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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-29

With the satin faced cloths excepted.
brilliantine is probably the fabric par
excellence of the season. 1t is glori-
fed by many desirab BILE qualities, such
as suppleness, lustre and durability,
and besides affords a wide range of
possibilities along the lines of decora-
ton.
Just now the brilliantine gown that
obtains the greatest degree of fashion,
able success is the tucked one.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-29
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT TICKET


District Judges:
MORRIS Z. RITCHIE,
CHARLES W. MORSE,
THOMAS D. LEWIS.
Distric, Attorney:
DENNIS :. EICHNOR.
For Senator's:
STEPHEN II. LOVE,
GEORGE n LAW RENEE,
HOYT SHERMAN, JR.
For Representatives
A L. HAMLIN,
ORSON + HEWLETT,
JOHN I. AXTON,
NEPHI l. NORRIS,
ARCHIBALD STEW ART,
FRED T MCGURRIN,
WILLIAM MCMILLAN,
BENEE X SMITH,
w G. VAN HORNE,
WILLIAM y. WILLIAMS.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-29

This Rich and Lustrous Material Will
Be Very Much Worn and Shows
Many Decorative Possibilities.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-29

For Presidential Electors:
WESLEY K WALTON. Rich County.
c. E. LOOSE Utah County.
John r. MURDOCH, Beaver County.
RepresentatiVs to Congress.
GEORGE SUTHERLAND, Salt Lake
Comfy.
Judge of Su.reme Court:
GEORGE w. BLRTCH, Salt Lake
Comfy.
Governor:
HEBER M. WELLS, Salt Lake County
Secretary OF State:
JAMES T. HAMMUND, SAT- LAKE 60 -nty.
Attorne- General:
NJ A BREEDEN, Weber COuney.
Superintendent Of Public instruction:
A. c. NELSON Sanpete County.
Treasurer:
JOHN DE GREY DIXON, Utah County
AUlitOr:
c. s. TINGET, Juab County.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-29
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-29
Chic Gown of BriIIiantine.

Helen Grey-Page.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
MATCH TRUST
HAS RIVAL.

Newark. N. j.. April 2.-After having
enjoyed practically u monopoly Of tho
match trade for long time the Diamond
Match Company. IN which Edward Gould
Ia one OF the heaviest stOckholders, is
abDut to encounter a competitor which
will cut heavily into the business which
the Match Trust has heretofore been able
to control, Tho American Match Machine
Company is ths name of he new rival of
the trust. In October last this company
wos organized aud articles OF inc0rp0rta-
ton was filed at Trenton.
The American Match Machine Com
pany OBJ aimed control of number of val
liable pat for match machines some
time before Its Incorporation. Many Of
these were The invention OF Wallace A.
Downs. Since November last tue COM
pany has been quietly at work at Bound
Brook, N. D., building match machines at
lis works at thai place. Elf 'een machines
are almost completed and fivo moro are
being built These will shortly be Install
cd in the factory which the company has
bull at Franklin, N. j., which Ia midway
manufacture of matches will commence
on Mayl. Houses are being built for the
200 EN- ployes who will be on he company's
pay roll when the plant starts up
The daily capacity of the works will be
two and half car loads of matches, or
90 COO 600 single matches. 1t is said that
large portion Of tho output has already
been con tracted for.
The new company will! make o vigorous
fight for European trade through the sale
OF rights f'aten have been obtained in
EnglaLd, Germany. France, Russia, Nor.
way, Sweden and Denmark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
APPOINTMENT
N. E. PASTORS

AT tho concluding session Of the Della
ware conference OF the Methodi Episco-
pni Church yesterday nf ernoou In Zoar
Meth dist Episcopal Church Melon nbuve
Twelfth street Philadelphia. Bishop
Warren appointed pastors to fill tho var-
iUus pulpts
Resolutions condemning ynching were
Offered by Rcv5 :. II Cutler, OF Atlantic
ii y. Bishop Wa rem, in Il brief address,
hearthy indorsed the resolutions, which
were Jussud by arcIamaIion The reso-
lu'luns declare tina tho Union and not
the state i the sovereign power, and
should have he righ to assert that pow
81 when mob viUlsnce rulc>. The bill
framed by Cong essmnn George H. White
providing for mnintainancc Of law and
Order by national authority, is iudorsed in
the resolutions, which suggest that o day
OF ins ing and prayer be- set apart In tue
churches in order hat these measures
may, by spl iuhl aId, become II law
j, &. bunne Of Princess Anne, Md, the
Statistical secretary, repUrtel the yearly
collection for benevolent purposes as Sl0.-
800.
urng tho year 1000 persons were ad-
mltted to church membership The Phil
ndolphin dlstrc showed u decrease OF
gOO. ] his was explained by the expulsion
Of undcs. .rabIe members from the church,
es. Over 10000 woishipers comprise the
conference.
Members of St. Pau;s Church Philude-
phIn. presented their pastor, Rev NJ. V.
Waters, with purse containing $50 In
gold The following presiding elders also
received gifts: =. A. Iindlpy, j. II, ecott
A. Il. Shockley, and J r. Waters.
A reaOlutlun TO cnInpei all minis ers Of
the con erenCt to e-chew the use of tubac-
co WAS Passed. AID es, es we're made by
ID W. EherkIeld, general secretary Of the
Enwor' h ieague and NJ V. Kelly.
Wilmington District. c, a. Tindley,
p esidlng elder: Barclay, william Hop
k!ns; Cntlin, W. 4. Cullen; Chesterville,
to be supplied by H. F. Lowber; Ches-
wOId, Del. &. a Norwood; G umpton. l..
;. Robbins; Delaware City and Kirkwond,
W. f. Hilton: Dover, De-. !. H. John
son; Dover Circuit (Camunr) ID. II. Dunn,
Galena, G. L. Townsend: Hockss,iu, w.
ii. lurrer; Marydel }. X. Adams, Mid
ulet"wn Del, |. j Elhort; Mlllington, A.
j. Wallace; New Castle and Christiana,
bot. A. +. EnneIs; Newport. Del, z, w.
Price: Odessa, Del, & i. Hall: Port De-
po il, W. ;. Brown SusIafras, to bu sup
pl Ell by :. A. Eafl; smyrna, Del, ". c.
llicHer on; Townsend, W. II johnson;
Winning on, Dh Elinn Church. j. X.
brown; Haven, Church, J. W. W. Cox;
Mt. JOY. j, A. Winters, w G. Jason was
appointed presidcnr of delaware State
College for CUlured students, Dover, Dol,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
EAST SIDE
REPUBLICANS
Hold Open House at Their
New Building.

The Fast Side Republican Club held
open house last night and from cellar to
attic their new house at No. l0l East
Ninth street was Inspected. The CUES
were cordially received and for three hours
the house was theirs. Nothing was loft
undone 10 make their visit II pleasant one
and all games were placed at their dis pos.
al.
Alterations to the building have made
1t the 1lnest IN the sta'e, exclusively for
club purposes 1t contains every conven-
ience, is comlnodious, and is second to
none in its rich fittings and finish. BY
the removal OF chimney, unobs ructed
space is given throughout the club proper.
In the basement II depth of twelve aduit-
ionai feet has been secured now giving
floor space CT SO feet without an oHstruct-
ion. Another alley has been placed in,
making two perfect alleys for bowling.
The windows IL the basement were re.
placed, the interior was repaintcd, and
improved facilities for natural and arti-
iicial lighting are provided, A speaking
tube connec 5 tho bowling department
with the billiard rooms above.
On the tirst Il 1Dor trout Is the sumptous
parlor, whose floor is snugly covered wi h
luxurious rug of beautiful figured de-
sign, while the walls arc papercd with q
rich paDt'lng OF striking design The
itl Hiuuip bho tCtIl Toll'Nubeu anu Dthutl-
tul pictures adorn the walls. The parlor
appears cheerfully inviting. In the hall
way the walls are snugiy enveloped in pa
DER devoid OF figure while the ceiling are
papered with Il floral design, and II lavish
border hnrInonizss the blend of color.
At the rear OF the first floor is the card
room 20 feet long anI fourteen feet wide,
amply provided with tables. The mu, al
paper here also is new and the room has
been recnrI eted. In tho front of tho sec-
end floor Is tho reading room and the soc.
ial room, heavy dividing draperies, max
ing two comparl meuts. A new velvet
paper has been placed on the walls, the
floor Is covered with new ruys, and pretty
picture! mostly landscape SCENES are sus-
pended from. the walls. All TIE leading
newspapers and periodicals are on the a.
klrs III this room. I he billiard room oc.
Gupies tho iemuindrr Ut the second floor,
and it has been newly papcleu in attract
i've style
On tho third floor is the meeting room,
which also has Ecen renovated. Alto
gether, the Improvements greatly enhance
h"lnterlur bcan " and an ar istic choice
was used in selecting pnperings through
out the cluD-h)uJr. The improvement
wero made under the direction Of the
house comnitten, comprising George G.
Woodward B nj,min 4 Bye and Frank
forbit, and the b Iw.ipg Jnuittee COM
prisng John f. Whitehead, +. 5 RJbb
and DR., j. r. Nlhttfy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MODJESKA.

Modiesda comes to the Opera
House on Saturday night next in
macbeth. " 1t is claimed that the
company supporting Madame Mod
jeska this season has been selected
with rare judgment, which reflects
much credit on John c. Fisher, who
has so ably managed the enter
prise both this and last season. TO
organize a company for particu-
lar play is not a difficult matter,
for with ordinary ability to under
stand the characters of men and
women, actors can be selected who,
by temperament and manner may
fit the parts they are called upon
to play. But in the case of varied
repertoire such as that Of Madame
Modjeska, which includes "Marie
Antoinette, "Macbeth," "Much
Ado About Nothing" and "Mary
Stuart, one actor has to play many
parts, and then it is case OF in
telligence rather than tempera-
ment. Among the more important
people who will be seen with Mod
jeska, John e. Kellerd comes first
Of course. Mr.. Kellerd will be seen
here as Macbeth" and Mod jeska,
of course, as Lady Macbeth
the more famous Of all her portray.
ais.
The Jefferis Sharkey pictures of
the great fight comes to the Opera
House on Monday night. A lady,
whose admiration for the physical
prowess OF Thomas Sharkey is un-
bounded, recently begged him for
some trilling souvenir Of the recent
contest at ConeJ Island, when Jas.
Jeffries belted him into a condition
requiring hospital treatment. MIR.
Sharkey's reply ; was polite, but
evasive. Great was her surprise
and qualification, therefore, when
she received by special messenger
an exquisite little jewel case, in
closing handsome scarfpin, COM
posed of one of the great pugilist's
teeth, artistically surrounded by
rubies and diamonds. The lady
had expected nothing Of greater in
trinsic value than dlscarding
boxing glove or fragment of his
collar, with which to decorate her
boudoir. 1t is evident that even
pugilists are not wholly lacking in
gallantry and sentiment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
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United Pre- Shyteriaps.

The Spring meeting of tho Philadelphia
Presbvtery Of the United PIcshv eri an
Church, in the North Church, Fifteenth h
and Master Streets, began last night with
a conference on topics connected with
church work. Rev. Dr. J G. Scoulnr, of
Philadelphia. modcra or Of tie presbytery
presided and addresses ware delivered by
Rev, DR., Tnrnbujl, on The Spirit and
the Motives That Shouli Prompt Liberal
Giving and by Rev. J. j. Huston, on
"lhe Opportunity OF the Church in the
Home Mission Field"
The Philnde'phla Conference includes
nine cen churches in Philadepnia, Ok
ford, Pa: Octoraro, Pa! Wilmington,
Del, and Baltimore Md, Business sns-
sions will be to-day at 0 30 A. NJ. and 2 Z.
I
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
A Great Walker

Daniel Buntum OF BAnJum Hall, start
ed on Monday morniny at six O'clock from
Brandy wine bridge, under wager to
walk to Ph ladelphIa and back in ,e!vc
hours. He reached tho public buildings
on Broad stree, at five minu, Of twelve
O'Clock, noon, and started on his home
ward journey, at that hour. Ga renching
Darby at one o clock, his feet gave out and
he came the balance of the way in the
cars. He EXPECTS to attempt to walk
again ii wn weeks If tho WAGER can be
ma''e sufficiently tempting, Ho is known
na great pedestrian as he walked some
hity hours without sleep or ret in his
hall in this city, afout two years AGO He
was given reception by some thirty Of
his flends ut Murray's hute), No. 1Oi
East Front street last evening, and except
litt!e soreness about the feet, was all
right,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
{. B. RILEY.

Opening.
Our Spring opening of Tailor.
made suits and Infants wear
Wednesday and Thursday
April 4th and 5th.
Tailor made Suits from
$7.75 to $500.
Silk shirt waists.
Lawn shirt waists.
Infants Caps.
Infants Hats.
Infants Cloaks.
ChiIdren's Reefers.
Easter Gloves.
At rs cents, 9 clasps, beau.
tiful shades of tan.
At 500, 2 clasps and 5 hooks
mades tans, black and states.
The best value we have ever
offered at $1.O0.
At $1.25 3 cIaps, all the lie.
sirable shades for spring.
At $l.50, 8 clasps, new
shades, perfect fit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
With The Pioneers.

Ths Benevolent Pioneer Literary Asso.
ciation at its semi-anruaI meeting last
night elCc cd the following officers
President, G. William Macom; vice.
president, John j. Jordan; recording sec
retary, James j. Corrigan; financial Sec
retaiy. Jo.rph II. Rebman; treasurer,
John j. Finn; captain, Thomas Mona.
CHAN; librarian. j hn j. Kelley
The annual reception of The Outing Club
on Easter Monday night promises to DO
one OF the largest ever held.
A base ball team will be organized dur
ing the coming week.
Tho final games OF the tournament with
the Reilly Lyceun will be played on
Thursday
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
New Pastor for Kinpswood

Rev. L, P. Karholson formerly OF Jack
sonville NY has arrived in our eli y and
yesterday attended the meeting of the
reuchers Assucia ion in company with
Rev. Mr.. Mace with whom he exchanges
pupits. Mr. Mace resigned the position OF
secretary and treasurer, and Mr. Karhol-
son was elected to fill these positions, The
s,socis ion adopted resolutions Of rcgrct
at the departure of Mr. Mace. Mr.. Karbos
san will entsr upon his duties as pas, =
next Sunday, but thus far The membrrs
are barely recOncilcd to his apnointme MT,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Brothers Corpse For His Compan

West thes er, April 2. With a CORPSE
20 his companion, Frances j. Moore Il
Upper Uwchlan, drove -everal miles last
night before discovering the fact. The BODY
was that Of his brother, Leonard X. Moore
Of the same liace, who was prominent
farmer resident OF the locality.
Tho two men hal been Waiting friends
In this place and were on their way home
when Leonard, who WAS subject 10 at
tacks OF heart disease, comp aimed Of be-
ing sleepy. His brother took the rein,
from his hands and. apparently, Leonard
Sum bered. Becoming alarmed finally,
MIR Moore drove to he home Of DR., Price.
of Whitford. who found that Leonard was
dead,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

The project of cultiva ing the vacant
lots in this city has been dropped. Tho
Associated Charities Instituted the project
two years ago,
1lle first year about $50 persons were
partially provided for. Last year tho num-
Der assisted was between $50 and 800.
These people, whose very livelihood de.
pended upon the continuance of the work
will feel It's abnndon msnt very keenly.
and the community will be affected as
well from the fact hat so many needy
people will be unprov ded for.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
To be Ordained

According to the recommendation OF the
Committee Of the Episcopal Diocese OF
Delaware. the ordination OF Rev. Il, Ar
thur Dodd to the priesthood will take
place In St Marks Church. Bowsry, N. Y.
op St. Marks day, the 25th inst. Mr.,
Dodd WAS formerly at St. Andrews 8
Church 10 this city. and is we'll known to
many Of our citizens,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
KILLED ON
THE GRECIAN
A Providence Man Falls
Down a Hatchway and
Death Results.

Herbert s, Horton of Providence, X. l.,
was killed on board of the steamshi .
Grecian yesterday BY falling down u
hatchway. He was known at the yards
of the Harlan and Hollingsworth COM
pany rs George Roberts, No, 1908. He
was employed as u laborer and was not
missed until the foreman OF boiler makers
counted his men and discovered that Rob.
erts was missing. A search revealed tho
mans dead body in the hold beneath one
Of the forward hatchways
Deputy Coroner Giles on searching tho
mans pocket found two letters The first
one revealed he dead nnh S identity and
was as follows:
Wilmington, Dol, Feb. II, 1900.
TO whom it may conccrD
ln case OF sickness or any accident my
name is Herbert S. Horton of Providence,
r ]. Please telegraph A. l. Horton, No
81 Chaplain avenue, or II. k. Maine, 10i
Weybosset street. Of same city. Also for
ward the letter you find with this notice.
For which favor accept many thanks
and collect all expense eitl1er Of the above.
The former being my tAther and the
other being my b:other.in law,
Respectfully, H. s II.
The other letter was directed to the dead
man wife and Is u confession of having
through drink treated her in a cruel man.
y =
ter was written on February l7,three days
before no secured work at the local ship
yard and the writer seems to have had
prem onltion OF his death, and Is as follows
Wilmington, Dell, 2, 15 1900.
My Dear Tiny:
write this letter knowing that may
never SOC you, and something tells me to-
night that my time Is short. 1t is impos-
sible for me to go without begging your
fOrglVness for the cruel wrong l did you
and little Erie. God alone knows how
suffered day and night. Asleep or awake
ou account OF 1t. At night my dreams
have been of you and our once happy
home. Often at your side begging you to
forgive and take me back Every day my
thoughts were Of you and little Erie and
how l could Shake off this terrible curse
and be reunit ii with you anL our boy,
butI have done nothing more than to de.
ecend to tramp, being unable to wlite
cent of money and out of work
on account Of drink. Think of me kindly
once moro II you can, and teach 10 to do
thu same, Could l but hear the one word
forgive ncss' from you and Earl would
die content.
Truly,
(Signed) Herbert
Direct cd to Mrs. II. S. Horton.
Providence, H. ].
Care OF W. W. Devon,
with
Murray, Blanchard and Young.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

WE are glad to see the Whining
mington painters have decided not
to inaugurate d strike. The work.
man is worthy of his hire and
should get the best wages possible
for his employer to give him, but it
should be made through an agree
able arrangement between employ
er and employe. Most employers
in our city are just men and aim TO
do right by their employees. Arbi-
tration is better than strikes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Toll Gate Keeper esigns,

John Saville, who has attended tho Con-
cord toll gate for the past 10 years will re-
tire on Wednesday, when he i'll be sue.
ceesd by VIM. r. Wright. Mr.. Ssvile
has been sick for some time, and being 81
years of aye has thought it best to give
place 10 u younger man. His predecessor
was Henry Baird, who died some 10 years
ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Fresh Delaware Shad.

Powell received this morning conslgn-
ment OF nearly ono hundred prime Della.
ware shad from New Castle, which had
just been landed by fishermen In that
town. In the lot nro some fine large one-
Weighing seven and eight poun Is These
are really fit to make u meal for pIlnce
hey are the first Delaware shad to up
pear in our market, the Others coming
from North Carolina. Virginia and Mary
land. Powell also ha prime lot of her.
ring, rock and other fish,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

A POLITICAL pull does not 60 with
this administration outside the fa-
vored positions where the bars have
been let down to circumvent the
civil service rules. The Every
Evening tells you that Civil Service
is good thing in giving out the
Federal offices, but not so when it
comes to Municipal and State offices.
What makes the difference? In our
State government the Governor has
not appointed one Republican, while
dozens OF Democrats are to-day
holding Office under the Republican
Administration at Washington.
Here's the consistency Of Civil Ser.
vice,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

THE peculiar ending of the man
who went by tine number 1908 at the
Harlan u Hollingsworth Company
shipya ard on Monday afternoon,
should be a warning, as his down
tall was caused by the love Of
drink. That there was a spark of
manhood in him, was shown by the
letters found on his body. His
death, although looking like an ac-
cident, may have been caused by
his own volition, for the tenor OF his
letter showed that he had separated
from his wife, through the love of
drink.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Inquest Held,

Coroner Vandevsr held an inquest last
evening on the body Ut Eliza Price, COL
ored. and verdict Of accidental death was
returned.
Louis Sansono was exhonorated from all
blame In the case of the boy Carmon
Darojolisi who dropped dead on Saturday
and the jury returned . verdict Of dsath
due to heart trouble
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

OTICE-WE, FRANCIS KELLY L. CO.,
occupants Of the store and premises situated
at No. lob Market street in the First ward, Of
the city of Wilmington. county OF New Custlo
application, do he rsby give notice that wa
shall apply in writing to tho Judges Of the
Court Of General tsssions Of the state of Dels.
ware In and for New Castle County. on Mon.
day. the lath day Of May, 1910 for a license for
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than one half gallon. being licensed
retail ers of goods wares an merchandise. tho
aggregate cost value Of whose stock respec.
lively. constantly kept on hand for salo. 10
not less than $500; that such sale Of intoxioa-
ting liquors at the said placeis necessary to
accommodate the public; that 1t 10 the owner
and occupants OF uaid housr, and the true
rental value 10 S8OO. and the following respso.
tntle citizens Of said ward, at least twelve o3
whom are substantial freeholders Of said ward
recon mend the said application. viz: -.
Daniel Mccormick A X SayIor
Daniel McCusker Otto 5obeu
Fred VOL, Sr James Christy
e ] McNanus 81 Baeringer
Jam e. H Harkins Louis scheu
John Aisguire John ii MagaEern
John Bader Thmus Taylor
l. Neumayer Harry Christy
John Wagner Chns hourdon
Bart On Valentine D Bubenzer
John N Gropp So Mccall
James Mccormick VIM Fleming
,Julius G]unthsr DANES Cfos
FRANCIS KELLY s. CO
nal Incorporated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
Street Market fresh lot of fine shad, her
ring, pike, cat fish, hallibut, huddock,
whiteflsh, smeltz. and etc., all Of which
will be cleaned ready for The pan at short
notice and warranted first class. Call
early and got first choice
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
CARD BAsK EFT.

CARD BhSkE
Miss Emma Borrell Of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Mitchell Givison, of Delaware City,
returned home yesterday after visiting
friends in this city.
Police Commissioner J. d. Clarkson 10
recovering from an injury to his knoe, re-
celved while descs ndlng steps.
The Rev. W. l.. s. Murray has been
dslegatcd by tho Wilmington NJ. K. Con.
ieronce t. attend the Ecumenial Confer.
ence in New York.
The Revs. A. N. Kelgwin, J. L. Estlin,
V. ). Collins, and j. q. Pierce, Miss
Grace Stevenson, Alfred Gawtbrop and II.
p Cannon will attend tho National BIZ
blc4l Conference in Washing gton on April
H.
Mrs. Elmer 7. Bye is visiting In New
York.
Martin Kcough of this city, was in West
Chester on Saturday looking after his
business Interests.
Miss Leila Wood! !of, Fern wood, Delaware
county, is visiting her grand parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Willis in West Cheste r.