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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-20
Estate of Henry b. Tuliper.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Fl nry b. Tuliper late OF
johnson, in said District, deceased, and all
claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the late residence Of Henry b.
Tuliper in Johnson Oh the 10Th day of Nov, mber
and l9t1 day of May, next. from one o'clock p.
m. until four O'Clock p. M, each OF said days
and that six months from the Cd day
of November, A d. 1901, is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present
allowance.
Dated at johnson, this 9TH day of November,
A. d. 1901. V. A. PATCH,
SETH g. BILL,
Commissioners.
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pounds Now I weigh one hundred ard fifty
six pounds-more than I ever weighed before.
1 was so bad would lie from day to day and
long for death to come and relieve my suffer-
ing. l had internal inflammation, disagree
every month but now I never have a pain--do
all my own work and am a strong and healthy
woman
Use DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets with
uFavorite Prescription" if the bowels
are inactive or irregular.
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81 owe my whole life to Burdock Blood Bit
tiers Scrofulous ores covered my body. |
seemed beyond cure. B. B r. has made me a
perfectly well woman" Mrs. Chas. Hutton,
Berville, Mich
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-20


weak and sickly
women have been
made strong and
well by the aid of
DR.. Pierce and his
It Favorite Prescrip-
tom 1t cures the
ills which weaken
women. 1t regu-
lates the periods,
drie s enfeebling
drains, h e ais in
hammation and Ill
ceration, and cures
female weakness.
It nourishes tn e
nerves and 50 cures
nervous ness. It
promotes a healthy
appetite and in
duces refreshing
sleep.
~ had female trouble
for eight years" writes
Mrs. L. ]. Dennis, of
S28 East College Street,
lacks onville, Ills.
e Words cannot ex-
press what I suffered.
/ sought yelief among
the medicdl byofeS-,
sion and f0und none
Friends urged me to
try DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription.
w hen l commenced
taking this medicine
1 welohed ninetY-nVe
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-20
Hotel For Sale!
Owing to poor heal h in my family,
fer for sale the we'll known
Mountain Sb1aRg House

at Waterv lie. House has IA sleeping
rooms and large dance hall. A large
barn in which 40horses cond be kept,
SIX acres of good tilable land con-
nected The honse has good tray
cling patronage and number of per-
manent hoarders Will sell with or
without furniture. This 10 a rare OPP
portuni y Terms easy. For further
particulars call on or address
F B. BROWN on the premis
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Strong Again.

The woman who knows the full value
of health is the woman who has lost it
and regained it; the woman who from
being weak and sickly is once again
made strong woman. Half a million
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We do all kinds of Job Printing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
ASSAULTED BY
A NEGRO.

While on ms way 10 the Court
House lnis morning Charles Smith,
WHO IS a general utIlity man in the
Sheriff. 5 Olive, was assaulted hy a
burly negro by the name Of Waiter
Johns.
Mr., Smith said this morning that
III had just got beyond Walnut
street when he heard some one call
and paid no attention to it, \ few
minutes later he was atc0sted by
the negro who said to him "lou
are an enemy 81 mine Mr.. Smith
after looking at him SAID, II don't
ste how that can be, never saw
you before. .Niter Il lew more
words the negro drew back his fist
and struck smith on the ,IlG Of the
lace.
Smith then went 20 look or a
npl:ceman aud Johns then follow ed
b M Smith met two policemen at
Tenth and French streets, and told
them OF the affair. III told Ihem
that Johns was at that TIM coming
along French street. They stepped
back out ol sight and when Johns
came up placed him under arrest.
Mr., Smith says he do:4 not know
what caused the assault bat he
supposed II was because ne, HHIltn,
had 4 subpoena 10 serve upon
irhns Tor his appearance at this
fsrIn "A! ,.urral Sp.Eipu., r,lrt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14

Dr. Geo. NJ. Philips. principa! Of the
Wes' Ches or Normal School gave y very
Interesting and Instructive lecture before
the pupils Vi Friends school yes lerdny uf.
lcrnoun. hi' subject being A Trip to the
Hndcn Gate,'. His description of the
many puln Of interest in the trip by rul
across Tho continent was voly entertain.
lug.
Among the many important places mon
TONED wnro Denver Ourny, Pike- Peake,
salt u 'kel City. With it's magnificent
Mormon faburnncle, acc,mmo lutink 10
oO0 people Gruat Salt Lake, whose waite.
contains about 20 percgnt salt, si1n Fran
cisco, wit its broad streets, magni ticent,
hArhur and splendid residences, most OF
which are frame. the Yossmt, Valley
noted for its splendid falls beautiful seem
cry ana Immense troes some OF which are
over - feet III diameter and last but not
tho cat. tho Yellow. tone National Park
III Nprthwnsle rn Wyoming, with it, Won
dHrlnl CRYSTALLINE formation. Tho result
OF eruqltunS If the numerous boiling
spTlnrs or gevscrs some cf which force
great columns OF hot waller to the height
oi several hundred feet, with wonderful
regularity. The next lecture of he course
WIN be given on " ednGsdny the 9Th ms,
by Mis- Mary JctfrrS. pf Bryn Mnur, SUP.
ject, IAN Hours kumblc in Iiaiy". This
lecture Will lie lin trated by stereopticon
aIlde5 and the public is invited to II tend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
GROCER MEN
DluED.

over one hundred memi crS and
guests attended the banquet given at
Beckctt'S Cafe last evening by the
Retail GruccrS Exchange in honor Of
the following committeeman whi
have been the means of making the
different affairs given by the a>socia-
ton Il success.
Food show committee William
Ward, Fred. Riley. f. W. Ewing, John
Strong, James McVei,h.
Excursion COmmittcc-,IamcS c
0'Ncill, Walter Jackson, &. Ii, Cog
Ian.
Entertainment comrnittcc--Wil-
liam SearIco, X, Z. Lowell, Harry p.
Boyer, Fred Queriopcl and Thomas
Duffy.
After the blessing had been asked
by Harry l.. Gray the following me-
MI was enjoyed.
Oysters raw Oyster stew Oysters fried
Roast turkey cranberry sauce
Chicken salad Potato salad
Cold ham Cold tongue
Wheat bread Assorted pickles Crackers
Coffee Cigars
J. A IIurloc& was POSTMASTER and
he called on 4 number Of Well-knOwn
men in the organization and guests.
who spoke ON topics Of interest to The
members. Among lie speakers were
John Strong. e. W, Ewing, j, c,
O'Ncill. William Snaley. Charles
b,,I,,,r f,,,,. I- u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
Yankee Fleet or For Venezuela,

Washington, Feb. ID. The gun
boat Scorpion has been ordered to La.
Guayra. This emphasizes fear of the
State and Navy departments that
there will be serious trouble in Ven
czue.a.
The presence Of the Scorpion IN
Venezuelan waters will give the Uni
ted States squadron to call upon in
case of emergency as the Lancaster is
only lcmporari y absent at Santa Lu.
cia and the l. Xc IS on the way from
that place to La Guayra.
While the departments are not will
ing to explain the real reason of this
asSemblagc Of war Shipsotf Venezuela
it is obvious that they are to he used
to prevent tiiibuStering expeditions in
the interest Of the Asphalt Trust.
The physical intervention Of the
United States is certain to take place
if there is conflict between the EN-.
poycs of the New York Bcrmudez
Company and the militia Of Bcrmudcz
Province, in which the asphalt terri
tory lies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
CARD BASKET.

A High School graduate of the Feb.
ruary class has been visiting relatives
at Rockland and while there attended
the district school, He finds that
the work of Mr. furcy and his assis-
tant should be highly commended.
The conduct OF the pupils was excel
lent and the lessons were well recited.
William G. Johnson, Of Philadel.
phia, and Miss Bessie Jones. OF this
city were married this morning by
Rev. Il. b. Short.
t. II. Hardesty, court stcnographer
will attend the dinner of the Della
ware Historical Society, at the Wal
bort. Astoria. New York, this evening.
William Lawton went to New York
On business last night.
Governor John Hum is in Whining
ton to-day.
II. r. Montgomery is Ill with the
grip.
Mrs. c. NJ. Cullcn of Georgetown is
visiting here
S. n. Levy, formerly of this city,
but now living near Pittshurg, is Wis
iting his parents in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
SUPERIOR
COURT.

In the Superior Court this morn.
ing the case Of John Doe or John
Pritchard VS.. Richard Roe and
Henry Henderson was taken up.
The plaintiff WAS represented by
Anthony Higgins, Albert Constable
and Joshua Clay ton Of + k.on. The
, defendant by Harvey "hlteman and
Charles b. Evans.
The case has been before the
courts OF Cecil county, Md, since
the death OF Mrs. Pritchard in 1896
and has been before the Court IN
Banc of this State on question OF
law.
The main question involved in the
present case is tie heirship OF Hen
: derson and hisrighl to the property
\ under the will. To the jury Mr.
4 Constable said he would prove that
Henderson was an Legitimate child
o the MAKER OF the will and there.
lure not entitled to any OF the prop
erty stated in the document He
said he would prove further that
Mrs. Pritchard three years pre-
yious to her death was incapable
of making a will. In citing the
case Mr.. Constable said Mr.. Prit-
chard was murdered in 1851 and
Mrs. Catherine Richard was found
guilty OF manslaug hter and served
S years in the Maryland Peniten-
tiary.
To these statements as we'll as
all the following Mr.. Whiteman Oh
jected, con.endlng that Mr.. Consta-
BILE was making statements before
the jury that had no bearing on
the case. The court did not see
that the arguments were not ad-
missible, and they were admitted.
John Pritchard was the first wit
ness called for the defense and tes-
tried that he was born in Cowen.
town. better known as Turkey
town. He did not know much OF
his past life. but he did remember
that he was very near his father
when he was shot.
His mother was called cred Caro-
line and he hada an aunt called Black
Caroline. lie was taken to the poor
house and entered as he said 'aS a
child known as John pritchard And
about Il time he was about seven or
eight wears old John Rooley came and
took me out Of the home.
vas with him until the time |
was 10 years o! age. ! made fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

James Parker. colored, was thu
first prisoner to step to the bar ia
the city court this morning. He
was charged by his brother with
acting in a disorderly manner at
No. SIS McCauley street. He comes
home under the influence OF liquor.
A fine oil IS and costs was imposed.
Frank Jones, colored, pleaded
not guilty TO the charge of assault
and battery Oil his wife. Josephine
testified that they live at No. 2
Howard street, Lastnight he came
home under the influence OF liquor
and asked her for a pair OF car.
rings he gave her before they were
married. lie called her foul names
and after beating her about the
breast he bit her finger. The lat.
ter was done when the defendant
interfered with her brother aud
was biting his lip. The case was
dismissed.
Fred Passwater charged William
CULLEN with assault and battery.
The testimony was that he was at
his dinner at his home, No. 225
Walnut street, and Quillan came to
the house after money owed by his
his mother. lie used bad language
concerning his mother and he Or
dered Ouillan 10 20 out lie then
grabbed him and threw him to the
floor and Qul!lan drew his knife
from his pocket. He was finally
elected. The charge of disorderly
conduct was preferred and he was
fined IS and costs.
David Farra was charged with
choking and toying with 7-year old
Annie Apples ate. OF No. ll02:IIcald
street. He was held in $1,000 bail
for his appearance at court Bail
was fixed at $500 Tor the production
OF the child by her parents at the
upper court. Farra was arrested
by Sergeant Tucker and Officers
Moore and Murphy. The police
learned of the case and die not
consult the child's parents until
Farra was arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14

credulous my little fellow, know what
I am doing. i have a place just for II;
a WARM spot In my breast where the
scars Will be soothed and the dark bitter
spot hidden, and only will know OF it
1t takes just such heart, my wise little
man, to fill an ache made by just the
same dark spots and world cuts. And
what is the price pay? Your goods
come very high my boy but am
not paying any price for this--only
eXchanging-Ayc, my little merchant; l
nave fooled you. have | not? | have the
warm, red heart l want and there on
your tray lies my heart in exchange. 1t
is not bad price, eh, dear Cupid|
rs she laughed, II rich. healthy color
came into her cheeks as she glanced along
the path toward the town and saw IL
stalwart figure, and heard Il rich manly
voice, and as little Cupid turned his
head the fair maidens heart, which now
lay upon the tray was soon in the strong
manly hands and with a laugh the two
ran down the road. "ra, tn, little Cupid,
| think | have made Il fair bargain to-
day"
A dark scowl came over the boyish
face ami wicked CLEAN that frightened
n weeping maid came into the blue
cycs-"FoOled, but I'll get even with you
yet"
Cupid now tired out with his
days work closed the tray and started
on the path ~ the stream toward the
hills, and there by rock he found Il
woman.
'"Why wccpest thou, fair onc.' he
said?
"Kinl boy. l am weary and footsorc,
and have tried all day to reach the Mart
where little Cup holds his sales, when
at last, just outside the gate l lost all;
my beauty, my wit, my woman's subtle
ness, my money and could not buy any
Of his wares" and blinded with her
tears she did not recognize the merchant
himself.
II prithce madam, think well, have you
nothing e--nothing-trldcr-~n tears
or heart aches or I've n heart here I'll
let 90 for n thousand pains and nights
of tears. And the crafty salesman held
up before the hungry eyes Of the woman
Il bright red luscious heart.
az, I've tears to weep We may have
and II heart that can hold the thousand
pains yet, give me what l DESIRE
She reached forth grccdily for the bright
red heart aud Rugged it to her breast.
Hinged the bright red thing that when
ii .ad sucked the warmth from her
bosom and taken the bloom from her
checks and the light from her eyes would
sting and hurt and chill her being.
But not She nor the first maid
nor any other. save the woman tired of
the Game. saw the cloak of gold drop
from the tile figure and the golden
c,lrls turn to horns and the sandals
thrown aside to expose the clovrn foot,
for it WAS not the real god: not Love him
self, but clever Monster Satan whose dis.
gui>r few can tell
4 smile of grim satisfaction lig,tcnrd
his face and he iingIcd his bag of days
gain. lie knew full well how soon each
hrart wounu bleed and hurt aud he
laughed in Satanic glcc.
fla. In, how easily | can fool them
ALL"
And only the cod woman with the
sinister smile know-too lAtc-that the
real gui- iUvr--cumrs not with
gain for his wHrcS-ony she knCw-hc
comes when last looked for--lcavrS his
love git and goes away asking no price
but Fidelity.
(Sigmd)
THE DREAMER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
DEAIl1A
HEMFH III. Ca February IA, 1871, Ann
Iiemph il In her ed year,
Due notice of funeral.


HhMFl IL" ia FEBRUARY IA 1871, Ann
neiIph u III hhr oEh ear
Due ho5ico OF INncrh. +
N,.,Nt ~ a, uupou,,u I-,r,r Raul.
rnr, ,,i,,i,. ri on VA tjhhI pn;J'.ns'
r,iirt If fLn INT, iIupb ua;i"I.r sneT
,mnrs " Wv ' "e' ''s' "se" -
Relatives AMI friends are invltod to attend
the fnhoiai from mo residence OF her son
~! w. " M usai, buIoli ppnr bnnks.
" Monday morning at ?oc!ook' nigh mass
al ST, do'ophs Church, lhN"rmcnt at 81, dos
cemetery.
,,,
GKt!th'-H trenton, y a., on req H. !9Ul,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral Mt hts late rrnlrnrs Krnnett
township near Roseda!e, Pa, on Frilsy alter.
mani ~ rt,,or Al n rcmn,nry' "'"' LITTER
'''''' az "''' - - -
PYI.E-.Cn February l!, 1871, Bowen Pylc, in
his sd year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral sr,'vi ccs al his late residences
Greenhnnk Del. on Friday afternoon AZ /
O'Clock. Inturmcnt at Mecannon cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
DJTS.

The Pussy Il Jonos Company will prob
ab launch another steel barge on Satur-
day.
A recital of tho Whining OH School Of
O;atory ANA Music will bn given In Ep.
worth NJ. Il. Church this evening.
Tho Roy +. WiSchan Of Philadelphia,
will lecture in Zion German Lutheran
Church tomorrow evening on "A Trip
Through Germany"
Ern st Berrc'l wi hes 20 return thanks
to many friends for their ind words and
h"nutlInl flowers which wero sent 10 his
late wIIe's funeral.
Smith O'Brien appeared at the Opera
HouS, last evening in Tie t1nne korrer"
and gave an excellent Performance which
pleased The an Hence.
Edward Y. Canby, Francis G. dupont,
Il. Iatnnli Warnc" AMI George a. Elliott
a u attending the conference OF Clubs in
Philadelphia hoy arc members Of he
Church Club Vi Delaware
1ha ladies OF Grron Hill Church viii
serve u supper tonight.
Inst nigh a delegation of gns filters
ca on CAV Cnuncil to have hat body
rtG)nsi ter liz action on tho gas Inspector
bill. Z, uni men are Of tho opipiou
that gas Inspector j. nOt n inrsSary AMI
viii re.u. . 10 rec ms; its action.
Tho freight agents at the Il. w. Il B.
IA road drpu ara arranging for the su.o
o unclaimed packages. They have about
2tl pack go, which IN usl 10 advertised
three weeks.
The Board Of Managers of the Artisans
Sa'lngs Bank met for orgnni2 'tinn yes
terdh? Afternoon J. Au'u stu Ncruuliey
was elected president 4. Alien llille-,
Yirc-pre-lGrnt Oh irIes G. MAlchett, src.
rttary and treasurer !; Robert ID. Kemp.
c'erk ; Anthony Higgins, attorney.
Last evening the five coun'y ASSESSORS
for Wilmington wurB before tho financial
committee Of CT toHucil with bills for
500 each. Under the law The city IS re-.
CURED to pav this amount On he salary
uf tho a SCISSORS Cn nee huat Of one baf of
tine taxes collected on investments going
to tho city. Iho bills will be paid this
evening.
franklin Duane of Clayton has been
appointed assistant engineer Of tho Della
ware division nj the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore X ,ilrOAd Com
puny to succeed l.. j. Alton.
The Spani,h steamship Otoyo, from
Now G!ieanS for Norfolk, Genoa, and
Btrreluna. riIn ashore yesterday OF Hunt
Ing land, n. e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
Disguised She ounded Husband

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. Is. Mrs.
Ella Sccly shot and wounded her form
cr husband, w, A. Scely. chief buyer
for SWilt's Packing Company, at his
residence on Holmes street last night
The wound is not serious, although
the ball passed through Seely's arm.
Mrs. Secly Wore a beard ard a cap
and was Otherwise disguised as Il man
when She gained entrance to the See
ly residence. When Mr.. f,cely APP
pearcd she Immediately fired wound
ing him in the arm.
With the assistance of his present
wife MIR. Seely then oyerpowcrcd the
WON an who was arrested and taken
to the city Jail. The cause of tue as.
Sault is not known. Mr., and Mrs.
Sccl y were divorced ten years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
EVENING SOCIAL.

Miss Phi!ena Hardin gave an even
ing social to her friends last evening
at her home on Riveryiew Avenue.
The evening was spent in playing
games after which refreshments were
served. Alta late hour the guests
went home.
Among those present were: Misses
philema Harkin, Ethel Kershaw, May
and Ella Hammond, May Scott, Vic
torine Sterling, Eva Berry, Fannie
Hannah, Alcssrs Frank Wright, Sam
ucl Moore, J. N. Knox, John Medley,
Arthur Elliott, John Hopkins, Jas, IL.
Wright Mrs, John Moore and Mrs.
Geo. Macklem.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14

Butt. Mont, Feb 14.-An engine and
four loaded freight cars while ascending
the incline Of the Hi! Branch Of tha
n Irthern Pacific Read. about a milo
above here, started to baex down the
grade. Air brake, and h6nd lraks failed
to check the rrain, aud reversing of the
engine wa- OF no avail. Tho train dash
elnlong at thrilling sped Lumber flew
of tho cars MS il u cyclone was raging.
Is akeman tridder was thrown eff and
killed. Patrick :ahill was not badly
hurt Engineer Harlem was found under
his engine, which jumped the track, fat.
ally iniurCI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14

High mass WINS celebrated in st Parl's
Church at Fourth and Jacks on streets
ihi' morning for the vep0so of the soul of
Mrs. Snsln j. sweeney wife of James j,
Sweeney No. a!5 North Adams street. H.
termont was made at tho Cathedral Gem.
cttry.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza J.Silver wild.
Ow Of William Silver took place this
morning from the residence OF hor dau gh.
ter. Mrs. S. NJ. Mcguire No. 1908 BayarG
avinue. 1ntcrmcnt took place ut Mt.
Vernon Cemetery, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
Wheat Stolen

Rogues visited the barn of VIM. p.
Seal, near Cenlreville, last Tuesday
night and after Harvesting his blind
horse to light wagon took some six
or eight bushels of wheat from the
creamery and carried off the same.
Search was made on Wednesday morn
ing and the team was found on the
Lancaster Pike some six or eight miles
distant and returned to the owner,
but no trace Of the wheat could be
found. Certain parties are suspected
and arrests may yet, be made. The
Ccntrcyillc Association held meet
ing last evening, when a reward OF
SO wa, offered for the arrest and con-
viction Of the thieves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14

RThrcc prominent young ladies Of
the east side went TO the library Il
few nights ago, They spent some
time in looking over the various books
when tw" Of The girls decided to go
home but til" other young lady wasso
engfosscd in something else that She
did not notice that the others had
left. When She found IT out She be.
came SocXcled that she did not know
where She was and went into all the
allies in search Of the door. The Off
cials at the Library should put up Il
sign which should read "Tls way to
the door" for the benefit of people
who cannot find it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14

There will be splendid sale Of
good furniture and carpets at
Stidhar's No. III East Fourth
street, tomorrow afternoon, In the
lot Is large French mirror which
cost some years ago, $500, and
many specialtIes that are worth
looking after. The citizens are in
yited TO call and inspect the same.
Sale opens promptly at one 0 clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-14
AT DOVER !:
TODAY.


Dover, FEB. l4.-Ih1s is valen.
tines Day cut still the Legislature
failed to agree upon a love token 10
elect two United States Senators.
Inc vote follows:
LONG TERN.
Addicks 1e
Kepnev. "a
dupont 4,
Higgins
Rid.
suonu MANI,
'hoSi ANN"'
SALISBURY. z"
Aaaicks' IT,
hiru. 0.
R!chards' :. ST..
lilies. s.,
). II. Layton. L.
Senator Blakely TODAY presented
a letter of thanks from the Phosnix
Fire Company tor passing the bill
for a public ambulance. 4
Mr.. Maull gave notice OF an act
to re-incorporatc the tow of Lewes.
Mr. McFar'ane introduced an
GOO az, ',.,,.'ns ans ICES u she h IS IS
ronp p =, tba III, WV
The Senate PASSED the resolution
granting 800 to the Colorcd
Teac hers Institute.
Mr. Kitchen gave notice OF an act
10 aRpo,n VA, an aaal''ona' notary
'" Ths . :" ms,~I h 'H, ~ n,,,.d no