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Napkins

One small lot all pure linen
with red, white or blue bord-
ers-5c. each.
Smyrna times., 1898-05-11
White Pique

New arrivals of these popu-
lar goods in the latest styles
of fancy welts and plain cords,
with dots and stripes for 25c.
per yard.
Smyrna times., 1898-05-11
For Saturday

4 VI ONJWIUd
Extra quality Indigo Blue
Prints--5c. per yard.
One yard wide unbleached
Sheeting, &c. per yard.
1900 Pillow Cases made oil
extra heavy bleached muslin.
II yards wide, &c. from 1876.
II yards wide, 1Oc. from 14c.
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La autonolnla no fracasa

Respetando el ilustrado oriterio del Sr.
fotous, debo exponer el mfo. Dice este
seIor que la antonomfa estA pr6xima un
fracaso. Es tai aserto muy dudoso. La su-
tonomfa nuestra est6 semeiante & la aotrix
que saliendo representa- un drama, SO en-
cuentra con al escenario ardiendo en- llsmas.
Aunqae fuera un gobierno divine, no podrfs
hacer mas de 10 que haee 81 actual gobierno,
Viene Ell regimen presente = el dfa de-
reunirse sus ckmaras, anunoia el cable la que
rra con los yankees. Este aeonteeimiento co
tan grave, es tan trasoendental, tan serio en-
sus censeouenclas, que no es patri6tico ne
garle la importancia que reviste>
Ocup6monos de coadvuvaF al t8rmino
mas honroso de este estado de eoe2s. No
penseis en- problemas fnanoieros caando uu
enenaigo alevoso pule aoaricia los proyeoti.
les que con gusto dirigirfa sobre nosotros
Es este un par6ntesis en- la vida de esta
pacf6oa y leal oolonia. Pseado este turac4n
pediremos nnestros hombres de gobierno
10 que haoe velnte clnco ailos necesitamos;
ellos 10 saben, porque q ellos les ha enoane.
dido ell cabello pidi6ndolo en- Ia prenea, GUAM.
do era an crfmen pedirlo. No culpeis Ia su.
tonomfa, por misericordia de Dios, III negue.
mos que 81 hubiera venido Cuba ha dos
&los, hubiera heoho el milagro de eonvertir
al insurrecto on leal espahol perpetuar el
legftimo dominic de Espana en- Ia perla del
golfo mexioano.
La autonomfa es el espfritu ssnto entire
Espana sus oolonias. Deploremos que
haya llegado tarde Cuba para evitar que el
extranje intervenga en- asuntos de familia.
iAutonom{a, que truecas eI sensimiento
do rebellion en- Ell de sumision 4 la madra
patria, ibendita seas!
JESUS Ma. AMADEO.
E-HTOa- alta MavO 27 de 1898
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ospturado el desertor del Ej6rcito de opera.
clones de la isla de Cuba, soldado Mariana
Corona Ferrer, que hsefa seis meees habfa
desem barcado en- esta isla, de inc6gnito, CO.
mo pasajero del vapor <Montevideo,. En- la
actualidad, SO encontraba empleado en- la
hacienda <San JOSEF, de la succession de don
Antonio Guach; habiendo sido puesto dis-
poslci6n de la su lerior autoridaa militar.
-. Mahana, 4 las de la tarde, verif.
cara ejercicio en- ell campo de Puerta de Tie
IRA, el battalion Tiradores de Puerto -Fsico.
**~ Tavimos mucho gusto en- saludar
nnestro es1imado amigo oorsesponsal de
c6utico de aquel pueblo, que permanecerA
hasta el lunes en- esta capital
x** Ha sido nombrado por el ayunta.
miento de Mayagiiez, inspector munioipal,
don Ramon 1rizarry.
~ ella Pequeha Antilla,, de Ponce,
dedica unos <Puntos rojos, nuestro esti
mado colega Gel Liberals La CoREEs
PoNDENc1A; pero toda la mala intencion del
colega esta en- ell pArrafo en- que dice nos
debimos negar La publication de los artfcu.
los de un '.junfpero" <aludiendo & nuestro
que1ido amigo don Juan Jos6 Potous), refe.
rente al goblerno iueular. Repetimos <La
Peque1la Antilla> por millonesima We que
este diario es absolatamente independence,
y de clio deben conveneerse en- esta vez los
que nos suponfan atiIiados i determinado
partido polf,ico. con este hueIgA la con.
testaci6n que pudiAramos dar al art1cuo de
ola Pequei1a Autilla,. esorito CON plums de
neblf mo ada er tinta roja.
- fla sido nombrado maestro armero
del battalion <Tiradoros de Puerto Fico>,
nuestro amigo don Carlos Miro, quieu ha
inetalado la armenia en- la casa nnmero SO
de la Gale de Tetuan.
kso al pubco S$ 4 e; %:$:
sabados de de Ia tarde contluando lss co1lsstas
de para los seores abonados Ia Real Glinca lasta
leza nu1nero II. altos 15-14
x'* El oergantin espsnol <Ventura>,
que encuentra en- Ponce, desembarcsrA On
aquel meroado cuarenta mil kilos de tasajo.
Dicho buque habfa sido despaohado para
Santiago de Cuba
x~x Retreta esta nocbe, por la banda
del b~tall6n <Tiradores de Puerto E>ico>,
poimero l: Paeo doble "El Galiito'', n. .~
Guaracha Ella gnayaba", Rux.-Aria de
tenor de la opera **AtiIa'', Verdi-Potpou
rrit de la zarzuela ella verbena de la palo.
ma" Breton, -''Zelina'', polka obligada s
cornet1n, Mariana. DANA t'El Porvenir", 4,
Dueno.
x*x Dice nuestro estimado colega ella
Democracia>, Go Ponce, que no faeron 12
mil pesos. como dijo <El Liberals ST dos
mil, en un giro, los que se enconrraron a, ST.
Aguayo al ~er detenioo en aqaella ciudad
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Filipinas F a S
Las provin1ias de Bat1ngas

En la parte mas occidental de la isla de
l1uz6n, hallase la provinoia de Batangas. una
dc las mas r1cas, extensas p0bladas del
archipelago filipino. Bana sus d;latadas
playas el mar de China, "a su privilegiado
sue o, cubierto de espl6ndida vegetaoi6n;
surcado en- t"dos sentidos por innumerables
rios y arroyos; teniendo en ell centro la lagu.
ma de Bombong, que facilita las comunics.
clones; oruzados por todas parties por extern
sas montanae, rioas en- maderas, 1iriase que
Ia Providenoia le habfa otorga 10 mayor cam
tidad de dones que ninguna otra provincial
de aquellas islas.
~ lfnea t1ivisoria comienza en- la costa O. de
Luz6n; sigue esta l1nea hasta Ilegar al monte
Sungay, donde comienza la de La Laguna,
colindante asimismo por el n. con Ia do
Batangas, tambi6n por ell E., hasta el mon
tie MalaraYat, donde comienzan los confines
de la de ayabas, cuya lfnea diviaoria oorre
en- sentldo diagonal hasta ell mar, en- la cos
ia meridioaal dc Luz6n. Por el S. por al
Q, Ia provincial de Batangas tiene poI lfmi.
to Ell oita1o mar de China.
Monies PARTICIPATES: el Batulao, de SAT
metros de altara, y sitaado en- la jurisdicoion
del pueblo de Tay, el de Mao6lod, de go
metros de elevation, en- la del pueblo de
Cuenca.
Rios ;riucipales: Calumpsng, Liang,
Binambano, Pansip pit otros. Fl Paueipit,
cuyas riberas son las mas bellas de cuantas
hemos visto, es el deeagiie de Ia lsguna de
Bombong, que vierte sus aguas en- eI seno
de Balay&n.
La laguna de Bombong es, por sue di-
mensones, la segunda de Ia isla de Luz6n,
En- Ell centro levantase una islilla, de $50
metros de alturs, hueca en- su mayor parte:
ese hueco es el ''gran CRATER del volcan de
Taa, uno de los mas intereeantes del globo.
La bajada, aunque diffcil, suelen hscerla al.
gunos de los que van s visitar aquella pro"
digiosa maravilla de Ia creaoion. Els ell
'tgran crAter' s manera de caldera basSltica,
en- eu3o fondo, immense, pues que tiene IN
per(metro de ceroa de cinco kil6metros, exis"
ten aigunas laguni|las verdes rojas, peque'
nos orateres ? dilatsdas llanuras oubiertas de
azufre oristalizado, donde el sol reverbera
arrancando 1estellos deslumbradoree; no pa.
rece sino que aquel suelo Sc hana empedrado
de topacios brillantes. De uno de los Pc
qoeflos crAteres sale densfsima columaa de
hume, blanco como Ell armino; cusndo hay
oompleta oalma, esa columna SO levanta ree
ia hasta ana altura de 700 metros; & esa al
tura, f6rmase oclosal penacho que SO disipa
6 Sc confunde con las nubes.- NADIA hemoa
admirado tauto en- nuestra vida como esa
Incompatible oolamna, pe1fectamente oilfn'
drioa, de unos tresoientos metroe de diAmetro
que MEDIA que asoiende Sc ensanoha pro.
porcionalmente y & la vista sresalta de igaal
espesor por todas parties.
Este volc&n es la oausa de que en- Bsten-
gas menudean los temblorea de TERRA te-
rremotos.
La superfcie de la proyincia, segdn los
es*n5::@s h>oh,s rscientemente por 81 cuespo
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La Suscripcion djrecta

de &Lo Correspondence de l'usrtoR Rico> vn1e So SO
el trimestre, ullsZnst0dos No servJUoe susc,l,-
clones sin pogo odelantodo. Sc poedes h.1cer
sellos de correos, gros de Ia p1ensa bletes
p,e,nsul10s etectiu0
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4 los CarDinteros
NAESTPOS d. Ohras y

los CdpeI0S a. pSS 1Ss6sa Sn gSRs3a5 r. Sa;ro Aho
En- Ell cApR1cao sa! Justo 81 So eShben muesfras de
% Sc
a DC S5Sy
oe FGEkTXS P;f: vENANAs Este mportante rarno me-
gsaGds atsneon tod
$;ss q Ss; f. s'a
lstas p arnar una casa kosoo cuarq'ier edoo ue
ca sS @ EN- s s de psr 81" f
Coche rsemana e; Sa::
endo dc aqui los MAnrs ;e5f : s!s
& m;t7ns de- @qsysa F 1NEs
assnto ds Gatal 5a Gaayans
! $sn' '%em ". ""eayey ~ s:%
NorAste % ooohe sara los das ": nd
10 1 s ia a para
6rz 5s. r
>'''~~'''' q. JUNO go CARLOS Il. BLoNDRr
lcoouroc CONTRA INCENDIOs MARI
hStguIUS TIMOS 4 tipos m6dicos en- las
Companies de primer orden, demo
HAMBURGo BREMENsE de Hamburgo.
RALOISE, dc Basilea (Suiza).
NORTE GERMANICA, de Hamburgo.
Los siriestros Sc pagan aqu{ con Prontitu
liberalidad.-El Agente general, Il. RoAscfen
Dlut San Juan. $50.
nncnn de .x Ia mt 9ssz
OV"o:~''~ de 10 Ii de Ia ma1ana por 81 doctor
Bauxau plaza de San Jose, junto Ia igesta). 1914
n.ono OCASION.- 8 arrenda La hacienda
60GId 'BOQUILLAs' enolayada ca los barrios de sa
~~o"~ baneta Agarrobo, t6rnino municipal de Ma
yagez. Dcha hacienda queda konetr de disano1a
de Mayaguez. Para pormenores dirigirse Arturo
Hau Mayaguez don Roberto sohnabel, Aguadia. 3o10
grandes males n$SseSS ssHSHSa
cuerpo eli espritu impone
fuerza vigor; de ah la indication especial del
sVno Cordial de Cerebrina de Urici conceptuado por
los m6dicos mas eminentes como e reconsuyente po-
derosoy ytalizador mas rapido." lips.
c>l DE TORREv1EJA superior detallan preoio
MI lmitatO RUBERT HERMANOS.
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- DE TORREVIEJA clase superior, detallan preoie
~ llmtatO, RUBERT HERMANOS. 15-11
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den.- Montado Ia altura de los mejores de
Euro pa. Vistas la bahia. Con gabinete
de leotura, departamento de oantina, taba-
querfa un elegante Salon de Recreo.-
Hospedaje desde DOS PESOS en- adelante, Sc
gun Ia habitaoi6n que se ooupe.-A. AGU--
DO,-(Propietario).
-. E1 "a del ccrriente Ia Aduana dc
Arroyo export6 para Nueva.Y York por vapor
inql6s <Daringt6ns, 383.474 kilos azucar y
525 idem ron malsgueta y la de Mayaguez
para el miamo puerto por vapor sueco San
Andrevos." export6 s4s 526 .kilos azdoar.
- Ha fallecido en- Ponce Ia apreoia.
b,e sefiora do7la Marta Candelaria Ruiz, viu.
da de Orihuela. Desoanse en- paz.
-. Ma1ana domingo las tendrk
efcc.e cn Bsyam:n Il jnra de bandsra del
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puono oCAsIoN;-se vende arrienda la hacienda
Ht1HlI6 '~BOQUILLAS' encavada los barriOs de SR
~oo"~ baneta Atgarrobo ternoino municipal de Ma
yagez Dcha hacienda queda kilometr de disanc1a
de Mayaguez. Para pormenores dirigrse don Arturo
Hau Mayag1ez don Roberto Sohnabel Aguadilla 1910
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0>~>.,l4a~.o Intermediates de Ia garganta, nariz
1eI1Elil III oidos. Consultas gratis los pohreS,
V~"O~"~' de 10 4 Ii de Ia ma1lana por 81 doctor
Bau kali plaza de San Jose, junto la iglesa). 1914
The sun., 1898-12-03
AQUATICS.

Paul Npun,ann, the swimmer. has been
invited to continue his "stndies" at u
Western college.
Fred Fmthwy-r, secretary Of the N. A.
4. O.. has received l.tter from Gny
Nickalls, the English "a'sman. denying
that the Henley Regatta Committee has
decided to bar for.ign oarsmen.
The fact that scarcely a dozen candi.
dates reported f"r crew practice at the
Universi,! Of Pennsylvania Yesterday
''.ss not mean that interest in rowing at
Penn he's declined. The reason for the
small number Of candidates is the early
da,e at " hich the call had hpen made,
and which found most of the men I'M
prepared,
Report has it that George L Watson.
the designer If all "f Lord Dunraven's
cup rhall~ngrrs. is s.ist'ng " Fife in
the work 1T hnilding the new challenger
f"r til" Americas Cup, tn" Shamrock,
and moreover, that both he and Fife
viii he On hoard the yartt in sll her
races and trials on this side The Valkv.
rie III IL being fitted up in order T." give
the S|anrock a try out when completed.
The sun., 1898-12-03
DIsHONORABLY DISCHARGED
Martin Robinson, " no Deserted First
Delaware Regiment at Camp
Meade. Cav. Himself Tn.

Martin Robinson. "f this city. and Il
member of Company E. Fist D'Ia~ar
Volunteers, walked intntle station hnu>e
Thursday night and surrendered himself
having heard the police were looking for
him, on the Charge Of desertion.
The day after the regiment arrived al
Camp Meade, Robinson, VIII" WIS under
arrest, suddenly made a bolt for freedom.
Being handcuffci Robinson could not Use
his arms t. advantage, but he succeeded,
however, in snatchiDg a revolver from
the belt of Sergeant ,HOlcom, VINO was
sergeant OF tt gu ard fnr that dav, ana
Immediately opened fire on his p,rsuers.
Robinson then took advantage Of The
m ,,npntary delay caused by his action
and made his escale.
By some unknown means Robinson
succeeded in rihding himself Of tn.
"bracelets." Officials have been in
search of the runaway from that time
but had heard nothing of him until he
surrendered himself at the police siatioL.
Robinson was given dishonorabe
discharge from the service and no fur
tller steps were taken against him.
The sun., 1898-12-03
advice 10 t'yciers.

At this season, when many riders are
watching their cyclomrters and going
ont in all kin..s Of weather in order to
increase their mileage, The following re-
mark "f man in the fifties, who has
ridden more than fifteen years and is in
perfect physical condition, is pertinent:
"So.,.p one shonld beat it into the
heads "f the mileage tirnds," hr says
that It is not how far they ride. hnt
how wisely. There nr- about 10000
brw.hark-d wheelmen that I wonld like
t., take by the ears. first tn prove that
am able tn dn il. and, secondly in order
t" tell then that they ride too hard for
their own good.
"Wherkng shonld be exercise and
not work. There never should be ex-
hanstion following a ride. but, like gym.
nasnm work and every other sport. it is
overdone and abused. and it's abuse
hurts the reputation of the game. !
would like l." see some sense pnunded
into the donble and iple century riders.
1t is well enough fnr them t, say that it
don't hur' tn. fair name OF cvcling to
have it used inrmprrat"ly."
The sun., 1898-12-03
FOOT BALL.

Ralph A, Obieness, of Athens, Ohio,
died Thursday from injuries received in
playing foot ball two weeks ago. He was
the quarter back on the eleven of the
Ohio University. He suffered from q
head collision.
The Union A. A. and the Orange A. G.
will meet in game Of foot ball this af-
tenn at the grounds at Crpston. The
contest will be warm affair and all
wishing to SEE little fun should take y
trip over Washington street bridge.
About fnrty Harvard graduates assisted
in coaching this years eleven.
1t is still an nlen question as to the
caplaincv Of the U. Of 2. team next year
bel wten Outland, Hare and Overtield.
The idea Of u Pennsylvania. Princeton
game for next year is belDg strongly
pushed to the front, according to the
Princeton views expressed.
AT " meeting Of the Swarthmnre Col
lege no,ball team Roger Brooke Farqu.
llar, 1900, was unanimously selected cap
tain for the season Of 1899.
Reed, CurneI's strong left guard, has
decided to return to Cornell neAt year
and has announced that he is a candi-
date for the captaincy ot the team.
"This wears Aiming foot ball team"
remarked u Harvard man. "was com
p .srd largely "f new material which
reached true varsity form by means Of
long and Thorough coaching by corps
Of skilful men. Donald. DbbIee, Haugn-
ton and Warren are pra' ticaIlv the only
members Of last Years team who played
t is s+ ason."
Princeton'e 1879 foot ball manager and
assistant manager viii be elected during
the second week in January instead Of
March, as formerly.
DR.. M. D. Ritchie's success as coach to
the +. and NJ. team last season will Ir0b
ABBY mean his engagement by another
college next year.
The Harvard Club. of New York, has
invited the Harvard foot ball team to bt
present at a dinner in New York yn De.
ce,nber 10. The men will leave Cam-
bridge on the Saturday morning Of the
dinner and will return in body some
time Monday morning. They will travel
in a special car and will he met at the
station by carriages and escOrel to the
club house.
Owing to Frank Bntterwmh's illness,
Yale's S,,uth.rn foot ball "trip has been
abandoned. The tour was to have been
made during the Christmas Vacation.
winding up at New Orleans. Former
Captain Frank !Iinkey, James o.
R,Mgp,s and Fred Murphy were among
those wh' had sgniien their willingness
to join the junket, and other veterans
we're Phil S,iIIman, Jack ire-nway, the
Rough Rider; Bnuerworth, and possibly
HefleIfnger.
The sun., 1898-12-03
"Kid" NJ cCoy and O'Rourke Meet.

Tom O'Ronrke and "Kid" Mccoy met
Thursday in New York, and buried the
hatchet. Mccoy has agreed to meet
sharkey, the latter agreeing to sign the
same articles Of agreement under which
Corbett and Sharkey were supposed to
fight.
"Yon haven't been especially kind TO
me, O'Rourke," said Mccoy. "In fact,
yon have blocked me at many points. l
take If my hat to you. You're q
wonder!" ~
Thank YOU, Mccoy" eaid o. Rourke.
"You'rp wonder in your way, too. I've
GIT nothing against you. think you
have been badly advised, that's all. As
far as my barring you ont Of the Lenox
Club is concerned, let me tell you some
thing. l did it at the demand Of G rbptt,
who declared that he would not 60 into
tine ling unless Won were barred from the
club on the night of the fight" O'Rourke
guaranteed that the pnrse should not be
less than $4,000, and Mccoy said that
satisfied him.
The sun., 1898-12-03
Botkin Witnesses in q Wreck.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2.-Tle Sunset
limited trAnscnntinental train on the
S rutl,ern Pacific, running from New Or.
leans to San Franchises, and whic!; made
its initial trip yesterday, was badly
wrecked at 4 30 p. m. at Grand Marais,
two miles west Of Jennings and about
lSC miles from New Orleans. The train
was running at high rate OF sped,
when something broke under the for
ward truck, probably an axle.
On tine train were Detective McVev; of
Delaware, and eleven witnesses to give
testimony in the Bmkin Care in San
Franci,cO next Monday. The Botkln
witnesses were very badly shaken up y
the acciuent and one Of the women IN
the party had her face scratched. A
the cars were more or less injured. he
sIeepers even being torn from their
trucks.
The sun., 1898-12-03
"CHERRY" ~ nEAD.
Valuable Bird Belonging 10 a Well.
known TOnsOrial Artist Beat
I,'s Life Out.


known TonsoriaI Artist Beat
It's Life Out.
The vicinity of Tenth and Marke:
streets is grief stricken over the deaf h ni
Cherry. the best educa,ed canary bird
in the State.
Cherry was the property Of barber
Lewis Lshe,n of NJ. s West Tenth street
and was the delight If all the frequent
ers Of the shaving pariOr.
The bird had almost human int+lli.
gence and would obey almost every word
and gesture u. Mr.. Lrshem. Many peo.
pie who had heard "f the performing
bird visited the shop to -re him perform
and were we'll repaid for their pains.
The bird would Sing when told t.y it,
master end fight u three.rnund fight, la!
over to receive whipping and liz still
while Mr.. Lshem was pr cnring u strap
to inhict the supposed punishment and
would fight with the school children
through the glass in the front window.
Ci,err.'s remains we're placed in the
hands of Mr.. HartIove, who Wi
stuff and moan. CHERRY" after which
the pet will br placed in it's former p">i
li0n in the window Of the tollsorial rs
tabliShm-nt where it used to enter ai
Mr. Lrshem and his friends and patr,s
Mr. Leshpm is deeply grieved over Il Z
loss Of his pet, and says lie will spare u"
pains to preserve the remains "f Il"
bird and restore it az near as possible Il
it's resemblance While alive.
The birds death was sudd'n and M.
expected and It's owner { inks tina
its wing caught in the wire- rf tht rag
and bat its life "nt in vain Efforts j."
exlricate itself from the dangerous ps-
liDn.
The sun., 1898-12-03
hat he will be in the game again next

that he will be in the game again nex'
teasun.
The Warren Athletic Clnb-to.be will
have quite u number Of speedy riders
among its n,em'ers.
Albert Mott has heard nothing Of the
suit which, it il raid, the promoters Of
the coming six-day race in New York
have bruus It, against lin.
Seventy.eight amateur racing men will
throw If allegiance and lid defiance to
the League oI American WIeeIntn to-
night by cnmpling N nnsanct ioned
races in Madison Square Garden.
"The whole secret Of successfully fight
ing the wind" says u bicycle rider, ''is
tn ride yonr weight. E\en with life
rider, progress viii then be made ut u
certain rite Of speed through the wind"
Preliminary At-ps toward forming an
organization to assume COntrnl OF cycle
racing in the states east Of the Misr,s.
sippi river will be taken A. q nesting tO
be held for that purpose on the morning
OF necen,b-r8. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
in New York city.
Edouard Tayl,re and Harry Elkes will
compete in one hour paced race on the
t. map indoor track At Madison Square
Garden tonight. Fixes, Of Saratoga, is
the holder of the hour record Of thirty
four miles l,22O yards. Although EIk-s
l,as beat. u Taylnre's record, there are
many " ho favor The latter rider. The
F,enchman has held the worlds mile
record, W we'll rs the sixty-minnte rec
ord and has proven that he can follow
the fastest kind of pace.
Teddy Ha|e's stock for the six-dav
horror honors is on the upward jump.
Peter Golden, an od.time six. day rider,
il experimenting the training Of Hale,
Forster and Albert, and he predicts that
the Irish idol will repeat his achieve.
n,tnt of two years ago, when he captured
the internationsi championship in Madi.
son Square Garden. The trio named put
in from, six W twelve hours work daily,
consisting Of home trainer exercise, bag
punching, running and several hours
riding around an eighteen lap track on
bicycles.
The sun., 1898-12-03
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.
Miss L. f. McCaff-rty, OF inwrod,
MARI ed to Samuel @. Wtcr Of This
City at Marcus Hook.

The nuptials OF Samuel C. Weir. of
this city and MISS Laura E. Mc(afferty,
Of LInwsn,d. t'Ok place on Thurs ity
evening At the Marcus Hook Baptist
Church.
The ceretn ny was performed by Rev.
G. W. Bishop, the pastor. Miss Do lie
McCaff'.ty was the maid Of hor,,r, ~nlle
Frank Mcdowell acted AZ hest man. The
b'l,.e entered leaning ON The arm ri ner
brother, G-orge McCaferty, BY whom
she Was given away.
rhe inieri,r of tIip church was hand
'nleIy decorated with palms and hnral
rmniems. A reception was held AZ the
brides home alter the rerpIneny
A large numbe, IF friends nccnm-
panied MIR. and Mrs. Weir TO the sixth
street station, Chester, where they de-
parted On an extended wedding TRIP
through the west. Upon their return
they will maxi their residence az No.
10 West F"urtl street, this city.
Among the Wilmlngtonians present
were:
NJ. and Mrs. John H. WHr, Mr. and
Mrs. Marcellus Price, Mr.. and M, +. john
b. Price, Mr. and Mrs. r. W. McIhwel+
Mr.. Frank W. Mcdowell, Mrs Reba j.
Wipr, Mr.. Lrwls Mcdowell Mr.. Harry
McD,~pil. Mrs. Laura Mccartney, M,ss
Laura MCCARTNEY, Miss Lille Price, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Matl,pws. Mr.. and
Mrs. } Lloyd. Mr.. aud Mrs. W. H. Nc.
Clarity. Mrs. g. A. KenIey, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Carroll Wi+r, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. John F. clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Sutton, Mrs Eliza R.ss.
Mr.. and Mrs. William, J. D,wney Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Appleby, Mrs. Emma
Wier and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Siesrp-t, Mr. and Mrs. William, J. Mnre-
lnnd. Mr.. and N 8. Clifford Mendenhall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Yrrgpr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett, Miss Adah Bennett, Mr..
John Willis. Mr.. Howard Dunbar, Mr..
Benjamin +. Bye, Mr.. amt Mrs. y. W.
La.ld, Mr.. Joseph Alexander, Miss
Annie Morrir ~, Miss KATE Morrison and
Miss Jennie M"rrisnn.