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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
A DAY or SUSPENSE.
New Bedford inxiousiy Awaits The Opening Of
The Coming Battle.

I Sew Bedford. Mass. Jan. lg.-Thls has
been "a DAY ~ su&penge In New Bedford
t'fhe ears 81 ey"rybOdt. merchant. citizens
ana operative alike were laid 70 the
Z ground. hoping against hope that ihn,.
Z would hear that the manufacturers had
conceded 10 take down the notices OF the
Z - per GENT. reduction. and that he busy
/ 5ptnaisa ana the rafting looms ~ tff,
nins groups ri Nails Involved in tbs. STRIKE.
might. Monday morning. take up the.
Woph 81 the week a. usual. no sound has
/ esJne nom ihe manufacturers. however.
ana me operatives have griFiIY resolved
| That me consequences Of the reduction
must be faced
white no open hostlIiiica ~ any account
3r" expected 81 any Of the mills. 1t Is ex-
p"Htcd fhat "a aDrne ~ them there will
nr q considerable effort made 10 kser,
. from #oFkGrE tnDa" operatives not mem
I tsErA ~ ne onions. vim would 70 in IL
fhrT could. zet chance. In Warnautta
.vp. ! and 2 the Bristol Pierce, GrfnneH,
Afbahnet and Hathaway mills. the wesg-
.ra. ~ least. have bceu given ~ under
stand ~ their @Tera.rra that the uew
Hch"d@3c. eFen under the f. per cent re-
fJet.9u notice. @oul9 xlge them wages
Rnifn WotsIa b@ practically no reduction
Z he TD@f@EjseH vim are determined to
strike look HE9D these promises with
divided @3n%e "ud there ~ an OPEN qupA-
ton as 10 mn many 0f fhsfo. vim In the
believe ~ Tiat uaH been tod them At
f@nlpf ~ ~ into the mills. 10 the foOrn-
ing
tir.F fsrirt Af-f-ft p itBf@L Ggi H-Ffsfyff.
GJ8@t u aayfh4ag--gnan tae usual New
Bedford Sunday - FAR AZ the yfys-fs-
ffFes ere concerned they sseFn 10 have
o@an resting 70 gain strength for ths
tr1Egl@ which e - iya2in tsfnyrr0u.
Ies the Churches s0rna NJ the ministers
MAJ" alluded to trs@ situation IN their
yft}f8Dfss 10 ne throne III Hr8ce. RsF
John ss@~art ~ The %ortn Baptist
church. W98 II includes many operatives.
i1 it& congregation. during his sArre0s,
spa<h s1 Qualification ~ the resistance ~
tn@ fesEtsCfA rs.s pHt warned ffts % ss~fg}syy-
@Fa ~ a1fi9 anything wBiaEs would take
tram theft 5Fse sympathy ~ tbs ptsbSie
Tao meetings ~ tsge operatives mere
- o. DR. ~ FsgJFsss@sEg tEEs3 Os AL the
sfasf1s ~ fefTa steering fyransfftAN 10
have ca@gEe ~ tfss strikes another Il
meeting ~ the a1isi f3reraen. where q
8n53n WA ORGANIZED aaH IL Da# vtgfeG N,
wait Until Us afla@s1ag bef0Fa taking ac-
t5o5 Or Eae ssr2ke~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
READY FOR REVOLT.
Havana Is 0utwardIy Calm But the
Fire Is SIumbering.
8lanco Not Able TO Cope With Situation--,n
cidents Of the Trouble.

Havana, Via Key West. Fla, Jan. Is
delayed in transmission .-A1though
outwardly order is restored here. great
newspapers excise. under the press CEN
sors gtehc prudence, general revolt is
probable win much bloodshed because In
such an event tile army ana volunteers
would fraterniZc. Gen. Blanco's position
is most difficult because his mild method 1
of warfare disquaIify him to use energy
with Il mob
The rioters intend going in n pacific
manner to the palace to request Cen
Hlanco 10 release Senior Jesus Trilo. a
prominent attorney, who has been un-
Justly charged by political intriguers
with fomenting mob violence.
Up to the time this dispatch is sent, no
American has been in any danger. nor
mas there been any hostile demonstration
| or shouting against them, nor have any
Americans taken refuge 1T the United
| states consulate. Consul General F'itz-
hugh Lee. the British consul and other
consular officers witnessed the disorders
from the balcony Of the hotel Ingleterrc.
ON the first day Of the riots when a
crowd of 500 men that had masSed in
central park began stoning windows and
shouting Death of Diario. "Veva Wcy-
Ter ANA Down with autonomy, Gen.
Parade, Cen. Sniano and Gen. Garrioh
rode up and Gen S0!uno ordered the
cavalry % charge tho mob. The cavalry
"oInmander replied: Whom shall |
charge? Loyal Spanards for shoutint,
Long live Spain ana Long Live the
Spanish generals!
Tn" commander then disfnountnd and
cndoavnrcd 10 persuade tn" mob in
which were - number Of officers and 4r,-
cral aGlutants 70 retire. Gen. Garri,'n
an intelligent noble cuban, whose loyalty
has never been doubted, confronted the
, leaders If the mob. Major Fuent"a and
capt tulV0 Of the artillery.
Ma iOr Furutos resented the rcbukn and
Gen. Garrich, Infatuated snatrhcd several
decorations from the breast Of the officer
saying: "iou have GiShonored the army"
Major Fnentcs ana Capt. Cllyo were ar
rested.
Gen. Soiono. IN the course Of an inter-
view mas denied that hn called the riot
cTs drunkaTdg. bat be confirms the re-
port that he characterized them az ''un-
worthy Of the uniform they wore"
Some Of the papers having criticized
tbs language. Gen. Soiono said: II used
tha words and / am willing 10 sustain
them At tine point Of my sword
Wednesday and Thursday nights, the
theatres and cafes were closed. ana the
military band did not play ~ Central
park aS usual When the neWspa per
offices were being attacked, Gen. BlancO
called upon several Of Gen. WnyIer's
friends % use their influence 70 calm the
rioters They replied that they dcpipred
th.. outhnrst but did not know the lead
"rs uf The riot. They offered 10 10 cy-
.rHthiue IT their power Ia calm the aGi-
tation. but pniut~diy suggested that Gen.
Araio4 should try 10 calm himself also,
as ne WAS increasing ne disturbance by
his int"mperat" and insulting language"
At one point tE" mob moved toward thr
private residence Of Senior Hruzou. the
avn governor ri Havana, but ~as
promptly dispersed by the police
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
Oh, How Thankful
Pain Was Maddering and Hope
Had Been Abandoned Wonder.
full Results o: Purifying the Blood.

A yer, severe pain came N my left
knee, which grew worse and worse, and
finally sore broke ont q ooye the knee.
Il discharged = g-eas deal and the pain
from my t1iga down vas mzddeuing
Large, hard, pGrpts spots appeared On NY
leg l suffered IN .nis way tor yea-s,
and gaze up all hope Of ever being cured
Ny wife vas reading Of case ike mine
:ared oy Hc2d's Sarsapa-ills, and she
advised ne 20 III il. I began taking i
and wne1 had used 1 few to-tles
found EeList trou my suffering. On.
how thankful I an f3- this re.ies. an
--Eoazer than hzve ever bsea II NJ life.
an II t1e RESI- c. health. have good
appetite z-l1 an 4 aew u14n aIsoges aer =
J. p NOES isr,-u Ezwz lr,=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

high pressure has moved from the
west Gulf to the Ohio valley. The
pressure continues high in the Middle
plateau regions 4 storm appears tt
be developing in northern Texas
Rain or snow has fallen in the Al
lantic states the lower Lake region and
the Ohio valley.
The temperature has generally falleI
east of the Mississippi and has riser
or remained nearly stationary else
where. Increasing cloudineSS am
showers may be expected in the lowe
Missouri and Middle Mississippi val
leys and generally fair weather else
where. The temperature will fan il
the Atlantic states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
Do You ] axe

cold or contract 4 cough easily ?
Then we have just the remedy for
you. Something that acts espe,
cially on the throat and lungs
When they are weak II strength
ems them. When inh4med il cures
them. What is more, it is invalu-
able for the stomach. Unlike cod
liver oil II aids digestion, never
retards it. Il IS already partly
digested. 1t is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
IA ANGLERS
&EI E2OIu EUM
j EMUL SION s YIN

Our Emulsion is certainly the
greatest cough killer known.
Whether the cough IS acute or
chronic, it will relieve it. 1t
cures any congestion Of the lin
ing membrane OF the throat and
lungs and restores it 70 4 healthy
condition. Taken at the first
symptom of a cold or cough, it
prevents further trouble. Coughs
do not trouble strong throat and
lungs.
Sold by al druggists. 30. and 500
Angler Chemical Co. Alist5n District. Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
Washington Forecast.

Washington. Jan. lG.-For New
England and Eastern New York; gen
orally fair: colder; northWesteriy
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
IN RHODE ISLAND.
05srziisss MI bcess. cgfissa I q, Mi
csfeisily Watch Ses 3setss1

F,FoV5aeDce- " r.. Jar. lg-The cr.
ss9eh ~ the cots1rs mills tnrssgbass.
rfa States mi3 70 1ns0 effect. roxYs0s-
rss, t5.s- gnGg @xcepgJ0n heipg ofse sg
GCoEtlnue1 % page ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
AUGUSTA MAINE. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY II. 1898.
FAIR AND COLDER.

Boston, Jan l6.-Local forecast for
Monday: Fair weather: colder; north
erly winds. becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17

This water is endorsed by the physi-
clans of Augusta. 1t will he deliv cred in
nice clean carboys every day at $3.50
per gallon per month.
Visitors are cordially welcomed to the
spring and bottling houses. Address all
orders. HERBERT w NORCROSS,
23o State Street, Augusta, Maine.
mon, wed&fri,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17

In n Sazaaah7c supreme jg.3icia-
eaUsr. J. F@st-r presiding Friday
Sta.@ vs. AlsEza Far.lS NJ EichUond
III action lo- S.rs.@ sale Iufgxiea1im-
liquors Guilty.. Edward " B]ak@
sentenced % faur months in Augusta
a.i for ureak5ng AMI entering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-17
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE FAMOUS
GI'sV''i ) 'iiass Water,

A ouantitive analysis by Prof. F. G.
Robinson of Bowdoin college shows this
water to he absolutely pure. 1t has great
solvent qualities. and, aside from the
security 10 health it affords. will be found
a positive help to all forms of kidney
trouble.
A Pure Water supply Prevents
Sickness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-27
Bargain in Shoes.

expression
0 significance in connection with
bargain represents price
the
5
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andi /
leaf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-27

Mr.. Geo. A Harker, OF the Hish
School. left for Manila with the FIRST
Colorado. AIR. Harker was given a
Hawaiian souvenir by the SharpshOOt-
ers as we'll as an eng-ossei discharge
from that organization.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-27
Deserts the BacheIors.

Jacob Bearwald, at the head Of the
Gazette Company job and book print
ing department, was united in marri-
age on Saturday evening TO Miss Ag-
mes Lawrence. Rev. Alex. Mackin-
tosh performed tie ceremony. \ we'd
ding supper followed at the home Of
the couple on Liliha St, near School.
A number of friends were handsome
ly entertained.
The sun., 1898-02-01
Milton.

\ large force Of carpenters from this
town are engaged in constructing the
new atinn on the lluccnc Aunc'- rail
road at Lrwcs.
,Iamcs {. Falmcr, OF Milford, has pun
chased the good will and fixtures ni the
Ponder House Of Mrs. Emma llaz2nrd
The purchase price was 5000. He will
a>.uuc charge on Thursday.
Extensive altcrationS will L. made /"
lIar, : liolr ir II few days.
William krpp 4 Co.. will plac" an
electric iIght plant and hp, air engine in
their large store.
Mr.. Frank B. Carey will erect hand
some residence pn Chr>rnut street in u
few weeks.
4 lodge oi Jr., .. /. A. VI. will hc in.
situtrh at MiI-bnr' tomorrow night.
Mrs. Emma IlazArl hns received $50
irDmthp Jr.. o. /. \. ~. ui this town
oi which order her late husband was 4
member.
\ lodg Of independent Order United
Wurkmrn viii bc establish here this
week.
Prutractcd N '"tlnG> which have been
in progress ut thc NJ. +. and NJ. =.
rA,lr"h> i,r the past ipur weeks closed
on sunday evening.
Fisher 4 L Nbrrt-un are contracting for
a large acreage oi peas ana t"lnatuc-.
pr. Howard VI. Wilkinson, Of Dover
Wa- il town today.
Mrs. Edward Mrnt2ing"r aud son
Edward. are visiting Mr.. T.. J.. C"lIus
and family.
Captain William II. Mcgee lett this
morning for New York to take charge
Of his vessel.
DR.. Joseph Frame and Harry Jacobs
Of Milsboro spent Sunday with friends
| here.
A large band Of gyp.ies are cncampcd
three miles youth Of here and are at
tracing large crowds daily.
The shirt factory is running on full
time and more new machines will be
placed in the building to enable them TO
| ill the large orders which they are re.
ceiving every day.
The sun., 1898-02-01

!. Harry llumcs Of this town wcr, the
guests OF Mr. and Mr.. Robert =. lslvis
OF Gcorgcstwn on Saturday.
David Ris and son SOL, are the guests
Of relatives in Baltimore this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fell and ch;id
of rhliaIcl phia, are the g,icslS Of Mrs.
FciI'> mother. Mrs. NJ. T.. Lotland.
William K. Donovan, FIX N-Hcgistcr n
Wills Of S,lssrH County is tie guest oi
his son, David VI. Non'van at Ellen
dale.
Mr. and Mrs Sanders T7!itl are the
guests OF lewcS relatives.
William 4. Comcgys, Esq, Of Middle :
town was the gur~e ul the Hon. }. W..
lausry ON SundAy,
Mr.. Edward Gall !, tn 9Ge~t ii Pl il
adrlphia friends.
Captain James II. Palmer i4 in W.T.
mlnglon.
Henry Harrington who has been the
guest oi Milford and harrington friends
and relatives for several days has lc-
turned home in Warsaw, Va.
Miss Name Wallace who has been
spending several weeks in Newark, N.J,,
with friends has returned home.
The sun., 1898-02-01
l.t.NcS,

The Queen Anne Railroad has opened
tra!H to Lewr-. Edgar ". Ingram, OF
this town. has been luadc' the station
agent, and the frs. tram pulled out this
morning 1T six O'Clock, midst Il snow
storm. The officials Il tie road came
down Saturday nIgnt and stayed over
until TINS morning. President WIN. II,
E,,>lrr, Grnrlal Manager |. ". TroXai,
>upt. Arthur WuoItur,t, and Attorney
Wilmer Einury, constituted the party.
They came duAn with the iutcntlun o!
fixing upon the point oi connection with
the p, ". < b. on the commons opposite
town, but the ui~agrcrablc wcal her kept
them Indoors and the! lett tins morning
without uakI.g any definite arrange
mentS about the matter.
The wurkmcn un til" Queen Anne
trains moved with their families from
Milton to Lrwr> today. They are having
some difficulty in procuring honcs rs
rcnlu5ic hol>cS are very scarce.
the Young mems minstrel show under
Me affection OF E.u Norman, will Dc
given III Du,tcn LycrUm, Thursday even
ing.
4 birthday party Will be given by the
Organ Fund Society OF the NJ. +. Church
at the hull.r o Charles :. Morris, Wcd-
nr>day evening i big batch Of invita-
llun- navc been sent uul-uvcr 2JD, and
Il Grand time Is anticipated. Every one
Drngs Il penny Tor eurY birthday they
have PASSED.
NJ. and Mrs. jefferson L. Ford will
entertain IN. ~ q clock ten AT IN.
ll,tl Nrincy next Friday afternoon.
The sun., 1898-02-01
Iiri,i."ri!l".

TI.ruv vr. rp have been another i"X
cha., yesterday. Great preparations
N,'n u"Jr .ur it. Many propr from >'a-
ir!,. l.rr.i. and other nearby tr"m",
v"r. t,nu,1 tine HrlL'yillr club ana
j. n ,.l... ,.H>r. nNing to the disagree
ABLE W ..1r IT," chase Wa p1stp"n"d
.IuD. .-.... SKIER tay thi~ """i, on until
Gur. /. pheasant M.,Atyr
Trr -ou.I Na- gDtrrri with snow
yesterday j.r'uy 'i.-t time this WINTER.
IuosuD,} va a0oHt one inch dr,p Rain
aitrr~.d~ irt aHi tWu'd tn" -n ~ -
-lu-n. O.,r~. residents cau"N rcN"m-
hrr the year when there VIZ. ~ little
-uu% q, there has M"n thi> winter
pra- for lNi. seasons sowing were de-
livvrrd At Il. I. Iannon'- factory Fri.
tlaY. llDW Bushels were delivered. Al one
time liiDv.njnr wagons were in line t. hr
loadrd With seed peas.
People here are wondering what has
brruuie Of the proposed telephone line
which the company at 'Irorsctown pro-
posed establishing from Georgetown to
sSeaiord. thence to Bridgcviile. The town
council has given the company the right
to erect the poles and stretch the wires,
but SO lar nothing has been done towarl 1
estab ishing the line.
Mrs Anna Rust Is recovering from the
severe burns received from the ignition
The sun., 1898-02-01
LOCAL DOTS.
Levy [ 'Ollrt meets trtlay

Levy Court meets t"iay
DR., j. W, Cl1lnrtaugh j. ou tie sick
list.
>nom -hovcl. have been IN yrro,
lrmanh
George j. kl"ttr- is M a rapit "ad to
recovery,
Miss Annie Buycc is suffering uuh a
heavy cold.
Real estate agents report a ar3sg i
small houses.
WiIliar'n \. 'Mr@ trtlrmrd to Van.-
ford on saturday.
Miss ~aIIi" Eickar'l~ ha, ,0tlu..r.r~,
oi friends at iIarlly,
William WilS"u ha, bee! Visiting
friends at iiilrinyton
J.. K. M,-on. ui NuI"igl4. \. .r.:.,,.-
iStrrrd at 'nr' layton House,
George u james. oi nu.,r. Na~ =, vii.
tong,on N,.j or rn >a'nrNHy
The delight oi the ,ualI boy j.. Il is
height a. ~''IjNg j. !airly Good
William Garter " ..v has been ..1rug
here Ina, returned To- Fnrdrlira.
Gmjamln >.nmoH., Of u yer, ln.. E,cn
the glr- rl friends in TIL. city.
Harry e. AIaus whp l,u> been ,,i,,-
ing with t%pholH icYrr, is recovering.
Mrs. ''rurg" tIayry las returned from,
a,pjr SAINT visit To- !rirud> at >ralutI
Miss EIorcncc i. Way. of New I...,nIou
Pa, Is the guest - friends in this city.
EX-City Treasurer Joseph X. AlaIu. :
recovering, from IN attack oi rhruuua,i~u
Chief Clerk Mitchell, Of tie p,s,n,ljrc
visited relatives N Pcnn~yIyanin sun
day.
Tie Passion Kay Na. given IN Mor,,
Oprrn House, ErIi~Hon. y j.. hast
night.
l,cv. Williams VI. >.haI'. n.rnnird II .,
pulpit Vt i"~t Presbyterian 'hurrn. ON
sunday.
The olI ialnoiar tunes. Tia. merry lin.
gle "t the i, iGh hci.>, have greeted n.
once u,oIr.
F'~tmasirr Mnorc has received arn,,o,
MT from tl"rtda whch wcigh, a!ouiI
three po"nd>.
~. j, Clayton Massey has returned
from 'lIdtlv own whcr. she fa. Ir.,
VISITING irirnu,. II
letters oi aIuini~trarion h,n ho,n
gDan'rd t" IIaunab T.. Scott on ,h,.. ..,a,r
u NharIcs NJ. Scott. '''
Miss Nr!.l" Vail h%> returned ,o rl,.
war" ,NnE. after Il pleasant yj>j, with
friends IN this city.
+. X. EnyboIi, uj the rLiIud.,,li.
Er''fd Ni>l ct oI acquaintance. IN
this city, "n Sunday
Miss Mary J. Fairbanks is entertain.
iny Mrs. John Hutchinson and S,nnlrv
Hutchinson, oI New York.
Comnissioncr Guyrr yesterday u,orn
lng TOOK testimony in the Choucrry
case OF llanlprd Ns. Wopd.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard pats,owskvwir
give mask ball on Monday ryrninr
February u, in Eden Hall.
Harry Brooks, Of 30. 3oG Eas, sixt,
street, was caught between two cars vrs
terday and severely squeezed.
Alfred Anderson received severe ;n;,.
les on his left hip and side vest, ria,
morning by fall on the street,
Mrs Mary Gill died yesterday morn
The sun., 1898-02-01
HuiI.nGto,.

II. ". lIard.-,y, ot Philadelphia, i
visiting ". II. Franklin.
MI. ~a!r AnIrr> ~ oi Philadelphia,
l. visiting her sister, Mr.. &. 4. Ecdd"n.
\ nrw set Of shutters have been p"t on
Il e new opera house, which add. very
murh tu IT, appearance.
Miss .\Idjr baNtrr spent Saturday in
Dover
Deputy Sheriff Downs spent Sunday
with his family.
y. +. SawtcIl. of near town, has been
put in charge Of the branch office Of the
Cleveland Oil Company, Baltimore, Md.
This was done on account of steamboat
rates, which will enable them to com.
pete with the Baltimore oil houses.
Ex.Representative Fleming went to
Baltimore, Nd, today, on business.
Mrs. James A. Greenley is building
The sun., 1898-02-01
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
I layIl,Oi,t.

The noo4h"rty's Min-trclS of South
ongh hail, but owing to the small at
tendance they did not show.
William Collins, of Marcus Hook, is
confined to his hon t by sickness,
Miss lidia picr-on has secured posi-
tiun in y. Trainer < >Dus NJ. mills.
Nix TaIona. Tonn Talona, and Joe An
tunNcl spent two days cunning down the
State. They returned with only twelve
birds. Their many friends will have to
w,it until the next trip which may br
more successful.
Samuel IlrWv~, Il contractor we'll known
here. erected an addition t. Hyram' :
mill Til" late tcaVy Wlnd-turn blew it
down. lie is clearing away the lumber
anI will Immediately erect Il new
buj.4iur,
Mrs. Iuraua Payne, oi Wilmington,
raid visit on Sunday to her sister, Mrs.
AmNm'~r>. burN.
Evan t;al,agl"r. thr rhnietvl ui the
Atou"mnm NJ. l.. Church II this place,
did not .tuN UP on Sunday last owing
f. sickness.
Nr. aal Mrs. Ir<~.. Elau'y and SON, oi
Wihunnlm, an | SIR und Mr.. kpnrr
West. I'll lester spent Sunday with Mr.
auJ N.-. Nicholas NUrIui.o".
UI Sunday afternoon last. in the Clay.
h'ut NJ l.. sunday School. little boxes
Mr, given out t" the scholars. and the
one " Io col ur. the most missionary
,.n. ,v will receive a. "A present a naut
some lvurin"~ DNiord Bible.
Nurlul sunday nigh, and Nunday thr
hru,i,.g fail Of SNOW took place OF the
Wlt,".
p.ri,, Hickey onr ii TIA" veterans o'
the .utr War h4> received from the Naval
U%,amm. Mt au r-'WchroM and L rrruii
cair.f Ii, record uu the |. :. ~,ooi
Jan. ,.r, during ,Er war. The ccrtjti
ra, Is t..n.~ouoIy rMgro>~r@.
The sun., 1898-02-01

Of her dress while sitting before Il fire
place.
Tie Epiphany Tea given by the la lies
uf St. Luke Guild at the : ls>eN. >ta-
ford, nr'tcl about S25
The ". {. T. t. met at the home "l
Mrs. K. W. Greenwood last night.
.Jacub :. Mr~>irk. wcll-knuwn res
dent "t >rairrl. died there rr emily.
Prayers ior colleges were offered in thc
churrh~ here on Sunday.
At the w. f. Curch a paper
was circulated asking for the sigma
turc> ui persons rcmons,ra' ing against
the sale ui IiQuur in lhr vicinity OF Yale
College, There j. said to be &; saloons
within two blocks ul tie college. sum.
lar rrmpIi-trancc> are being circulated
throughout the country.
The Tuesday Night Club me, at the
home Of Mrs, WiIb'm Layton. There
was Il full attendance. The cvrEiny WAS
spent reading from Barns.
T. T. roric Io>' valuable h'r>c this
week.
H. y. lmhvr. cashier pi the First Ma
tonnl Bank oi -ralrrl, was. Yesterday,
Twenty-Five years in the employ "t that
in>titutinu lIr has been cashier eleven
years.
Mrs. Navy Y. rarvi., aged u. is re-
covering from Il sever" attack o! pncu-
mIuni;.
O-ur Wiley i attending GnId"y COL
I"gr.
Charles H. Layton and Fred Harris
have returned from >rairnt.
Robert l.. Browns, residence was re.
Gently entered 10y burglars. The los,
was slight.
The a,,ragc ui strawberries in thi.
vicinity i neat r than tia! "i any other
vicinity uu tn peninsula. \ prominent
farmer saws with good yicid "i herrir'
lhi,. season from twenty t" twcnty-tiv,
ears ii the trait viii he shipped iron
this station.
Nrrhur Rus II. ii Milford, spent san
Iay in town.
II. {. Layton and Il. K. Layton have
ut,iruvl from Nrurgrt '"n.
. Thomas Hobbs and .ilhor, Chipman
ui ~rutord. we're in town Sunday.
Mrs. ,irorgr rHvrr. Of Wilmington
/ has been visiting ut >caiord.
Queen Anne Rliiroad trains arriv
now at Lpwcs at ll.1O Il. ~. and $40 |
+ IL. Depart $50 Il. III. and 2.21 p. m
The sun., 1898-02-01
Milford.

Presiding Elder K. II. AIum~ I'll Dover
district hrld Love Feast at $50 Il. H.. un
Sunday and preached al ap.c S'rm N II
1880 Il. m, in the Avvn,le NJ T. Cnuvcu
here, from Il part %! liuu chapter Of -.
John amt Il pat ui the SIKH verse;
"NlJt thou u mat" WIptr'' Mr.
Al. III, WoDId max" a very acceptable
successor lrrc t. ln" i.rN. ,rtolgc ".
X n, VINO las asked t. b. transferred to
tuc baltimore tuIvrvurc. Dut Snuu.u
Nr. King b. trd!~tr"Ir IT, the Whining
TON Conference tlir rl.I tai board wIti ask
ibr n!- return H. tu HAS malc many
iuvilu- here u- Il 'a,tW aui mas done
muCn good III the extra 'ucrtluy>, which
!Ir has been in charge ut irr the Iu~t iuur
ui tive weeks.
Miss Nlrlir tirrdrn wa the guest /
her parents near Nupi-iir, ON SUNDAY
Dr. Lester Carlisle of l'rpIrrica j. the
guest Of his sister Mrs. Daniel lIlrsch.
The largest >n,N fall Of the season be-
gan carry yesterday morning and con-
| lnucd until about 10 O'Clock Il. M,
! which then turned to rain making our
streets which have been very bad ior the
! last six months worse than ever.
I George II. Hall and Mr.. Joseph T..
Holland, who have been confined to
their homes for several days are improv.
ing, but still unable to be out.
Miss Lucy Taylor Of Smyrna and Mr..