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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

Mrs. Jas. Forest. Of Chippewa Falls
H., writes: had a running sore on NV
ir. for seven years, ami spent hundreds
nf dollars IN irving Ia get II healed. Two
boxes of Banner Salvc entirely cured it,.
Banner Salve l. the most heating medi-
zine in the world. Wilson n Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.-D. L. Gaulden. Titus
Vile, county judge; NJ. Goldsmith. Titus
Vile, prosecuting attorney; A. A. Stewart
Titusville, clerk circuit court; J. r. WOOt-
en-, Cocoa, tax assessor; +. w. Hall. Shapes.
tax collector; John Henry, Titusville,
treasurer; J. II. Sans. Courtenay. superin-
terdent public instructions; J: o. Fries, Ii
tusville, county surveyor; j. L. Brown, Ii
tusville, sheriff; T. J. COckshutt, LAGRANGE,
registration officer
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13
The White Mans Burden
iIlaj'r.

Is usually indigestion, which means no
appetite, Slecplcssncss. irrItahilitv, wcari-
ness "f body and brain. DR.. I.0val
F"rd's Dyspcpticide j. new and perfect
cnrr. IL aids digestion. tones and rrgu-
latrs the stomach. Wilson Il Son.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

Charles \. Dcnham. of ST Augustine,
has been commissioned IL surgeon of the
First Florida regiment, with the rank OF
majur.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

The Tampa Lumber Company will
soon have their sawmill 1T Xplfo ready for
business. They expect to ship several
ears of lumber daily.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

tiordan VI. WingjcS. al Gainesville. has
been appointed supervisor ni registration
for Aiachua county.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD. NJ. Dixon.
Titusville; 5. F. Gibbs, Melbourne, X. f.
Minis, BOnaventure.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13
Waldiug. kinnan " Marvin.
wholesale druggists.

Toledo. -.
Halls Catarrh Cure j. taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood ami mucous
surfaces at the system. Price. 75c per bottle
sold by all druggists. Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS K. Walker,
Titusville, chairman; w. Ii. Sharpe, Shapes;
JOS. Mendel. LairangC; JnO. Houston, Eau
Gallie; j. n. Waller, AnkOna. Regular ses-
siOns are held first tuesday in each month.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13
How Thir:

We offer "ur hundred dollars reward for
any ease of C;ttarrh that cannot hc cured 10y
Halls Catarr.i Cure.
+. j. CHENEY. ~ co. Props Toledo q.
We. the undersigned. Lave known +. j.
Cheney for the last IL years. and h,li,vc him
perfectly honorable IN all business trans
actions ana financially able To carry ont any
obligations made by their firm
West y TruaN. wholesale druggists.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. John A.
Hughes. pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. M;
Preaching la. m. and 1880 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 1850 p. m.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13
CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rev. b. +. Brown,
Rector. Services second and fourth Sundays
in each month At IL a. m. and 7:3O p. IN.
Sunday school every Sunday at 900 a. m.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13
Another Lesson
in Health.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
matism-tired out feeling
all indicate disorder in the
kidneys. No hope of good
health while YOUR kidneys
The sun., 1900-11-05
WOMAN,S LEAP FROM BURGLARS.
Jumps From Her Sccord.story window 20
Escape Midnight Assaiinnts.

Mrs. Emelie Colsen, "A dressmaker. OF zio
East Twenty-seventh street. was putting the
finishing touches 10 a garment after mldnight
yesterday morning when she heard a Knock
at her door. The fact that the hour was ui,-
timely for caller occurred to her, bu' she
decided ~ see who il was. She regretted
her rashncss moment later for two stalwar'
men confronted her. one grabbed her pv
the throat and. pointing revolver AT her
head, told her that If she made an outcry he
would make a corpse of her. The other tried
To find the pocket In her dress.
Mrs ColsOn promptly yelled So lond that
she vas heard by John j, LYONS ono VI
McCullagh deputies. who happened 10 De pass-
ing the house. The next moment the IVY
men came rushing ont of the halfway. hlu
Lyons was after them in my, lie cauehl
one and turned him over to Policeman James
Dolan of the East Twenty second street s'a-
tiOn.
Dolan and Lyons began an Investigation
through the house They found the door
OF Mrs Colsen's apartments open. but no.
body was in them On looking out oi an open
window. however. they saw Mrs Colseh Eihs
In the areaway. She was removed 70 Beiie-
vue Hospital. where II was found that her
left ankle had been brok ken, on the way to
the hospital she explained that she had jumped
ont Of the window 10 cscare her assnilants
Tho captured man said AT the station thnt
he was George Lynch 20 years old. OF $50 lhird
avenue. Nothing incriminntng was round
sociate In the Yorkville police court yester;
day morning Lynch was held In 1900 Dail
for examination this morning by Magistrate
Deuel.
The sun., 1900-11-05
MANNHEIM WINS LONG RACE.
BIC Mahon Gets the Prize for Fast Time In
HJertberE Handicap

Long distance runners had chance To dis
tinguish themselves yesterday and more than
a score turned out to compete for the diamonds
and gold watch put ny a. prizes tor the Hjert-
berg Handicap. n fifteer-nile race on Jerome
avenue. The start at ielst street and
Jerome avenue ard the course was along the
avenue rs far as the Empire City raCetrack and
return.
K. W. kennedy was the virtual scratch man
with a handicap of five minutes. He never
was in the hunt with the long start divi,on.
Burke with twenty-five minutes handicap. was
the first man away He made the turn In tho
lead, followed by Hunter irue;sel. MarkheIl
and Marks. At ten miles Burke was passed
hv Hunter who held the lead un-
III one nl'n and h0lf from
the finish when Markhelm of the Pastime 4. G.
went to the front. The latter ran strongly TO
tho end and won by more than Two minutes.
with Hunter second and Gruessel third. ID.
NJ, Nahon, who finished seventh, won the fast
time prize covering the distance I'm the good
time of hour 80 minutes and 10 seconds. The
third mnn, Grucssel, also took the novice prize.
4 he order OF finish was.
The sun., 1900-11-05
kELLAND'S SIGNS TORN DOWN.
NObodys hut Croker's Have . Policeman
Apiece to watch Them.

william j. Kelland. who has voted the Demo-
cratic ticket In the Eighth Congress district
for thirty-fve years. but who could not stomach
Mr. Croker's tactics In this campaign. saw
IT the other day TO paint two political SKINS
for himself and to place them on the front
Of his own building at rs New Chambers street.
One Of these signs called attention 10 the fact
that Tammany had turned down Congressman
Riordan to make room for Thomas j. Creamer.
"a stranger In the district who holds $1,000
a year city office and who has sucked NJ the
public pap for thirty years. Ana beloW Ihls
summing up of candidate Creamors qualf,a-
tions for rerresenting the Eighth district Mr'
kclland painted
Vote Tor Richard Van Cot'. the young
mans Representative,
The other sign said
He who tries TO resuscitate FOSSIL ehali
be oSsilized"
The signs were unmoleSted for about thirty
six hours Then i occurred to some OF the
Tammanv men that they had been lax in obey
ing the spirit of the knock 'cIn down orders
from headquarters - on saturday, me- u,
when the fngclites were throwing ROCKS all q
bad eggs AZ Republican sI,akerS on stanton
street, when 2.UoO of Nasle men were trying
To break Ny a meeting at Camp Mchlnley IN
Harlem and q policeman was Watching every
one Of MIR Cookers bean poles on the route
of the great parade, Mr hollands Signs were
torn down and destroyed. They were on ms
own house MIR Crokers signs are on the
The sun., 1900-11-05
DEATH OF FTREARH.
Fast sprInter succumbs 10 Pieuropnesmon'a
at Morris Park.

John Bodcn'. Firearin. one Of the best-known
sprinters in the country. died at Morris PARK
yesterday from pl,uro-pneumonia, II" was
bay gedlng. years old by Rayon dor out OF
Fides. aud holder Of the worlds record AZ six
furlonrs stralghtaNay, made at Morris PARK in
the Manhattan Hindicap Of 1899 ms uinr.
record previously held by Domino and Banastar.
MIR Boden bought, him IN May. 1899, and before
inch,dinv Bendornn Brinr sweet and ilelohas.
This wear tho horse was troub cd with malaria
in midsummer but he won -four races and
was six times second His last victory was
in the Manhattan II lndicap on the opening day
Of the Morris PARK meeting last month i,e
won the eNanhattanin 1870 md again in 1900, the
.uycnile the Sea (ln. the Flight. the Test
Uaudicap md other stakes
The sun., 1900-11-05

The Southern storm was central yesterday on the
coast Of North Carolina moving northeastward with
Increasing rotary motion. and attended by cloudy
weather and rain over the south Atlantic States with
Increasing cloud!ness and threatening conditions
spreading over the middle Atlantic coast
Storm signals indicating hish northeasterly winds
are displayed along the coast. Fair weather pre-
vailed over all the Northern STATES
There was but slight change IN TEN pcrature except
in the Central States the Tennessee Valley and the
east Gult States where II was cooler freezing tn-
pcraturcs continued In the Dakotas. Montana and
Minnesota.
In this city the day was partly cloudy average
humidity ~ per cent wind llrtt 70 fresh northeast
barometer. corrected 10 read to sea level. Al n NJ.
so 10. p. NJ. cag5.
The Temperature az recorded by the ofncIa 'her-
mome,er and so by THB SUNS Thermometer at the
ALI ley : ,hnYxn In The anne xed iahlc.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Piiisbury A,tonishes Canadians.

MONTREAL. Nov. 4.H. y. Pillsbury. the
champion chess player OF the United States, on
SATURDAY ait"rn on ulayed slmult taneously
twenty iiv" members Of the Montret Il and other
local che ~ clubs inc uding some Of the strongest
players IN tho city. PlIsSury lost 2. drew 3
aud won 20 out twpnty-f"c games. In
~" evening he met sixteen players smultl-
n"ously without sight OF board. He lost three
game, dr. W and won IL. fine record Pi--
bury wa engaged In severe mental concentrn-
tion for seven hours witho II break, following
uron four hours Of effort In the afternoon.
The sun., 1900-11-05
-CrtI.L- Suns -OmcidI = suns
1900 lSsa 1910 1000 1922 lS0u;
ga NJ s9' 4g' 5u' 6P Do 40 %
IL ....35s so 5a' gP ". BY, ~, 90
Up NJ 5S' AZ Sc 2 Md...5,' AZ 52-
FORECAST ron TO-DAY AND
MORROW.


TOMoRROw.
For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont. fair
weather to-day and tomorrow fresh north winds.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
fair to-day and tomorrow. except cloudness and
possibly showers the coas, to-day. fresh northeast
winds to-day.
For eastern Seu York. fdir to-day and onoTrou.
srcept toudiH.o and possibly shors-' fo-ddD on the
coast brisk northeast Wtnds today
For eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day and to-mor-
row: light north winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware fair to-day and to-
morrow. except cloudness and possibly showers TO-
day on the coast brisk northeast winds To day.
For the District Of Columbia, fair to-day and to-
MORROW ligEt north winds
For Maryland and Virginia, fair to-dny and to-
morrow except cloudiness and possibly showers To-
day on the Atlantic coast brisk north Winds, shifting
u northwest.
For onto. western Pennsylvania western New
York and Indiana, iair weather and pleasant tenn
peraure to-day and tomorrow gh, wes, to no rihwest
winds.
The sun., 1900-11-05

The members Of the Cre,c Mt Athletic Club
turned out Oh Iturday for their weekly shoot
and good scores were tho rule under poor shoot
INK conditions. The scores:
First Competition Tor November Cup-Twenty five
clay birds per man Magautthp. and twenty i've birds
cNpr; rule handicap Alloyarcc-J j. keyes. AL
". ". MARSHALL ~. &. j. McDermott, Al.
shoot Tor Trpphy-Fiiren birds expert rules hand
car lowAnce-W " Marshall, 4, rs: j. J. Reyes
q, Il. c. j. AcDefmoiL l. IL,
shoot ior Bakelcy Smith Cup-Twenty-fve birds.
expert rules, handicap-Msrshal o, "a; keyeS, Q. 81
kcDermott 5, 2u
s.eepstase.- Fifteen b'rdA expert rules -AArshAn
10, keyts, y; heDermotI o.
The sun., 1900-11-05

The seventh round will be played to-morrov,
in the following order u ird W Iipschu.tz
Mar-hali ". Showalter. Hodges vs.. Hym,s
A reply has been received by the BROOKLYN
Chess Club to the challenge recently issued
to the Franklin chess Club Of PhilsdcI ha
for team match on from fourteen 10 sixteen
boards 10 be play ed by telegraph. Tho phila-
derhiaus propose 10 have II out over the boards
and invite the Brooklyniies, as Challcngers, to
send their team on to philHGslI hia II L.
unders, ,ood that the Brooklyn club will accept
the propo sition. II the plays counted on
to present BROOKLYN can bc had a. tho time
Thanksgiving Day will be selected for the con
test. The intention is to play the follow ing
sixteen men IL possible:
j, ". Showal.r. !. hauy. a. u. Hodges + S.
Marshal. y Hymcs, =. Richardson. " N. De Wis
ser, W Z. Napier, NJ Te.d, II Hens. c. 5.
Howell -. Il. naekmat 5 q. Ruth W Frere. a. j.
Souwt Inc and II. Zrn
The Ffsnkin club is exrected to play
hampton Pisgury on its team. while the
other. WI be rcked from the lo.loxii lit
= " hampton, $. X. Barrett 4. c. Bar clay. I. ".
Doerr j. Elsnr. ". j. Ferns, W NJ franks \.
Hale, T.. Ksmeny, J. A Kaiser. s. MlotkowssL {. s.
Martina N Morgan. j, Aagee, C. J Newman.
4. X Robinson D $. Robin son: . H. Rhoaas q {,
IL q. Noigt and J. ". Young.
The sun., 1900-11-05
ttlia,na

MINING, MILLING, SMELLING AND CONCES-
TRA1iSG MACHINERY CORLlSS EN-
GINES ESTIMATES FURNISHED THE EDw
T. ALLiS CO., % d % LIBERTY SIkEET
ROOM liOs. NEW YORK
The sun., 1900-11-05
CHESS.
Lpschustx and showaiter a Tie for the Hon
ors in the VI. G. &. Tourney.

Yesterday afternoon and evening six games
left Unfinished in the sexanHular tournament
Of the Manhattan Chess Club, were finished
The results were: Lips chuetz beat Hymes drew
with Bairl and beat Marshall; ShownlieI peat
both Hodges and lIymes. and BAIRD ana Hodges
drew I he score-:
The sun., 1900-11-05
Business Notirrs.

Dr, sieCerts Anrostura Rittcrs the re:
powred appetizer, Is used over the whole civil'zed
world is Imported from South America
The sun., 1900-11-05
To-day's Auction Sales.

BY PETER p, MEYER A co
Fighty-thrd street, No AL. north side, 2ls
feet west uf Avenue 4, - llxiO22. fve-story
brick tenement, John Ro,tkamp W William
Mann ct al; T.. 4 W j Amend. attorneys =
Mitchell Levy, referee due on judgment
subject Ia taxes. dC, 1927 78
The sun., 1900-11-05
Hm 3publirations.
REAL ESTATE VIEWS.

The following are the tables by districts for
Manhattan and The Bronx of the copveyanc.s.
mort cages and projected buildings for the week
and ing Nov &,
The sun., 1900-11-05
z1x11

CADMUs.-Su Suddenly. on Sunday. Nov 4. 1000. at
his residence 5o7 Sd st. Brooblyn David v r.
son Of the late Jasper q. and Lavinia Cadmus, In
his SD yea.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CAMERON L London, on Friday. Oct 10. 1900,
Sir Roder * Cameron
Funeral services al the Church Of the Incarnation.
35th ST. and Madison av.. on Monday. Nov o.
1900. al io:SO a. N. interment In Canada
CARTER.-on Saturday. Nov. 5. 1900, AT her
residence. 10 West 77th st. Agnes Eileen. only
daughter Of the late Dennis NJ Carter and the
late Jane f. Crouch
Funeral private
EDGAR.-Near Battle. wyo.. on Thursday, Nov /,
1900. Percy son Of thclate Jonathan Edgar. aged
IS years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GRIFFIN.-on Saturday Nov. 5. 1900. Ann Gib'in
Grimm. mother of the Rev. j. j. Grimm oi WOOD
bridge y. J.
runeraI from ST. Pauicks Church ocean and
pramhall avs, Jersey City on Tuesday, Nov. o.
1900. at 10 \. N.
MEADE.--on Saturday. Nov 5, 1900, at her resi-
drnce. s4s West 2;d ST. Maria Grace. wife OF
Clarence W. Meade. and only daughter OF the late
Charles NJ Nalcot.
Funeral services AZ the Church Of the TranShghra
ton. 2ath st near 5th avD on Wednesday Nov
pRINGJE.-Susan. widow Of the late Francis Pnn-
gle. In her 6Dth year.
Services will be held At tn" West End Presbyterian
Church. Amsterdam av and ioath ST.. on Monday
evening. Nov. 5. 1900. al o'clock.
STOTr-At his home In Sio,,vlle. ~ Y, after
short Illness. Frank II. Sto,t, In his oslh year.
Notice OF funeral h.reafter
STRONG Suddenly. on Nov. 2. 1900, William l..
Strong in the 7Ath year Of his age.
Funeral services at st. Thomass Church. fi'th av
and Finv-,hlrd ST.. on Monday, Nov. D. 1900.
a, II O'Clock. lnterment at Woodlawn Kindly
oml, flowers.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BUSINESS MEMS RE-
PUBLICAN AND SOUND MONEY ASSOCIATION.
The members Of this committee. according TO
resolutions adopted will assemble at 1890 a. NJ.
on Monday. the 9TH inst. In the reading room.
Buckin ham Hotel, to attend the funeral OF Hon.
William l. Strong at ST Thomas's Church 81 | !
AN +. 4. DRAKE. Secretary.
wFLis.-on Friday, Nov :. 1900, Elizabeth d,
wife Of Henry \. wells
Funeral services at the residerce OF MIS- a. L.
Brown. 1886 ST. james pl, Brooklyn. on Mon
day Nov. 5. 1900 at IL o'clock noon.
The sun., 1900-11-05
TO READ "THE suns" REAL ESTATE

and tabular forms OF daily transactions Is to 10
better posted in this direction than those who
rely on so-Calltd Real Estate mediums where
the effort but partially covers the ground.-Adv.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Arrived-suNDAY. Nov I

Arrtved-SuNDAY. Nov
SIS Rotterdam, p ptIcr Rotterdam. Oct rs.
SIS Caleduuian, VI Lean. Liverpool. oct. ~.
IS SaleTno Bsarpark, Newcastle. oct. IS.
s, prl ware. Ddvie, Shi Ids Oct %.
S. pEwne. Cartwright. Almrtia. oct 10.
IS Ia Heshayc !:csh n. Gee stemunde Oct a.
Sc MatarHas, Delgp, Tamptco oct 20.
IS lron MIL. Gomez. Vera Cruz Oc. az
S. MadianA Fraser. DemrrAra, oct "a
s. tac n HAuNrn 1it cove Y, r., oct. ~.
s. Capt Bennett. Olsen, Pot Maria oct 20.
SIS BanAu. MnnSen philadslphi1, Nov. 5.
=, Exc l,Or Boyd New OIlrAns. Oct 80.
S. lIorptlo Hal!. BrACg. Portland Nov =.
s. II. VI. Wttney, BAKER, Boston, Nov. :.
Bark Charles {. Rice. Rose, Auckland. July 2S
ARRIVED orrT.
SIS KenSington. from New York. at Antwerp
SIS Iauric, from Nev York. at Liverpool
SIS Allsr, from New York. at Naples.
The sun., 1900-11-05
MARINE INTFELTGE ENCE.

MINIATURE ALnANAC-THts DAY
Sun rises....6:3S Sun se,s.45a Moon sets ASS
HIGH WArRR-IHIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .5l5 Gov. Td."6l7 Hell Gaie-..s:iO
Smyrna times., 1900-10-17
DOWN IN "SOCKUM."
Long the Residence OF Reuben Scaggs, a
WeII.KnOwn SauIsburyite.

The DciGr0reGn says: "The Sixth
or "Shoestring" district of Kent
county now has two Democratic tickets
in the field, the second having been pre-
sented to Clerk of the Peace Downs
last week, the certificate being signed
by III registered Democratic voters of
the district. This is seventeen more than
is required by the constitutional provis-
ion in regard to new political parties
The only difference between the new
ticket, which is styled the Irregular
Democratic Ticket, and the original
Democratic ticket is the name of Her
man Gooden, as candidate for Repre-
sentative in the General Assembly
from the Sixth district, instead of
John G. Dill. The emblem of the
ticket is horse at work. While the
signers of the application, who APP
peared before the Clerk of the Peace,
state that they have no objection to
Mr.. Dill, who is a man of sterling in
tegrity, they also claim that Mr..
Gooden can better represent the inter
ests of the common people in that
neighborhood.
A dweller in ''Sockum" in the same
paper says of the ''Shoestring" dis
trict: "There are in the district 667
voters. The Republicans cannot poll
mora than 91S vOtas unon a fulI raoie
tration. This leaves 449 votes to be
divided between the two Democratic
candidates. If the votes of Democrats
were evenly divided they would have
each 2249 votes. So that if no compro-
mise is made at all in the district one
of the Democrats will be elected be-
cause the Democratic majority is more
than the Republican vote.
Smyrna times., 1900-10-17
SAVED THE HOME FARM.
Sister of McKendree DOwnham Pays a Big
Price For Farm.

Mrs. Mary G.. Barmore of California,
recently came to Philadelphia to see
her brother, McKendree Downham,
formerly editor of the Middletown
Transcript, who has been i'll and in
Philadelphia hospital for treatment
for several weeks. She found her
brother somewhat improved and will
take him to her home in short time.
In looking after his business matters
she learned that Sheriff Wharton was
to sell his 157 acre farm situated in
North Murderkill hundred, which was
the old home farm upon which she had
spent her childhood. Accordingly
when the place was offered at Frederick
on Saturday she was the purchaser at
the fancy price of $4525.. Mrs. Bar
more was the guest of E. b. Downs
while at Dover. .-DoUer Inder.
Smyrna times., 1900-10-17
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK +?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
paper. is sure to know of the wonderful
Smyrna times., 1900-10-17
Friday Session.

This was the last day of the conven-
tion, and unusually interesting and
profitable. Much interest was centered
in the election of officers, especially
the president, and these officers were
chosen:
President, Mrs. Emma E. Caulk,
Wyoming; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. E. Elma Pyle, Landenbnrg; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Anna S. Whar-
ton, Dover; treasurer, Miss Sallie S.
Rawlins, Bridgeville; and the follow
ing superintendents Scientific Tenn
perance Instruction, Mrs. J. r. Milli-
gan, Wilmington; Sunday School
Work, Mrs. Fred G. Mccall, Whining
ton; Temperance Literature, Mrs.
Neal Comfy, Wilmington; Press, Miss
Annie Sutton, Smyrna; Agent Union
Signal, Mrs. Lila Aaron, Hartly;
Medal Contests, &c.
A strong resolution was adopted by
the convention in regard to the ''bottle
law, as it is known in the State, which
does not require that liquor shall be
drunk where it is purchased. The
resolution denounces the law as 6
menance to the boys, young men and
also the women of the State, and il
will come up before the next Genera
Assembly, in an an appeal for a repea
of the law.
An interesting point was brough
out that at School elections, if
woman is the owner of any persona
property-even silver spoons or Jew
elry-she can vote.