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CABLE CAR PASSENGER ON FIRE.

A BOX or Matches I'm Ills Pocket IGnitea ana
Burned Hts Clothing.
A commotion was created in q car of tho
Broadway cable line about 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon by a box of matches ignitine in the
pocket of one OF the passengers and setting fire
to his clothing. He was in a blaze in an instant,
and was 30 badly frightened that his first i'm
pulse was to dash out Of the car. Other pas
sengers caught hfn8spd held him until they ex-
tinguished the flames. The right side of his
sack coat was destroyed. and also the lining of
his overcoat. Tho car was filled with smoke
and the odor of scorched cloth for some time.
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straightenin1 or tho Cartilage In tho Nos
Accoupiished without Pain.

AccomDIIshed WITHOUT PnIn.
CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 25.-Hypnotic influence
spared q woman the experience of what would
otherwise have been q very painful operation
this afternoon. It was tried on Mrs. O'Neil, q
woman % years Of age. in the presence Of all
the students at the Cleveland Homeopathic
Medical College.
The operation was performed by Prof. George
II. Quay. professor Of diseases of the nose and
throat, for what is technically known as the
strengthening of the DETECTED septum or oar
tilage which separates tho ~nostrils, which in
this case was 80 DETECTED as to obstruct one
nostril.
Tho woman was hyppotiEed by 8. q. Small. o
student. She was restored to consciousness,
and declared without hesitation that she had
not felt the slightest pain.
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PETER F. MEYER VERY ILL.

Richard Croker's Partner Will Have 10 Under
20 n Dangerous Operation.
Peter F. Meyer. who is Richard Croker's part
ner in tho roal estate business at Ill Broadway,
is at present confined to his home. 100 Lenox
avenue. by a severe illness. and 1t will be neces-
sary for him to undergo a dangerous operation.
Mr., Meyer has not been at his office for q week.
Mr.. Croker has expressed great anxiety for his
friends condition.
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GEORGE ). eoULD's MINIATURES.

we seArd sf Appraisers Asked to Reduce tho
Daty-AF. 0sFry's HarniiaFs.
George J. Gould and Elbridge 7. Gerry were
interested in cases before the Board Of General
Appraisers yesterday. Z. W. Glaenzer Of
Sonpn & Co. appeared before the board to
argue that Q collection of eighteenth century
t1st trip abroad, and imported by tho firm for
MN, should DO admitted as works of art at 20
cent. ~
Commodore Gerry appeared before the board
IA person 70 endeavor 70 prove that some draw.
Ing room furniture Imported by him should
Some In free as OF the period OF Louis XIV. The
board reserved its decision.
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rho Bullion Pile suddenly won. Below.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. GA curious accident
happened ON the steamer Coptic while she was
lying at Shanghai. A largo amount of bullion.
which had boon piled on tho hatch, broke
through. carrying three officers OF tine ship down
several tiers Of -four In sacks saved the vessel
from destruction. as the weight of the bullion
was 30 great that IL would have gone clear
through the steamers bottom.
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MADR1D,s WAY OF LOOKING At III
Many ReEara the Maine ut Havana % an Act
or Proyocation.
sssotaI Gable DespatoA to THr Sun.

Special Cable Despatoh to TIE suH.
MADRID. Jan. 25.-The members of the Gov.
ernment and other officials here say that NO
Importance Ia to be attached to the visits of
American warships to Havana, to which Spain
could not object when the relations between the
two countries are friendly. and in view of tho
statement made by tho United States Govern
ment regarding the despatch Of the Maine.
Tho newspapers, on the contrary, sharply re-
mark upon the unpleasant sensation caused
here by sending the Maine to Havana The
Impartial, among others. stigmatizes the de-
spatch of tho warship as an unwarranted act of
proyocation. A majority of the newspapers adj
wise the people of Havana to show forbearance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-26
LIVES SAVED BY A BoY.
Jimmie Quick HauIs Dat Three Roys VIII Haa
Broken Through the Ice.

Broken Through the Ice.
HUDSON, Jan. 25.-Last evening about dusk
Freddie and Chester Thornton. seated on a sled.
were being pushed over the ice on Underhill
Pond by another lad named Hallenbeck. on
skates. The Ice was very thin and the three
broke through. Their cries brought 1o-ycar-old
Jimmie Quick and others to the spot. but the Ice
Was so thin no one of any weight dared venture
on 1t. Young Quick threw himself on the ice.
and. calling on the others TO grab him by his
legs. stretched out and drew ono after the other
one rescued required tho help OF . physician to
revive him.
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alarm CLOCKS AT 4 LECTURE.
PreE WendsI1s Classroom at Harvard Dis
tarbea By an Alleged Joke.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 25.-The final lecture
in English 8, tho largest and most populsr
course In modern English literature at Harvard,
conducted by Prof. Barrett Wendell. was dis
turbed this morning by the ringing Of two alarm
clocks concealed In the lectuTe room. This
course meets three times a week In the FogR
Wendell took no notice when the first alarm
clock sounded, but q few minutes later, when
the second one began ringing, no rose from his
chair and left the room.
THE attendance at this mornings lecture was
particularly large, as every member was anx-
the examinations. which are TO DO held next
week.
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RUSSIA OPPOSES ENGLAND.
strenuous Rnorts at Pekin to Defeat Britlsl
Purposes.
Special Cable Dcspatoh to THE Sun.

Purposes.
Special Cable Dcspatch to THE sun
PEKIN, Jan. 25.-M. Pavloi. tho Russian
Charge d'Affaires. is pressing tho Government
to Immediately reject the conditions proposed
by Grcat Britain in connection with the pro.
posed loan. He has informed the Teung-li-
Yamon that Russia is willing to provide q loan
on the same financial terms as those offered by
Great Britain.
NJ. Dubail. the French Charge d'Afraires. sup
ports NJ, Payloff,
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slmm, Mlehael sss. rar Dlvares.

Crown POINT. Ind. Jan. Jimmy"
Michael, the famous bicycliSt. instituted suit
hero to-day for divorce from his wife. Fanny
Michael, moo Lewis, 20 whom he was married at
CardlR, Wales. on March 10. 1895. He says
that she deserted him three mouths later and
has since lived an improper life.
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ROMA.NO DEAD.

The Prisoner who Jumped from the Toplsst
Gallery In the TOmbs.
francesca Romauo, who jumped from the top
tier of the Tombs. where he was confined. sew
eral days ago. died last night at Gouverneur
Hospital,
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UNDER-TRoLLEYs IN TIE 81 o
some TroubIs In AIAdison Avenue with Dark
ana Stalled Cars.

ano Stalled Cars.
The new Msdison avenue trolley cars had
their frst experience last night with snow and
got into some difficulty. All along the line
from Fifty-nintn street down to the Fourth ave6
nue. tunnel traffic WAS impoded about IL o'clock
and n number of tho cars were without lights, or
had to be pushed along by others.
One cause of the trouble was said to be the
short circuiting OF a current In the subway at
Forty-third street owing TO the slush. This af-
fected all the cars moro or less as FAR up a.
Ftfty-ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-26

Hale DesLsI Export Prices
1895 styles now ready 10 stone StrSst.-AdS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-26

Tho Talk or tho Town.
simpsons new Loan once and safe Deposit Vaults,
IIS West lRd Ct. near Broaawayy-AaV
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ne says THAT Every British Government VIII
Insist Upon Great Hritain's Treaty R,Ehts-
ne Emphasizes the Declarations nzaae by
Cir Michael uichs-Reach - Russia FlrIa.
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IS CHARGED WITH ABORTION.
DR.. Isaac H. Knowles, Of George
town, is the Accused Man.
OTHER PARTIES IMPLICATED.
CorOner's Jury Refuses to Reveal the
Names Of the Principals in
The Case.
Their PARTIES IMPLICATED,

Special to The Sun.
LAUREL, Jan. l4.-SuS>eN county has
provided another sensation. In this re.
regard it is fast rivaling Camden, n. }.
The latest is an abortion case in which
one OF the most prominent officials in
the county, it iis alleged, is particeps
criminis at least. The facts as near as
can be learned are as follows:
A teegraphic order for the arrest OF
one of Sussex county's weIl-known doc
tors has been Issued A few days ago,
while returning from school, some child
rem found the body of a nude baby in
the Beaver Dam stream. was at once
taken to the undertaking establishment
of f. b. Riggin. The coroner was
promptly notified and a jury immediate
ly empane!cd, OF which G. W. kenncy
was made foreman. Owing to the III
tense excitement prevailing, and the
alarming evidence produced, the jury
were compelled to adjourn until today.
The coroner and foreman were untiring
in their efforts to slit the matter to the
bottom and their efforts have been
crowned with success.
At The adjourned inquest today the
names OF tie guilty parties We're all re-
vealed, though the names OF the young
man and the girl connected with the al
fair were withheld by tie jury.
Immediately after the inquest the
coroner ordered by telegraph the arrest
of DR.. Isaac H. Knowles, Of Georgetown,
one Of Sussex county's Oldest physi-
clans.
Warrants for the arrest of the other
parties will be issued at once. Enough
evidence has been obtained, it is said, to
warrant the prosecution Of the principals
to the fullest extent OF the law.
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John W.killcn was in Snow Hill, Nd. :,
yesterday and today attending the meet
lngs of the Peninsula horticultural Soci-
ETY.. lie reports very interesting ses-
SION.
Misses Grace and Frances Stevenson
have returned from Pennington, where
they have been the guests of Miss Jessie
Harrington.
The remains oi lIilbuu NJ. Cook were
brought here today and taken to Bar
ratt Clap"! for intcrnen,. He died at
the home of his brolhrr-n -n-law, Charles
llll%ard, in Queenstown, Md.
The steam saw mill owned by Ezekiel
Fleming, OF Harrington, located on the
west Sidr Of town, and which has been
III operation iorthr past eighteen nunths,
shut down yesterday. While here they
furnished t" the public some five hun
drrd cords Of slab wool. lie was en-
gagged in furnishing ties for the railroad.
lie vii! remove his mill t. Il trac, of
timber near MllsIail's min. below Mil
ford.
William ). parvis Of Milford, was in
town Yesterday.
llomcl Franklin visited here Wclnrs-
day.
Several farmers lave shipped large
quantities uI sweet potatoes from here this
week to il" cities and lave realized rx-
ccII"nt prizes.
W Il. lIarni%I, Of Lancaster las been
the guest Of L. !. llarnish.
Charles ". Wright, with J. j. Rams
dell, rhilad"l phia, vas tie guest ni
friends here Wednesday.
George Wal'Icman has returned from
his trip t" Florida.
Mis- Julia G. IIargalinr has returned
from visit to ILiIadclphia.
Il. r. Cooper has returned from Ea,t
more.
Rev. James Cook, who has been a,-
SsllnS Rrv. i. Bruce Taylor with his
extra meetings, has gone to Camden,
N. J.
Miss Lola Layton is visiting friends in
Dover.
\. E. Conner was in Dover yesterday.
Extra meetings have closed at the NJ.
f. Church on account OF the dsagrrrahc
weather.
+. L. lIar'c*:y was in Philadelphia
Wednesday.
\. &. o Neal was in Philadelphia yes
tcrlay.
Clarence Rice was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. llrzrkiah Slpp, at lIoIlandsvilIc,
today.
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McDOnOugh.
Dr. Malcolm Council, Of Odessa, spent
Wednesday with John L. Cralle and
family.
Miss Esther A. Cole, of Dover, spent
Monday with her aunt, Mrs. William II
Lofland
Miss Ida +. keese, OF Millington. Md,
spent Sunday with her sister, Leila NJ
Reese.
Miss Ethelrowc Loiland spent Satur
day and Sunday with relatives in Will
mington and Dover.
Marshal Webb, OF Ellcndalc, spent f.;
few days Of the past week with his
brother, J. p. Webb, Sr.
Xix Brown, formerly Of Mckccsport
Pa. but now in Chester with the Pay
tons Comedy Co., visited his aunt, Mrs
William II. Lohand, during the pas,
week.
Mrs. Almeda Spiccr and daughter Al
mona. Of Sharon Hill, who have beer
guests Of Mrs. w. H. Noshcll, are now
the guests Of her uncle, Solomon Davis
near Mt. Pleasant.
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Hiilfi,rl.

On Saturday evening lat at S.I
" "r'"rE III" residence oi John {. Ward in
\ nth Milford WAS the seen" o. a : me.
what romantic Wedding. when Mrs
Slla!I kc-slor, g. years Of age and MIR
Joseph Spencer, - years nl age, were
united in tn" holy bonds oi matrilpny
by ia" Rev. :. H. rvrrl,n. pastor Of the
Baptist church Of this city, Tie wrh-
ding Wu< to have htcn on sunday El~t
but Oh Satrd1y evening Mr. ) Irnrrl
caIIrd on Mrs. kr~-lrr ana after takn!
for Il little While both concluded they
wouid get narrird withou, further delay
a~ they were uiraiI something would
happrn before tI,u nuptal knot couiI h
ii | "I Sanlay Mr.. aud Mrs. Spencer
will reside on what is knoWn rs the
! 'anl farm, in Cedar Creek, which ia N
Nj. = cncrr oWnS.
j. II. Thprston Of near I.n,o.u civ
was caI!rd, On Thursday last. to Lester,
Mass, by the severe illness Of his mother
Ms. J.. y. Thur-lun, who has reached
tIc rare old age Of ~ years.
John j. Rosa, Charles Barker, ). +.
b, Wo"da, u. $ Collins and Dr. J. g.,
Sh'iip are attending the Eleventh An
nua meeting pf tll" Peninsula IIorlcll-
val 5 ccy now in session at Snow
II |, Md.
DR.. George W. Marshall attended a
Trustees Meeting Of the colorcd college
III Dover yesterday.
Walter l.. Grrr returned to Phiia,ic!-
phia on Wednesday, where he is attend
ing the Pennsylvania Dental College.
Coroner Walls OF Kent county was in
Milford yesterday.
Dr., Frank H. ''ricrnnl Mrs. Grinr and
MIS-. l.. ID. Canlk Of Camden, spent We'd.
mslay in Milford
Robert y. Gricr ni Salisbury visited
Milford relatives yesterday.
Miss Llcv Taylor, Mrs. II. u. Bower
and George Taylor are with relatives in
Milford.
Miss Wallace Of Philadelphia, attend.
The sun., 1898-01-15
LOST AND FGUND.

O-T-s;mal hand sntrhrl. containing yullUW
\ IWchr'hUnk, tNu rings, stick piM and u sun
ui money, or King street, from Fourth to Il
King.
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Against the immigration Bill.

G lrAGo, Jan. l4.-Thr officers of $50
German societies OF Chicago have mailed
IN extensively signed circular to every
lnrnhtr OF Congress, protesting against
any Legislation which will restrict i'm
grafton.
Read The Sun.
The sun., 1898-01-15

DANIEL MI lI!,iAN or Cornelius Carhiu, dis.
charged from Co H. 9th &. s. infantry, March *
1881, at jefferson Barracks Mo-; entitled To rro,,
erty; liberal reward for proof of death. Address
GEO. a. SMfTllE, Counsellor at Law, 40 Amrs
building, Boston. Mass '''''''
The sun., 1898-01-15
HIP WANTEI--FEMALES.

yEANTEp-A hallgrow'l rolor'd girl. about
w ii y"ar- Of age. 1919 W Fourth street IT,
NI'ANTE!'-A lmIfgrown white girl for house
w work. state wages, Address =. q, Box
~. city.
N7vANlED-- Married lady ranvas,cr> To sell
w private hpoN for wunIcu. Gl3 King street,
II, N. orc =. II.
NVANTEI'1,Hright Young woman ,,"nogra,
w rhcr and Remington OPERATOR EoX W,
Wilmington, Del.
w ANrED-W"mcn To sell lhn>>inr. Li'~'al
w contract. a sale at every door. hrHsSinr
Manufacturing Company River and Ini'n
streets. WilkcsNHrrr Pa
The sun., 1898-01-15

SlOt Id this meet the eye OF any of the rcla.
Of SiorErnrl England, MIR. FREDEKICk
BEARD will be pleased to see or hear from them,
Address British Steamship Encrgia, Market st.
wharf, New York. WV ''
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ltarril,.i,'l.

Phij!ip lord Of Georgetown is tie
guest Of friends here.
Mrs. Gror%" l.. Baird and son larry
are visiting rIa'iycs in Wilmington.
'rru Wm,IrrS and Jacob Tibbit,
caught a mic" lot ot nu'ivt>, pix" an.
entities in u smalI gil net in Wilson's
mill lon this IN ,rning, several Of thc
InHI'c,~ Weighing over tire" pounds
each.
Avn Smith o Grrc lbprp, N', is
spending a few days win friends here,
j. :. Harrington J. visiting in Fed rails
burr, Nd.
Il. T. $nWtcIr rcturncL irpm Baltimore
today.
4 horse attached to carriage hrlurg-
ing t" Peter Harrington ran away YES
tcrday afternoon. but was captured be-
fore doing much darnug"
Jamcs SattcrirId Of Grccnwupd is
visiting friends here
The sun., 1898-01-15
TJNII.,'iitl.

Money sod at Il premium If 20 cent?
per share on Monday night last,
james $. Wilson, Of Smyrna, srn,
Sunday with friends in Townsend.
": i. Graves is spending II few days
in Wilmington and PhIadclphia iii.
week.
George Ivory had the middle .agcr OF
his r'""' band cut "fi white getting les,
on Tuesday.
Professor George NJ Duttcn, deputy
supreme organizer. will institute u con
clayc OF llcpta'ophs on Thursday cv, :
ming.
Miss LiCa FI' dyson is recovering from
her injuries received by being thrown
ON Il ra"riar" during runaway ac..-
dent on New Years day.
1t looks now as if Townsend will have
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El!. SALE.

s>UR SAl.E-A stocked cigar store, AMI HX-
l i'r's; good location. 4 bargain for rasi
Apply this oilirc. u
The sun., 1898-01-15

NANCY CARLAN-t'amc from Birmingham.
England III lS72; entitled to property: liberal r, :.
Warn iur proof Of death. Address GEO A.,
Boston, Mass
The sun., 1898-01-15

INFORMATION wanted of Rosanna
Reilly, (domcstic) Please send address
to 70 Convent avenue, New York city.
The sun., 1898-01-15
SaSsairaH.

The contest at the festival in Galcna
for the handsome crayon of Bishop Cur
tis, was won by Miss Helen McNuAn, Il
popular young lady near Galena.
Mr.. John +. Ernest is doing 50 much
business at his wherlwright shops here
he has been compelled to employ an
other workman to assist our own wide
awake workman, Mr. Frank Sylvester.
Mr.. Earnest can now boast OF having
two of the best workman in Kent county.
Mr.. Lynn CauIk has been seriously i'll
for the past week. Reports tonight are
he is somewhat improved, we feel very
glad to state, as Mr. Caulk is one of our
model Young men, with nothing but
goodness in him. We have felt very
anxious, and his mother has our warm
est sympathy in this hour Of trial
Several from here attended the twenty
fifth marriage anniversary Of Mr. and
MIS- Walter Allen, at their home, near
CcciIton, on Monday evening A most
delightful time was spent at their hos
pitable home The years tell lightly ON
the happy couple. Mr.. Luff Spry, OF
this town, father of Mrs. Allen, although
Il years OF age, is well and hearty, and
attended the happy event.
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I.cWcH.

James Morris Of this town, has Il fox
and this morning lac will let Rcy-
nard loose on the open beach and all the
excitement connected with fox chase
will be enjoyed by lnwcs sportmcn.
The fight tor tn" LevrS post office goes
mcrrilly on, and Mr.. Bccbc the present,
incumbent, is well satisfied with the
present condition, as the fight between
Mr.. Maui and Mr. Norman has allowed
him to hold the Off g for three months
over his term
The young men Of this town are con
tcmp'nting an al a'ucr minstrel show t"
be soon g.'cn in tI" Dnttcn Lyccunl.
Th" election Of officers for the Pilots
Association OF HE Bay and River Of Del.
aware resulted in the selection Of Capt
}. J. Nirdcn OF LcwcS, ~ president: K.
+. Hughes of Cape May, treasurer; and
J. i. Merritt oi phiIa .r,p..ia. secretary
The Directors. are Gcolgn Wallace and
SalmIrI Rowland. ui lhi.Hd, Iphin; T. s.
EdriHgr, Lewis $ayrrs, A. +. Bennett .ui
Cape May; Harry MaHI, i. v. Marshall
an, trprgc l.. Chambers, ui i"wr-
There Wa+ an opposition ticket with G..
A. Inupitt, for President.
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st. Georges.

Miss Edna Stetson, n graduate OF
Goldcy's Commercial College, has ac-
ccptcd position as stcnographrr in Il
real estate office in Wilmington.
Mrs. Joseph Jones on Monday return
cd from visit at EIsncre, where she
was called by the very serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. McNammee.
The revival services in the II. f.
Church are growing in interest each
evening. Although the attendance is
not as large as desired, those present
manifested II deep interest.
Invitations have been issued for II
social this Thursday evening, at the
home Of Thomas Swan, near Delaware
City, in honor OF his daughter Miss
Bessie, which quite II number Of our
voung folks will attend.
Tine names oi the scholars in the
primary department Of the st. Georges
public school that reached an average of
30 per cent. or over for the past mont
are; Norman Nanllcklr. fourth grade,
"; Cazier Ellison, second grade, ".
Rev. Il. A. Davidson is continuing this
week the evening services commenced
during the week OF prayer. The meet :
ings are well attended, several have re-
qucsted the prayers Of the church, and Il
strong interest is IN lniicstal among he
young,
The sun., 1898-01-15
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Snow Hill, Md.

The session of the Peninsula llortcul.
tural Society opened this morning with
the discussion OF the Transportation
question: a. n. Brown presented an
army of facts to prove the contention OF
fruit growers that rates were excessive
The remedies for the situation were first
to have railroad commission appointed
by the State Of Delaware with power to
fix rates. Second, to secure the passage
OF a maximum freight bill, and third, To
foster and encourage the steamboat lines
and the electric roads. Mr.. Brown made
some very pertinent comments upon the
report OF President Thompson. OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, particularly the
financial part. Judge Harris spoke upon
fruits in general and Mr. Brown, Of Mil
ford, upon peaches The afternoon
session opened with Il polished address
by Professor Regain, Of Indiana, upon
"Ilonicu!tural Possibilities" Professor
Roule gave a most interesting talk upon
the "NlistakcS in Apple Culture on the
Peninsula" Captain X. ). Emm,ry gave
the new formula for preparing the Bor-
deau mixture. Professor Chester dcliv-
cred an illustrated lecture upon ">pring.
ing" Resolutions Of respect upon the
death OF Colonel +. l.. Martin were pre-
sented by DR.. q. q. Black, OF New
Castle.
The sun., 1898-01-15
PERSONAL.

lNIbfMAil'N wanted concerning Matthew
Christie, last heard Of December .; will lr thnnl
ily received by his blothcr, DAVID, box 49,,
White Plains. \. Y.
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Felton,.

John W.killcn was in Snow Hill, Nd,
yesterday and today attending the meet
ings of the Peninsula horticultural Soci-
ETY.. lie reports very interesting ses-
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McDOnOugll.

ed the Humes--Grier wedding on Wed.
nesday.
Cañon City record., 1898-10-20
statement will apply to other parts
of the county with equal force:

statement will apply to other parts
of the county with equal force:
mo matter what the political affi-
liations Of any man in this camp may
have been there are certain candi-
dates for Office, now before the peo-
pie, whom no person in Bare Hills
possessed of one iota of public spirit
can fail to support. We who have
worked and stood together for the
camp know what a hearty support
has always been accorded to us by
Joe Nilsson, no matter what favo. we
have asked he has always been ready
to help and there are few men in
camp who have not personal favor
to remember, he has stood by us all.
The same can be said Of Albert
Philip and Jas. Cooper, as for
Cornelius Emrick Nicolls, Nick is one
of US and no more need be said. The
pioneers of Bare Hills should stand
together, as We always have, for our
friends and the friends of the camp.
Cañon City record., 1898-10-20
The Blues, Platform.

Excitement in the membership
campaign grows intense and there is
danger of the true object Of the con-
test being lost sight of, namely, to
add 400 new members to the Y. NJ.
G. A. The Blues have for their OBJ
ject, first, that the Y. NJ. c. A.
should obtain the desired number Of
members, and the second, which is
subservent to the first, that the Blues
should obtain by far the greater
number of the 400. They are confident
that both Of these objects will be at
tanned. They meet behind closed
doors at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms,
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Every
Blue will be there and the plans win
be reviewed which have been used to
defeat the Reds.