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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
MIDSUMMER BRIDES.
Several Couples Plight Their Troth at
the Marriage Altar.

The Middletown Comm Tribune gives
the following account Of the marriage in
that city on June 21st. of Mr.. Wortley
Dickie Of this city. to Miss Jennie Coe
Wilcox. OF Middletown. Mr.. Dickie is
we'll and favorably known here socially
and in a business way. lie occupies a
prominent position with the r. c. VIII
liams Company. The account follows:
Miss Jennie Coe Wilcox. daughter OF
the late General Wilcox, was united in
marriage to-day at y o'clock 10 WOrtley
Dickie, OF Richmond. Va, son OF Or.
W. W. Dickie Promptly at u o'clock
the opening strains Of the wedding
march were played by L. G. Camp, the
South church organist. The bride en-
tered accompanied by her brother Leroy
C. Wilcox, who gave her away. /. Burton
Miller Of Merden was the best man.
Tho bride wore a handsome white silk
gown. and carried prayer book.
''The ushers were Frederick Broatch Of
Wesleyan. Eugene Clark. Ellsworth
Mech and G. Hubbard Leonard. They
were presented with handsome scarf pins
by the groom. The Rev F. w. Greene
oficiated Alter the ceremony reception
vas rendered 70 the bride and groom
al the home OF the bride on south Main
street The church was most handsomely
decorated. A bank OF laurel was set in
each OF the windows. Large punches
OF laurel were tastefully fastened on the
pillars on each side OF the altar. The
pulpit and railing around the altar were
one mass Of laurel Beautiful punches
OF cut flowers were strewn about the
altar on the lower platform and pedes-
tails were palms in great numbers. The
effect was most beautiful.
''rhe presents were numerous and cost
~. Among the gifts were many sterling
silver pieces. handsome cut glass, furni-
1ure and other beautiful presents.
number Of gifts Of money were received
from Mr.. Dickie's southern friends and
relatives.
"The wedding was largely attended and
a large number from out Of town were
present.
1.-THE happy couple left-smid shower
OF congratulations and good wishes for
an extended southern trip They VIII re-
side ia Richmond, Va. Mr.. Dickie's
home"
Early Morning wedding.
A pretty wedding was solemnized yes
terday morning at o'clock at St Mary's
German Catholic church, the CONTRACTING
couple being Mr.. Joseph l.. Fall and Miss
Christina Becker Rev. Father Wiuebald
performed the ceremony The ushers
were Messrs. John Blocker, brother OF
the bride-slect who also acted as best
man. BenJsmin strudenourg. Felix Whit
camp. and Joseph Hsrken.
The bride-elsct wore gown OF
i.ghs 9us AZ with pssrI trimmings. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Georgia's Convention.

ATLANTA, GA. June 8.-The Demo-
cratic state Convention will meet here
Tomorrow in the hall OF the House OF
Representatives. Delegates In large
numbers arrived to-day and among them
are several candidates for one or two
minor places on the ticket. Little IN
terest attaches to to-moIrows meeting
as II will be merely the ratification OF the
work done at the primaries three weeks
ago. No contest is apparent az TINS
time, over any portion or the PLATFORM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
APARDON ASKED FOR.
Joseph Cannon's Friends Seeking 10
Secure Executive Clemency.

Governor Tyler has been applied 70 by
friends OF Joseph Cannon, OF NortolK; 20
grant him A pardon. IL will be recalled
hat this young man was convicted OF
completely in a scheme 10 ruin the char
acter OF his wife lie was sentenced 10
pay a fine OF 81 600 and 10 twelve months
he could be taken To prison. and has since
been n fugitive from justice.
Ills friends promise that he VIII pay
the fine and stay out Of Virginia II par
d0ned.
t,onal that Norfolk has had In many
years. Two young friends OF Cannon
we're convicted with him Of participation
I'm the crime. ,., -
eideratiOn 20 the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
MORTON SENT ON.
Young Westmoreland's Murderer in
the Hands of the Law.

PETERSBURG, VA. June 2S.-Spe-
cial.-Robert Morton. the negro who on
Saturday night shot Mr.. George II. West
moreland, from the effects of which he
died. was this morning brought before
the mayor for preliminary hearing.
He waived examination. and the case
was certified 10 the grand jury Of the
Hastings Court.
The prisoner was remanded 10 iail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
FLOUR FOR SPANIAR0S.
A Halifax steamer Taking on a Load
for Cnba.

HALIFAX. June . -rhe steamship
Newfoundland. from this port, which was
fred on by the Marblehead and driven
out Of Guantanamo as she was about
alternating TO land her cargo OF provIs-
ions there. is hitting out for a second trip
10 the West Indies Captain Farquhor
Is loading the steamship with all tho
-four he can store away A biscuit nrm
here has received an order for 1000 bar
rels OF pilot bread. which, Il Is believed.
As Intended 10 satisfy spanish aDpoutes.
The Newfoundland disposed OF her last
cargo In Porto Rico on her failure TO set
10 into Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
HAS NOT HAD ENOUGH.
Spain VIII Ask for Mediation Only
Alter "A Decisive Battle.

LONDON. June z7.-The. latest peace
talk il contributed by the Vienna cor
respondent of the Chronicle. who says
that he has learned from an authorita-
tive source that Spain was unotiically
sounded as to whether she was prepared
to ask for peace. The reply was that she
would only request mediation after a de-
cisive defeat. Hitler to she has seen ma
rea son TO ask for the good offices Of tie
powers.
MADRID. June 27.-The Duke Almodo-
var de Rio. Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
reiterates that the reports OF peace ne
godations are unfounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Hay Delc9aics.

IURAY. VA. June 2S.-Special.-The
Democrats of Page county In a mass
meeting held here yesterday appolhten
twenty-three delegates TO represent the
county In the Congressional Convention
fo be held in Charlottesville on July o,
1898.
The delegation Is instructed for the
Hon James Hay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

apeake and Ohio road was settled by n
verdict OF so and damages for the PLAIN
tin.
The case Of George A. Barnett against
Lucy G. Trent and Fannie Bur"el was
tried in the Law and Equity Court ana
a verdict of 500 rendered Tor the plainun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
THE SCHOOL OF METHODS.
A Body in Which the Feminine Ele-
ment Predominates.

CHARLOTTESVILLE June 2s-Spe-
cial-The opening exercises OF ;he School
Of Methods IN the. Assembly iiall OF the
Midway Building last night was COM
ple,e success. and the different profess
sors proved conclusively TO the audience
the perfect mastery OF the different sub
tects they are 10 explain. and even the
women Joined In the arguments and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
west yircinin Nominations.

HINTON. W. ", June @.-Special-
Hon. c. W. Osenton. of Fayette county,
was unanimously nominated for state
senator I'm this the Eighth Senatorial
District here to-day.
The Congressional Convention Tor the
Third Congressional District meets here
Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Nclln,r Power situation.

JACKSON. MISS. June S.-Secretary
Hunter. of the State Board Of Health.
announces that the quarantine viii DE
raised from he town Of Gulf Port To-
morrow. Gulf Port is the nearest town
10 the infected village of McHenry. Sec
rotary Hunter regards the yellow ieVer
endemic at an end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
To Visit Radiord.

Governor Tyler, who has been very
hard worked for several days. will leave
with Mrs Tyler and Miss Belle Tyler for
Radford to-day. lie will spend a few
DAYS there. Mrs. Tyler and Miss Tyler
will remain at Radford during the
summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29

In the Hastings Court yesterday z. 3.
Ferneyhough. w. d. weisiser w. II. G.
Ralston, Joseph B. Johnston. r. W. Gil
and -. p. Marvin qualified a deputy
sergeants OF the Hastings Court.
The case of B. Careras VS.. the Ches-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON. June S.-The Senate
to-day confiTmed the nomination or Jas.
r.. Branch. OF Virginia, TO be major in
the Seventh Regiment OF United States
Volunteer Infantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
SICK HEADACHE CURED

and its return prevented by the use OF
Dr. Dayid's Liver Pills. THE Best on
Earth" for the cure Of constipation bill
iousness. headache. dyspepsia, and all
stomach and liver troubles. DR. Davids
Liver Pills act mild and effective. and
are pleasant ana perfectly harmless
Price, Is cents box everywhere i've
boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond. We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
R,NCEOF THERMOMETER

The range OF the Thermometer at the
Times ohice was as follows:
"a. NJ. d: z NJ. 81; 3 r. NJ. 90; 6 7. NJ.
%. Q p. NJ. 80; y ". 50. Average 80 1T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
HeCan Now Vote.

Governor Tyler has removed the politi-
cal disabilities Of Charles w. Jenkins OF
NansemOnd county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
GENERAL LEE
PICKS HIS CAMP
lcontInued DON ~ -

iment has been received and arrange
ments have been made for the formal
presentation of the same 10 the regiment
by General Lee on Thursday afternoon
The money for the purchase of the co'ors
was raised through the efforts OF Mrs.
G. o. b. Cowardin. of Richmond.
DITCH DlGGERS.
Tho troops are now being detailed for
digging bitches in the city. - detail Of
three men from each company was called
for duty for the first time.
The men are not very much elated over
this new line OF work and expressed their
opinion quite freely on the sn7lec'
C.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
OBITUARY.
SnmneII. Smith.

Mr. Samuel I. Smith died Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, az his residence.
No SOP north Fourth street Deceased
was In the nfty-seventh year OF his age.
He was a veteran Of the late war, nav
ing served as a member Of the Richmond
Grays. and was held in high esteem by
his old comrades and his many friends
In this city.
The funeral will be held al Emanuel
BAPTIST church this morning ~ 10 CLOCK.
The interment will be made In Oakwood.
Mrs. Malinda W Andrews.
Mrs Afilinda W. Andrews died Mon
dav afternoon at her residence. No. SW9
east Franklin street Deceased was IN
her sixtieth year Her funeral look
place from the resieuce yesterday after
at o'clock.
Mrs Mary +. Leonard.
Mrs. Mary r. Leonard died az her resi-
dence. No. ZIG Louisiana street In Fulton
Yesterday afternoon AZ $40 o'clock. She
was the wife OF the late william ;. Leo
nard and was I'm the sixty-hfth year OF
her age. She leaves two sons.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
Col. William Il. Lane.
NORFOLK. VA, June %. - Special. -
Colonel VIM. B. Lane. ". 5. A., retired,
died at Old Point to-day after brief
Illness. Colonel Lane was a veteran OF
the Mexican and civil wars and a re-
nowned Indian fighter. Although over
seventy he was very well preserved.
He will be given a military funeral on
Thursday next. when his body will be
temporarily inferred in the National
Cemetery near the Soldiers Home at
Hampton.
Colonel Lane leaves two daughters
Mrs. Guilfoyle and Mrs. Gerard, whose
husbands are both captains In the Ninth
United States Cavalry Regiment now at
Tampa.
Auborn kImbrough.
ASHLAND. VA. June 2S-Special.-
Mr.. Auborn Kimbroush died to-day at
the home OF his sister near here. where
ne had recently been brought for his
health.
He was in the milling business near
Hanover c. H., and was IS years OF age.
The burial will take place tomorrow
in the family burying ground near Ash
land.
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Take Or. Henry's Blood Tea,

The great Blood Purifier, Kid.
ney, Liver and Bladder Regulator.
At all druggists. Price, csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Mrs. OIaIinda Andrews

Mrs. Millnda W Andrews died Mon
dav afternoon at her residence No. 1908
east Franklin street Deceased was IN
her sixtieth year Her funeral TOOK
place from the resieuce yesterday after
r ofclork
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-29
Uric Acid Diathesis,
Goui, Rheumatism, CalcuIi, &c.
Hot Springs vouches for
BUFFALO
LITHIA, WATER

PHYSICIANS at Hot Springs both it in their own per-
sons and prescribe it for others
Dr. Asenon s. Garrett Surgeon tNed) o. s. Nay he'aT"' f
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eligible for more than five years in any
university was accepted and the match
will he played on April 20. Il. Il. South
ard, Harvard; A. s. Never, Columbia
W. NJ. Murdoch, Yale, and +. b. Scy-
nour, Princeton, were named as mem.
bers Of the team.
Al Smith, the New York spsrt, is dis
g,lsted with Referee Leonard's decision
in the Yousouf-ROebcr wrestling match
on Saturday, and says: "lAs decision
was an outrage. Wrestling, which has
bsen dead game for twenty years,
might have been resurrected, but Satur.
day nights affair will put it back further
than it was Rocber deliberately quit.
The Turk, who in my opinion can beat
any man living, was very fair. lie
waited for Roeber to come to him, but
the latter wouldn't have any part Of him.
He kept near the edge all the time and
fell over. II was the referee would
have disqualified Roeber for not keeping
on the mat. To show how much think
OF Yousouf, am willing to back him fol
5000 side against Rotber or any other
wrestler in the world. TO show that
! iHe"h Dus'ilcsb, VIII posi- iorlelb WIN
any reliable man if koeber consents tc
give him another chance"
Yousouf says ] do not need to foul any
manto win; | have never been defeated
nor do believe the man lives who car
vanquish me. 1t was my first match il
America. Would not be foo! te
throw away certain victory?
II Roeber will face me again vii
yield to his every condition, within tn.
rules, and the winner shall take all. But
there must be rope around the platform
SO that Roeber cannot jump off to avoit
me. They tell me Americans boast o
love or fair play. Give me, then, fail
play, although I am but q Turk, and lc
Inc show your people whether an
wrestler or vain boastel.
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Hollands Island-J, NJ. Collins.
Laurel l-Davsd H. Corkran. II
Mardella Springs - Supply T.

lAuTcI-lhvsu II. OOTkTSu. t.
Mardella Springs = (supply) 7, S.
Barrett.
Marion-F. X. Moore.
Millsboro-W. s. H. Williams.
Mt. Pleasant Laurel Northumberland
Mt. Vernon--(T. F. Beauchamp. %.
Nanticoke-E. II. Nelson. ,u
Newark, Md - Supply Baynard
Wheatley.
Onancock--Ashbury Burke.
Parksley-.(;eorge +. Hopkins. $50,
Pocomoke City-W. T. Valiant. .
Parsonburg-G. 4. WQ0d.
Pocomoke Circuit - Supply W. G.
Strickland.
Powellvillc-D II. Willis.
Princess Anne-G. T. Anderson.
Quantico-(Supplyl William r.
Gwinn.
Roxana-D. F. McFaul.
St. Peters (Oriole, Md. &c. L. Hard.
esty. .,...
Salisbury-C. w. Prettyman, with
Walter L. Avery as assistant.
Selbyville--M. K. Hackman.
Sharptown-W. r. McFarlane.
Smiths Island-G. X. Necse.
Snow Hills. NJ. Morgan.
Somerset-D. }. Givan.
Stockton-(Supply) &. W. Hastings.
1angier-C. ?. Swain. -
Westovcr-(Snpply) T. &. Oswald.
Whitesvile-H. $. Dulanty.
r. W. Todd, agent o'IMaryland Bibl
Society.
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Hook r>,si,,.

y Slight fire at the residence of Samuel
CARROTS caused great excitement Thur
day evening but was eXtinguishcd before
much damage was done.
Several people Of this vicinity moved
Thursday.
Charles Way, Of Wilmington, is visit
ing friends in this place.
While cutting fodder recently Patrick
Lafferty lad his hand crushed in the
cogs. Mr. Laflerty was removed to the
Delaware Hospital and had two of his
fingers amputated.
~On account of the wet weatl cr last
The sun., 1898-03-29

week q number Of people OF this vicinity
were out OF employment
William Quillispent Thursday in Will
mington.
John Foot, Of Avondale, Pa, is visit.
ing here. S3> { tNi
Joseph Hannah, OF Mermaid, Del, is
seriously i'll with meas.es ,s,,e4s
Miss NJ. Lizzie Grace spent Saturday
in Wilmington. j'rs
Francis and Roy McVaugh are home
for their Spring vacation.
Alfred Way OF this place spent Satur-
day in Wilmington.
Owen ONeill, formly OF Yorklyn now
Of Mount Cuba, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Wilmington.
James Nckelvy, proprietor of the
Hockessin Delaware House, purchased
the ground that Frank Mckeon had his
house built that WAS destroyed BY fire
recently.
Dennis Murphey has moved on the
farm Of Frank Hewerts.
Gypsys have moved to a wood in this
vicinity. They have about fifty horses,
and they have erected five tents. They
expect to stay a few weeks.
A colored man, while returning home
from town Saturday evening, claims to
have seen a spook. He was passing ;
spot where tramp was buried som,
years ago, and as he reached a bridg,
near the spot, he states that he saw ;
headless man standing on the bridge
He states that the spook beckoned t.
him, but he started on run, never stop
ping until he had reached his home
nearly three miles away
jeremiah Moynihan, OF this place
purchased a valuable horse recently.
Wesley Flynn is cutting the WOO,
down he purchased recently from Spen
Ger Chandler.
Michael Ryan, OF Philadelphia, is Wis
iting friends in Landenburg.
Miss Lizzie Lafferty, of Kaolin, is OIL
the sick list
Mrs. John O'Neil, OF Yorklyn, spen
Saturday in Wilmington.
Merris Crosson, Of Philadelphia, spen
Sunday with his pare nts in this place.
Francis Quill spent Sunday in Landen
burg, Pa.
Edward Dcwese has returned hom
, from visit to Philadelphia.
On account of the wet weather th
t Valley road is in u very bad condition a
the present time.
: Peter J. Laffcrty spent Thursday il
, Wilmington.
, s@.-Elwood Webster's horses arrived a
llockessin Saturday, the sale was to TAX
, place Monday, March IS, but will b,
. postponed until Monday week on accoun
Of the horses being delaye on the road
Mr.. Webster has about thirty head,ss
larger number than usual
William Person Of Mermaid spen
Saturday in Wilmington.
Alex. Gut hric, undertaken of this plac
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
John Fahey, Kennstt Square, was
Wilmington visitor Saturday.
Willard Dixon of Ashland, spen
Sunday with friends in this place
Goldng Sons 4 Co., are very busy il
hauling clay from GeorseSpringer's farm
Michael Gahagen was the guest G
friends in Kaolin Sunday.
Mrs. James Greene, Dover, spent Sur
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grace.
: Miss Nellie Cherry has returned t
Philadelphia from visit to her parent
, in this place.
William Kelley, Of Philadelphia, ws
the guest OF James McKelvv Sunday.
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New Castle.

The agitation for iive-ccnt work
mans fare between this CITY and Will
mlngton on the electric line, is not likely
to meet with much success. A promin-
ent officer of that road, in conversation
Sunday night, said that under the exist
ing conditions of the road II reduction Of
the present fare would be impossible. TO
bring the fare down to five cents between
the two cities would only mean revenue
of two and one half or three cents per
passenger to the management Of this end
Of the line and would not pay expenses.
King q Elkinton Yesterday received
1900 shad from their various fishing
points and local fishermen. The sIoop
Uncle George brought up 700 from RAYS
ditch alone. -Four hundred were dis
posed of to local dealers and 72O sent 60
New York markets by express.
Twenty-siX Association boats yc,tcr-
day caught 1862 shad, which we're dcliv.
cred To Agent John \. Walls. About 21O
were shipped to Gates & Noyrs, Of New
York, and 800 sold to- local dealers. The
remainder will be shipped 70 various
points this morning. Price %lS.
The first grand baIi OF he "Whitc Rose
Social Club' "i tlis city, will be given
III the auditorium oi tie Opera House,
on Easter Nonday night, April nth. u
The many friends oi Charles ~nuar,r
ol this city, hay" prevailed HDuu Lin to
accept tI" nomination for HpaI Com.
ml,~lonor Of New Castle hrnd,pd It the
lail election. Mr, Slodwr isn Dopui5r
Young man vi thjs city, aud ~as ''hoIn
"ha raiscd' il tH~ community.
Wj,jm j. lrigr oi 'h.s ray. will
shortly present ,hr ,aiI Commissioner.
Win " handspum or@ou H.. Usv il rAr
""uDy iaI bore the uvMu viii Lr
.j1"a - Il pnnH.r'It UG.aigu in uu.
0i .,e"Drridor. &9, will go nncd fy tn.
Religions bodies holding .nvlir.s iavc
'on sundays
lohn 4. Nai'a, ior the Fishrlman'.
IHieetIEr ,ao.;"u'n, lms received Yj;
Htg.N""r t"EHo'i Iron the factory oi G.
!, {, lcs 4 Sm. lamdpn, y. j., t8)
htndI da ID fifty boxes which will bn
Esrd Dy uim for the shipment Of shad TO
t1" various markets.
Rev. BJaaic Wyjic and family have
taken passage on The White Star Iinc
steamer lcu.onic for Europe, where they
VIII spend the summer months. rhcv
will sail in June next.
The regular meeting Of the Associated
Charities OF New Castle was held in the
Mayors office Yesterday at 2.3O p. m
After II general discussion regarding the
poor OF the city, the trcasurer's report
was read and owing to the fact that the
majority OF the families had some mem.
hers working it was decided not to issue
any more orders for groceries or coal cx-
cept in cases OF sickness. The meeting
then adjourned to meet at the call of the
president.
The members of Nazareth M. l.,
Church, Of this city, are very much
elated by the appointment of Kew. Mr..
Watkins! to fill the pulpit here during
the coming year. 1t is predicted that
the stay of Mr.. Watkins in this city will
be pleasant one to all.
A Hungarian, nicknamed "Gcntz,' re-
The sun., 1898-03-29
THE sun. WIIMnGTON DELAWARE, TUESDAY. MARCH 29 1s

ceived q severe cash over the eye yester-
day afternoon While loading iron pipe
on the cars in the yards Of the Delaware
Iron Company. He was brought up to
New Castle and had his wounds dressed
by local physician.
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THE SUN.
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SUNS SPORTING MELANGE
Continued From Page Three.
LOCAL DOTS.

4. c. Fraim, ESD. went to Phladel
phia yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Fahs have re-
turned from visit to Trainer, Pa.
Peter F. Blake, Of Washington, D, c.
was a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Miss Ada Montgomery spent Sunda,
as the guest of friends in Philadelphia.
The work of placing new sanitary ap
piances in the Court House has beer
started.
Mrs. William Rommcl and Miss Hattie
Rommel have been the guests OF friend!
at Reading, Pa.
Seventeen white men and three colorcf
hoboc's were given lodging at the polio,
station last night.
The corner stone of the Sacred Hear
Church's new school will be laid b,
Bishop Monahan next Sunday.
The magnolia trees in the yard Of Mrs
Pennypackcr No. 9l3 West street are il
full bloom and present a truly beautifu
appearance.
willard Salisbury, Ir., who has bccl
to Ottawa. Canada, in the interest o
Taku-Teslin Railway Company, has re
turned home.
Two sons of =. 4. b. Weidner in
spccted the yacht Josephine at the yards
Of the Harlan & Hollingswor,h Com
pany, yesterday.
On Friday evening April 18th. tht
| Diamond State Council. No. G27, of The
G. b. t., will hold an entertainment ant
reception al Manning Hall.
I The clcarings in the local banks for the
week ending at noon Saturday amounted
to Sll,3l1, against S594, >26 for the cor
responding period Of last year.
One Of the enjoyable events schedule,
for Easter Monday night is the eight
annual ball Of the Young Bachelors
which will be I'D in Turn Hall.
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BcACK D|A01ovDc3.

Weary, wretched women wake IL,
"ondcrfully vixen they taic BIuck.
diamonds. Thcy need item.
Worn out men with thrntr.ng
brains and @chinG pans need g4tG
Diamonds"
One Of these tiny discs taken a;te1
Zach meal win wo,1, wonders. Vr~v
strengthen the heart l,uusH ~.
Ar2iu tniid TIP th& buir md l.43a
nsa.tl a"d haprHoss 4, Ike 500 ~
1oj wen who H." thLaa...
"'a&: DiauG".ls bv, " vim w Or
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