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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
A. A. J0CIS
ONCE MORE.
lie Figured in a Real Es=
tate Transaction in
This City Two
Years Ago.

The people OF Wilmington will be Inter.
estud to hear OF The latest Episode Of An-
tans A Jocit. He figured prominently in
Wilmington couple OF years ago in n
real estate transaction. The late John
Bradford was agent for property and Jo-
CTS sold the same.
From Philadelphia comes the nows that
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nathan Schwartz, OF 766
South SeConC Street, was rudely interrup-
ted yesterday by gang of workmen who
broke open the door of their home, think.
ing that the couple wore dead.
scnartz is employed by Antanis A.Jocis
who conducts printing establishment at
i0i South Second street, which is next
door to his employees homo. Desiring to
enlarge his plant Sr. Jocis began to ill up
the front portion Of tho first and seconh
floors OF Schnrtz's home last week. On
Wedne4dy Jocis quarrelled with Scharz.
Yesterday morning when the wOrkmen
appeared to continue their work on the
now addition they found the doors barred.
Constant ringing of the door pell br ought
no response. Thinking that Schartz was
still asleep, Fors ordered tho workman to
walt for his appearance
At 70 o'clock JOcis went to the South
Second street station and declared to the
house sergeant that he believed that
Schwartz bad murdered his wife nnd then
committed suicide. Two poliComen went
to Schwartz's home and ordered the work
mon, who were stili waiting to break open
the door With an axe the men forced an
entrance into tho house, and every ono
went IN. expecting to ind Mr.. and Mrs
schwartz, who were married only three
weeks ago dead. They had not proceeded
far, when n luce curtain over a door in the
hallway WAS moved, aud tho laughing fac-
e. of tho young bride and bridegroom ap-
pcared.
In explanation OF their conduct they de.
clIrcd that they did not want the front
part OF thor home converted into print
ing shop Later, Schartz chan ,Seu hi, mind
and the workmcn began 10 &c. tho now ad
dition In readiness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
1T DOVER
TO-DAY.

The deadlock still continues an d
Delaware still continues to remain
in the doubtful column as to it's
United States Senators. Reports
are current that there is going to
be a break. Some of the Union Re-
publicans are tired of voting tor
Addicksfor the long and short term.
Regular Republicans declare that
they will not and Democrats dare
not vote for Addlcks. The vote to.
day 10 the Legislature is as follows:
LONG TERM.
Addicks, 16.
Kenney, 20.
Hilles, 2
dupont. 7.
.Spruance. l.
Higgins. l.
Bird, ].
SHORT TERM
Salisbury, 20.
Addicks, To-
Richards, 10.
Hilles, ].
Nlelds, /.
In the Sedate today Mr.. Wright
introduced bill for the rcgistra-
tion of land titles so as TO facilitate
the transfer Of property.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Nc
Farlin Tor the appointment Of a
shad patrolman at New Castle was
read a third time and sent to
the House.
The bill introduced bv Mr..
Blakely for the appointment of a
State Veterinarian at salary of
$1,000 was read.
Mr.. Abbott introduced bill for
the creation of a State Board OF
Agriculture.
The Farnhurst appropria tion
bill was read third time but final
action was deferred until Monday.
= In the House Mr.. Shallcross intro.
duced bill to incorporate Middle
town. He also gave notice of
bill regulating weights aud meas.
ures in New Castle county.
Mr.. Robertson introduced his
seven commissioner providing for
the increase OF the Levy Court
Commissioners of New Castle Co.
The Governor TO have the appoi mt
ment OF two additional comm is
sloners.
This will give Il commissioner 10
Mill creek hundred
A big light is expected over the
return of the liquor license money
10 cities and INCORPORATE tows,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
THE ROSS Ia !, ! !
|: 7 CONTEST.
The Ross.McNuIty Contest
Now Before the Sen.
ate. Ross Will
Fight to the
Bitter End.

Yesterday the Sen ate took up the
Ross-McNultv contest case. They
have not been in any hurry in tax.
ing it up. The hearing took place
in the legislative parlor, with only
the Committee. Senator McNulty
and Howard Ross. and their coun.'
sci present, Mr.. McNulty is rep
resented by J. Harvey Whiteman
while Mr.. Ross has employed VIM.
S. Hiiles and David J. Reirhardt.
The contest will be fight to fin
ish as Mr. Ross says he is entitled
to the seat in the Senate. Mr..
Whitcman it is said will summon
every one Of tn 1875 men in South
Wilmington who were not allowed
10 vote in that district, who have
made affidavit that they were de-
prived from casting their ballot on
election day.
Senator Knox is chairman of the
Committee on Elections, the other
members being Sen ators Pennewill
and McFarlane. Republicans. and
Senators Hart and slaughter, DEM
ocrats; At the suggestion of the
attorneys, stenographic report of
all testimony will be made,
Mr.. Hillcs presented resolution
directing the Clerk of the Senate to
return TO Senator McNulty the spe-
cihcatons of hs objections to the
right of Ross TO contest his (Mc-
Nulty 81 seat. 1t set forth that
Ross served notice on Senator Nc
Nulty on December 9th, aud on
December 18th. delivered a written
specific alton OF the grounds on
which he intended 10 make a con-
test. Mr.. McNulty has failed to de-
liver to Ross specification of OBJ
jeetions to the right of Ross 10 SeL-
ator sMcNulty $ seat within fifteen
DAYS after receiving the notice
aforesaid, is provided in Section 2.
Chapter 25, OF the Revised CodeShe Q
resolutiod cited. ard further set
forth that McNulty has filed an al
lodged specifications, bearing the
date of January and has not de-
livercd to Ross the said specifca-
tion OF objections within fifteen days
after rcceiving'thc notice aforesaid.
Mr.. lllllcs held that the Statu-
ates provided the rule or method OF
requiring contests and such rule
should be observed. lie had no
doubt, however, that Is the Senate
is constitutional body, it could
rise above the statuates in provid-
ing rules for contested elections.
In the face Of this. however, the
statuates have been followed in the
past and he cited the decision OF a
ma jority OF the house in applying
the statuates OF the Revised
Code to the Learned Scotch con-
test, in which the contest was
thrown out because the papers and
protests had not been filed with
the speaker on the first day OF the
session.
The contest will be continued on
next Thursnay evening in Mr. Hill
les Office in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
VENEZUELAN SITUATION.
The MTtinE of Native Tr00p.-ts-
phult tusr More ScriOus.

The Mutins of Native Troon"-ts-
phait tHsc More serious.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Ian. %.
-Advices which have been received here
regarding the mutiny Of Venezuelan
troops i'll the lIoyo barracks at Caracas
sny that the mutincers numbered 3UD.
The outbreak took pncc at \ o'clock in
the evening Of Jan. II, and the colonel,
two officers and fonr men were killed.
The mutinecrs escaped without arms BY
different roads and got outside the capt
tai. Half Of them were subsequently ar
rested near Caracas, and the others sur
rendciod the next day.
Apparently there wns no political cause
for the outbreak. Inquiry showed that
the men had been badly fed aud were
being exploited by the chiefs The au-
thoriries Of the capital seem to have
been unaware Of The incident.
The situation SO far as It affects the
Bermudcz Asphalt company grows crit
ical every hour All the negroes aud 9th
cr laborcrs nrc mcnuced and impressed
by the local authorities Or they desert.
thus leaving the plant at the asphalt lake
without assistance.
The American colony in Venezuela con.
tinues to protest against the Indifference
with which American lives and interests
are regarded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
DOT

Frank Sistoa he driver OF horse be-
longing 10 George Lodge. was thrown
from the wagon last evening during u
runaway.
Harry Fppenhimcr, Of No III Warner
81 rect, had his log crushed by the cars at
Chadus Ford yesterday afternoon. He
was brought to hi, homo in this city last
evening.
Alfred Todd cut his hand sevcr!y while
NJ work at Edge Moore.
Captain Wilson has resigned as Presi-
dent Of ths Cape May Steamboat Com.
pany.
In Bethany Baptist Church last night
the kcv John Shape preached.
New Castle and Wilmington men who
are at work in he Chester Steel Casting
Compnny,s works will 10 effected by ths
reduction IN wages. Tho cut amounts to
81 q week In sonc cases.
Hanuali Anne Leach former wife OF
James Yates died yesterday in her 95th
year. Three children survive her George
H., John j. Yates, and Sarah A. Hackett
Harris Fppinbemer, living at No. III
Warner rect had his leg crushed by the
cars at Chadd's Ford. Hc was brought
to this city on tho train.
John Hancock who died yesterday at
his hCme, No 1913 east 1lth straet was a
member of Windsor Lodge, No. 81 Sons
of S.. George and keokuk Tribe No. 3,
improved O. II NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
CARD BASk EFT,

Arthur Boyer of Miles City, Mon
tana, is the guest of relatives in
Smyrna, after an absence of 10 years.
Miss NJ. Beatrice Handy was among
the visitors to our city last week. She
was visiting her sister. Mrs. james
Connolly,
Mrs. l.. Logan Of this city attended
the wedding of Miss Elsie Murray and
John Faulkner in Chester, last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cole, Miss
Maggie SalmonS, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Wallace. of Summit Bridge attended
the wedding last night in Chester Of
Miss Emma Jones and James Ncwill.
Mrs. A. Danncnbcrg of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Adam Bach
rack of this city.
Mr.. Samuel Slessingcr is confined
to his home with an attack of the
grip.
The Christian Endcavor Society of
Hanover Church will hold social in
the church this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Went to Dover,

Members of Council today went to
Dover to talk with the members of
the Legislature about the Bill to give
Wilmington and other incorporated
towns half of the amounts collected
by them for licenses to sell liquor.
Statistics of revenue have been OBJ.
tained from about thirty cities in this
country and will be shown to the
members of the General Assembly.
In all Of these cities the municipality
gets portion or all Of the money re-
ccivcd from liquor licenses granted
within their limits. In some cases
the cities receive portions of other
licenses so collected.
Some of the places from which re.
plies have been received even lay q
tax for city purposes upon national
banks, nearly all of them upon street
railroads or the cars upon the same
and have various other sources Of
revenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
With the Sick,

Mrs. Enoch Jefferson, who Is lying
seriously i'll at her home, is as well as
can be expected this morning.
J. A. McLain, business manager Of
Goldcy's College, who has been CON
fined to his home for the past week,
is somewhat improved this morning,
although he has not been able to re-
sumo his duties yet.
Edward Concannon, who attempt :
ed suicide on Wednesday, has nearly
recovered. He is still at the Della
ware Hospital.
Peter Chippcy, who has passed the
cightleth milestone, is seriously i'll
at his home. He is among the oldest
who have stood in the front ranks Of
his race.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
WILGUS -LONC,

Roxanna. Del, Jan. 2+,-Miss
Maud Long, daughter of Represen-
tative David J. Long, and Clarence
Wilgus were married Yesterday at
the home OF the brides parents,
The ceremony was perform ed by
the Rev, +. c. Cochran. Represer-
tatlve Longs absence from the
Legislature was due 10 his attend
ance at the ceremonies. Miss
Hanna Long was maid of honor
and Littleton Kittenger was best
man, Miss Nora Bunting was
bridesmaid and Samuel Bennett
was usher. The wedding march
was played by Miss Kate Wilgus.
The bride is pretty young woman
and one OF the bellies Of this colnty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Fall OF Snow.

About II 80 O'Clock last night snow
began ~ rtlI and has continued to fail
up 1" time vt going TO press. The
weight ui the snow bad Il bad effect on
The wires Consequently telegraph
and telephones were broken down. The
first ones TO fan down were at Tenth
and Broomc. 1hrlcruth and Frank
jim, Delaware Avenue and jefferson.
on ADAMS between Third and Fourth,
El.UIi and Lombard, seventh and
Ma1@ud Avenue, Ninth and SlipIry,
Ni&JuaDd Walnut, Third and Van
Hurru, Washington between Thir-
trcnlh and G"urIecuth, Third and
French, T"cNty.Hrat and Market. At
the latter place upr," belonging TO
Victor Pyle stepped on tur wire and
received shock The animal vas in
JUrCd about The head when it fell.
About five O'Clock thi, morning the
tire alarm struck. Ipou iuqury. it
was found that tie striking Of 'hc
alarm was caused by the wire, Dccom.
ing cross ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
PREVENTED BY CUTICURA SOAP.
Charters Granted at Dover,

Dover, Jan, %. - Certificates Of inCor.
poration have been filed as follows i:
The Coombs Co., Of Apaiachicolo. i or.
ida, to construct. maintain and oper.e
saw mills, tug, &c ; capital stock slC0. 900.
Tho Columbia Lock Nut Co. Now
York City, to manufacture tho Brice lock
nut capital stock 900
Tho II. W. Vandover Co.. OF Whining
ton, Del, to manufacture aud sell blcy.
clos, trcycles. &c. capital stock $4,000
Ths Washington Bill Posting Co., of
Baltimore, Md to engage In bill poster
business capital stock, $4,000
Tho Electro Chemical Ruplure Co haI
changed its name TO the Chemical E!ec-
trical Institute. "a.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
CITY COUNCIL &,
PROCEEDINGS.
Bill :Appr0ved and Ordi-
nance Offered Last
Evening.

Alta meeting of the City Council last
evening Guy Council Treasurer Hamaan
reported balance in bank to be t5S, 298 81;
received Of Eugene NJ. SSyers, s50); 4. :.
Lewis, s6l2; Wilmington City Railway
Company. t2,2Ss for tax on polcs.
Mr.. Cannon offered II resolution declin.
ing to approve the bill for the improve.
msnt of the Chris lana RIVER on the
ground that the City solicitor had given
an opinion of the effect that Council had
no right to vote money for the improve.
ment Of wator ways. The RESOLUTION was
adopted.
Mr. Kane presented a communication
from the Street and S,wsr Dspar m ,n5
notifying Council that it would apply to
th:General Assembly for u r1.snaot n,at
Of the law granting II an appropriation OF
$4,000 next year at 3 per cant. Increase
each yoar thereafter aud asking Counci 3
approved. The communication was 70.
ferred.
Mr. Stewart presented u bill providing
that no ore could hereafter bring q suit
for personal damages against the city
unless notice shall 10 given to the city
solicitor within 80 days alter the injury.
No suit can he brough after..ons year from
the time OF the injury. On Mr., 5 cwarts
motion ths bill was approved by Council
and sent to tho Legislature with q re.
quest for Its passage.
Mr.. Heald presented OH ordinance In
creasing the salarios OF the assistant city
engineers. 1t was read twice and roserrei
to the Law Conmi.te. No agn.o, are
named In the ordinance,
President Alexander announced that
the ordinances concerning markets aud
fixing the rms Of tho rodmsn IN the En-.
ginesllng and Surveying Department
had been returned with tho approval OF
the mayor.
After the regular meeting OF City Coun.
Gil last evening Levi {. Bird and Androw
Il Sandburn, representing the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and William
Michael Byrne. representing the Delaware
and Atlantic Telegraph aud Teeph one
Company held a conference with the ..Fi-
nance Committee OF City Council In ref
erenco to the take; levied upon those com.
panlss. ,
When the assessment for the present
fscnl year was made the poles, wires, eto,
OF the companies named wero taxed the
and the taxes stood rs first assessed. "
was thought the COMPANIES would fight
1t out In court as the railroad companies
have decided to do. The conference last
night was for the purpose Of dct.rmining
II some compromise could DO made. IL
was claimed that the assessment was too
high As As no as spRPH., pR"lnS. was made At tho
formed the Lawyers that no reduction
could now I've made.
Whilo Ii was not formally stated that
ih, taxes would bo paid and no contest
would be ,,;,.ade IN Court 1t was under.
stood by the FinaI1eea Committee Of Coun.
Gil aud that body expects that In few
days the $1,000 owed in taxes aY the two
mpanlss namad will DO paid to tn5 cl'y.
Josiah Cox was buried this after.
noon at 2 O'Clock. Members of the
Fame Fire Co., Blue Rock Council,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
AllkE AND nEAIu EliHI

Mr.. w A Ha'nsa OF ManChe, ,ter T., l..
NrlIlhg OF his almost miruruIous escape
from aehth avs: "EXposUro after measles
Induced serious lung trOuble, which endel |
Ia Consumytion had frequent hcmur-
hagos and coughsl day and night. All
my doe Ors said mus soon die. Then
began to u-e ijr. Kings Now Discovery
for Consumption, which completely cured
me. ! would not DO without it oven if it
cost s5Oo II bottle. Hundreds have used
Vt on my recommendation and ali say it
never falls to euro Throat. Chest aud
Lung troubles Regular size 20. and 81
Trial bottles free AT y, b. pantorth's drug
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
PERSONAL: ]
MENTION
TULL-HEARN.

Laurel, Jan. 24-AdolyshusJ. Tull
and Miss Guettle May, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Hearn OF this
place were married to-day. Miss Bes.
sic IIearn, sister Of the bride was
bridesmaid and Charles Tull, brother
of the groom was best man. The
Rev. Fl. c. Turner performed the cere-
mony. The bride was attired in roy.
al blue Lansdowne with white silk
waist and blue velvet bolero. The
groom was in evening dress. Tho
bridesmaid wore white organdie.
Guests were present from Phiadcl.
phia, Greenwood, Bridgeyille, seaford,
Reliance and Laurel. 49,:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Samples Stolen.

L. II. Brittingham of PhiaGclph
reported to the police that lie had
been robbed of 800 worth of silk
samples. which he alleged had been
stolen by companion Of his at the
Clayton House. The companion had
registered as sc. G. Benedict" of
Philadelphia. The samples were To-
Gated at L. Lcvy'S loan Office whore
they had been pawned for SO. The
men had gone to the hotel and Occu-
pied one room.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Louis Larson OF Little Creek and
Miss Mary Wilkinson of Dover We're
married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pyle, on New street, Dover,
the Rev. n. o. Gibson, pastor of Do.
yer M. p. Church, officiating. After
a reception Mr., and Mrs. Larson left
for their new home in Little Greek.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
SPRINGS--DAyIS.

William Lconidas Springs and Miss
Reba Mayberry Davis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Davis of Bren-
ford, will be married at the home of
the bride on Tuesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 5th. Both young people are
well known throughout Kent county.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Fingers tuncn off,

George B. Crossau, residing at No. !9s
Franklin street, pmpIOyclAs mlchinist
at tho p, W x Il railroad shCp, had the
fingers of ono OF his hands taken of willis
at work his morning He was taken to
tho otii,o OF DR., james Draper where the
injuries were dressed, IIo was afterwards
tukeE to his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
CUiuuhOun Ousryn:ir.j

Capt, ". c. X. Colquhoun. T.. S.
a" OF this city, who is stationed in
San Juan, Porto Rico. where his
regiment is located, Is quarantincd
at his home there. His year old
son Vim. {. X. CoIquhoun, Jr., is
suffering from scarlet lever.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Protection Lodge,

Protection Lodge, No. 90, A. O. u. W.,
of st. Georges Is making special preparat.
ions for tho installation Of its officers on
Monday ovcniug next. Besides the install
alion ,hers will be mutations and bau-
quet. All of the grsnd lodge officers will
be ptesent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
TRIED FlEi: DOSTOHS.

Mrs. Frances L. Sales OF Missouri Val.
ley. Ia, w!ites Il had severe kidneys
trouble for yours, nau trlJi 1lvo doc Or
without bo nctit, but three bottles Of Fol
ey's Kidney Cure Cured mo-" Sold Mt
Danfor. his drug store, l2O Market stree.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
TO PREVENT the GRIP.
Laxative Bromo.Quinlue removes the
cause,
Shot From Ambush.

John Day, Of Twenty ninth and Tatna!l
streets called at the police station yestar.
day afternoon aud reported that hs lai
been shot by an unknown person at Belle
vue. lie stated that bo was walking alcng
the railrood tracks near Nh orchard VIII II
he heard u report and fc,t a singing sen-
tation in The calf of his leg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
DtA lt1o

DEHlho
THOMAS, In this city OH Jan. 25th, 1901. Jan c,
widow OF Edward Thomas aged 5j years.
Relatives, friends and members of star Of
Delaware, Lodge 40. ], sheppard OF Bethle.
hem, are invited TO Iattcnd the funeral ser.
vices a, Tho residence of her nelce. Mrs. John
II. Jacobs. No 1921 French street on Sunday
afternoon, AZ $50 o'clock. lntermunt at
fuyarylew Cemetery.
LEACH-ln tins city on Jan. 24th 1901 Hannah
Arn Leach, in hcr 9jth year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO att end
the funeral services at her late residence, No.
100 South lincoln street, on Saturday after
rorn, the gjtn inst, at . .o'c oCk Inter ment
at Wilmington and Brandy wine cemetery. \
GEANT-.In tiscity, on Jan, a. 1901, Han.
nah, widow Of James 81. Grant, aged &"
years
Relatives aud frien IL ore invited to attend
the funeral services at hur lats resi- slence y o.
1914 West sixth street, on Saturday after
noon at ) O'Clock, nterlncnt private
LoVEII.-In this city, on Jan. sd, IDOL {.
Reba T.. only daughter OF Kichari 4. and
Roscna 4. Lowell in her ,ih year
Funeral from her pnrent' 8 residence No.
800 DUPONT street, on Friday afternoon at2
O'Clock. nteiment ut Iombardy Cemetery.
FLlNN-O the gath inst. Ann G. Finn, IN
the 18th ear of her age
Relative. ano friends areinvited TO attend
the funeral on Seventh day, lst month, 70.
1891, TO leave her late residence, in Els mere.
De-, at : o'clo ok. lnterment at Hochessin.
HANCOCK-,n tAis city. on Jan. "a, 1901,
John Hancock.
Relatives. friends and members of Windsor
Lodge, No. 81 Sons OF st. Georges and keo.
kuk Tribe. no. 5, |. o. X. NJ. are invited to
attand the funeral on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, from his late residence. Ne. 1903 t.
lltA street. nterment at Riyeryiew cemetery.
SHARPLESS. At Ash. land, Del. oil Jan, .lst
1901, Ann Sharpless in he olst year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her brother
John Shurple!s. on 9Th day. lat month 25lh
l9OL lntermenL at Hockcosln Csnrtniy,
Meet at the house at O'Clock without further
uOsice,
COX-In this city on January I'D, 1901 Josiah
X, Cox aged 81 years.
Relatives iricnis and members of Blue
Rock Council No. 3j. /. o. Il. G., Fame Hose
Fire Company and Railway Traumen are in.
resi- idsnce No, Gi3 Fus, Sixth street. On Friday
afternoon January 2ith at o'cloGI, Inter
m cnt at Rirerview Cemetery.
LliLEY--In this city on January q, 1901
Mary Adaliae, daughter oil CharlGs =. and
Ida J. Lilley. aged month
Funeral private this afternoon al 2 o'clock
from the residence Of her parents, No l25
Concord avenue. lntcrment al Bethel brandy
wine Hundred l.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
Had a Dinner.

An elaborate dinner was served to tho
Grand Army men at the Capital Hotel.
Members Of the Legislature were the
guests Of tho veterans and u general good
time WAS had
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
DOna tions Received.

Many donations were received at the
New Century Club yesterday for the Min:
quindale Home. The donotions consisted
OF groceries, and provisions and also a
large amount OF money was received. The
homo has been badly In nood Of money for
some time 10 meet current expenses. ~ H'.
A largo heater has been recently put In
the homo for The payment OF which thero
WAS not enough money at that time Man
ayers Of the home had made special efforts
to make this donation day big success.