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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Tariff tor Puerto Rico.

Washington, d c., April 5-Tho Puerto
Rtcan Compromise bill won't Triumphant.
ly through the Senate this afternoon By 70
vote Of 10 to 81, though lhe majority was
smaier than had boen anticipated. Be-
foro the bill was passed the free trade and
ether hostile amendment, were yo.ed
down, the to-t vote on tho free iradO pro-
position coming upon the Nelson amend
ment, which provided for free trade with
out raising the Constitutional question,
and which was defeated by twelve ma jUr-
ity, Senator Daniel OF Virginia, furuish-
ing tho only surprise Of the day by broGk-
ing away from the Democrats and voting
against it, although he afterwards voted
against tho bill.
The Davis amendment, extending the
Informal revonue laws 10 Puerto Rico.
was defeated by vote Of 10 to 80. AL
tho ires trade R,puJ!iGans who were
present trr0Ctor, Davis. Nelson, Mason,
Simon and Wcllingtun) voted against
the bill, and Senator Hear was paired
against and Bcvetldso in favor OF it,
Senator Teller, after voting against
the Nelson amendment and The Davis
amendment, also voted against tho bill.
$4,000 people in this country usa Sjm'ns'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Death of James Chandler.

James Chandler died at his residence
near Yorklyn, Christiana Hundred, last
uight, from general debility being 70 years
of age His wilo and two sous survive
him. He was tho grandfather of James
Chandler, tho undertaken, who resides In
our city. lntermcnt will take place on
Sunday afternoon aJ Union Hill Cemetery,
Kennett Square, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Home lbsl#AE
"a I,H
Can Any be Stronger Carry 7ore Weight
or be More Convincing than vii.
:. mingtOn Testimony?

Make mental note Of 1t.
This man is well known in Wilmington.
His veracity is unqueslioned.
You are reading local evidence.
Investigating home testimony.
Wilmington new, for Wilmington
people.
It's not from Maino or Montana. -,
Suspicion can't lurk around it. 4
Honesty is It's best characteristic.
Home Endorsement its salient point.
MIR. J. S. Moreland, No. 72o King ST.,
Says" For some time I suffe cd with
symp. oms.uf kidney disease was troubled
with distressing pain across
my back and occasionally with
pains through my limbs. STOPPING or
being much on my feet aggravated tho
trouble. used different kiuds Of RENEE
dies and doctored more or less all the
time but got nothing like permanent re-
lief. happened to notice in our paper
one day an account of case similar to
nina being cured by Doan's kidney Pills.
made up my mini thon and there that
I would Try them ana got a box at N. B.
Danforth's drug store. The pain disap-
penrcd from my back and the trouble in
my limbs was greatly benefited.
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
crs. price 80 conts. Mailed on receipt Of
price l,y Fosicr-Millburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y. cole agents for the L. S.
Remsmber the name, Doan's, and take
no sub,ti.ute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Tire In Ohio penitentiary.

Columbus, o.. April 4.--The large three
ssory bnilding within tho walls Of the Ohio
pcnitentinry, occupied by bolt manufnct-
uring shnps, was destroyed by fire, ontai-
Ing loss OF over 100000. Tho fire ia
supposed to have originated on the third
faor from spark.
Tho fire occurred after supper and 'ho
b.3D pl soners woas locked in their cells
Tho States loss is estimated at SO 900
The Columbus Bolt Worka's loss is csi-
mated at so, OGO to $lC0, 600,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Dewey for Pre- sident.

New York, April! IA Washington des-
patch to the "WOrd' says that Admiral
George Dewey is willing to be u candidate
for President. After mature considera.
ton and in reanonse to the earnest on
treaties from all parts Of the country his
former decision not under any Circum-
stances to run for the Presidency is re-
scindod. In response 10 an inquiry. he
said
| Yes; rcalizo that the time has ar
rived when ! must definitely doano my
| position.
"When arrived In this country last
| September | said that nothing would in
duca me to be q candidate tor the Presi.
dency.
"Since then, however, I have had tho
leisure and inclination to study tho mat
to-. and have reached different conclu.
sion isasmuch az 80 many assurances
have come TO me from my countrymen
that l would be acceptable Us can didate
for this great Office.
'If the American people want mo for
this high Office shall DO oniy too willing
to servo them.
ut Is the highest honor in the gift Of
this nation; what citiaen would refuse itf
'Since studying this subject am con-
vinced that the otfics OF tho President Is
not such very difficult one to fill, his
duties boing mainly to execute tho laws
Of Congress
Should be chosen to this exalted ro.
sition would execute tho laws Of Con-
gress as faithfully as l have always exc
cuted the orders OF my supariori."
'ls :hero any political significance in
your trips WcstS'
mo am simply filing the engage.
nents mrde months ago-lOng before
ever thought seriously of the Presidency
On what platform will you stand;'.
~ think l have said enough at this
time, and possibly too much.
Portugars Neutrality.
Lisbon, April 4.-The question
OF the transport Of British troops
across Portuguese territory from
Beira, Portuguese East Africa,
into Rhodesia, having been brought
up in the Chamber OF Deputies. the
Foreign Minister, Senior Beiroa,
made the following state mcnt:
"rhe transport OF British soldiers
by railroad from Beira to Umtali.
was requested by Great Britain
and consented to by Portugal be-
cause the British Government there
by only exercised right rccogniz-
cd in the treaties between the two
counties. The outbreak OF war
has not abrogated these treaties,
which were concluded and signed
prior to the war by Portugal in a
spirit of 10y atty. | have informed
the Transvaal of this resolution.
"Portugalhas Loyalty adhered to
its duties and neutrality, and its
resolutions have been communicated
to all interested parties.
"Thcre could occur no more SOL
cmn occasion than the present to
declare that the British Cabinet
has maintained with Portugal rela-
tions of cordlality and 10y yalty for
which there is reason for congratu-
alton. Please God that these
good relations shall always be
maintained.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
ll,e Weather

9Uiuo:row promises to be partly cloudy,
procreled 10 Hight rait with iit'IJ change
oi ;eMpcgaiurc. friday clearing and
rather warmer,
he thermometer at ". c. Taylur's
drug Store, 3t- KING trcct, to-day regis
toCnd a, follows:
10 rioc, lUc'cIotH o'clock
II ,l6 A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
The cincinnati kil.

Abort Howard, alias "l he Cincinnati.
kit' will he presonted to thr Judge OF tho
City Court Tonight Tho "hlu' claims
he is the only 10 pounds mnn who can
successfully haudle his fists in tho coun-
try. lie happened along The coast this
mpralng and for il time hU was leading in
tls go" hut he got an undorsut from lie
last irinE an he became grug9y Oiil-
co.'s Tod aud Piurco found Thar the 'Klu'
had thrown up the sponge Is the lquOr
aIVGg the coast was 800 much for him.
ttrg atar Gro SON Will hand down his
ds;sion in tho 1ilimau VIII case III Mon.
d. next,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Burns Likely to Prove Fatal.

Stella Nenn, aged Is years, lies
ina cot in the Delaware Hospital
with hcrlile steadily ebbing away
The flesh was burned frVn the
greater portion Of her body this
morning and some of the flames
were inhaled by the girl. Shortly
after $50 o'clock this morning
smoke was seen issuing from the
house No. 1113 French street. A
still alarm was sent to the Phoenix
Fire Company but upon arrival OF
the firemen they found that it was
the ambulance that was needed.
While Stella was working around
the stove her dress became ignited
and her cries attracted the atten-
tion of Mrs. Clowney, who lives
next door. The latter had hard
battle with the girl as she would
not keep still and every time she
moved the fire was famed. Finally
Mrs. Clowney succeeded in getting
the flames out and by that time the
Phoenix ambulance had arrived
and the girl was removed to the
hospital.
BURNS PROVE FATAL.
Stella Vcnn died at the Delaware
Hospital this afternoon rs result
OF the burns she received.
The en- tsrtainment pat of tho suppar
Qiven Mt Hethnny BaDtisL Church March
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

sHERIFTs sALE.-BT VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levarl Fac!as. to me directed.
Will be exposed to public ssls at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county and
State Of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY.
1IIE 10Th DAY OF PRIL, 1900
0t 2o'c!ock y. III.
TIE following described real c4t,tr. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
tnrec-story dwelling g-hOu-s thereon
erected. situate in the city of Wilmington
and state OF Delaware, bounded and de.
seribcd as follows to wit:
Beginning OIL the easterly side OF Wash.
ington street at the distance Of ll9 feet
NJ. inches from tho southerly side Of
ninth street ut II corner OF land now or
late Of tilOrgo ;. Capolle; thence by o line
Ninth street, and passing through the
middle " the brick division wall separa.
ting this from the adjoining house
on tho north 19S feet TO a corner
stake. themes southerly parallel wi h
Washington street 23 ieot ll5a IN
chcs to another corner stake in line Of land
now or late Of Murphoy a. COwporthwlit;
thence by limo OF said land ives erly ana
parallel with Ninth street l!8 feet to the
said sde Of Washington strco.; and
thence thereby northerly q feet and II ;
inches to the place Of beginning be the
contents thereof what they.
s-p2ed and taken in execution as the
property Of Anna A. Phillips AMI George
IT, Philli ps, husband Of the said Anna A.
Phillips, moitsagors and TITS and TO be
cold by
JOEIN F.. TAYLOR Sheriff,
Sh.rr's Olticc, Wilmington. Delaware,
Nd, liz 1919,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Ira\yivy StiiIIirrt.

t'osbegf J, frnw,ry "hu l. wanted in
Newport News 10 answer the charges Of
forgery and issulnEa forged rhcrH i still
a ho city halt It wa- expected mat al
ot'ic"r rom Newport Na~, would have
b III hrrG yesterday hut he dIi not como.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Mrs Rutter Dead

'" Ms, Clara Ru'tcr Of M. l0lS Elm
stree, Giai yesterday Afternoon. Five
doctors were summoned TO her home as
rhc was IN great misery on account nf in-
ward trouble. -he was removed TO the
Homeopathic Hospital wLero shu died u
few hours later,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
A Tplua i1lc Invention

HrujamIu f, Adatr mas tHE"n out n
patvnL Tor trolley pule-"atchtr which
prevents 'hr wire from jumping the p0lo
and thus ubylLting the necessity Ui sIUpp.
ing tho car when often occurs under the
prc,et ,r.an4oinqnI The catcher can be
aeeu At hi, residence so, !4pl Lancaster
avelIa II Is "A 'ulIDnhIr ln"cut'Dn and
sy9Iy ear should he pruv,t,d vita one ~ ,..-.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

Tho Universal Conduit, IEea' Light
and Power Company had an engineer here
Oh "oniuy lOOainG nycr tho city for the
puruu.a oE lnHhihg an cSt!lN Il" ut the cost
o, 'Hr bulidtHg oi the plant by This COM
LAny
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Rncr General q DcSerter.

Boer, Camp, Smalldcel. March
80. -Twenty-eight British prisoners
have arrived here.
General Jan Prinsloo, the former
Free state Commandant, who had
been arrested on a charge of high
treason. is supposed to have desert
ed to the enemy.
The latest news from Brandfort
is that the Federal troops are more
than holding their own. They have
only had y casualties TO date.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
" emf To ri,iiurI,

Court Onir He'd left on the i
o'riU,, ualu this morning for hilTInl to
stmu,on Chiof ul Police }. G. Ward to
aup9ar in III" City Court tu-h ght III tho
case p, th" -tnte -. John Higgins. H.g.
gin /, cha gei with burglary and claims
,huI ht slept IN he lOrAGp n NiIiord Jn
tho h,,ht tho Sicwag' sto2u wa- YoEhgG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

PARRY-FORkUM-On March 26, by
Roy. Edgar S. Mace, Mr. Horace V.
Parry ana Miss Mary Il. Forkum.
QulGLEY-PARRY-On March 2s, by
tho Rev. Edgar S Mace, Mr.. Robert u.
Quiglsy and Miss Greta Parry.
BIsHOP-MAETlNOn the evening OF
Monday, April 2. at tho parsonage Of
tho Calvary Baptist Church, 70S Snyder
Avenue, Philadelphia, by the pastor,
Rev. J. Wesley Sullivan, Charles Bi hop
and Jeunne.to Martin, both OF phila,
FISHER-HAMPTON March 23, at
the parsonage OF the Calvary Baptist
Church 10S Snyder avenue. Philade!-
phia, by the pastor. tyv. J. Wesley Sui.
Ivan, John II Fisher and Lulu Hamp-
ton, both OF philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
DEATHS.

RUTTER-In this city on April lth 1900,
Clara V. Shipoy vito Of aeo, L. Rutter
in hor 4lst year,
Rclat and friends of the family aro
invited to attend the funeral services ut
her late residence NJ. lulS Fin S root on
saturday afternoon, April IN 1900 at .
O'Clock. lnlcrmcnt ut Mt. Salem Come
terry.
CHANDLER-At Yorklyn Del. on the
3rd int. James Chandler aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends of the family ore
Invited TO attend the funeral ut his late
residence, Yorklyn, Delaware, on Sunday
afternoon April 8th 1900 at oclnck. Ser-
vices at the house. Intarment at Union
Hill Cemetery Kennctt square Pa.
ia RRELi.-In this city On April 2nd 1900.
ClarissH widow Of Jesse D. Farrell aged Us
years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spcctfully invited to attend the funeral, ser.
vices at her late residence 1873 East 18th street
On Thursday afternoon April at =: 10 clock.
lntermcnt at Old hwSedGs cemetery.
GOULD-In this CITY, on April 3, 1000
Joseph II. Gonld, In his Goth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his Into residercc,
No. Gl3 Franklin street, on Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Intsrinsnt private.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

VIM. S Goodlcy sold at public
sale, at Booths Corner. Pa, on
Monday, twenty head of fresh COWS
ranging from $55 to 500, making an
average Of $45 for the entire lot.
AS hay and fodder are rather
scarce the prices are certainly
higher than could reasonably be
expected,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

III, gold watch lost last sunday cvon-
ing by Miss Miller, who resides at No. i0S
Taylor street was found by Miss Euhner,
aud ON seeing the notice in one Of tho pa
pers she promptly returned it TO the own
or, who expressed her thanks in warm
terms
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

Tl,' iirr adju,to, have adjusted tho loss
Ia =" iuut0 co iac'o"y Of We Icy Wcldlu
Oh gu:ir,.i street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Watch OuDd

Al ladies are pretty who use Gmms'
Cump Peunyroyal Pills 'Dopot '0o King
street = II. by mail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
IarIil Anlu

Mrs. Wm. p. Lodge, has sold her farm
OF l5J acres near the Practical Farmer,
Brandy wine Hundred. to J, Edward Ad-
Il IpkS Tor Sl5 UM
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000, ON
" first mortgage OIL good property. Adj
dress NJ. j. this Office. nl.Bt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

l. Or SALE-lnE STATE RIGHT For A
new putcnt trolley pole catcher, II Q.
vents tho pole lulnpirg tht wiz, aul i'll
provo yhlutb BILE inY"atinn to al trolC, "
II can be seen q "i1l nrra-trr nni Re- nan
streets, Wilmington. bel, benI +. Ahnu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
MARRIAGES..

The annual meeting Of the Board OF
Trade will be held Tomorrow ,at o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

1t Ia health for any cold when Simms
Whi,e Pulihonlc Bulsain ia near. Depot
6i iin,: street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

WANTED-WHITE GIRL FOR GEN.
W eral housewolk III small family. APP
ply q. 400 Van Buren street, III
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

$4,000 people in this country usa Sjmms'
White puIm0nic Baisam Tor colds, Depot
GOU h,ug a,rGCt. ic.4Us
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
Ready
made
Suits
and
Overcoats.


WorSteds in all the latest
shades. Regulars. Longs and
Stouts cut up to date with
single and doub'e breasted
vests; strictly good quality at
SIS. A new lot Of Spring
Overccats Just put in stock.
Light wei hit Coverts cut short
and full back at $40, SI2 and
SIS. lIerringbones in light
and dark colors with silk lin
ing and facing or plain Italian
cloth lining at $40 to $40.
Black Cheviots and Oxford
mixed Overcoats at So, sIo,
S12, SIS and SEQ.
Closed at 6 o'c'ock except
Tuesday aud Saturday eve
nings.
JAS. 7. MULLll 3 SONS.
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats. Market,
Shoes Wilmington:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04
". r. Ritter Dead.

Members OF The Phoenix lire Company
wore pained to learn this morning Of tho
tssth ii Councilman william +. Ritter.
O. X ding, He was among the nre,nen
frUm ,aiing who visited hsro recently.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

sIIERIFFS SAI.E.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Vcrditioni ISronas to mo di'
rected, will be exposed to public sale at
the Hotel of William II. Saxton,i in tho town
r of Stanton, Bill Creek Hundred, Nc% Cas-
tiv County. State of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 9lst DAY OF APRIL l9JJ,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

The en- ertainment pa.t of tho supper
given Ut Bethany Baptist Church March
15 will bs repentoi April 5ih. AS 1t has
besn urgently requested. Admission 10
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

L7OR sALE- Mr.. EDWARD HIMSWOKTH
IT Of Newport, has an attraction at his
place, worthy the attention Of poultry fan.
cieis ip has turned his attention to thl
poultry raising bu inesI. He makes a special
Every body stops to admire his fowls ANY.
one wishing setting oiscggs should call or ad-
dress E Himsworth Newport Del aI4tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

WANIED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
W young lady n situati II to assist with
drcssmaking. Address, "a, - this Of
fec. li-3t+
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

WASTED WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral huusework. Apply 10 'OS Wust
Il h street. uI-il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

WAN ED-TO BUY A MILK ROUTE
W of 20 TO 80 quarts. Address Milk
Route this Office stating price, lit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

WANIED-A SINGLE MAN IN GRO.
w Gerry and meat store; ono with exper-
icnca. Apply to r H. Lowell Sth and ,u-
pont stlcets. a4-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

AOE EENT-A 4ROuM HOUSE NEAR
u til" l}. /; y. railroad, mile west OF els.
mere, th hi II acre of ground ats per month
" IN. h EraChin. G4itf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

Stella Vcnn died at the Delaware
Hospital this afternoon rs a result
OF the burns she received.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-04

L'Ot SAIE-GDOD SkCOED HANDED
L. milk wagon Apply 3vl3 jefferson 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
WHAT'S THE E. 3. 3
MATTER WITH
WH1|EELING?.
The West Virginia Bowlers sim
Lead In the Intsr-city ChaMi
pioaship Bowling. III III.
ST. LOUIS And BROOKLYN
Failed to Equal the 1855 Marx Set
By wheeling-The Team Goes
to Atlantic City. ytsF Z
:2ect,l Dispatch to the IntelliEencsf:.i

Special Dispatch TO the Intell,gerces.
NEW YORK July 1S-4aftsr making
Q nzzle in their frs, game last night
and than retrieving themselves IN mag
uIticent style In the second and third
games ANA taking The lead IN thei.ntcr-
city championship match, ,hea'All-
wheelinss and thait admirers took an
early morning train to-day for Atlantic
City. where they will stay the ren.a!a-
der OF the week. enjoying thait sza
b-esEes and awaiting the result OF the
enisavors OF ,hs other clubs tenserea
b the big Iute.-city match to :dlsplace
,her, from. the lad The only event
uaIIty that Will e1Il the tsamasack 10
The Union Hill alleys Is q tie With an
other team. which, Of courss.s IS most
unlikely. The boys were in high gIea
over their performance In rolling two
successive soe.scores. and before their
departure they we're being played at
even money for second place OF. better.
In ;o.day.s gariss. only two teams
taos part in the inter-ei,y champions
ship match, ST. Louis and Brooklyn. and
neither was able TO come up 10 the
Weddings high notch Of ASS, ST.
Louis best being e,.6s, whlls the
Brooklyn tam, made up OF the crack
bowlers OF the metropolis. and account
ed Weddings most dangerous COMPETE
Tor. succeeded in rolling ihrse-game
; total Of: only 2,ts, or ssventy-,wo pins
less than whsetng.s score OF last night.
Lake Wheeling. the Brooklyns started
OF with a poor first game, bu, their
second and third. while good scores, did
cot come up to the sso-form shown by
Wheeling. The scores OF io-Gay,s inter
city championship games werr.as fol-
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
BELLAIRE HAFPENINGs.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
p - Of Belmont County. y

II Of Belmont County.
Is The man killed near the Top mil. at
Wheeling, by the GAGS. proved TO be Ed.
o. Brooks. OF this city. who leaves ,
wife and three children IN straightsned
circumstance. he was a lSborsr and
| for time worked in O Benwood mill.
but FOR short time had been Idle. He
left home Monday morning TO hunt a
new Job. and rot returning caused un-
easinsss that resulted In an Inquiry as
TO who the man killed was. He was
fully Identified and the refsains were
brought here yesterday evening and
will be buried from his late home this
afternoon.
Some OF the is to / Democrats are
taking comfort out Of the legal criti-
c!srns OF expansion as viewed By Judge
Peter a. Laubie, OF the circuit bench.
who was president OF the Ohio State
Bar Association. Judge Lauhie is a
resident OF President McKlulsys old
congressional district. and was once
an aspirnnt for congressional honors
when the major was nominated
The fact that each able bodied voter
less than foEty-five years OF aga. should
perform two days labor on the public
highways was again established In
Squire Mason's court. In suit brought
by Road Supervisor Irre Baker. against
man In his district. This law has
stood for years, but has been dead
letter In many places.
Mr. and Mrs. R. ". Gillliaud left
yesterday. afternoon for Detroit. Mich,
accompanied by a daughter and Charles
Clements. These two younger FOLKS Will
be located in 4 training institute for
stamme-ing in that city. while Mr.. and
| Mrs Gilliiand will make O tour OF the
lakes q
The, local tax collection in this city
amounted TO almost $500. a large June
collection. r. W. Archer settled with
Treasurer Bergundthal this week. and
the June collection Is now about all
settled mp.
THE decenniai land appraisements
I are. now about all completed In this
county. but the reports have not all
been complied. The appraisers are
through. however
Charles Hoffman and family. Samuel
Aoorehouse and family. c. W. Baker
and wife. and others, OF the Indiana gas
fields. are visiting friends in Bsllaire.
Capt. V. T. Morgan and daughter. OF
Anderson, Ind. were visiting friends
here yesterday. They have spent q
month sightseeing and visiting. 3
Mrs. a Herzberg has purchased the
double dwelling house OF Mrs. Carrie
Darrah. widow OF the late J. B. OAR
-ah. In the Fourth ward.
The marriage OF Slr. Chauncey Ward.
OF Tii;onville. and Miss Bertha Snede-
ker, of this city. Is announced to take
place early in August
John Parks and family have moved
into the fine brick residence property
recently purchased from Senator v. B.
Scott
Rev. S. E. Dubois and family. Of Red
Oak. Iowa. are visiting his father, ex-
Mayor John Dubois, and family.
The Christian church auditorium Is
being improved b. having the floor ell
evated or raised to the rear.
James T. Kelly attended meeting OF
the trustees OF the Cleveland state hos
p.;al yesterday.
John D. Baker and wife are q. Allan
tic City Tor a weeks outing