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Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Mining Property Should
Not Be Made.


In the Probate Court OF the Comfy Of Mohave,
Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Frank Hawley,
Deceased.
7 r. PERRY, THE ADMINISrRAT0R OF
the estate Of Frank Hawley, deceased,
having filed his petition herein. praying for an
order of sale Of the mining property OF the
estate of said decedent for the purposes therein
set forth. II is ordered by the Probate Judge
OF said Court that all persons interested In the
estate Of said deceased appear before the said
Probate Court, on Tuesday. the S0th day of Sep
tember, 1898, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Courtroom of said Probate Court at
the Courthouse, ia Kingman. County of Mo
have. to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said administrator to sell so
much. or all OF the mining property of the said
deceased. Frank Hawley, as shall be necessary
And that q copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks In the MoHAvE
COUNTY MINER. a newspaper printed and pub
lish d In sa d Mohave County.
Dated August 3Oth, 1898.
J. LOGAN,
Judge OF the Probate Court.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Emma Emerson, Deceased;
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
J. W. Emerson, administrator Of the e.tate oi
Emma Emerson. deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. within four moaths after the first
pubica ion OF this notice. t. said siministra-
tor at his office, ia the town Of Kingman, Mo
have unity, Arizona Territory. the same be.
ing the place for the transaction OF the bu ine
of said estate. IN the county OF Mohave, Ari.
zona- J. W. EMERSON.
Administrator.
W. @. BLAKELY, Atty
for administrator.
Dated Sept 18th. 1898.
First Insertion Sept. 2ath, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

1t is said that the Mohave Indians,
who are working with the steel gang now
at Hackoerry, have no difficulty in pro
curing all the liqror they need and many
Of them remain drunk for d ,ys at time
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

BY Sherm an, one OF The old timers OF
Mohave county. has been appointed q
deputy sheriff by Sheriff Potts and
placed in charge Of the chain gang. By
makes capable Off :sr and is doing
much needed work in cleaning up the
streets OF the town.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

II. L Harris arrived from San Fran.
cisco last Thursday morning. Judge NJ.
Redmsn, who was with Mr. Harris in
San Francisco, has gone to his old home
in Cincinnati by way Of the Canadian
Pacific railroad He will be gone about
two months and will return to Kinynan
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

w F. Grounds came down from Hack
berry to take 10 the democratic county
convention Thursday last.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

Hon E E. Ellnwood was agreeabiy
surprised on arriving in Kingman Mon.
day night to meet about two hundred
citizen, OF the town assembled at the
depot to give him welcome, and no man
ia the flush of victory was ever more
royalty received. Giant powder doomed
and the people cheered their favorite,
and although defeated in the race for the
democratic nomination for delegate to
congress he may feel prouder Of the 10y.
atty Of old Mohave county than to receive
the best Office in the peoples gift. After
Mr.. Ellinwood thanked the people for
the token Of esteem and good feeling the
meeting adjourned.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

Complete Stock Of ID, uss and Drupyist's Sundries
Patent Medicines C,ga.s and Tobacco -.
Confectionery and s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Special Correspondence " Gszgtte aad journal
Bridgeyiile, Jan. 70 Eufglars re.
Gently entered Joseph Fleelwo9d'a store,
at CannonA, AMI stole clothing aud
groceries valued al :lJa. When they
departed, they wore Eew suits and left
their old clothes on the store floor.
Il. II. Cannon. Gamer, has contracted
for l,i00 bushels Of psaE, 80 acres II
tomatoes ami Il large acreage of corn
and pumpkins. lie expects that bis
caunery's output during the com ing
season will he more than ]. 800. COS e8Hs.
FIFTY thousand cans will I've packed
some days. One day last set Sun ~, 500
cans wsrs packed,
While Miss Annie Rust was sitting
near fireplace, on Thursday evening,
her dress became ignltsd, ana before
the iiamas GOULD he extinguisned she
was severely burned.
Tbs Sussex County Farmers' Insti.
tute met III GeOrgetnwn IN Thursday.
Officers as follows were elected: Preai
dent. PHynter Frame; Vice. Presidents,
james Anderson, II. q. Lewis. W. A..
Cannon. Robert Houston, q. II. Steele,
W. D. Wilson, i. q. Warrington, 81.
u. u. W1udall, Robert Hill. q. W. NJ.
Macklin, j. N. Jonea Charles A..
Pepper and W. n Hurdle; Secretary
S. Harrington Messick; TrGaauTer, W.
W. Rawlinai Executive COMMITTEES, II. r..
Johnston, Daniel 6hOft and 4. b. Giles.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

An interesting suit was on Monday he
Gun in the Circuit u0nrt at tantiac,
Mich, involving the conatitutionulity
OF the Hland A ison Silver Coinage act
OF 1873. 1t als0 ahowa up tho ineonsist-
anay ut some adv0Gatea Of free silver
coinage when IL G0mea to putting their
financial views int1 practical eIfoGt
The case grew out OF tho purchase IL,
ataphen Baldwin, capitalist al
Detroit, OF Home land upon which there
ID mortgage hall by Fred. A.. llaker.
chairman OF the Democratic Stata cen.
trial Gommittae. Mr. Baldwin tendered
'iHl silver dollara in payment Of tho
Amount On the mortgage, but Mr..
Baker wanted the full equivalent Of :lHl
gold dollars, AGoordinny anit was he
gun to obtain decree uompsllinp
Chairman Baler TO cancel tho martgagu
and accept the tender made. Tx Con.
gresham Timothy n. Taraney il com
plainantH attorney. and all parties ara
promlnant silver men. and will carry
the case 10 the United htates aupfame
Court IN any event. Mir. naker aaya
THE hland'Allisnn act provided only
that the government should buy silver
at its depTeeiated price in gold aud
pocket the aeigninrage, Yes, lagalized
the ataAling of the aeigniorage.
The interesting feature at the affair
10 that Mr.. Baker, who ia an ardent
advocate of free silver coinage at the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03


Squalls Raging al tra"Ie Point anu tue
iiENrd,
AsgnciutnJ Fsess pispaail py special Wires
London, Eur,, Frh. 9. Storms srs
nrpyuiiag throughout Great Britain,
ind railroad trims gre greatly delayed.
Severe gales sweep the coast and wofse
wuptber, with severe cold, is predlciOi
for tonight
I!iuydt report, al ? q. IN. said /:
Terrific HquB}!s sro reported az FTawle
Point and the Ligalu.
AtmuBnhrtic disturbances are reported
on the uonlirsnt. from Berlin to l5udu.
poet, rbsuiing 10 u general Interruption
Of traffic and considerable damage u
property, especially nt Templitz, 10
bemiH, end at budapest. a gale has
prevuiled al Vienna Bince sunday,
reaching hurricane force On Sunday
night, but il is aubsiding.
The guile blew 10 the lantern OF the
Little Crosby lighthouse, aod set lire
70 the building, which WIS destroyed.
lts three occupants are supposed to
have persisted.
A Hurricane, accompanied by drench
ing rain, bas BEEN eweeping over the
Ciyue district since last evening"
Several yachts have been sunk in
GUur0c6 i5ay. much damage has baen
d1cr 10 shipping OF The coasts and con-
siderable destruction has Dnen caused
inRuu,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

- II ! hete " haflf 81 hle NiU Shafus
10 the course Of the debate 90 the
Teller silver resolution 10 The United
States Senate, lRst Friday, Mr. Aileu,
the populist Senator from Nebraska,
said.
Mr.. Pfesideut, regret very much 20
see the followers uf Palmer and Buck.
ner drifting awGy from tbair party ]
listened yesterday 20 tue remsfbs 81 the
Senator from Kentucky Mr.. LindsHy,
and the remarks Of the Senator from
Luulslaua Mr.. Catferyl, Hnd To-day
have listeneo ~ tue Senator from Della
ware Mr. Grey, snd | find 10 the
raoGs Of that new, but not very nuinef
oug, p0rty considerable diSseusip ion I;
auu, if ] am correctly Informed. after
listening 10 those Senators, the beuator
from Louisisqa. like Csmproune at
Waterloo, il ''al Tiers IL left Of the
Old Grard, the other two hGying de
sorted.
The ouly mistake made by Mr.. Allen
was in not saying leaders Of the Old
Guard, " Instead " the Old Guard. "
The latter still remains, sud il cou
prises tue greet sfmy Of voters Of this
country who are still firmly slanGing
by tbs cause 81 souuJ morny aud cur.
reney reform. They are still IN tie fight
ADD are still srmei With tGll9ts Like
the Old Guard, they never surfrp
der, and IL addition. they DO rot pro.
pose 10 lie Tbgy viii kssF right in
the battle 10 the end
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
PENINSULA rIKI0RIrHs.

John Elliott win probably buy thu
lassmore farm nf l76 acros, aituatud
east OF Yorklyn, Del.
Alfred Anderson Monday morning, fell
on thu atraot, sustaining severe iniuries
to hia loft hip and side,
Letters OF administration on thu
estate OF Charles NJ. Scott have been
granted to Hannah Il, Scott.
Mira, Mary Gill diNd ON Monday al
the homo Of hOr daughter. Mrs. John
y. Brown, No 1904 Adams street
II Is said that much grain ia changing
hands with profit to the grower, in
the vicinity nf Middletuwn aId MT.
Pleasant.
While cutting wood at llarbeson on
Saturday Edward Martin, aged about
2j yeara, had his knee badly cut by the
axe slipping,
John Campbell, who had been ON
ployed US brldgetender at Third street
bridge, disd on Sunday at the home
OF hia mother, in South Wilmington.
Frank A, Johns, merchant Of
Kenton, and Misa Kate Graham, also
OF that town, vera married at tho
residence Of the bride last Thursday,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

niture opens Tuesday, Feb 1st.
Short ends and odd pieeeshave been
cleaned from stocks, so that this
sale opens with practically new
goods throughout.
Our buyers have selected the
best goods from the lines of our
regular manufacturers and for
months plans have been forming to
make this our best February sale.
All our energies have been put
forth TO make the collections worthy
the confidence Of spring furnishers.
We now have in our warehouses
Or on the way
1000 Bedroom Suites.
$500 Metal Beds.
1900 Chiffonniers.
1000 Dressing Bureaus.
600 Toilet Tables.
500 Wardrobes.
$50 Styles of Bedroom
Chairs and
asT" Rockers.
A description Of the goods or list
ing of prices will not be attempted
here. Just few particulars as to
price range and styles of leading
lines.
Equal stocks cannot be found
elsewhere in America, for volume
and range of prices.
Qualities are up to the Wana.
maker standard throughout-the
best possible at each price.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
UxioN vnrEnAS LEaIoM


Encnrnpment M. - Celebrated Its Ninth
Anniversary Tuesday Evening.
Tho Union Veteran hegion, Encamp
mont No. 81, celebrated its ninth ami,
vcraary IN it's roomB ut Third and
Market stroats, Tuesday evening. About
100 persons wero present. Tho rooms
we're prettily decorated with tlags,
bunting anu flowers. Col. L. q. Grubh
presided.
William V. Tuxbury reviewed tho
history Of Encampment No. "a. telling
how 1t was organized nine years ago,
with "A memhers. Since that time i,
has had 222 members ON its rolls and
there have boon. % deaths in tho
organization. No one can become a
member of tho legion unless no served
IN tho war three years previous to July
lar ls6'i and then served two con
senutiso yeara. unless discharged for
wounds received 10 the Service
Geu. John Il. DonRhoe also made an
address. Ex Mayor Stanshury j. Wiley
complimentod the veterans on their war
Records and said they wer0 tho mon
who had saved the Union. Songs and
iscitationa were given by the momhers
and tha celebration continued until n
late hour, when supper was served hy
Caterer Zimmerman. The committoo
in charge at tho celebration wers. Col
l., u Gruhb, L, Il. Layman aud l.. i,
Wilcox.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

In the House o. Representatives, Mon
day ufisrnoon the Teller silyer roso,
LUTON wac defeated by q vote o. ls2
GegO 10 l32 yeas.
ING vote Was largely periy ore
Orc Kepublicsu nember, Mr. Lionsy
u North Caroiica, voted 10 the atArma
i've. and Mr. Write Of North Carolina,
TIE oaly co!Orea member 81 tie House,
aaswered pteaeat" when bis name
was c0lod. A the other Republicans
voted 6eGinst tue resolution. u the
Demoerass oil but two voted for the
resolution, thu exception being Mr..
McAiscr IF Pennsylvania sni Mr..
Elliott Of South Carolina, WHO voted
vito the Republican majority.
The vote was preceded by debate,
but tho reports state That the Republi.
cans msde 10 attempt TO eysde the real
Issue. The cqutention ives acknowledged
TO be one 10 favor Of the gold STANDARD,
de opposed 10 decreased silver coinage,
ana as SUCH they voted against sny
concession 70 silver The arguments
upon ths Democratic SIDE were those
USED ip the asst campaign, based upon
TIE assumption that ia Rejecting the
pending resolution the Republicans
were discriminating in favor Of one
ciRes end aga ust ths MESS Of the people.
The discussion wac necessarily d
political one, entered into for political
effect, and tho feeling upon both sides
is, according 70 Washington special,
strange 70 say one Of satisfaction The
Democrats sey they have forced the Re
publicans into tbe position they wsnted
them 10 take, and the Republicans ss
seTt they baye no wish 10 avoid the re
sponsibiliiies assumed ans are ailling
to ijght the battle Of the standards over
again ~ the next campaign. II WAS q
significant incident Of The debate that
ailusions TO the coming elections
aroused more enthusiasm upon both
sides u the House than diG any Of the
argunente advanced
But, aside from political consi1era-
tons II eau with truth he said that
the House of Representatives stood "
the interests Of the people The result
WAS also gratifying ir showing that Tho
Republican members bad the maulinesa
To endorse the issue If sound money,
upon which their party carried the
country o. the last general election.
These men, also. unlias the Senators.
are the DIRECT representatives Of The
people They were elected by the votes
OF the people, and upon tic plain issue
Of sound money 30 against the free and
unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio
81 ~ TO ]. II ought 70 be a source of
grsat encouragement 10 President Mc.
hinley, following SO closely upon his
recent emphatic declaration in favor of
sound money before tbs National Asso-
citation Of Manufacturers, to find him
self thus solidly supported by the rep.
rssentatiges Of his party in the House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
Mants lne Lew ceart Aholl.h.a.


The Delaware Democrat Of George
town, which Ia truly conservative
paper ana not given 10 radical views
even for partisan effect, earnestly hopes
that ths General Assembly will abolish
this costly and cumbersome Levy Court
system OF Sussex county aud substitute
government by five commissioners
ingt1ad. 1t urges tho change in the
interest OF economy and good govern
nent ana says;
The manner in which the county is
now distrieted affords an easy solution
of the parts from which tbs officers
may bs selected. The five Senatorial
districts can each furnish Uns commits.
sloner and the areas Of ths districts arc
not too large 10 have their wanta we'll
attended to by 0no man for each. IL Ia
suggested also that the larger tho dis.
triGt from which comm lssioner Ia
chosen the more capable lie will bs. the
mare honorable will LIS the position
aud the more will ii he sought by
good men. II Ia not necessary that the
present political status Of the Levy
Court should he changed by the law
| An aversion 10 this constitutes 10 many
minds the chief oh isctian to tho pfo.
posed change To obviats this the Gov
bFnOr may no authorized TO make tho
| appointments Ia accordance with the
present majority Of the Levy Court and
this will diBabuss the minds of all Of
the suspicion that any parLiHanship il
| intended.
After the .!rat Appointments the oil
GERS viii 10 elactBd by tho people, 80
that IL will la only al the start that
undue craftsmanship eau 10 charged, AMI
THIS may la avoided in the way men,
tl1nbd, There IT. no question In the
mlnda of honest and fair minded citi
2enH at Tho great advantage, for many
reasons, Of the now plan at county gov,
ernment over tina old. 1t IN truly demo.
cratic in that ii Ia in tho internst Of
/ ee0n0my Of expenditures, whereas tho
Republican idea alwaya favOrs eNtrnva-
ghnGe. holding the party together by
Hpoiation of tho people, regardless Of
ihs public welfare.
Thea6 ara Buund arguments, and TINT
tho propoasd change would hO 10 the
interaht ut economy and good govern
munt cannot DO doubted. Tho Dsmo-
crat hopea tn have the proposed new
nyatom established by tho Legislature
at ita present HeHa on, "care being
taken to keep 1t clear OF all partisan
ship, " hut thia Ia whore tina trouble
nomsa in, II the assurance of non par,
tiaanship ca"not he obtained from the
present Legislature, it would be hettsr
To paatpune the rHfnrm until tho nsxt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Kansas City, NO., Fob . Agents
Of tho government secret service arc In
Kansas City. Investigating tho appear,
anca thore OF n cnunterfoit 81 silver Ger.
tiiicato. SOvorai of tbu apurious bills
have henn resolved at locgl hnnks
within tho last two weeks. Tho Li,l
hoara tho picture Of thu late Secretarv
william Window, series Of 1891, rbecj,
letter Y. plato 10 j. Fount Tillman'
register, and ID. N. Morgan, treas,,ror
Tho character Of tbs bin in very iine
anu " 10 an extremely dangerous couu.
forfeit $50
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

Tho Oxford Agricultural society has
selected tho following officers: l'reai
dsnt, W. II. llnrg Vice Prcaidents,
Henry Cope, Clifford Cook. a. j,
Michener; Corresponding Secretary,
Milton Walker; Recording Secrotarias,
II. q. Thomna and Josiah Conc
Treasurer, +, q. Andrews; Managers,
X. W. Coulter, +. n. Garrett, Elwuoi
Webster, lIr. NJ. y. Ennart, Il. G.
lightfoot, N. s. Slack, A. II. Ingram
aud II. y, llodcsou.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
BEDROOM SUITES

Are shown in Mahogany, Birds
eye Maple, Curly Birch, Walnut,
Antique Oak = more than 200
styles, in a price-range from $40,
for well-made, solid oak suite of
three pieces, to the very elaborate
suites in Mahogany at $500 and
$500.
DRESSING BUREAUS
Or odd Dressers, not in full
suites, are to be had in the natural
woods, and are also extensively
shown in White Enamel. A great
variety Of styles and sizes, with
Mirrors of many shapes. Prices be-
gin at SIS for a fair-sized oak bureau,
and rise by easy steps to s135.
More than $50 styles.
TOILET TABLES
Are equally varied as to the woods
andstyles. These are now so popular
that manufacturers have Wed with
each other to produce the best de-
signs and qualities and to lower
prices, until we now have over 40
styles, beginningats6, for nicelv-
finished oak, the price.range end.
ing at S7S, for a fine, rich Mahogany
piece in genuine Colonial design.
CHlFFoNNIERS-
The "Chest of Drawers" of Co.
lonial periods is now an indispensa-
Bile piece of furniture for every
household. No other piece so well
affords a place for every sort Of
wearing apparel and the various be.
longings of the dressingroom. Prizes
have lowered yearly.
4 Chlffonnier of worthy oselitv
at So, oak, with five drawers. All
the various woods are represented.
and many of the pieces match Bed.
room Suites. More than 200 styles
are ready; the topmost price, Sioo.
WARDRoBEs-
Are ever in demand. No built
IN closet can equal the convenience
OF commodious Wardrobe. ANY.
way, whoever saw a house with
enough closet room? Many size
are shown in the seventy STYLES
ready; prices begin at 81 for a well.
built oak one, to the finest. in Ma
hogany, at S175.
metal REDc
one OF the most important items
OF this February Sale. For several
years we have been seeking to i'm.
prove these goods. Liberal orders
70 our manufacturers have enabled
lIlem TO experiment and perfect.
thousands of Iron Beds are sold
tllat ale almost worthless. In our
INES we have aimed to get the best
IN every particular. All ornamental
work is of chilled steel construc.
ton; the best quality enamel is
BAKED ON in three separate coats:
the brass tubing and ornaments are
OF real brass and best lacquer. best
quality woven wire springs fastened
to the bunk, the bed being in but
three pieces with no loose side rails.
we have somewhat more than 40
styles, most of which can be had
IN four sizes. Prices, So to s35.
BRASS BEDS
Come under the same careful in.
speetion-therefore, equal worth.
ness. Real brass tubing-NoT IRON
llNED-real brass castings for or.
naments and vases, highest posi-
PIE finish and best Iacquering. More
than so styles, prices ranging from
ZIG toT a full-sized oed) TO 500.
for the finest.
In conclusion, if you have Fur.
nlture want of any sort, we can
supply it. We will take your house
and furnish it completely, ready to
step into; or we will give YOU
equally careful service on the small.
est piece you may want.
.I0f7u
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
dEREsrED F0k ncRDER.
Juan OrOsco Accused of Killing His Bird
Of IL Days.

Juan OTOsco Accused of Killing His Bride
Of II Days.
Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. Juan
Orosco has been arrested, charged with
the murder, on January 18th, Of his
bride Of II days. Mrs. Orosuo's body
was found 10 the bod in her room, with
bullet hols in her bieast. This coro
ner's Jury returned a verdict OF death
from self.innicled wound, but left
the question Of suicide or accident au
open one
Pedro Lonarez, brother Of the dead
woman, learned that the husband was
sesu TO 90 into the house on the morn
ing Of the wifs's death and remain
there 10 minutes. Whils Orosco was
there a woman, who saw him 20 10,
beard scuiile, aud later cav him 90
away. Louarez HTors to tho comp aint
charging OEosco with murder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
DisAsTEe NnAn snlSKAuAR.
The Bodies OF 2. british Soldiers Found
Dy Gen, Nestmacntt

The Bodies OF 2. Brush Soldiers Found
by Gen. Westnacoti.
Bombay, lndia, Feb. IA dispatch
from Mamani gives further details Of
the disaster, on Saturday last, to the
Fourth brigade Of the British tronps
operating on the frontier near ShinKa
mar.
Gen. Westmsrott, who has Just 70.
turned to Mamani, after visiting tho
sceno OF the fighting, has recovereus22
hodios OF tho British slain. He in.
iiicted heavy loss upon 200 of the
enemy who opposed him. The British
force lost one man killed and had eight
men wounded in the second engage.
ment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

BramwoIl, W. Va. Fob. An IN.
known negro, who was refused the nriyi
iese OF walking through a tunnel Of The
norfolk western railroad, noar here,
last night. ahot Harry Draper, III
Waterman. killing him instantly, Al
midnight 30 men look tina prisoner from
the Jail and lynched him, aftnr which
his body was riddIed with bullets
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03
GEIGGA.SrcCE,SOR.

Foster NJ. Voorhees, sworn IN as Acting Cow
sruor Of New Jersey.
Trenton, NJ j., Feh. J. Foster NJ.
VOORHEES,, president Of the Senate, was
sworn in as acting Governor OF Now
jeregy today, TO succeed John W.
GiisgE who resigned 10 become
Attorney General OF tho United States.
The ceremony took plaza in tho Assem-.
big ebnThsT. IN the presence of the
members q both huusre, anu tbs oath
OF ufiIrs vas administered by Chief
Justice Magic, under whom Senator
Voorhees, STUDIED lsw.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

d. Paul Regan and Miss Mattis NJ.
Bushong were married Tuesday after.
noon at tho residences Of tho bride, No.
lao North Sixteenth street, philadpl.
phia. Tho bride had friends in thia
city, Buainess calls Mr.. Regan Ia
Europe and he sails ON a White Star
steamer.