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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12
Gear Senator.
8iennominrret meo Affirmation.
gowen palgt til Speafer.
Sbams Suoifab.

Ses Wtoines, Soe Jan. ) 66ls
leacaucus iaften blep Sobn 8. Scar
enItemmig siennomineret at assislas
turens RepubIitanere til De 5oreneoe
Staters Senator meo INFLAMMATION.
q. 9. Gummins bapbe truttet Jig til
bass. @aleet Ifal boloss sirsoag
16oe San. 2iselsoes siennominereoes
Soparb 9eoforb at Nount apr til
Stats goebinher, pg Bernard Wurs
pbp at @inton til Stats gogtrptter.
0emotraterne forefOg ibas for Mr.
CUMMING, at be Ifulbe tinaoes at FEM
me for BAN paa sirsbos; men ban
afflpg bet beibemt og iusbe, at ban pils
be gaa / ben republitanits Caucus %
femme for Scar.
Soet Mr. Scar mobtpg Gaucus'
Domination, fusoe ban:
"Soipas republitanIfe gorti %
Tplt bar eret mig ooer al 8eftrtpeIIe.
Wunge alporlige Eager sr MI oppe for
aongresisn, % imorgen refer ies til
Waibington for at eisre min gIigt
Der . Gu Sorsnebe Stuters Senator
bar en- meget bi9tis Sitting. tSun
raab1laar meb preIioentsn al be Spr>
enebc Stater og er o~nioarIig for Nas
tionens Reprefentmrter | llolanbst.
Den nuperenoe 8ongrss aster at sis<
re bier popirbaler liseiaa COB iom en-
8ulocaler og ufaisrs be Spsrgsmaal,
Iom itaur paa Spill / g%bilippinerne.
Den nilparenoe &ongres bar meaet at
gisre, og ieg itaI beitrr6e mig for at
rsgte min pligt trofaf."
2egislatnren aabnts.
Den 2Sbe 2~egislatur trdabte iamz
men 81. 10 iformibbog. 9ice 9uperz
nsr Miliman talbte Ssnatet til Or
ben. Gn Snaueurationstpmite blep
nebiat, ligeiaa minbre aomiteer, eff
terot SrsaniIeringen. bar giort peo
9dIg at George u. Retpman at Sc
bar So[s til Setretar, og be epriae
gmbebsm9nb nomineret / 9uarsbdz
gems Caucus.
ReprGientant CHARLES Stepart af
polt gountD talbts SuIet til Srben.
Wf. 3. semple bleb paIgt til miDlers
ttbig Speatsr, og be andre, Tom bar
nomineret | Caucus blep osia1 palst.
Soma p~elitaaenbe.
9es Moines, ODE San. - 9 lit
9uoitub til 2esislaturen Iaobe guz
pernsr Sbup, at Der bar en- netto
8iGlb al $471,320 en- IorminbfelIe
at 8ielben | be TO iibite Qar at
S 1,o08,580. af be mere enb S11O,s
100000, Tom holbes at rationale,
Stats og pripate Banter bar llnbers
isgelfe ~operbepiit mig ON, at pper
Saloporten eies at Sarmere; % be /
Spdrebanterne beponerebe $51, OOO,s
900 eies neften ubeluttenbe at 0aqors
beiberc og Solt meb imaa Snotegter.
@ntanet at ubebeftsbe 5arme / Staz
ten er utpiliomt nu iterre enb noqens
finoe tilforn. Oesfpruben bar gprs
bien at aft QgerbruqsIano % Narms
bbr ~tiltaget / b~etpbelig grab / be iibs
fte Idr.
Den d~nbefaler @ebtoaelIe of en-
COB, Iom bemnnbiaer 2ssIabelie at
Sanger pda @resorb; lioefaa en- COB,
fom nnbertrbtfer grise Tiq6ts. San
anbefdler, at Staten ifdl anertisnbe
ben Batriotisme, Tom WebIemmer al
51oe Reaimsnt uboiite beo at filbhce
i'm siene'fe unber Regntiben / Bbilips
ptnerne, efterat be bar 6srettioet til lin
Ifiteo ifelqe 9eTtemmelferne | rem
aonarssbehntnina, iom 6embnbioebe
oeres 6terprinn. % at unsrfienSe BE-
res paafplaenbe SisreIfc / TO arioe peb
at %refnnbere be fcrfienioe Banter pn
prtpnte Tolf, icm bar bihruoet ron IL
herdlt. 90 herbeb / WirfeIiohshsr ys,So
ots'e So'pas aipps Ssnner tirbooe til
oeres Diem paa Statens g~etofnino.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12
9ecorab % Smegn.
Sen lite Sanuar 1900.
airferaaSsmeoe.

Den norIte Spnposs Sirteraao bar
benne llee boIOt tit bdIpuarlise Wfsoe
/ 2utbsr college. SomtIi9e Witbs
lemmer unStogen be fra 9aciFctpittn
bar tilIteos.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

Senator Welington fra Marplanr
inobrdste / Munbogs / Senatst et
5orfIag ON Oprettslie al ct Ratipndl'
llniperiitst - TIE llniperiitp Of tbe
llnitsb States - Der Itulbe faa fin
plabs / Wufbington gD. 5orilugei
sr / S%ooebiu9sn bet famine, ION bar
OGret inobrust pda tiolisere 9ons
gresier.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12
sn al be merfeligite Rebuttprer

en al De merteligite Rebattsrer /
geroen er Sr. 8. Msaer, Tom upoir
9ptien "&alOritmit" / 8oot6aab paa
@renldno. apiien uotommer en-
Gang ON Maoneosn / ct Tibet treIpal.
tet 5ormut. Den cr Ifrepet poo oren.
lanoit Os iattes, trpttes pg uOOeIes
al Heouttsren Ielp. q6onnements.
priien sr 2 GOOerfugls ap~artulet.
2sis Numre toiter en- asbSpptte
Glpnore). 5or en- Salbuno fon
man fua aoiIen frit ct belt glar. Re.
oattsren er imiolertiO paa lin 9(pis
olst en- tormusnbs muno % Dor i ct
tort, hpiOt os rsomulet srabus i
ben lille gD.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12
uoirttelie.

SnoremisiipnsuenHerue sjsres berueo op.
mPrliom pan. al Wpoerne / Reennh. vi :,
ben 17oe Sannay oe iplseube Sage cr poo
@ruHo al uuenteOe Si%uorinser ubiot pac
ubsitemt 9io. 500. Edmonton.
Chr. @. 2uno.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

@S"p 'utpSo oWCCt I'll puu g(OIt!
Spar: Nabplie.
Cir Ell srei Sortlarins paa Srbet "Spr.
boloStalspalg", iom iaa pite ioretpmnter /
be norlfe 8alserterretninger.
SPAR: aommuneualasHe / Norae fore.
saar nu efter 5prboIostalsualg. gi bar life
Sopen peo Saanoen, men ben oaar, ipnt
Naonet attpSer, uo pua at sipe buert poll.
trlt Eartt HeprG ientatiOn / 5orbclb til bets
lnooproeS Stprfe. Der bar, iom betierot,
o8laa oaret fsrt mesen 9istusIiun ON at
moIsre ben famine SaIsmaabe for Stpr,
tbtnsspaI8encs 8eotonmenoe. 9tsle ipre,
saar lmt0lertio fremoeles eiter Maioritets.
oals, Der stosr bet itGrteite larti 8uaten ga
oe9Se eHoerte os iGtter Mmuriteten belt
no al S%etragtnug.
The sun., 1900-10-04
SHAKE UP SEEMS
ABOUT TO TAKE
PLACE IN GUARD
Captain Brennan, of Co. F, Ten
dered His Resignation
Last Night.
REGIMENTAL OFFICERS MEET
A Board of Inquiry Will be Called TO
Inquire Into the Cause of
the Lack of Inter-
est in Certain
Companies.

As the result Of il meeting o. the Off
eels Of the First Regiment, National
Ciaard Of Delaware which was held last
might Ill The armnry, there will probably
Ne i board of inquiry appointed IN d
short time to ascertain why SOME Of the
e3Hpanies aIn moi N better shape.
The oliircl- present at The meeting
w,te as follows: .Adiaian General Car
tett I. IIaft, Colonel Theodore Town
aad of Milford. Surgeon and Major
.iames 2. France of WilmiHgtom, i,lap-
}4ia aal Et5 HI Francis M. Mapaa ef
New GastA. Adiltant Challos II. Ggl-
I'm af MiAuin&ton, Captain Carter and
Eieuttna8ts MeNeigh and White of
Company S, Wiliainetnn; Captain i.anl.
ana Lieutenant FmtlE of Company =.
Milford: Captain MatIGcE aud Tieuten-
aHt Fox " Company G. Wilmington:
Captain Whcatley and Lieutenant Jos
In of Company =, Wyoming: Lieutnant
D0ughcrty Of Company +, Wilmington;
Captain Richards aud Lieutenant Dives
| Of Company g, Bridgeyillc; Captain
| IIolcomb and Lieutenants Hammers and
Ianyirr Of CompanylI. New Castle: Cap
jtain Rutan and I4icutenants Dillon and
Ellison Of Company X, Wilmington.
| Ever since the Spanish war Col Town
send and other officers have been en-
gagged in an effort to resuscitate the regi-
ment. but il is said that they have not
had the cooperation of several Of the
companies.
Among the companies whore it is said
that the proper harmony needed to bnill
up II company does not exist are com
panies f and *.
| It was rrmored yesterday that two
IcaptainS, aud II lieutenant would lie
lcnlled before the meeting to account foi
alleged neglect Of duty but this Colonel
Townsend denied after the meeting.
Colonel Townsend said that the pur-
lpose of the meeting was to hear verbal
reports from the officers as to the general
condition of the companies and to heai
the variouS opinions as to the best meth
odS for getting new recruits.
1t was decided mt the meeting that one
of the greatest things needed to build III
the regiment is nm encampment.
Captain John Il. Brennan of Company
+. has resigned and his resignation was
handed over 70 Adintnnt General Har
last night. He will probably receive n
honorable discharge in short time.
Colonel Townsend will order an elec
ticn in Il few DAYS to fill the vacancy
The new regimental band is getting il
good shape and there is now about o
members.
The sun., 1900-10-04

WARRANT FOR swEIGARD.
Wilmington Railroad Man Interested
IN Suit Rrought in Philadelphia.

Employes Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Co, are Interested n
tbe test of the operation Of the United
states law imposing fine on interstate
corporations for dischnrging employees
because of membership in labor organl-,
cations to be made by the brotherhood
of Hallway Truinsmen; with headquar-
ters Mt Cleveland. Ohio.
ON Monday four members of Lodge
No. 149. Philadelphia subscribed to an
affidavit before United States Commits
sioner Bell. in Philadelphia upon which
Il warrant was issued for the arrest Of
Isaac A. Sweigard. lately General SUP
erintendent Of the Philadelphia 4 Read
ing Railway. The affidavit charges Mr..
Sweigard, in his carnctY as railway
manager, with violating Section 10 of
the Act Of Congress. approved June l.,
1898. making II il mistemcanor for any
employer engaged i'll the business Of 4
common cai'rirr, or officer. agent, or
receiver d such employer. to dischare or
discriminate aguinst an employe on nc
count OF membership in labor organi-
zation. The Act imposes fine Of NOT
less than 500 nor more than $1,000.
The sun., 1900-10-04
BISHOPS WIFE PRESIDING.
Women's Foreign Missionary
Society in Session.
Considerable Business Was Trans
acted Yesterday---Excell
Addresses Were Made
Last-Evening.~ - -4

At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning the
annual meeting of the Philadelphia
branch of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionnry Society which will continue I'M
til tomorrow was opened in Grace NJ.
r. Church. 1t was opened with com
munion services, conducted by presiding
elder Robert Watt, assisted by the
Revs. w. W. King, John France, w. l..
s. Murray, j. II. Otis, Charles A. Grise,
A. Il. Scott and others.
Mrs. Cyrus -. EoSS wife of Bishop
FoSs Of Philadelphia, presided and called
the meeting 70 order.
These conferences were representcd
Central Pennsylvania, Central New
York. East German, Erie, Genessce
Ocenn district Philadelphia. PittShulg,
Wilmington, Wyoming ana Delaware.
The delegates We're greeted by Mrs.
Jennie Creamer Of this city. and the
response was made by Mrs. Henry
Wheeler Of Coatesville. After the dele
gates had been seated by conference,
the SittingS being designated hy banners,
the following committees were appoint
ed. Enrolment. introductions. press.
Young peoples work, resolutions and so
Letting subscribers.
| \ number of the officers reports were
made including the treasurer's which
! showed the entire receipts for the year
to he $51.43944.
Wilmington Conference contributed
! $1.542.11 of which s30.9t went to the
famine fund and S4O9SS to the thank
offering. The largest contributor was
the pittsburg Conference. $14.945.79.
! Prayer was offered hy Mrs. Vankirk
for imporilled missionaries.
~. 4
. O'clock with devotional services in
i charge of the Erie Conference. An in.
teresting report was made by the secrn.
| Itary from each conference. Mrs. II. III
Matlack. secretary Of the Wilmington
Conference reported that one new aux
iliarv had been added to the Wilmington
district. which is the Brandvwine auxi
liary and that a new Light Drawers Civ
Gle had been organized 1T Middletowi
with 100 members. The total receipt,
for the year were Si6S9 I'M increase ofS36(
over last year. Mrs. NJ. Il. Jackson re
Gently appointed secretary of the colorct
NJ. +. Conference also made an interest
ing report.
Mrs. Lucy Rider Myers, president o
the Chicago Missionary Training Schoo
made in interesting address ON "Drncon
ess Work"
, Miss NJ \. Spencer returned mission
|, arr from Japan also made short nd
. dress.
At the evening session there WI
i anecial music by the Grace NJ. Z
i Church choir and The report Of Mrs. $
] L. Kern, corresnonlng secretary, wa
rnad. Excellent addresses were made b
Miss Grace Stephens and Soohoenagnr
Animal Of Madras. India. At tli
mornings session the election Of officer
for next year will take place.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Two Men nrn.rnnd.

The stRaaicg Major Barrett and the
tug FleetWiit@ ceilidad in thr Delaware
river near thp mouth uf the Schuylllill
on Tuesday afternoon, and The latter
sank. Frederick Hickman Of Camden,
Kent county The engineer % the ting,
and David Il. Strawhridge Of Auburn,
=. "a. tire fireman, who were below at
the time, went down with the wrecked
craft, and were drowned. Captain Ma
than AIattsan aged Il wears, and A.
y. Strawh,ilge and Robert s. Straw
bridge. aged y and 73 wears. respectively
were rescued by the Barrett's crew.
The sun., 1900-10-04
ANOTHER FROST MEETING.
Democrats Held Forth at Fifth and
Shipley Streets Last
Nipht

The Democratic mass meeting at Fifth
and Shipley streets last night was am
other frost. Judge j. Il. Hallam of
Washington, Col. q. n. Jesse Of Ken
lucky and Fred Shoddy editor Of the
Washington Seminal were he speakers.
\ large portion Of the remarks Of Hal
lam and Jesse We're confined TO imperial
ism.
Mr.. Shoddy who is quite young man
stated that he was Il member of the
Washington reception committee which
received the Boer envoyS and denied
that money collected for their reception
had been used in dining Democrats.
He is in the employ Of the National
Democratic Committee and first came
into public notice in this city at the
meeting of the Simon Wolf Republican
Club recently when he asked Willisn
5 Hilles some questions.
He will make plenty Of votes for the
opposite PARTY if only allowed to tall;
without restraint
He is vorlng German and claims Nil-
gina as his home.
The sun., 1900-10-04
ONE CENT
DONATION DAY.
Visitors Cordially Welcomed at De-.
aware Hospital Today,

Today will be the annual donation
day Of the Delaware Hospital, Four
teenth and Washington streets. The
manager extends Il cordial invitation to
the public to visit the hospital on this
day, when they will gladly show the visi-
tors through the house thus enabling
al who come to see for themselves good
work being done. the necessity of IL
special donation day, and also the prog
ress which is bcing made on the new
hospital.
At times during the past year cots
have had to be placed in the corridors
for the accommodation Of patients, not
withstanding the number Of beds is
limited. but when these eases known as
emergency eases are brought to the door
they cannot be and are not refused nd
mission.
This shows the great demand upon the
stock of bedding Of Ill kinds and the
large supply needed to be kept on hand.
Blankets part cotton. light weight white
eonnterpnnes and pillow cases are spec
ially needed.
The sun., 1900-10-04
UNUSUAL SUIT.
J hopl Teacher Wants naMs ges
From II,r Principal.
Miss Maggie y. iliias Was Not Ilc-
aprointeG as Teacher in How
ard school and Places
Blanc ON Miss ed
Mina =. Mensc.

Miss Maggie II. Elias until recently
first assistant teacher il The primary de-
partmeni oi the Howard public school,
but who was not reappolnted BY the
Board Of Education for the presen
school term, has through her attorney,
Howell S England, brought a suit in
the Superior Court against Miss Edwina
b. Kruse, principal Of the school.
She alleges that Miss Kruse made re-
ports to the Board Of Education touching
ber capabiity as teacher, which re.
suited in her not being reappointed.
Miss Elias has been teacher in the
Howard school tor many years and
claims that Miss Kruse did her an injury
for which she desires damages.
The sun., 1900-10-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


George II. lIoffecker. machinist at the
Washington Navy Yard is visiting
friends in this city.
]. Edwin Hopes formerly with the
Capelle Hardware Co., has resigned 70
accept position with Woodward and
Bro.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor G, Pierce arc at
home.
Miss Elsie Spcakman is in West Chos-
ter, Pa.
Dr. John i. Wales who has the grip
is recovering.
William y. Swiggrtt formerly Of this
city is visiting here.
Mrs. John Kim issat Bellevue. Pa.
Mrs Clara Harlan and Miss Harlan
are at Atglen. Pa.
Charles +. Woods, Grand Recorder Of
the .A. 0. U. W.. is seriously i'll at his
home.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Fund Still Growing.

The fund for the relief Of the Calves
ton sufferers contributed through III. L.
Evans Il Co.. ut noon yesterday amount
ed to S2,66146. Material additions We're
made since noon on Tuesday the
amounts received being as follows: Re-
ceipts from the sale Of tickets for the
concert at the Grand Opera House on
September 9th. $274: proceeds Of the
@ame Of ball by newspaper men. s61.O1;
chldren's fair given on Washington
street, $1.51
The sun., 1900-10-04
Filled the rertificate.

The certificate of nomination by the
Single 1'aNW,s has been filed with the
tldrli oil thn prace.. r cortfcs Chat III Il
ooteelti9n Aafe an Septoinher 2ath, at
which Walter Willis presided ana JOS
BSGadt sna William u I5a3snn were
se.fataIias. John III. lsadnhH pf Nnw
t8stle. Wil}'am G I3asiie. 81 lEeH and
Niitiam n. gaHon ~ Siiss y, eH,ia-
inaiaC fnr m -ilontal escsnsS; ilrS-
amlar NJ. IH1e of Dover WHs nominated
f1p congress. aud William II >if.naa 5f
Eanlsi for Stala f'easurae.
The sun., 1900-10-04
More Bradley enthusiasm.

A large meeting was held at Harman's 8
Hail, A and Buttonwood streets last
evening. L,lion Collins presiding. Ad-
dresses were made by Thomas +. Pos
ties, MIR, Spencer, Mr.. Fitzhugh, Dennis
Sharper, j. G. McCaulley. The speak
ers urged upon their bearers the neces.
sity OF supporting Mr.. Bradley. Grati-
tude alone would compel them to sup
port him for the office of sheriff. The
meeting grew very enthusiastic at every
mention OF Mr.. Bradley's name.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Y. NJ. @. A. Recention.

The Maroon membership team of the
y. NJ. G. \. will this evening entertain
the young men of the city who are inter-
eSted in the educational work of the as
Sociation. State Secretary G. +. Tib-
bits of Washington will make an adj
dress on the Educational Work of the
Y. NJ. G. A." Tomorrow evening the
Whites membership team will entertain
all young men who nre interested in the
physical work of the association. There
will he snecial music by an orchestra
each evening.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Work or Orphans Court.

Judge Spruance in Orphans Court yes
terday appointed Elizabeth NJ. Cooper
guardian for Alberta Sardcn. and Lena
Karge. guardian for Walter. Paul, Lena
and Harry Karge. Margaret Bedford,
eXecutliX Of Charles II. p. Bedford. was
granted an order to sell his real estate.
An order was made for the partition of
the real estate Of Mary Bonner. and Jos.
L. Carpenter, Thomas Darlington. Thos.
Renrdon, Mark NJ. Clcaver and Lambert
j. Foulk We're appointed Practitioners.
The sun., 1900-10-04
FORD IN KENT.
Spoke at Kenton Last Night and Will
be at Dover Today.

The Democrats s have arranged for the
f,liowing meetings in Kent countv: Oct
ober 4th, Smyrna; 11th, Dover, Senator
Bacon; 18th, afternoon, Milford, Senator
Bacon, evening, Persons Corner; 18th,
Camden; 10th, Hartley and Canterbury;
10th, Harrington, afternoon, Smyrna,
evening. Speaker at both places, Senator
Blackburn of Kentucky; 18th, Masten's
Corner and Backiston's; 18th, Federico
Vernon and Hickman; 10Th, Willow
Grove and Marydal; 24th, Lebanon; 25th
Smyrna; 26, Downs Chapel; 30rh, Haz-
lettville; NoveEl ber |, Camden, evening,
Frederick and FELTON, afternoon; Sd,
SMYRNA afternoon and evening, and
Harrington afternoon aud evening.
Peter j. Ford, Democratic nominee
for governor, has signified his intention
of being present at each meeting. He
spoke at Kenton last night as did also L..
Irving HANDY. Today he will visit the
State fair.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Heartily Endorsed Bradley.

4 large meeting Of colored Republicans
was held in the west end of the Third
ward Tuesday night. 1t was the jim
tention to endorse Samuel A Mcdaniel
for sheriff, but us he did not appear at
the meeting Francis $. Bradley was
heartily endorsed for sheriff in his stead.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Catholic university Onens.

Washington, Oct. 3.-The Catholic
University of America opened for the
coming scholastic year with the largest
class of clerical and lay students ever
enrolled by it. Nearly every section of
the western hemisphere will be represent
ed during the current session. Besides
the leading archbishops of the American
hierarchy, nearly every bishop of proni-
nence in the country has commissioned
priestly students to take postgraduate
courses
The sun., 1900-10-04
94th Annual Communication.

At noon yesterday the 9th annual
communication of the M. w. Grand
Lodge, A. f. A. NJ, was called to order
in the Masonic Temple. Every lodge in
the State was represented. Today the
annual election Of officers takes place
and it is likely that Joseph Stuart, the
deputy grand master will be chosen
grand master.
The sun., 1900-10-04
VIII Yi.lit 1iie r-lair.-

Many mcmles 81 Shprilin Post q. \.
n. " ths city will ~ q i.aadng. ra..
today over the PENNSYLVANIA railway
and Mt Reading viii b. received by the
members Of Mclean i'ost " that city.
They will he the guests of the post dur
ing the day ana will leuYp On the home
ward trip II $ o'clock in the evening.
They will pay Il visit to the great Bucks
county fair, it being the biz day 1T tho
fair.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Grand.Recorder Wood III.

Charles Il. Wood. grand recorder for
the Ancient Order United Workmen,
is seriously i'll ut his home in this city
with stomach trouble. Mr.. Wood was
taken i'll last Saturday and his condition
has become 50 serious that two doctors
are in attendance and none of his friends
are allowed to see him.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Bo1d aold lin ~ Tra,,,,,

Olean, n. Y, Oct. 3.-Four tramps.
members of the Lake Shore gang, walk
ed into Buffalo street saloon and held
up Proprietor Powers, obtaining a small
sum of money. Three of the gang were
captured, the fourtA escaping after an
exchange of shots. Powers was render
ed unconscious by blow on the head.
The sun., 1900-10-04
New aogdnelds Renorted.

Nictoria, 3. G., Oct. 3.-Provincial Min
eralogist Robertson, who has just return
ed from Porcupine, reports rich finds OF
gold in that district and predicts big
rush there Already there are number
Of men in that district. Fifty-fve claims
were staked on Bear and Clear creeks in
one day. Good reports also come from
the head waters OF Stewart river, whore
25 cents a pan is being taken out
The sun., 1900-10-04
Union EvangeIistic SERVICES.

Union Evangeistic services will begin
i'll Grace NJ. Il. Church next Sunday
afternoon and will continue every after
noon and evening during next week.
There viii he seventeen churches that
will take part in the meeting.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Rorse nnd Wagon CONC.

About $50 o'clock yesterday morning
while Clarnnce A. Elliott. milk dealer
Was serving milk At Seventh and French
streets. his horse and wagon disappeared
very misteriously and with them suit
of clothes. which was in the wagon. lie
ut once began search and notified the
i,ntica
The sun., 1900-10-04
TO RATIFY TONIGHT.
Immense Republican Meeting to be
Held AZ re nth and King Streets.

Much interest IS being taken in the
Republican RatiAcution meeting which
win he held tonight i'll O'Clock 1T Tenth
Had Ein@ #teets II promises IN Inn
lHasa 3ihafi#& af eiti2ag
1!uic Wiil he iuaiisGad hy THE First
EeYiaFn iaii3. 1h5 snadl:ms will be
AHth,aa IliEsa4 &Hltpr vi. Hayes,
iotacn G knowles. Eh9rlas a. Rich
atils. Neniaaia Ni@ljs. IIerhert II.
Marl ana a.lMI..
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Clothing For a Missionary.

The Mission Society Of Central Pros
hyterian Church viii on October 18th
spend the day 1T the residence Of Mrs,
". u. Push making arrangements fnr
shipping hoX Of clothing % pastor IN
Michigan who has circuit covering
forty miles. The box will be packed
October 49,
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Superintendent A. g. McCausland has
h"on made superintendent of the Atlan-
=" City Division Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway.
\ Bennett street man has n tomato
vino in his yard II 1-2 feet high.
The sun., 1900-10-04
Young Men Acquitted.

Georgetown, Oct. 3.-Elhert Dawson.
Everett Drrlickson and Hurry Goodwin
the three young men who We're put III
jail several months ago on the charge
of climinnlly assaulting Marella j..
Tyre, near RoXuna, We're released last
night. tile grand inry failing 10 find Il
trlie bill against them.
The sun., 1900-10-04
HiIIesy.--AspPiI.

Miss Meta 1dell IIillesly, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Hilscy was married last
ni:ht % L. Lockwood .Aspril Of this
city. The oarem8uy took place at their
future home Na, 1912 Harrison street
ard was performed by Rnv. w l.. s.
Murray pa<tor Of ST. paul's NJ. r.
Church.