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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana Journal
Middletown. Feb. 7. Mrs. SOPHIA =.
Clements, aged 81 years, died GU Friday
of congestion Ut tho lungs Hur funeral
took place this morning from tho resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs Louis NJ.
Barnard. The interuent was at Lepsic.
John A. Marqunrdt has buon granted
a pension amounting to 81 per month
Harry Crockett has rented the Cum
MINIS property, at Odessa, and will take
possession on March 25th.
Preston " Go. of Baltimore, whc will
operate the Middletown cannery, have
contracted Tor Tomatoes at S6 per ton,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10
DELAWARE CTR.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette aEi ia

Special Correspondence OF Gazette aEi journal
Delaware City, Feb. THE mayor
and the Town Comm issionsrs have
asket for an act Of LegislatL.u authoriz-
ing them 10 redeem honds to TIL amount
of go, 900. due on July lat. 1899, be r.
ing interest at the rate of 4ls per cent,
and TO issue in their place bonds for
the same amount, to benT interest at not
more than per cent The honda are to
be payable in not less than five years
or more than 30 years. 1t ia thought
that the whole issue can he placad at
81 per cent, which will affect saving
OF over 500 per annum. The act will
alsu authorize the mayor and the Town
Commissioners to raise annually, by
taxation, the amount Of ons.tenth Of
per cent of tho whole assessment to
constitute sinking fund for the pay
mant Of the principal, md provides
that not luss than $500 of the principal
shall he paid each year. A section of
the act empowers tho mayor and the
Town Commissioners to pass an ordi-
names for levying license tax on all
non resident hawkers, peidsrs and
vendors of goods within tho town
limits; manufacturers. farmers and
truckers. residents of New Castle
county. vending their own products and
wholesale dealers are exempt from this
tax.
The wages of some of tho worlsmen
employed at the Delaware Battery nave
been reduced from 81. 40 TO II. 20 PER DAY.
The Delaware Construction CO., en-
gagged in furnishing sand for the Della.
ware Battery, has been compelled to
suspend operations, on account OF ice 10
the river
The tug Delaware of the United
States engineers department arrived
here on Friday. and will be used as dis
patchbnat between this place and Fort
Delaware until the arrival Of the steam
launch Cadet.
Traffic on the canal will be suspended
for a week or more, on account OF re
pairs being male at the st. Georges
locks.
The Rev. Henry Il. G. Braddon, d
former rector OF Christ Church. has
taken temporary charge of st. Luke' q
parish, Chelsea, Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10
THE nOME MINsION.
Incorpnrators of tho Institution Organize
Fat 3II ShIploy street.

IH'OEUnTHtOfh III inc AnbttthttOn organize
at 3it Sh'plny street.
Tho incnrporators of the lIome Mis-
sion met for organization Monday night
at M. III Shinley street, oecting the
following officers: President, Morris i.
Sattcrthwaito; Vics President. Charles
Ii. Scott; Secretary, John W. Lawson,
Jr. 4; Treasurer, Robert Adair; General
superintendent, tho Rev. G. Harold
O'lirisn; Physician, DR.. II. W. Briggs.
1t WAS decided to lease the building,
No. III Shplsy street, until March
18th, 1899.
Tho building is four stories high.
Reading rom, kitchen and pantry are
ON the first floor, meeting room and
superintendent 3 quurters on tho second
ilnur, aud Judging rU0ms on tho third
and fourth floors. Beds are Furnished
at 10, Ii and 20 cents u night. Meals
will he provided at a nominal cost. A
system of coupon tickets will be ar
ranged for uso by charitnbly disposed
persons inetead of giving money to
needy applicants. Seventeen dodgers
arc now at tho mission. Donations of
money, clothing, provisions. books,
papers and games will he thankfully
received, and postal card sent to the
mission or telephone message TO Del.
marvia telephone, No. 5SG will receive
prompt attention.
General Superintendent O'Brien has
had considerable experience in mission
work. llo was at one time pastor of a
church at Phillipsburg, and for 10
years was connected with missionary
work in New York City.
Tho reuding room will he open in a
few days, from a. m. TO 10 n. IN. i,
every day. Services will be held on
Sunday, Tuesday and Friday evenings
at 8 o'clock aud Sunday school will be
held at .. 80 o'clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10
LIVES LOST AT A FIRE
The Bent BalldiHg, Boston, Burned Satur-
day; Six Bodies Taken from Ruins.
ALL OF THE VICTIMS FIREMEN
Buried Under Collapsing Roof
and Floors.
FOUR FIRE FIGHTERS BADLY INJURED

Boston, MISS, Feb 5.-The bodies
OF sig fremen. including District Chief
Egan, have been takon from the ruins
OF the Bent building, which took iirs
at o. clock, this morning.
The dead are John +. Egan, dis.
trict chief; James Victory, captain Of
engines 80 and 80; George Gotwald,
lieutenant Of engine 80; Patrick II.
Diskeu, hoseman: John j. Mnlhern.
fireman, and W. j. Walsh, hosemsn.
Four other firemen we're buried in
the ruins, hut they escaped with
serious injuries. They are: Joseph NJ.
Clarity, captain of engine I; Thomas
l.. Conway, hoseman; I. j. Doherty,
hoseman, and Edward Shea, hoaemRn,
the building burned was a story
structure on Merrimac street, occupied
by G, W. Bent Il Co., manufacturers
of beds, bedding, &c.
Tho fire is supposed to have started
in the rear of The fourth story. The
fremcn had entered window, and
we're at work on tine fourth floor. when
the roof collapsed tearing away the top
floor and the one on which the tiremen
were engaged, burying them beneath
the wreck. Tho crash sent mp cloud
of smoke and sparks, and scattered
burning fragments in every direction.
10 few minutes the news that the
meu were buried under the iuins was
spread broadcast.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10
FIRE AT ATLANTIC CITY
Half a Block Of Buildings On the Beach
Front Destroyed Monday Morning.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC IS IN RUINS
The Berkeley Hotel Saved With
Great Difficulty.
LOSS $4,000 AID INSURANCE SMALL

Aiieptio CITY, Y. j., Feb. IA fire
which originated in the Academy Of
Music, this morning, destroyed half
block OF buildings, entailing loss Of
about 60. COO
The origin Of ths fire ia a mys;hfy.
Officer Robinson riiscugered smoke ia
huina from under tina board walk in
front ~ tho Aca1emy III Music. a
general alarm WA sent in, hut uefnrs
tic engiue5 arrived tao Aradcmy Of
Music vas engelopei in hames The
fro spread 10 L4pres' confectionery
store, and thers communicated 10 the
roar Of tho Eryn Mawr Hlotal. The
flames quickly spread TO EacharaciI' s.
furnishing store, Rutter's School OF
rhrenulogy. Myers' photograph gallery,
the Gold MiLs Bs;hhouaes, Smiths
rniliBg+c1air establishment and nor.
tipn NJ the vitasc0pe parlors, en- the
1uardwaik.
fUr a tiu:e it loo:en as though the
berkrly Hotel, the largest hosiery on
Kentucky avenue, would be destroyed.
The roar OF thq hotel ahioins the burned
buildings, aud the etif westerly winds
famed tue flames toward the large
hotels. Ssveral lines OF hose wore run
ont Of the hotel HindoSs, and the
airse nf the building and surrounding
property ware thoroughly drenched.
The gucsta in the Berkely Hotel hur.
richly hacked their clothing aud pre-
pared for a haBty cxit, hut tho wind
shifted at this time, and this alone
say 81 this hotel.
The floor Of me hoard walk, for a dis.
tanre of mali a square, was so badly
damaged by the flames that it will have
to be rebuilt.
The losses are an follows: Academy
Of Music, entiroly destroyed. loss $40, 900
insurance small, owned rs Joseph
Fralinger; Laprea' confectionery store,
loss $1,000; Gold Mine Baths, loss
$1,000, owned by S. s. Mervine; Stewart
McShea's household goods stored over
tho Academy, loss 81, COO; smith y
rolling chair establishment. loss 81. GOO ;
ThamnH Nnwell'B toy store, loss 500
heIer's canuy store, loss sJUO; Bryn
Mawr Hotel. loss $40, 600; Iitascope
parlOrs. $500; Columbia phunOgraph
narlnrs. loss by water $500; Eacharach q
furniture store, loss on stock, 81, 900; a.
L.. Myers photograph gallery, loss $500.
Owing 20 tho fact that the property
dcOtruyed was all bench front buildings,
thero Ia very little Insurance., the insur
ance companies having refused 10 take
! the riskB except at very high rates.
The Academy ni Music was destroyed
before, in 1893. That fire was also of q
mysterious origin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.


Held Next Week.
The first annual convention of the
Wilmington branch of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance will be held
in the Reformed Episcopal Church Of
the Covenant on February 18th. 18th
and 10th, The following spcakerB are
expected: The Rev. A. b. Simpson of
New York, founder and general superin.
tenrent Of the alliance; lib. Rev.
Stephen Merritt OF New York. the Roy,
Q. q. Cook of Washington, b. c., ths
Rev. G. |. Mitchell of Soudan, Africa
the Rev. and Mira. +. Ii. Senft OF
Philadelphia, ana the Rev. Il. G. Fart.
man, ID. d., OF rhiladelphia.
The order of services will he: Morn.
ing, O'CLOCK, prayer and praise; TO-
preaching; afternoon, ,, testimony
nesting; B, addresses; 80. meetings
for inquirers; evening, 7.3O, song
service; 8, preaching.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

Tho 10 cont trial siEc NJ Ely's Cream Balm,
which can DO had Of tho drugglst is sufficient "a
demonstrate ita great MORT. Scud 10 cents wo
viii natl IT, Full size, blccnts.
BLY, BROS, 30 Warren ST., n. Y. City.
catArrh caused Glnlcnliy in speaking and To a
great extent loss Of hearing, by tho use 81 Elya
Cream balu dropping ct mucus mas censod,
voice and hearing have greatly improved
W. Davidson, Any al Law, Monmouth, iii.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

Little Rock. Ark, Feb. s. Shortly
before midnight Harry Griohel, a young
printer, shot and probably fatally
wounded liertie Lingo, aud then killed
himself. They had had frequent quarrels,
on account OF the woman's attention TO
other men. Last night they again quar-
rolled, and the tragedy resulted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

Lancaster, Pa, Fen. s. James r.
Mccoy OF llarrisburg, Pennsylvania
railroad brakeman, was walking on top
of car usar EliGabethtown, this morn
ing. when lie slipped anu fell under the
train, anu was instantly killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

Special Correspondence OF Gazette aud Journal
Newark, Feb. Herbert Mote. re
siding near McClcllnndville, had foot
mashed 80 badly to-day. by being
caught in clUver huller, that amputa-
ton was necessary. II Is feared that
he will not recover from the operation,
uwingStu the loss Of blood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

st. Petersburg, Rus, Feb. Sac.
China has finally abandoned the idea
of raising a loan in London or else
where.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10
Death Of Buri, .iatne.on

London. Eng, Feb s.-Iuph Mstbo.
SOD heaa OF the firm of Jardine, Matbe-
son 1t 70, and president OF the Rio
Unto Mining Co., 10 dead. '
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

VNUsHFD II FNIaIlINW WALL' 7
Scranton, Pa, Feb. ). -workmen en-.
gagged in removing the debris at the
bur 1ed Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation Building, to-day, were caught
by the collapse OF part Of the fire wall
between that structure and the l.. II.
Powell Block. One man, named CroRsn,
was killed, and another badly injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

Letters Of administration on the estate
of Jane Comfy have been granted to
John Comfy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

For Throat Diseases and Coughs use
Browns bronchial rrachcs. Likanll really
good things, they are initiated. Tho genuine
ar1 sold only in boxes
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10
sunDuED Arrrn uaRD FrourrNo.

Albany, Ind, Feb. THE fire which
threatened, last night, to destroy the
business portion Of Albany was subduod
after several hours of hard lighting,
and the flames wpre confined to David
Specher's Block. The loss, which is
leHa than SO, ono, ~ we'll insured.
ts's
TWO HUNDRED BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
Madrid, Spain, Feb Z. Dispatches
Just received from Manila, the capital
of tina Philippines, announce that 2OO
buildings, somosof them OF Importance,
hav8 boon destroyed by fire.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
REAL ESTATE FORHAi,H.

Ei&hty acres one mile North East of town acrcs in cultivation; good house barn a,6 l.,, b9l,hl hln$S good orch0rdwel Of water so0,. land %',9 1lse Ter ter1ea apply at this O.1Gt..
 coo , ittiAl 6' zI3 acces Tor sale chna., i-t G11@s .a cVtJiYa'i2n. al ,octj hostea Ia?a. qoo8 oN4IiH%%. tar%e 9arl aad other othel ont bald. ss ms 2fts' # an taa Barry gil}e a@d isl{r- !i M g soA 1t}& udles east ot Isrrryyiile For tr- ta3T nGr! ;cH are cal! on tb.s ohi6e.
 ti"e bottom arm ia th,. tisal.o vaIln> i t,;5.s houtA "i Green Forest. 5i0 acres n tract: 2l. arsea are lI epItivatioa, under sood faace Ort houses and out Gailines. Gc0d lr-j5 orc!, e~6 ana spfl2ss. situated on tlco lca.Iirg eatt,,4s .&'H's' One mile rom school heuse, cjIlTa!r sa to3t "''@t I, other words threa good A0nes '"ne @ood bargain Call at this otiiec
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
GLERK'S N0TICE

Hosice io heleay given that tho Following aa.e'i a9'niiis' at"rg aud &Jarj,iar5 f,iel 1t :9t2 a>JrT.. 'i ttiet, their .cyasu t c,lrre4t5 U " os,'rfod nF tie coUrt ttaf tae same ba 4) tlhlef 'G ad dJ"J}.s.i lVs confirmation CT re- e.i' Ht tit,- , ai tagy ft,i, cour3 i...> viz ohHes e&ocat1. 0t the s wi of N. f i,''si, oer, A.. .ss, first anb;.ai uceon..5 >s'. ia.1hoad having cAleptoi,s to s>it; 5, ttl4- sil' ls s4e jegncstld tJ lle ts.t ast.,. r. f1is 'ait o'' CT OoiofV Ms -t4 li.t} Df tAe 58t ten. i..ts Gc. , is.i7.
 ". ., sa.eae.. tro.ate Cters
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06

s-lD446 .iA0uiea: pleaGant laxative, l.ipA2s Tabu,es. gentle cathar,.c. Ripans T~Eu4es euis e.y sp p@.a.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
H. H. Stanhope plaintiff, 4 gaints

Agalnts
 Judy Garter, widow of W. B. Garter, deceased, Elizabeth P. Jenkins, ". D. Jenkins, her bus baod, Mary Shahan and I. T. Sha- han, her husoand. Amanda Garter, widow of W. F. Carter, deceased Ellen Newton and William New ton, her husband, Mary Callen, heir of ". F, Carter deceased, and W. J. Callen, her husband, Sarah c. Emmett and William Emmett, Ter husband Nancy T Youngblood, John T. Garter aud Hester Carter, his wife, Martha Norris, widow of Franklin Norris. deceased, Hannah Walker and J N. Walker, her husband, Martha J. Johnson and l}ouglas. ] Johnson, heT husband, Cal lie Lee and j, M Lee. her husband, Mary Shipinan and Jaceb Shipman, h ancy 4 Philips and P. N. Phil lips, her husband, ". 4. Norris aud IatpIia Norris, his wife. and Gilbert Norris and Sarah Norris, his wife, Joan Norris and Min,a Norris, ais wife, Mrs, Elizabeth Hafdon and John Mitchell defend ents. fbo deteodents, John D. Carter, Hester Carter, Nancy A. Philips, P M Phillips, " i. Norris, ZeIphIn NoyfIs. Gilbert a0yr;. ~,.,f..,j, Norris Iaha N,rric Aint's Norris, Mrs Eiizabctn Iiar- dea, Johs Mitchell, ", X, Newton and Eji,n Newton warned tn apPe,. jn this crnrt within thirty days Ia answer 'he mplaiut of the ,in,tff', II. Il Slal,i.ope.
 !" mess ay h;ad aud official seal lhis 20 day "1 Dee. 1897.
 tsl ] D. HALEY, clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
Tt3e Danger Comes

In eases of typhoid fever, diphtherla and other wast4g diseases, when tke patient has been reduced in 9esh and strength and begins the toil5o.Ae climb to health Here Hoods Salsa- pariila fiI6is IS place. 1t enriches the blood, strengthens the nerves, gives tone to the di- gestlse oTg,Ins. and builds up the Whole system.
 lgooa'. E9tils are tl.e best after-dinner pills, assist dige ition cure headache, 25c. box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
Z nI3NO i.Ii.E
ST. Louia t s.&TRANe&co {. P.

F'07-T'' 'S -77- - ''7i 77oI-7N'7 - 7.
 'fhe Hap-s!ar through at,oata from saiig- rean, fiis curl to gil points iu H Yaouri, Arfan-as. Kansas, Oklahoma, tadian 3aitiGo.* N, Colorado. Y yamii 4 Utah. H.E.r.ifid s;rN;ea, 41izops, itah8, Moata~ aa, Ne ada, al;oInia, Washington ard oro- goH
 td t i.tls sad u poiial. east Elegant "u.l- Ins Palace Vi 'eep@rs, Teeii:d Ghait CATS (anats free) nHd c0o@Aes o3. all through t"iias,
 Fer tirte talles. maps rates au6 full partie- ulars. e,i7re:e Heal1st agent Frisco Line, B. F fn3t5um D. Wt$tiA.tF,
 G..i4 1Gaagnr, Gcn'i Pass. Agt
 St Louis, fio St L0uis, Mo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
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Warning Order.

In the Carroll Circuit Court, Eastern District, February term, 1898.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06

MfaFsTEf)-aM IDEA v Who ao,ss eanfhins s;mn ink thing to patens2 Protect your idc..s they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WKDDER- BURN 65 CO, Patent Attorneys, Washington. D. O., ior their Sl 800 prize offer.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK

LAND OFFICE AT F ARmsoN, AnK
 Dec. ; lS97 , Notice is hereby 2A ar that the following-nam ed settler has flied notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Harrison Ark. /, on Jan. D Isas viz: Mary fhomaEon II NO. l5gj7 for the Ne Sc, Sec 70, 'Fp -0, R 22 ".
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiv aton Of said land, viz: W. c Th0m&son, . Funnie Thomson, William Hulsey and John Roberts all of Shaver. Ark.
 JamN ! M4RIhINarnS nn aiatnr
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
Lend office at Harrison Ark.

Notice is hereby a zen that the following nan ed settler has filed notice 0t hts intention to make dqal proof in support or his claim, and that said proof ~ill he made before the less- ter afG Receiver at H arrisn}t. Ark on Dee. l8, i6T viz; H0fus r Dill h l. &o 1892 fer tie S%i} S~ ., Sec 2', Ntt' Set5, B., NeIi kel{, Sl HWli EwA, a-, T l9. N R- - "
 lie names the follow iiia. witnesses to rroye otsaid la.d viz: Francis hioek. Green ' atto1l, Mar k $aLdere and |. V. Hr0Aslen, all oi Car roll ton, Ark,
 1ohN 1. WoRtnIN GToN. Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark.

Notice is hereby given that the following nan"9 settler has filed notice Of his intention that said proof will be made before he Register and Receiver at Harrison Ark on Jaq II ls!,S, gjz: George kelletth. 2. no. lo7j5 for the Ne Sc, Sec. 70, Tp 2I, ofr T w.
 He names She following witnesses to prove hiscoGtiuuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: \ titchue H L. U4- dorWood, V Q Underwood. of Haum Ark. and John Hutchinson of Gall Grove. Ark.
 JOHN l WoErH1HGYoN, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
Additional Locals.

e5Pprs billions or costive, ess a c Esare .uay 5e aaEtie oa1e Fl arantee1 leG, 2 o.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
Land Onlce ;t Harrison. Ark

Notice is hereby given that the 7o iol1owjae- j5g named settler has fled notice of his iuteHt.on t(9 make linai }rcof ie support of his claim end that sad proof will be made before the Jsia4o or Clerk of carroll eouaty at BarTyvilIe ArK oa Feb. l9 1888, viz John N Bartlett < R No, l"tss far t9.e lse1 !, Req: @l, Els, 1v'4, Se Z i NV : Sec, =, r 2I, \ E23 "
 Ec aIAe5 the following WitIesses to prove hi5 continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of said land, vi@; " ( Itiodea, Setb T Rilay Jo ohGl b2t!er, aEd " Washington Newman, all of
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06
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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-01-06

White 10 BerryviIle if you want 2 good meal or your team well cared for stop at the Southern Hotel.
 Ttyou want any Fire. ..Insurance, talk with A, J. Russell. He rep5 resents one of the very best compa- nies in the world.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-22

sunny and cloudless face7-a good face for
Mace in history; no show OF indulgence.
M wrinkles: not the pallor of marble
rather the CLINT of bronZe-the unabated
force good for other chapters of history"
How large part advertising is now even
of 'hgh-toned" business is illustrated in
the Century Companys methods in leasing
for this use Of the windows alone Of the
monico's Madison-square restaurant and
filling these with books and posters and
such things as the flag and pennant of the
captains gig of the Maine, loaned by Capt
Sigsbee; a part of the manuscript of Hob
sons account of the sinking OF the Merri-
mac; sign boards, etc.. from Porto Rico.
Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane. whose en-
gagement to John H. Hammond is an
nounced, is one OF the grandchildren of VIII
liam III. Vanderbilt and heiress to s. 900, 900
in her own right. She likewise inherits
wealth from her father. the late William
Douglas Sloane who made a great fortune
manufacturing carpets The smart set was
taken by surprise when it learned that the
beautiful Vanderbilt heiress was to marry
an unknown, poor and struggling young
lawyer. But this is a real love match, and
the young people are admirably suited to
each other Miss Sloane is deeply interested
in religious and charitable work. So is Mr..
college settlement in Rivington street, New
York. 1t was there they met and soon
learned to love each other. Mr.. Hammond
is a son of the late Gen. John II. Ham
mond He was graduated from Yale in 1892
and studied law at Columbia. He is an as
church and mission work Miss Sloane is
tWenty-three years old.