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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
Attempted Suicide.

Prompted by jealousy Marion Good
luh, colored, ui No. 4O5 East Front
Street, attempted to commi, suicide
between T. and o'clock this morn
ing She used 10 cents worth Of laud
anun for the purpose and would hav c
accomplished the deed had ii not been
for the occupants Of the house who
summoned Dr. buckmasIrE The
lalter.had Il difficult job On hand as
She gave fight against his EFFORTS to
administer an cmclic Or uSr the StUm-
ach pump, Force had t" be used tt
keep her quiet. She is now ont OF
danger although a girl !, by Il bedside
kcepir z her from falling asleep.
Marion has IA lover that She saw
last evening paving attentions to
another glrI. She could not stand TO
Sec her money spent On the Winning
ton girl 50 she decided 'n rid" ON the
laudanum automobile across the hor
der Of life But cruel fate prevented
this dashing culorcd dam,cI from New
Yor k from giving case to the turn,
ncr,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
DAMAGE CASE
= STILL ON.
- ~ ~ - SA's

The damage suit Of Antonio
Trivello was resumed 10 Superior
Court this morning. Autoalo Pc
rilla who was the last witness on
stand when court adjourned on
Friday. was again called upon and
stated that he had been 10 the en-.
ploy Of the Granite Company twice.
He had fight with Kopp the first
time and had to 60 to Baltimore to
avoid being arrested. The fight
had been caused by Kopp firing
off blast without giving the wit
ness notice and when they met he
hit kopp with an iron pipe aud
asked him If he wanted to kill him.
kopp swore out warrant for him
on the charge of assault and bat
terry. When the witness came back
to this city the trouble was fixed
up and he went to work in the
quarry under another boss.
Stephen Deino gave d general
description OF the accidents that
have already been described.
Okela de Jokoma, an expert on
blasting, who has done this kind
Of work 10 Italy. Africa and in this
country was offered as an expert
on blasting with both powder and
dynamite. He testified that one
hour should be allowed for holes
that have besn fired to cool. or
water should be poured into them
and then they should not be loaded
until perfectly cool or there was
likely to be an explosion. He did
not mean to say that the dynamite
would explode by the heat of fire
but ii it was pot into hole that
had been fixed the friction was
likely 10 cause that charge to ex.
plode.
The defense in cross examina.
tion, tried every to show that the
F. witness was not an expert blaster
and knew nothing about the com.
position of dynamite. Nj. Smithers
asked if there was any difference
between the rock at the quarries
OF tine Braudywine Granite Com
pany and ether rock in this city
which he had blasted. 1t is some
what harder he replied. but re-
quires no heavier charge OF dyna-
nit than other granite. He had
at one time worked for the company
as a driller but that was before
kopp came to work there. The
witness was still on the stand
when court recessed.
The case will take up at least
three days more.
The case of the Pennsylvania
Blackrubber Paint Company vs..
William Y. Warner Company, was
referred to referees.
Judgment was for the full amount
in the case OF William Wilson Ir.,
Va. Arabella Bullock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
r1Ock Trial at lIOckesSln

The mock trial for breach of PROM
Use, given at the home Of DR.. Bcnja :
min Thompson, near llockessin by the
Penn Social Circle. on Saturday night
was a grand success and furnished
much amusement.
Julian Walker. represented the
plaintil Miss Sarah Eastbum, and
Francis Walker, Edward Peach the
defendants. Horace Eastburh a rcla-
tive Of the plaintitl was judge and on
this account Il change Of venue was
asked for by the defense.
The court decided against the mo-
tion. The case Of the plaintiff was
e!oquently described by Julian Wal
ker and he asked that the jury rem
der a verdict for his client, in the way
of heavy damages. The jury after be-
ing out but short time returned a
verdict for the plaintiff for 1921.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
W ANTED TO BE
AN ANGEL.

George Robinson. colored, OF 9th
and Lombard streets was at the
house OF Keba Wilson on Me-
chanic street this morning he took
a notion that Wilmington needed a
little excitement aud that face
on the other side Of Jordan, was
needed,
Accordingly he secured a thirty
calibre revolver and sent bullet
into his left breast. 1t went in a
little too high to penetrate his
heart.
Captain Kane summoned the
Phoenix ami ,lance and had the
would-be suicide removed to the
Delaware Hospital to think overthe
beauties OF this world.
The bullet when it entered his
breast, glanced along rib, came
out and lodged in his arm Robin
sen refused to tell why he shot him.
self until the bullet was removed.
Then he stated the revolver was
accidentally dis harged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
TELEPHONE
TO BALTIM0R

On Saturday the work OF con-
meeting the line Of the Delmarvia
Telephone Company in this city
with Baltimore was completed.
President Thomas McCorkle of the
Delmarvia Company, was the first
to talk over the new line and 1t
worked excellently. Iu few days
the line will 60 into active service.
This will give the Delmarvia Com.
pany connection with Baltimore
and with number OF places in
Baltimore county.
Leavi ,g this city the line runs by
way OF Newport. Newark and +. k
ton 10 Perryvllle aud thence 10
Port Deposit, where It crosses the
river and proceeds to baltimore.
Eventually there will be connec.
tion with all Of these places. At
present there 10 connection with
Newport and Newark.
The lines of the Delmarvla Com
pany and lis connections are now
within seve n miles Of Philadelphia.
When the Philadelphia connection
is secured it will only be necessary
to cross the river IN order o secure
connection with Trenton and sew
eral other New Jersey cities to Jer-
sey,City. From Jersey City connec-
ton will be made with New York.
AT present the comphny has con-
nection with one hundred towns in
Pennsylvania, aud before the frst
oil the new year this will! DO increas.
ed to five hundreds towns In Penn :
sylvania. 1t will be but short
time until number OF other long
distance connections are made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
PRESENTED J. 1
A CUP.

The annual meeting Of Caesar
Rodney Chapter, Daughters OF the
| American Revolution, was held on
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Sophia NAPLES. No. 1901 Penn
| sylvania avenue. when the follow
Ing officers we're elected: Sophia
NAPLES, regent; Mrs. D. W. Corbit,
of Odessa, vice.regeut; Mrs. W. Nc
Lear, recording secretary; Miss
Grace Baird, corr ssponding secre-
tary, Mrs. W. NJ. Dreln. recording
secretary; Mrs. G.. C. Hall, histor.
Ian and Mrs. S. T. Turner, chap
lain. A standing committee con-
sisting of Mrs. J. M. Harvey. Mrs.
f.. r. Gilpin, Mrs. S. Il. Turner,
Mrs. Eugene dupont and Miss
Anne Lea also were appointed.
Mrs. Eugene dupont was elect
ed as delegate to attend the ma.
tional congress which convenes in
Washingtonin February.
After the routine business had
been disposed of pleasing Incl
dent OF the meeting took place. A
delegation consisting Of SPOTS.
wood Garland, Howard DeHaveu
Ross, L. B. Jones. l.. Irving Handy.
regent; Mrs. Daniel Corbilt OF
Odessa, OF the Delaware Society,
Sons Of the American Revolution.
was present and presented hand
some loving cup to Mrs. Elizabeth
G, Churchman, state regent, The
cup. which Is of solid silver and
lined with gold, rests on a pedestal
Of ebony. On one side is the follow
ing inscription: ''Presented to
Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke Churchman,
State Regent, d. A. r., by the Del.
aware Society, S. A. r., IN recog-
ritlon Of her patriotism and OF her
happy conception of thought which
suggested to the vice-president gen
eral S, A. r., the Cooche's Bridge
Memorial, erected by the patriotic
societies and citizens OF Delaware,
aud dedicated September ). 1901,
making the spot were the Stars
and Stripes were fret unfurled in
battle September 3, l77L Howard
DeHaven Ross. President.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
Bloody Fight on Trolley.

West Chester, Pa, Dec. S.--A ter.
rife encounter occurred on the late
car out from this place on the Phlla-
delphia and West Chester Trolley
Line. shortly after midnight last
night, between Jesse Bennett, Pat
rick and william Collins and Frank
o. Walbrick, and as result the last
named Is In the Chester County Hos.
pital, with wounds which may result
fatally.
Shortly after the car left the Dor.
ough limits Wallbrick was attacked
by the three men, and desperate
fight ensued, despite the etfor IS Of
the conductor and motorman to stop
1t.
Finally the men were elected at
Five Points School house, where the
fight continued.
Wallbrick crawled to the stable of
Edward Dougherty, at Milltown,
where he was found In an insensible
condition. All the parties reside near
Midtown.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
r1rs. Leslie Dangerously I'll,

New York. Dec. 9.-The Baron
ess de Bazus, more familiarity
known as Mrs. Leslie. is lying
dangerously ill at her apartments
in the Chelsea. in w. 23d st.
There is a complication Of dis
eases, the principal Of which is
chronic stomach trouble, and the
patients advanced years give
cause Tor grave apprehension.
Mrs. Wrenn, a niece Of the
Baroness, is in constant attendance
and personally sees all who come
to the Chelsea on the most urgent
business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
CouSeeted " ith Baltimore.

The Dclnaryia Telephone Company
now has direct connection with Ralll-
more. The circuit was completed on
saturday, and President McColkle
was the first person u talk over the
wire.
Leaving this city the line runs by
way of Newport, Newark and Elkton
to Pcrryvi!Ic and thence to Port DE,
prsit, where il crosses the river ana
proceeds 10 Baltimore. EventuGllp
there will he connections with all OF
these places. At present thcre IS
onucctjon with Newport and Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
NOTICE

County Taxpayers Of New
Castle Hundred l will be at the
following times and places to re-
ceive Taxes. New Castle, Mayors
Office. Saturdays Dec, I4th Dec,
2Ist and Dec, 2Sth 2 till 5 o'clock
Court. House Wilmington Mon
day Dec, goth 2 til 4 o'clock o5
percent will be added to all taxes
after January. lth.
!. FRANK ME CGINSON.
Collector. New Castle Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
Wages Of 10. 900 Raised,

Chicago, Dec. 9.-More than 10000
employees Of Armour & @. have n.
ceived notice that they would pave an
increase in their salaries tho APst q
the year. Many Of the older employees
of the big packing plant are to receive
houses in addition TO increased pay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
DOTS

The man who was carrying on the
shJo business at No. 3uJ Market
street, took a moonlight skip on Sat
urday evening. lie failed 10 do a
paying business and thought it cheap
or to move than pay rent
City Counc Chamber is being
thoroughly cleaned and renovated,
Tile cleaning Of the Old carpet will
give the Council cham ber mach
more inviting Appearance,
Mrs. Jane, McNcy will oin her
husband in the West as soon as she
has sold out the stock Of Shoe Eighth
and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
RummaPe Sale,

The rummage sale being held at
Twelfth and French streets, BY the
Missionary Society Of Gilbert Pre- =.
bvteriau Church, will continue all
this week and open from 2 to 10 p
N. Don ations will bs called for
IL notice 10 sent to Mrs. q
c. Jefferson. No. 1910 Walnut st,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
Why They Wed Here J..

Harry ]. Parr Jr, and Miss sigour-
ncy of Baltimore, who were married
he. c on Saturday told Rev. N. Il.
Dunlap the reason they chose MN
was that he married the groom's
brother Howell Pnrr and his cousin,
Miss Ethel! McCreary Of Philadelphia
last June and the union has been hap
py and lucky. Therefore they decid-
cd TO come to the same clergyman to
have the knot tied.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
tiiberiaus Smoke,

About 60 members Of Division No. 4
won't TO Ches er on Saturday night ana
wers the guest. OF Division No. ut
smoker.
Refreshments were served and the time
was gloriously passea. jerome Hurley
of Division M. H. of Wilmington,
presided assisted by Peter Guldea, DIV
ison No. State president Muilin OF Dol
aware gave an address. Addresses were
also given by Peer Guilden, Jerome Hur
ley aud John X, Kelly, Vocal solos were
rendered by tster McMahon, Messrs
Senion url Mullin, James A Ward.
Frank G.ld james Howley Thomas
Dolan, James Dolan James senior
Thomas Barker. John Honan, James
Armstrong, J. F. :McLauuhlan. John
keefe, Michael Brown. ] B. CASTILLO
James Babby, Jerome Hurley, Phlilp
McGinns, James alcCntfory. Charles
sullivan, Master Howley. samuel NE
Clenahan keuitations wero given ny
Elwurd Barnes, Prof J. = Dougherty
rendered several piano solos and mum
her of ban 10 selections.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
SaieS TO Lake pllCn.

Frank c. Stidhan vii sell for Vii.
liam Fl. Klair at his farm near Cen.
treyIile, Del on Wednesday, Decen.
Der IL. forty head Of choice COWS.
This Is Closing sale and will be pos
1tive,
The household goods Of Mrs. pret.
lyman, on Rodnan street, Silver
brook, will be sold on Thursday, the
18th Inst,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
About Again.

Colonel Leitch. Deputy 1nterna.
tlonal Revenue Collector was able to
he at his office to-day. lie Is still very
weak from the effects Of spell OF
sickness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

The degree team Of the A. o. r.
will confer degrees on the msmberb
OF Division No. 2 at Henry Cla! on
Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
CASES In =. Z
\ !: CITY C0UR 7.

Judge Churchman in the Munich
pal court handed down decision in
/ the case Of the State. VS.. Charles L.
Simmons. He was given hearing
last night on the charge OF assault
with intent to kill John Melarky. The
testimony in the case was that Sim
mons was elected from the Bellevue
Hotel. He returned and the barten-
der ordered Simmons from the bar
room. AS Melarky opened the door
Simmons grabbed him by the head
and stabbed him twice in the back
of the head.
I Deputy City Solicitor Garrett drew
e attention to the case of the state in
the Harriet Foreman case in the
Court of General Sessions, February
! 1893. He claimed that prima facia
case had been made. Josiah Marvel
had no objection to offer to the law
as laid down by Mr.. Garrett. But he
wished to dwell on the ''Intcnl" in
the case as shown by the evidence. He
read from Russell on crimes and first
Houston. The intent must absolute
ly have been there. Judge Gilpin
said the intent cannot he presumed.
Chief Justice Lore goes further and
says that the weapon used and threats
made 60 to make the malicious intent.
1t has not been shown here that this
knife had broken blade one inch
in length.
Judge Churchman said in his de-
cision that the decision of Chief JUS
tice Lore went to show that the jury
could infer the intent. Here are the
fortS-the man ordered from the
place, made threats and then after
coming back ordered ont again and
he stabbed him. lie placed the bail
at $500 for court of General Sessions.
Della Seeley. was charged with as
Hult and battery on her husband.
They have been living together for
the past week and the casc was dis
missed upon payment of costs.
Harrison Crittendon, cuinrcd, will
90 to the workhouSc bath if he doe,
not pay fine of - and costs for be
ing drunk.
Special Ohlcer Gurdy charged John
Parker with riding on a blind bag
gage. The tine was - and costs.
Michael Falls was charged with
trespass. He stated he tell asleep in
the deep. He was rated a, - and
costs
William Ii. pimdcr Nelson johnson
4 Il. al
charged with assault and battery on
AloSuiS Springer lie testified that
on Saturday night AS he was on Ship
ley street opposite the Delaware street
stables SmallW0Ol struck him and in
answer toa question said he struck
him for fun. Piudrr pleaded guilty to
The charge.
John +, Davis. coored, testified
that he was walking up the street ',e-
hind them. He saw Smallwuud draw
back his arm hIt dI not >cr him
Strike the man.
Johnson stalled thar it was pindrr
who struck Springer. lie va, called
t the stand and testified that rindcl
struck Springer and l"p squares
away Pindcr struck another man.
There We're ten IN the gang. The case
was continued until IT, morrow morn
ing. Johnson was discharged.
William August wa, charged with
selling liquor with out Il license tc
Samuel Bildrrhack, He asked for a
continuance until "Wednesday morn,
ing. Bilderback testified that he ncy.
er saw the defendant before,
lie bought his liquor in a hotel and
got a drink from 4 man and gave
some one y or 80 cents. The cast
went over until Wednesday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
Fnn,r.i 0. James Gilmore,

Tie Inrer;.l Of James Gilmore who
was Killed Av 4 trolley car IN South
W'':'!ngton, took p,aec mis- mora.
ing fin, .'ith a"d AAans streets:
lNt"t;..rit VAS made at tie head Of
Gar '':gA i.:"ctc ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
Al Wesley Church,

A very successful day at Wesley
M. E. Church. Preaching morning
and evening by DR.. A. w, Lightb0rn
Morning subject, 'QuckcniEg {: the
Spirit" and evening "Foly Of Unhe-
lief, . There wero large congrega.
tons and 324O was collected 80 Of
which was collected by Sunday School
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

The Thermometer ut w. G. Tavlors
drug store 3O2 King street. to day register
cd rs follows:
7o'clUck 10 o'clock o'clock
aa al %
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

Taylor and Fullerton Tar Wild Cherry
and Horhound Syrup stops colds ana
hoarsuuess. W, Z. Taylor, 3os kihg
stre t. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

For the che pest new and second
hand goods 90 to tho rummaga
sale twelfth and French streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
INDIANS TRAIL
TO THIS CITY.
Tribe From Chester Visit.
ed Manitoo at High
lands.

Mocoponaca Tribe No. 749, 1mp'd
o. r. NJ. of Chester, paid a fraternal
visit to Manitoo Tribe at the High
lands on last Saturday night.
The time Spent in the wigwam of
the Manitoo Tribe was happy one,
but far too short. A supper was SER
we'd at which yenison and Indian
maize was the main feature. Pipes
Of peace were smoked and tokens ex-
changed. Thetrail was hit in a spe-
cial trollly car.
The following is list of those who
took up the trail: Leonard Leary,
Charles Greenhalgh, William Green
halgh. Harry Kershaw, Sichcr Georg-
es, John Gregg, James Bubeck, Harry
Clegg, james Clegg, Charles Booth,
Thomas Stewart, John Aydiotte,
James Kelly. Theodore Smith, j.
Ewing, James lIabbcrsett, Z. Il. Mel
son. ii. II. Fiends, G. II. Ilultsapple,
George Wright. Charles johnson, AL
exander Downey, George Powell, John
Alloways, Robert Stinson, Jr. John
Campbell, John Lewis, James Bon
sail, William Clcndenning, E. Shrop-
shire, +. Young, J. Newlin, William
Burns, James I.icb, r. Pierce, II. X.
Beeson. Howard Barrouc!ough. Wal
ter Smith. james Smith, Lewis i.
Greaycs, W. G. Folk. Charles Saw
yer, Martin Pierce, W. II. fosterL.
Str!ngfcllow, Charles Myers, j. >.
Brewster. W. ii. Vail. j. Elliott, w.
Tazewcll, W. Ryner, II. Hirst, James
Mott, Charles Martin, J. Beumont,
James Stewart. Edward draper,
Charles CulIiS and II. S. Mcclure.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

Monday. December 9. 1901
You will be surprised at the
amount OF comfort you may receive
from a single cup Of Tea made
from our famous soc, Formosa
blend.
HANSCOM'S Market and Seventh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

N OTlCk-THE MEMBERS of WANETA
~ Council No. D. y. of p. are reque ted 10
III et at The w,gwam 5l7 Shipley streat. Dec.
Z, 1901, ut | o'clock. to attend tho funeral Of
sister Lottle Mcl.eer. M Mcintire. X. Of II.
do
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

7 IRGliAL LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
II all kinds Of goods j. d. Blocker. 2nd
and tsench stroetA aB.3mS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

G PtCiAh SAiBAY LEtN's. 7th 4 MAR
- hot streets-IU solid gold watches. 80.
G!ied watches, cH silver watches 100 uickie
watches, Ua rinaA 50 CLOCKS ard al! kiuds OF
i9uhChi tsstIanents Those goods arc uu
ioIeoued pledges rod Will ha sold a. your
own prios dA3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

ECH sAIE-ON EASY TERMS FARM OF
+ " Aoros, u mile from Ashland station,
nHASion house touanent house and out
ba.' sn4s, al; IN Sood order, i4Ias oroh hard
and suout 10 aoros 0; woodland Apply to
john r. lasy, No West It'll Atrsst, Wa,
Del ni1 I'm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09
FOR SAi.!..

LARM FOR sALa--2i2 ACRES KNOWN
i as Tie ahntr 1lI;oAGIi Farm" near Mill
Creek Meotiay Eousa: This fns farm offered
ut esrx. price, tasy terms. ~
T. H. GREEN,
KeADstt square, Pa
Is 5tcod ltwt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

L'NN rem r BAKERY AND DWELLING
i also asmall room dwelling, Geo, ".
Br Fight, III Nlarket street. d63L'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-09

l. OR RENT TIL At LARGE TWO STORY
J. lui ling No 105 w 5th street. suitable
for almost any kind Of business; also one sta
Me. Apply to jaime, +. sutton. 1902 West
Eish.h street. aBl -eod-tt
The daily sentinel., 1901-10-12
Explosion of Gas,

Last Wednesday evening Joseph Shid.
eler, j. w. Hugus l. Co.'s efficient clerk
was painfully burned about tho head
and hands while attending to the 2OO
candle power gas plant in the basement
OF the Hugus building. he will recover
but the ordeal will be tedious and ex.
tremely painful.
About o'clock he went down into
the basement to attend to the general
ing of the gas. just before starting to
come up stairs again, he struck match,
intending to light one Of the jets, when
a terrific explosion occurred which shook
the entire block and illuminated the
street as bright as day.
Mr.. Shideler ran out OF the building
in fearful agony, followed quickly by ths
other clerks and Thad Harp He pre-
sented frightiul appearance whom hs
dashed into the oflse OF Dr.. Dymenberg
his face being black "a coal, his mus
tache and hair burned away. He v q
totally unFecognisabls.- Rsvsille.
The daily sentinel., 1901-10-12
Notice of Sale of Stock.

In accordance with the provisions OF the
bylaws of the Grand Valley Irrigation Com
pany, and in accordance with the instrue
tions of the board of directors of said com
pany by resolution passed and adopted Sep
tember 4th, 1901, wherein am directed to
advertise and sell so much of the stock OF
the Delinquent stockholders rs may be ne
cessary to pay the delinquent assessments
together with interest and costs
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that on Friday, the 25th day of October,
1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock am at the
Office of the company in Grand Junction,
Colorado, will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, so much of the stock OF the
following named stockholders as may be ne
cessary TO pay the amounts due thereon,
The daily sentinel., 1901-10-12
See the Bazaar's offer on first page.

See the Bazaar's offer on first page.
Eastern goods at eastern prices, at the
Ladies' Emporium.
Try The Progress for your bread and
cakes Always fresh.
For Sale-- Chase piauo and household
goods. Enquire at The Sentinel office.
Get your carpet epeeper at the Bazaar.
Kill the dandrutf germ by using
Smiths Dandercide.
20 par cent discount on tin -four bins
and sirters at the Bazaar.
The firm OF G. S. Smith & Co. have
engaged drug clerk from the east.
The Mon,rose Enterprise says that
Chicago parties want to build $4,000
to $4,000 canning factory somewhere on
the western slope; that representatives
have been in Montrose looking the field
over, and that they expected to investi-
gate the matter in Delta county and at
Grand Junction.
1t has been intimsted that Salida can
have tho next meeting OF the synod OF
tho Presbyterian church il her people
want it. The synod includes all Of Col
orado and a part Of Wyoming. and the
next meeting will be held at Cheyenne
next week. There are nearly 200 dole
estes to the synod, representing the
churches Of the two states. --Salida
Record.