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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-02

MARINETTE, Wis, Feb. 2.-The
building of the Park Paper Mills was
completely wrecked by the explosion
of u dRester last night. One man was
instantly killed, another was buried in
the ruins and is probably dead. while
third was fatally injured. The ex-
plosion shook the city. Fumes of sui
phur used in the manufacture of paper
made the work of rescue extremely
hazardous. The loss is about $50, 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-02

What pleasure is there in life with head.
ache, constipation and billiousuess? Thou
sands experience them who could become
perfectly healthy by using DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills. Charles
&. Lennon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-02-02

DRAFTS POULTRY FOOD is the bast
l. egg producing food known. Il Is en-
dorsed by many poultry raiseis. Price -9S
psr package. For sale by .,..-
E. 8 LEAD3EATER & son :.
HMBRELLAS.-A new and handsome a.
u sortment just received; just Inc 'hifs
for present
The sun., 1898-01-05
Milford.

Sheriff johnson was in Milford ON Fri
day and Saturday and levied ON eleven
thousand bushels of oyster shells, brought
to the mouth ui thc Mi-pillon creek IN
boats to- repair the road leading from the
iight house t. the county road. The
levy wa, made for the non-paymcnt Of
the freight hy the contractors. Part ii
the shrti> had been unIoadcd and pait
are still on the boats.
Joseph +. Holland, who was nomi-
mated on Friday night ior mayor and the
presidency ui the town council. would
not serve. and Mr. J. Wesley TrIitt was
nominated in hl~ place.
Miss Mary C'a,yilIc has returned
to her home. stockton. Nd, after spend
ing q week with her uncle, Mr.. \. W,
Powell.
Mr. Hrachcr who ha> been visiting
the Misses Gilman, returned to New
York Yesterday.
Mrs. T.. W. Reynolds and daughter
Bessie. have returned from Dover.
Miss lInopce; who has been visiting
Mr.. J. j, Foulk and family, ha> returned
to her home. West Chester, Pa.
Miss Helen Nckim went TO rhiadcl-
phia yesterday for an Indefinite time.
Mis- Ella Shmt has returned to hcr
home in Philadelphia.
Ni,> Kate Boyer has returned TO Phil
advn'1io arrnnpamlod b, Ter coUsiL
Mrs Bessie Hail,
William G. Abb,t is in Wilmington.
Editor townsend and II. W. >uDy,-
field. rIcrG at thr Cc"vM Ioty! sp"M
nday with friends in Dover.
r. EHvar) -rn.t >1n'.v with tri,u',
in "rn u.
Mr.. ami Mrs }o'w p. IiaIl"u are moy-
ing in the new An"-" r.uN built ~
Nr i. ~D'n' ..t't. ,u WJlut street.,
South Milford,
Stating la- g.a.u lcon n~lm oio"tlr
pond meow '.n I"pnt.
John W. Wr'ch 'y' ,.~,""y, l~'a"
bridge. hntjuI .p"rr 'n" .'"1.a' h r"r.
Captain Jo-rpI, 7. lIi'I is home with
hi family i'ra ~Lrr ~tov,
p"oh lu'v Il N"1o p,.aciuar Of the
ra>,inI >rh"oj l"rr. obp Id- lrru
spending tLr h"1id y with hi~ panm>
At Carlisle. Pa. ha- returned and will
open hi- ~rh"o to-day,
T'Nc nufir -rhool- in beth North and
South Ni!'rri. opened yesterday, having
been CLOSED for th' holidays.
The sun., 1898-01-05

main to be taken and few more engrav-
ings. Mr.. Wolf asked for 500 to help
finish, but President Samson said there
was not enough money in the treasury
to warrant the outlay, although he
thought it would he all right if the fin,
anccs were not SO low.
Mr.. Lambsom said there was nearly
5000 Of unpaid taxes. Mr.. Cewell said
there would hardly bc enough money To-
pay for the continuance of the prospectus
for another year. The question was not
put to Il vote, but carried over to the
next meeting nj glt. After a fcW more
discussions Of minor importance, the
meeting was adjourned.
The following bills were ordered paid;
Theodore lIani. Sl.25: Geo. Bri-on,
$40; J. r. X :. T.. Ellia-on; $50, and
Geo. Songachcr, S2.25.
;. 4. Bpothc and l'crle e. Tallcy, rep
escntlng George 4. Wolf, Of Whining
ton, We're here Yesterday taking photo
graphs ior use in Ideal New Castle. "
1t will be issued within a few weeks and
will set forth New Castles greatness n a
manufacturing centre.
The sun., 1898-01-05
t,cpr4.cltNn.

E"uia! L, Wjn@Htr, ON" ut uUr aged
citizens. Ha-. Saturday @tIonnuou an.
lrj~ol Il the death u' his brother, David
WjM"tc an rN.pnir" officer OF Whining
ION.
Rev. Vaughan. :. Collin. Yesterday
presented the members Of his Bible class
in the VI. T.. sunday srhpul each with
a hHud~umr Christmas card. THE meme
hrrs oi his class nUu,bcr about seventy
five
Mis-, TiIljr Walter, Of l'Iunkiord, has
been with friends in town.
Harry Jacobs, representing TnE SIS
was in town today.
Revival services were commenced in
the VI. +. Church last night. and will he
conducted by the Rev. Vaughan :. Cot
Ins.
Freig" conductor +" W. RYAN. of the
y. NJ. x r. Railroad, is in Wilmington
for u weeks vacation.
rrothonntary J. II. Adams was S,rick-
e1 with para ySis yesterday morning.
His entire right side was affected. but thc
attending physician is hopeful OF his
speedy recovery.
Mrs :. Ella Morgan and daughter
Miss Florence, vino have been sucnding
the HOLIDAYS with the family Of Judge
W. II. Boyrc. returned this morning to
Westminster. Nd. where Miss Florence
is attending the Western Maryland CoI.
lcgc.
Frank Marvel has removed with his
family from the farm of his deceased
father. the late Josiah Marvel. in Nanti-
coke Hundred, TO property Of Rev. W. J.
Dulladwav, at corner Of Pine and King
streets. 1t is said Mr.. Marvel expects to
engage in the insurance business here.
Ex-Shcriff J. II. Truitt. who intended
to remove with his family to Denton,
Nd, last week, has indefinitely post
poned the date Of their departure. Mr..
and Mrs. Trnitt will leave Wednesday
for few weeks stay at Boykins, Va,
where the formers lumber mill is ocat.
ed
The sun., 1898-01-05
View ':l-iir.

There vii. BE- business meeting Il,
IT," arm"r% Of Company Il, Nation,
Guard "l Delaware. lmm,pim,rIv aItrl
drill tonight t" discuss tie erection Of !;
nr" armory.
There has been fine skating Oh th,
dyke just ab"v" this city for several
days. Richard Rodney and Ray Baro,
were too Nrntu'rSonr in going near ,I,
weak places and broke through the ic,
but, got ont all right with only Il cold
bath.
The New Castle Whist Club OF this
city would like to arrange IA series q,
games with the rickwick Club or ,h,
Wilmington Wills, Club OF Wilmington.
The men employed a, the Delaware
iron Works are waiting anXiouSIv for Il G
! hh Of January when the directors meet
to lc"rganlzc. 1t is reported that there
will bean entire change in the manage
men OF he company. Mr. Borir vi !
continue s upcrlntrLldcnt.
Miss Virginia Cooper gave Il t o'clu X
tea M"nday afternoon. Among
th"s" present were: Misses Flora,
'h ''iIId Iil'H, 'NdlulI kbNnrN,
Nan Rodney, Bessie Herbert. Nan C,ur-
or, Grcta Cooper, and Mcs~rs. II. Fravar-
IT, Dudley MunSon, Merton NIunson.
". II. Kemp.
W. II. Kemp was in Red Lion ON sun
day.
Walter Richardson has been visiting
Dudley Munson.
The Trustees OF the Commons met last
night but adjourned after an unofficial
discussion of putting in new Wclshbach
gasIight burners as there were not enough
members present to form quorum.
City Council met last night. The po-
Iiccmcn'S salary was ordered paid. There
were no tax $ paid into the treasury this
month, the first time such a thing has
happened in the same month for several
years. The work Of covering the foun-
tam on Delaware street was approved.
Mr.. Wolfand Mr.. Booth were present
representing the prospectus for an Ideal
New Castle. They reported the book was
nearly finished, Il few photographs re-
The sun., 1898-01-05
{ iaynlont.

Albert II. rost", Fred Turner, .Jr.,
and Na,rr i. Young, went thuug!i
here on the through train from philadc!-
hia, ior FlnriIa. They will make 4 triI
around the world on their bicycles start.
,ng from llprida, through the south t.
south America and then up the coast It,
Alaska. from there across to Russia am,
then through Europe. Asia and Africa.
They cNpcc, to be gone about eighteen
months.
Judge Clayton, altor disposing with
the applicants for licenses to sell liquor,
will take his annual trip. with several
others, to North Carolina. on Il cunning
TRIP. II" has crossed the lhrrc-scurv and
ten line OF HE, and Young enough yet. tu
make much Younger men hustle t. keep
up with him III running, walking OF
shooting.
THE terrible railroad accident Il at
took place, near lcrc on the Is. x .. X.
H.. near Twin oak, OH Saturday InSl. bv
which Mrs. Maggie Dnlho lost her HlG.
and her husband, Charlie, 4. DonHhn.
will be- n.ainrI for lie. This crossing l.,
considered 10y ali vino KNOW ol it. as Il
very dangerous one.
The sun., 1898-01-05
LOCAL DOTS.

y. Rciss, of Paris, France, is rpi.ro,
at the Clayton House.
Harry J J.Stoccklc celebrated his tL;r
third birthday on Monday.
The ice houses at Farnhurst are bel,
filled by Superintendent Mccoy.
Lincoln Lodge, X. 4 p, met last =,
ming and installed the new officer, +
the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Sanders m
this city, who have been yisitjpg
York Pa, have returned home.
An unknown man, evidently with fl
intent OF robbery, screwed one the br,
knobs off the railing in front OF RudoipI'
jewclry store, on Monday night.
Misses Kate Handy and o. NJ
Luther, who have been spending Il
Holidays here, returned Yesterday ,nor.
ing t. the Maryland College at LutEp
N,ic.
VIM. Kirk, resident OF Calyr,
Cecil County, Md, who has been yi>.
ing his daughter, Mrs. Gooinow. IN
city, lett yesterday morning for h
home.
Hon. T. +. Bavard, Chancellor NcIn
son and Hon. William salisbury attcn
ed the funeral Of the wife of ext.
gresham Jane. Williams, III Smyrna.
Monday.
Lieutenant Robert l.. prary, who h
recent y returned from London will Ia
t" ID" Wilmington people next w,,
about what he saw in the Arctic rrgiu
HIS story viii be illustrated with u
lures.
The sun., 1898-01-05
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Newark.

Miss Carrie Wright entertained a mum.
ber of her friends on Saturday evening
last at her home on East Main street.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in games, and at late hour a repast
was served. The guests left well pleased
with having spent an enjoyable evening.
Some Of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
J. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs John Pilling,
Jr.: Mayme Walton, Miss Mary Grimes,
Miss Mayme Smith, Miss Emma Choate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris, DR.. Walter
II. Steele. John NJ Brown.
Town Council will held their regular
meeting on Wednesday evening. 1t is
expected the council chamber will
Ike pretty well filled as business OF i'm
poftancc is to b. transacted
Skating on White Clay Creek is excel
'ent. large crowds were on the stream
saturday and Monday. Our town has
some excellent skaters, both male and
female. Among our star skaters are
Miss Nellie i. Wilson, Miss Lille Steele,
Miss Laura Campbell Miss Maggie
Blandy, Miss Katherine Pie, John NJ.
bowrn L;nwoud simpler, Frank steele,
lee O. Willis and Victor &. Willis.
Many OF our skaters are good but the
above are the best that skate on White
Clay Creek
The ice is being harvested from ponds
and the creek
Robert Wolf j. home on two week ;
visit to hl~ parents
Mrs. g. Oran Cooper, Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. {. Henry, has returned to her
home.
Miss Laura Campbc!l is visiting in
Washington.
The sun., 1898-01-05

Monday, and will be glad to have
customers call on them.
Rev. Richard Downcs is spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Lem Dill, an old resident OF Cedar
Grove, died Yesterday, after a long ill.,
ness.
Mr.. Robert lIargadine has been i'll
for few days. 1t is hoped that he will
soon be out again.
Protracted services are being held at
the NJ. p and NJ f. churches, OF this
town, this week.
Nr. James Cook, the boy preacher, i
assisting Rev. f.. b. Taylor, OF the NJ
p church with his services this week
The sun., 1898-01-05
Laurel.

A new wharf house is being built ioI
the steamboat.
Revival services are in progress Il, the
VI. T.. Church.
Since the holidays all our factoric.
have resumed work on full time.
senator kcnncy spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ken.
ncv
{. ". Kcnncy is in Philadelphia
Misses Adde Sirman and Lucy l'arlicl
have returned from a visit to Scafprl
J. II. Dyer. of Princess Anne. Md.
was in town Monday.
Dr. EiIcgood, Of nclmar, was IN town
Yesterday.
Miss Emma >irman i, in Selinrd.
{. Crockett and Miss Ruth have re.
turned froM Il visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs o. W. Marvi is visiting her par.
rntS in Dclnar.
Miss Helen Trui,t Of neimar, visited
Laurel friends this week.
Wm. stowe, Of Baltimore. is visiting
l!lN SidiNi'll'th'i, hf-. VI. y. NhiIlis.
Geo, y. Davis has returned t, lclu,
ware College.
Victor Records has returned to ocplIcrc
at South Bethlehem.
J. Chandler smith has returned to IT,,
University Of Pennsylvania
Harry X. Fopk- and Miss Mary have
returned To- Cul.rgp.
Mrs W. ". Waller, Of Portsmouth.
Va. Is visiting relatives in Laurel.
DR.. q, T. Hitch has returned t. Ba1t-
more.
The sun., 1898-01-05
Actor Mcdaniel ipolGaiIcd.

SmEuoY"AN. Wis. Jan. 1.-THE cpMIi-
ton Of Attorney Martin Hughes, who
Was injured III an encounter with actor
Edward l.. Mclpaniri>. Of Robert Ftz-
SIMMONS Company Is not considered
dangerous, Ilughc, los, considerable"
blood and is very weak to-day, but is cN-
f"ctcl t. be- abou, in Il day ol two. Alter
the fight Mechanics apoIogjloi and no
arrest was made, ~luuId Hughes in
jurjo, result seriously the police -arlhcrr
will brH1,wuhI" in experimenting Me-
Daniels.
The sun., 1898-01-05
Trades Councils Fail Ont.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Jan. 4.-rhc Fed
Grated Trades Council last night adopted
a .ct OF resolutions in reply to recent
criticisms by the San Francisco Trades
Councils on its action n opposing
Hawaiian annexation. Til" local body
declares the other to be- guilty III ~nbtcr-
flgr in sending dc'cgatc- to Washington
o-tcnsIblv to advocate the Use II Cali
liorna granite in the new san Francisco
Post Nltice and the passage oi tie Lodge
Immigration bill. but IN reality it al
icgS t. work ior the annexation "i
Hawaii.
The sun., 1898-01-05
Beet Sugar in ttuh.

H., ANGELES. ta,., Jan. i.-E II.
Dyer y Co.,. ui Cleveland, have closed Il
contract with David Erclr~ and Joseph
tlmk, Of ogden. EtJh. Tor the coH>DrUr-
ton g, Il bee, sugar factory IA ogden
The terms ut tine cuM.arl provide that
the factory will have daily capacity oj
1oo tous, and shall bo completed in time
to handle the beet crop ui IN'N. When
completed the plant will represent ;n
expenditure II S7UU.OU.
The sun., 1898-01-05

L. ACCORDING to news despatch, they have
a millionaire tramp in Kentucky IIc
fell from the wharf in paducah rcccn, v
and brok" his leg. Two lessons arc to
be- drawn from this unfortunate occur
renee. For one thing it shows that
happiness is not positively assured to
persons in any walk Of life, and that the
tramp and the millionaire are creatures
OF an equal size in the eve Of DESTINY
though it is hard. indeed, to see how
destiny could have managed to make a
distinction in the circumstances. For
another thing, it shows that the talents
Of the individual should be concentrated
rather than diffuscd. If the tramp had
been modest enough not to be million
aiw he might have been obliged to be too
sober to fall off the wharf, and if the
millionaire had been satisfied not to be
tramp it is reasonable to think that he
would not have been on the wharf, and
consequently could not have fallen off
even if he had the inclination. Make
up your mind what you are going to do
in life and stick to it. 1t is too much to
be a tramp and a millionaire at the
same time. A jack Of all trades is
master Of none.
The sun., 1898-01-05
Nr. Green Denies t..

BALTIMORE Jan. ! William NJ. Greene.
the General Manag" OF tie Baltimore x
OH" Railway, said today that there is
absolutely no truth in. CT grounds for.
the report tha, he las >o siyr up his
present position or thl, hr ruutclnpIarcs
any rhangr Whatever in his present bus
me-, relations.
The sun., 1898-01-05
isi'illG"iilIr.

Cor nrr johnson Of MitI-burD. Nr'd an
inquest yesterday over the rrrnin< a.,
l'lrd"girk l'o,I; oi this place. Tie iiny
after hearing tI'" r}idrA"o and reviewing
the dead body rendered the following
yrrdlrt;-lIal ErrGcpick Polk came tu
hi~ death from raI~rs unknown to tic
JrrH. tn" funeral will take place to-
m0lIo" morning AT ten o'clock.
The sun., 1898-01-05

TIE Journal says: "Wm, y. Bogg~
must have missed the boat" Ii
he knew what a musS and hair pulling
time has been INDUCED in since his alb
sencc, lie would surely return home and
thus Stayc of the bloodIess encounters
thai have taken place tctwccn the dii,
fcrcnt editors in his native State It
reminds us of the old and favoritc song,
'Fa her, dear father, cone home with
Iogg>' name subs itutei il the entreaty,
The Daily Republican.
Mr.. Wm. \. Bogg~ will return ou
time.
The sun., 1898-01-05

Haas tie latest trade union. The
ministers of Denver. representing the
Methodi-t, Ia tist, Presby erian. Episcc-
pal, Lutheran and Congregational bodies.
are cooperating to prevent the opening
of new churches In matters ccce>aSti-
ca, we thought thai opposition was the
lif. OF trade. Bat apparently it i not
SO in Colorado. or is it matter OF
salaries!
The sun., 1898-01-05
FELTON,.

Mr.. and Mrs Baker has returned to
their home in C"nshohockcn. Pa, after
a brief visit with Mr.. Albert Warren,
near here.
Mr.. j. l.. Hopkins and Bro, opened
their new store on west Main street on
The sun., 1898-01-05
NNnAGCr,, Say It's l'ninunlcl

NEW NuHE. Jan. l.-Messrs. Pow,
and EatcheIdcr, two oi the manager,
the recent >iX.day bicycle race. as W
as several bicycle experts who watch
tn" race closely throughout, dccIar
that Ejlirrrc's statements are unfouud,
The sun., 1898-01-05
Another Cruiser Arrives,

IloN"No>o, Jam I.-Tfe Triti,
cruiser Edgar has arrived here, and Ii
!ir,tl.h cruiser Grafton has sailed oul
ward. The bulk ol the British fleet
reported to beat Chusan, near Ming L.
The sun., 1898-01-05
: Ili.NIIIa.

stars and Stri pes Council No. %, .Dr.
.. | \. NJ. at their last meeting elected
he following officers; Cot urilor, +. =.
McCawIcy; Nicc-CounciIor, rroi =. II,
Lr frvrc; Assistant Recording Secretary,
J. Davis Brown: Conductor, John Price:
Warden, l.. Frank Boyer; Inside Sen
lnrI, William Fries; Outside Sentinel,
Irving 7. Cooper: Trustee for eighteen
months, William b. Start; Representa-
tive to State Council, Robert II. Dcnncv.
Never in the history Of smyrna Cir
cult, Rev. l.. ". LyiieId, pastor, has
the financial condition been better. The
numerous debts that had been carried
by the various societies Of Severson and
Friendship churches have been lifted,
and the gifted and talented preacher has
been highly complimented by Presiding
Elder W. +. Corkran. Under the man
agement OF L. W. TayfcId, Jcrmon
Chapel has teen gradually z rowing in
strength, and the able divine is ham
pered for lack of room. A new church
will most likclv Y be erected in the near
future, as he has already been promised
The sun., 1898-01-05
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS.

\ 'p'rndi1 assortment Of clip.
pm@a, covering every conceive.
ab." subject CLEANED from
country WccEIies, town dale,
and other publications, ~hcredat
reasonable prices. Names and
addresses furnished. Mrs. II. J.
Clark, Wilkes Barra, Pa.
The sun., 1898-01-05

Presiding Elder /. +. Barrett j. book
cd to preach in the Trinity VI. T..
church. on the evening Of January 9th.
and Rev. W. l.. ;. Murray On the 18th.
Mr. Ebrn \. Baldwin will breach
in the Ridley Park NJ. T.. chmcl, one
night this week. He will also. a. is his
Us ial clnt ing" down t. his old home at
llppcWrIl, Nd, t" take part in the cx-
crcls's Of the Sunday school OF the
church At tha, place.
The sun., 1898-01-05
tIai.lil1,tbii.

Frank Whr.au managing editor oi the
Herald War thc guest ul d. +. /. Lewis
today.
EX->poaN"r OF Senate 'ua.. b. II,uS-
tom "i MlII~ouru l. spruding Jew days
with Harrington itjrnj>.
T.. y. Harrington has r.>i.ncd hi,
position with ". l.. JONES x Co.., to
accept Il position with J.. Fleming.
Albert >apr takes the place vacated by
him.
Jas. ". Camper slaughtered porkc,
today tina, tipped the scales n $50
pounds, Mr.. Camper i~ noted for hi~
-tccr>> in that line.
Cyrus Grant, contractor. has been
asked to furnish Capt. ". II. Franklin
Of c.. &, with Il draft and estimate Vi
H"W alluory which viii hr hdit in the
near imur.
john :. Harrington our popular news
dealer j. now prepared to furnish TmH
So every day in the year at lis stand
1t ti" corner ui DdmnHu street. Tun
',' y ia- aiu"dy the reputation II Icing
IN" best ON" cent paper in ,irr State and
las only been III existence about three
months,
NJ. NJ. >horn>pn Of FELTON, wa in town
yesterday.
Adams express agent {. ", Jones who
La been confined for several days suffer
ing with la grippe has resumed his duties.
Delaware Division carpenters under
the supervision Of B. ". Hawkins and
W. J. Potter are drm"i~hing the uId
freight l"uS" preparatory to rrcrrting Il
new one.
The sun., 1898-01-05

THE coroncr'4 jury returned verdict
OF accidental death in the case Of the
McBridp>. who were killed on the tracks
Of tlc Pcnn>y yIvania Railroad, at Stanton
crossing. IN the day before Christmas
Ifthe Pennsylvania Railroad was at all
thorough in its stationery the corpnor'>
jnrcs in this city world be supplied
with luks a- fo.low-: "RrS,Iycd-
That t------camc o. death at
on CIatc nsianrc---------
------ and that tire affair was
an accident. and the Pennsylvania Itpj'-
road Is hereby cXomoratcl lrom all re-
sponsibijty.'
1t woud save time and trouble for
the men who take care # such ding.
for the cmp%ny.
The sun., 1898-01-05

TIE picturesque Irk' Cooper, Of MI
ford. denies that he admitted hp Knew
OF the whereabouts ii ". y. Hogg-. the
night before his flight from Doycr. ",
that he had announccd that Ac Iad an
intimate acquaintance with tho where.
ahort- If Hoggs H. denies in toto lhu)
he had amy di>h,AorabIc transaction
with the tank Of which Bogga Na>
cashier Any suggestion HAT he profit
ed a dollar hy the banks losses j. u
malicious lie inspired by "Addick~i>n,
bccau~,' he had hrrrtoior" poured hot
-h", into that camp and should continue
to de- -. "Looks like codii-u balls and
hot cuii,c for two. "-'lhr Daily Nrpuh-
lican.
Unfortunately for the Colonel. the
file If his own newspaper and tie
bopE~ "ttvo banks arc against hjru.
The sun., 1898-01-05

Gov. /. 7. coorEr Of tie Milford Her
aid hu- i-~Gcd card in which he re-
pudiac, ~tatrucnr~ printed in hi~ uHn
paper am, denies Il specific ,Imyr with
thl~ general statement r.
rs t." tn" statement aooU the bank,
will say THAT any iupjcat,.u that !!
had amy di~honorabic TRANSACTION with
that affair - absolutely mrr,.
I'll" fact remains. however, tina, Col.
Cooper did draw checks on the Fir.,
National Bank Of Dover NrI.. amount
ing to upwards Of Sl3,GOD, when the
records # that institution prove that he
never Deposited any considerable part Of
that sum therein. William y. Bpgg>
cashcd these checks. William y. Bugg>
certified to the Farmers Bank that these
checks were good" when they were
not. There are ct hers.