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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

lanes F. Markle was at Hough
ton Sunday
Hand ball is a favorite sport in
Baraga.
G. H. Huston was down from
Houghton Monday.
c. A. Stringer, of Houghton, was
in town yesterday;
Jacob Dolf, of Marquette, was in
town part of the week.
T. ]. Gallagher was at Marquette
Tuesday and Wednesday
IF. Hambitzer was down from
Houghton Wednesday.
Mrs. J. w. Aston, of Laird, is
visiting friends in town.
VIM. Coach was at the copper
country the fore part OF the week.
Miss Alice Crebassa and Hattie
davenport received new bicycles
this week
One of John Funke's deer broke
out Of the yard Tuesday and
Skipped
II is rumored that Theophile
Grenier has intentions of erecting
a store building.
The Houghton ball team will play
the Baragas in this city Sunday,
June 9th.
The schooner W. A. Sawyer took
on a cargo of lumber at Funke S
| dock this week.
Probate Judge Z. l.. Stone was
transacting court work at l. 'Anse
| Monday and Tuesday.
L. ]. Gallagher went to Hough-
ton Sunday to accompany Mrs.
Gallagher home, who had been visit
| ing friends there.
A dance was given by the young
people at Grandville Hall last
evening. which was fairly well at
tended and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. C. L. Roche and children
will leave tomorrow for Burlington,
Wis. where they will visit Mrs
Roche 5 parents for several weeks.
H. Wilcox and family left for
Rochester, Mich, Tuesday morn
ing, where they, will visit the par
ents OF Mr.. Wilcox for two or three
weeks.
Yesterday tombstone was
placed at the grave of the late
Mrs. Adolf Pinet. whose remains
are Inferred in the cemetery at
l. AnSe
The tug Silver Spray. of Eagle
Harbor, has been gathering up logs
along the shore this week, owned
10y J. Kingston
Mrs. Jones and daughter Minnie,
of Pequaming. who have been at
Munising for several weeks, stopped
on their way home Thursday and
visited Mrs. Buchanan.
Baraga has an A No. fire com
pany, and while the people of
the village appreciate that fact,
they do not seem to appreciate it
in exactly the right light-at
least from financial point OF
view II should be remembered
that the company is a volunteer
organization, banded together for
the purpose of protecting property
10 case Of fire, and while it would
be an impossibility TO pay the
brave ladies what their services
are actually worth, still they
should receive at least some re-
muneration for their willing and
timely services. Every organiza
ton Is necessarily under more
or less expense, aud it is certainly
wrong that the members of
volunteer fire company" should
be expected to foot the bills
which must be met. Would it not
be the proper thing for the
citizens of Baraga to unite and
lender the boys little aid as
reward and appreciation for their
necessary service? 1t certainly
WOul6
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-12

who were addressing documents ex-
toillng Marcus to national league
delegates all over the Union. Mar
Gus may bring George to the con-
,ventlon in Detroit next month, when
his old friends will kill few fatted
calvac >,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

Tacoma. Washington, Oct, IS. The
City Of Knang Yang, in Human Prov
ince, has been captured and it's inhabi-
tants massacred by bands forming a
part Of rebel army which is devastat-
ing Human and Juang Provinces, in
Southern China.
On August 9th the bandits scaled
tho walls OF Kuang Yang with tho 10
tention OF capturing thu provincial
prisun and releasing three of their
memhers there imprisoned. Ono band
tore down the prison. setting free
several hundred murderers, thieves and
debtors. Another gang attacked tho
central part of the city. first numbering
tho magistrate who had sent tho throe
bandits to prison. His entire family,
numbering 30. including servants. wac
killed. The night was spent in Staying
and plunderiug. All tho mandarns and
erory civil and military officer in the
city wero heaten. The number killed
exceeded II, 000. The insurgents num-
hersd 10, 900 men, bali of them armed.
Their avowed object is 10 destroy the
existing government in Southern China.
The government is greatly alarmed,
having no adequate means OF suppress
ing the inHurrection.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
GIFT From 4 JAMAICA WOMAN.
An Interesting Collection Received bv A
Eriend IN This rttv


An Interesting Collection Received bv n
Friend In This City.
Mrs. Harry A. Cantwell Of No. PIT
North Rbhney street, is in receipt OF q
most interesting cnllection of articles
from Mrs Albert Frost, a missionary
in Jamaica. The articles came In a
large box, and, notwithstanding the
distance, arrived in good shape. In the
box was fine specimen of sugar cane,
Just as 1t grows in the trupics cocoa
nut fresh from the tree; gourd artls-
tically carved by one of the natives; a
plant called tha anatto, bearing three
pods, each one of which ccntainH little
rod seeds. which arc used by the natives
for coloring soup; colfee as it appears
while growing also flowers and fruits
OF which little is known here besides
fancy articles, the hsndiwork OF Mrs.
Frost's assistant, ,Isadorc. .nt
Mrs. Cantwell prizes her collection
very highly and will preserve what she
can ae euriosities.
Mrs. Frost formerly lived In Balti.
more, Nd. Her husband is florist and
was in business there. He sold out
his Baltimore place and also some land
whinh be owned in Florida, after which
ha purchased 10 acres 10 Jamaica. upon
which he cultivatcs all kinds of tropi.
cal fruits and flowers. The property is
10 u mountainous country and is very
pretty.
Mrs. Frust writes that, although there
arv no English-speaking poopio within
10 miles of them. they are very we'll
pleased and the children of the natives
are anxious to learn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

Tho following officers of the Cigar
makers Union have been elected for
the ensuing year; President. Harry
Jacobs; Eice President William Land
thnler; Recording Secretary, Ayers
Edwards; Financial Secretary, L. NJ.
Lowe; Treasurer, O. b. Smith; Ser
geant- at Arms, Jesse Binnix; Trustees
Frank Platt, A. d. Edwards, John
Gotchmer; Label Committee, Ayers
Edwards, Jesse Binnix, Harry Reed. 4.
M. Lowe, William LGnithalsr: Finance
Committee, George Spath, Frank Platt,
W. Van Antwerp; Delegates to United
Labor League, Ayers Edwards, Harry
Jacobs, Jesse Binnlx, George Spath, a.
ID. Edwards.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
1.-THE CHURCH."
Words protestant Epsoopai' Omitted In
Milwaukee.

Words "Protestnnt Episcopal" Omitted In
milwaukee,.
Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. lG. The Prot
estant Episcopal Church of America
will he known in the future simply
az 1.-THE Church" II the movement
formally inHugurated at tho Milwaukee,
diocesan conference yesterday is taken
up by the dioceses generally through.
out the country, as the clergvmen and
lRymon firmly believe it will.
10 amending the constitution of the
diocese, the words ''The Protestant
Episcopal Church, were strickep out
and tho words 1.-THE Church" inserted
in their stoad. 1t is stated that thia
change has been under discussion for
some time in different dioceses, but
tho Milwaukee diocese ia The first,
according to one Of the lay delegates,
10 take action in the matter.
Tnn amendment to the constitution
has hoen adopted without discussion,
having been considered at the council
meeting in Madison last year, when 1t
wac decided to put it TO vote at this
meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
THREE IN Az ACCiDESE
One wus Mrs. Evniyn y. Crouch, Formerly
of This CITY.

One Was Mrs. Evnlyn u. Crouch, Formerly
of This CITY.
Among the passengers going south
on Monday on the Philadelphia, Will
mingion & Baltimore train leaving here
at IL o'clock were MIR. and Mira Edmund
Il. Crouch and Miss Evaiyn Il. Crouch
OF Washington. They were in parlor
car Mr.. Crouch and daughter. both
invalids, occupied the easterly side OF
the car ann we're resting upon II number
OF cushions IN order to make their
journey as comfortable as possible.
Mrs. Crouch, who is former Will.
mingtonian, and was formerly Miss
Evalyn Foley, spoke of the familiar an.
Pearance OF the city while the train
stopped at the station.
The party was enroute from New
York City to Washington. their home.
On Tuesday, September 2Sth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crouch and daughter were driving
on East Fifty second strcet. New York,
when their carriage collided with q
runaway team and all were thrown out
Of The carriage. Mr.. Crouch sustained
severe bruises about the hoad ana
shoulders, while Mrs. Crouch was more
fortunate and seemed 10 receive only a
general shaking up. Miss Crouch was
not SO fortunate and sustained injuries
to her left side and collar bone.
II waH only with the greatest amount
OF coaxipg ON the part of tho young
lady that the party risked the trip
homewartl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

Tho official batting averages Of the
National League were given out Monday
morning. Willie keeler OF baltimore
leads by safe margin, Clarke Of Louin-
Wills ia second, kolley of baltimore third
and Stivetts of Boston fourth. Hurkett
OF Cleveland. WHO lud tho League in
this department for two seasons, ia
fifth. while tho hitting Philado phitna,
Delehanty and LGjcio, arc sixth and
aeventh IN tho order named. Jerry
Nops has neYer been cOnsidoreh bats.
man OF any account and il nmurg tho
tail endora Amole Ind not played in
enough games to come 10 on the list.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
CONVICTED OF MURDER.
Riley W. Stewards slayer to Die on IN
Galiows.

Riley W. Stewards slayer to Die on the
Galiows
Dallas, TBxHs, Oct. 10. --Eflio Jonos,
colored has been convicted OF the muir
der Of Riley W. Stewart, n prominent
Democrat Of East Texas, and the death
penalty has hesp pronounced.
Stewart wGs murdered on ths night
OF May 18th last. Effic Jones confssse d
that be killed Stewart with club. and
thst William Jones hired him TO com
init the crime becao so Stewart carried
$40, 600 life insurance 10 which William
Jones was interested. William Jones
was one of the most prominent white
Democrats 10 this section Of the State.
A few nights after tho murder aud con.
fession Stewards friends broke into the
Tyler Jail and shot William Jones 10
death in mis- coll, sparing tho black
man TO be dealt with by the law. II
was the most sensational lynching
Texas has aver had, anil SCORES Of white
men OF East Texas are under indict.
ment for murder because of it.
Elite Jones. the condemned negro,
adheres to his confession.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

Waneta Council Degree OF POGO.
hontas, has been organized with tho
following ohiefs; Prophecies. Annie
n. Hanna; foGahontas. Mary Il. Groei;
Wonona, Lulu Fairiamh PoVhatan,
Eva Moore; Keeper OF Records, MARY
NJ. Mcintyre; Keeper of Wampum,
Lydia L. Taylor; First Scout. Il. Il.
Hanna; Second Scout, Mary J.;ltrnusa;
Guard Of Wigwum, Mary T. Dinsmoro:
Guard Of Forest, Mary ShHrplcsa; First
Runner, Hyella Scott; SscOnd Runner,
Mary u. Jacobs; First Warrior, Emma
NJ. ialmor; Second Warrior, Lizzie
Hawkins: Third Warrior, Alice A.
Whontley: Fourth Warrior, Josephine
Stewart; First Counsellor, Carrie T..
Rankin; Second Counsellor, Molyiue
Tuxbery
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
goLDEy irEDDISa .iSsIrEnsArr.

F. GOLDEN FEEDING sINSIPERSAIF
Interesting History of an aged Couple of
Bangor, Pa.
Some Wilmingtouians Oh Saturday
attended the golden wedding ami.
yersary OF MIR. and Mrs. William ii.
Speer at Bangor, IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speer are the Oldest
married couple in that town, ard are
universally honoreh and esteemed. 1t
IS doubtful whether a parallel to the
Spesr family cur be found ID the State.
Mr.. Speer 10 "a years old, the second
oldest OF family of 10 children, OF
whom nine arc living. while Mrs.
Speer, who is %, is one OF l2 children,
OF whom 10 are living. Nine children
were born unto them, ak sons and
three daughters, and all OF them arc
living. They are George and Otto OF
this city: Luther f., lawyer, OF
Washington, ID, Q. y; John II. OF West
Chester, Dr.. Oliver X. of 1amaqua,
Jacob r., Register OF wills Of North
ampton county; Mrs. Albert L. Meyer
Of A llentown, and Mrs. Jones and M isH
Ella Sneer Of Bangor. There. are II
grandchildren living. I'he only death
in tho family in 30 years was that Of q
grandchild under months of age. MIR.
Speor'a parents celebrated not ouly the
50th, but also the Coin anniversary oil
tbpir wedding.
Both OF Mr. Speer's parents reached
the patriarchal age OF 80 years. AMI
Mrs. Spcer's mother also lived 10 be an
nonagenariau. The Average of Mr..
Speer's nine brothers and siaters 10 &C,
ana Mrs Speer's 10 brotheTs and sisters,
81. At tho reunion an address wai
made by one Of the sons. Otto. Of this
city. and by the pastor of tho age,
couple. Rev. l.. A. fehl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
Nor1BLE cERgM0yr.


Baptism OF Infant son of Duke and
Duchess of Marlborough.
London, Eng, Oct. lC. AT tho
Chapel Royal. st. Jamos Palace, to-
day, the sub-desn, the Rev. Edgar
Sheppard, baptized the infant son and
hoir of the Duke and Duchess Of
Marlborough. The Prince of Wales,
who was sponsor nt the Duke of Mari.
burough'a christening, acted again to.
day IN that capacity 10 the case Of tho
atter's son. The Nlarchiuncss OF Bland-
ford. mother of the Duke Of MARI
borough. anu William X. Vanderbilt
father of tho Duchess of MARLBOROUGH,
were the other sponsors Tho altar and
font were beautifully decorated with
flowers.
Among those present, in addition to
tho parenta and sponsors. were tho
Duke ami Duchess Of Buccleuch. Lord
Churchill, Lady Pembroke and Lord
Frederick Hamilton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

l,riigeville. Oct, II. 1.-Two miles from
hero lives colorei family consisting o!
Aaron Quail and wife anu "a children.
Twenty throo years ago Quail married
Martha Ann Rogers, and q children
were horn. Ono child died. Thore we're
three sets OF twins. Two years agu his
first wife licd, and one year later Quail
married again. Ono child IL tho result
Of this union. Two tablss are used
when meal is being served. Fourteen
arc ut one table and II at tho other, to
escape the unluclty l3.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

William H. IIollett of tho Wilmington
Bicycle Club, who has twice assisted In
pacing Lieut.. Wise between Washing
ton and New York, Sunday made a
new record between Market atrcet
hridgo III Philadelphia ami Market
streot bridge In this rity. covering the
distance in hour, q minutes and 20
secunds. The record was Formerly held
by Clarence A. Elliott, his time being
one hour, 30 minutes and 30 seconds
nollott was pacod by Frank Boyle,
George Morris, j. a. Oliver. Dr., and
fleorgo +. Cornell. lio waB started by
". ". Riue and timed by Elwoud q.
IIihhert.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
rROMlNG 4 .nnRDER.


ANehths'hS u EHtEis-hetOulllnseu houy
Found in IL Car.
Elkton, Md. Oct. II. Tho descriptinn
OF q boy. whose partly decomposed se-
mains were found in au empty car Tor
horses at Wiiiamspurt, Pa, which had
been billed from Elkton TO Toronto.
Canada, answers that of lal who
came hero in the car with five rare
horses consigned to James Levi. 1t is
supposed he was paid oil anu was steal
ing ride back home IN tho empty car.
when he was murdered for his money
When the car reached Willianispurt
yesterday one of the railroad employees,
noticing an unpleasant odor, opened
the door ami found the body.
The boys huud was crushed in with
a coupling pin, which was found 10 the
car, and there we're finger marks on tho
throat. 1t is thought by great many
that tho murder was committed hure
Wednesday prior to the car leaving this
station that night. Mr.. Mccullough,
proprietor of the keystone grocery, one
OF whose paper bags was found III thu
car, says he remembers ceiling cakes to
a boy answering the description. The
car contained troughs, feed boxes, &c. /,
and the body could easily hove been
concealed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
RILEY,s LAME EyC0sE.


Held for Court on the charge of Stealing
the Rev. j. Il. Dll's OEercOat.
James Riley, who had been arrested
by Officers Davidson and John Ward,
was arraigned in the municipal court
on Monday on the charge OF larceny
of an oyerGoat valued at Sli. the prop
erty of the Rev. j. r. Dill, from tho
Peoples Mission, No. III Sbipley street,
on Saturday. Mr.. Dill said that when
the coat waH taken there were some
valuable articles in the pocaeta, in tine
collection being memorandum book,
which he had used for about 20 years.
lie also said pair OF trousers had
heen stolen from the building. The cont
was recovered in James Cohen's second
hand atore by Officer liastun. Riley,
who claimed that he bought the coat
for 40 cents while he was drunk, was
held in 5000 bail TO answer tbs charge
at the upnor court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
shouted "LYaoH the FIkSD.p
Excitement at San Pie're, In starke County.

Excitement at San Pieire, In Starke County,
Ind.
Knox, Iud., Oct. IL. Considerable
excitement wss created at San Pierre.
hamlet in tho west end OF Sturke
county, yesterday.
On August 18th last william MeH-
eenger shot and instantly killed Uharlos
Nelson, farmer of this county, with.
out provocation, nnd escaped. Inst
Wednesday the fugitive was captured
at Marion, Ind, and brought TO this
PLACE by Sheriff llarter Of this county.
Yesterday his preliminary examination
took place at San Pierro, and he was
bound over in the Starke county CIR.
cult Court TO await the action Of the
grand jury. While waiting for the
train, the wife OF the murdered man
went up to the prisoner and, showing
him her baby, told him he had muir
dreh ita father and struck him violen,
blow in the face. Immediately cries OF
lynch the fienrl, !" came from all sides,
and the sheriff had difficulty 10 getting
the prisoner out Of town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

Washington, Oct. Is. -Chist Justice
Fuller, when tho Supreme Court met
to day, announced that the Joint Traffic
kate koai Association case, from New
YORK, and tho Lnclede gasigbt case,
from ST. Louis, had boen assigned by
the court for argument ON the first
Monday 10 January. The argumenta
had boon set for this mouth, hut
Justice Fiold's retirement leaves the
bench with only eight members, and,
IN view Of the important constitutional
questions presented by these two cases,
II waa desired that they should be
heard by full bonch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

Mrs. Mary NJ. James. widow Of Daniel
James. died Sunday Mt her residence,
southwest corner Of Eighth and West
stroets, after an illness of IL days She
was in hsr 10th year and until iler Inst
illness had been strong and active for
one OF her age. Mrs. James was born
in Rhode Island, her maiden name
bling FosdiGk. She was deacsndcd from
the Onriest New England settlers. She
was married to Mr.. James more than
20 years ago, aud after they lived in
New York and Washington short time
they came to this city. Hure Mr..
Jamha oponoh hardware store which
no succoasfully conducted. IIc died in
1883. The james residence ut Eighth
and West streets h1s been occuuied by
the family since 1853 Mr.. aud Mrs.
James had - children, reven Of whom
are now living, namely Maury. Daniel
and Clifford JameB Mrs. John q. Tan
ner of Jersey City and tho Misses
Laura, Alice and Marian Jamrs. Mrs.
James was thu last of her generation.
she was we'll known for her charity.
Her funeral took place Tuesday after
noon. lnternent was made in tho
burial ground adjoining Fret presby.
teriGn Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

Stamford. Conn, Oct. G.--Lizzio
Fleming. a servant in the employ of
Alanson @. Dixon. Stamford grocer,
was solzod with homictai mania
shortly after Midnight, and, arming
herself with an axe, entered her mis-
tress' sleeping room. There she at.
tackled Mrs Dixon. inilicting probably
fatal injuries. and also wounded Mr..
Dixon anu his daughter. She then iled,
but was found this morning uncon.
sfcious under the front porch of tho
house.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

+ always a war win the c0mployion.
Guard against It Is they will ladies cantlot
avoid his disiiguring Ways, They cail, how.
ever, abilcratG their effects nv using NJ their
toilets "Glehn'a sulphur SOUP" This nInr.
yelous rcStorer Of female beauty is free
from all the objectionable properties OF
The metallic washes in common use.
being Us puisunlesS a- water. Be,
ware Of couutcrieits. la this ace of
inquiry and analysis, no deleteriol.s toilet
article can succeed sold by druggists.
llills Instantaneous Hair Dye" owes itS
popularity no les to the safety with Which
1t can be used, than 10 Tie extraordinary
beauty and lHstrr Of the cUlors it produces
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

What is believed to be tho greatest
engineering feat on record was under.
taken on tho New York division of tn.
PennBy lvaniR railroad Monday. Tho
OH iron span crossing the Schuylkill
at Paramount Park was replaced by n
new steel structure 10 two minutes and
% seconds. The fridge and spans
entire we're built by the Edge Moor
Bridge Co.. anu several representatives
Of the company were present whom the
change was made. a..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

iondon, Eng, Oct. lG. = Edward
iInneiry, tho husband of ActrRss Lily
LanGtry, diod last night in the insane
asylum Mt Chester, 10 which no was
rrecently committed by magistrate,
having been found wandering in holm
leas condition in that vicinity. II is
supposed that Mr.. l4angtry was suffer.
Ing from conclusion Of tho brain, due
to falling down tho gangway of the
steamer ON which no travelled from
Dublin TO Iiolyhead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

William }. Ferris of Now Castle, on
Saturday afternoon, defeated Vuigt,
tho Philadelphia champion, 10 d
series Of chess games for tina champion
ship, Tho score now stands: Ferris, 3
Noigt, / Drawn, 3. Should Mr.. Voigt
win the next game the games will hs
discontinued, as per agreement. Should
Ferris win tho next game then tho games
will be continual until one or tho other
gains the requisite number Of five games
wun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21
DLEASE bear in mind the fact

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|"less money! and of $50 called
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Tx desired shade readily obtained, Pamphlet
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various combinations osades forwarded application
Intending to paint
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-21

At the meeting of the Union Re.
Publican county committee on Saturday
Afternoon Chairman j. Frank Ewurt
Of Mill Greek hundred was instructed
to. communicate with the chairman of
eaeh hundred committee in reference
10 holding an election for delegates on
Saturday, October 30th. There will be
Is delegates chosen on that day in New
Oastle'county to meet the G2 from Sus.
sox and 10 from Kent at the convention
TO be held in Dover The meeting All.
iourned until next Saturday.