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The sun., 1901-05-04
PRICE OF WORLDLINEss.
The Rev. F. Burgette Short to Ad-
dress Y. M. C A. Gospel Meeting

"...c Price Of Worldlness' Is the sub
ject Of an address to be made by the
Rev r. Burgrtte Short, pastor of Ep-
worth NJ. T.. Church at the y. NJ. q. A.
gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon. Mr.
Short is an unusually interesting speaker
and always attracts a large audience
when he speaks at the y. NJ &. \. Mrs
kathyrme Mccormick. The noted soloist
Of Philadelphia. will sing several sclec
tions and there will also be u song ser.
vir. conducted by @. $. Appleby.
The committee Of Junior managers vii
huld d meeting at the association hall al
. o'clock this morning. Arrangements
will be made for May week outing fol
the boys and other outdoor events fnl
the summer
The sun., 1901-05-04
SWALLOWED
DEADLY DRUG
Charles Dlitt Found on the Street
Unconscious.
TOOK A DOSE OF MORPHIA
Removed to the Homeopathic Hos
pital in the Phoenix Ambulance
Where He Was Revived and
Will Probably Live.

Charles Dlitt, aged about 80 years,
wns found lying on the pavement at
Front and Madison streets about
o'clock last night in an unconscious CON
,lition. The Phoenix Ambulance was
summoned and removed him to the Hom-
ropathic Hospital. There is was found
that he had taken a dose Of morphine,
it is supposed with suicidal intent.
Dlitt was revived at the hospital and
was resting easily at 1.SO o'clock this
morning. A card discharging him from
the Nook County Hospital, Illinios,
was found in one Of his pockets.
Dlitt would not have anything to say
about himself. His home is not known
md how or when he arrived in Whining
ton is a mystery.
The case will in all probability be re-
ported to the police today and they will
make an investigation.
The sun., 1901-05-04
HEARD BY REFEREES.
Decision in Court Case Of Canning
VS.. 0'Donnell.
Fl ering Was Held in Grand Jury
Room Decision in Favor OF
Annie O'D0nnell.

The appeal cnse Of Joseph Canning
rs. Annie O'Donnell which was on the
trial list AZ the last term of Superior
Court was by agreement Of counsel re-
ferrei to the referees.
The referees met III the grand jury
room ut the Court House and went over
the case.
The suit was originally brought before
Magistrate Daley and was for board.
An appeal was taken to the Superior
Court. The referees after considering
thc matter decided the case in favor of
Annie O'Donnell and fixed the amount
due at $36.
Henry X. Bringhnrst, Jr., represented
Annie O'Donnel and Hoifecker, Hof
frrkcr X Wales. Joseph Canning.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Sunday Night Meeting.

II tomorrow night is clear there will
doubtless bc great crowd ut the Opera
Hous, to worship with Epworth Church
congregation. These services hay, nj
ways been largely attended and tomo'-
row night will not be any exception to
the rule. The sermon subject will be.
.'rhe Souls Passion Special music by
both the senior and Junior choirs. Mrs.
Kathyrnr Mccormick of Philadelphia,
will also sing. This will ~ the last
service that Mr.. Short will hold in the
Opera House this spring. Only those
who 80 early will get good seats.
The sun., 1901-05-04
wbipped and Sent to Jail.

James Spann. who at first claimed
,N;,nin.ton as his home, hut afterwards
said hc lived on Dickinson street an"Ns ,
S.yn,b. philadelphia. became involved
n ! street fight Thursday night. As !
,.,,,,s.ounnce hr was sent to st. Agnes
,In.,,;t,l ia have n serious cnt III ms
hnad trr,trd. Yesterday morning nc was
stood M before Magistrate Scott. NJ 'n'
o5th district station house. Ihe evi.
l.nce showed that Spann had been Gu. !,
Il, man vaguely described as "l,an'
,,hn md escaped arrest. As it was shown
,nnt Sn,nn had started the fight an'
,,.1 mir of brass knuckles, Masistrat,
S.ott decided that he had better speh'
thc next three months in the House o
| rnrrrction
The sun., 1901-05-04
Two New Lawyers,

Edward +. Price and John Malloy have
,,ss.1 their final examinations for ad-
n,ission 10 the bar Of Newcastle connty.
Isarh possea i. crelitablr examination.
rhey viii lie admitted to the bar at IN"
uar form Of Superior Court Mr.. Price
,n,a Inv under ]. Ernest Smith and VIII
h,yn lis Office with him. lie is now
,,Einr Il course 1T the University oi
PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. Mailoy is son o.
James A[alloy. who is interested in con
trnctips in New York. The son read law
nnder John Biggs and took two years
Al Harvard Law School.
The sun., 1901-05-04
SECURED NEW LAMPS.
Oil Will be Burned in the Patrol
Wagon Lamps.

The Police Commissioners have Sc
cured two new lamps for patrol wagon
N. , The old ones were broken re-
Gently when Il street car collided win
the patrol wagon.
The new lamps burn oil. Tallow can
dies were used in the old ones. Chief
Massey believes that the oil lamps will
he more serviceahle as we'll as cheaper.
Tie lamps can be used on either Of the
patrol wagons.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Horscshoers Reception.

The Master Horseshoers' Protective
Association, Division No. 211. gave re-
ception 10 its members and friends IN
lis rooms at No. S29 Orange street on
Thursday evening. The organization was
only recently organized and the menbel
shin numbers about twenty-eigh.
The object of the association Is TO
protect the trade by associatinS with
one another, thereby helping their brother
radcsmen and apprentices, and being
Of more use to their patrons Al DIFF
frrent times Il veterinary surgeon will be
secured for lectures on horses, 70 teach
them more about the animals with which
they have to do.
The sun., 1901-05-04
SMALLPOX DECREASING.
state Board Of Health Says Disease
is Stamped Out.

Delaware is now practically rid Of
sn,llnox Secretary Lowber. secretary
nr thr State Board of Health, said that
~, disease would likely be entirely
wiped out within the next two or 'hfre
weeks. There are few eases through
nnt tho State. The victims are i'll most
,.,s.s recovering but still quarantlned.
At The last report received there We're
,l.yrn eases in Sraford. one ~ ior'
Penn. one near Pennington, two ontsine
~ Pennington and one or Two apoa'
sight miles from Laurel.
There are eight eases IN the pest ilo''s,, !,
n Fnrnhnrst. Seaford is now cleared
| Of smallpox.
The sun., 1901-05-04
TO START TROLLEY WORK.
Citizens Railway Company to BE-
gin Operations Monday.

Thr citizens' Railway co. has ar
..,,,,,,.l 1, bruin the work Of building its
.x.t.m next Monday. The Seventh street
Inc will be built first and the others
,,r,.rwnra. The franchise covers the tol-
,,,,,;,. routrs. On Seventh street from
..,l,, Market 10 the western city line:
King from Sixth to Sixteenth; ofanss f;nns
rrnn second to Thirteenth and Wood
Lawn avenue from Sixth to ShaiicrosS
ay.nu.. These lines will be part OF the
Peoples Railway Co.'S system, n the same same
people ming interested in hoth tn, 6 com, IN,
n,nirs and Richard w. Crook manager
William II. Quigg Of Philadelphiaa
who built the lines for the 1,eol,'e
~, has the contract for the ai,'A'''s
| litnS
The sun., 1901-05-04
Eederal .uilding Changes.

Several changes will be made on tlle
hir1 floor Of the Federal Bulldihs
heretofore room No. 3O which is ON
he south side Of tho corridor at the
n,,l ~ thc stairs, has been used as a
',nrn,oom for il large number of valtl-
IN. records. hut us il is desired to make
ho,n more secure they are to be trans
i.n,rnd ID the room on the north side Of
Il, corridor nov occupied by Internal
revenue officer Daniel Burton. Mr..
Burton will probably occupy the room
nov occupied hy Customs Officer Peter
&. .Ayars and AIr. Ayars may g" !"
nom No. 80. where the records are now
kent.
The sun., 1901-05-04
WILL OPPOSE REMOVAL.
Effort Being Made to Keep United
States Engineers Office Here.

The following committee has been ap-
pointed by President Lawton of the
Board Of Trade to make Il protest to
L. ). Engineers Department against the
removal Of the local office: William w.
i.oblell, Alfred Il. Morrison, Howard T..
Wallace. George b. Moore, Charles w.
a4 :, sA,l iha csl y nor " mr. niiHawEffo iHHawffolaln And I'd
probnble that the visit 10 Washington
will h. next week.
William Lawton, president Of the
Rolra Of Trade. is of The opinion that
m. Tnitrd States engineer, office in this
i,v cannot lie abolished by an order from
,hr secretary Of war, aS me once Whs
created hy an act Of Congress. NJ
l.awton is upheld in his views by many
Wilmington business men.
The sun., 1901-05-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
John Grant Has Leg Cut off by Raj
road Train.

John Grant. aged about Is years. of No.
56 kenmcrc road, was seriously injured
1T Concord station on the Il. X .. rail
road about go o'clock yesterday after
noon by jumping from moving train.
He fell nuder one of the cars which
passed over his left leg cutting II oil be
low the knee. His right arm also was
broken ana he received several slight
lncerations..
The Phoenix Ambulance was sum
inune,l and removed young Grant 10 ihr
Delaware Hospital. II" suffered lnncil
pain but was resting Ms easy as could
hr expected last night. Attendants OF
he hospital think hr will live.
The sun., 1901-05-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

y Chalkley Hatton, engineer IN charge
~ sewers III This city. Will alteha .,'e
annual meeting Of The Amerleah ~, ~,
,i.ty Of Civil Engineers III NIAGARA ai's
on June 2l. .,, 9
Miss Ida V. deputy and Wliiiam ,.
smith were married by the Key. H. ~.
,doms in Union NJ. Il. parsonage on
March 30.
Lincoln Platt and Glen Mcdonnell nave
h.nn visiting James tyre, formerly OF
Ms city, III Philadelphia.
James II. Tyre, formerly Of ms nus si's ,
ow Of philadelphia. has ontalhen i,
,nsi,ion with the New York Shlphniiuihs
,,nmnnny. in Camden. y. j.
Miss Irene A. ltldinger, Of TINS e!iy.
t,s been graduated from the itaiI,ins
.hnol for nurses Of the Southern iioh'-
mothic Medical College, III baltimore
Charles $. Campbell of this city was
..r,dnnted from the Philadelphia Zen
II l,nll.re at the thirty-eigh,h annual
commencement held in the Academy o'
slusie. philadelphia, last night.
\ n.aa rrha Sun
The sun., 1901-05-04
LIGHTER TO BE LAUNCHE
Manayunk Will Take Her Init al
Plunge Today.

A. 10 o'clock this morning the derfiek
.;aht,r Mnnayunk being constructed hN
M t,not.h Moore 4 Sons Company, Tor
N. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Will DC
lm,nrhr,l. The local firm has u CONTRACT
N furnish the railroad company WIN lrh
.n,.I hoats and the Manayunk ls lllt
eighth one to BE- launched
The ninth boat is now III me 'r"i',
ana will probably be launched III apou,
!, week. The keel for the tenth one VIII
hr layel today. The last Of the hoa'S
win bt turned over to the railroad com
nury about September !. In addition !,
lhr above mentioned boats the En"'i
Moore X Sons 60. also have mlch "lhe'
work III their yard.
The sun., 1901-05-04
MORE PROPERTIES BOUGHT.
p. w. & B. Railroad Co. Pays S2O,
900 for Malta House.

Tbe Malta House at the hortheas'
.orncr of Water and King streets mas
ynun purchased from the owner, Der,
nn,l Carr hy the r.. w. \ i. Kallroa'
~ Thr price paid was 100000.
IN. ,.ompany now has. it is under,
sta,,l nurchasrd every property desired
~, ~. elevated railroad between f'rrnch
and Orange streets, rNcrp' ",e' w. !,
indications are that It VIII pe Se'''''' =
i few days. .,..,tor,x
4 tract of land on the SOUTHWESTERN.
side of Robinson street. .l6o lee' i'o'," ~.
w,st OF Church, which WAS "wh'u ~
William Baxter and wife, has also nee, s
bought by the railroad company ="
| S5. 600
The sun., 1901-05-04
ACCIDENTS RESULTED FATALLY
William Conville and Frank ogden
nied Yesterday.

was injured in ....ea, a,srd 70 years, yea. H.. who
Rockford Oh Thursday arternoon, uief
If the Delaware Hospital yesterday
morning. Conville was thrown from Y
.,rt that he was driving on Thursday
,nd his skull was fractured.
Prank II. Ogden. aged 26 years o. No
ia Taylor street. died ut his nome YES
Irrday morning. Ills death was III" r'-
,ult Of a rnpimed blood vessel. lie wa>
hurt by falling down stairs on Ill'rsaa!
y,,iry. He will BE- buried tomorrow
,ftrrrooll from the residence Of Isaac
II. G,eiln. M. 3035 Market street. oor
,n,r Prick will hold an inquest III h"ll
eases.
The sun., 1901-05-04
STRAINED Kelations Adjusted.

The strained relations which existed
N thr Ghristiana Presbyterian Church
have been successfully adjusted. The
trouble was adjusted by the Rev. VIII
liam Frederick Lewis of Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. John Me
Eilmoyr Of IIlkton, Md, and elder IL. T..
Price Of Delaware City. Il committee
appointed ~ the recent session of the
prcsbytrry Of New Castle for that ex-
nrrSS nmrnOSe.
The sun., 1901-05-04
FLOWERS FOR PATIENTS.
Presented to Those at Homeopathic
HospitaI by Children.

The scholars Of No. room No. ~
S,.hnnl visited the Homeopathic Hospital
,.,,.t.ulny afternoon and presented the
nntients OF that institution with large
',nnntity Of choice flowers. With the
,lnwers was little note which read as
r,llows: I'VE have gathered these now
.rs for the sick people and We hope they
wll cheer them. We send them win
sympathy and best wishes It was ,s
signed scholars Of NJ. room of No, ~
School 49,, ~,
rhe patients greatly appreciated my
bowcrs So kindly sent by the chiiar'h
and wish 10 return their thanks lot
| them,
The sun., 1901-05-04
Examiners Meeting Postponed.

On account of the illness OF u. ".
Rogers the meeting of the Board OF IN
;llninrls of The First Regiment. y. q. u.
which was to have been held at the
armory last night for the purpose Of eX-
amining Mr.. Rogers. was postponed MI
Rogers was formerally a captain III the
First Regiment and has been recon-
mended by the commanding officer OF me
First Infantry for appointment as
llrsi lieutenant and quartermaster.
The sun., 1901-05-04
peticit Was Not Mentioned.

IN tho annual budget of estimated
revrn,ies and expenditures for the neXt
,;sc,I year. submitted to City Council
Thursday evening, no mention Is iiiaue :,
the deficit. which must no mel ""' ~ ~
next years revenues. Inc amouht w, NIL J.
ii is believed aggregate S6aooo. ms
does not include the $50, 900 loan author,
izrd bv the Legislature for which pro
vision has been made through the SINK
ing find channel.
The sun., 1901-05-04
POSTED CARD IN CEMETERY.
Unusual Place for the Card Of q
Candidate.

Printed cards of candidates for office
nave made their appearance on trees on
lie principal streets.
one Of the persons who WAS putting NJ
ards was bold enough to tack one on
ire. ii, the First Presbyterian cemez
cry.
The appearance Of the card III thccemc-
ery caused some comment II was tori
lnwn by the sexton.
4 prominent attorney Sa'd thnt Soiii'
# the candidates were politically i"l'
and that the toml,stuncs would be ~
,ppropriate place for their cards.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Two Magistrat, Cases.

Annie Cunningham Of No. 207 Lombard
street was before Magistrate Bradley
last night on charge made by Michael
Morrison of useing abusive language 10
his wife and daughter. The ease was
dismissed on the payment Of the costs.
Norman Seeney. colulea. charged with
assaulting Leonard Dettiss, was repri-
manded by Magistrate Bradley after
which he was dismissed.
The sun., 1901-05-04
prope,ty owners Indignant.

Much Indignation Is heing eNpr'SS'H
~ nruerty owners On West Fifth and
seventh streets over the action Of the
Street and Sewer Department IN grant
inr the Citizens Railway Go. III. riglt
to build trolley lines on those streets ana
yesterday morning movement was hr-
nm by some Of those living on Seventh
trcet looking toward stopping the work
X Injunction proceedings. If poSsiblt.
N definite actions have been taken rs
The sun., 1901-05-04
Returned From Pittsburg.

Nr and Mrs. Howard u. Ross ~.
prainerd Ferris. .Ir.. Harry u. Thomas
,,,I u II Leanum have returned from q
rim "a pittsbnrg. Pa. They were dele
,,,t.. ~ tbe rricnnial Conclave Of the
Sons Of the American Rey"la'i"h W''''''
was held in that city.
The sun., 1901-05-04
DYNIMITE IN HIS PIPE.
John MaIayan Will likely lose
Sight of One Eve.

John Milano of No. 716 Church street
while loading his pipe with tobacco last
-'iIli Iiere eswfsnlpllNp swfss ;;;at dynamite car
started TO light it, The pipe was blown
to uircrs. Milano's face was badly eut
md II Is likely he will lose the sight
uf one eve. Dir. Frist dressed his M
tuiipS
The sun., 1901-05-04
Democratic Smoker.

The West End Democratic Club will
hold \ smokrf Mt the clubhouse, 30.
.o2 West Fifth street on Tuesday ven
lllg. The committee in charge is Joseph
y Brennrn. chairman: Joseph A. Miif-
ray George Naylor. John w. Blades anu
NJ II. Nenmann.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Articles OF Incorporation

christophcr H. Ward sent to Dover
Yesterday articles of incorporation for
a. Stewart 4 Go. drug manufacturers
Chicago. capital $4,000, and the Cornett'
Homes 4 Howard Co., furniture ana esr
nrts Columbus, O.. capital. $lOO,ooo.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Rev. II. Burgette Short Honored.

. The International Committee Of the
international Epworth League Convcn-
lion which convrnes in San Francisco IN
July. has invited the Rev. i. Bnrgette
Short. pastor Of Epworth Nj. II. Church,
TO make an address during the conven-
lion. The Rev. Mr.. Short will probably
lceept the invitation.
The sun., 1901-05-04
10 Construct Four Tracks.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ''onip'iis
4 making preparations to constrnct q
ron,.th track from Paschall to Moore sta
f;ou The additional track will necessl-
~, tha removal of the Moore station
~ from It's present location dis..
t,ncc Of about twenty-five feet.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Contract for College Addition.

The matter of the contraet 10, y,
addition to the State College iof '"iorea
students for which bids We're receiNS"
wiIl come before the trustees ht meet
in~ Ia be held in Dover on Intsdi'N
The sun., 1901-05-04
Will Don Summer Uniforms.

r.. w. 4 r. railroad employees Will
Ion their summer uniforms on Monday.
The white caps arrived ut French street
station yesterday afternoon.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Successful Operation.

John Griffith of M. JOG West Twenty
third street was successfully operated
on nt the Delaware Hospital early yes
ter,lay morning for appendicitis lie
WAS resting easy yesterday afternoon.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Ee,, on the Pavement.

righman Taylor Of No. sO5 ShlpiHy
,trret. fell on the pavement ut Seventh
nd Irrrnch streets about o'clock last
.,iyht ana was slightly injured. lie was
removed 10 the Homeopathic Hospital
il The Phoenix Ambulance.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Enchre Party Dance.

The young ladies Of St. Marys !, -.
Chrach gave Il progressive eucnre par.s
md dance in Sacred Heart fiaii ms
nirht il was largely attended anu
nlcnsing program had been arrahse"
for the occasion.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Two Building Permits.

pnillinr Inspector Cassidy yesterday
issued to Nelson K. Walker pili'i.
Ia build Il shop III No. 1910 lteala s,re''
ana 10 William ]. Brown to hui', y
1nnr.h II Nu. ST. West Fourth street.
The sun., 1901-05-04
Erskine-Derry Wedding.

J,hu II. IIrsknc and Miss MARY H.
D,,.ry bolh Of tlS city, We're married
u Wednesday evening. The ceremony
x,s u.rrnmed bv the Rev. Frederick
itarrr.
The sun., 1901-05-04
IohH. Lackson Improved.

IL II Jackson who has been seriously
m for several days was si'sh'N :"
proved last night
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Ell DC. nire 80.

Mrs. Elizabeth Spear, deputy
organizer for the Loyal Legion
was in Amasa Monday to insti-
tute lodge but the mandate
prohibiting public gatherings
because Of the diphtheria cpl
demic prevented her carrying
out her plans She will return
to Arnasa as soon as the cpl
demic subsidized and complete the
organization She hopes to be
around il about three weeks and
viii let the people Of Amasa
know the exact dates through
tbc columns 81 the DIAMOND
DRILL
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week for her home at Kewaunee
Wis. whore she will visit until
after the holidays.
Miss Mollie Gibson came up
from Crystal Falls Friday even
ing to visit over Sunday with ].
7. Gibson and family
Geo. Roach of Norway was
seen on our streets Thursday.
He is firing on the Powers Amasa
run.
Who "swiped Tromblay's
DEER Won't the guilty party
just let John know how it tasted
b. Isaacson was a passenger
on the morning train Monday
He went to Iron Mountain.
John Mason, ST.. Of Nashville
Mich, is here visiting his son and
incidentally hunting deer
Mrs w. ]. Horder and Miss
Lydia are expected back the lat
ter part of next week.
o. f. Wade entertained the
boys at his place Thanksgiving
eve with a turkey rattle.
Henry Osier now occupies the
residence occupied by the Boo
strum family
Clarence Franklin. our new
barber spent Thanksgiving at
Florence
j II Gibson went to the Falls
on a business trip last Monday
Mrs. W. H. Jobe came home
today from her visit at Appleton.
Emil Pavlick went 10 Florence
70 spend Thanksgiving day.
Mis- 1riber visited during the
week at Crystal Falls
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Two D.aiA. Reported From iAs Dread Disco.

The much dreaded diphtheria
which has been threatening our
village for several months broke
out afresh again Monday and two
deaths resulted. Edith, the little
daughter of Peter Kilgreen. and
Bena, the twelve year old daugh-
ter of Fred Bedor we're the vic
inns Of the disease.
Both deaths occurred Mon
day and naturally caused
larm among the parents Of the
village. In talk which a repre-
sentative Of this paper had with
Dr. McBurney during the week
he stated that, although there are
no new cases he expects more as
there has been a very general ex-
pcspre, lie also states that the
form Of the disease developed in
this weeks cases was Of the worst
type and parents cannot be too
careful with their children. As
a result of this temperance Of
the disease quarantine restrictions
have been drawn tighter and the
school will not be resumed until
after the holiday vacation.
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MANSFIELD NOTES.
lFwm our.paanl corfl. p1nda8-I
BEYOND EXPECTATIONS
ladies AID Entertainment Proved o be More
81 5 Success than Thcy Anticipated.

LAdies. Ala Entertainment Proved 10 be Nor
q = Success thNn They Anticipated
There was hir lueut tbe Eml llal
fuesday seuire TIE occasion being &
social given hy the Ludic-' Aid socict,
lhg reputation ~ The lalles asenter
taiders ha, been developing rapidly 81
late because ~ the excellent time had al
their socwls and an Mansfield Turned
out Tuesday night To- take part il tht
general biiaritv The entertainment
started With musical and literary
program rhi.part 81 the entertain
mtut was supervised ~ Pearl Henry.
Rothic and was vcry well done Tho
program was a. follows.
Music Duet ................. ..................
...Capt $ &. and Jennie Bennett
Rfcitation.a..l......Leonora Chadb0uruc
Dialogue How She Cured Him.
haieCorbett and Ber, AMI Mabel
Menhennct
Music Duet..aa.......... ...............a.
.."1apt 5 ,.and Jennie Bennett
Recitation. .....,.....,..,.. Kate Corhett
Selection.@.......oo.a.eS O. Chudbonrnc
Musid solo.e.,...........Jounie Bennett
Mr. Chadbourne was encllefcl i
couple of times in lis character stetches
for he proved 70 BE good entertainer
Following tbe program lunch WIS
served by the ladies and no one, except
ing one young lady from Crystal Fails
vino couldn't keep truck Of her catibles.
went AWAY hungry Coffee, sandwiches
aud cake WIS served
while lunch was being eaten NIessrs.
Broad und Chadbourne took pity ON "a
tmllcss donkey and induced the
audience to contribute nickle each 10
10 supply blind folded tho animal with
Il tail Considerable mirth wus oc.
casioncd by thi- procedure and Hurry
Morrison Won first price with Arthur
Ncnhcnuct carry iug of the BOBBY prize.
a large delegation from Crystal Falls
were present and they made their pres.
ance known with kuzoo aud other In.
struments for disturbing the slumbcrs 81
tbe peaceful We noticed Capt aud NIr-
s g. Bennett and two daughters, Rev
and Mrs. a. A haywood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Healy, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Con.
lin, Misses Maud Henderson, Amelia
Oswald and Annie and May Harris,
and Messrs. Dan. Boyle, Joe Thouin,
Geo fIoule, John Ham, Sam Ham and
Ike Oswald.