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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-09
DOTS.

Susan Il. Williams made an address
before II large attendance At tho Frienha'
meeting house, Ninth ana Tatna!l streets,
last nlght uu Palestine"
Members Of Company X, National Gas
nro arranging to place pool tablo in tho
room IL the ArmCry.
On Thursday evening Eext parish re-
ion will be given at IT Johns Church.
under the ausDices OF tho Daughters ot
the King, connected with tho church.
A good boy may find n good place to
learn the painting business at Cooling =
Carriage Works, Fourth and French
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-09

Delaware Snarpey was agreeably SUR
prlsed by MIR. and Mrs. 4. f. Sharploy. Of
Brandywine liundred, Wednesday even =
ing. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. 4. Il. Sharpley, Misses Birdetta
Hickman, Florence Edwards. Gertie
Snarpsy. Bessie Sharpley, Bertha Aspin,
Eva Evans. Mny Nah IN. Eva Smith, Lena
William Batch. V. Walker, Ray Davis.
Ira McNanee, Waiter Gordon. Harlan
O,kln, Delaware shnrplsy Homer Hlok-
man, Edward Sharpley. Walter Wilson.
Howard Wilson, Clark Webster, William
Leach, Walter Tulley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-09

= oSr-ON FEBRUARY /. a COLLIE OF
Il sable, brown and white, me- rF-.-N'
dunn height reward if left at ss---.~--e1A
1904 lancL stur avenue. h'-tl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-09
CASUAL VISITORS.
ENTERTAINED ESDEAvoRERs.

ENTERTAINED ENDhhNohEHS' kznnnh1
The members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of Second Baptist Church were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lane,
1T their home No. SO West street, lust
evening. Those present were: Misses
Mary Martin, Nellie Blankin, Rebeccs
Davis, Carrie Fisher Bertha Pierce, Lilli.
an Moorc Margaret Lane Clara Dill. Ada
B.ake, Mabel Boldly, Louisa MulhauseE.
sophie Mulhausen, Virgie Jones. Louise
Jones, + Samwurth, LDtte Wells, Nellie
Sharpe, May Brown, Ethel Martin. Flor.
.nce Sharp May JONES, Florencs Perkins.
Clara Pyle Anna Thompson. Bella Duntze
Mary Zlns, Lydia l.Is,r, Ethel Morgan.
Helen Bannis Miss Nields, Miss Ellis.
Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs, Il. n. II, Fiaher, Mr.
and Mrs Penny, Mrs Wier. Mrs. j, Bod
dy. Mrs. James Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. White, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. J. Ainsworth,
Esv r. +. Briggs Me,sri. Hubert Shell
don, J ID. Thomas, Edward Brinton.
Jes sic sharpe. {. II. hon, Harry Mulhau-
sen H. Il Bcvan. William Lupton, Ctar.
ence Lane, :. }. Horn. DnnaId Lane, ho-
n,er Gibbs. j. W. Woliett. H. w. Starr,
W. II Williams and Miss English,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-09

Ths'e Is many u slip betweSn q cup and
lip. but Simn's Whitc PuImonic Bnl>am
never lets u cold slip. Depot 6li King
street IS lUG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-09

EOHSALE Farm or 2Io ACRES ApJOIN
r ing Glasgow, Del, known ~ the Squire
Black farm. Apply to Artisans Savings
Bank, 60! Market street, Wilmington. Del
nl.W s.tf
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19
How,s ralsY

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured By Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
We, the nndersigned, have known
2. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfeclly honorable
in all business transactions. and ilnen4
oiAlly able to carry outany allegations
made BY their flrn.
West & TFnsx, wholesale druggists,
Toldo, o.
WaIding KInDau &Maryin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c, per
bottles Sold BY all druggists. Haii's
Family Pills are the best
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

i j. Well to know that DeWitts Witch Haze
salYs VIII heal burn, and stop the ain at
once, II VIII cure eczema and skin diseases
and ugly wounds and sores. IL is a certain
cure for piles. Counterfeits may be offered you
See that you get the original DeWitl's Witch
Hazel ssiYe. W, J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

Tortaring skin eruptions, burns and
sores, are saothed at once and prompt
" healed By applying DeWit,'s Witch
Hazel SsiTe, the best known cure for
piles. Beware Of worthless counter
feits. W. j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19
Is ii aoRaEousLY BOUND

seSi-.s - = y - ~ - - - -
Work Of art has just nsaaned at an
outlay Of over 100000, Tor which the
publishers desire . Manager 10 this
county also ! good solicitor; good
pay to the right party. Nearly 100
fnll-page engravings, sumptuous pa
per. illuminated covers and bindings j
over 200 golden Iilies in the Morocco
biudingsi nearly 80 golden rosea n
the cloth bindings. sells At sight i,
presses rnnning day and NIGHT, so
great Is the sale. Christian men ano
women making fortunes taking orders.
Rapid promO.ieus. one Christian wo-
man made clear $500 10 four weeks,
taking orders among her church 40
quaintsnces aud friends Write uss
II may lead to permanent position
10 manage our business and look after
our large correspondence, which you
can attend to right at your home. Ad-
dress J. A. knight, Secretary, Coroo-
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19
is GETTING
IT IN SHAPE.
Mr.. UaChen is Losing
No Time.
BIRMINGHAM : BRUNSWICK
There Seems No Doubt but
Lat the VIEW Road
eIssi "a 10.

4 letter received f5om Colonel Ma I
chen BY BrunawieA.aA y4aferday
brings some very encouraging news
about the railroad to BiFmingham.
From the tone OF Col. Machen's let
ter there seems 10 Be- no doubt about
the success 81 the project which means
so much to Brunswick.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

Most exquisite line OF Hats ever
shown in Brunswick will be seen at
Mics Kate slater's next Tuesday and
"Wednesday, October 70 and "a.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

This is the season when mothers are
alarm8d on account Of Group. II 10
quickly cured By One Minute Cough
Cure, which children liketo take. W,
J., Butts.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19
ran buildi3g, opposite United States
Treasury, Washington, D. G.

Rubber Stamps,
Seals, Stencils,
Badges. Check Protectors.
Numbering Machines,
Steel and Brass Dies,
Steel Log stamps, etc.
WILL 3. FAM, Agent.
312 Newcastle street.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

4 have always used Foley's Honey and Ter
cough medicine and think Il the best in tho
WORLD says chas Bender,a newsdealer Of Erie
Pa. Take no substitute. W Butts
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

Lameness in the muscles and joints
indicates rheumatism. Don't daily
with it minnie. Take Hoods sarss-
parilla and cure it.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

Piease acknowledge receipt OF cneek
herewith on National Bsnk Of Bruus-
wick for $3.50. cover mt Of
collections adyi.ed sEas 'sss as
on Thursday next 4
maks further report
tance Of the additi SIN Ahsn
colleoteds Auu certifying Tor enroll
msnt the names Of membsrsTsmitting
dues up to that time. Yours truly,
or. GooDYRAR, Ja.,
Collecting Agent.
Brunswick, Ga !, Oct. Is, 1900.
/ hereby acknowledge receipt Of
above letter, containing check for $3.50
and will Immediately enroll the names
gwen therein as mslnbsrsof the Board
Of Trade Of Brunswick, Ga.
CD. oce,
Secretary Board Of Trade, Brunswick.
It's probable that a meeting viii be
called at an early date, aud then the
Board Of Trade will get down to work
in earnest.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19
Report Of Collector c.
?. Goodyear, j,
H is VERY ENCOURAGING
So Ear He Has Collected
a Neat Sum "A Good
Beginning.

Mr.. 9. r. Goodyear, Jr., wbe was
selected to collect dues irom'the new
members of the board Of Trade, has
done veil, as the following report will
show:
Brunswick, Ga, OCT. 18Th, 1909.
MIC. D. ogg, Secretary Board Of
Trade, Brunswick, Ga:
Dear Sir TIE following gentlemen
having paid their annual dues Of $500
are entitled, under the action Of the
meeting recently held, to be enrolled
By you as members Of the Board Of
Trade Of Brunswick.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
Sriri ans Gbina.
SSas Gin amerifanii9er Sploat
iibcr oas oprtise 9cben su
iasem bat.

SObn ). McNeliis, eiit bier fiir 6is
armee in China ansewortener SoIoot,
ser in elmer Satterie oes orittcn artil-
lerie &egiments bient, idrsibt in einem
aus Sien Sin pom 80. gltguit Oatirten
sriefe an ieine SeriuanOtsn @a4Iteben-
oes:
g9i: 5teT:5e eiaot II eaasi4 III
5riima,er seid]ofcn. Gs rsfy, c>t
mir bier3er tamen, eilis f.asc6:i3c
5@la4t seipiitet baOsn. lnier Sa9or
lit neben elmer altris1 aineiil4en
Morsue. 9lm Sage it Die SiBe
ibredIi3, ober Die gGdte fno bibi6
tiibl. Gs wimmelt bier f0rmlib bon
Soloaten uno Nfatroien peri9ieoener
glationen. S9le3t lit es nur I'M oas
gSaIIer beitelt. 98ir miiIen alles
g8aller fir unieren Gebrau6 an einem
beitimmteu Yias boien, no es uorber
9ereinigt piro. Gs hieBt swar an
unIerem 9ager Elm 6luB OOr6ci, aber
mir biirfen uns ni9t sinmul burin
lOal9en; Oenn BON 3ett ju 3eit tann
man beoba9ten, pie cine Gbineien=
lei5e pon Der Str5mun9 fOrtgetrieben
piro.
Die fleincn Sapaneien iinb feline
0eute uno tie baben uas Iebr 9erne.
SD babe mir cinen BON Snosrn 9efo1t=
senen Sorer angeieben; es mar ein
srintmis ausiebenoer 0eioe. Ser Serl
miro beute 9lbenb bel Sonnenuuter9ans
eri6oiIen weroen unO i'd mill es mir,
no m0slia, anieben. 6Iiesen unO
Mostitos biloen bier cine Idredliae
Ylase. gSenn bies ni3t p6re, 10
t0nnten mir giabts gut i9lafen, aber
tie MAIDEN uns oas 9e6er iouer. Oas
9anb bier lit niebris unb fla9, 0ii9el
s;ebt es ni9t. Sie Stabt wimmeIt
fOrmli9 pOn 9unoen, piele &oter wer-
oen BON ben SOleaten Suiammen9e-
tnogt. Sie ensliI9en SOIOnten iino
iebr freuaoli9 sesen uns. lille @bi-
neien bier iino re9uIdre StIauen, Die
li9, pie 6unoe, obi9inben miihen.
Die 0inous ols GoIoater madsn einen
| icbr 9uten Ginorud, lie iinb sroB,
idlant uno bunteI unO iuie sum Sol
oatenleben se'daTen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
SnoianapOlis, Suo. sunntag, ben IA. Sftober 1900.

pGs erfiillt mein 9erS nit StolS uno
Sergniigen, an hie Spite iol9' ous9e=
5eidneter Sruppen geitellt 5u Weroen,
Die i3on in 10 belbenboTter @eiie ibre
Srapour unO Sapferteit beiuieien baben.
Sd peiB iebr iOObl, boB i3 nit elmer
iebr ibpierigen 9lufgabe betraut NOR
ben bin, ober ib babe troboem Die feite
lle6er5eu9ung, onB es nit 0iilfe bieIer
erprObten Sruppen raid uno ii9er 9e=
lin9en miro, Oas mir por9eitedte 3iel
su errei9en, na9Oem Die Mannl9aften
nur unter einem einSisen 6iibrer iteben.~
Gin gSint oes Mitaoo.
9Oto ma, 13. Oft. Sn ieiner
Nntport auf oas S3reiben oes 6ineii=
I4en &aiiers 9pang-Bu i9ld9t Oieiem
Der @titaoo Dor, ieine bigotten &atb-
geber flr5er @anO sum Seuiel 81 io9en
bagn werOe Die Situotion gleib ein
anoeres 6eiibt betommen.
@iIl BEN Gj0r ieben.
2 +. 9eters burg, 13. Oft. =
Ser beige 6ineiIi3e 6eian0te bat Die
5toot UerluiTcn uno bat i'd, wie man
8laubt, nn3 Ser &rim begeben, I'M Oer
&aiier ST Ipre9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
Ser Wcaera4a:3ipalt ocss
SbiD, sssairf g. 3ssonz
nett, erfldrt ii6 fir
SrDam.
Die Re9iitrirun9 in 11erp norf.
@siliiOnar WsDies ). Gbaie pon
SafaDette aas Yaris pers
ibiunnSen.
Seine SdnlO6eweiic in Ger Gbitagoer
Serii6crungsi6pinbel slngc=
legenbeit.
9leuer g trett in St6t.

9euer Streit in Si3t.
GIpooo, Sno., 13. DIT. Staots
grbeiter 9OmmiiIGr Mc@ormad mar
bier, I'M Die SiiferenSen swii6en Den
SeIisern uno Maiainiiten Der Sle9fa-
briten in Glipooo, 9lnoerlon uno anbe=
rem Stdoten Snoiana's gu i5li9ten.
@ei9dftsIeiter 6OIbimitb BON Der
american Sin Ylate 60. weieert iih
enti6ieben Die Union Der Mai6iniften
ansuertennen. Die MaI6inilten sebo=
rem benz Yerbaa5 Der arbeiter iS0oera=
ton oil unS penn ibre Sel6perben
feline Serildli9tisun9 finben, 70 biirfte
Die 6ooeration einen allsemeinen aus=
ltano anoronen.
gSiLI fir Srpan itimmen.
olumbu 8, o., Is. DIT. Srant
q. N1onnett, Gr=Seneralanwalt BON
Ohio, tets Elm &epublitaner, bat lib
beute in elmer offenen 0eriamntIuns FIR
Srpan ertl0rt. Gr iagt, oaB er mic
oerbolt oerIu6t babe lpibrsub ieiner
glmtsSeit seser Srufts geri6tli5 por-
sugeben, iei aber ie6esmal bur6 Sie
&epdblitaner, oarunter aud Sunoes
SenatOren, sebinbert poroen. Gr bdlt
Die Sruits fiir cine sroBs Gefabr, pel=
der MIR burd Grtp6bluns bes oemotro=
tilben Sitets oor9e6eu9t weroen tann.
0esbalb mill er Srpan tbattrdfti9 un=
teritiiben.
q EN- 0Ort's ct immen 81 c 8 l.
itrirun9.
giew0ort, Is. Oft. Die Gegi=
! itrirune Der Stir,tmen bate foIgcaoes
! Ecae5nib:
sleiu gort 14S ,O2S scscn 139 ,225
IN 1895.
grootipn 1852 sesea 9O,1S5 in
1895.
Gi5mono 4,776 sssen S,O2S in
1896.
Queens Borough lo,297 sessn 5O8s
in 1896.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
Rdtbielbaftea@ esi4ptnben.

d a tb ietb aftes 9 er i3winOen.
Rem 3 Off, 13. Oft. 9tug 9dri8
tommt Die &unoe uon Dem rat1iclbaTten
@erI8Dinoen 6es Ntiaionars ltoIcs
6OwIcr GbaIe uon 9afaDstte, SnO. Gr
bate Tb in einem Vri0at= SrrencIpl be-
funoen, luobin ibn ieinc 3onte, Grau
Subme aus Cincinnati, byn3te. Seine
6nnlilte WOllte Oie 9(n9eIegenbeit isines
6eiItes6efunOes Dor oos 0eri5t brinecn.
MS S6ritte 9etban tpurOen, Sen Mann
aus Der GnitOlt 5u rebmen, OerI3panO
er pI0bIi3 in rdtbiel5after g9ciIc uno
man peiB ni8t, po5in cr ge6ra8t
pOrOen lit.
9ctne 9 6ulbbepetie.
G5tcogo, IS. Oft. Die Ge-
5cimpoIi3iten pel8e BEN m97tcri6ien
SOB Oon Mtarie 0eicn6a3 unO Ocn oa=
NH oerOuHoeReH SerNDerNA9s lolO lHoel
unteriuben, 9e6en su, Oa6 Bic bis5cr
gefunOcaen Spuren DcrtD.0s iiaO.
9libt Ser 9erin9ite 9erOcig 9eacn Oie
Oerbafteten Or. llnger, s. g8OgIaaO
9ropn unO S. s.. Smilep tonnte bis-
lang gefunOen DerOen un0 lie t0nn2n
Der GrmOrOung BON Sri. 9eFsnbat5 ni3t
ge;ieBen DerOen, auBer, bic Yolbei
fnoet before Ssioeiie fiir ole Saulo
Ser GrpGbnten. Selbf 8eosiic fir
Die Seridp0ran9 sum Setru9 Der Ser
ii1euln9s =8eielllbaiten t5nnsn inter
ben jesi9en llmltdnoen nibt erbraat
wer0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14

9ln9el angie . TN p + i9iffe.
Soutb q mpt II, IS. DIT. @ln=
Gelangt o6rieori5 Der @roBe" BON Hew
Nort mad Sremen.
Soomburg, IA. Oct. rGOiumbia
pon 9leru Yort.
rSul9aria" pom 9leu 9Ort.
stown, 13. Oft. yGam=
pania4 pon Hew 9Ort mad GiOerpOOl
q 10 y ort, 13. Oft. st. Yaul"
uOn SOutbamptOn.
r9ucania" oon 9iuerpOol.
nSeutItlanO" oOn 9umburs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
gto. 26

Gin5elne Oreiiers uno Gbiifoniers.
ssene yirSsGpe Staple 9rsers reireie Sheen &:s5 90
$500, $4,000; eIesantc 3Rabagoup OrsderS $23Osl
$500, $500, S95. 90.
@dte Nabagonp Gbiffoniers.. 822.5O tat 5000
9irSs.gpe Maple ebioniers ....... $22.5O TAFT 5000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
ER Die Gipiloienif-9om million

@- Die GioilOienIf-&ommiIi iIion
balt am %. Ottober bier DiIIenidaft=
li9e unS ts9niibe graminationcn ob.
glppliIaiiouea iOllea lofort ein9ereibt
Der5en.
= @r5f:ts gas:pebi ton SGwitts
blnnea nise sYloraiarbcit fir
Sraiiansen, 0eanrtstaSe, SdliaRa
fcierfia)scitcm,, g:.o aaoere frDb>
li1e GrsigE;iTs, fo.uie gecigacte
@lnmsn fir @ecroisnnee,,.
Sertermnnm Bros,
241 @saffa6uietts 9lbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
Sln tanbe Seutc.

Cine rei5e Dame, 9ebeilt BON ibrer
Saubbeit uno Dem Saulen i'm &opfe
our9 9r. gii9olion's tinitIi9e Gar
Drums" CAB $4,000 fiir ieine sln=
italt, oamit Sallbe, Die mittellOs lino
oieie frei erbolten t0nnen. 9lorelie
2713 c The Nicholson Institute,
$50 Eight Ave, New York.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14

Sd FcsFre MID ;lir S.nutniB ~ briuscr,
not -, S-S -ltbcf-1rl1te
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14
7feine parlor 1llobel.
2Iett, fiin1fleriSd2, oauerbaft = 70 biaie.

Oas betrif Senbune 5aufeahIsn aus @oIbtie
ooer &GbGscnp 6inlb Sabcl poer SeoerliB, nitc Sao
GoIiib Gin Ornament fur Tnrlp 3bot9e S reri9ie
bene Guiter sur SSabl Gin 9Ru pe-sauft r $500 GO h
es it's aus soerb SIcs mpresa Sbre sSabi vvIuV
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-14

Gines Der ,,Sirrt" MoSeue, bas mir
seigen, lit aus i6par;em San,ntt nit
ipeider erapirter Srone unb nit SPIT
Ten NppIique iiber ben Tanb, belest
nit blauem 9anne Santnrt uno Stabl
Ornament. &Oitete $500 con nm
unier Sreis ilt..... VLUIUU
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-08
AT THE FALMOUTH.

The Falmouth hotel has an unusually
large number Of bang and other So
cial events booked for his month. Among
those OF local interest are dinners of the
Beta society on Friday. the Portland La
dies Whist club. Monday morning, the
Daughters of the American Revolution
In the afternoon and In the evening the
Lincoln club banquet The Bates alumni
hold their annual dinner at the hotel on
the 33d and the University Of Maine grad
as ties on the l7td.
Several prominent society women nrs
arranging . benefit for the Salvation
Army to be given in the hotel psrlors In
the near future. One Of the entertainers
will be Miss Mary McCobh.
Landlord Nunns also has In prospect
for the next few weeks several private
dinners on = very elegant scale.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-08
THE TROOP SAILORS.
Their Cases VIII Again be Heard In
Court.

The legal troubles Of the five sailors Of
the British schooner Mary A. Troop are
not yet ut an end and the settlement
of their case will probably not DO reached
for several daya
Yesterday NOR ming Dennis A. Msaher,
ESQ, the counsel for ]. A. Svensson,
Harry Fredrikson. John Johansen,
Guichard Bierre and John W. Pratt who
were held by United States Commissioner
Bradley to be dessrters at q hearing sew
sral days ago, applied for writ OF
habsas corpus for these men. hearing
on this application of Mr.. Meshor was
had before Judge Putnam In the fore
noon. Mr.. Meahsr raised the point that
the application which the British consul
had made to the Commissioners was fatally
defective as IL was neither In accordance
with the treaty of ~ or with the require
ments OF the law.
Tho court sustained the contentious of
Mr.. Msaher. Then Consul Heating gave
notice that he would make another appli-
catiun for holding the i've men and that
be would take proper care to see that the
application should be drawn up In the
On rect form.
The five sailors have been prisoners at
the polios station sinos January eth.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-08
PER0NALS.

Miss Henrietta bennett Rice returned
Monday night from Boston.
Miss Fsssett and Miss Fletcher are In
Boston. studying music with whitney.
L. L. Hastings, Esq who has been In
town for several days, returned TO his
home in Frysburg yesterday morning by
the early train over the Mountain d.
vision.
On Monday evening Miss Clarice
Laughliu OF Atlantic street gave most
enjoyable goodbye" party for Mr..
James r. Laughlin, son Of Mr.. A. W..
Laughlin, who is soon to 60 to Rhode
Island. There was bountifully spread
table, games old and new, good wishes
for the future and regrets for the pleas
ant relations about to be severed.
Mrs. George Averill Tolman Of Dover.
n. H.. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
Herbert Brook Of Lonsfellow square.
: Hon. George ID. Bisbee Of Rumford
Falls and Hiram W. Kicker Of Poland
Spring, were at the Falmouth yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-08
All UNDER WOOD.

The Ladiss' Aid Of the st. Lawrsncs
Congregational church with their hus.
bands and gentlemen members Of the par
isb went to Underwood Spring PARK In
two special cars last evening whers they
enjoyed . supper and social evening. The
party numbered fifty persons and left
the city ct 6.15 O'Clock returning at late
hour we'll satisfied with their evenings
outing.
Brief addresses were made ny several OF
the party. During the evening several
10 usical and literary selections were
rendered by members Of the party.
A private party Of about twenty-five
persos enjoyed lunch and social even
ing at the casino. The party left the city
about four O'Clock returning early In the
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-08
DISTRICT MINISTER.
IAL ASSOCIATION.

The semi-snnual meeting OF the Port
land District Ministerial Association will
be held 10 Chestnut Street church next
week Wednesday and Thursday.
The Portland District of the Maine
Conference IL under the oare Of Rev.
Z. D. Thayer. ID. ID Of this city.
There are "a ministers IN charge Of
the 10 churches Of the district. These
churches have a total mem hership Of
4, 237 members and 42S probationers. The
whole church property Is valued at 81; G, 9t0'
In their Sunday schools are 6s4 oflicsrs
and teachers and 8, ls4 scholars.
This district lies almost entirely to the
south and west Of Portland. Including
westbrook, Biddefori Saoo, Berwick and
all the towns to the New Hampshire
line. Nearly all of the preachers on the
district will be present at the convention
accompanied by their wives. Some Of
the class leaders and other prominent
officials are also expected.
On Wednesday evening the ladies Of the
city churches Will provide banquet In
the Chestnut street vestry to which all
the preachers and their wives will bs In
vited guests.
Rev. DR.. Thayer will preside and in
troduce Mr.. Il. y. Everett Of this city.
who will act a. toastmastsr. The speak
ern of the evening will be Rev. DIR. A. s.
Ladd, Presiding Elder Of the Lewiston
District, Hon. Joseph A. Locke Of this
city, and Rev. DIR. Il. 8. Stacpkols OF
A ugusta.
Thursday forenoon the preachers will
hold q private session In the chapel when
several papers, dealing with needed re-
forms In the polioy Of the church, will be
presented by prominent pastors. Al the
same time the class leaders will hold q
public meeting In the church. The class
msetipg will be disc usssd by we'll known
laymen. MIR. Y. III. Strout Of this city
will preside, and an address to laymsn
win be made by Rev. DIR. Upham Of
Madison, N. ]. At the afternoon session
there will be three notable addresses
Professor II. W. Conn of the Chair Of
Science Of Wesleyan University, Middle
town, Conn.,, will speak on New Studies
In Protoplasm." Prof. Conn as teacher
and author has won enviable distino-
ton, and the public may expect treat
In his p rssentation Of this topic. Rev
W. II. Berry, Secretary OF the State Civic
League will speak on his speciality. Dr.
Upham will give an address to the preoh-
era.
4 In the evening there will be lecture
that has elected most favorable criticism
! In various cities where 1t has been given.
The topic will be: "The Dsbt We Owe
QUE Methodist Fathers" The lecturer
will he Rev. s y. Upham, ID. ID. DR..
Upham has teen known for years ss one
Of the foremost pulpit orators in New
England. He has filed some Of this most
conspicuous pulpits in Boston, Lynn and
Worcester. The public may be sure Of a
rare pleasure next Thursday night