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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-02-01

Property in Illinois.
The assessed valuation of property
in Illinois this year is S2O2, 425, 3S4 ip
excess of that of last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-02-01

The apple grows wild in the Sand
wich Islands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-02-01

There have been flying indeed
ontrances which have really the clouds
which met with comparative the carried on be-
the unmely death the gliding
flight is of the
would weight
suspended had sufficient
in orwa direction
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-02-01

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Percentage
Early fe-When IA of he Harvard;
Mary Woodar 0 Hingha in 1870
The sun., 1900-11-05
UNKNOWN NAM KILLED.
Body Of IA rolander Found Along
P,, w. & B. Tracks i'm West Yard
Yesterday Morning.

About o'clock yesterday morning The
body Of III unknown man was found
along the tracks Of lhc r.. w. K E.
railroad in tln, West yard with Tho back
Of his head crushed in. The man Il ii
lplantlrr ;al had evidently been struck
W Il train H. was discovered 81 eia-
ployes u The railroad who had lin ro-
moved to The emergency hospital III
French street station.
Deputy Coroner Giles was then noti-
tied and removed the remains % til"
inolele.
There WAS nothing Whatever on his
clothing whereby he could lie ilnntitiral
He is about 80 years Of age, tive feet
eight inches in heigltll and will weigh
about l75 pounds. He has blue eyes,
light hair and small light muStache.
lie Wore brown pants. gray coat and
vest. much faded. brown jumper, dark
macintosh, black fell hat. black shirt
with white stripes. white underwear and
congress CATERS. On his left hand thrrc
Is an anchor and the letters Il and T.
tlttooed with India ink.
Coroner Nandrvrr will hold All inquest.
The sun., 1900-11-05
SAW CORPSE In RIVER.
Joseph Jefferies Made Effort to Get
Body, but it Sank and Disap-
peared From Sight.

While in Il rowboat opposite LoIdell's
Car Wheel Works about 6 o'clock last
evening, Joseph Jeffl'ics Of South Will
mington noticed the body Of man float
ing in the river. Jefferies made an effort
to get the body but when his oar struck
il the body sank and was not seen again.
The tide was coming iii nj the time and
it is supposed that the body foatrd up
the river with the tide.
The police have been expecting to hear
Of drownd man being found in the
Christiana for several days.
A couple Of days ago stranger was
seen near the Orange street wharf
Later the valisc which he had been carry
ing was found and turnd over to the
police, hut its owner had disappeared
At the city Hall IN investigation showed
that the valise contained Il travelling
painters kit.
The sun., 1900-11-05
ONE CENT
RETURNS AT Y. Nj. G. A.
Yonng Men Invited to Visit the u.
NJ. g. A. Rooms on Election Night.

Charles III. Alberts, the noted educator
and lecturer of Bloomsburg, Pa, made
an interesting and eloquent address ut
the \. NJ. &. \. gospel meeting yester-
day afternoon. lie took for his subject
"A Strong Man Captured"
MIR. Alberts spoke of the many tempta-
tions that are thrown iii the way of
young men and referring to the story
Of Samson's life said that it was simply
Il story Of the dallying with sin. During
his address Mr.. Alberts said that if all
the silver, gold and paper dollars in this
country We're loaded OH ship and
dumped into the sea and then if you
should bring that ship back and put all
the rum there is in the country on it and
dump that into the sea, iii six months
afterwards this country would be more
than it ever was
Tomorrow evening the y. NJ. G. A.
will have special wires in the building
to receive the election returns and all
young men who desire to hear the re-
turns on that evening are invited to 20
To the association to do 50. The speak
ers Of the gospel meetings for the next
three weeks will be as follows: October
II, Rev. France pastor of North Bap-
list Church; October IS, Itey. George III.
Trull, pastor Of East Lake Presbyterian
Church; October %, Prof. Twitmyer,
superintendent of the public schools.
The sun., 1900-11-05

BOYS CHOIR AT ST. STEPHENS
Its Singing Was Enjoyed at the Spec.
ial Service Held Last
Evening,

Rev Frederick Doprr, pastor Of ST.
Stephens Lutheran Church, Tatnull
street above Seventh, held il special re-
formation sermon yesterday morning.
The altar was beautifully decorated with
flowers and an emblem representing
Luthers coat Of arms which he wore
during his time.
Rev. D0err took his text from ST.
Matthew, 21st chapter and AID verse;
Jesus saith unto them, did We never
read in the scripture, the stone which the
builder rejected, the same is become the
head Of the corner: this is the Lords
doing, and il is marvellous in our cyes!"
In his remarks the pastor stated it was
not I.uther's work but Gods.
Rev. Docrr also preached very inter
esting sermon last evening taking for his
subject. The pnrging of the Church" :"
The church was crowded TO its utmost
capacity. The choir rendered excellent
music.
In the evening the choir was composed
Of boys under the leadership of William
Parry rs follows: George StcigIcr, Oscar
Stcglrr, Elwood Bartram, Charles
Ohcrly, George Spiegclhater, Candy
Manly. Howard Swartz, Harry Swartz,
Ralph IacobS, George Huber. Fred
Schultz. Mcssrs ScIundcr. Robinson,
Oingcr, Lodge, I'lrich. IIcnllc aud
BroWnstcn.
'Fhis wilS quite an innovation for St.
stephens Church. bnt il was greatly Cn-
ioNrd by the large congregation and tho
boys' choir will likely rrman i prl--
mancnt fixture Of the church.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Met the Young Men.

\ meeting Of the young men Of ST.
Andrews Church was held Saturday
evening 1T the residence of the rector,
Rry. Hubert W. Wells 81. 500 West
street. About twenty attended, AMI CON
feled with him concerning church work
fhr rector Announced that he would
start a Bible class On Sunday next 1T
2.s0 o'clock in the Sunday School room:
all young men interested are invited to
join this class. On Tuesday evening.
November goth, il meeting is To be held
III the church 10 discuss the formation Of
a chapter Of the Brotherhood Of ST. An
drew. 1t is Mr.. Wells desire to have
the chapter start ut the time of his for
mai institution as rector. namely, on ST.
Andrews Day. November SOth.
The sun., 1900-11-05
N'k|NLEY MILL GET
Larger VOTE Than
FOUR YEARS AGO
New York Will Give a Large
Majority for the Re-
publicans.
LEADERS ARE CONFIDENT
Henry c. Payne and Senator Jones
Have Given Out Statements
Claiming Victory for Their
Parties. Reports From
Many States.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Mr. Henry G. Payne,
chairman Of the executive committee Of
the national Republican committee. has
furnished tie following statement giving
the outlook Tuesday from the Republican
Staudpoint
.'Our latest adviceS from New York are
conclusive tllat the state will give q large
majority for Mckinley. Local conditions
in Greater New York, well known IN tie
country, viii increase Mr.. Rryan'S vote
in that metropolis but we hcliovc that II
majority for Mckinley in the state i i
mast conservative estimate.
'laarly in the campaign there may have
hcen some question as to the result IN
Maryland. MIR. Bryan'S visit To that
state proved injurious TO his cllisc and
there has been III the last three weeks Il
great revival of feeling among sound
money Democrats, especially in Ralti-
more, which pleSageS II majority for Me
llinley Of between 5000 and 10000.
''.ts to Ohio. while there may be some
losses in Cuyahoga county and Cleveland
and perhaps one or two of the other large
cities this will be- more than made up in
The rural districts Of the state. We pre-
dict with the greatest confidence Il larger
majority in the state than was given i'll
1896.
.Undouhtedly Indiana has been the
great battle-ground i'll the states Of the
middle west. Every vote has been CON
tested. The Republicans will suffer loss
es in a few of the larger cities, but there
will be gains among the farmers and the
first voters Of the young men. Develop
mcntS show that the young men of the
state are almost unanimously supporting
Mckinley and Roosevelt. 1t is under-
stood in Indiana that the majority for the
Republican ticket will be in excess of
100000.
In the Rocky mountain states. those
that four wears ago went almost sulidly
for frcn silver. there has been Il reyou-
tion in public sentiment and il will not
he surprising If all OF nearly all Of them
reverse their position Of fonr years ago.
Ii is certain us anything can b. that
Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota and
Washington viii be carried hy the Re-
puhican~ hy decisive lnnjuliticS, and the
st;ltcs of NClirilsEn I'tal and Novaslil niG
more likely % gfvc their votes 70 MclNin-
ley than 10 Bryan. The results of tile
campaign Indicate clearly that the admin
iStr;lion u President Mckinley will Il,
Sustained lis the people and that he viii
secure larger vote than i'll 1886 both ni
the popular vote and in the electoral col
lcgc.'
The sun., 1900-11-05
DEMOCRATS MAKE
WHOLESALE ATTEMPTS
TO bR|BE VOTERS
First District Republican Com
mittee Heard Of Conspiracy
to Get 35 COlOred Votes.
THE ENDLESS CHAIN SCHEME
Twelve Co.ored Men Met Two Demo-
Gratis in an Old Car and
it, is Alleged are Of
fered a Bribe
of $500.

Much information about wholesale at
tempts made by Dempcrats 10 hribe col
nrri voters has been received by the
Republican First District Committee
and Investigations arc now being made
which may result i'll the arrest 81 proni-
ncnt Democrats.
On Friday night Tho committee received
lnierHatlh of what seemed il biz con-
spiracE 10 secure tlrty-tive colorcd
N'teA lr die chain process.
The information was furnished by II
colared man who Said lie cainc direct
from il meeting which was held about
9.30 O'Clock Friday evening in the old
cur in the rear of fnorh .Irircrson's
house on niun street butwccn Second
ana Third. There were twelve colored
men present
Two prominent Democrats met with
the colorcd men and it is alleged offered
10 pay the colorod men $500 to obtain
for the Democrats the votes OF thirty-five
colored men for the Democratic ticket.
The colored voters were each to re-
ceiye an official ballot from il Democrat
VINO was to meet him on election day
1t was 10 be stamped with an official
stamp as IL straight Democrat ticket.
With this in his pocket the colored voter
was to go to the polling place, receive
the regular ballot, enter the booth, fold
the new ballot, put it in his booth, pun
the Democratic ballot out of his pocket,
leave the booth, vote it. carry the blank
ballot back to the Democrat who gave
him the prepared ballot. surrender it and
get his money. Then the blank ballot
was To he taken away. prepared as il
Straight Democrat ticket and given ta
another colored voter who was to 90
through the same proceeding and return
another blank ballot.
| Tie twelve colorcd mon lGrd decided ID
meet again last night o. tonight. Chair
man Rillany took immediate steps Ia
block the game.
The Democrats whom il is said made
the proposition to tlr cnllrpd mnn wore
MAGISTRATES John i. Daley and John
Sannard. The cN-prizc tighter. hptt,r
ktatwn aS "'ruHy." AIagiSirte paley
'l"llles than h., made such i proposition
and Tony Stannuld says there is III
ruth iii ii.
On saturday Frederick jefferson.
Eminnrl tinodng, Thead'rn Jefferson.
David jefferson ana 4. X. Jcnkins. all
"1Inttfl, apPeafed before Magistrate
Kelley ana took affidavit That no >nclt
proposition was made 10 them and tllat
John +. Daley and John Stulmard had
been requested % attend the meeting by
several Of the colored men present.
Democratic County Chairman Neary
Faid when asked about the story: "That
is absurd. It is entirely beyond our
limit. You can say for me the negro vote
is bull in the market.
A Ninth ward Republican said yester-
day that he had been approached bv a
Democrat and offered $l2 for his vote.
The sun., 1900-11-05
MONSTER RALLY TONIGHT.
Colored Voters 10 Close Campaign
With Meeting i'm Turn Hall.

\ mass meeting or the colorcd voters
will llc held in Turn Hall tonight. All
the clubs Of the city are expected 10
turn out. Hon. Perry Carson Of Wash
ingtun. Rev. Ernest Lyons Of Baltimore.
Jefferson C"age and 4. O. PoSpy, Esu..
will be among the speakers.
The vicc-presilents for the meeting
will lr rs follows:
William Hodge William III. Caldwell,
Charles II. Colluin. Rev. ]. X. Brown.
Rev g. =. Tmdlcy Rev. NJ. G. Brooks.
Rev NJ. H. IIendley Rev. Cox. Rev. H..
6. Tones, Rev. K. w. Acror. ltpv. W. H..
Holiday. Rev. u. T. NIoore Rrv. George
w. Murray. w. L. Scott. .NSbilry StW-
ling. William j. Miller. H. II. Weeks
William y. IIill. Alex. Hills 81, Harry
Flnmrr, w. ). Glascuw. j. W. Stokes.
Charles Mason, Iulin Waters. John NJ
krkman, Il. collins. w. j. Winchester.
\. q. Il. Anderson. George $. Frecmrn.
Richard Anderson, Iacob Bryan. K. II.
Lewis, William \. Shockley ). X.
Spencer John II. Clayton. 0ttrry Demp-
son, Henry Eurrough, l.. j. Spencer.
William Chase. John NAPLES. Harrison
Hunter, ). ]. Brown. G. w. Hubbard.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Wrioht's Band BaZaar

Wright's Military Band will open its
annual music festival bazaar and indus
trial exposition ut the l1ple Cycle Acad-
envy on Monday evening, November IL
and will continue one week. j. IL. Hold,
ges, james Dumpson, Edward Miller,
and Wesley Johnson have been appoint
ed committee 10 conduct a miniature
theatre where entertainments will be
conducted every Is minutes. Any article
that is not of use about the house will
be gladly received by the committee and
will be sold. There will he contests be-
tween the members of .the band, the
school teachers and the preachers.
The sun., 1900-11-05
REV. SHAPE SPEAKS
Of ONE YEARS WORK
IN THIS CITY
His PdstOrate at Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church
a Success.
RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS
Wilmington Bible Society Held Its
Annual Meeting at Grace M.
T.. Church Last Evening.
Officers Elected for
Ensuing Year.

Rey. John Snapc pastor Of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. preached his
first anniversary sermon last night he
having been pastor Of that church just
one year ltey. Shapes first year rs
pastor Of the cuhrch has boon marked
with great success aud much interest
in the church during that lime has been
revived.
His subject last night was "Onr Years
Work lis Significance. lie took lla
test from the second verse Of til" second
chalhrr Of First corinthians; For de
lrrninrd not to know anything among
Nou, save Jesus Christ, and him cruciiicd.
ltcv. Shape reviewed The years work
The sun., 1900-11-05
mckinley Gets the pillow.

The Au Bon AIarche III the Grand
Opera House stores closed Saturday
night after Il most successful week.
Interest ccntcrcd iii The voting contest
for Il handsome pillow which was to he
presented 10 the Presidential candidate
receiving the greatest number OF votes.
Mckinley won the pillow The total
number Of yoteS caSt was 1,392. AcIIin-
ley getting 9Sl, Bryan APO, ami Woolley,
the Prohibition candidate. IL.
The sun., 1900-11-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

During the month of October 293 LODI
gers stopped ut the City Hall over night,
Naturalization papers have been grant
ed by Judge Bradford to IL large number
of foreigners during the week.
An all-day rally was held ut Union
A. NJ. Il. Church on French street YES
tcrday for the benefit of the Sunday
School library.
The ladies of st. Patrick's Church will
give Il grand entertainment and supper
in the basement of the church ON Thurs
day evening next.
The third annual supper given by the
managers of the Florence Crittenton
Home for the benefit Of the institution
will be held in the Crosby & Hill build
ing, No. COS Market street, from 5 until
y. w. TtErst'sv. Ner.t:Ne" eth.
The sun., 1900-11-05
nd how he became acquainted with his

and how he became acquainted with his
congregation.
He spoke Of what the future should he
and urged that all hc more Socnblc this
year.
He Said Tho keynote If future sue
crss lays in The knowledge u Jesus The
one thing that will break the heart oi
HE crllclied world Is tllr sight Of tile
cruciiicd Savior
During I'll" year Rev. Snapc has nlildr
S3S calls preached III sermons made 81
addresses. .aye lActlgts. rcceHQd 81
new mlnbrrS. had - weddings, uttntdea
- funerals and has raised about ST. 800,
4 Sl,crial feature pr the anniversary was
tho large mtlnhcr u l,ttcrs which The
pastor received from mcnhrrs # his con-
yrrgation ronglatulatinv him nn his sue
crSstul year.
Last night Rev. Snapr preached Lis
seventh sermon III Il series Of the Epis-
tie ID The Romans. His subject was
Tho Jew and Ills Thrce-fold Sin
Bible Society's Annual Meeting.
The Rev. William Writ King. ID. d.,
pastor Of Grace NJ. f. Church, delivered
Il very interesting sermon last evening
on What the Bible is and What it is
For" \ number of people congratulate
I'd Rev King after the sermon.
The annual meeting of the Wilmington
Bible Society was held in connection
with the evening service. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Susie ii. sherman;
honorary president. Mrs. Craig Chnnd-
lcr; yicc-preSidrnt Mrs. Henry L. Pick
les; second vicc-prcsdent. Mrs. Elizabeth
Strowd; recording rotary. Mrs. Dir.
.IohnSun corIr$poI III secretary. Mrs.
Mary X. Lincoln; tlea, lrr. Mrs rhom-
us Darlington: board - managers, Mrs.
BooiS Mrs Biss"!l Mrs. McNamcc,
Mrs Capollc. Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Crim-
haugh, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Sprlncc. Mrs.
Harlan Mrs. Grant. Miss McCorklc,
Miss Porter, Miss Bowman. Miss War
ner, Miss Barr, Miss Stewart, Mrs. Nor
row, Mrs. Lame, Mrs. IIofpckcr, Miss
james and Miss johnson.
The tleasulor's annual report was read
by tie society aS follows: Annual sub
selptou, $4,000: donations, $500; sale Of
bibles $2615. The collection Of last cvcn-
in@ amounted to $l3.12 Two new sub
scrihors gave their names for annual
Subs,criptiuu.
The sun., 1900-11-05
CHAIRMAN JONES' STATEMENT.
lie Declares BrSnn's Majority In
Electoral College VIII BE Ample.

lie DeciRFeS Bfy1n'S Majority In
Electoral College VIII BE Ample.
Chicago. Nov. 4.-Chairman Jones Of
the Democratic national committee has
furnished the following statement cover
ing the outlook from his standpoint:
The fight is won. Bryan taud Steven
son will be elected. The Democratic ma
jority in the electoral college will he
ample. The Democrats will hold all the
states they carried in 1896 with the pos
sibl" exception of Wyoming. We will III
50 carry New York, New Jersey, Della
ware, Maryland. West Virginia, Ken
lucky, Indiana, Ohio ana Illinois. The
chairman oI the state committee Of Cali
fumia has Just wired mo that we will
carry that state by 10000 majority. In
4 general way should say that there
would be somewhat Of Il falling off Of
Bryhn's strength compared with 1SM;
west of the Mississippi and HAT east Of
the Mississippi he will make ovcrwhelm
ing gains. The campaign has been spir-
itcd from The start.
'Fhr bemocrats were somewhat handf
capped foi Want Of funds, while the Re-
putlcnS. us four yeats ago. had more
money tl;ln they could use. The Re-
pulllrnns have endeuvarcd to intimitlatn
lahoring men and alarm business mon.
but not with the fierce oppression they
brought 10 bear IN 1886. 1t is my ulin-
inli that intimidation has been il faiIy,fp
inns year and thai both workingmtn and
business men will vote according 10 The
dictates nt conscience or course tho
trusts. the great aggregatipns Of combin-
ed chpltal the seekers for franchises in
forto Rice and thc Philippines. the pro-
moters and rNplotcrs. generally have
spared no effort ana will spare no effort
to re.elect Mckinley. 1t Is my firm bc
lief. however that the electorate cannot
he debauched this year to IA sufficient ey-
tent TO throttle the public will Tha
country Is aroused as it mas not been
since the days preceding the civil war.
The existence of the form Of government
established hy the fathers is nt stab.
Whether the trusts shall govern tie conn
Try or the country regulate the trnsts
must be decided. 1t will be found whom
the votes ARE counted that the neonle
have determined with emphasis tbat tbe
republic must be preserved. that the now
er or the trusts must be curbed, thut the
man Is to be considered before the dol.
lar and that the voice Of the people can
not be suppressed by attempted intimi-
dation or corruption.
The states that will vote for BRYAN
will show that the people have eonfdepoe
Co ,tiluei aa Pag" Thrse.
The sun., 1900-11-05
The Prohibition Campaign.

4 meeting was held ut Prohibition
headquarters No. 6O7 Market street Sat.
urlny night III which addresses were
made by Rev Alfred Smith. ID. D.. pas
tor Of Wesley NJ. Il. Church Of Dover
and ltcy. J.. w. Easlcy pastor Of Bran
dywnr NJ. y. Church. this city.
Rev. EaSlcy was elected chairman and
|. Elmer lrrry rnd Rrnjamin *. Smcd.
ley secretaries. The meeting was opened
with prayer by Rev. w. +. Compton ol
Newark. \ Prohibition meeting will bc
held III Mount Pleasant tonight and will
llc addressed by tieorg" w. Todd and
ltrv. q. Il. lIar,lcsty.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Youthful Vandals.

Bernard Gallagher purchased cigar
store ut Second and jefferson streets
during last week. lie removed part of
his household goods and allawcd the re-
nain'ler TO remain At No. 7O2 Lancaster
avrnnc. On Friday afternoon four chill
drrn broke into the house and smashed
i lamp and ~nveGtl plles of glass. Three
Of them, Mabel ltusncll, Earl and Edith
Virgins, were arrested. Judge Cochran
i'll Nc City Court Saturday morning
committed thnm tn the care Ut Agent
Stout uf thr $. =. G. &.
The sun., 1900-11-05
A GRAND RAJ LY.
BAPTIST Young People to Hold Inn
portant Gathering This Evening.

4 grand rally Of the Baptist Young
North Baptist Church, Delaware ave
nuc and Lincoln street, 1T 7.45 o'clock
This evening.
Al the Baptist Young Peoples So
ciciies Of Delaware county, Pa, and Of
the State Of Delaware. are invited 10 lie
present \ large delegation from Ches-
ter is expected to attend.
Rev. X. IL. NIiddeditch will speak on
New Testament Baptism" and Rev. f.
q. Merrill on What Scriptural Author
ity is there for the Existence OF 4 B;rp-
tist Church"
The sun., 1900-11-05
Dcnlocratie Parade or.

rho Democratic parade 1i,l not fake
placr saturday night owing to III" in
clement weHthur. II was first decided to
hold il tonight. but ii was feared ii
might Interfere with the work Of prcpar-
ing for the election tomorrow. rhe
Democratic campaign will i,p closed to
night with il mass meeting 1T Delaware
uvrnur and Union Street The meeting
will hc addressed hy Peter j. Ford, John
$. Rossrl, Andrew G. Gray and l.. Irv-
ing Handy.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Judges Will Set Thursday.

Chief Justice Lore and Judge Spru-
ancc will sit ut the Court House on
Thursday 10 receive the official returns
Of the election on Tuesday. 1t is prob-
able that the judges will sit only III the
regular court hours and carry on the
work rs rapidly rs possible without Sit-
ting NJ Might.
The sun., 1900-11-05
HELD BIG MEETING.
Fred II. Bach Speaks to Italian Re-
publican Club.

Tie Italian Republican League held
4 meeting at No. 615 Lincoln street yes
trr,lny morning. Fred Eden Bach was
The principal speaker ana spoke Of the
low wages received by the laboring man
under the Democratic administration and
the high wages received under the pres
cnt irpubicnn administration.
lie advised those present 10 vote for
Mckinley and insure Il continuance of
prosperity. There was Il large attend
itncr. the club house being entirely
filled.
The sun., 1900-11-05
TnN Kecents fnr nntnhcr.

County Treasurer Horace g. Rettew's
receipts 'ur taX collections il October
werr as follows: WILMINGTON, 1897.
SS27.17; 1889, $l,jS3.7S; 1860. II ,o39. AS;
BrIndNwinr. $Si1.S2: Ghristinnn. no re
turn: Mill Greek. no return; White Clay
Creek S37S76: Pcncndcr. no return:
New Castle. Hayes. $442,35; McGrory,
$6Ol.5l; Rcd Lion. $9O.5S; st. Georges,
$1lS.29; Alpoluinimink, S423,61; Black-
bird. $l0U.1S.
The sun., 1900-11-05
The Official Ballots.

The official ballots for the election To-
morrow will br delivered to Clerk Of the
Peace Foard 1T the Court House today.
There will be about $4,000 of them. The
department Of election will distribute the
ballots for use i'll Wilmington. The in
Spectors III the rural districts are to call
ut the, office Of the clerk of the peace TO-
day and get the ballots for use ia their
Respective districts.