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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05
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bier gu Geltung. inben, bic 6iEterrd.
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net unb ben 8oeen ettpas aulammen
gebradt bat, unb es bat fomit baS 1ius
terrab einen tIeinereu Wioerfanb i'm
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mebr 3apfenreibung bat unb einen gr6.
berea Weg auriidIegen muB, 70 erb6bt
bic S9laHsenlinie nod bies unb erfor,
bert cine nod gr6bere Nnfrenguug Der
3ustbiere.
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baB furae 3ugErdnge ben 0oraug Der.
bienen. alufiallenb III es, baB ss bier
bur9meg iibIi@ tn. baB has Ortf6eit
auf Der Sei9iel liegt nn6 TO bic Mns
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bet, ndbIenb bas pferb natiirli6er unb
alio lei4ter BON unten auf siebt; es
wdre alio fir bas pferb lei6ter, penu
bic Anfpannuug unterbal6 ber DeiGiel
geid1be.
Sie m6glide @rIeidteruug bes 3ies
bens fOllte isbem 6uhrmaun am Ser
gen liegen; er fol feline 9biere In is.
Der Weife fdonen. IuBerbem TT eine
grfparniB ON 3ngtraft. cine @riparniB
On @eIb, beun ie ihperer ba8 pferb
arbeiten mub, ie mebr unb frdftigeres
Gutter perlangt es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05
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belm H.. Der Wiarinemaler Galsmann,
ipelder ben Raiier WilbeIm regelmdBig
auf ieiuen glorblaabsreiien bealeitet
bot, nHb bic Orientmaler Mar Gabes
unb Ssmael @enB trer6en ben aaiIer
auf feiner beporiiebsnDen Orientreiie
henleifen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

Ters. gtaFFeL 33l gaf Som:
merces 5traBe. MiIhmtrtbidaft Dor.
r1tbe. Preservaline fir bic grbaItung
bon Butter unb NtiI1. 0erbinbert
bic MliI6 bOm 5auernerben unb ers
bdlt bic Butter DOllFdnbis frif6 fur eis
nen Monat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05
Sir GnuuinsRidlter.

g8ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Setter So
mas als &anbioat fir bas Mmt bes
GDuntp >Ri1ters BEL Der bepDr.
itebenoen Wabl ansuaeiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

- getftopfuua 1T uuonaenebm,
our9 bic prompte 2unenbuna bon
Or. Augnit atHie'8 6amburger 8ro'
pfen tuirb fiGere SeiIuug FoIasn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05
Sfiir RoufabIer.

ggir iinb nutpriiirt, Serrn Soc 8obl
alS &anbibat fir 8ieoeripabl fir oas
8 uita b er.G mt bes l. Brecinfts
ansutinbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

sT SfaIf, @emsnt, Sanb, Bad.
feline, feuerfefe Steine unb 8bon,
Cheer nnb Gspbaltpapier. 9adpappe,
8beer uu6 aspbaIi, Del. 8erpentin,
Uarbea, @las etc. etc. fets pprrdtbia
bel S. 6. 9tefma ann 3O6 On.
.9ontmereefraBe. Mebrige preiie, quite
Waare, fOtuie CUTE unb reelIe 8ebienuno
iuerben 9arantirt. - Selebhpn 410
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

- Sn Glebelanb. Ohio, beaina Der
66idbrige Wai6iuiit Ri6arb Sidsrion
einen Morb aus eiferiu6t uub erI6oB
fid baum feIbit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

Bir iinb ,autDriiirt, Serrn sobn 8.
Campbell als 3anbibat fir bic Wie=
berwabl fir oas slmt bes g Sberiffs
bel Der benprftebenben Wahl arsuseigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

gStr fino autoriiirt 6errn Sno. 0.
6 obin ols 8anbibat fiir oas Gmt bes
Gpuntb g habm eiiters an5usei.
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05
Stir gounins Gteuers go(Iector.

Bir iinb autoriiirt, Serru 8auI
M eer Of eiot aIs aanoioat fir oas
Nmt oeS 6 onntp. Steuer<@ pllefs
tors ansuseigen.
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ifilr @punin .Ghnbmeiler !:

@ir finb autoriiirt Serrn 5 8 n
9egler als Ganoioat fiir bas glmt oes
gountb 9 dabmeiiters au3u=
aetQen.
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& ar Sheriff.

Bir inb autoriiirt, Serrn Sobn
8ilfens jr. als &anbioat fir oas Mmt
oes g Sheriffs bei Der bebprfebenoen
@ab1 ansuseisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05
Nab m,tb bpn europa

Die &eiTsseit III Dor ber Sbtir unb
ole Steieaigen, wel6e cine Reiie mad
europa au unternebmeu panf9en,
m6gen fi9 an ben untersei9neten ueu'
bent Der pafagebilete irgenb pelGer
Irt bon 8albeaon pber irgenb peI'
dem anberen Safen Der otiantifben
&the aus berfauft.
Wegen senauerer Suformation mems
BE- MON Ii6 an
w. j. YOUNG, AGENT,
ebemaliges pofgebdube, alamo Plasa
San 9lntonio, 8eras.
Offi3ieuer agent fur ole eurspdi'
ldeu Oampfers2inien.
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fyiir Diarift.glerf.

g8ir iino autoriiirt Serrn Senrs Il m.
! beio als 8anbioat fir las gtmt oes
8 Sifrift. .glerfs an5uSeigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

-Sn NewpOrt Rens, 3d., fanb
Der Stapelanf bes nsusn groBen pan.
3eri6ltfeS vJGinois" unier entipre.
9enben Jeierlifteiteu tait. IliB 2ei.
ter Doll3og bic 8aufe in Der iibIiden
Weiie. COB. Sanner BON Suinois
unb Mupor Garter 5arrifon DON Obi,
eago pObuten benz Siapelauf bel.
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Gtr @Ouuip gommiifioner precinft 8.
gBir itno autoriiirt, 6errn B Ser
pei als 8anbioat fir bas gmt oes
gountp 6 omm idrs Brecinft
No. 3, anautiinbigen.
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Sir lino autoriiirt Serrn 81 at Sem 8
als 8onoioat fir bic Bieeertpabl fir bas
Imt bes 8 iltriftzg lerfs auauseisen.
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Gat @Ountp stfeHor:
&tr iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Gbas. Sbi.
ner als &anbibat fir bas Nmt 6es
gountps Iiieiiors anSuaei9en.
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Wsabmcfe 0Dtel Sar,
Of SouiiOa : StraBe,
70 N. W tt tb, -. Gigentbiimer.

RaE finbet bier Elm porsiiglihes
8las Bier unierer heimii1en Braues
reien. 8eionbere Nnertennung Der.
bieuen bic Weine, gisarren, Mbisties,
Siquore &c. gor3tigli6er Grei.
lun6 bes W orgeus unb SEA ds
mittagS. 9iefe MirtbI6aft erfreut
F1 bes ausgeseidneten Rufes su benz
angenebmften GufentbaTtsorte ber
Stabt su sdbien.
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- Binbmtihlen. 6eupreHen, 9um'
ben unb RDbren.
Alamo easron morris.
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gabtsM
ffhr Di1rift ; glnmoli

UuE UINGIII WNWUN.
g8ir iiab autoriiirt, Serrn Carlos
9 als &anoibaten fir bas Nmt bes
. StitrifteI II 10 altes onsuaeieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

Winomiibleu, 6euprefen, Yum.
pen uub G6bren.
" 4lamo eSron Worfs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-05

5iir 5riebensriGter bes 1. preeinfts.
gsir fin6 autoriiirt, Serrn 9bil. s.
9 3 Dof ais &anbibaten fir 8ieocrtpabl
fir oas amt oes 5riebensri6ters
oes l. Irecintts ausufiinbigen.
Evening journal., 1898-04-15
CASE OF CRIMINAL LTBEL

/ Princess Anne, Md. April 15.--The
case Of Adial p Barnes, a member of
the Worcester bar, for criminal libel
upon John P. Moore, mayor Of Snow
Hill, was tried before the Circuit
Court in Princess Anne yesterday. The
case was removed from Worcester to
Somerset county, and a number OF
citizens from Snow HILL were in at
tendance upon the court. Among
others was Colonel John Walter Smith
a business partner of Mr.. Moore A
number of exceptions by counsel for
Mr.. Barnes were noted during the trial
and it Is said the case will be taken
70 the Court of Appeals. At the con
clusion of the evidence the case was
submitted to the court, who found the
defendant, Mr. Barnes, guilty, and i'm
posed fine of $50 and costs. The de-
PENDANT was represented byH. f. Lank.
ford. Thomas S. HodsOn and James A
Ellegood. The state was represented
by states Attorney RObley ID. Jones, o.
Worcester county, and States Attor-
ney Tull, Of Somerset.
Evening journal., 1898-04-15
Y NARROWLY ESCAPES Drowning

pBBERY PREVENTED IN SEA-
|FORD-CODORED BBRRY-PTCK-
|ERS ARRIVING-OTHER TOWN
NOTES.
'ecial Correspondence Evening Journal.
|Seaford, April 15.-Chris. Wheeler. a
ball boy Of this town, had a narrow
'cape from drowning a few days ago.
and one of his companions were
.lusing themselves by standing on the
Pamboat wharf and thrusting sticks
20 the water, catching them as they
me to the surface. In attempting to
! asp one out of his reach, he lost
footing and fell into the stream
e boy on the wharf was so badly
ghtened that he stood in utter
lazement, apparently unable to move
muscle, and twice SAW his comrada
BE to the surface and sink. A col
Pd man on the vessel M. Coulbourn.
Itch was anchored near the wharf
on hearing the boys struggles
nped into yawl and hurriedly row
to his rescue. He drew the little
low from the water, more dead than
We, as he was sinking for the last
Nae. The boy revived after a few
urs Of careful attention.
An attempted robbery was made al
residence OF Thomas Locates or
sdnesday evening. After an entrance
d been forced into one of the lOwei
pms by prylng a door open the fam
was awakened by hearing a nois
wnstairs as II someone had fallau
sr a chair. The whole family i'm
diately rushed to the windows and
gan yelling FIRE" robbers" "mur-
=" and other utterances of fear
ich caused the thieves to make a
sty departure, and soon brought q
pwd of angry neighbors upon the
ne. The thieves got Off with only q
Y trihes.
The Young Peoples Debating So
ty met at the residence of Walter
Neal on Wednesday evening, the
)ject Of the evening being "Shoult
ws Restricting immigration Be En-
ed?" The arguments of the younl
icians were very spirited.
whole families of colOred berry
l1ers are already beginning to ar
e from various points down thu
er. They occupy small tents, whiel
built for them by the extensive
pwers, near their berry fields. Som
the growers have as many as sixtl
seventy of such tents. which. the.
Id in circles in shady groves. Dur
the Summer months when tn
is are filled, the woods fairly RIM
h song upon the arrival OF tn
ry-pickers from the fields.
drs. Bissell. of Bridgeville, was Il
IN Wednesday.
liss AIDA and Fannie Sirman, O
Irel, spent part of the week wit
Is Fannie Hurley.
pr. Williams, of Salisbury, was 4
IN Wednesday on professional busl
IS.
irs. Moore and daughter, OF Bethe
re in town Wednesday.
Hiss Mary Herrant has returned al
spending the past few months
rfOlk. Va.
lrs. Phillip Richards, of Bridgeyill,
in town Wednesday on. business,
Wright Wilson, of Norfolk, Va,
guest Of John Herrant.
NJ. Scott, of Scotts, was in tow
terday.
fr. and Mrs Herbert Wallace, {
Imington, are spending a few day
h his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
llace
Evening journal., 1898-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Port Deposit, Md. April 15.-Miss
Mary Armstrong and Rumsey Smith
son were married in the Presbyterian
Church of Port Deposit last evening by
Rev. w. w. Shaw, assisted by Rev
Rumsey Smithson, uncle Of the groom
of CharlestOwn, w. Va. The bride
was attired ina white silk gown and
carried a bouquet Of lilies OF the val
lev. Miss Reba NoblOck, of Oxford
Pa. was maid Of honor She wore
white organdie over white and carried
pink tulips. The ushers were Roberl
Armstrong, brother Of the bride, and
William Carson, of Port Deposit; Gin
ton Bond. Of Havre de Grace, and vii
liam Taylor, of Blythesdale. Mrs. Ne
lie Rovla nlayed the wedding march.
Evening journal., 1898-04-15
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

Farmers in st. Jones Neck are very
busy preparing for planting corn. The
cold weather OF last week detained
them from making a more rapid pro-
gress.
A booming noise. said by people to
be the report OF the sunset gun at Fort
Delaware, is heard daily In the vlcin
ity OF Middletown.
John Webb and George Venables.
who are employed in the Blades crate
factory. boast OF being the fastest
strawberry crate makers in the state.
They made $50 crates in four and one
haR hours, and offer to put up a forfeit
OF $25 that they can make more than
that number during the time men
toned.
A vicious dog belonging to Francis
Smith, OF Dover, attacked a COW be-
longing to Charles Sanders one day
last week and wounded the animal 50
/ badly that it viii likely die The
owner of the cow has brought suit, and
| II will be heard before Justice OF the
Peace Jester
David S. Wilds and David Rees. OF
| Kenton hundred, and w. ID. Hazell, r.
| Y. Wallen and A. II. Smith. Of Duck
| hundred, are mentioned as candidates
for the Democratic nomination fol
! clerk OF the peace of Kent county.
Mispillion hundred farmers expect
one-third of a full crop Of peaches.
The body Of Frank Parker, who, with
Captain Charles Powell, was drowned
in the surf, was found yesterday about
six miles south OF Ocean City, and bur
led at Berlin.
For the second time within ten days
burglars broke into Lumberman John
lP. Mastens office, at Harrington, but
they got very little plunder.
The members of the senior class ol
the Conference Academy will go tc
Milford on April 20, where they will de-
bate with the members Of the Classical
Academy, OF that town.
The members OF the Dover New-Cen,
tury Club and their friends We're enter
tained yesterday afternoon by DIR
Henry Ridgely, who described to then
what he saw in Cuba during the pas
Winter.
A ground hog" or what they sup
pose 10 be that animal,was killed on tn
farm of William S. Jones, Of near Ken
ton. On being pursued 1t turned for
fight and was soon dispatched. Tn
skin has been preserved.
The Singerly pulp mill, at Elitor
has closed down until the fnancia
mana cement Of the plant can be agree
upon.
Christopher c. Fighter has been re
, appointed justice of the peace at Tal
leyville by Governor Tunnel.
p Maryland postmasters were appoint
{ ed yesterday as follows: Klej Grang
D ! Worcester county, Thomas l.. Tar
j vice w. G. Striclandk, removed
lWetipquin, Wicomico county. Winfel
o S. Riggin, vice G. r. Hamburg, n
- moved.
e Mrs. Wilhelmina NJ. Parsons. OF d.
, yer wife of John Parsons, florist, of III
. Delaware division, died yesterda
morning, aged "a years.
Farmers OF st. Georges and App,
Quinimink hundreds. have gone In e.
tensively for the culture Of tOmatoe
Canneries are taking contracts for (
q many acres as can be procured.
Joseph II. Garner, Republican, hi
been elected policeman of Smyrna, OF
I. OF the Democratic councilmen votiI
for him in opposition to the Democrat
ID, | candidate A.
Evening journal., 1898-04-15
THEORY DIEPAlRTMENT.

Observation-Disclosures, 9S per cent,
w. J. Stats, c. G. White; next highest,
96 per cent, w. Wickersham.
Bookkeeping Examinations-Hig
est. SO per cent, Miss Ida M. Kemble,
Fred Colt; next highest, 80 per cent.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, "A. c. Bran
driff, George Gray. Jr., G.. A. Brown.
Henry p. Jones, Miss Viola M. Martin
c. Quill, S. M Quillan, w. II. Russel
III Il. Wier, Horace Wiltbank.
Practical rithmetic--Highest, "a per
cent. Miss Kembe. G. A. Brown; next
highest, SO per cent, A. c. Brandriff
II. L. Wier, Gillis Webster.
Business Penmanship-EIigh Sc
per cent, w. j. Stats; next highest.
S5 per cent, E. II. Hart, H. A. Slew
art, II. l.. Wier
practical SpellingAHighost. 100 per
cent. George Il. Pierson, E. r. Evans:
next highest, 90 per cent, A. c. Bran
/ drin.
/ Quick calculations--Hig 30 per
cent, Fred Colt, Miss Ida M. Kemble;
next highest. SO per cent, Joseph
! Bradley Il. II. Hart
Business Correspondence Highest
99 per cent, Miss Ida NJ Kemble; Miss
| Viola NJ. Martin; next highest, 9S pel
cent. A. c. Brandriff, Miss Bernetta c
Dunn.
General Average 90 per cent.
A. C. Brandriff,G. A. Brown Miss Ida M
Kemble; next highest, 81 per cent.
Charles c. White, H. l.. Wier.
Prizes-Flrst, j. T. Bradley, for skill
in quick calculations; second, Ere,
Colt, for skill In quick calculations; c
G. Cam, for most improvement in pen
manshap.
ACTUAL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
Banking Department and Busines
Onicers-Highest, SO per cent. w. 4
Douglas; next highest, sc per cent, A
T. Richards, w. II. VanHekle.
Practical BOOkkeeping-Hi Highest 9
per cent, W. Il. Douglas: next highest
9S per cent, A. T. Richards, w. II. Van
Hekle.
Commercial Law-Highest, 80 Dc
( cent, A. 7. Richards, W. H. VanHekle
next highest, 98 per cent, w. A. McNa
NEE, Charles r. Wilson. J. b. Robert
Business Arithmetic-Hi Highest. SO DC
cent, w. e. Douglas. A. r. Rickard
w. Fl. VanHekle; next highest, SO DC
cent Charles r. Wilson.
Business Penmanship--100 per cent
W. - tpbhhlanf next ulEuttI. W DC
cent, E b. Wilson, w. IT. VanHekle.
Practical Spelling Highest. 90 DE
cent. w. A. McNamee, A. r. Rickardt
I w. II. VanHekle next highest. 90 pe
cent w. w. Nelson, George V. Hast
5 ings, Charles r. Wilson, Eugen
Gooden, Edgar Clothier.
Quick CalculatiOns-High 100 De
! cent, w. A. McNamee. Charles r. Wi
S son, A. T. Richards, w. II. VanHekle
next highest, 81 per cent. Fred Mack
Z lin.
I Ondence-Highest. 100 DC
( cent. W. e. Douglas: next highest. 8
R per cent, w. w. Nelson, w. A. McNs
NEE, George +. McCloskey, w. H. Var
e Hekle.
3 General Average-Highest, 80 d
. cent. w. p. Douglas; next highest, 3
]. per cent, w. II. Van9ekle.
$ Prizes-Frst, w. f. Douglas. for ski
!, In quick calculations. Second, w. 4
I. McKamee. for skill In quick calcul,
(. tions. George T. McCloskey, for mos
c Improvement in penmanship.
Evening journal., 1898-04-15

follow loss Of appetite, or headache, or nerv.
BUSINESS and sleeplessness or stupOr. These
are the advance heralds of consumption
malaria, nervous exhaustion and prostra-
ton, and a multitude Of other Ills.
There is an easy way TO avoid, aud a sure
way 10 escape from ill-health Dr. picrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery gives edge TO the
appetite, inyigorates the liver, makes the
digestion perfect and the blood pure IL is
the great appetite sharpener blood-makcr,
flesh builder and nerve-tonic "a cures %
per cent. Of all cases of consumption II
does not make labby flesh like cod liver
oil, bat firm, healthy tissue without corpu-
lency. Honest dealers don't urge substi-
tutes for a little extra profit
81 cannot praise Dr. Picrccs Golden Medical
Discovery too highly" writes Mrs. Mary A. Scay,
of Auicrsonvilc Buckingham Co. Va. MY
friends gave me up as dying Of consumption.
tried everything, but grew worse, until became
50 weak I gave UP all my huuscwork / tried
four bottles Of the Golden Medical Discovery
and hlvc now no more need TO take medicine OF
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant pei
lets To my friends with full belief In their
efficiency"
When any member of the family Is sick OF
hurt look In Or pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, and there you will find the
remedy. Itused TO cost 81. so; now t. FREE.
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Evening journal., 1898-04-15
GGLg DAY IN BRlKDYWINE HUNDRED
HENRY c. CONRAD, OF THIS tCITY.
: SPEAKS AT AN ELABORATE
FIAG-RAISING CEREMONY.

HENRY G. CONRAD, OF THIS tCITN
3 SPEAKS AT AN ELABORATE
I FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY.
A large and interested audience as
sembled at Grubb's post Office yester-
day afternoon to witness the raising OF
a flag-pole and the hosting of theStars
and Stripes on the same. The pole was
a large and handsome one, being sew
enty-six feet in length, and was do
mated for the purpose by J. Edward
Addicks. The raising OF the pole was
under the direction of a joint commit
tee from Star OF Bethel Lodge OF Odd
Fellows, and Morning star Lodge OF
knights OF Pythias, and the planting of
the pole was accomplished without q
hitch or break.
As the flag was run to the top Of tha
pole the Elam Brass Band played
Rally Round the Flag" The crowd
was then invited into the lodge room
where brief but interested addresses
were delivered by Eben n. Baldwin
Henry G. Conrad, Rev. E. w. Long
Owen w. Everett and George oliver
The addresses abounded in patriotic
sentiments and were enthusiastically
received by the audience. William A
Talley acted as chairman, and Isaac
n. Grubb served as president
after the conclusion of the speeches
bOuntiful supply of refreshments
was furnished by the women Alto
gether 1t was a gala day for Brandy
wine hundred.
Evening journal., 1898-04-15
$4,000 FOR "A HOsPTTAI,

West Chester, April 15.-The man
agement OF the Chester County Hos
pital we're agreeably surprised yester.
day by Rev. William L. Bull. Of Ches.
ter Valley, donating to the institution
the sum OF $4,000 with which to erec
a building to be used as a training
school for nurses on a $500 lot pur
chased by the board a few days ago
This is the third gift to this hospita
by Rev MIR. Bull and his family, the
other two being sums with which two
handsome wings were built a couple O.
years ago to the main building, one be
ing known as the ''Annie Bull Me.
moriar' and the other the Sarah r
Bull Memorial" The training seh0o
building will be erected during III,
coming Summer, the location being
few hundred feet from the hOspta
building proper.