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RUN DOWN By A GABLE OAR.

italian Lad, Who btole Two Ornnges. VIII
Lose nm Arm.
Rosario Cuppo. aged IS years. of 0 Crosby
street was run down yesterday by u Broadway
cable car when running away after stealing two
oranges from the push cart of Nicholas Cum
nelicas at Vesey street. Before John Fitzpatrick,
the gripnan, was able to stop tho car, the front
wheels had crushed Roserio's right urn.
pital. where his arm will be ~amputated to-day.
Fitzpatrick was arrested by Policeman Pleiss
Of the Oak street station, and In the, Centre
Street Court Magistrate Simms paroled him to
await the result OF Rosario's injuries.
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IDA UEISSTEIS INSANE.
The Newark Rabbits Daughter IIas Repeatedly
suIcIdc.

Attempted Suicide.
Ida weinstein. the 1G.year-old daughter of
Rabbi David Weinstein of rs Prince street.
Newark. was ndjudged insane by two physicians
yesterday and sent TO the State asylum Mt
Morris Plains by Judge Lambert. Ida could
not agree with her stepmother. and ran away
from home several times. finally being sent to
she got out she tried several times to end her
life by taking poison. a few weeks ago she was
sent to he Christian Refuge. For several days
she refused to eat. and u was believed she WAS
trying to slurve herself to death. but an exam
ination showed that u s~erious physical condition
was responsible for her inability to retain food
ON her hIOlnnCh.
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Property In lhs Nor,hwesl.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.-President James J.
Hin OF the Great Northern Railroad made a call
on President Frank Thomson of the Pennsyiva-
MIA to-day, and afterward left the city for
Wellington. He said prosperity was making
rapid, advances through the great Northwest,
an sna that Tie Great HorthsTa would shertiy give
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-08

bin 81 ~, Conn, Feb. III. G. Chamber.
kourt ~ "'s Guy has brought suit in the Superior
koO TINS county against Della G. Richard
ihcoyer o. a'S $40 The late Joseph RichsrdHon IN
pa ambergaiinao Tor professional services Mr.
khsf In the Mas Miss Richardson's legal ad.
pms. He al I'M case oyer the RichSrdson mil.
pay the hbtiIsIseS that Miss Richardson rcrasod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-08
Competitive MONEY COUNTING.
Civil Service Examination Mt the sub. Treasury
with Currency, Good and End.

WIth CuFFehcy, 6aou nhd l1nd.
A civil service examination for money count
era, clerks, and messengers was held at the
United States Sub-Treasury yesterday. Twenty
men applied. of whom five wanted to be money
counters. Besides n written examination they
were tested with n lot Of money, including
counterfeits. which they had to count and sort.
The money included 500 bills. good and bad.
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Justice .n,IL uem ma a Ia urd.

The recovery Of Justics smyth, who has been
confined 10 his house for several weeks. has
been retarded by n fresh attack Of rheumati, IN.
He was up ana around his house. at Is West
Forty;Sixth street, LoforG the rheumatism s7t In.
Q few day6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-08
A FREE TRIAL.

For Seven Days from the date Of this paper. Kutnow Bros, - Aston Place,
New York, will send a FREE SAMPLE of KutnowS Improved Ehewoent
Powder, postpaid, to every person who will drop then a postal giving name and
address and mentioning the New York Sun.
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SOLID BY ALL DRUGGISTS

Should, however the sHgtet difficulty be found, apply dnct to
T BROS. 10 Aaor Place, n. Y. City, Sole AGENTS for
S. & CO., Id, Prop. Al F%arTingdon Road London, T, G., Enc,
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

liz this issue the Eoard OF County
Com missionsrs advertise for bids for
the sale OF certain pieces OF land. the
q ut beiox what is known a. tho expert
mental farm, situated on lower Surface
crock mesa. Ten shares Of stock in the
Surface Creek Ditch and Reservoir COM
pany 20 with this tract. Tho other tract
ia known ~ tho Freeman ranch on
Rogers mesa. almost adjoining the town
Of Hotchkiss, and is an excellent piece
of land for fruit and general farming.
This tract 10 under the Fire Mountain
csnsl. These two tracts should meet
with ready sale. as they are among the
best lands in the county.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

a. neatly and a. quickly ~ possible
t,.fors tho rubbsrs got heated up. fos il
they get heated much they will stssteh
aud b hard to make ft. Thso ecFsv
ths c.p dovh nsoderstely tight. sssing
thst the rubber projects . little ali
around the cap. A few moments later
whom they have rad time toget softened
4 little fTon, the heat. screw the cap on
snusly. Then set the jars bottom up
ward for hall an hour. moro or less. II
any Of them show signs OF leaking. such
ones should be reheatel and reseaied.
Store in u dry. dark, cool place. These
instructions are inteuded for those Who
have had but little experiences in canning
fruit, and il they are carefully followed
you will have but little trouble from
fruit spelling. ..rs.r
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

whe,eas. d.sa,sit has b-en ms.i. In the pay
M vi q q al rsr,ain tr,.'ai .."ry n"s - itemsy
ossisr 81 Ciar~n~e Y Thomi~.n. rWi .eeur ~
the certain d'rd 81 trui 81 the aid Henry q
a.J % Il Xssa.'. is1.. and dns rsco,dsi In lie Il.
cyi.r.d'.. in bo. - q parr a, iherv {. .nd
,,,.., Mss sms ;hs | iessi hsasy he iass.s does.
sscusd thereby has In VI tins d"i.r tiols.
s.n % ih, co.s, an 81 H. ,an asea ., ~, ,i,s S, sma
i-ss IN aid sscei of iru.t d. ~ hf ~b n,sas
The I. rms of uie sai'i deed Of nu.'. aud did. On
the ,si day of Ju,. iSs. hc In VT ilng will TIE
undcr-isp.,i. =. ,,nblie tn,.t~e ~ishin sid t.s
s,ti lie In c,uniy. n n tier uf 80 v'siathu aDd
s.~. ,her ior., publ . ns,ic- I. hereby given
ihlt .. the undvr-i; ned. C"u " rrvssusr "t
Delta county. col.and,, n Public Trasics. under
b, { aid de,d ~ Trust vested, In se, osdsncc
with tle Term. 81 .nr - &c ned there n. and ae-
,i,eH r., he ,,r,as. o. t.y M the .sIi not. T.,
sis hundred do. lars and si ths Interest thsr~on
froin the date ih.r~of M all c'sis and exyen.s .
of ihis irtas.. WILL on saurviuy, August "a. ise.
ai the hauf .f ten s'rlors M. nj public auction
Of the front d,sr II the ~..unf, e,urs hos,r-. IN
hirl.cs, aid lrs, price the sane wiii bring In
. ssh. sell and dispose of sil the prcmis = o d
pnT.rty, Lsinx the .ame prpr- =, dc. .et r., ',sd IN
aud . ate of Coios.,ds'. kwgsn aud desrSi''<d IS
E,liows. to-~tt: The noriheass quarter II Sire
twelve tisy. IN 'o~n.hip hns.n as souih, 81
range ninety 1--WE tys) wet of the eth vs.neipai
ta,fs or Ices, arcorilng 10 government survey !.
toxei her with aud inciu ling any and al ditctss.
dtci, AID water tis hts bcosstng TO aid lsnl. .rd
IN eli company ard aiso ell the right. title mi
Int-fc.t NJ the rsid iteury q. fipcl and Armina
u. Fi.rh, ihcis he =. and sSs.e,s ,hrrsln.
NEWTON 10. CASTLE.
County Trsssuwr u b~lis county, C'Sosado. -
rubiir Tru.ter.
FiI.t pu:. July p. last Aug ~
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

II the westerI slope ever expects 10
secure the recognition TO which il 10
entitled, and to exercise any potent
influence in the politics OF the state
there must be harmony. and concert q
action by the counties comprising this
important section OF Colorado. In the
selection Of delegates to tho state con.
vcntion to be held next month. this fact
should 10 kept in view and men chosen
who are broad enough to put aside
J.srrooal and local desires and present .
united front whoss combined strength
- III command the recognition. which We
will never secure 30 long - the several
cpupties of the western slope sre at
loggerhesds. each pulling in . different
direction.--San Miguel JOusna1.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
Row to caa Fruit,

II yon use Msson's glass jars there ia
liable TO be little ridges on the shoulder
Of the jar at the seams. Take n sharp
file and smooth them down. Prepare
your fruit, pack in jars closely. put in
swecteuing according to the kind os
fruit-or 10 yous tzste-Or none at oil II
you choose TO do ~. Then I'LL the jass
about three fourths full II water. screw
the csp ou nearly down, lcave the rub
hers o6; put your boiler On the stove
with some kind q thick cloth on the
bottom, put the jars 10 aod Rll the boiIer
with water NJ &c aboat oas ioch of the
top a The jsrs. Be sun that the fruit
b sbosoughly heated through. Thea
take the jsss out sd asjsh aIling then
With bot wafer. Dusv - ice b;g hurry
70 sssl them let thso - shnst time.
The srvit will ssttIs dvv~. Thee au
aesis eth bot water. st Issse Up 10 The
third time. Then plscs % ths subbssv
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

One OF the most remarkable exhibit
ons the world has ever seen is in progress
Mt Omshs. and will remain open during
the summer and autumn. Tho Trans
Mississippi and dInternstiouai Expositioo
10 an extraordinary evidence Of Americaa
energy and culture in the newest section
u the Union. Five years have been
spent 10 preparing for il, and the sum OF
s3.OOoOO expended to place it on the
levoI OF great expeditions. Tho grounds
cover 200 acres. and in addition to the
ten immenS general structures srs
fifteen stste buildings dllcd with the
treasures oe industry and art. An
elaborate government display occupies
grand hall erected st cost of e1D.OOO.
The iumsnss grounds sre b-sutiful In
thu asnss liberal and tasteful manner.
4 visit 70 the Omahs sxpos;sion 10 .
necessary part Of the summers business
and recreation.
The people of this state arc fostunats
10 that the mist direct route by which
they can reurh the great exposition 10
one justly famed for tho excellence u
ita equipment srd service. the courtesy
u its officials aud employees. and the
attrxctiveness OF the country through
which Il passes. We refer to the
Burlington Route.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
For Sale at Bottom Prices

One triple grarcd hone power. suitable foe
r,ut M or rrniing fred. rump'nx water. etc.
Al-o lot 9 rcw and cund hand ~irc Srven
tire wrap best pctcctOn ag ,inst bor~rs, rab-
Slss and sunrcnid.
Ala, = few e'fvlcc th"rw ghbrcd crcker 10
lJght nramas, Langslia ibs and Hun sHh,fl.s.
W. n, HASTINGS.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
STATE AND GENERAL.

Tho pross Of the western slope should
impress upon the public mind the
advantages 70 b. gsined by = coDbined.
united action on the part Of the several
counties ON matters political Il vosld
be IN excellent idea for the delegations
OF the western slope coUstiss to caucus
prior to the convention. determine what
they wsut and stand together in an
emphatic demand for recoSnition.-San
Miguel Journal. -
Professor Grace Espy Patton -Cowlss
has returned from the Normal institute
OF the Twelfth district at Delta. where
she delivered two addresses. and says
that it ID the sunst SUCCESSFUL and
professional institute she has ever known.
Over 100 teachers are in attendance and
the people Of that district are equally
rs enthusiastic as the pedagosues over
il. With intellectual treats and peaches
and cream for the inner man these
teachers arc truly living in clover.
Professor Patton -Cowles will leave
Monday for the institute ut Trinidad
aud Del Norte. returning Thursday.
Denver Times.
Miss Mona Coffey. OF Delta, viSited
Montrose last week on her return from
a camping trip to the Horseay Mont
rose Press.
Letters from representatives Of tho
camera club excursion report . grand
good time. AT Hotchkiss the party was
taken in charge by tho editors of tho
Times aud other citizens. They were
p!easantly entertained the early part of
the day by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Duke
and Mrs. Simonds. In the afternoon
they visitsd Colb0rD and Auh orchards.
expressing themselves ss much pleased
with what they saw. and predicted .
glorious future for that valley. They
left for Smiths Fork oo "Wednesday
calculating to remain there for three or
four days and then camp ON Cr.s'al
Creek for few days. From there they
go to Gunnison county.-Grand june.
ton News.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

q. b. KemI.ster. special agent for the
Orient hre insurance. one u the largest
American Dire insurance companies. was
In Delta Tuesday aud Wedn .sd.y of
this week.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

We have received copies Of State Ag
iculturai College bulletin No. 46. "A Soil
study" in relation TO alkali land and
sugar beets; and bnllitin No. 4s, "I.osses
from Canals from Filtrat lion and Seepage.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

TRE dates OF the Delta county fair
have t,een changed to Sept. 10. l6 and
II. placing il about two weeks earlier
than that 6rst announced. This will be
right In the midst Of the heaviest OF the
fruit season and will be at timo when
the farmers can make their beat disply
oil slonG the line. These annual fairs
should b. interesting to every person in
the county. - it drings the people TO-
gether in friendly competition over the
bonors Of the finest exhibit, encourage
special e6orts along special lines that
would not otherxiss be tried. brings out
Various opinioDs on various subjects
snd have tendency to encourage the
farmers 10 improve their seed and stock.
snd In many other ways 10 help one
smother along.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

II thsrs b say doubts in the minds 81
the psopls - to the standing d the
sdoinistsstioo ~ to the silver question
il ought 70 bs dispelled by the recent
uttsrapces VI the president when he
dccisrsd to delegation d. nanuf.cturers
that Il wss not enough TO dssf ID well.
s,unding gsneralities, about ,-aRspd
nousy." There must be positive lssis's-
tioa. he said, 10 remove doubts. avert
dsngsss. strengthen tho weak places In
our system. put tho soundnsss Of our
money beyond question and our financial
honor - . nation beyond even tho
shadow q jeopardy.
Senator M. A. Hanna, chairman Of
ths Republican National committee.
writing to Marshal Glen Mills Of Utah,
gives the silver Gauss y kick in these
~ords: Il have been informed that it 10
suggested that the Republican party Of
Utah. At tho next state convention,
indorse In its platform the free coinage
Of silver. AZ chairman Of the national
committes, charged with duties oe the
position. protest sgsinst tho Republic
aos Il any state taking such action.
1t would run clearly in opposition to the
principles of the party ~ demanded in
the platform at the at the national
convention At st. Louis. and trust you
will use your influence and efforts to
the end that the declaration may bo
sustained"
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

Tho Delta County Fruit Growers
sssocistion last Monday shipped the
6rst carload of fruit out u Delta this
season. The association is prepared TO
handle IN imms nse amount Of fruit.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

Nsssse sss Publication.
LAND OSyicE AT M.>IEssE, Coro-.
August }. isos.
Notice Is hereby kfven TINT The following
named sstiler as nled MT &c ~ his Intention To
make nnal proof IN support Il his claim. and
thai sid vToci ~il. be m, DE- brE.re E~v later nj
Fecriyer ut NontIosc. Cslo.. ON september Is.
1895 viz
JOHN e. GUM.
who ND p s. 80. iss ute s~r.e, FIR the :. y y.
y. y and n. u y. r. = sc. 10. town. ~ ,ouih,
rarg. ~ west sth PRINCIPAL meridian.
he names the following tisssss.s tn prsve his
coniinn Us residence upon and cultivation u
said land, viz:
Leonsrd Hsuser. Raymond c. Eisaris. ~ X,
Guirr. r. u. Gum. q of Drlia. Gala.
=. A Lsvr,s. h-gtsser
trivst pub. Aug. ?: at s-it IL is~l
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
cslsrade's Creates. aaes.h.

The deposits Of gold at the Denver
mint werc last month the largest in the
history Of the state. For the frat time
the s2.0OO.O0O mark has been passed. the
records showing purchases OF g OOl $40
4S. The purchases during July of last
year were l.42l ,37l.7G more than half q
million less than this year. Mathemati-
cslly. the increase ia over 40 per cent.
When it is considered that but three
OF Coloraio's great smelters market
their product at the mint in this city,
the figures quoted above become ex.
tremely significant. Figured upon the
basis Of 1000 900 production for these
three. the total production Of tho whole
ten smelters for the nlonth would bo In
the neighboahood Of s6,5O0.O0O. or e78.:
900 coo for tho year. OF course this
estimate will not hold good. for the
smelters vary in the amount Of their
prodL ction, and July is one Of the busiest
mining months OF the year. But. even
making all poerible allowance for there
facts. the mint receipts for July msy b
scceptai, as fairly indicating that Colo
RADIO will at least double her gold output
this year as compared with lsst. That
would make our total something like
t45!0oO.0CO-s very satisfactory figure,
indeed. and not ut all improbable of
realization.
Az matter OF fact. Coloralo's inter
ssts ure increasing much faster than
even tho majority OF Colorado people
realize. There is little or no mining
excitement. but the great msjnaity of
properties sre steadily increasing their
production as additional development
work 10 done, and it iE the constant.
steady increrse that counts. 1t 10 also
most valuable, because far more likely
to be permanent. nt.-Denver Times.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

Vno Iv0SHto O1otb1ct lnoutut0 WI
clnss u day after . vsry successful ses.
sion. and The atteoding teachers vill 90
to thsir hones leaving very pleasant
memories behind them Of their many
gr.ces both OF mind aud body. The
professors in charge Of the institute
have beeu able and proficient in their
teaching. most probably because they
had willing scholars
May the institute be held in Delta
again soon is tho wish OF all.
Tuesday evening a reception vas given
the members OF the institute by County
Superintendent NJ. j. Browne. ut her
handsome residence in Delta. At eight
O'Clock about one hundred members and
invited guests assembled on the bsauti-
tiful lawn and proceeded TO make them
selves agreeable. By unanimous choice
Mrs. Jas. II. Messenger was made gener-
al director, and the first on the program
was trial Of. skill in animal caricatur-
ing in gum. Each one present was fur
nished with = numbered card. stick Of
gum and tootbpick. Fifteen minutes
were given in which to do the chewing
act, and with only the toothpick az tool
to work out the image Of some animal
and stick il to the card. Among the
guests three persons were found who did
not know enough to chew gum. and they
were selected as judges. The specimens
OF hsndiwork were gatheerd up and tho
judges after due inspection awarded the
first prize. card Of mounted mountain
flowers, to Miss Kendel; Tho second
prize. q penwiper. 10 Miss Irms Worth /;
and the BOBBY prize to Miss Euily r.
Rainbow, OF Gunnison. During the de,
liberation OF tho judges ono hundred
souvenirs. hand painted mountain flow.
ers. were distributed among the guests.
These were the work OF Mrs. Carr and
Miss Croxton. and no two Of them were
alike. ...
The next advertisement was called "A
Penny for your thoughts" A penny and
. card OF questions, the answers to which
we're to be found ON the penny. were dis.
tributed. There was q triple tie in tho
answers, and lots being cast. the first
prize fell to Miss Nora Clifford, OF Mesa
county. The questions and correct, su.
swers were as follows:
/. Portion OF n hill-brov.
2. Two sides OF = question-eyes and
nOsc.
z Spring fioven-two lips.
4. Plenty Of .ssurance-cbeek.
S. Part Of q school-pupils.
6. Youth.-ls.
7. A mcsseneer-one cent.
q. The crown Of elorv--Iaursl wreath.
g-We.pons Of v.rf.re-bov and .r.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
Lung Chung,
DRY F.!
f,nesl Of work guar. niecd At reasonable
Nessse sss Pssssesssss.

LAND OprtCe Al MOB rnoeE. Cnto
July q, Ieys.
xo,yr~ ts hereby eiver that the e,'l,~ inz
usred settler has 6Icd noste of his Intention tp
make ansi prsN In support ~ hts claim aud thss
:. n nvs~,f will lie masls- b~fuc Nilt,a u. Wech.
e,s.uiy juie~ and ofactp clerk st b~lta Colo.
o. August IL -. VIZ
YDwARD n. eISCa.
moo his o. r. No IsS7. rt series, fSs the n. =. y
n ~ { ~ v, -. u =. =. ~ ". eth p. N.
re names Sic kaioWtnx vi nc.srs 70 prove his
ev,uslWuwn srssdsnce u.vn sIsd cwitfvsstoe "f
ra3sr;~s Kslmef. wiiiisn Kei.-s wulsa fsse.
Sr,jy n Crdas Edgr. soeo'. John n CuFsfs. %
JAMES a. LAYTON. H~Es-ses.
lTiest pwr. Juiy q; lest August .?
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
GEoRGE SrEPHAS. Secretary.

Nat Thomas. for branding calves. was
bound over TO the district court last
Wednesday. by Justice Updegrsd.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

Notice 10 hereby that Especial nesting
u the stockholders of tbs Dslta county
creamery will be held st the Farmers
and Merchants Bank. on Tuestisy. Aug.
16, 1893. at / pm. A full attendance is
desired.
GEORGE SrEPHAN. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

Apple buyers are as thick as leaves in
Vallambrosa in the county. BY the
time winter apples begin to ripen there
wont be an unsoid apple in the country.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12

The ladies ofths M. E. church will
give fried chicken supper at the Simp-
son building on Main street Thursday
August 10. Price Is cents which includl-
- cake and ices Everybody come.
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
OE0Gn1 z ANO. FoSA1 PaOOV.
Melee HSs 1'0Sleeassss.
LAND Orricn AT No>re~r. Coio..
July %. isSs. ,
Nctt~e h hescby Stven that
Na1ae0 .. GleolaG, 0G meOeeeee,

walter - Gbeoeag. % msOsesee.
Nom RI county. Colombo. has Med net~s
Of Intention T., make prof on hi de.eu land
a,m Sa. Al. TIE ssr.~s. for the :. n Y. q. y.
z. y \. E.,s sec. -. n. W. = y. W. y. -. ".
=, See y. and y. y NV. y. .. a J ,. !: s,ssh.
u ~ ur~ rGi prtDeiyusi mend sn bessrs he ks0.
is,cr and krrcives at Mon roe. Cs.ipMA.s. %
Tu-~day tkr 1Nh d,y of ~<yssms.vs. -.
lie namss the fsllo~ ing v itne see to prove the
cun,rl~ir irrtga.t.n and rec amaii'n u aid ami.
RI hard c. fhosup-sr. walter u Joln."u. Id
win Z. t'oit. Yres.erfrk W. hnsou. al of yoss-
rusr, Colo.
JANA A. LAyror. keSfvesG
tYir-s psh. Avg s: iass pub r~rs. ~. 1sssl
The Delta independent., 1898-08-12
OEAERT LAND. G1NAL PROO1.
useo0O 1O0 P06soease00.

LAsp OFFICE At No>TRosS. q. .Dp-t
Assusi J, iHse. J
So,icc Is hereby given that
gO60 e.. 0000.
Of D~its. De''a t.'un'y. c hridn. hiss aled
noiifc - iu ention 10 make pr ~f On bis DE n
liant eisin NJ. 2it Ute Series. for the y. W. y y.
z y. ~. u n. W \. and y II y. ". y sec. n.
TT. ts.. n. " w-Si 6ih T. T.. before the Eegisi ~r
NJ d R-cc.vrr at Montro-c, Colon do. ON Friday.
the 10Th day "t seri~mber. l-.~.
lie NAMES thu 10 Iowtnr wifpe.-s TO penyc the
romyi'te irrigation aid icclsniatisn " Hatd
Land:
Ieona ri Iinrptr. ka,ml nd q. EfwHris. ~. r
Guir-, r. ~. Gum, all of beta. C.lo.
JaNEs \ isyIo>, Reriesf.
tfirst pub. Aug. 5 last s.pt. 10. is,~l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
NEW YORK DAUGHTERS TO HELP.

At a meeting OF New-York City Chapter. D. A.
r.. held Saturday. the following Officers were
elected: Regent. Mrs Donald Mclean hrst vice
regent Mrs. Janvier Le Due: second vice-reRent
Mrs John Russell Young; recording secretary. Mrs
a. f. Austin corresponding secretary Miss Myra
B Martin, treasurer Mrs Clarence Postley: regis
trar Mrs. Vernon NJ. Davis; historian. Miss Helen
Coble Lathrop. chaplain. the Rev. J. Ncvett Steele
Safety Committee. Mrs Edwards Hall Mrs. o. A.
Hyde Mrs C. g. Stewart. Mrs. A. Stryker. Mrs.
A. D. Brink. Mrs. II. See. Mrs. Leon Harvier.
Mrs L. T. Bartlett. Mrs. James Fairman. Mrs
w Morton Mrs. J. N. Gardner. Mrs. w. Winslow
and Mrs f. +. Johnson: Auditing Committee.
Mrs f. Chafee. Mrs G. l.. Domlnick and Mrs.
Curry. ..,, .-,o., oh
ects the OF money usually expended
In the social meetings during the month or
May The social gatherings Will be omitted.
and Mrs Donald Mclean has been empow-
cred 10 act for the chapter In undertaking any
nroicct which may to her TO be advisable.
The object being TO render substantial assistance
when II snail Dc needed. Mrs. Mclean has APP
noinied every member OF the chapter a member or
her committee which viii In the near future pe
actively engaged in performing the task Tor which
IL has been appointed