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Connecticut western news., 1899-03-30
ladies' Coats at Less than Half

| 5Sc. Good quality print wrappers. all sizes medium colors braid | A GRAND trimmed.
 15c. wrapper that is sold everywhere
 99c: Heavy calico and |SAIE OF trimmed with two of braid
 SAC. A grand assortment, many styles
 prettily trimmed, best calico, SPRING regular sl goods ,$z .O4 Light colors in percale wrappers
 with two diagonal of ruff yr1D DDDDc ling back and front. hAITEhO z.S5. At this price you take your
 choice any of our S1 50 wrap
  MiSSns' Tackntc at ncc than Half Price
Connecticut western news., 1899-03-30
Insursent Capital Reported Moved.

Manila, March 29.-Information reach- es here that indicates the insurgent capital has been moved from MaloIos to San Fernando.
Connecticut western news., 1899-03-30
Misses Jackets at Less than Half Price
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. We are having wonderful the selling O. Muslin Underwear. We haven't the tell all about but we can just quote few prices Corset COUerS MaLsLin DrNlUerS 8c. Good cotton, ic. Extra quality trimmed, all sizes of tucking, big bar
 
 of corset covers, at the Niglt Robes popular price, all 22o Ask to see inc nobt robe ~ are having such sale
Fair play., 1899-03-25
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill q bottle or common glass with
your water, and let il stand tweptf -iolr
hours; n sediment or settling indicates
On unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
if il stains your linen it is evidence of
kidney trouble; too frequent desire TO
pass il or pain in the back is also con-
,incing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out of order.
What to do,
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fultilis every wish in curing rEeuma-
tism. pain in the back, kidneys, liver.
bladder, and every part Of :he urinary
passage. 1t corrects inability to hold
water and scalding pain in passing il, or
bad effects following use Of liquor. wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity OF being compelled to go often
during the day, and 10 get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect Of SwampRoot
is soon realized. Ii stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
treSsin@ eases. If yuu need Il medicine
YOU should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in tifty-cert ard "nc-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery and a book that
tells more about it. both sent absolutely
free by mail. Address DIR. kiimcr y Co.,
Einghamton. y. \. When writing hc
sure ard mention tha; you read this
generous offer in illis paper.
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TATE or ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, 90
I,.,S tnY-STy W.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is the
,.uior partner OF the firm of +. j. Cheney
Co.. doing business in the city of Toledo,
'ounty and State aforesaid, and that SAID
irm viii BAY the sum of-Dne Hundred Dol
ars for each and every case of ratarrh that
ammo, he cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
me. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9TH day Of December 4. ID.
NS5. A. W. GLEASON,
Srall Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
'cts directly on the blood and mucous sur
aces uE the system. Send for testimonials,
nee. i. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 1Jc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

According to the report of the state
uuditor the aggregate assessed value
Of all real estate. personal property,
railroads and telcgraphs IN Florida for
f~g, was So, 900, ,S25.7j. The total
ta>cs collected for state purposes
were e!i7.uqi.es. The total state Ii
,|us" taxes were S,S2.@l5.5i. The to-
lal taxes collected for county purposes
were s ,13g S.G5. The school subdis-
trici taxes from all sources amounted
IL So. ~ oS and the road subdis:rict
taxes 10 ;.1@1~3. The last named
1aN was only levied in Nassau and Polk
counties. the former collecting Ss9l.13,
and the latter $1.gO6.f0.
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No Reciprocity.-"I could tell yon an
amusing incident about my visit to the Brit
ish museum said the friend who had
Travelled, which you are welcome to publish
ii YOU don't use my name" "The British
museum" coldly replied the editor of the
Boomville Terror, has never sent me any
complimentaries. so far as can remember,
and it isn't going to get any free advertiS-
ing in this PAPER Chicago Tribune.
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insane Man browns Himself.

taarIcs Wright, aged -. an inmate
g 'i,e Tennessee insane asylum, s:m-
l.i.fs,i ,u,aid" by drownin" in the Ten
llr.-;ra river. al Knoxville.
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The English Parliament is considering the
plan OF connecting that cc,1":!: with France
by ra,i-;+I aa3!.g.rfS say roadbed can De
.,li ON the bottom OF the English channel.
and 10y mounting trcs:lcwo,k on wheels. SO
that it projects above the water, the railway
can be operated. This seems beyond beiIcl,
hut il is perhaps no more remarhahie thar
some of the cures accomplished 10y Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters in had cases Ct iys
pepsia, indigestion and constipation. 1 ms Is
an asc OF Mnndcriul achlevemen!s.
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Many People Cannot Drink

,o!fcc at night. 1t spo!ls their sleep. You
nan drunk Graiu-D when yon please and Sleep
ike i ton. For t;rann does no, stimulate;
II noufishcs. cheers and Heds. Yet it looks
aui tastes like the best coffee. For nervous
u,r>on&. Young people and children Gran-O
j. the perfect drink. Made from pure grains.
'rt 4 package from YOUR grocer to-day. Try
il IN place oi coffee. j. and 2Jc.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
II. Lnst a Leg with "stopewaIl.,

i. II. Bra hear died at Owensboro,
-, recently. II" lost a leg under
":0ruucwali" Jacison and recently fail
et in business.
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r"~c"nt Hotel. Eureka Springs. Ar
KANSAS

tppH> F,h'uary -. In the Ozark Noun
aims D,,i@hrtu! climate. Beautiful scrnrry
l :. Gua.ti rne,!rciAu. waters Cheap ox-
"Tsiou llt.>. Through slcepcr> VIA Frisco
.auc. A!dr,-, J. q. Plank. Manager. Room
|, Arcade Century Building. or Frisco
Ticket ul!!ce, No. lol y. broadway, st.
..lL. NJ
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Tiorscu,nn Chimn Indicted,

Jack Chinn. the Kentucky horseman
and politician. was indicted by the
grand jury, at Lexington, few days
ago. rs a common nuisance.
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ccycn,lCc Note,

Il see tha, distilled water is really poison
ous," said the majah. That is what comes.
sab. Of interfering with nature.
Right. sah." aSscntcd the colonel. ''Na
tuah nevah intended the dlsti!iery. sab, 70
be ilirg lis time away on watah, sab. :
IrIianauoiis Journal
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Il don't Think" growled Gen. Weyler,
that my ability as II prophet is recognized
IS it should be-
What's the matter. seneral?'
We'll. didn't | predict that Cuba would
.v"ntually be paciticd? ?'-pittsburg Chron-
Gle.
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For , Cu,iur-. ncnaoi:

IA" ,ai little Willie. why is bad
ac. or called i ham
"portap-." hi; father replied, .hccau>c
i,'- 80 often served with eggs. -Catho!Ic
>tlMd4rt and T!mes.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

y tornado passed over the country
on. nile south of Utica, Miss, doing
CO.'S idrrahle damage. No lives are rS-
rCrt'd 10 have been lost.
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Mus IL Hnkcr Tcrm.

"Dii your rich aunt leave you anythine!'
Not a cent.
We'll, we'll, So she wasn't even a penny
unite to You. eh: Philadelphia North
Nrn.Iican
Fair play., 1899-03-25

At GrecnviIIc. Miss, ". III. Phillips,
Il iimberman, was run over and killed
~ :, switch engine, being crushed TO
al EnrCco"niza hlc mass.
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Tommy church is Over 2ao year.
old" tis.y My amt SAYS ii : only 100. ''
Tommy oh, wei, SUPPOSE that's as iar
harh rs She can rememGcr. -Strly Sln,ics
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Our Industries.

Cuba seems to adopt our Industries quite
readily"
Ne. lm told Cuban tobacco i already
benz Produced III Cuba to >Gme cXtlut.-
Detroit Journal.
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The ,tieot is always dead sure Of some
thing he knows nothing about tt h.cago
Daily News.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
MISSOURI PROPERTY VALUES.
The State Auditors Tahulatcd Statement
OF shc Aggregate Asscssabis
Wealth Uf Missouri.

State huditor Scihert has completed
The tahulation oi the abstracts OF the
;lsscssorS' books OF the ,ari"rs couu-
yicS inr ta\cS Of 1890, t'hc aggregate
"I the several cla-s,s OF real and per-
sonal properly al the state ana their
u llILll ION IN, ~ lnllnArs:
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lime. Family Medicine.

Moves the bowels each day. In order &
b. healthy this i necessary. Acts gently ~
the liver aud kidneys. Cures sick head
ache Free - and SOC.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

often man gets out Of the rut only to
get INTO the ditch.-Town Topics.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Miss Lucy Davidson,

Mrs Lucy Davidson, aged o., died
Of TGnHess.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

II" pon may be- miai';cr than the sword :;
hut i j. a.w,y> The pen that tc.,- you So
Town TOPICS
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See. Bad sprain is cured. St. Jacobs OILS
magic worked it.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

Some men think they do~grvc credit e.
liking Their own Washington
ila) Democrat.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

'lts gone. he said. "lGycars of rhcuma
tlsu. 81 Jacobs Oh did 1t.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

Never m,nd a c"un ~ ,tutCh. s.. Jacobs
Oil Will ri.ir lame ta,!.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

Tie doa'.cs his trials who complains of
them Wy atchman
Fair play., 1899-03-25

Coughing i.cns;: to C"zsnur,r: r:'aa.
kcmps Ba!.ain VIII stop the Cough at
once. io to Your druggist ;o-day and get a
sample bottle free. Large aottlcs - and %
cents. Gv AZ once; delay. are isHrclous.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

A Dose in Time Saves Nine of Hale's
Honey Of liorehound and Tar for Coughs.
PIke's ToOthache DROPS Cure in one minute.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

Total ....--. H''I, n 4,'i-b
The aggregate valuation OF taXabl"
property in the STATE upon which the
usual ad yalorcm tax will be levied
may be stated thus:
Real and personal ..............$ sG1 SI1 .322
Railroad. b:i 'Gc and telegraph,
estimated .......-..-.-.. .-....- sl,tHtn,WlU
Stocks Of merchants and
I,:,Etif;,ciyIrers ......... 49,. 5000 400
TIL 81 Ii Sll ,oi
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TO Cure n Cold In One Day

Take Laxative i'romo pGiriac Tablets. Al
druggists refund money # It fails TO cure. 25c
Fair play., 1899-03-25

Theoretical philosophers ara sorn.tirnas
Prar;.,d fto,-.-C Ch.a@o Dar,y NtH>.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
You Can Get Aliens Foo, Ease FREE.

Write fn-dag tn Allen s clmstcd, Lc Roy,
n. Y, fora FREE sample of Aliens Foot
t.asC, Il powder IT, shake into yonr shoes. ];
cure; chibl:Ilns, sweating. damp. swollen,
aching feet. 1T makes tight shoes easy.
Cures Corus, Runions Gra lngrowing Nails.
Al!.i:Iggist, and Shoe s'orcs sclIit :, ccuts.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Coughing Lead. to Comm

\ baugur atiair-.ia artillery sa,utc-
Christian Work
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st. Jacobs Oil cures Soreness.
st. Jacobs Oil cures Stiffness.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

l. Is e.-y, sure. Il VII ,-r,-h 8.
Jacobs Oh Tor Nu.a.g's T. done.
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WHOLESALER.

s.. I.oUIs. Mo, Feb. 6, 1899.
PARIS MEp:CIvB Co, Git-.
GeutICueu:-WC wish to cong atula;c you
on the increased aleE We are having On your
s:r0Vcs I'ssie,c.G t.sii] TCEzic- On KAN
lining our cor .'i inventory undcf ti;c Gf
jan Isl. wc find that we sold during In ci!l
season Of 1894 2G.;1 dozen e:rS.c'a Ios,,e. W.
also fird that cur $ les I'll your f.a.Nn.ssC
Brozlo-<1i:iI.:Tlc Yii,ic:S have been sor.l-
thing cucfIIous: having cold during til late
Cold anC. Grip season ! ,la1 dozen.
Please rush Goyyc order enclosed herewith,
Cit. ohiige, You 9 trGiy.
MEYER EROS DRUG co.
Fer SChai.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

WHEN WAITING TO An-EE.c.sEn,
riease stare shae ycu saw The Adsertisa.
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Its perfect freedom from every Objectionable quality
liver and bowels gently yet promptly without weakening
In the process OF manufacturing figs used rs they
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Taxable Wealth of i'I"ri:im.

..----. ..... ...........Sl,1lt,3ll. .s223
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17
ALMOST
DROWNED.
Ralph Kaiser is Taken
From the Water
Unconscious.

At the foot of South Carolina avenue at
Atlantic City yesterday morning Guards
Parker and Kettleson experienced much
difficulty in saving bather from watery
grave. The man who had such narrow
escape from death was Il .lph X aiser, of
this city. who had ventured beyond Ills
depth and had gone under the surf which
was extraordinarily rough, for the second
time before the guards, in spite Of their
earnest efforts could roach him.
Kaiser who IL q good swimmer, had
gone out beyond his depth near ths pier
dred unable to make single stroke, and
had only strength enough to call for help
before he sank The excitement was in
tense, and crowds Of people half wild with
fear for the drowning man saw the guards
battle for his life. When they lshed him
from the water he was apparently lifeless.
Fortunately there were two doctor In the
big crowd that saw Kaiser brought In, and
thoy az once rendered their services.
For almost an hour he doctors worked
with him on the beach, the guards mean-
while keeping tho crowd back in order
that he might have air. They rolled him
OH barrel for several minutes, and final
ly brough. back the spark of life by arti.
tlcal respiration. Then they took him 10
the bath house and worked with bin for
two hours moro, until he had beeu suffi-
ciently restored to be taken to his hotel.
1t was the most exciting episode which
has occureI on the beach front since last
summer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17
CORONERS IN CONFLICT.

Two Inauests May Be Held on Body
Dismembered by Train.
Galesburg. Ills, July 17.-When the
fast mail train pulled in here Saturday
midnight Engineer Frank Bullard
found on the pilot the body of a man
who has been identified as Mike Nc
Laughlin, Of Philadelphia. The body
lacked the legs, which had been sever.
ed at the pelvic region as clean as
could have been done with a surgeons
knit knife: j.. The boay sy vas tightly v2dged
.Eto tse pilot. Yesterday the legs were
discovered on the track west Of Ke-
vance. The coroner here telegfaphed
Kewanee for the legs, but the coroner
of Henry county declined to surrender
them, saying that the inquest should
be held in the county where the acci-
dent occurred.
The coroner here holds that the in
ty, where the body was found. At
present it looks as il two inquests
would be held, although Marshal Hin
man has gone to Kewanee after the
legs, the Philadelphia relatives hav-
ing wired him to take charge Of the
remains.
How the accident occurred is mys-
terry, as Bullard knew nothing Of 1t un-
til. when oiling the engine, he found
the mutiated trunk. When the man
was struck the train was going 70
miles an hour, and the pilot hit him
with such force as to cut the body in
[ NO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17
State News.

Rev. Thomas c. Potter of Philadelphia
mny be called to Pencader Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev E,tnn Carton, of the New Jer.
soy yConference has boon engaged to prsach
in the Wyoming Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Joseph Cubbace colored, wanted. for
assault and battery, escaped from the lock
up at Smyrna on Friday night by break
ing three locks.
Augustus Bishop, son OF DR.. c. A. H.
Bishop, OF Dover, passed the examination
in civil engineering preparatory to onter-
ing the army.
The corner Stone of Faith NJ. p Church
near Georgetown will be laid Tomorrow.
Department Commander William II.
Moystin will visit the G. A. Il. Post at
Georgetown on Thursday.
Complaint has been made of farmers in
different parts throwing thorns in the
Dublic roads,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17
PROVE ALL THINGS,
This Old, Old Command Is Easy to Fulfill In
Wilmington.

To win wager. an English Marquis
stood on London Bridge AMI offered for
an hour British sovereigns (s5) for five
shillings (Sl.25). Ee could not find a
customer. There are several good reasons
why tho ordinary moral could not be In
duced to buy, but no reason can be given
Why Wilmington people will not accept
the following convincing proof about
Doan's kidney Pills. Read thls:
Mrs Mary ballard, No. 1917 Wost Sec
ond street, says:-"Beforo used Daan's
Kidney Pills suffered for years with n
distressing pain acrois my back and
loins. There was kidney weakness
which was very annoying and inconveni-
ent. had used quito numbsr of home
remedies such as plastsrs, oto., but only
got relief for very short time. When l
saw notices in our papers about Doan's
Kidney Pills curing SO many people who
had kidney trouble went to N. B. DAN
forth's drug store and got u box. Twas
not disappointed In tho result. They guve
me the greatest relief"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all loal-
ers. Prlco 80 cents Mailed by Foitcr-
Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y. Sole agents
for the U. s. Remember tho name, Doans,
and take no other,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17

Three boats were launched from lonal
shipy0rds Saturday afternoon.
AT the yards Of tn, Jackson and sharp
Company there WIS double launch OF q
tugboat AMI n barge, and at tho yards Of
tho Enoch Moore and Sors Company u
steam barge was sent from tho ways into
tho river.
The tug launched bv the Jackson and
Sharp Company was tho Eli B. Conine,
built for Augustus Mackenzie and others
OF Now York. Tho vessel /, 9l feet long,
20 foet wide and 8 feet desp Clptein
Conine, for whom tho tug is namol, Mr..
Mackenzie, officials Of the Jackson and
Sharp Company, and few others were
present. AS the Conine gracefully left tho
ways she was christened by Mrs. Ida
Kershaw, daushter-in-law Of Captain
kershaw, superintendent of tho yards
Mrs. Kershaw strewed flowers across the
bow Of tho tug, giving pretty effect
The hull of the Conine will DO dsiverol
to tho Fro lcriok A. Virden Company of
Hoboken, N. J who Will furnish the pro-
pSiliuN no NuAlho 10 u tiiiu
craft and sot' gracefully in the water.
Immediately following the launch of
the Conine tho dump scow was seat from
the ways but wi hout any special cere-
mony. The scow is 10 feet long, 81 feet
wide and IL feet deep, and was built for
the Dubois B.othors' Dredging Company
of New York. 1t will he towed to that
city. leaving the Jackson and Sharp
wharvoG ut noon to-day in tow Of the tug
Ivnnhoe.
The vessel launched by the Enoch Moore
and Sons Company was the steam barge
Florence, built for Captain Rufe p. Lutte
OF Hainesport. N. j. The Florence was
freed from the ways and sent easly into
tho Christiana without ceremony. The
craft is l25 feet long, 81 fset wide and 81 |
feet deep. The machinery is ready to be
in tailed, and it is expected to be in run
ming order. ready for u trial, by the end OF
this week. This is tho sc ;ond vessel built
by the company for Captain Lutte within |
few months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17
Of very serious nature ac-

turbance Of very serious nature ac-
Cured.
There was some trouble last night
with large number Of people that had
taken the trolley car during the day for
Coney Island by way of Ulmer Park.
They were let out at Ulmer Park, and
being unable to either get to Coney
Island or to return to the city proper
for many hours, remained there. and
several small disturbances were the
result.
All the roads with the exception of
three, Green and Gates, Halsey and
Putnam and the Fulton street lines,
shut down at O'Clock last night by
orders of President Rossiter. The
three mentioned continued running
until midnight. when they were order
ed to stop.
General Master Workman Parsons
said: This strike was one that could
not be averted. The first "a hours Of
strike neither wins nor loses 1t, and
we are satisfied WITH the showing that
we have made. The cars are now
manned by inspectors and the men
who remained. They are making q
showing, but it is a bad one."
President Rossiter said today that
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit officials
would not arbitrate the strike diff
Guilty with their striking employees.
There's nothing to arbitrate," said
Mr.. Rossiter. THE men who have
gone out came to me with certain de-
mands. | showed them that they al
ready had substantially all they asked
for, and would straighten out any in
justice. They came in fighting mood
and were not disposed to look at the
subject dispassOnately.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-17
items FROM
new CASTLE.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,

July II. 1892
In coll No. 22 at the jail is confined
Joseph Bu,h. Of Mildletown. He can
thank himself for his incarceration and
can bless his stars that he ia not confined
under the charge VI murder. He will re.
main iu jail until The September term Of
court
On Wednesday last tue negro flred five
shots point blank at g. Richard Manlove
OF that town. Two shots came near find
ing the man, us one went through his nat
and the other cut piece out OF his collar.
The negro then filed his revolver and
habitants by firing at every person no
could zoe.
The negro was seou today aud was only
arrested after quito running fight He
was finally surprised and a clever blow
sent him to earth. When he arose Con-
stabls HusLbeck had the handouts fast
oil his wrists. .
He was taken before Magi, ,trate Rsy-
nolds aud committed to Jail in default OF
bail
Ralph Watts, tho ton years old son OF
Liverman r. Eban Watts lies In pre-
carious condition at his homo. On Satur-
day night he wasrldins now horse and
tho animal became frightened and threw
the lad to the ground and he was rendered
unconscious. He was In critical condi-
ton on Saturday night and fears were en-
.crtained for his recovery.
Ho was resting easy yesterday and hopes
are now entertained that tho lad Will rc-
covef.
Tho quartette composed Of William
Johnson, Thomas Goodwin, Themas Hum
pbreys aud l. ,uis Miller, known us the
Gotham Com ,dy -Four, which has been
singing at Shcllpor Park during the past
week gave n pleasing entertainment ut
tho county Jail yesterday.
he prisoners were delighted and their
requests for tho repitilion of the numbers
was complied With by the quartet.
The Fearless bass ball team will be fear
ful to tackle the High School has, ball
team in tho future On SISur-
day tho teams crossed bats at tho
battery and the High School won by the
score of 81 to %. 1t was case of hunting
tho leather from tho time tho umpire
cited play ball. Homo runs nnu iheo
base hits were in order.
Tho recent excursion from Now Castle
to Augustine Park gave such pleasure to
the people that the tickets are selling like
hot cakes for the excursion of the Baptist
Sunday School Oh next Thursday.
Two houses for rent, j. Il. Stoops
Cupid seems to bo getting in form orco
moro and to bs playing his old pranks
There will be several weddings during
the coming fail.
Mr.. andMrs. Joseph Higgins ce!cbra-
tod tho flfty-cighth anniversary of their
wedding on Saturday. ut their homo on
GleUe farm near this city. Mr.. Higgins is
81 and Mrs. Higgins 81 years of ago aud
enjoy fairly good health. Until lately
Mr.. Higgins was active in farm work. and
could DO seen in the fields at work from
tho time the lark appeared until after sun.
cot.
Rev. Mr.. Fitz Simon Of Newark occu-
pied the pulpit Of the First Presby yterian
Church yesterday.