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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-23
All knitters and those con-
templating taking up the.
work should read about
Golden Fleece yarns in our
adj. today. Boston Store

II there Is any one who believes
the gold standard II . good thing
that IL must be maintained.
warn him not to cast his vote for
me. because promise him it Will
not be maintained in this country
longer than I an able to get rid of
ff-Hon. William jennings Bryan
Knoxville. Tenn. Sept. 16. 1896
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-23

New York. Oct 23-The steamer
Kaffir Prince has just taken to Buenos
Ayres another large cargo of manu-.
featured goods. among which figure
principally upwards of ST.. ZOO worth
of agricultural implements, S10.505 of
steel rails, more than $4,000 of
manufactured iron and equally as
large consignments of electrical mate
rial
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-23

Carbondale. Ills, Oct 23-Coal pro
duction in this state, which avera ged
little more than 1900. 900 tons an
nually during the Cleveland admins
tration, has reached an average Of 81
100000 tons annually during the Nc
Kinley regime. Wages for digging
coal were forced down to % cents per
ton by Democratic depression, but
they have now mounted as high as
40 cents per ton
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-23
New National Ranks.

Washington. Oct. pa statement
just prepared by the comptroller of
the currency shows that applications
have been approved, under the act of
March IA, 1900, for the organization
of 496 new national banks. with a
total capital of 81. 505, 900. OF this
number 313 will have a capital of less
than $4,000 each.
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Foreign Demand for CoaI.

Chicago, Oct 23-W p. Rend. prob
ably the largest individual coal OBJ
orator in Chicago. is just home from
Europe where he has been Investigate
ing the foreign market for American
coal. He says: Il took great many
foreign orders. There is great mar
ket for our coal opening up in England
and Europe The only fault find is
that there are not enough ships to
supply the demand. We need more
American vessels"
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The Steam.hfnIine.

Chicago, Oct 23.-J. T. Harahan
second vice president of the Illinois
Central Railroad company, is at work
on arrangements for a new line of
steamships sailing from New Orleans
to South American ports They ar.
needed owing to our trade expansion
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Standard prints only 81
yd. l.. NJ. Jones & Co

More new clOaks arriving
daily. Our buyer is now in
the market sending home
additional styles.
Boston Store.
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For sprains, swellings and lame
ness there is nothing so good as
Chamberlain Pain Balm. Try it.
For sale by A. G. Luken 4 Co., and
Curme 4 Co., druggists
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Exports of Hardware,

San Francisco. Cal, Oct 23-The
increasing exports of American hard
ware to the Philippines. to China and
10 Australia, are becoming phenomena
There is no foreign market using as
much American hardware as Australia
Every steamer leaving for there takes
thousands of dollars worth of hard
ware specialties, and leading import
firms at Sydney and Melbourne have
their representatives in this marke,
who buy hardware almost exclusively
in large quantities.
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Peoples EXCHANGE.

n DyERTI6KAKHro under the head !.
hWAntod S:szattocas RAse or female hsIr
wanted Lost when mot exoescing four HEes
aoarto1FBEE in thee col11na
Al @sds'' for Raj Ess&.s Szlss, Houses 4
Rent Financial, and AtsoceIlaueoc
Eants inserted for 8 csnts . fans Zach inssrsfo
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Not how low in price, but
how good in quality is our
rule. Boston Store.

]. W. Koogle, fire, tornado and &C
cident insurance, real estate, houses
o rent. 10 north tenth street.
20-Sat-tueS-tf
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Brussels carpets 48c yd
this week. L. M. Jones & Co

Cures Group, sore throat, pulmo-
nary troubles-Monarch over pain
of every sort. DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil.
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For SALE-Sweet cream and mill
at any time and in any quantity
HusSon S grocery, corner thirteenth
and Main. 23-3t
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The travelling Man Again.

Chicago, Oct. 23.-Chicago business
men continue to write to local papers
refutlng Democratic charges that the
travelling man is not prosperous j.
w. Butler, president of the j. w. But
Ter Paper company, says:
las compared with four years ago.
we have increased the number of our
travelling men about % per cent Our
sales in the country have increased
about one-third in amount to what
they We're four or five years ago and
the collections also are very much i'm
proved.
Relative to the political aspect, l
find that none of our travelling men,
with the exception of one or two Will
vote for the Bryan ticket the coming
election"
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Indiana and Ohio weather.

WAsHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 23.-
For Indiana: Fair Wednesday proba
bly, preceded by showers in the north
this afternoon or tonight. Slightly
cooler tonight.
Ohio-Fair tonight and Wednes-
day
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FoR SALE-Good cook stove and
extension table, heap Inquire SIS
north 6 street.
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For good goods at reason
able prices always visit the
Boston Store.
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hallway Emp Dyes Prosper.

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. 23.-The
nineteenth annual convention OF the
American Street Railway association,
just adjourned here, shows the pros
porous condition of street railway prop
critics throughout the United States.
The association itself is prosperous.
Ii formerly carried deficit of 500. 900.
and now has bank balance of 1900
over and above all Indebtedness. In
vestors in street railway properties
are receiving annually over $4,000, zoo
in dividends and interest. Salaries
and wages amounting to S260. 600. 900
per year are distributed among 300. 600
employees, and the amount and num-
Der are Increasing monthly. President
Roach in his annual address, said:
The last year has been period Of
notable activity and healthy progress
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SroRAGK-Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. IF
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Carps t sale this week, bar-
gains. L. M. Jones & Co.
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Golden Fleece yarns have
no superior. We are the.
agents for Richmond. BOs-
ton Store.
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REDUCED COST OF LIVING.
Compared with 1860 Ii Is Fully Is Pei
Cent Less.

HSVV q
Cent Less.
New York Oct. 23-LeSlie's Week
" has been making some extended
inquiries into prices now as compared
with forty years ago. Cost of living
: less in the United States today than
was in 1860. Carefully compiled
statistics show that articles costing
slno then cost only $75 now. Com
.noditits consumed generally by fami-
lies. such as hreadstuffs. sugar, rice.
salt, boots and shoes and silk and rub
her goods wooden and cotton goods are
considerably cheaper now than they
We're thirty years ago. All manufac-
tured goods, with hardly an exception,
are cheaper mainly because of i'm
proved processes Of manufacture. which
enable the maker To reduce the cost
10 the lowest point
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Republicans Garry All The
Doubtful States With the
Exception Of Ken
lucky.
Swept Things Coming and Going
The Republicans VIII Control
the House by Good
Working Majority.

New York, Nov 7.-PoIitical
headquarters in this city aud State
are being abandoned, and the
campaign of 1900 is now history.
The official returns as received
are not materially changing the
results, and McKinIey's plurality
at midnight remains approximate :
ly l45, 600 in the State. John B
Stanchtield. the Democratic nomi
nee for governor, ran ahead of his
party's presidential electors, but
O'DeIFs plurality still remains
about 100, 200.
Both houses of the State legis-
lature are Republican by large
plurality.
FUsIoNIsTS CLAIM NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Neb, Nov 7.-Demn-
cratic National Committeeman
Dahlman this afternoon stated
that the Nebraska Legislature
VIII be fusion by IL majority;
that the fusion State ticket is
elected by about 5000 majority,
and that the Bryan electors win
by 1900.
Republicans are inclined to
concede the Legislature on the
face OF the present returns but
they alleged fraud in Douglass
and Omaha aud will contest. So
far the returns show gains in the
Legislature of Is Nom bers for the
fnslon'st over two years ago.
The fusion managers now pro.
pose to have the legislature elect
Bryan United States senator to
succeed Thurston from that State
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, S g, Nov THE
board of State canvassers will not
meet and announce the official
count until the 18th inst. The
Democrats won by large maiori,
ty in Beaufort, the only county
in which there was q Republican
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The only Republican Congress
man from Texas has been repiaced
by u Democrat.
WISCONSIN.
Gen Bryant, chairman of the
Republican State committee, to-
day changed his claims of plurality
slightly from those given out last
night, placing his latest estimates
at 100, COO for both national and
State tickets.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wsst Virginia has gone Repub-
lican by from y, ,OO0 to 1000
majority. The entire State ticket
Is elected. The congressional
delegation is solidIy Republican.
The legislature is Republican in
both branches, 20 to 25 majority
on Joint ballot, lnsur!ng re Cleo
tion of Senator EIkins.
Seventy four precincts out of
1853 in Nevada give Bryan 3,977;
Mckinley 3,3O7. At this rate
Bryan will have a majority of
$500.
CALIFORNIA.
The majority for Mckinley in
California continues to grow and
the Indications are that it will
reach 40, 200. Tho Republicans
have elected all seven congress.
men. The legislature is Republic
can by a majarity of %.
INDIANA.
A plurality of anywhere from
rs, 900 to 32, 600 for the Republi-
Nhl haJlOlIdl llChcJ Il9 eiGCllOn OF
Col W L Durbin, Republican, to
the governorship; the election of
the entire State and Marion county
Republican ticket; nine and per-
haps ten out of 13 congressman,
and the election of a legislature
that will have Republican ma,
Jority Of 40 on joint ballot, is a
summary in brief of yesterdays
battle at the polls in Indiana.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN.
The additional returns received
today confirm the report sent out
last night the Democrats carried
the State by about 10000 and
elected their candidates in every
congressional district.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The vote of Massachusetts,, re,
turns having been received from
every city and town, is as follows:
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are both much less than those
hiterto claimed for the Democratic
candidates, but the remaining
precincts are for the most part
Democratic and are expected to
increase these mJorltics.
WASHINGTON.
About one half of the total vote
of the State of Washington has
been reported and shows McKin-
Icy q, SAL. McKinIev's MAORI
ty in the State will he close to
10000.
MICHIGAN.
Returns from the State up to
10 o'clock tonight give Mckinley
plurality of 90, SIS and Col A T
Bliss, the Republican candidate
ioi SpN lpl, w. OOJ.
In 1896 McKiuIey's plurality
in Michigan was 5G,17O. The
Republicans have increased their
majority in the legislature on
Joint ballot bv seven.
The entire Michigan congress-
ional delegation is Republican.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Eight hundred and fortv.one
precincts out of the total Of l,15O
in South Dakota, give Mckinley
s-plurality of II, IA.
MONTANA.
Fuller returns show Bryan's
plurality will be from 15, 900 to
IS, 600 and Gov Toole leads the
Democratic State ticket with from
5000 to 5000 votes to spare.
The Legislature, which will elect
two United States Senator's, is
Democratic from fifteen to twenty
votes on joint ballot.
NEW JERSEY.
With six counties incomplete
the latest returns from New Jer>
sey show that McKirley's plurali-
ity So, 92O. The Republican plur-
ality in 1896 was 1902.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Complete but unofficial returns
give Mckinley 2S7,73 plurality
in Pennsylvania.
VERMONT.
Two hundred and twenty cities
and towns give Mckinley 40, 6O3;
Bryan IL, 461.
TEXAS.
Last nights estimate of 49,
600 majority for the Democratic
ticket is about correct, as indica-
ted by the returns 30 far received.
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- Yours i'm ssown Prices.
| HE g NS0N CASH STORE

yesterday S contest was IA, 146,
with Il probability that the official
count will swell the total to IS. =
600 or more.
OHIO.
Democratic State chairman had
no statement to give out tonight.
Republican State Chairman Dick
said:
"Unotfcial returns received
from 81 of the IS counties, war;
rant the claim of 10000 for Nc
kinIey and we elected II of the
II Congressman, a gain of .. The
estimates on the fom missing
counties make the plurality about
10 600 or net Republican gain
OF about %, 600 over the vote of
1896. The Republicans gained IN
II counties and Democrats in II.
most of the Democratic gains be
ing in Cleveland, Cincinn, ii and
Toledo. The total vote in Ohio
yesterday was about LOO. 600.
the largest ever cast in the State.
The Republicans carried all of the
close or doubtful congressional
districts.
FLORIDA
The official returns from 33S
precincts out of CO.. in the State
received up to midnight tonight
show the Democratic presidential
electors received 1880 votes to
the Republican electors 5000.
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina gives Bryan a
majority of not less than 30, 900.
The next delegation from this
Sta.e will coptaln seven Demo-
Gratis and two Republicans. In
the Democratic primary + Sim.
mons was chosen United States
senator over Gen Carr by so, 900
majority.
MISSOURI.
The result of the vote in Kansas
City is slight Republican gain
over that of 1896. McKinley's
plurality is 1,63S and Florr, the
nominee for governor, received n
of 1,544. McKinley's
plurality in 1896 was 1868.
KENTUCKY RETURNS TO THE DEMO.
CRATIC PARTY.
Louisville, Nov. 7.-Tonight
The Courier>Journal, with returns
from 1,7o0 out of l, sS4 precincts
In Kentucky, puts Brvan's ma
jority at 5000 and Beckham's 8
(Dem. at 1000. These majoritiss
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129; Bryan 2S, 1863.
GEORGIA
Bryan's majority in Georgia is
about 40,
ALABAMA
The vote was light in Alabama.
The Republicans have carried
several counties As general
thing, the negroes did not vote.
The Democratic majority will be
40,
TENNESSEE
The total vote cast in Tennessee
will fall 20 per cent under that of
1896 and Bryan will carry the
State by 5000 to 80, 900 votes.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Republican minority in the
State on both the gubernatorial
and national tickets will be u.s.,
600.
LOUISIANA.
Bryan S majority IN the city and
State probably will be in excess
of 10000.
Nc RTH DAKOTA.
The Republican plurality in
North Dakota will be 10000 to
IL OOO. There is no question
about the election of all the State
ticket and the congressman at
large, and there have been large
Republican legislative gains. In
the State judiciary the returns
show the election of a Republican
to the supreme bench.
IOWA.
Scml oihclal r9turns from Sc of
the 90 counties in the State give
the Republicans 2G5, ,966; Demo
Gratis 81, ,54S; plurality 1877, AIS.
The other 13 counties at the same
ratio will increase the Republi-
can plurality to slightly more
than 100000. Every Repubi-
can candidate for congress is
elected.
KANSAS.
Partially complete returns show
that Mckinley has IA plurality of
rs, 900 in Kansas and that the Re,
pu blican State ticket is successful
by a plurality of probably 5000
less. The Legislature will be Re-
publican In both branches.
THE LOST MARYLAND.
With scattered precincts in
various counties of the State to
hear from, Msryland's plurality
for Mckinley and Roosevelt in
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Iork, Baltimore, Philadelphia and EIese~ here.

best >neRing at fine GOOD hs
tick GOOD Il ut
best grades of caicoes at 4 and higher
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Nov On an in
creased vote Bryan has made con-
siderable gains in Rhode Island.
Mcklnley's plurality is estimated
at about $4,000.
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ticket for county offices. Two
amendments to the State cOnsIi
tuition were voted for Yesterday
and were carried with very little
opposition, but one of them, per
mitting four cities to be EXEMPTED
from the law making S per cent
over the value of all taxable prop
erty the limit for municipal hond-
ed Indebtedness, will doubtless
fail to be enacted lecau,e of n
fatal Typographical error in the
printed Joint resolution of the
Legislature and printed ballot.
Because of this error the proposed
amendment will have to be re>sub-
mltted to the people two years
hence.
ILLINOIS.
u" io'"i IN lilS iIIOIuln0 make
Mcklnley's plurality 100, 600 in
State. Returns from congress
lonal districts mp to II late hour
Indicated the election of II Re-
publicans and ten Democrats.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Nov The re-
turns show a slight falling off in
the vote in large counties which
may reduce Bryan's majority to
50,00O
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Nov On an in
creased vote Bryan has made con
siderable gains in Rhode Island.
MckinIey's plurality is estimated
at about 22,OO0.
CONNECTICUT.
new Haven, Nov THE revised
figures for Connecticut, with every
town in the state heard from, gives
the state to Mckinley by apluraIi-
ty of 2S, 415. All four republi-
can congressman are reelected.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del, Nov Re-
turns are not yet all in from Kent
and Sussex counties and it is not
possible to say which party con-
trolls the legislature. The Demo
Gratis clai n majority on Joint
ballot, but the Republicans say
they will control the legislature
and elect two United States
senators.
MAINE.
Figures from 314 cities, towns
and plantations give Mckinley
SO 512; Bryan 33, 72S. In 1896
same towns gave Mckinley co.
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DELAWARE.
MAINE.

Figures from 314 cities, towns
and plantations give Mckinley
SO 512; Bryan 33, ,72S. In 1896
same towns gave Mckinley co.
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Miss "adsley of Baltimore in charge Everyh,d,
l" praise ~ artistic Most beautiful Hats
Lancaster is the general verdict This
uI arely have Stock
n9' exhausted by the rush. Many styles just in pops
tar feature in this department. low Price thi,
jig ..NfN u htiF PRlr
Another lot Of those good sample
been getting have just in. We nothing
gard this lot that they long
quick.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Nov The revised
figures for Connecticut, with every
town in the state heard from, gives
the state to Mckinley by apluraIi-
ty of 2S, 415. All four republi-
can congressman are reelected.
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THE LOST MARYLAND.

With scattered precincts in
various counties of the State to
hear from, Maryland's plurality
for Mckinley and Roosevelt in
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are both much less than those
hiterto claimed for the Democratic
candidates, but the remaining
precincts are for the most part
Democratic and are expected to
increase these mnJorltics.
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yesterdays contest was 14,146,
with probability that the official
count will swell the total to IS, =
900 or more.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
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WASHINGTON.

About one half of the total vote
of the State of Washington has
been reported and shows Mckin-
Icy q, SAL. McKinlev's MAORI
ty in the State will he close to
10000.
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Little Rock, Nov The re-
turns show a slight falling off in
the vote in large counties which
may reduce Bryan's majority to
$4,000
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Louisville, Nov. 7.-Tonight
The Courier~Journal, with returns
from 1,7o0 out of l, 1884 precincts
In Kentucky, puts Brvan's ma
jority at 5000 and Beckham's
(Dem. at 1000. These majorities
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ILLINOIS.

The returns this morning make
MckinIey's plurality 100, 900 in
State. Returns from congress-
lonal districts mp to late hour
Indicated the election of II Re-
publicans and ten Democrats.
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729; Bryan 2S, 1863.
GEORGIA
Brvan's majority in Georgia is
about 40, 900
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The only Republican Congress
man from Texas has been replaced
by Democrat.
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Bryan S majority IN the city and
State probably will be in excess
of 80, 900.
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MILFORD.

Mrs. William Smith of Greenwich has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Can
field the past few days.
Mi and Mrs Howard Benjamin and
child have returned from two weeks
visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. George Mallory has been called
to New York by the death Of a rela-
tive.
Miss Matte Clark Is visiting Miss
Ethel Anger in Woodbridge.
DR.. and Mrs. Carroll left yesterday
morning for ten days trip to Phila-
delphia.
Douglass Clark and Robert Snydam
of Brooklyn are visiting at Chester
Clark's.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Woodmont chapel a
fine concert was given in the parlors Of
the chapel on Tuesday night. The ar
engagements were in the hands of Fred
Stevens of Bridgeport and he proved
himself an excellent manager. The
soloists Of the evening were Mrs. Susan
Davis and Julian Sterling, baritone, of
Bridgeport, Miss Curtiss, soprano, of
Boston, and Mrs. W. p Hatch, jr.
NlOilulSl Oh NEW 1OIN. Lie nan was
beautifully trimmed with flags, flowers,
ferns and plants. After the entertain
ment the ladies served cake and cream.
Quite a number went from this place
and reported an enjoyable evening.
A large number Of Milford people at
tended the baby show parade at Savin
Rock on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt formerly of Orange, is
at present stopping at Woodmont
Mrs. Frederick Wurtzback of Mime
apolis is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T.
]. Falls
Merwins oyster steamers are soon to
receive a coat OF paint.
Mr.. Linsley Of Reade street has ac-
cepted a position as engineer on the
Seaview avenue ferry to Pleasure
Beach. Bridgeport.
D. +. Bissell has returned to Maui
gatuck after q soiourn at Walnut
Beach.
The Milford Street Railway company
are building a platform on the north
eide of the road at Meadows End.
Mrs. Wallace Pease of Middletown is
the guest of IIr. and Mrs. Edgar Van
Horn on Golden Hill.
The yacht Regina left yesterday for a
weeks cruise to Block Island, Nan
tucket, New Bedford and other places.
The party consisted of Joseph H.