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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
WON'T ACCEPT.

Packwood Don't Want Fire Protec-
ton Furnished by Railroad.
Packwood, Jan. 5.-The city council
has agreed not to accept the PROPOSE
ton of the railroad company to fur
nish it with water for fire protection
at rental of S120 per year. The
matter would involve an outlay of
about $500 for mains and hydrants.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
IOWA IMPLEMENT DEALERS.

Elect Officers at Des Mones With j..
L. harrington President.
Des Moines, Jan. 5.--The convention
of the Iowa Implement Dealers asso-
citation held it's last session yesterday.
The following officers We're elected for
the ensuing year: President. j. l..
Harrington, of Cedar Falls; vice
president, f. B. Woodruff, of Knox
Vile: director, E. p Armknecht, of
Donnellson.
The place for holding the next con-
vention will be selected by the eXecu-
tive committee at its meeting to be
held here during the state fair next
fall
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STEAMER loouA is SAVED.
Pulled OFF the Rocks of Duxbury Rec
by Tugboats.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE
steamer Ioqua. which Went ashore on
Duxbury reef Friday night and which
was abandoned by her crew was pull.
ed off the rocks by tugs yesterday
She is now being towed to this city
The vessel will be put in dry dock,
It's cargo of 100000 shingles was
washed out to sea and is lost
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
CRUSHED BY FALLING SLATE.
Three Miners Hurt by Cave In a.
Hiteman.

Abba, Jan. News has just reach
ed here of an accident that befell
three miners at Hiteman. Joseph Win
strom, SOL Anderson and Richard
Samuels, employed as track men in
the mines, We're injured by a fall of
slate. Samuel's leg was broken above
the knee, Joseph Winstrom sustained
scalp wound and Anderson is
thought to be fatally injured. DR..
Powell, of Abba, was summoned.
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KILLED BY THE CARS.
Horses Baked on the Track-Train
Killed the Woman.

Upton, Jan. Mrs. George Craw-
ford, wife of a prominent farmer near
here was struck by the cars Saturday
evening and received injuries which
will undoubtedly prove fatal. AS the
team she was driving approached the
Northwestern railroad tracks, they
became unmanageable, and when on
the crossing baked.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Boy Accused Of Stealing Horse From
His Father.

Ft. Dodge. Jan. FIRED Nelson, of
Lehigh, was arrested at the home of
his sweetheart in Modamin on the
charge Of stealing a horse from his
father and has been held to await
the action of the grand jury. His
father is prosecuting the case. This
is said to be the young mans first
offense. His folks are prominent.
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DIED I'M LONDON.

United States Consular Agent at Sc
vile, Spain, 1t No More.
London, Jan. T. Samuel d. Cald-
we'll, United States consular agent in
Seville, Spain, die today at st. Thorn
as hospital in thi 5 city.
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FIRE KILLS EIGHT.
Minneapolis Hotel Burns Yesterday
With Many Fatalities.

Minneapolis, Jan. Flight men in
the Harvard Hotel lost their lives by
being suffocated by smoke from fire
originating in the rear of the Stand
ard furniture store at lis Washing
ton street yesterday morning. Out
of the twenty-seven dodgers all es-
capped but the eight dead men.
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SUGAR GOES UP.

All Grades Advanced Ten Points To-
day in New York.
New York, Jan. 7,-All grades. of re-
lened sugar advanced ten points today,
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FIREMAN DIES INSANE.
Hans Rehfeldt, Worlds Fair Hero,
Expires. After a Long Illness.

Chicago, Jan. 7.-Hans Rehfeldt
the fireman who distinguished him
self by assisting in the rescue of
Capt. James Fitzpatrick in the fire
of the cold storage building at the
Worlds Fair July TO- 1893, died in
the insane asylum at Kankakee Satar-
day,
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THE WEATHER For IOWA

Chicago, Jan. 7-Threatening to-
night, warmer west, Tuesday rain or
snow with moderate temperature.
Local Temperature.
The following is the temperature as
\ taken at the weather bureau in this
city by Observer enry Schmidt:
4 Nine o'clock last night ~. .... 80
Seven o'clock this morning ....... .25
Two O'clock this afternoon .......,29
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GIVES 100000.

Andrew Carnegie Promises Large
Sum for Library.
Seattle, Wash, Jan. 7-Andrew
Carnegie has promised Seattle do.
nation of 100000 to be expended in
the construction of new public Ii.
brary.. He requires yearly guar.
anty of $4,000 for maintenance and
improvement.
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Remley a Candidate.

Milton Remley. the retiring attor-
ney general of the state, is quite an
active candidate for the chancellor
ship. The trouble with Mr. Remleys
candidacy seems to be that he is
stronger outside the board of regents
than he is in that body.
Sioux City Man Wants 1t.
L. NJ. Kean, of Sioux City, is a can
didate for the position. He is highly
spoken of by the alumni Of the north
western part of the state. 1t is not
believed that the regents will offer
the chancellorship OF the department.
to Judge H. M. Towner, of Corning,
who is not candidate for the posi-
tion.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

FOR CHANCELLOR.
Wisconsin Man May Get Position in
Iowa State University.

Iowa City, Jan. Ut is now believ-
ed in University circles that Prof. @.
N Gregory, A, NJ, LII. B., associate
dean of the law faculty of the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin, and professor. of
criminal law, the law of sales con-
tracts and of years the most popular
lecturer in the law department. will be
appointed to the chancellorship of the
University. He is very democratic,
always knows the students of the de-.
partment when he meets them out of
the class room, and best of all to the
laws, delivers his lectures without
notes.
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TREATY PRESENTED.

England Now Has the Hay-Pauncefote
Document.
9 London, Jan. Ambassador Choate
presented the HayPauncefote treaty
and amendments to Secretary of For
eign Affairs Lansdowne today.
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SPECIAL REWARD FOR GROVE,
$4,000 is the Amount Offered for cud.
ahy AbG"ctor.

Omaha, Jan. s. The only thing new
in the Cudahy case today was the
posting of special reward of $4,000
for the arrest and conviction Of Pat
Grove by Mr.. Cudahy, the city of Om-
aha and county of Douglass.
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CARL, MORTON DEAD.

Son of J. Sterling Morton Passed
Away This Morning.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 7.-Carl Morton,
vice president of the Glucose Sugar
company and general manager of its
plant at Waukegan, H., died this NOR
ming of pneumonia. He is the young
est son of J. Sterling Morton, and is a
native of Nebraska.
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DUBOIS GETS IT.

is Named for United States Senator
From Idaho.
Boise, Idaho, Jan. 7.-Ex-Senator
Fred T. Dubois was nominated by a
joint caucus at 3 o'clock this morning
for United States senator.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mary l.. Work died at her home near
Newport, Del, yesterday, aged 36 years.
Company. atssaxKssss
A twentieth century stag party will se
held at Weccacoe Hall tonight.
Registry Clerk Young in the post Office
has pocketbook which was left in the
corridor before Christmas.
The Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery 20. has 51,3S41a square feet of
lots under perpetual care.
The dwelling No SO7 Van Buren,
street has been sold by G. w. and Cnar-
les s. Rowland to Daniel w. Mullin.
Alvina is the name which has becn Sc
lected for the FRletcher yacht i.eing
built at the Harlan & Hollingsworth
The annual meeting of the corporators
of the Ferris Industrial School will be
held neEt Wednesday evening at the
New-Uentury Club.
The Byzantine Social gave an .nioy-
able New Years eve party last Monday
evening at the residence of Frank War
ren, No. COG Head street.
The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will be held
on Monday, January 14th, when five
managers Will be elected for three years.
The City Engineering Department
yesterday marked lines for u. O. Hardes-
ty for a dwelling, on Twentieth street.
between the Boulevard and Monroe
street.
Robert Sothorn of Charles county, Nd,
has been assigned to the rectifying
houses of Warrington, by the Revenue
Department, for the next 60 days to
succeed M. ]. Henry, who has been
transferred to Baltimore.
The sun., 1901-01-04
THE FRENCH WEDDING.
Thousands to BE Spent at the Nup-
tials In Newport

New York, Jan. 3.-NLiss Elsie French,
bride elect Of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt,
in fixing the date of her wedding for Jan
Ia in Newport has made necessary the
expenditure of many thousands of dol
lars which otherwise might have been
saved. For instance, at this midwinter
bridal there VIII be five chefs at $25 n
day for three days, making a total cost
for them alone of $375.
In additi on there will be ten assistant
chefs at $40 Il day for three days, and
t,iey will cost $500; 80 walters at $3.50,
S615; 10 china packers at $40, $500; 40
movers at SO. 81 200: 10 florists and dec.
orators at $10 $3.50; special train for
servants, chefs, florists, etc., $500; ex-
cursion fares. for 250 guests, $780,;
board and lodging for chefs, walters and
other helpers, 5000; material for dinners
$4,000; flowers, $4,000, and hotel ex.
penses for guests, $500.
This, of course, is exclusive of the ex.
pense Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Sr.,
will incur by throwing open her Newport
house or of the wedding presents, cost
ing several hundreds of thousands of dol
lars, which will be sent to the couple.
1t is also exclusive of the additional
charge Delmonico will make for trans
porting big section of his establishment
to Newport to cater to the wedding
guests for three days, for that is how
long the marriage feast will last, mas
much as Miss French will give her fare
well dinner on Jan. IL.
The expenses of opening the church.
decorations, cards and bridal breakfast
fall on the brides family.
An unusual feature of the cards of invi-
tation, 250 of which have been issued,
is that to each is attached a coupon enti-
tling the holder to a ride by rail to and
from Newport.
The sun., 1901-01-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Held Conference in st. Paul's Church
Yesterday Afternoon.

An interesting conference of field
workers of the Sunday School Assoca-
tions of Delaware was held at ST. Paul's
NJ. ID. Church yesterday. William X.
Crosby, president of the State Associa-
ton, presided.
The topics discussed were as follows;
Relations Of international, State, Coun-
ty and Hundred Associations to each
other and to the schools;" by Rev. e.
Morris Ferguson, general secretary of
the New Jersey Sunday School Associ-
alton; "Nhat work shall county organi-
zation undertake and what methods are
|approvedY DIR. l.. w. Lang; "1rhe duties
and difficulties of a hundred secretary"
Rev. Joel 5. Gilfillin; Department work
in State and county-a, normal depart
ment, Mrs. Lottie L. Brockson of Black
bird; b. primary department, Mrs. w. X.
Crosby"
The sun., 1901-01-04
DEMOCRATS
ARE ALARMED
Opposed to Legislature Authoriz-
ing City Departments to Borrow.
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS IT
Would be an Additional Burden to
Already Heavy Drain ON Tax
payers. Should Provide
Increase in Revenue.

| The Democratic members of City Coun-
ell are becoming alarmed over the state
ments being made that certain city de-
partments viii go before the Legislature
and endeavor to have acts passed author
| izing the expenditure of money OF the
issuance Of bonds.
| An effort will be made by them to
block the matter and the first step in
this direction was taken ut he meet
ing of City Council last night when
Mr.. Oberly introduced the following reso.
luton
'Whereas the Legislature Of the State
being now in session and certain pro-
posed acts authorizing the expenditure
of money or the, issuance of bonds of the
city of Wilmington will probably be in
troduced, and
Whereas, the burden of taxation is
already sufficiently heavy, and no ade.
quate revenue being derived from any
source except from the taxation on prop
erty;
Therefore, be it resolved by the Coun.
| ell of the city OF Wilmington that it il
the opinion of the said council that no
act authorizing the expenditure of money
| and especially acts for the further in.
crease of the bonded indebtedness of the
city, should be considered by the Legis.
laturc, until an act providing for an in.
crease of revenue. therby relieving the
taxables of the city shall have beer
passed.
"And be it further resolved, that a
copy of this resolution be delivered to
the General Assembly,"
| Mr. Monaghan, who is member of Tho
Legislature as well as being a Council.
man, seconded the motion to adopt the
resolution.
Mr. Oberly will take copy of the reso
ution to Dover on Monday and present il
to the Speaker of the House.
Inc Park Commissioners will hold 4
special meeting on Saturday evening IL
consider the matter Of asking the Leg
stature for an appropriation of $3.50 OOt
for improving park land. A copy of the
resolution will be sent to the meeting.
The Borad of Education and Stree
and Sewer Directors will also ask th,
Legislature for increased appropriations
The members Of the Board of Educatior
who We're spoken to last-night said th,
action Of Council wapI. not ba4e any. af
11ect III blocking approTriations.
The sun., 1901-01-04
CAPTAIN BUTLER HOME AGAIN
West Chesuer Man Lands in San
Francisco.

West C--ester, Pa, Jan. 3.-Captai1
Smedley Darlington Butler, who was
wounded while fighting with the United
States troops in China, arrived yesterday
at San Francisco on the transport Grant
and was met by his father, Congressman
Thomas 5. Butler, of this borough. In
announcing the arrival, Congressman
Butler stated in a telegram that his sor
had been seriously i'll with typhoid fever
but is new fully recovered.
They will leave San Francisco today
and will probably reach mere next Mon.
day. The citizens of West Chester will
tender the gallant young captain a recep.
tion and present him with sword on the
evening of January Is.
The sun., 1901-01-04
W0RKMEN
EAT AND TALK
Wilmington Lodge Gives Banquet
to Grand Master Workman.
PRECEDED BY INSTALLATION
Toasts Responded to by Members
From Every Part of the State.
Nearly Two Hundred
Partake of Feast.
PRECEDED BY INSTALLATION

Wilmington Lodge, No. 1, A. o. u.
W., offered its twentieth century greeting
to the Grand Master Workman and his
associate officers of the Grand Lodge at
4 banquet in the Clayton House last
night.
Covers We're laid for 200 persons.
The members of the lodge marched
from the hall at Ninth and Market SITS.
TO the Clayton House headed by the
philharmonic Band. While the banquet
was being served Morgan's orchestra
furnished music. The committee in
charge Of the banquet were Thomas
;. Taylor, chairman; James S. Glocken,
Joseph Shunder, j ohm e. McManns and
edward Il. hane.
Ioasts were responded to az follows:
welcome to Grand Master and Staff
q. Q. W., Caleb 5. W atson; Response"
Grand Master Workman, Geo. M. Steve
son; Wilmington Lodge No l." Master
Workman, .Aenry Lodge, Jr. "The Su-
1reme Lodge and Necessity for Annual
Session." Supreme Watchman, A. B.
ZONES; The Future of the A. o. U. w.
II this Jurisdiction" Grand Forman
,as l.. Ellis; Our Finances" Chr. Com.
IN Finance, 9. b. Prettyman "How to
SECURE Large Attendance at Lodge
Meetings." Recorder 9. NJ. Murch;
Question of the Hour, Classified Assess
ments," Financier 9. Il. Woods.
Menu.
Blue Points
Green Turtle Soup
Quen Olives Celery
Baked Salmon, Anchovy Sauce
Potatoes Parisienne
I'ilpt of Reef T,nr1ed with NI,,eb,o-..x..
dren Peas Saratoga Chips
FROZEN SHERBET
Roast Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing
Baked Sweet Potatoes Potatoes Natural
Cranberry Sauce
Chicken Mayonnaise
strawberry Ice Cream Mixed Cakes
Cafe Demi Tasse
cream Crackers Fromage de Rrie
Cigars
In the A. o. U. w. Hall before the
banquet Grand Master Workman George
NJ. Stevenson of Smyrna; Grand Fore
nan j.. L. Ellis, Delmar; Grand Over
seer Benjamin A. Groves, of MARSHALL
on; Grand Guide DR.. III. H. Howell;
5rahd Inside Watchman Curtis Kirk:
drand Outside Watchman G. S. Watson:
irand Trustees, Joseph Hoffecker, of
Dover; Gotthold Yeager, of Wilmington;
ma Dr. Messick of Georgetown, installed
ne following officers recently elected:
Fast master, Leslie V. Christy; mas
er workman, Henry Lodge, Jr.; foreman.
Joseph Shunder; overseer, M. j. Ma
oney; guide, Harry Appleby; inside
Satchman, John Coakley; outside watch
nan, James l.. Glacken; tinancier, G. Il.
Woods; recorder, @. NJ. A1urch; medical
Examiners, Evan G. Shortlidge, j. L. v.
,Iocksom,, j. III. Morgan, Thomas D.
Jook, IL. II. Spruance; receiver, Joseph
\. Adams; trustees, Frank p. Lackey,
=. ). Watson, ID. M. Cook.
The sun., 1901-01-04
WILL BUILD MODERN HOMES.
Corporation Purchases the Robinson
Farm Near Brandywine Springs.

There will he building boom in the
vicinity of Brandywine Springs during
the next year. The Cedars Land I'm
provement Company was recently incor-
porated in Dover with capital stock of
$4,000. All of the stockholders are Del
awareans.
The company has purchased the farm
i of so acres from Miss Christiana Robin
son for $4,000. This property adjoins the
Brandywine Springs park property. A
portion Of the park was formerly part
Of the farm just purchased. Because of
the proximity OF the property to
the trolley line the land is valuable and
mas numDer of excellent building sites.
The farm has been named the "Cedars'
and will be laid out into building lots.
Avenues will be marked out and mod
ern homes will be built.
The sun., 1901-01-04
ANTI FREEZE SAFETY GATES
New System Being Put in Along P.
w. & B. Line.

A new safety gate system is being
placed ON a number of the p, w. a. b..
railroad safety gates in this city. 1t is
called the anti-freeze safety gate and
is d great Improvement over the old sys-
TEN.
The old system was under ground and
caused much trouble during the winter
by freezing up whereby the gates would
be hard to work. The new system, it
is said, will not freeze up and it is being
placed on all the gates where the old
system is worn out.
The work is being done under the di-
rection Of Wilford Smith, supervisor of
the signal system on the Maryland Di-
vision of the p, w. Il b. railroad.
The sun., 1901-01-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

David S. Clark of Kenton was
visitor here yesterday.
Harvey J. Wiley. secretary of the
Street and Sewer Department, is sick.
Professor Frederick ID. Chester of Del
aware College was visitor to Whining
ton yesterday,
Gardiner w. Kimball, secretary of the
Delaware Trust Co., has returned from
a 10 days trip to Pensacola, Fla.
Julian G. Walker, well-known young
member Of the New Castle County b 4
is seriously i'll at his hvme in Hcckessir
with the grip.
DIR. Eugene w. Manning of Delaware
College came to Wilmington yesterday
and interviewed number of the mei
bers of the Board of Trade on the sub
ject of removing Delaware College to
this city.
The sun., 1901-01-04

ing tc get an appropriation Of 100000
from the Legislature for the purpose Of
moving the college to this city. On mo-
tion OF Mr.. Prickels the matter was re-
ferred to the Educational Committee and
to George A. Elliott consulting attorney
for the Board.
A communication was read from the
National Board of Trade which meets
in Washington, ID. c., on January %.
President Lawton will appoint commit
tee Of two TO attend the meeting. The
Torens Land and Title Committee re-
ported progress. John l.. Marshall and
Joseph III. Mendinhall were elected mem
ber of the Board.
The sun., 1901-01-04
rendered a Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. i.ambo Of No. 912 Madi-
son street gave an enjoyable reception on
-,setflvsti evening 10 ''s1r. and MIS-.
Harvey Yates in honor Of their marriage
recently. The following We're present.
Mrs. Lucy Buckloo, Mauricetown, N. j..
Mrs. Benjamin Cruise, Mauricetown, n.
j.; Clarence Buckloo, Andrew Rambo,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Ben
nett, John NJ. Dunbar, Victor Taylor
Alfred Taylor, Charles Larzle., II. f..
Wilson, w. w. McNamee, William Clay,
of Elkton; Mr.. and Mrs. George III. An.
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Meredith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Yates, Mrs. William
Jeffers, Walter Jeffers, Mr.. Malvern, w.
r. McClintock, Anna Il. Hinson, Sadie
Price, Nome Rambo, Willard Yates
Carl Diggans and Joseph Williams OF
Wilmington.
The sun., 1901-01-04
G. a. r. Officers Installed.

Past Senior National Commander Dan
iel Ross last night installed the following
officers of Admiral du Pont Post No. 2,
G. A. r., Department of Delaware: Com
mander, Lewis L.. Wilcox; senior vice
commander, John r. Wright; Junior vice
commander, Frank Neeley; adjutant,
Peter b. Ayars; assistant adiutant, John
Gallaher; quartermaster, William HI.
Moystin; assistant quarter-master.
Bailey; officer of the day, William Kel-
ley, Jr.; surgeon, Edwin Hurst. officer
of the guard, William johnson; inside
guard, Joseph Quillen; outside guard,
Ellis A. Cloud. Addresses were made by
the retiring and the new officers.
The sun., 1901-01-04
Captain Kane Hurt at a Fire.

Police Captain Thomas u. Kane was
injured about o'clock yesterday morning
at the residence Of Frank Williams, col
ored, No. 1915 West Fourth street where
an overheated chimney had started a
blaze. The captain endeavored to save
some things and while in the act of car
rying some dishes from a cupboard u
door fell across his nose and right cheek.
He received an ugly cut ON The bridge
of his nose and two cuts on his right
cheek. The captain did not think any
thing of it until an officer told him that
his face was bloody. He then discovered
for the first that he was hurt. His in
juries are not serious. The district COM
panies had been summoned and soon
extinguished the flames.
The sun., 1901-01-04
MR.. WHITE GETS POSITION.
Has Been Made Superintendent Of
Construction.

Former Levy Court Commissioner
Henry Il. White has been appointed sup
erintendent oil construction of the Sew
enth street bridge. The appointment was
made on Monday last just before the
adjoupnment of the Old court sine die.
Mr.. Whites duties will be to inspect the
work Of constructing the bridge for which
Patrick Fahey has the contract. The
work of placing the ironwork in position
VIII be begun about February 1st. The
contract price was $25,JvO.
1t was stated that Mr.. White would be
PAID $5 a day for his services. A Levy
Court Commissioner yesterday afternoon
denied this statement but would not say
how much Mr.. White is to be paid.
The sun., 1901-01-04
Trolley to Mauch Chunk.

annual meeting of the Quaker
8 Fraction Co., held at Doylestown,
HE title was changed to the Phila-
fIa, Doylestown & Allentown Rail
To-, and it was announced that the
&ion from Richlandtown to Allen
will be built at once, and that the
$ion of the line from Perkasie to
Iktown will be built as soon as the
|ker permits, thus making a through
Nom Philadelphia to Catasauqua.
MI, when these links are completed
W be possible to travel all the way
E6lly from Wilmington and Chester
&uch Chunk.
The sun., 1901-01-04
Bride to Travel Far For Partner.

Miss Florence NJ. HAZEL, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman z. HAZEL of
Smyrna, who will be married to Lieuten-
ant Harry ID. V. Bootes, of Fort Keogh,
Montana, on Wednesday next, has left
for st. Paul, Mimi, where the ceremony
will occur. The wedding will be solem-
nized in the First Presbyterian Church of
st. Paul, and the only attendant will be
Major and Mrs. Ullo of Fort Keogh
Miss Hazel, who is very popular in
Smyrna, was rendered farewell dinner
by her friends. Lieutenant Bootes is a
Wilmingtonian and is well known
throuhgout the State.