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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27
sAlA rllzAsr-z HARRIS. LEGAL Eai.ar

Wedding bells will soon lie ringing
again In Ocsls.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Mr.. n. NJ. Hick j. hack from heT
.ummer visit D. relatives in Pennsyl-
Nanfa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

The ocAla high school will open
Monday morning.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

We mean O. quit the shoe business
and uan, b. get rad 81 our stock at any
rrios. Come aud $50 our line 81
l.dis.' and misses shoes. The Boston
.lfwrs
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Ni-- Matte Williams who has been
Visiting her sister in -. Augustine for
. numt--r 90 weeks returned home
- nerk.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Watson return
81 la.i Tuesday from two weeks
v,sit o. New York city and the Pan
American exposition.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Mr.. y. 4 Gottleib aud daughter,
N.liis. have returned from visit Of
-.r.ral weeks with RELATIVES i'm Sa-
rauuah.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

NJ. John q. Reardon, Who recently
uurrha-ef the Narean house has taken
I..-----ian 10 same and will reside
fh.r. a. future.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Mr.. Cha. l.. Fildes prominent at
carney II jacksonville. and author Of
ths ~FloridA Rszorhack,' or the
Ideal Hog" was visitor t. our city
sincs our last issue.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Mr.. n. A. Ford. Mis- Stotesbury,
Me- Emily Ford and MIR. Don Ford
bav. returned from = short visit at
-~atreeTe.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Mr.. Josiah Warn returned last sun
day from her odd home at Dalton, Ga,
where -lle has been visiting for sever
q month-.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

tlc~rs. open ~ ol'-tinstesores' sealds
aud Pile. quickly cured by Banner
-aiv.. the most healing remedy In the
uarld. Autobiography Drug store.m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

1T. Slstrunk and children are
t.ark from Ashville. y. G., where they
lave teen spending the summer
rr.nufNa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

Ni--s- Annie aud Bette Sharpe
Ave returned from sWanAnoa, y. G,
where they have been spending the
GUNNER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

M0rro; THIS PAPER WILL NOT
FA~N AT rHE FEET Oh THE MAN WHO
HAs SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT MERIT
REACHED rHE TOP OF THE HILL; NOR
VIII N KICK THE NAN WHO Is GOING
DOWN IT.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-09-27

MORO: THIS PAPER WILL NOT
PAWS AT rHE FEET on THE MAN WHO
HAs SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT MERIT
REACHED rHE Top or THE HILL; NOR
VIII N KICK THE NAN WHO Is GOING
DOWN TT.
SAlA rIrzAsr-I HARRIS. LEGAL Etitsr.
---
Wedding bells will soon lie ringing
again In Ocsls.
The ooalA high school will open
Monday morning.
The Florida ship canal l. one Of the
early prOolems Of the future.
Mr.. tseorre williams and children
Hre visiting relatives I'm Lave Oak.
Mr.. n. NJ. Hick j. hack from her
.ummsr visit o. relatives in Pennsyl-
tania.
Tue Sesi.oard Air Line j. going To
iaIia-i IT, ruadbed. The cost u esti-
mated ~ s5.eo,e,o.
Mr.. Caas. Ab-on aud children re-
t4rlrd lat Monday from months
.aiine at Sabreeze.
no United ~iaies postal authorities
lave stopped mail mat ter e. Mrs.
Heisn wiimsns-Po-t At SeabreeZe.
Mr.. y. I. Gottleib aud daughter,
N~uis. have returned from a visit Of
-.r~ral weeks with RELATIVES i'm Sa-
rauuah.
Mrs. IT. Si-trunk and children are
t.aek from A.hville. y. G., where they
have teen spending the summer
months.
Nt--s- Annie aud Bette Sharpe
Ave returned from SwAnAnoa, y. C.
whefe they have been spending the
GUNNER.
Mr.. Josiah Warn returned last sun
day from her odd home at Dalton, Ga,
where -lae has been visiting for sever
81 months.
Mr.. "A. A. Ford, Mis- StOtesbury,
Ni-- Emily Ford and MIR. Don Ford
have returned from = short visit at
--abreeze.
Ni-- Matte Williams who has been
Visiting her sister in -. Augustine Tor
. numt-r of weeks returned home
iasi week.
NJ. John q. Reardon, Who recently
uurrha-ed the Narean house has taken
1..--.-.ian 20 same and will reside
ther. iu future.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Watson return
81 ia.i Tuesday from a two weeks
Wat o. New Work city and the Pam
American exposition.
Ilc~r-. open 81 ol'-tinates sores, sealds
aud Pile. quickly cured by Banner
-aiv.. the most healing remedy In the
uarld. Autobiography Drug store. M
Ne mean O. quit the shoe business
and Van, b. set rad of our stock at any
mics. Come aud $50 our line OF
l.dis.' and misses shoes. The Boston
store.
Nh Cha. L. Fildes a prominent at
t.rn.y ~ jacksonville, and author ol
tb. "Florida Rszorhack, or the
Ideal Hog" Was a visitor To- our city
slnce our last issue.
Mr.. ". X. McDonAld and children
IN la-t saturday Cor Savannah where
thsy a. to Join Mr.. Mcdonald who Is
a woFk In that city. ocala regrets
very much O. lose them from he'
midst.
NJ. a. n. Stillmsn, q merchant ol
To,.eka, m, writes; "FOley's kidney
Cur. 4 nesting with wonderful lsuc'
go. n has cured some cases here
that physicians pronounced incursole
Ny face today l. n living picture o1
health. aud Foley's Kidney Cure ha'
made n such" Autobiography DRUG
<InrN III
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29

Fancy Stock Collars
In silk and chiffon, fancy bow,
effects trimmed in lace and fancy
gold braids. Those that were
$50 Clarence Sale Price 1.26
200 " i" LOO
100 =" Z" 90 10
100 go
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29
Bargains in
MEMS SHIRTS

ohs OF all Kinds Dress Shirts, NegIge Shirts Night Shirts,
Working Shirts and any other kind OF Shirt The
Biggest the Best and the Handsomest
Stock in Arizona.
Mems genuine French Balbrggan and drawers regular
Las quality with tailored seams :. ). 100
Mems Colt Shirts, made of madras and cheviot Ali
have cuffs attached fine materials that will $50
Manhattan Golf Shirts in the effects in cadet blue with
various colored sripsfast coors-cuHs attached $50
Our registered brand Nopa designs in stripe and check
madras golf shirts with detachable cuffs .... LIS
men white wamsutta muslin night shirts fancy col
lar and trimmed front. -, -. .... 49,. .... 75c.
Men pure white India undersirts pants LIS Each
fancy mesh ndershirts and drawers very light COOL LOO
Mems mercerized silk undershts drawers in blue and
eoioiS''', 800 sun
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29

japanese Fans
We have about $50 medium sized
paper and bamboo fans, fine pro-
ductions by Japanese artists.
To Close zoe Each.
We are also closing several dozen
Vienna made fans, some with ivony
sticks and handles
..$1.SO....
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29
Qucenfy Pasasols

Queenfy Pasasols
Unless a parasol is so new and
charming that it adds to ones ap-
pearance a woman does MT want it.
China silk parasols in black and
white e-some trimmed with chiffon,
some trimmed with sewing silk
yelling. These that were sold for
S. SO and 6. so
Clearenoe Sale Price
$3.50
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29
:: :: |. zeckendorf I Co.
Clothing
Sale

Broken Lines at Broken Prices-Our Lines of Light Wr
Clothing all Broken up We have not anv c,rnn,.
Lines osizes of all We break up the prices 10 @
out what is left -
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29

have q style OF their
own.
All are specially re-
duced to effect a quick
clearence, ages 4 to
10, 2.a5 and IT'S
lines ......
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-29
Girls Dresses
Only the Right Kind

Takes particular knack to make
childrens dresses Right they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Ogden, May lS.--The Grand Lodge
session Of the A, O. t.. W, comprising
Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming will take
place IN ogden, Wednesday May u,
1901, The event promises TO be the
most elaborate and pleasurable that the
lodge has ever held in this country.
Several hundred visiting members, with
their wives and daughters from other
parts of the state and adjoining states
are expected TO arrive in Ogden, wed
nesday morning They VIII be met here
by the local members Of the lodge ana
given royal reception, as only the
Ogdenites can give. The local lodge Is
making very elaborate preparations FOR
the affair Arrangements have been
completed for carriages TO meet at the
hall shortly after dinner to take the
visiting guests for d drive UP Ogden
canyon and around the city In the
evening a sumptuous banquet will be
given at the Broom hotel. A. /" Fryer,
caterer. The following toast and re-
sponses win be given. Grand Overseer
Henry H. Rolapp toastmaster
Welcome to Our Guests.
.........,.....B Bro w, l.. Maginnis
His worth Is warrant Tor ms
welcome
The Supreme Lodge.
Supreme Master Workman W.
A. Walker.
II went into the temple, there to
hear the teachers OF our law,
and 10 hear what might I'M
prove my knowledge
The Grand Lodge ,..... ....,,.....'.,'
Grand Master Workman 5. W. Darke
coward, onward we do press,
Through the path Of duty
The Local Lodge ....,,...''.''''''.,
Past Grand Master Workman N.
NJ. Ruick.
Each night wen feast together
In our most welcome home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18
Photo BY johnson.

Rev. Herbert Martens performing the
ceremony.
Mrs. Ellen Elliott, who Is in Grand
Junction, VIII visit the Pan American
exposition in Buffalo before returning,
Mrs Iiingsbury, mother Of Mrs. r.
r. Hoag left for the East this week
to spend the summer
The Trosseau club met with Miss
Hattie Jennings on Wednesday.
The wedding Of Miss Mamie Lind
say and Mr.. Geo. W Meeks will take
place early in June
The wedding Of Miss Ellie Rowe and
Mr.. Walter Madsen takes place next
Tuesday.
Mrs George Rose Is in the city.
Mrs, J. W, Nelll has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Jennings return
next month from their European trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Il Kahn have returned
from their Western trip.
Mrs. John Burlelgh eft on Thursday
to Join Mr. Burleigh in New York.
The Misses Noble are in Denver.
Mrs 3. f. Estes left on Wednesday
for a short visit in Grand Junction.
Mrs Frank Heath entertained the
ladies' Of the Maccabees Of Banner Hive
No. II at Kensing!on on Tuesday,
Miss Elizabeth Davis will spend the
summer In South California,
Mr.. and Mrs. Strawbridge, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. Nj.
Elliott for the past two weeks left
during the week for West Virginia.
Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay gave a box
party at the performance Of Hearts
ease on Tuesday night,
A. w. McCune left for New York on
Wednesday.
Senator Kearns and family have re-
turned
A plano recital Will be given Mon
day Night at the Congregational
church BY pupils Of Miss Gratia Flan-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

4.H-l.F.,t
mcnts were served ana ue'lshuu'
,-,...,.....,.
Mrs. Mary p. Clsseli tranu vice p' 's-
i1ent of me Ladles AaNiI''ly ol W..
brotherhoou ol lso.'l'i,,i' '-'' 7''isi
session of me order d DIVISION VI t,'.
Ladies Auxiliary OF os We" 'u I,''l7
down To aitgnd tne Illee'lils' ~ ''''P
ton was heid ail"I 'lie SeSS'O"'
49,. No.. ..,.......1 pe
Mrs; Sne,'ey lel A T r.}i' WI. i'o.s,'
u lyl'g'. S ''iEo n,,. an rn"sd9v morning.
lhe occasion u'.le '''' ,r NO. -. .,.,,
section loI t Wv, 'o. 5o.i, '' ,r. n9tioral
g-,oI"'t,' T,,r ','. ,,J in tbs g9na of
''. VINO" was '''y '' i4. '''' o,s c.rr,.1
ilyuI wv ,, ..' s...ras rho ur.zA
UL' ~ '"'''' g,o i,y Ms a Is cary.
"l'l'n -. ri, ain Airs Eugene
L' "'' vas
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18


covers were laid for eight The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. K. H. officer, Mr.
and Mrs d. I. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs
o. A. Steiner,
MI Norman Davis left on Thursday
for Washington Via California
VIII Sibley was the recipient Of
pleasant surprise party on Wednesday
night
Mrs Afford and Miss Afford enter
tained informally yesterday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Lucille Sears, who
leaves shortly TO visit her sister, Mrs,
John Roberts, In Detroit,
Mrs Walter Beatle entertained in
formally az dinner on Wednesday The
table was prettlly decorated With snow
balls and the parlors with spring flow
ers.
Misses Julia HAYS and Enid Moffat
entertained at cards at the latter's resi-
dencc on Tuesday.
Joseph and Harold slegel are in the
city
sss
The military bah given by the n q.
L, at Christenscns last night was a
most successful affair The decorations
were appropriate and artistically ar
ranged. the music an that could be de-
sired, and pleasant time enjoyed by
all present
An elaborate event OF the week was
the banquet given bv Rulon $. Wells
yesterday to Prof William z. Stewart
OF New York.
On Wednesday MlFs Ethel b. Crane
and William B. Epler, Of Salt Lake,
were married In San Francisco.
Mrs. John bern left on Thursday for
Fremont, Neb.
Mrs, j, c. Royle left yesterday for
Denver.
Mrs, Ezra Thompson entertalns at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

luncheon and card party next Tuesday,
Mrs. Halstead and Miss Halstead, Of
Chicago. arrived this morning and VIII
be guests of Mrs. Abel Leonard Tor
several weeks.
Mrs. Flag Mrs. David Murray and
Miss Murray have issued invitations for
a reception next Thursday,
Miss Pike VIII entertain at luncheon
on Tuesday
Mrs y. C. Holmes gave a box par
ty at the Theater on Tuesday night
Miss Amy Mercer and Randolph
Streeter We're married on Wednesday.
ST. Marks Sunday school will hold a
kindergarten matinee on Saturday, and
on Thursday another social gathering
win Doe held FOR the little helpers who
VIII bring their mite boxes.
on Tuesday evening the elghtleth
birthday of Mrs Richard Brimley was
celebrated by % pleasant gathering Of
relatives and friends at her home, the
evening being most enjoyably spent
Among recent engagement announce.
men,s IS That of mr. Henry Jacobs, as
sistant manager 90 the National Life
Insurance company and Miss Efiie
Mangm Of N,phl
The Mexican and Maxwell Relief
corls O.. \. H. rave an enjoyable social
HIs.. re-. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

ton Katz. Hampton, Lawson, Cherry
Luce. Allie Miller. Morris, Hattie
Jennings. McChrygtal Trent, Mcleod
Bird, Ireland.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. w. r Benz
son entertained at a delightful Ken
sngton at her home on G. street The
rooms were decorated with pink and
white carnations. and a feature Of the
afternoon was a floral guessing contest
The guests were Mrs Howat, Mrs.
Schoppc Mrs.. Watson Mrs Meyer Mrs.
Renseimar. Mrs Hebron, Mrs Han
chett Mrs. Bransford Mrs. william
son Mrs Cherry. Mrs. Merrill Mrs
Graham Mrs Greenwood Mrs Boyd,
Mrs Putnam. Mrs Zane. Mrs.. Lewis,
Mrs q. r. Brown Mrs Hahn, MIS-.
Benedict. Mrs Harvey Mrs Barthel
Miss Davis Miss HoWat MISS kantelS'
The members Of the Cannon ward
choir gave very enjoyable soclable 90
their friends last Thursday evening In
the ward assembly rooms During the
evening an interesting program, CON
fating Of recltatons and musical mum
bers. was rendered after which the
Young ladies' Of the choir served DAINTY
refreshments. az the conclusion "
which dancing was enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. NcKpna enter
tolred informally ct Vhlst en- Tuesday
night IN honor ~ Nrr Jones and Mr.
Harry Jones Of salAa Ccl. who ere
on their way TO California 'rhe rooms
were decorated with snowhal's and re-
fpfhmenfa were served otter the card
contest Present were Mrs Jones, Mr..
Harry Jones, Mr. and Mrs w II. Cul-
mer Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Gunner
Miss Clinton Misses Catherine and
Hazel Gunner. MI Grover MI Thomp-
son and Mr. Wells Culmer
A pleasant surprise was perpetrated
upon the ladies' Of star OF the West
lodge No. 3 Degree Of honor. at their
meeting on Tuesday night, the mom-
beers Of Temple Lodge No 10 descend
ing upon them unexpectedly and trans
forming the session into e,Hocial even
ing, with cards, music etc Refresh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

James Wadman. Of ogden, has gons
10 California on a three m9hihs p'c"'
ure and business trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

ders, assisted by Miss Edna Cohn, con-
tralto.
Mrs. Fisher Harris entertained the
Whist club at her residence on Mon
day. the meeting being the last of the
season
Mrs. f. d. Blckford has returned
from California
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Nllate Lewis ana Mr. Albert j. Elggren.
The marriage will take place early in
June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

v4.t4,
woak NHs 1H. "r Miss Alsiha H. pm, i'.'''I
mII and Lafayette Hnckiey llo'v'o l,.',
which WUs .muzad In the Salt L'Ae
Temple. Wednesday forenoon ho'',
Oh. .uutu..H. ..rtIes are residents W.
Provo where tG.g expect 20 make u'e''
future home
After tbo ceremony the young couple
r.ft IN. tU. Camden CITY where, at the
l.,... ODD. 'r. I.....s parents. an elabor-
.t.....H..... Inner ,yns served.
III. Dina. ...,... . marty was given In
r.I.r of .r. mig couple by their
.,...... .......... provo atthe First ward
....l .... .... many friends of Mr.. and
Provo and Salt lake
The bride is the daughter OF fres;,
BrmhaI. of tn. q. Y academy ana
The groom DIS .y.Navor Holbrook's son
TFo Young p.u.I. have host Of friends
I'm slid Ial.r Hl5 ioin their friends at
home fn Wishing Them happiness and
rrn...r.fy I'm fI.... inuruey through life.
90, ..,.,, ,,,,occr NJ
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18


A short list OF social events MAKES
m the record for the week. the few pri-
,..,, o,.o,t, d., cha .t,,, of card .nartiqg.
NV
hehsiustohs' e'C' p'iHB oN''s""No"e'
by the Sprague- Walker nuptiaB on
NvoJr.gdov which 1rcupiod chief place
n....i.i ,......,,.s .,, ,,.oi, Atrs
III li'e So''o' i"'''''' W ''''
rarbets reception came next the al
fair being one OF the most elaborate
and ,ro,,iy ,rrs,e,d NJ che ssasop
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IVY, N.Y. u, a5 t1or"r IN" bo"so in
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ra' '','9'l'N W. on ''''''i ,n''',I,g ",
gnroys '"S NJ ' ",rn,tur '' dron ~,Sr Srora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

Among the marriages of the past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

Miss Bertha Terry, and T. ", Me- ,,e,.
land. two prominent youns ,4' tuesday
pie Of Ogden, were mar - ;-a parker
evening by Justice OF the ie'''
j. Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

Miss Ruth Moench daughter o. ,.l r,ye
Moench, left this week for a r p'vaS'
trip to Germany and other Lu'0p'"'
countries
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

George Mattson fetuIu'' ,rin 10
from pleasure and business var
the east,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

one Of the most delightful receptions
OF the season was thar g'~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18

Miss Ida Pingree, one OF Ogdens
most charming and talented yO.tts
ladies', was married wednesday y YAK
Salt Lake Temple, TO Mr. HeOer sgos,
croft one Of the clty's leading ou s'.s
men. member Of the utm oL 9I nv,
croft & Sons company mr. anu %',
scowcroft left Thursday morOins, M, ~ ts
wedding tour to the coast, tney W, W." ,, m
absent about a month, when VIZ !,, " "
return to ogden to make their hOl'''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-11-28
/. VICTIMS OF THE STORM.
Rive Men Drowned at Long Branch, New
Jersey, Sunday.

Five Men Drowned at Long Branch, New
Jersey, Sunday.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. %. 5.-Advicet
received in this oity this morning by
the Maritime Exchange state that five
men were drowned yesterday at Long
Branch during the height of the north
east storm which SWEPT the A tlantic
coast Saturday night and yesterday.
Tho men are supposed to have been
members Of the crews of the barges Will.
more and Grant, which were lost by
the tug Eureka, which arrived in New
York yesterday and reported that she
had lost her tow and had no tidings
of either crew. The two barges went
ashore at Chadwick, N. j., about IL
miles south of Long Branch. There
were seven men on the barges when
they went ashore. The entire crew OF
one OF the barges was washed overheard
and lost, while the lifesavers, with the
aid of the breaches buoy, saved two of
the MEN on the other barge. The third
man was washed overheard before he
could he rescued.
Further advicea to the Maritime Ex-
change state that Scully g. 20. q tug
Navigator reports that the barges H.
A. Hawgood, for Providence, and Merce.
dita, for New London, foundered at sea.
The oiews were saved. The barge Davis,
for Fall River, which the tug also had
ln tow. stranded al Squan Beach, near
Long Branch.
All Of the barges were bound from
Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-11-28
RAILROAD SHOPS AT CHESTER.

A Report That the Company is Buyins
Ground There for tho Purpose is Gener-
ally Credited.
The story in PhilAdelphia paper
dated Chester states that the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Co.iis negotiating for
property in Chester upon which to 10.
cate its machine shops, car shops,
roundhouses and other shops of the
company where the work OF caring for
the cars and engines Is to'be locked
after.
An investigation of the matter and q
consultation with officials OF the com.
pany In this city elicited no new facts.
The statement appears to be true, was
all that could he obtained. The reason
given is that the company had secured
at Chester all the privileges needed,
including the privilege OF erecting the
elevated road, which thus far has been
withheld from the company in this
city.
Many persons deprecate the stand Of
the Street and Sewer Department in
relation to the matter and state that
it Will he loss to the people of hun
dreds of thousands OF dollars per year
In wages alone.
1t is believed that the statement re-
lative to the placiLg of the shops in
Chester is founded on facts.