis at the
hospital in New York, is improving
and will come to Milford to recuper-
ate when the journey can be safely
undertaken.
james W. Pinchot and his son,
Clifford, spent few days in Milford
recently. Mrs. Pinchot sailed for
Europe last week and will soon be
followed by her husband, while
Clifford and Amos r. will take trip
through the West on matters con-
nected with forestry.
Mrs Neeson, residing in the Wal
lace cottage on Hartford street, saw
a snake several times disporting on
the lawn, and finally called on some
one who killed what proved to be a
good sized copperhead 1t had evil
IDENTIFY wintered in a wall near by,
and was getting in shape to move
on.
Misses Bertha Scheneman, Eva
Duley, frankie Schorrock, Marie
Wade, Maggie Sullivan, Emma Gill
ligan, and Messrs. John Bushweller,
Ed j. Carey and w. f. Wade, of
Port Jervis, came down on their
wheels and made a pleasant and
brief visit to w F. Kimball Of the
Pass Tuesday evening.