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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-03-24
Plant Sugar Corn.

In making up calculations for 1899 do
not forget good.sized patch of sweet
corn of some choice variety 1t is ap-
preciated by old and young of the
household, the poultry aud pigs of the
barnyard, the cows and calves of the
dairy, and the sheep and horses of field
and stable. 1t produces abundantly
under careful tillage, and its uses are
many 1t can be cooked on the cob or
cut of aud made into succotash. 1t is
a splendid article for drying for winter
use. Many people can it successfully.
The cobs and fodder make forage for
COWS. When ripened and dried it is
fine for parching In most severe cases
of stomach trouble parched corn coffee
is the finest medicine application The
boys like the stalks for making fiddles
aud the cobs are fine for pipes. Why
add to the number Of benefits Plant
some sweet corn and be happy.-Furmer
and Dairyman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-03-24

For breeding stock, we prefer Marct
for Brahmas aud Cochins /; April fol
Wyandottes, Plymouth Rocks, Lang.
shans, aud breeds of that class Nav
for LeghOrns, Mnorcas, and other quick
maturing breeds To get them out
much earlier than these dates is apt to
get stock that will 60 into mott in the
fall, and thus a valuable part of the
winter egg trade will be lost.
For broilers or roasters, January is
about the best month to begin Matching
Birds brought out in winter will meet
the good prices Of spring.
Summer Matching is a risk, unless
there is plenty Of shelter. II the young
can be reared in good orchard they
will thrive we'll, but to bring them out
and expose them TO the suns rays, will
destroy more stock than Gao be raised
in winter. Hatch early
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-03-24

the
where
ea'er quantity OF the axle as aio
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-03-24

$I( Will make you the happy pos
sessor of CLAY WORSTED
SUIT, sack or cutaway frock. A single
or double-breasted sack suit, in Blue,
Black. Brown, and neat mixtures-with
or without silk facings. A CAMP
BELLS Kersey Overcoat. yarmouth
Shae Storm Coat, and numerous other
sly les of Suits, Top Goats, Overcoats,
and listers Ten Dollars is winner
with us, donchcrno
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-03-24
EAl B w n
Superiority Of the (" BROWN
WAGON.

"Brown" waoo
made somake
spnnging. or
End We usedbe idep ,
proper position the
s The Tongue Chains have coil hold
ing back double lin turning 'u
4 SelFocung
slipping also allows tina "o
6h Hot oboed
he
TN The Wheels constructed with principle afford.
shoulder aodug liable Every mnp
the thoroughly
all fitted by machinery -A'P"" are
dby peculiar
work. not only
@ as to closely to the damp c
Boxing the Wheels which do A
WORK more perecuy constructed
ahg speed This
box Esc
% which The
wheels the
me do this
al and
and the
We
s. ''4u"iug Inc great
nh Fitting inner sprco 90
tina
give perfect wheel
WIN sn usage impossible to do this half "s
Wagon the favoi wherever "s 'He brown
18th These all men who have had
knowledge
ma
ShE1N AND AXLE DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS
Our Extension well tho sLo;,. ola
t 0uhp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-03-24

ADLER'S SHOES
ARE THE BEST.
FOR LADIES heavy Dongolas,
sizes 2 IL to 3. Special. SOC
FOR MEN. Lace and Congress
cap and plain toes. All sizes Spe.
Wal '''''''''''.''. '..''............... X1,25
FOR BOYS Black and Russell.
All styles, all sizes from. ............98c
SCHOOL SHOES. Calf. grain and
Russia leather. All shapes, styles
and sizes ..................... 75o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09
gapfere w.auuer fallen

@rtrantungen oes Ma9ens, Der 2eber
tfao Der Nielen gum Dpfer, tpie aud
Srauen, uno ale ipiiren Die 5olsen ba=
BON burd appetitperluit, 8lutperunrei<
misuns, Stidentueb, Nerppftdt, aopfz
web rnb elm allsemeines @efabl Der
S9pd9e unb Der Matti9feit. @s 1T
aber sar ni6t n6tbis, baB mon ii9 10
i@lebt fiiblt. Man bore, mas s. SO.
@aroner in Sbapille, Snbtana, la9t:
Electric 8itters 1T serabe bas, mas
elm Menid braudt, tuenn er fid p6lis
abgeipannt fiblt unb iuenn es ibm sleid=
siiltis setporben 1T, Ob er leben bleibt
ober Itirbt. gs bat mebr basu beige
trasen, mir neue &raft gu perleiben, als
alles gtnoere, iuas i@ nebmen fonnte.
SD fann iebt aaes eiien uno babe ipiez
Der cine neue Inwarti6aft auf lanseres
2eben. geur so gts. in Der Mpotbefe
BON S. &alteper & Son. Sebe Slai9e
uirs sarantirt.
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(Sortiesuns foIat }


Gs lit setuiB tpobltbueub fir bas
,8ublitunl, gu erfabren, Dab es bod tpe=
nisitens elm @ei6aft i'm 2anbe siebt,
tpel6es ni6t bapor surididredt, Del,
8eoirftisen unb 2eibenben seseuiiber
sroBmitbis au ieiu. Die 8eiiber bon
Or. Sings yeeuer gntoeduns fir
S9uinblu6t, Suiten unb Sdnupfen ba-
ben iiber 5ebn Millionen 8rObeflaiden
bieier srOBen Mebiain perldenft unb
baben Die @enustbuuns 5a iuifien, baB
babur6 in Gaulerben BON ablolut boff=
nunsslOlen 5duen cine Seiluns erjielt
tpnrbe. Gitbma, 8ronditis, 9eiierfeit
unb ale 2eioen bes Salles, Der 8ruit
uno Der 2unsen iuerben baburd fider
furirt. Man lpre9e in ber Npotbefe
bon S. &alteper unb Gobn por unb laiie
ii6 cine BrobeiIai6e umlonit seben.
&e9ulare @r6Be SO Gents unb $1.O0.
Seoe Slaide iuiro sarantirt, ober Der
8reis suriiderltattet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09
U Il 8 | O Il B.

Der eIne osu!ihe 5fabel Dam.
pier, Der in @lasgom BON 5tapel ge.
laheu murbs, bat 3u @bren BIS 8eneral,
p0fmeifers ben gfamen nYobbisIsti"
erbal.en.
= Sn Berlin nib n|elfa1 bic Graee
beipr oden. Oh gnalaph Bic Weutralitdt
BET 30 ni.HlAtn Reionie Woiambi
que anf bic Dausy relpetilreR w,rte
ba bie tar5sfts Berbiubuua 3uiiden
pretoria uub her See bic @iienbabn.
linie 2orenao Warques. pretoria bilbet
unb ben gnsldnbern bic Delaeoa Bai
BITE erae 8ofs fhr einen Mnsrif auf ben
SranspaaI bietet. Die BerIiner mob.
sebenben areiie Fnb dberaeust, bab
portugal neutral bleiben miu unb fret.
willis eineu Durdsus euslii6er Srnp.
gen bur9 bic aolonie ni9t erlauben
wirb. gbenio glaubt mau baB
England nit &adHdt auf bic Muffafs
fungen In paris unb ct. petersburs
bic Delasoa.gat, Obae bur@ bic b0dae
ytotb ba3u geapuugen au fein. f9werlt9
beieben merbe. DaB f6 gnslanb aber
ieIbf In bieiem Gane bic Sa9e tod
rei6li6 tiberlegen mirb, mirb bur@ eine
3ui@rift ON bas nSaseHattA febt
mabrf9einI9. Rad ibr ioa i@on
lett LANCER 3eit au berDslasoa. BAT bic
BeuIenpet aug Snoieu eiugei9leppt
iein unb bort srafiren; Sruppen.
8rausports marbeu aIiO bur9 bic pef
unenbIi6 gefdbrbet lein.
- Sn Berlin bat bic engagements,
lofe S6auipielerin 9ebmig bonn @ri.
minsfD bur@ einen Sprung aus bsm
oierten 6todmerfe zines 6otslS 6elbR.
morb begaasen.
- @rff im Sabre 1900 uirb bie Der.
mdblnng ber gr3ber3oein Gtspbanie
bon Oeferrei6 nit benz Grofen elmer
2onDap fatifinben, ndmIid menn bic
grsber3ogin TIRE nanmebr 16sidbriee
So9ter, gr3ber3Osin @liiabetb, unter
pte 6aube Gebra6t bat. Die gr3ber.
sOgiu ID trOB ibrer Suseub bereiiS mii
benz 22'idbrigen 6er3og ulri3 bon
Whritembeig. 2ieutenant I'm lllnnens
Regiment 8bnig WiIbelm Der grfe
No. 20 III 2ubmigsburg. benz ianofien
Sobne bes 9er3ogs pbilipp Nieganber
bon Warttemberg, berIobt. Die Der.
mdbluna bes iunsen paares pIrb baIb.
m6gIi9f sefetert tperbsn.
auf benz s1laGifelbe gblnm.
R6niggrdb In Bbbnten fanb bic Sin.
IN efhtfnn ott4s4 knr3 s~~yA{otns. n.S..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuns
fur ieOsa Sau bon Gatarrb, ber ni4t bar1
@inpebmen bon 0au'S Ratarrb Rur gebeilt
perben fann.
s. 3. @beneb & Co., eisentb., 1oleto, %.
Bir, bic llntersei9neten, babsn S. s. gbe,
nep felt ben Iesten 10 Sabrcn setannt unb
halten ibn fur bolIfcmmen ebrenbaft In allen
gef4dftsbanbIunsen unb finanaieu befds
higt, ale bon ieiner Sirma einaeaanaerer,
gerbinbli4feiten 3u erfilIem.
Bef 4 TruaL @robbanbels. .Drpguiften,
Eolebo, ..
@aIbinG 3tnnan 8 Wartin. @rpk,
hanbeIs. Sroguiiten, EoIebc, ..
Saus &atarrb.sfur tpirb innerli& aenpm.
men nno irirft bireft auf bas BIut ,inb bic
i9Lsimisen OberfIdden bes ebftems. 8eua.
ntfie frei berlanbt. preis 75 Cts. fiir bic
6lai4s. gerfauft bon allen apotbetern.
6aus damilienBiIIen finb bie bsftsn.
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9. u. 4 n. =. Nabm.
9lbfahrt.


9ead @alueiton, SouitOn unb, guero
td9li9 ..7:45 8prm.
gead CORPUS gbriiti, Granias 8aB
unb 8eepille tdsli@. ...5:40 gea6m.
9tad &errbille tdslid, aussenommen
Samftass II. Sonntass, 2:45 Nahm.
Tad &errpi(le, Sonntass $3.50 8orm.
Gafunft.
Gon @alpeiton, Souitpn unb guero
td9lt1.. .10:20 Nbenbs.
Gon Corpus gbriiti, Iranias YaB
uno 8eebille tdsli9, loo 9adm.
Won &erroille tdslid, aussenommen
Spnnta9s .1O:45 Bornl.
Bon aerrpilIe, SOnntass, $50 abeubs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09

rslllerDings. sic 5is6en cine beiterere
2olunq por2"
.g}atilrli6. Sic nibt endOiees
6rdllein?"
.Gos Sdifial fraet leioer tpenis
na6 Dem, mos mir bnrsieben, mid lie
als.
.Mag icin. slber mebr Dber tpeniser
9eltaltct jeoer iein G6idial ielblt.
Ser Sine mebr, Der Anbere iueni=
ger, iprad lie bitter. rgei mir i6eint
Oas 9eytere Der Soil gu feir."
.Mpmentan.
p9uf lanse 3eit binaus, oiellei6t
fir INNER.
u9borbeit : @eraeiben sic, bas
g8ort 1T mir 10 berausseipruoelt, aber
cine Stpr5eit ipdre es mirflid, tuenn
Sic Shr aan5es 2eben I'm oieies einen
unsliidieligen s6ifialsi6lages pillen
pertrauern MOLTEN. "
.Sit es nibt meine gili6t seeen ben
9pbten?"
u0ieler Yfli6t febt bas @e6t bes
2ebenben geaeniiber. sic. elm BON bet
Natur 10 reidbegabtes gselen, Sic
taollten SIR ean5es 2eben bertrauernf
gielleiht gar in Elm 9lofer geben?"
. 9as gegtere faum." Sic muBte
iber Ieinen gifer unwillfiirli9 ld6elm.
yllno menn Sic ben 3pbien mod 10
beib uno ilnis seliebt baben, io--e
ST unterbra6 lid, oenn lie mar
ifeben seblieben unb iab i'm tpieber nit
einem jener ionOerbaren 8lide an, bic
10 piel gu oenfen gaben.
o6aben STE i'm nidt geliebt?" frug
ct gang eritaunt.
sd t0nlte Sbre 6rase unbeideioen
finoen, begann lie langiam. naber i'd
mill lie Sbnen per5eiben. 9lo6 mebr,
ib mill lie beantipprten.
Sic nlabte eine furse pauie unb
atbmete mebrmals tief.
vNls i'd Sman Merii6oIf fennen
lernte," filbr iie oann fort, ,tpar i6
elm Sinh fait nod, tuenn aud benz
NeuBeren mad elm Meib. st mar Der
grfe, Der mid als fol6es bebanbelte.
0as fdnleidelte meiner Gttelfeit,
ftimmte mid 9iinfig fir ibn. gr mar
ernifen @barafters, BON berborra9enoen
Gdbigfeiten, alls,mein gea6tet, 10 reid
tuie i'd, man beneioete mid um bic Mus=
3eidnuns, Die er mir gu tbeil merben
lieb-i6 slaubte, i'm 3u lieben. Waein
Uormunb, fro9, Der Sorsen um mid,
ber @rbeit, tuelde Tim Die 8erpalt,rne
meiner Sitter bereitete, entboben gu
iein, besliidniini6te mid gu meinem
@ntidluife, Smans Weib gu tperben,
ale meine 0eripanbten tbaten Das
0leide. Sd fonnte ni6t baran Smeifeln,
bas &i6tige getrpffen gu baben. Sod
blieben MiBbelligfeiten stuii9en uns
nidt aus. Stpan, Der in Der propin=
standardization cine iebr geadtete
Gtelluns einnabn, fanD. oaB feline
Garriere in bieier 5u langiam Dor ii6
aebe. giner ieiner Greunbe ipllroe po=
liaeiminiiter unb liladte inn ben @or=
idlag, in iein gepartemenf iiberautre=
ten. ST that es. SD 3iirnte Inn, als
i'd bies erfubr, Oenn i'd meinte, er babe
ooreilis gebanoelt. Sd babe eine Mb=
neigung gegen poli5eibeamte. obtuobl i'd
oeren 9lotbtuenoigteit anerfenne. Sic
gebt 10 ipeit, oaB i'd mir iiberleste, pb
i6 ni6t BON Dem 9erlObniB 3uriidtreten
folle, befohoers als i6 erfubr, baB
Suan ii9 in ber 8erfclgung Der poli=
tiiden Glu6tlinse ausseibne. aber eine
aufsebpbene @erlobuns bat immeu ibr
Mblides, befonoers fiir Elm Mdbden.
Gin Mann iebt iib eber bariiber bin.
meg.
pgas if ri6tig."
lck-.<lf.L.....
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09

- Die SatereFen Sapans In China
nebmen tn groBartiser Wsife 3u. Die
beutf6en 2ebrmeifsr BEL ben Sruppen
babsn Notia erbalteu, ibre pldbe aufsu.
seben. bic bon iapanideu Oifiaieren
eingenomnteu tpsrben. Die Briten In
@bina fnb Der Anfd)t baB bic &eor.
ganifiruug bss Oans.Siesaians. Sba.
les, welfe gnglanS ni@t unternebmen
mill ben fibuen Sapanern ;ufallsn
tpir6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09

Jn 2onbon Rnb eben 9ransport.
ftbiffe 3ur fhleuniaen Befbrberung Der
Woolwitb 6owiber Brigade nod benz
@ap erlanst tuorben. Die Brigade bot
10000 fanf36aige 2pbate Grauateu,
tuel9e 10 Derberblib mirfen, baB &C.
fddbt Diro. bab cine einaelne berielben,
uenn He In eiHe eompatte Weni9en,
mafe fdat. 800 2eute tbbten tam.
Go wurbe bur9 BITE gaiierie bon On.
bnrman, wel9e bic Nrmee bes gbalifen
Abbullap perui9tete, ge3eiat, baB piele
Oerwif6e bur9 grfidsH umtamen,
mdbrenb Dunberte BON Nblern unb
Nasgeiern, ueIGe aber benz g@la6t'
feIbe f6webten, ebeafaus babur@ tobl
nieberfiirsten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09

~ 8aIf, Cement, eanb, Bod
teine, feuerfefe Steiue unb xbon,
9beer unb Mspbaltpapier, Da1pappe,
9beer unb asphalt, Del. Serpenttn.
6arben, @las etc. etc. ifets norrdtbie
Sci e. 6. 3teIm n u, 306 OF
Commensurate. Wiebrige preife, quite
Wuare, iomie quite unb reele 8ebienune
uerben garantirt. - felebhpn 410,
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- Die Southern Rock Island
Plow Co.. bat cine poqfdnbise aus.
iuabl BON Wagen NIT @nmmi Reifen
perfebeH 3u ben uisbrisifen preiien.
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~. g. & =. 8abm.
QIbtohrt.

Mad @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas.
{. &anlas gitp, ct. 2ouis unb Chi
casO tdsli6. ................
IS 100 Morsens unb $50 Mbenbs
Mnfunft.
@on Gbicaso, ct. Souls, aanlas
Gitp, Dallas, Sort @ortb unb
8acO, idslid.
....8: 80 &orm. unb 10 20 Mbenbs.
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Giien6a9n Ga1r.8lall.
S. & o. u. sabm.

U B a Brf.
Ma6 ct. Souls bia Sron Ueountain
pber M, 6. & T.....12:3O geahm.
Nad ct. Souls pia Sron Mountain
Nonte. ............8:30 Mbenb3.
ytob Seatne tdsli9 IS: 100 Morgens.
Nah 2arebo. 600 Borm.
Mnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
R. & $3.50 4prnl.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
SC. & 3.............3:55 Na1m.
BON Searne tdsli9. 1920 Mbenbs.
Gpn 2areb0. 1926 Nahrn.
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gmmfet 2intiteD.
q bfa hrt,

Nad galifornien, Sreitass, 3:35 Mors.
Na9 Stem Orleans, Dienltas unb
Jrettag. 49,. 1870 NaGm.
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Sabt Sbr ie oariiber aa9gebadt?

g. Ut ratbiam, suiueilen Sariiber
ttatil5nbenfen:
,,gHae Sbr berntiRt, fpemtt Sbr feiit
Selepbpn TIT Gnrent 9auie poer tn
Gifreut 0efd1Gft babf.
,,3Geldbe 3ett eSbr erfpart, fpemn
Sbr mtd1t tntnter 5tutfd1en SanS mno
0e}d1Gft bin i1nb her latlfen ntitkt.
,,SSeldbe 8equentltHfeit eS TIT, tn
0efcbdftltdlem ttnS b6uSltd1en 0lngele=
genbetten per SeIepbpu Mnprcnmngen
an treffen."
SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH
& TELEPHON COMPANY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-09

1arte'S MimeraltpafIer beilt
RbeumatismuS unb Wiereufrantteiten.
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@mlf 9bore>Habss
Qlhfnhrt

"VI SvUIS@0W1Wt
Mbfabrt.
gfa9 Stodbafe. tdslid, anssenummen
Sonnfa9s 800 Born.
Natunft.
Bon Stodbale, idslid, aussenommen
Sonntags. 300 Na6m.
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u n fun ft.

Bon galifornien, Dienfas unb Srei=
tag ..3:15 NtprgenS.
Bon gleiu Orleans, Dienitag inb
Sreitag -. 300 Na1n1.
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
BULLS CAUSE EXCITEMENT

ONE WENT ON A RAMPAGE AND
OTHERS REFUSED TO CROSS
THIRD STREET DRAW.
An angry bull created much excite
ment and terrorized pedestrians on the
East Side yesterday afternoon. He had
been travelling for two days in a box
car, and was very much discontented
with his confinement. When the train
stopped at Fifth and Church streets,
and the car door opened for some cause
or other. the bull leaped from the car
and rushed madly up Fifth street. He
was pursued, but it was impossible to
capture him. He is still at large.
Three other bulls refused to cross
Third street drawbridge yesterday af-
ternoon, and caused much delay in
holding up two street cars and tn,
tug Taurus, which was blowing TO gef
through the bridge, by their antics.
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
A COSTLY JUMP

ROBERT BALDWIN. AGED EIGHT
YEARS, LOSES HIS FOOT BY
JUMPING ON A CAR.
Robert Baldwin. aged years, Of No.
1918 Lowering avenue, crippled him
self for life this morning while jump
ing on car No. Al Of the Delaware ave-
nue. line OF the Wilmington City Rail-
way Company.
The boy attempted to swing on the
side Of the car, which had stopped at
Delaware avenue and Lincoln streets
to allow passenger to alight, and in
jumping on the rear wheel passed over
his right ankle, crushing il.
The injured boy was carried into DR..
Moore's drug store, No. 1901 Delaware
avenue, and the Phoenix ambulance
summoned and conveyed the lad to
the Delaware Hospital. where amputa-
ton was found necessary.
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
ONE CENT
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN
Colonel William J. Bryan TO
Visit Delaware Shortly.
.MANY sTATE IOWks wANr nIM

MILFORD PETITIONS HON. L. IRV-
ING HANDY THAT THE WEST
ERN ORATOR SPEAK THERE
AND THE REQUEST HAS BEEN
GRANTED.
Hon. L. Irving Handy received a long
petition yesterday from Milford, signed
by more than 300 persons of that town.
requesting that, in making his selec-
tion Of towns in which Colonel VIII
liam J. Bryan is to speak. Mr.. Handy
include Milford. The request will be
granted.
Colonel Bryan is expected to visit
Delaware during the latter part OF No
vember or the first OF December He
has been speechmaking in the West,
addressing as many as seven audiences
in a day.
Many OF the towns of the state want
TO have Colonel Bryan and Mr.. Handy
thinks he has a task before him to Sc
lect the towns which will satisfy each
county. Two towns in each county will
be selected They will probably be
Wilmington. Newark, Smyrna, Milford,
Georgetown, and either Laurel or Del
mar
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
DELAWARE DAY MATTERS

BEING AROUSED
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
SCHOOL QUESTION TO BE DE
CIDED.
Announcement has been made that
a single rate would be secured on the
railroad to the Philadelphia National
Export Exposition on Delaware Day
October "a. Efforts will also be made
to secure a twenty-five cent rate of ad
mission.
There is much interest manifested
in the matter throughout the state
Governor Tunnel has promised TO do
all in his power to make the occasion
a success.
The Board of Education Committed
on Teachers, to which vas referred th'
master Of making the day holiday fol
he public schools, will shortly consider
the matter and will report at the mex
meeting of the board, which is on DC
tober %. It may, however, announc'
its decision sooner.
The transportation and advertisinl
committee is distributing posters am
advertising mater throughout the cit
to-day.
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
FUNERALS OF A DAY

PERSONS LAID IN THEIR
LAST RESTING PLACE TODAY. =
The funeral of Miss Ida May PEN
nington, aged II years, took place from
the residence Of her parents, at the
northwest corner OF Fourth and Frank
lin streets, this afternoon. Miss Pen
nington had n severe attack of typhoid
fever about this time last year. and
had never fully recovered from the
effects OF It. About two weeks ago she
was stricken again with the dread dis
ease. which is said to be raging in that
locality, and on Monday last she died.
Funeral services were held at o'clock,
and we're conducted by Rev. o. G. Bud
Idington, pastor OF Bethany Baptist
Church, assisted by Rev. Ralph +
Coursey, pastor Of Harrison Street NJ
lie. Church. The noral offerings were
numerous and beautiful, large harp
composed Of cream and red roses and
maiden-hair fern, being presented by
her Sunday school class at Bethany
Episcopal Church.
The pall-bearers were William Haw'
hsins, Frank Johns and other members
of Bethany Church. Interment wa.
made at Lombardy Cemetery
Mr. Pennington, and Frank, a smal
brother Of the deceased, have been suf
lfering from typhoid fever but both arr
now recovering rapidly.
William Stewart, aged 81 years, WHIT
was killed in a railroad accident a
Houston. Texas. on October g. wa
buried from the rsidence Of his mother
No. 1913 Lowering ayenne, at o'clocl
this afternoon.
This morning the funeral of Edwar'
10. Farley, who died on Monday last
occurred at the home q his mother
No. s45 Bennett street, at 9 O'Clock
High mass was said at ST. Mary's Re
man Catholic Church. lnterment wa
made at the Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
nIpHTHERIA CAsEs.

There is stiH considerable diphtheria
in the city, and the disease does not
seem to be on the decrease. DR.. Mil
Ter, of Eighth and Poplar streets, has
six cases near Twenty-second and la
motto streets, in Brandywine village
one or two Of which are serious. One
new case was reported at the Board ol
Health Office to-day. Florence, the 10
year-old daughter OF benjamin Writ o.
No. sos South Harrison street, is ~
with the malady.
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
WANT TO BE PROTHoNoTARY
MANY ASPIRE TO FILL THE VA
cANCY IN KENT COUNTY COURT
HOUSE.


HOUSE.
Dover, Oct. 12.-The old rivalry for
Democratic leadership in Kent county
between the Wolcott and Salisbury
men has been revived by the sudden
death Of Prothonotary w. T. Hutson
The vacancy in that important office
must be filed by Governor Tun-
Inell's appointment until the next cleo
tion, or the second Tuesday in Janu-
airy, 1901. The governor must fill this
vacancy upon his arrival in Dover to-
day, as no person can transact the
duties OF the place until a regularly
sworn prothonotary steps in.
What makes the contest particularly
interesting is its bearing upon the va
cancy in the United States Senate
John F. Salisbury, one of the best
Elown Democratic leaders in Delaware
is one Of the Salisbury candidates
while the Wolcott men will push Da-
vid s. Wilds. of Kenton, or John c
Schabinger, of FELTON,, or Reynolds
Clough, of Dover Another strong
Salisbury man being urged for the Of
fee, and one whom the governor may
select is William II. Virden, of Wes
Dover hundred. Several other promi
nent Democrats are mentioned az
available men, among whom are Henry
c. Collision and Edward Raymond
Evening journal., 1899-10-12
DELAWARE BAPTIST UNION
CLOSED ITS ANNUAL SESSION
LAST NIGHT BY ELECTING Of
FICERs FOR ENSUING YEAR.

LAST NIGHT BY ELECTING OF
FICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR.
The Delaware Baptist Union Associ-
alton closed its two-days' session at
Marcus Hook yesterday by electing
these officers: Rev. e. w. Powell,
of the Brandywine Baptist Church.
moderator; Rev. F. C. Merrill. OF
North Calvary Church, this city, as
clerk; Rev. w. d. Thatcher. of Media,
president; Rev. o. C. Buddington, of
this city, vice-president; Miss Nellie
Hinson. of this city, secretary. and
Miss Mary Gibson, treasurer.
The morning session was devoted to
hearing the reports of missionary
workers Of the churches, and a sermon
by Rev. r. b. Cook, Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church, this city. A report OF the
missionary committee was followed
yesterday Afternoon by an address by
Rev. Leroy Stevens, d. D., who took
as his subject, 1.-The Young Ministers
Training in Missions" How to Inter
est Our Churches in State Missions,
was discussed by Rev. w. H. Conard.
Rev. o. F. Flippo. d. d., Of Phila-
delphia, gave an address on the sub
ject, when the Money Goes" Rev. f
S. Dobbins, Of Wilmington, then gave
talk on Missionary Books" follow
ed by Rev. E. B. Palmer, giving an in
teresting talk on "The Present Need o.
la Wider Missionary Spirit"