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Evening journal., 1899-08-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss MacFarlane Of Christiana
formerly teacher of the Jacob Tome
Institute, will teach the school at
State Road this year
BY order of the plaintiffs attorney
Sheriff Taylor has stayed the execu-
tlon issued against Thomas Pagan.
Tho schooner Edwin c. is on the
railway Of the Enoch Moore and Sons
Company receiving a general over
hauling
Perch are biting freely at Old
mans creek, above Pennsgrove.
The Reilly Lyceum Association
took its annual excursion to Atlantic
City this morning, leaving the Balti-
more and Ohio station at $50 o'clock.
The Sunday school OF ST. Stephens
Lutheran Church gave a trolley ride
last evening in car No. 115 on the Will
mington City Railway Company's
lines.
Mrs. Henry Snyder, OF No. 1903
West Thirteenth street, was buried
in Riverview Cemetery this afternoon,
services being held at the house.
The sisters of ST. Peters Orphanage
return thanks to the Wilmington City
Railway Company and the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad Company for
the pleasures Afforded the orphans
yesterday
Thomas Fagan expects to adjust
his financial troubles.
Christopher Marsden this morning
commenced the construction Of new
dwelling and store at Fourteenth and
Rodney streets.
Renewed interested is being mani
tested by members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association gymnasium
classes, which will start about Octo-
Der /.
Il Frank Ellis. of Washington. ID.
c.. superintendent Of messenger SER
vice OF the United States Fish Com
mission, is registered at the Clayton
House.
IF. NJ. C. Choate. a Baltimore law
yer. a son of ex-Postmaster Stephen
r. Choate. of Newark, and well known
In this city, is spoken OF for the Mary
land Legislature.
"A monument to the memory OF
Robert A. Shipley has been erected in
Mt. Salem Cemetery.
AT ST. Moritz. Switzerland. to-day,
Charles II. Sasse, Of this city, will
play game OF tennis with the cham
pion OF Switzerland.
Postmaster Browne has returned
from an extended trip to Boston.
Spencer Greenwood, colored, ap-
peared in Council chamber last night
after committee meeting. and circu-
lated a paper soliciting aid for the
burial Of Lena Greenwood, colored,
who died on Tuesday last.
The Marshallton Band has been
engaged to lead the G. A. r.. Depart
ment Of Delaware, in the parade dur
ing the Grand Army encampment IN
Philadelphia next month.
On a charge OF trespass, preferred
by Mary Thomas, cOlOred, George
Washington Thomas was placed under
peace bond by Magistrate Daley last
night
Postmaster Browne has received
an invitation to be present at the lay
ing OF the cornerstone OF the new Fed
eral building in Chicago. The cere-
mony will take place October 3.
"A new fire alarm and police box
were placed at Elliott avenue and
Washington streets yesterday.
John Hall, Sc years old. Repub-
lican. died at Ogleton. yesterday.
Delaware Lodge, Shepherds OF
Bethlehem, gave its annual excursion
to Augustine Park to-day.
-Winona Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
took an excursion to Washington Park
last evening on the steamer City OF
Chester.
John G. Green. yesterday sent two
Il cages OF homing pigeons to Stanton,
II where the birds were released for a
1oroouord AZ
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TO LEAVE ON SATURDAY.

Five Fathom shoal lightship, Captain
Smith, which has been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs at the shipyard Of the
Pusey and Jones Company, will leave
the yard on Saturday next Upon the
departure of the above-named light
ship, the Northeast End ligntship is
expected to arrive and receive the
same treatment.
Evening journal., 1899-08-17
FELL BENEATH A CART.

Lille. the S-year-old daughter Of
John E. Kellum. of No. Sixth ave-
nue., while playing in the street yes
terday afternoon fell beneath the
wheels Of a passing cart and suffered
severe injury of the foot. DR.. ]. T.
" Blocksom was summoned and dress
ed the wound
Evening journal., 1899-08-17
PuLLMAN CARs sHIpPEp.

The local shops of the Pullman
Palace Car Company are very
busy, having in large
number of cars for repairs. At the
present time every track in the shops
is occupied, as we'll as some Of those
in the yard The company shipped to-
day several cars to various district su-
perintendents which have had thor
ough overhauling, and present a hand
some appearance.
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MoGULLIANs ON A VISIT.

DIR. SHERWOOD PRESENTED
WITH A CHINA CLOSET BY IN
DUSTRY CONCLAvE. A. o. NJ
About thirty members OF In
dustry Conclave, No. 2i5, Adhesive
Order OF Mogullians. with the famous
band OF the order, paid a fraternal
visit to DR.. Sherwood, the medical ex-
aminer, at his residence, southwest
corner OF Ninth and Washington
streets, last night The occasion OF
the visit was the fortieth anniversary
OF his birth.
On behalf OF the conclave, DR.. Sam
uel II. Johns presented to the host as
a souvenir OF the visit a handsome
china closet A few selections were
given by the band. after which re-
freshments were served, and the Jacks
departed.
Evening journal., 1899-08-17
sWILL AND MILK.

Milk Inspector McEvilley this morn
ing discovered a milk wagon standing
near Sixth and Shipley streets, which
contained besides several cans of milk,
a can full OF swill. The inspector at
once notified the owner of the team,
and compelled him to take the swill to
the crematory.
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LAW FIRM INcoRPoRATEp.

To-day the Delaware Trust Com
pany filed a charter for the Duncan &
King law firm, of Pittsburg, Pa. Alex
ander C. Duncan, of Edgewood, Pa.
and F. K. Barga and Robert R. Elder
both Of Pittsburg, are the incorpora-
tors. The capital stock is $4,000.
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POSITION OF VETERANS CHANGED

Department Commander Moystin,
of the G. A. R., to-day received word
rom Philadelphia that the route Of pa
rade had been shortened five squares.
This will change the position Of the
Delaware veterans from Berks streets
o a point farther down.
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RAscALLY JUNK MEN.

Two junk dealers visited the home OF
Henry Durnall, on the Limestone road,
near Hockessin, yesterday. After pur-
chasing a small quantity of scrap iron
they ascertained, by adroit inquiry,
that the men folk were all away. TAX
ing possession of the kitchen they
forced the women to give them a din
ner, after which they departed.
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SUPPER AT THE SPRINGS.

On Saturday evening the women Of
St James Church, Stanton, will give
"a supper at the residence Of Robert
Justis, Brandywine Springs. Persons
visiting the Springs can obtain an ex-
cellent supper near the grounds.
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FRIENDs on NORTON.

A delegation in favor of Colonel
William B. Norton for election com
missioner went to Dover to-day TO see
Governor Tunnel. It is understood
that he has already decided to ap-
point Armon d. Chaytor, Sr.. to sur
coed Thomas c. Doud.
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BALTIMORE SAILOR MISSING.

SUPPOSED TO HAVE WALKED
OVERHEARD FROM A SCHOONER
LAST NIGHT.
Henry Handy, colored. aged 80
years, OF Baltimore, a sailor on the
schooner T. B. Roberts. has been miss
ing since early this morning, and is
Supposed to be drowned.
The vessel is lying at the pulp
jrks wharf, and this morning at
o'clock, Handy, who had been ashore
during the evening, came aboard the
boat in an intoxicated condition. He
retired to his bunk, but when the crew
awoke some hours later Handy was
missing.
Hambys shoes and stockings were
found in the bunk, and It is supposed
that the sailor arose for some reason
during the night and walked over.
board. No trace Of the man has since
been seen.
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INCREASE Of SALARIES.
Street ald Sewer Officials
Now Receive More Pay.
EXPENSES ARE INoRRAsED $l4oo

ROLL OF THE STREET AND
SEWER DEPARTMENT THE d.
RECTORS HAVE ADDED TO IT.
SUPERVISORS SALARY FIGURES
CoNsPICUoUsLY.
By recent resolution of the Street
and Sewer directors the payroll OF
that department has been increased ST.
46S over that Of last year.
Although the resolution Increasing
the salaries was passed some time in
April, shortly after Director James d.
Carter had taken his seat, and the in
crease took effect May last, il has
not been generally known to the pub
lie.
OFFICERS AND SALARIES.
When Mr.. Carter was appointed the
officials OF the board and their sal
aries were as follows: Street Commits
sloner Francis McCloskey, s1,OSO per
year; Secretary Harvey J. Wiley, sal
airy. $1,000; Boolxkeeper Frank W.
Pierson. salary, $500; Office Clerk Les
lie V. Christy, salary, 500; Charles II.
Groves. salary, s72O; Assistant Street
Commissioner Eastburn, salary, $3.50
per year. Total yearly payroll, s5,4OO.
After the retirement Of Director
Pratt from the board and the reap
pointment Of James ID. Carter in his
stead, several changes were made In
the personnel of the official force. Mr.
McCloskey, being a Democrat, was re-
moved and Frank w. Pierson was ap-
ointed in his stead, and the salary Of
the office was increased from s1.OsO to
81 200.
Leslie V. Christy was appointed to
the position Of bookkeeper. made va
cant by the promotion Of Mr.. Pierson,
and received the same salary as his
predecessor. $500. The office Of clerk.
formerly held by Mr. Chrlsty. was
abolished, and his salary OF s72O was
stricken from the payroll.
Collector Groves was still retained
in his old position at a salary OF s72O,
and James Prentiss was added to the
list as clerk at salary OF SO per week
or s46S a year.
Amos Eastburn was removed as as
sistant street commissioner. and his
salary Of $3.50 was also stricken from
the payroll.
THE STREET SUPERVISORS
with the removal Of Mr. Eastburn,
the matter Of appointing four street SUI
pervisors, whose duty it would be to
look after the condition OF streets and
sidewalks throughout the city. came
up for discussion. The matter created
considerable opposition from taxpayers
Throughout the city on the ground that
the expenses OF the department would
be materially increased by the addition
of the supervisors. The directors, how
ever. were emphatic in their denials OF
any increase in expenses, and on the
contrary stated that the expenses
would be decreased.
The supervisors were finally appoint
ed at salary Of $40 per week, or a
total salary for the year OF S2,0S0
These figures added to the increase Of
salaries, which went into effect May
make a grand total OF s6.s6S paid in
salaries per year. or an increase Of ST.
46S over the year previous.
HAD NO MONEY.
The action of the board in this mat
ter has been severely criticised, as In
many instances when persons have ap'
piled to the directors for the laying o.
new sewer they have been informed
that the board had no money to do th'
work with az present, and could taxi
no action in the matter.
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A NuMBER on PATIENTS.

At last board day at the Delaware
State Hospital for the Insane, 299 pa
tients were reported to be under treat
ment in the institution. This is the
largest number that have been in the
asylum at one time since 1t was built.
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sEIZED WITH CRAMPS.

John Spars, colored, while working
at the Diamond State Steel Company's
works at 130 o'clock this morning,
was seized with a bad attack Of the
cramps. The Phoenix ambulance was
summoned and removed the sick man
TO the Homeopathic Hospital.
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed in U. S. Court by Artemas
Smith for Thomas Frazer. Jr.. of New
Castle. Frazer's liabilities are $4,000
and his assets but $4,000.
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COMMITTEES MEET.

City Solicitor Conrad last night held
a conference with the Building Com
mittee OF Council relative to the
truckers shed on the property near
Front and Church streets wharf.
Other Council committees also met and
transacted routine business.
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rTrNTcATED THE HOUSE.

Health Officers Mckinney and Hig-
net this morning fumigated the house,
No. 707 West Third street. in WHICH
Willie Boch had suffered from diph-
liberia. The boy recovered from the
disease. There are six cases Of diph-
iberia still in the city.
Evening journal., 1899-08-17
DELAWARE HOUSE LEASED.

The Delaware House, formerly occu-
pied by Robert McCadden. has been
leased to Edward B. Gipp, Of this city,
who will take possession and open the
hotel on Saturday next. Mr.. Gipp is
at present employed at the Edge Moor
Iron Works, and is we'll and favorably
known by many.
Evening journal., 1899-08-17
rRENcHEs FoR wATER rowER.

IHENOHEo FUN Wat Eh IOW ETN'
The work of digging trenches on
West Nineteenth street for the laying
Of twelve-inch mains to connect with
the new water tower in Rockford Park
is progressing rapidly. A force Of
men is at work in front Of Mt Salem
Church. where an eight-foot trench is
being dug. The twelve-inch main will
be about $500 feet long. and about 500
feet Of the trench is now opened.
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NEW FIRE ALARM nnxEs-

Three new fire alarm boxes have
been placed as follows by Jonathan w.
Aydon, superintendent of the fire and
police telegraph system: No 152. Third
and Jefferson streets; No 1853, Front
and Union streets; No. 154, Washing
ton street and Concord avenue.
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NOTICES.

NOTICs Is hereby given that all state
license and tax due and not paid on or
before the 3Oth day of August, 1899, there
will be 25 per cent, added thereto, in &C
cordance with section 6, chapter IS, Re
vised Code. Laws OF Delaware.
MCPHERSON B. F'OARD,
Clerk Of the Peace New Castle County.
Wilmington, Del, July 81, 1893.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The British steamer Oilfeld entered
port this morning in ballast from
Rouen, France.
The Spanish steamer Ciudad de Rues
cleared to-day with a cargo Of 691, 1,61S
gallons Of crude oil for Valencia,
Spain.
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SHIPPED LIFEBoATs.

Thomas Drein & Son to-day shipped
sour large galvanized iron lifcboats to
the Newport News Shipbuilding Co.The
shipment was a part Of a large order
received several weeks ago.
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ONE CENT.
- - SATISFIED HIS CLAIM.

OAA ~ ANllOD LlAlAN AIAO MI
WILL SETTLE WITH REV. T. E.
MONTGOMERY, THE FORMER
PASTOR.
The trustees Of Olivet Presbyterian
Church are now ready to settle with
Rev. T. e. Montgomery, their former
pastor. The claim is for $3.50 for ar
rearage in salary. and was subscribed
by the congregation. II is known that
when Mr.. Montgomery left the church,
after a long-continued dissension, a
part Of his salary was unpaid.
AT the recent term of court he Sc
cured Judgment for s34S4S. the
amount Of his claim, with interest, and
execution was ordered by the court.
Ninety days were given in which to
satisfy the judgment. Since then the
congregation Of Olivet made deter
mined effort and secured $3.50, enough
to meet the judgment.
The church is now on a thriving ba-
sis, and under the pastorate OF Rev. J.
r. Milligan, is advancing along all
lines.
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TO SPEAK AT MYSTIC

David Ferris will deliver an address
at the thirty-third anniversary Of the
Universal Peace Union, to be held at
Mystic, Conn.,, on August %. His sub
ject is not announced.
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LEGIsLAToRs I'M ToWN.

President of the Senate Salmons, Of
Summit Bridge; State Senator Robert
McFarlin, of Farnhurst, and Repre-
sentative Hunter, OF Harbeson. were
in town to-day.
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swoRE OUT WARRANTS.
FIVE JERSEY TRUCKERS ARREST
ED. CHARGED WITH VIOLATING
CITY FIRE ORDINANCE.

CITY FIRE ORDINANCE.
In accordance with the opinion OF
City Solicitor Conrad, Building Inspec-
tor Cassidy swore out warrants for the
arrest Of five New Jersey truckers for
the fire ordinance.
The men arrested are Lewis and
John English, George w. Hewett,
Joseph Fogg and John p Clark. They
are charged with erecting frame
structure on the Stevenson property,
near Front and Church st reefs wharf,
in violation Of a city ordinance.
All the men came to the police sta
tion at 10 o'clock. and entered security
for their appearance before Judge Ball
on Monday morning next.
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HEP WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all-round ma
chinists wanted. Steady job, this city
Address at once with particulars,
Machine" care this office.
VACATION work offered agents In
tvery town to secure subscriptions 10 me
magazine, Good Housekeeping. special
commissions and prizes for good WorkssIs
during July and August Write US 6 t0I IN,
formation that will interest you: GOOD
HOUsEK EEPING. Springfield. Mass.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IADIESI Chlchester's English Penny
royal Pnls diamond Brand are the best.
Safe. reliable Take no other. Send sc.
stamps FOR particulars Relief for
Tadies' In letter by return mall. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-08-17

COAL. WOOD AND GRAIN.
II. T.. Sergeant, Coal and Wood, office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone 50
Reclaimed Oats, Hay and Straw
Evening journal., 1899-08-17

SUMMER GROCERIES AT LYNCHS.
Fine flavor Formosa Teas for icing. All
our Coffees drink well. from 15c. to &c
per pound. Fruit Syrups. Root Beer, Ex-
tracts, Lime Juices, Claret Wines. Beers
and Brown Stout. N. w. Cor. Madison
and Fourth streets; s. w. Cor. King and
Eighth streets.
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the year previous.
HAD NO MONEY.

The action Of the board in this mat
ter has been severely criticised, as in
many instances when persons have ap-
piled to the directors for the laying OF
new sewer they have been informed
that the board had no money to do the
work with az present, and could take
no action in the matter.
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AuEu.l Banls Drowned.

Winchester. Tex. April 15-August
Bunte lost his life by drowning in the
Colorado river From evidence at the
coroners inquest IL developed that a.
soon as he arrived al the fishing point
on what is known as Old river, he I'M
dressed and swan across the stream and
on attempting 10 return took cramp and
drowned before assistance could be rem
dered. Mr.. Bunte was 70 years and u
| German
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Grant. a Further psIay.

Rome, April IA semiofiicial note
says that at the request Of the govern
ment Of the republic Of Colombia, Italy
has decided to grant further delay OF
three months in carrying out the condi'
lions Of her ultimatum. at the same
time insisting that during such interval
Colombia must provide for the complete
execution Of President Cleyelands award
by the payment of the Cerruti debts
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Wilmington, Del. April l5-In the
United States district court William L.
Cotter Of Philadelphia. convicted Of con
spring 10 aid and abet William n Boggs
in the latter's theft # slO7, 900 from the
First National bank Of Dover, Of which
Boggs was paying teller was sentenced
by Judge Bradford to pay a fine Of 5000
and by Imprisonment for 10 months.
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Laredo, Tex, April rs The smallpox
situation in this city has improved con
siderably in the past three days there
being five new cases found and two
deaths In that time 40 patients were
fumigated and discharged from hospital
No. ., the only hospital out Of the three
left. The others having discharged all
their patieuts
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Little Rock. April lathe grand
Jury at Hot Springs has reported to
Judge Dufie that after full ana
thorough investigation into the recent
riot in which Chief Of Po 20 TP. Toler'
n p. Goslee. Louis Hinkle and }. T.
Hart lost their lives. that they had dis
missed the charges against Coffee VIII
liams. Robert l. Williams. I'd spear
and WIN Watt. held for the killings
Judge Duffie thereupon ordered all the
defendants released from bond.
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secrelarr AIger WI So He.Ign.

Washington. April ij.-Secretary Al
ger has put an effective quietus on the
persistent reports that he contemplated
retirement from the cabinet by a posi-
tive and unequivocal statement that the
reports were absolutely without foundn-
ton and that unless some unforeseen and
unlocked for contingency arises he will
90 out with the present administration.
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point Of order raised by Mr Jones
The bill was debated all the forenoon
session. but unfinished
When the house met in the afternoon
the speaker laid before the house AZ
peuding business. the general occupa-
lion tax bill The bill was passed
Mr. Pcrry's bill to amend tine act OF
the Twenty.fifth Legislature entitled an
act 10 amend article sol, chapter !. title
as Of the revised statutes relating to
county finances. was debatedand passed
engrossment
several local bills were passed
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indianapolis, April rs Miss Bertha
shennessey, while riding on the cycle
path ON the canal bank was thrown into
the water aud drowned She was rid
ing with Mrs George 3 Catch. and was
precipitated over the handlebars into
the canal and drowned before she could
l.. ...sfat.l
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Felicity. O., April l5.-The body Of
Il. Hauck has been found lying not far
from where the alteration occurred by
which he shot and wounded his brother
in-law. Albert Cox. Il appears that he
went 10 this clubhouse aud shot himself
Coxs wounds are probably fatal
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Jewett, Tex. April iS--John Shaw
and young man named Yancey. who
was living with shaw fought with
knives The result is Yanoey Is dead
and Shaw il not expected to 1.-Two, The
cause Of the difficulty not known. Shaw
Is farmer living about nine miles east
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Pittsburg. April 10 The big combin-
alton Of all the coal interests ON the Mo
nongahela river Is now an assured fact
Options have been secured on practical
" all river mines mine property. canal
boats, tow boats. etc. The brokers en-
cheering the scheme say the combine
ton will be- capitalized at s8O, OO0, coo
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Cuban Army Mu.ler Rolls.

Havana, April 10 The Cuban army
muster rolls were delivered Thursday
evening 10 Governor General Brooke
show on their face 5000 names 5000
commissioned officers and 1000 non
commissioned officers and priyates.
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rIedicine For Children

Halls Celebrated Baby Cordial for
cholera infantum and all summer
complaints of children. Also good
for adults.
Soothing Syrup for tortured lit
tie bodies. Gentle but eflicacious
remedies for youthful ills. Lotions,
ointments, toilet powders, pufls,
sponges, combs, brushes and all
articles for the nursery are here in
great quantity and good quality.
Everything in the line Of PURE
FRESH DRUGS and STANDARD
MEDICINES.
Halls Drug Store,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
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Kansas City. April - United States
commissioner Nuckols decided that San.
tiago Morphy, charged with embezzling
$40 900 from the National Bank Of the
City Of Mexico, should be turned over
10 the Mexican officials who came after
ls...
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Wharton, Tex, April 10 Another
convict jumped into the brush at 10
o'clock Friday morning, the sergeant
was too quick for him he fired, shooting
the negro through the head Ho died
instantly.
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Gave Bond and Wa. Released.

Bonham. Tex, April 10 Cliff Hayes
who has been In Jail charge Of high
way robbery, has given bond In thesum
OF $1,000 and been released
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