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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23

A La Junta man is the proud
father of I2-year- boy who is
an inveterate wag.
One evening recently after the
proud father had reached his COM
Portable home, donned his smoking
jacket and slippers and had seated
himself before cheerful crate FIRE
in his library, waiting for dinner,
the young hopeful entered the
room, and. seating himself at
table, began apparently to work
out an arithmeticsl problem. Fin
ally he casually looked up and said:
"Papa, suppose you were to give
mamma $40 in gold and $40 in sill
yer, right now. what would she.
.have?"
The proud father takes a lively
interest in his boys progress at
school, and whenever,possible has
made it his duty to assist them. He
turned about in his chair and thus
answered the question:
"Why, she would have 500. of
course"
"No she wouldn't" answered
the boy, "She'd have fit"
Then the proud father turned his
gaze thoughtfully upon the FIRE,
and the young hopeful gathered up
his books and left the room.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23
PHYSICIANS.

r. ". PHILLIPS. n. D. J4
Physician and Surgeon once and resi-
dence corner Of Ration avenue and KRnsa
streets. La Junta. Colo.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23

PRED A. sABIN.
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law. Central
Block. La Junt;. Colorado.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

JAMES BURNS.
Justice OF the Peace Loans, Real Estate.
Once at City Hall. La Junta. Colo.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23

KILGoRE Il HESS.
Attorneys at Law. Special attention given
10 irrigation and probnt,. law. La Junta. Colo.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23
ARcn,TEcrs.

VRANZ BROTHERS.
Archite cts. X ,ofn q, SOnes Block. Es.
TIN ates furnished on all classes Of work In
our line. La Junta, Colorado.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23

I ". DoUTHITT.
Justice of tho Peace. Prompt attention
given 10 Colcctious and all Justice Business.
La Junta. Colo.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

W R. GIBSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Ranch or
city loans and real estate. win practice In
state or federal c,'urts. Room y. Central
olock, La Junta. Colo.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-23

r ). LEWIS.
Attorney-atLaw. La Junta. Colo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

f9iff mar Elm sepanaerter 3rsuser unS
bem Spunisr tpeit iibtrlesen. 9os .ri
fannie Der GapitGn sbenIo fdnell, ala
Der 8efsblsbaber bts fpaniI9en Sabr'
ssuges, bas nun plDbli9 entgegenges
feBten 9ampf sab unb NIT berfelben
S9nellisteit, nit Der ss bic n2in'
coin" seiagt bate. ii9 Der 8erfolguna
bes amsritanii4sn S4iffes gu ent3te'
ben itrebte.
Der Gpmmanbdnt beg amerifani'
f9en pansertreuaers taufdte nur ipe.
niee @prte nit benz 5iibrer Der nGin.
coin" aus, bann iagte er eilig bints'
bem Spanier Der.
,8eFer, mir bdtten unter ieinem
S6ube bic Sabrt fortieben tOnnen,
fagte Sles au ieinem S4iibling. uIpci
feline Srbre ruff i'm meg. Oo4 ipda
ibut es - mir iinb nun ii9er, IN einsl
Stunbe iit es finiter. unb nod pdb'
renb Der gfa6t lanben mir in Der Der.
ftedten 8u6t bel Widtan5dsl"
rSurrab fir gubd! Surrab fin
9lmerita!" iubeltsn bisWutroien, ipdb'
renb 9omes nit edit iiibli9er 2eioen'
f9aft bem Gapitdn Sles nm ben 9ala
fiel,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Qra6elt int Ariege.

Bon Der b0dften @idtisteit I'M
ariese 1T bas @ustunbf9afttn Der
feinbli6en StellungeR unb bes Bors
terrains. @enaue 9enntniB bappn
f9iibt einerieits bic eigenen Sruppen
pOr lleberrumpelunsen unb erlsi6tert
anbererieits Sffeniipbepegunsen. Dem
9luftlGrunssbienit tpirb bssbalb BON
jebem einii9tspollen Siibrer bic srDbte
gufmertiamfeit eeidentt unb fir ben
BatrouillenbienIt i'm 8prterrain iperz
ben itets bic beiten ipie intelligsnteiten
2eute peripenbet. Sn Der Gumpagne
auf Cuba. ipel1e bur9 bas sebirgige
unb palbise Serrain in bObsm @rabe
erf4Dert pirb, ion nun i'm 4uftlda
run9sbienit bic p6otograpbie @eripenz
bung finben unb 5ipar mittsls ielbft=
tbGtieer 4ppurate, bic nit eroBen
9ru9en in bic SObe geI9idt ipsrben.
gu bieiem 3iped tit unter Dem 8efebI
bes 2ieut. DiIe bonn 8. Snfantertez
Regiment Der resuldren 4rmee Elm frsiz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

30 o b E m. Samilienna6ridt.
Infer beriibmtsr Sanger pablinstb
beeing gsitsrn elm breifades Samiliens
feft: Norgens 9 llbr feisrte er nit isis
.ner bisberi9en @emablin bic ftlberns
So6seit, nm 10 llbr tpurbe bic Sdeiz
bung polIaoeen, unb nm II llbr fanb
unter erobem @nOrang bss 9ublitums
feline gleubermGbluns nit Der gefeierten
pianiitin Gliu GIii9eI itatt.
-g9fo. sic: sd geitatts eis
mem Ianne ME, mid su tiifsn, bis
mir perlobt iiub. aber = Gr: raber
ipas2" Sic: .Ratiirlth fonneu mir
bic @erlobuns pisbsr aufbebsn.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

- Ste: Dieter Wes 1T isbr fell.
9ibt es bier bsun teinen Giel, Der mid
binaufbrineen t0nnte2 Gr: 2ebn'
Did nur auf mid, mein Ser3den!
- lebereefGIlig. Saufirer
(Su BEN, Der ib1 Sur Sbiire binausees
porfen): n4e Self bdtt' i'd, d biIIiee,
penn Se fi6 pislletht babsn sema9t
f9muBis be Sdnb' an mai Rod!"
= llnperbsfferli9. 3u6te
bousbirettor: rDie, erIt Dor einemMoz
nat tpurben Sic aus Sbrsr 5ia9riseu
Strufbaft entlaifen unb nun bat man
sic idon pieber bel ein.m Ginbru9
sripifdt9" @erbreder: .a9 ia, Serr
9irsttor. id bin bur9 bic fiinf Sabre
eben gang aus her Praris sstOmmsn!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

tpilIises n9ra9encOrps" sebiIbet por@
ben, bem auber bem 9enannten ber
Corporal Spple foipie bic @emeinen
Sarbpid unb Wbitsr angsb0ren. Die
9lusriiituns bieier 9lbtbeilung beitebt
aus d4t 0rd9en bon feds Bis neun
SUB SObe. zines pbotograpbii9en 9lps
parats unb elmer pollitGnbigen @arniz
tur SisnaIflassen. Die 9ra9en finb
btrartig einseri6tet, bab iie beim
SreifIiegen bur9 bas 2lufblGben bes
lleber5uses na9 riidpdrts ntbt bios
geipiiermaBen einen &tel bilDen, Der
ibre 8etpe9ung itetig mabt, ionbern
AUDI bic 2uft bon einem Sliisel auf
ben anbern gletten Iafieu, ipenn bel
Winb auf bic eine ober bic anbere
Seite gu itart briidt. Sa bic Sra6en
nur aus einem lei9tsn uebersug nit
Sipet biinnen SOlSern beitebsn, labt ii6
bic gunse 9usriiitung bequem aufamz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
gSiloer Srieb.
Bon Robert 8aIbmiiuer.

Sie Iudenben Singer itredIt bu aus,
9u CRIME Rebe Dor meinem Saus,
MOdteft balten unb fallen,
Was ii9 nidbt baIten mill lahen.
sic nennen's einen ipilben Srieb,
Sie ituBen ibn. ben Srauben sulieb';
Sd babe es naaseipro9en
llnb man9e Rante sebrpd5en.
9lber bies Subr seb' ids nidt gu,
Su9e bu muir, i'd ma9' es ipie bu,
ON msine beIten 9sbantsn
Sebnen, fu9en unb runtsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

menpdden unb tam berIelh bon ben
bier Mann obne S4pierigteit auf ben
Hiiden 9etragen iperben. lieutenant
WiIe bat nun eine 9orridtung err
funben, ipelde es ibm ermO9lidt. ber
nit einem 0raden in bic SDbe sef6idz
ten pbotosrapbiiden apparat unter ie>
Oem Winfel na9 ieber beliebisen Ri6s
tung gu itellen unb bubur9 ale err
ipiini9tsn Serrainaufnabmen gu mas
den. Ra9bem bic qlatte bic erfors
berli9e 3eit erponirt getpeien, bsrpirtt
eine automatii9e @orri6tuns ben Der
f9lub unb in getp0bnli9er Weiie ers
folst bic @ntipideluns 6es Resatips,
tpel9es ni6t bios bic topoarapbiide
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

Signaltftren NIT j 5laS S9en.
9eI9affsnbeit bes @orterruins nit Der
gr6bten @enauisteit Seist ionbern
aud ale in bemielbsn befinoli6en
SruppentOrper benz gluse entbiillt.
@on ipel9em uni9dbbaren NuBen bic
fer glufttdrungsbienit fir ieben 8ors
poitens unb 9lpantgarbe Gommanz
beur iein muB. liest auf Der 9anb.
gtber aud. gum Sisnaliiiren uuf srObe
Gntfernunsen tDnneu bic Oraden psrs
ipanbi :perben, bd iitb an ibren Sdniis
rem bic @isnalflassen biFen Iafen.
2ieutenunt Wiie bat in SIoribd ums
fdfIenbe @sriuhe nit feinen 0rdden
dngeIte1t unb feline 2sute in Der Sanbz
bubung Der ~2ufttunbidaftsr" sriinbs
lid ausgebiIbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Setm[tdle Wonue 6

SeimIi9e @onns @rz
fer 5iiIilier: ~Wat bat bsnn0ir Define
Suite beute glbenb porieIebt. bat b. jar
10 fdmunSeIit9" 3psiter Siiiilisr (@es
lisbter Der &Ddin bss gpmpdgnies
hefs): rSet bal6e Subn, bet ber
Sduptmann trissen unb be 9abe ies
itoblen baben ipIte!"
= nDa 8 ssben sic fir bisfe 5as
idenubr NIT Der 9olbsnen &ette2"
rWenn sic t0nnen fiibren ben Ra6z
ipeis bonn rs9tliben @rnsrb, seb' i9
stuun5is Dollars. i'm anbersn Sale
flint" rSer nit ben fiinf!"
-Seuteperddt tie t g E tern.
5euts bentt aber niht, baB: morsen
- Seute - gsiteru isin ipirb.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
ICGInI NM
HUVHUulEU
AND ROBBED
Two Young Men Receive
Rough Treatment at
the Hands of Tramps.

Early last evening two fairly we'll dressed
young men applied at the farmhouse OF
George kirkman near Newport for lodg-
ing. They were told they could sleop In
the barn, Later In the evening, the two
men were aroused from their sleep BY
gang Of tramps.
The latter threatened to kill the two
men and started in to rob them. The two
young men were beaten numerically aud
then their pockets were rihcd OF the money
they contained.
The tranps then took part Of the two
young mems clothing and left the barn.
They were seen to come toward Whining
ton.
Early this morning the matter was re-
ported to Constable Porter who failed to
find any traces Of the men In the neighbor.
hood. It ls believed that the tramps arc To-
Gated In Folly Woods where notorious
gang had headquarters three years ago
The two young men started to walk to
Baltimore this morning where they expect
to get work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30

SOCIAL J0lI!NGS <
4 AND PERSONALS
A Meiahge Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There OF Whining tonlans
y and their Many Friends.
LAWN FETE.

I LAWN
The lawn fete given for the benefit Of
the St. Mchael's Day Nursery and Hos
pital for Babies at Bishopstead yesterday
lar. More than $500 was realized and had
arrangements been made for larger at
tendance the financial returns would have
been greater. Over 1000 persons we're
present. many coming from different towns
In tho State
They began to arrive as soon as the
gates were opened, and soon the pretty
lawn was alive with humanity Bishop.
stead was thrown open to the thropgs, and
the relics and curios Of Bi,hop Coleman's
collection were vowed with interest.
The crowd was 80 great at the supper
tables that the supply of edibles became
exhausted, and light refreshments were
dlspensed during the evening. The lawn
then presented q brilliant appearance,
with numerous japanese lanterns and the
bright electric lights casting their glow
upon the happy throng present Candies,
cakes and fancy articles were on sale ut
the tables, presided over by women from
the Episcopal churches Of this city, and
considerable revenue was derived from
these stands.
T. Leslie Carpenter conducted musi.
Gale, In which the participants were tho
prominent yocalists and musicians in this
city, and graphophoue coucsrt also was
given throughout the day and evening.
The Rev. william Da Hanel gave stere.
optlcon exhibition, which was. ono OF the
attractions of the popular fete, and the
performing Japanese mice Of Mrs Edward
q. Bradford, were general favorites, their
fents being viewed ty hundreds.
Aside from the business point OF view.
tho lawn fete was charming social event,
and all were mado to fsel at home, so
cordial WAS tho welcome they received. 1t
was suggested by the women workers. who
seemed to enjoy the affair the most, that
the fete be held annually.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
SOCIAL GATHERING.

An enjoyable evening was spent by the
City Sunday School Union In West Pres
byterian Church last night The quarter
ly meeting of the organization will DO held
in Central Presbyterian Church on Tues
day and the meeting last night was held
to awaken interest In the coming NEE ting.
| There are 1900 members of the union and
about 900 were present last night. William
H. Foulk, the president Of the union. pre-
sided.
The Rev. A. N. Keigwin delivered the
first address. He referred feelingly to the
late Charles Baird superintendent of tho
school. and welcomed tho members to
West Church. William X. Crosby spoke
Of the work Of the union. DR.. Watt, the
Rev. +. f. Briggs and II. A. McCurdy
spoke ON Sunday school work Those pres.
ent were then invited to the Sunday school
room, where leo cream, cake and coffee
were served S. Fl. Baynard was the chair
man OF the special committee in charge Of
the social gathering.
The meeting of the union will BIO hold in
tho afternoon and evening 1t will BIO
opened with song service and Scripture
reading. The address Of the afternoon Will
be delivered by William X. Crosby. His
subject will DO Tho Wilmington Sunday
School Union and Its Work." Short sug-
gestioDs on the subject will then DO heard
Miss Clara Mendinhall will speak OH
primary Work"
In the evening tho Rev. Marcus A.
Rrnwnson of Philadelphia will speak on
Tho Teachers Inspiring Motive"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
CARD BASKET.

G. P. Swain has returned to Bridge.
Vile.
Benton V. Weldon, of Smyrna, was q
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Ecker. of St. Georges, spent yes.
terday with frien Is In this city.
Mrs. S. A. Whiteman ia tho guest OF
her daughter, Mrs, w. J. Bockus, Of Now.
ark.
Mrs. Samuel French has returned from
a pleasant visit to her brother, Honorable
Joshua Jester, of Des Moines, Iowa.
Superintendent Levin w. Do Shields,
who has been very III In Maryland, has ar
rived home, but is still confined to his bed.
Dr. Smith Cooper Is in attendance.
A bazaar for the benefit Of tho West End
Boys Brigade and DUPONT No. IT, G. A.
h, will be held in West End Reading
Room commencing Saturday, October /.
MAlbert Roberts is visiting his father,
Samuel Roberts of No. 1903 Searlos street.
Albert is member Of Company 9, Fourth
Pennsylvania Regiment now stationed ut
Porto Rico. Heis on 60 days furlough.
lie i, o fine specimen of the American SOL
lier, looks well and expects to be muster
cd out during the month Of November.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
Superior Court AdIourns Sine Die,

Superior Court was In session hat an
hour this morning and when 1t adjourned
1t was sine die. There WAS not much tusi-
ness transacted beforehand, however. Up
on motion of Walter H. Hayes all rules
and references pending excepting motions
for final Judgments, wore continued until
the next term Of court.
In the case Of Hiram Thomas Va the
Grand Trunk Railway Company of Cana :.
do, a demurrer in which WINS arg ued yes
terday by Lewis Q. Vandegrift for the
pla ntiff and Anthony Higgins for the do
fcndant, tho court overruled the demurrer
whereupon the demurrer was withdrawn
by consent and general leave to amend on
both sides was granted
No decision was announced in the case
of Forbes ct. al. vs.. tho Municipal Court
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
Neatly Exeruted Sign.

Allan W. Hartins. the we'll known sign
painter Of No. II East Eighth street. has
completed handsome sign for Thomas
MeGilliD. 1t stands feet in.helght and Is
nearly feet In width. The sign has q
solid black background with II fancy scroll
top and border. In the centro Of tho sign
is a neatly executed basket Of fruit TO-
gether with bucket containing leo and
two bottles Of cha,npaigDs.
Mention Is also made of the excellent
wines and liquors sold BY McGillon at No.
70S Orange Street. Tho sign is greatly adj
mired by tho many patrons OF saloon and
docs credit to the brush of the painter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
DEATHS.

PYLE-Un Septem Der 2S. 1898, Jennie W.
Pyle, daughter Of Ida and the late George
w. Pyle. In her 9th year.
HIRZEI,-On September 20. 1898. Cora
May. daughter Of George and NJ. Isabella
Hirzsl, aged years.
Relatives and friends arc Invited to at-
tend the funeral from the residence of her
parents, No. b12 East Eighth street, on
Saturday afternoon, at $50 o'clock. In
terment at Riverview Cemetery.
EISHER-In this city, on Septelnber.eS,
Harry J. Fisher, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend tho funeral from tho residence Of his
parents, No. 11l9 West Second street on
Sunday afternoon, October 2, at 2 o'clock.
Intermcnt at Riverview Cemetery. /
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
Demolished 4 Cnrrinye.

A team belonging to Griffonberg and
Salmon of Kirkwood. ran away from 7, b
and French streets today. At Front and
French tho team collided with = carriage
belonging to Superintendent Mccoy OF
Farnhurst.
Tho carriage received suoh blow that
tho horse attached to it was thrown to the
pavement Both wheels of tho carriage
were broken. The team next collided with
ono Of John knptt's cars.
Had 1t not besn for the fact that one Of
Bush 8 packets arrived &c the French street
wharf about tho time horses reached there
they would have gone overheard in all
probability.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
Revolution In Trading STAMPS,

The Charler Warner Company has com.
pletod device which 1t calls all A utom at
ic Redeeming Stamp, that will supercede
all trading stamps In the near future. Tho
cash purchaser Of family coal simply pass.
es his money through slot and imned-
lately receives roceiptcd bill with stamp
attached, which Is immediately redeemed
or exchanged at full value In cash equal
to thirty for each ton Of coal paid
for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
New Castle Literary Society.

Tho Clionion Literary Society has ar.
ranged tho following program to be rem
dered this afternoon In tho High Scoool.
Singing, Society; Recitation, Mary
Finnegan; Declaration, Frank Holcomb !;
Select Reading Marion Husheback |;
Dsc'aratol James Hesheth; Singing, So.
ciety; Essay, William Hamilton; Recita-
ton, Mary Gorinley; Declaration, Frank
Hewlett; Reading, Blanche Hughes; Sing
Ing, by the society; Recitation, Flora kee.
gan, Defamation, Archie Rennie; Read.
ing, Rose Lenoir; Defamation, Harry
Hance, Recitation Susie Gurmley; Reel
tation Bessie Lyons; Recitation Mary LIZ
nus; Singing. Society; Quotations from
Whittier, Society.
The Delaware Iron Works OF New Castle
with the exception of tbs cutting shop
closed Yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
= = = - - -
WILL Be (
BROUGHT HERE
Authorities Receive Assur.
ance that Mrs. Bot.
kin will Be Tried -
= Here.

DOVER DEL. September 20.--The author
tiles at tho State capitol To-day are jubi-
liant over advices which arrived by mall
from San Francisco this morning to the
effect that the famous Mrs. Ada Botkins
alleged poisoner Of whole company Of
Dover people, would bo on her way hera
In few days to answer the charge of
numbering Mrs. Doane and Mrs Dunning,
So confident are tho Delaware officials
now that arrangements have really begun
for the operations OF the law here. and
Clerk Of the Peace William NJ. Dickson
and Prothonotary William Il. Hutson will
draw the juries on Saturday evening
The method Of getting Mrs. Botkin will
be to compel Governor Budd, should ho
release the woman to Detective HcVey,
who will apply to the Supreme Court OF
California for the writ Of nandamus This
action will be taken upon the time .honor-
cd ruling OF Hawley ON extradltion which
Is:
The Governor OF the State; in Issuing
warrant OF extradition does not oct In tho
capacity Of State, but of Federal officer
His warrant amounts In elect to no moro
than certificate that upon the papers pro.
sented to him the demanding State has .
right to the possession OF the fugitive,
His duty In the premises is that Ct u sub0f
dinate ministerial officer, entrusted by the
United StDtes with the performance Of d
duty arising under tho Constitution and
laws Of the United States. He has no
authority and no discretion to exercise In
his capacity OF Govsror Of State. It Ia be.
cause of his position of q subordinate MINI
isteral officer that his acts may BIO re-
viewed and the rcoitals In his warrant
questioned
Chief of Police Lees, OF San Francisco,
who is working harder than any lawyer to
have the woman whom bel believes guilty
of the most heartless crime Of the present
decade delivered over to the State Of Della.
ware, will support the mandanns move-
ment with all his energy. He says:
According to Hawloy, Governor Budd
has no discretion to refuse extradition.
Whom tho proper papers arc presented to
him in proper form 1t is his ministerial
duty. without inquiry. to issue the war
rant Of extrudition. His duty Is not to
hear tho cnse and give decision. His
duty is to examine tho papers and then
to extradte the prisoner.
"It is my intention to do everything
that may help to send Mrs. Botkin to
Delaware. Tho crime was committed in
that State, and there she ought to be tried
If she Is innocent, she need not fear; II
guilty. she must be punished. She isnot
trlable in California for murder. The
crime was wholly committed in Delaware.
After tho box WAS mailed the mnrder-
or had five days In which TO repent and
relent. A telegram sent at any limo dur.
Ing those five days to Mrs. Cunning
could have warned her Of tho poisoned box
and saved two lives"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30
PALMER-SPR,NGER.

j. J. Lcedom Palmer, Of Philadelphia,
and Miss Margaret Tnlley Springer. OF
Media, were married Wednesday, night at
the home Of the BRIDES aunts, tho Misses
Talley of Media, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. George II. Buckley, pastor
of the NJ. &c. Church. Guests were present
from Wilmington. West Chester, Kennstt
Square, Chsyney und Media. After short
wedding trip Mr.. aid Mrs. Palmer will
reside in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30

B. ]. McCabs, baggage master on he B.
B. o. K. r., who is in charge Of II small
church at delaware City, will take a two
years course ut Grocer Theological Semi
nary. Flo now re ides here but expects to
move to Chester as soon US ho gets suit
able location Mr.. McCabe, who Is con :
nscted with Goodman Church, il the au
thor of several hymns printed in Prof.
SWeeney's book
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30

Ths La dies Aid Society Of Red Clay
Creek Presbyterian Church last night
held Its regular monthly meeting at the
home of George X. Woodward at Marshal
photographic selections was pleasingly
rendered Refreshments were afterward
served About $50 persons were present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30

No 3lmproved o. r. NJ. last evening IN
3oycd the PIPE of peace with hi, fellow
Rel Men his squaw rec ntIy presenting TO
him female rapoose. Tho new conner is
. bright child and weighs ten pounds. Mr.
BJylGn continue, to receive UUuglatula-
lions
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30

Samuel Lambsnn OF zoos West Second
street was painfully injured by the Della
ware avenue car which jumped the truck
at Front and French streets last evening
Lambson WAS placing barrels about the
cement pavement In front Of tho Merritt
and struck him in tho back. His escape
WaJ miraculous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-30

Tomorrow promises to DO fair, with
stationary temperature. Somewhat sini-
lar conditions will probably prevail op
Sunday.
Tho thermometer at W. q. Taylors
drug store 3d. King street, registered to.
day rs follows; -
7o'clock 10 o'clock 1o'olook
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