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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-04

Earned runs. Minneapolis Q; two-base HIS,
Campau, Letcher. Parrott, Ritter Burnett
stolen bases Campau. Ball 2, Griffin. Burnett
Figgemeier l off Fisher 2: struck out by
Figgemeier, Hagerman; by Fisher, *Phil.ppf,
Smith; wild pitches. Cook. Fisher; lett on
bases, Minneapolis 7, Omaha s; time. 2:3O:
umpire. Cantillon.
*Phillippi batted for Cook.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Baltimore at New York
Cincinnati at Pfttsburg.
Boston at Washington.
CLEVELAND, o.. May 3-Cleveland and
st. Louis played two games this afternoon
before an audience Of about 100. The weather
was cold. but the players put considerable
snap into their work. Score. first game:
St. Louis :. % o 1 o o O "a
Batteries, Young and thinner; Clements and
Hughey.
Second Game.
Cleveland :. ..3 o o 0 0 0 -
St Louis . 20 0 0 0 pa
Batteries. thinner, McAllister; sudhoff and
Sugden.
Only One Game.
NEW YORK. May 3.-The Brooklyn and
Philadelphia teams started to play TWO games
this afternoon; the first resulted in victory
for the home team, but only four innings of
the second game werep lawed when Umpire
Connolly called the game on account of dark
ness. The score at that time stood IL to
nothing in favor Of Philadelphia. Score:
RH.E.
P PbGGsISp q 3 9 ! d3d @@s14 2
Batteries. Ryan. Kennedy; Mcfarland, Dug
glesby.
Support Slow.
PITTSBURG, Pa. May 3.-Gardner pitched
a good game and ielded his position well,
put his support was slow. The men behind
o"yer' on the other hand. put up perfect
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game ct critical points. Attendance. 1000.
Score:
R.H.E.
ccii nsinnssa :. :. q. "a ! 9 1873 ~ !
Batteries, Gardner and Schriver; Dwyer and
Peitz.
AmOle Wild.
WASHINGTON. May 3.-Amole was wild
at the beginning of the game and this. to-
gether with errors. gave the victory to Bos-
ton Reitz was slightly injured Attendance.
LOCO. Score:
RH.E
Washington 10 0 0 o FL 0 2-5 7 s
Boston :. ......3 Q o 0 / OF 10 2
B, batteries, Mcclure and Amole; Yeager and
Willis.
Game Pulled Out.
CHICAGO. May 3.-The Kentucky Colonies
pounded Briggs all over the field in the sixth
and eighth innings and pulled an almost lost
game out Of the fire. MCGEE was misepably
supported. but was effective In all but one
inning. Weather very cold. Attendance, Co.,
Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago :. 30 0 0 o Z 0 IL 10 3
Louisville :. % 0 8 10 II s
Batteries, Briggs and Donahue; MCGEE,
Dexter and Wilson.
l. No Game.
NEW YORK. May 3.-New York-B altimore
game postponed; wet grounds.
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Two-base bits. Mulane, Hansen; bases on
balls, off Mul,ane 4; hit by pitcher, Preston
2, Spies; struck out. Hansen; solen bases,
Glasscock, Wilson, sacrifice hits Burke Gil
len, Viox; left on bases, ST. Paul 6. Kansas
City 6: first base on errors st. Paul l. Kan
sas City q time of game 1:23; weather, clear;
field, dry; attendance. 500; umpire. Haskell.
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5 SPORTS OF THE DAY. 5
SHORTEST GAME In YEARS
FAST AND PRETTY CONTEST
WON BY ST. PAUL

"Count" Tony Mullnne Proves to All
That His Arm Is Not Yet Dead
Nor His Art GOne-EGan, for
Kansas City, Made II Credita lie
Showing TIL the Seventh In
ming.
st. Paul 4, Kansas City 1.
Omaha o, minneapolis 6.
Milwaukee Z, Columbus G.
indianapolis 5, Detroit 1.
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Rcdger Denzer will be accorded the signal
honor of pitching for St Paul in the opening
game of the series with Omaha which b.
gins at Lexington park this afternoon at
3:45.
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Amateur Base Ball.

ITHACA. N. Y, May 3.-The Cornell spring
athletic meet, which was to have taken
place today. has been postponed for one week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-04

The EE4eralds want to play any club un-
der eighteen Sunday. Address John Butler,
All Prescott street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-04

HELP WANTED-You easily get all
the experienced help you wish for any kind
OF business by advertising In The G o b
want columns.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Omaha at ST. Paul
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Detroit.
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our WARSHipS,

PERsoNAL-Many an interesting story is
.ola IN the personal column Of The g | be
wants. READ them. they may be Of inter-
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Game Pulled Out.
NEW YORK. May 3.-New York Baltimore
game postponed; wet grounds.
Stewards Meet.

NEW YORK. May 3.-At a meeting of the
stewards of the Jockey cub this afternoon,
the complaint lodged against Jockey Sampel
j. Roggett was referred to the chairman
with power to reDr.mand. August Belmont.
James r. Keene and James Galway were ap-
pointed stewards for the West Ches er Racing
association spring meeting
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-04
SORES
LIkERAW BEEF
On Baby's Face Neck and Breast.
Ran Blood and Matter.
Had to Tie Hands to Keep from
Scratching. A Bad Case.
Doctor Did Little or No Good.
Cuticura Cured. Skin Now Clear
A SWORN STATEMENT.

- w men my nephew was TWO weeks OlQ ne mad
running sores on his face, neck, breast, and
hands, which continued to grow worse. They
looked like raw beef. Sometimes blood would
come and sometimes matter. He was awfully
bad. Why, we had never heard or read of
such case. My sister had to tie his hands to
the hammock to keep him from scratching
himself, he itched so. He often rubbed his
neck and face against his shoulders. The
doctor did little or no good. Said ait came
from the Blood etc. She heard of CUTI-
cURA (ointment), and bought her box, and
finding 1t gave satisfaction she continued to
use it. The boy is all lceJ noac and his face is
clear. In order to show you my good faith in
this matter and how pleased am with CUTI-
oURA REMEDIES, have taken oath to above
statements. EMMA FISHER, 6s2 W. 18th Pl..
March 3, 1898. Chicago. Ill.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF Cook, So
L, Charles f. Vogel, Notary Public in and
for said county in the State aforesaid do hereby
certify that Emma Fisher, personally known to
me to be the same person whose name is SUBJ
scribed to the foregoing statement, appeared be.
fore me this day in person and acknowledged that
che signed the same, and that the same is true
according to her best knowledge and belief
CHARLES f. VOGEL, Notary Public
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 3.-The Brewers
won out in the ninth inning, Reidy winning
his own game and surprising the crowd by
lining pretty single over third, bringing
in the winning run. Score:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee .....0 0 1 o. II - i
Columbus ......4 0 0 0 Go 9 /
Batteries. Barnes, Reidy and Speer Evans,
Wright and Sullivan.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Two Games Lost by the Browns at
Cleveland.
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Detroit -. IL 0 0 O 0. O O. o. j..
Indianapolis 20 0 3 0 O / *-5 Q
Batteries. Underwood and Rafferl; Foreman
and Kahoe. ..-..t.. .i7r~-,--
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DETROIT DEMoRALIzED.

Four Straight Games Lost to The
Champions. 1~
DETROIT. Mich, May S.-Indianapolis won
again today. making four in succession. De-
troits infield seems demoralized. -Attendanf>
600. Score:
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tomorrow by Rev. George II. Rcyr, r,lr, Of
| Manasquan, \. J.
&. ID. jackson has moved to the Rich
ardS"n farm, near Silver Lake, and ".
\. lIinslcy to the farm recently vacated
by Mr.. jackson.
! Frank MaIoncy has been aproin,rd
night watch ut the jail.
1t is said that Presiding Elder Adam.
has accepted the pa>torlte Of the Eo.,ou
A. +, Church, to ill the place Of Rev.
{. 4. Hill, who has accepted the pa.,,r.
at" OF Smyrna n. f.. Nmirch.
, Owing 20 the cold weather the public
, drinking fountains have been shut off,
\ COW belonging to Joshua EanrhIrv
Of near Mud Min, recently gave birlh t.
can that weighed 0Opruld>.
Sheriff Shaw fell from ladder ON
Monday and broke hi- ankle
Oyster shells are being put ON sonc of
the streets Of this town.
Mrs. o. v. Evans has recovered from
the injuries rrrivri in the fall she lnJ
ON Sunday,
Edward Hri'Iih generally known as
'BninlnIr,' i now minn~ an oyrrroo
a~ thieves rnIclod his ilhc,'- Residences
irw days ago. The garment was valued
at Sl2 VOC '"'''''
4 pigeon shooting con,r., took ,l,c,
at '''' water works on Thursday.
T.. j.. Jones has teen awarded the con-
trilct TO furnish steam heater for the
State College lor Colorcd Students
Revival services will commence ot
the First Baptist Church tomorrow cycn-
ing. ~" >''''
On tie evening Of January 9Th the
sunday school class Of Mrs. Dr. Smith,
OF Wesley NJ +. Church, will give an
entertainment in the lecture roo,u of ,I,.
Songs W ''''''
On january 4th Capital Grange will
in''ali the following officers: Master, G.,
II. Salisbury; ovrrrccr. II. y, Learned.
lecturer, Wesley Webb; steward, i q
L'lahu; assistant steward, e. IIinklc;
chaplain. ". +. Mckee; Flora, Mrs
salisbury; Ceres, Mrs. Lonand; Srcrc-
tary, Jesse licIiings: treasurer, r. g
packard; .gatck"cp"r ". II. Mckee.
r"mona, Mrs. IlinkIc; lady assistant
Mrs. W. f. Mckee. ''7'"''''
Miss Julia Jones is in Philalplphjo,
NJ. Roy Jackson, Of the rniycrsi,y ,f
pennsylvania, is home for a short limo
John Hustled, Of Smyrna, was in town
yesterday. - Wv" "
MISS Mary Collision is in Wilmington
horo, Nd II '"''''S-
Mrs. Edhh lngcrSoI j.. In. on.., -,
friends in HaItimrrc. ~ guest ~
Miss Maggie Waldron +. ,i,i,;n.. :.
ihiIadclphm. ''''''''S III
Miss Lizzie Hayes is in Wihoiunt,n
itjns here. '''''''@'''''' + VS.
Mrs. t.. J. I.a;r~' j~m Grorpc,ovu
LARRY H"h"n has rutoucd TO Wi,min,.
, N"y. T. ?: Ncyojc is on q ,i.i, ,,I
im"n'S in WrStoycr Md ''''' ''
D. MarWaISon ha, returned +, ii,
h"m" j" I'hiIoarlphia. w. ''''' 70 MS
town. '''''''' 'l'''"'N III
Miss Mary Burton is entertaining Mis-.
AIeIla Atkins, "f Milton. ''''''
Miss Carrie Ewing, Of Lan,!cnbcry Pa
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Claynlonl.

William LytIr, oi Egg lIarbor, for
mcrly OF Clayton, spent Christmas will
his family, Of this place.
Henry l.. Donaldson, Il wrli-know1
citizen OF Chester, who has many friend.
here, has been on the sick list for IL long
time, with not much hope oi recovery.
Mrs. Samuel Hal is spending tive
onth'S visit to friends ut Laurel and
| Baltimore, Md.
Charlie: 4. Maspn secretary and treas
urer OF the PhiIadrIphi0, Cave May and
Delaware River Navigation Company. il
lying dangerously i'll at his home.
Miss Anna +. Dough,rn, Of Smyrna,
DrI., is spending this week with her
uncle, Captain james Downcs.
Captain J. Brooke Melting has been
appointed agent in Chester for the
steamer Republic.
William Iloldcn solicitor for the
Farmers and Merchants National
Building and Loan Association, Of
Dover, DEL. is spending the holidays
with his family, at Trainer.
Rev. Hiram McNry, who has been in
Lancaster County ior several weeks
holding revival meeting, has returned
home.
Miss Mabc Gray has gone ON Il ten
days visit with relatives at North East,
Cecil County, Md.
Proprietor William Mcclure, oi the
Union Hotel, Marcus Hook. remembered
all his friends on Christmas with very
acceptable gifts.
George Trnitt and Gus Ohrrr have
gone down Inc bay on ducking trip in
til" yacht Caroline.
Archie Knott, who is cmrIovcd at
Wayne, Pi.. spent Christmas with his
parents on the Post Road.
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Dry,nyhirc are
spending tn" hu'iday~ with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mr.. \. y. Jones sNrnt Christ
ma WIlh Ihr !at'"r'- parents, at Nliold.
lIol.
CIar"nc" NaIrmim, has nearly raroy.
cred from Bis attack "t pnounnni4.
Mi-. !IyA G,r~ l.. smuIing Visit Of
-'lo'ai day with relatives unI friends,
1t Ro.n lIi!i,n'.
Nj sos Fannie AMI annie Mrkiau"v.
u \Drt beast, Md., are @rHjiug 4 Wit
"j'h relatives at Trainer.
THE quarantine has brcn removed
from tho home oi Councilman William
J. NrsiajI. Ills son, whD wa% sick
with s"Ar'rtinH, is BETTER
-, TIL" NirstmN' festival took p1ar, on
Thursday evening last, At the Atynoupnt
VI, l.. Church, The church was taste
inI'N decorated with laurel and ever
greens, giving the appearance o' the
Christmas season. BY lar, the greatest
FIcrrss Of tine ryrnin. was the music
rendered by the Sunday school under
tnr leadership Of Evan tialIagIIrr, and
Miss Alice lloopes presided at the oryun.
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THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Iiri!Scviilc.

Miss Maymc Jacobs entertained Il mum
ber of her friends at her nome on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Mamie Hitch is visiting here.
Harry Tunn2II, Of Georgetown, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. X. o. Cannon.
Miss Hattie Swain has returned from
Wilmington.
Mrs. King has returned to Lrwc-.
Miss Hattie Nivrn, Of Grccnwu,d, is
in town.
W. II. Allen, OF Dover, is visiting his
brother.
Walter IIorscy, OF >caiord, was tie
guest Of friends in town this week.
W. +. Hill x Co. ar, closing ont their
stock Of groceries.
J. RaIstcn Srdlrs has returned from
Philadelphia.
Mrs. ". T. SudIcS is at Ncwtown, Pa.
Mr. ana Mrs. r. f.. Miller, and son
have returned from Laurel, Del.
Several OF our young people attended
the banquet at the >lS.aX, in >,aiord
last night.
Miss Bessie Fisher, OF Gvrnwood, is
visiting friends in town.
L. &. WcIch is now prepared to far
nish The SrN to any address in town
upon notice left at his stand on Main
street.
A pretty double wedding took place at
the home OF W. }. kcnncy, near town,
last Wednesday evening. The contract
ing parties were Miss Martha T.. Kcnnrv
and William p. Bacon, and Miss Maggie
NJ. kenncy and Ernest f. IIorscy. Rev.
b. +. Jester performed the ceremony.
ID. Harry Boycr, OF Jersey City, is vi,-
ltlng friends in town.
G. b. IIurlburt has moved his store To
the room vacated by 4. Loving, ON Mar
kct street.
+, l.. Wolfe and wife are visiting in
Franklyn City, Va,
DR.. u. N. Hitch. oi PhiladcIphia, i,
the guest Of Laurel friends.
Miss Clara Walker, Of Oriolo, Mul. is
vislung in town.
Miss Lillian I1rHru III Clayton, is WIS.,
ting Laurel irirnIs.
viii Naryil, Of DrInar, and Dan
Hastings, "f iar"Un>blrM Md, Wur, in
town this week.
Miss b'"arlr MMyiI, Of Drlnar, j. the
guest Of Miss ~nii" Morris.
Mis- oujc }oycc, Of Goor.tpwu. Wis
itct friends here This week.
R"yi}%i services, vi. begin in the N. F.
Church nest H,lu,.ay evening"
G. ". Watson, Of m@m Columbia. la.
moved his '"miIy tr town and uov or-
rupy the ]. +. Collins residence ou ".n-
trai aver V.
On" ri IL" largest family rcunion& eyer
held in this vicinity WI. hoIH AT the
hom" of i9}jd II. EDyro, pr,~D,r,,l,
tarmcr near 8pr", h-t Thursday. when
fifty sons. daughters and ganirIftdrnn
were seated around u special table prr.
pared for the u"rasiDn Those present
were: i. Harry Duyrr, oi New York. ,
\. Y; T. =. Ward and wife. D,lv,r,
Dcl.; L. r. Miller anl wife, y. II. Mi, .
Ter, Of bridgaviIlc, Dri.; T. G. Moore and
wife, Mrs. Ethel Moore, Mis- Nrttic /.
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all who 90 will receive welcome. Good
chorus music each night. Meeting will
begin at 10, each evening.
The annual Christmas festival Of the
First Presbyterian Sunday School. was
held Tuesday evening in the church,
and was a complete success in every par
lirular. Thc churcl, presented :! fine
appearance In the pulpit was high
Christmas tree, beautifully and artistic
ally trimmed. A number Of rlcrtric
lights were placed in the tree which gave
the whole scene a briIIin, and magniii
cIrnt effect. The large ii vr organ and
windows wrr" lain'j.y arranged with
crow 'r~foot and holly The program
was in charge Of Supt. ". NJ. Mothrrall
who was most abby assisted by his ci-
ticrnt officers and teachers. II was a
childrns festival, truly speaking. for
the program was mad" by them. All
taking part in the program acquitted
themselves in Il manner that reflected
greatly on their tirclcsS teachers. and to
the satisfaction Of the large audience.
Special mention must hc made of the
singing Of little Edna Griffin and Lola
Jones. The program was a- follows:
Singing, by school; prayer, Rev. y. II.
Miller; singing, by school; responsive
reading; exercise by infant class, sing
ing, by school; solo, Emma Green; cX-
crcisc by caasS Of little girls; singing, bv
school; duet, Lola Jones and Annie
Barton; add,css, by superintendent:
responsive reading; duet, Edna Griffin
and Lola Jones: singing bv school; ad
dress, by Rev. W. II. Miller; chorus, by
entire school. And last but not least
was the character Of Santa Claus" bv
David Medill, which created no end Of
amusement when he came running IN
the middle aisle with his pack. Santa
distributed the candies, oranges and
bananas among the scholars. Little
Erma Green received special prize for
having committed the shorter catpchism
The Newark Conclavc of IIrptasnphs,
No. 6, or $. W. NJ, at meeting Wed.
n"sday evening elected the following Of
licrrS for the ensuing term: Chancellor,
Wilmer l.. lli!l Eminent Archon, Norris
Worrall; Provost. James Crow; Prplatc,
Howard 5. Corn"g; Inspector General,
{. j.. Spence; Recording Scribe, Louis A,
Steele; Financial Scribe. W. ". Harding:
Treasurer, Calvin $. WOrraIl: Trustee,
tor term Of eighteen months, James
pirl"r; representative tn Grand Con-
rInnyc, Joseph Mccormick. These officers
viii be installed on next "Wednesday
evening.
O."cpa lodge, No. J, X. oi F.. at their
last meeting elected the following Of.
'jc"r4 to serve during the coming term;
tl&nc"Ior. John T. Namsrv: Virr-C nan.
C,rIi"r, leslie /. lIiII; Muster Of Work.
J"s"pi ", Met Cormirk: Master Of Arms,
,iIiN"r Rr"bo; lrclHt". II. II. Dmgr,ty.
M"-I"r Of Finance. Lawrence Whitrman:
h""prr "i Records and Snal. Louis l.
steele; Matter Of EXchcqnrr. j. G. Shiy-
Ter; Inner Guard, John Charsla: outer
Guard, Edward O. Walton: Trustees
J"+"ph MrFurmirl, Harry noughcrv
and Charles Wal,on: Representative to
Grand lpd9r, J. W. MrCUrmick.
Dover.
The warm weather yesterday put a
stop to { he excellent skn.in.r "a .;l,.,,
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HHW \ork's low NCa'b Rate.

New YORK, Dee. 3l.-prcsidcut Wi
son son ,,"ohy submitted the annual report q
we , Board "i Health. Mayor Strong To-
Gay. SAID hat the death rate of the city
curing the year ending this afternoon
was less than t hat o! any year in til,
history OF tic city. Total deaths, 1851
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nH"rathcc's Treasury Looted.

hLNnNlr lud, Dee. 3l.--W !
n'.niI'' Finance Keeper Of the Lodge Z
hH'Hh's "l Maccabbccs, here, the large,
'"''I" N the state, has Disappeared an,
so ',a9 ~ 800 Of the lodge funds. il !
.%'', I"" lodge has hc"n suspended b.
tie Supreme Lodge.
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Moore. il. B. Moore, {. G. Moore, g. f.
Moore, =. W. Moore, T. II. Chipman and
wife, J. +. Phillips and wife, ]. X. Phil
lips. : A. Philips, OF Bethel, Del. d. II.
Boyce and wife. Mrs. } A. Boycc. Miss
l.. NJ. Brycc. Miss t. l.. Ruyce, Miss Ella
". Eo!cr. Miss {. W. Boyce, G. y.
boycr. y. T. Bnyrc. II. l.. Boycc, f.. NJ.
Collins and wife, Miss VI. &. Chipuan,
Clarence Chipuan, Joseph Nhipman and
wife. OF Laurel, Dcl., and !. II. knnw!c-,
oi Scninrd Del.
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The exercises also consisted of rccitations
by various scholars of the school, Scrip
turr reading by Rev. T. NJ. Doughcry
and A $. Ottcy. A box of candy and "a
book was given to each scholar, to the
value Of the number OF times present in
the books ; also oranges and apples were
given to the scholars. The presents
given ont Miss Alice IIrrp"s received Il
box OF beautiful landkcrchipiS Rrv. +.
NJ. D"ughcry, Il pair Of kid gloves, also
Il fancy box with a handsome comb and
brush in it, from hi, elias. also u box
with a d"lO'c beet in it. This caused a
roar of laughter. The superintendent,
William Hopes, Il pair OF kid gloves
from his class \. :. Oltcy, Il fancy ink
stand, with Il silver top and holder ; also,
from two ladies Of the school whom he
gave whistles to last wear. dancing
jack. This ais" caused great applause.
lie also gave each officer and teacher OF
tn" school one cent, with the promise
that if they show ii at the next Christ
mas festival, he would give them two;
Mrs. Joseph =. Cascy,an Epwouh badge,
from her class. The platform was very
pnttily arranged by Ahncr Vernon, the
oldest member Of tie school.
Miss Julia King is on the sick list and
under the doctors care.
Miss Lizzie Ingram, Of Philadelphia. is
spending a visit with her cousin, Miss
Lizzie Vernon.
Miss Rachael Bigger, Of Wilmington
Is visiting her brothers, George and FL
wood Bigger.
Oliver Truitt, who has been confined
to the house with sick mess for some time,
is able I" be about again.
burgess 5. Lee Burton. John Truitt
and Gus Obcry, have gone down the bay
cunning after ducks. They expect to be
gone all winter.
Mrs. Barlow. who icIl and diSIocated
her leg at the hip on Sunday morning
last, is lying in a very critical condition..
lhr doctors Car'"z Il are doing all in
their power to reset the member.
Onr young men and women arc haYing
Il very cnjoyabl" time skating. There
are some good skating places here.
Harry =. Barlow was recently pre-
Srntrd with Il handsome gold watch.
whlch he takes pridr in showing his
friends
Mrs. Frank >harplcsS, Of Eoothwvn, j.
lying seriously i'll at her home with
pulmonary trouble.
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IS visiting her sister, Mrs Rev. J. {.
! Pierce.
Harry Marlndar las returned to
Wilmington.
Ral pin Srotn"y. Of Moorcs, Pa, who
has been visiting here, has returned
home.
Miss Evelyn Littlcton is in Easton,
Md.
MlSs Mary Green has returned iroma
v'SIt to W""dbury, \. j.
Avery Hughes, Of Washington, y. e.,
Is IN town.
Miss Eugcnia Dcnncy has been visit
'hg IN thrstcr"wn, Nd.
:. Warren and Frank Hall have been
visiting their parents here.
I. +. kclium and WIFE, Of Wilmington
are visiting Mrs {. B. kcllnm.
The Misses Dupont, of Wilmington
are visiting Mrs. c. $ Pennewil|.
Watson Harrington, Of the Harvard
Law School, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. john II. Schl and daughter Marie
are visiting relatives in Wilmington.
-','' !. ~ '''il'S VIII entertain Il'f
Sunday school class Friday evening.
5. {. Chase and wife, Of Chester, Pa,
have been visiting their parents here.
John Green and son, of Philadelphia,
are visiting f.. b. Loudcrbunglc and
wife
Harry stewart, of Philadelphia has
been visiting his mother, ON King
street.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter, Of Mil
loru, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John s.
Collins.
t.. G. Thackcry and wife, of Ekton,
are the guests Of Mrs. Stevenson, on
state street.
yesterday afternoon, at st. Peters =.
j.. Church. Mr.. John j. Fitzsimmons
was united IN marriage to Miss Elizabeth
A. woodrow. The young couple were
very popular and so great was the num-
per VINO came to witness the marriage
that the church could not accommodate
,.'m. Promptly at 23O o'clock. y. H.,
MisS Margaret Orr began to play Men
d'lS"lIn wedding march, and the bridal
party entered. DR.. VIM p Orr. Louis
J. hambcrs. Edward NJ. Norman and
l'r' J"s Martin, the ushcr-, came first,
''''r groom ard the maid Of honor Mis-
NaII1r Tnyntcr, followed, while the bride
ana II le best man, Mr.. lIancc Chamber.
came last. Rev. Jesse G. Taylor rector
"l the church, performed the service,
"''rr which the party went to the station
ana Mr. and Mrs. Eitzsimmons took the
''"F''' bound train. They will visit
several points before returning.
The sun., 1898-01-01
1,,'tti.,

Tine warm weather yesterday pnt a
stop to the excellent skating on Silver
Lake.
saturday, January Sth. the Nrphau's
Court will meet here.
A large crowd attended the match
Spe Hing bee at Mrs. W. +. Smiths las,
night.
The NJ. p. Church pulpit will lc filed