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The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

\ new proc"Ss for extracting ore lay
electricity has been discovered aud n
plant j. a. he erected at Denver Ia dcm,
onstra,c it, rraciicability. Guggrn.
helms sons are said Ia w. Interested in
the Denver plant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Sine. Teddy Roosevelt came to Colo
rado hc j. reported TO have killed lions
besides wild eats. and wolves too num-
erous Ia mention. The state should put
a stop to this reckless slaughter II game.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Al the meeting of the Home comrDis
sion n, Denver last Saturday, Captain
Shaw, commandant, Captain Samuel
West. adiu,ant and II. W. Green, Quar-
t.rrnastcr. were r. elected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

". II. Cochran went to Cr,-tonc Tues
da, where he is doing considerable sur.
vcying on mining claims.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

The choir will givr II musical
concert on Sunday evening. The
program will hc gwen a- arranged
by Prof. ". II. Maci .arcn before
his death. The choir had an I'M.
d"rsiandlng ihn, the proceed. Of
the cv"nin. should h~ gwen To
Prof Mncl.arcn ~ n testimonial 10
his services The program will
now bc given n n tribute Ia hi.
memory. Alnmo.a Journal
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Two teams left town Monday loaded
with supplies for the Pass Mc-By mines
at Sumner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

W. NJ. Brashcar who conducts the
big department stor" at Center, was in
town Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Another man /. accused Of following
the example OF Hanna and Clark in hay
ing bought seat in the United States
senate from Utah. His name Is Thomas
kcnrns.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Barney Brat, Of Kansas, for.
merly of this place, arrived in
town Friday on few days visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

tupplcs Bros. received broad gauge
car Of drills. and wagons Tuesday for
their spring trade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Pat Garfield has been confined
to his house "A week or more. II.
is having trouble with his lex thnt
was broken some three or four
years ago aud not properly set.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Mrs. White. mother of Mrs. j.
II. Shbley. has been quite sick
for several days with grip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Some Of the rn,crprising citizens Of
Center ar" talking Of getting n public
library for that place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Adviccs from Dawson aud ih.
Yukon vnllcy report that ,hs, sec.
iion Of Alaska has inst passed
through the coolest weather r..
corded since III. white men inhnb.
tied ihM country. The CLIMAX
~ns reached on January 10th.
when III. thermometer nj Dxw -on
fell To GS degrees below zero. A
mes.ngc from Forty Nil. tho same
day said that il wn- 7S below.
The collcst recorded b-for. this
Was in 1896. when Il VA. no,
quit" rs near Forty Mile. The
average for III" seven days ending
January III NJ Dawson WINS 81 le.
low zern. All the time n dense
fog hung over the entire valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Corpornl W. =. I.oomis of the
Twen'y-eigh'h infantry hns been
discharged aud returned to his
home nj Fnirplny. He tells -
story Of suffering from tropical
Diseases and irregulnriiy IN diet,
II. says. II do not believe the war
with tho Filipinos will be over
until the ln., mnn i. killed. They
have fought 300 years and will
fight 800 y.nrs longer -
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Joseph X. Duncan and vii. camc in
from Denver "Wednesday morning on u
tN" weeks visit. Since Mr.. Duncan
lcf, tins city he has been foreman at TIA"
Denver stock yards.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

L. ". Cheney returned from Colorado
Springs Wrdnr-da, n"ihing where hr
went /" confer with rnmniit,r. of tho
If"-h, i"rinn S,n"d ah"ut moving the
,oll'g" III the Southwest in Monte Vista
wh"r. - donation II -liusi IN lands and
buildings ar" "i'"ri Il. Mr.. Marsh.
Mrs. Marsh j. new getting nut stone Tor
III" building ~ n scientific -rhuil IN IA.
spring. Jus, what will h" III. nature ~
III" -ci"ntiIi" o.llre" has net been
iriin,t"l, drrid.d.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

w. :. Wintcrmutc went Ia Denver
Tuesday night, where he has been visit
ing and looking after some business
matters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

y. y. Edstrom is building barn for
w. w, Wiley in Marsh's addition.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Senator Moody and Fred Nyc left for
Denver Monday night where they will
remain few days On mining business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Thi, vale, Is specially adapted to
~h"n, growing. In, the low price of tha,
cereal has induced some III nur best
farmers 10 s"ll on, and go elsewhere. and
others ar" becoming very much di>,"n
tented.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

NJ. An-,n shnpI-d two broad gauge
ears Of feeders f"r Kansas City Tuesday
via Denver. Two ears 81 these steers
wcr" h"auti''s, th" n,h-rs somewhat
mixed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Frank ioudy was in town Wcdncs
day
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

DItD North nf the river Tuesday.
January 22, infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph W"t-n aged ln da,-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

ID. II. Dunn. one II tn" weal,hicSt
men in the San Luis Valley died at his
mountain HON. near Carnrrn. Sunda,
morning. January ~. 1871.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26
over Us.

One of II. ID. Abrams little
boys Is sick with pneumonia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Real c~,at" * advancing in the east
ISrt "f town. ~ tn" town grows it
must spread tn the east and south ~ tn"
limits west and north have, been reached.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

NJ. Arson sold two ears Of hogs the
fore part of the week, got his hair cut
and now puts his horse at the livery
barn when he comes to town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Icph. Chns. Felt. OF Denver. who Is
largely interested in land and canals in
the lower part OF the valley. was in the
city "Wednesday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

On account OF the land being too dry
10 plow last summer and fall the wheat
acreage this year will bc less than half
what il was last.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

W Wiley has bought the Green
house in Marsh's addition and will move
into it soon. lie has sold his ranch east
of town to Arthur Wiley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

DIR. Chapman has been confined 10
his house several days with grip. The
doctor has been ovcrworked attending
Ia his patients.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Arthur Wiley has leased his ranch in
Swecd" Lane aud will move onto the ".
W. Wiley ranch which hc has recently
purchased.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

The Odd Fellows lodge of this place
i> taking On new life. beside some ten
new members there are twenty iiv.
applications for initiation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

II. \. Butteriicld came home from
Crcstonc "Wednesday for a few days
visit. lie says everything il moving
along nicely over there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

The hard work Of the Legislature is
now being done in the committees where
the bills have all been referred for con
sideration.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Clarence Goad and family returned
from Denver Monday Mrs. Goad has
been visiting relatives in Denver for sew
cral weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Through nn oversight last week we
neglected l." mention Tia" death of little
Joyr" u. daughter Of MIR aud Mrs.
Charles T.. Shoup. She died January
18th aged wears and two months
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Attorney rscrknmr has been run.
lined /" his house ih" l,as, ten da,s with
pneumonia. During III. last Few days
hr has been improving aud viii -pon he
nj his Office again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

We took spin around town Thursday
with Mr.. lsbcll. He has gotten so he
can stop the thing now without saving
whoa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26
Presbyterian Church,

Communion Season next SUNDAY
! morning. Also q public reception Of
members. Let all our member. max,
special preparation for Sunday service
spend much time in prayer and mcdita.
tiun,
Tn" usual evening service.
Snlnn Lodge has decided la ,rlrhrat,.
the PNthian anniversary on Februar,
18Th with a hall aud supper at Hotel
Blanca.
Mrs. MARY Cochran Is quite sick with
pneumonia and other complications.
Mrs. CLARA Larson of Del Nnrtc. came
down tn -"o her Thur-da, evening
J. G. Strawn ha, been confined Ia his
hnuS" several dn,- with pneumonia.
Ills physician thinks he will be- about
again in Few days,
Senator Teller said Of the Fill
pino petition, presented by him,
which he wishes Ia have printed
Ms public document, and which
is now in the hands uf the S.na.a
Committee on IN" Philippines
"My Philippine petition represents
what might b" called the great
middle clnss uf the Philippine
islands. II is NO protcs, from ia.
National Filipino government
Their" is not IN the liz, OF 1000
nnd more names, that Of one Office.
holder under the Filipino govern.
m"n' No on" can chnrg" TINT
the document -mnnhi.s from Az.
ninnldo or his followers. ltisn
sincere mud nnbinsel proic-, from
ia" business m"u aud respectable
citizens Of the island against the
troa'mcn, they Rr. receiving from
the | =, aud 1, il in the mature
Of n petition for redress. | con.
sidcr 'la' in it, wny, IT il one Of
the most conclusive documents
that has been put ia the hands Of
the American people. II is III.
last word from ia" main body IT
educated business. like Filipiuo,.
The original documon, wns. of
course. IN Spanish. II wns dcliy.
cred Ia m" 10y lucs,izo. himself a
most brilliant specimen of the
we'll cducn,cd hnlf.Spnni-h and
hAlf.filipipo business man. The
documrn, hHs been carefully trans.
lated, aud every American should
have mn opportunity To rcad IT,"
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Millard Powell has been a little indis
posed for several days and is threatened
with the grip,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

MrS Mary Cochran Is quite sick with
pneumonia and other complications.
Mrs. CLARA Larson of Del Nnrtc. came
down tn 500 her Thur-da, evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

J. c. Strawn has hecn confined Ia his
h"nS" several dnl- with pneumonia.
His physician thinks he will boz about
again In u few days
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Hon. p. A. Amis, OF prudcn, was in
town Thursday and FRIDAY ON business
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Communion Season next SUNDAY
morning. Also q public reception Of
members, L"t all our members make
special PREPARATION for Sunday service
spend much time IN prayer and mcdita
ton.
The usual evening service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Snlon Lodge has decided to celebrate.
the PNthian anniversary on Februar,
18th with hall aud supper at Hotel
I.lnp.a
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

d. II. Hill. of Del Nortc was in town
Tuesday,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26
state Land hoard.

At n meeting of the state land board,
held "Wednesday the differences which
have prevented an organization up to
that time were settled and the employees
OF the board named.
The Democrats get the register, John
Il. Joyce Of Lake county. the present
lease clerk; the chief clerk. Miss Jose
phinc Marion. the present chief clerk,
and the lease clerk, Mrs. Lowe of Man
zlnolc, new appointee.
The Silver Republicans get the ap-
praiscr, Mr.. looms of Colorado Springs.
The Populists get assistant appraiser,
w. q. Jcmison of Del Norte; and the
deputy register, T.. c. Redmau OF Den
yer.
The stenographcr has not yet been
,.hnSpp
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

The stenographcr has not yet been
chosen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Tho usual ovoninp scrvicc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-01-26

Frank Goudy was in town Wcdncs
day.
y. i. EdStr"nr is building barn fol
W. W, Wiley in Marshs addition.
Two teams left town Monday loaded
with supplies for the Pass Mc-By mines
at Sumner.
Cupplcs Bros. received broad gauge
car Of drills. and wagons Tuesday for
their spring trade.
W. NJ. Brashcar. who conducts the
big department store at Center. was in
town Thursday.
Some nf the rn,crprising citizens of
Center ar" talking Of getting public
library for that place
DIfp North nf the river Tuesday.
January 222, infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph W"trn aged 10 days
| Senator Moody and Fred Nyc left for
Denver Monday night where the, will
remain few days ON mining business.
/ w. :. Wintcrmut. went Ia Denver
Tuesday night, where he has been visit
ing and looking after some business
matters.
Arthur Wiley has leased his ranch in
Sweede Lane aud will move onto the W.
! M Wil.N all L.. L.. l.
purchased.
| Clarence ioad and family returned
from Denver Monday. Mrs. Goad has
been visiting relatives in Denver for sew
cral weeks.
/ The Odd Fellows lodge of this place
/ is taking on new life. beside some ten
new members there are twenty iiv.
applications for initiation.
I WV. Wiley has bought the Green
house in Marsh's addition and will move
into it soon. lie has sold his ranch east
of town t" Arthur Wiley.
u. II. Dunn. one II tn. w.al,hicst
men in the San Luis Valley. died at his
/ mountain home near Carncrn. Sunda,
morning. January III. 1871.
| Real "Stat" * advancing in the east
ISrt nf town. As the town grows 1t
tu,ist spread To- the east and south ~ the
limits Yves, and north hay" been reached.
VI. An-rn snpI-d two broad gauge
ears Of feeders for Kansas City TUESDAY
via Denver. Two car- II these steers
wrr" b"auti-s the nih-r- somewhat
| MIXED.
! Joseph X. Duncan and vii. ramc in
! from Denver "Wednesday morning on n
tw" weeks visit. Since Mr.. Duncan
lcft tins city he has been foreman ut the
Denver stock yards.
! Through an oversight, last week we
neglected I" mention Tia" death of little
.loyr" u. daughter OF MIR aud Mrs.
Charles T.. Sh"up, She died January
18th aged 2ycars and two m"nths
! This ynllr, Is specially adapted to
wheat gr"wihg. hut III" low prize" ~ that
cereal has induced some III our brs,
farmers 10 sell on, and 90 elsewhere. and
",h"f> ar" becoming v"rl much disrnn
tented.
Z Attorney Nscrknmr has been rnn
lined /" his hous. III" ras, ten da,s with
pneumonia. During th. last few days
ir ha- been improving aud viii S,on hr
at his office again.
! l.. ". Cheney returned from Colorado
Springs Wrdnr-da, n"ihing where hr
went /" confer with committee of the
i'r"-'', ,"rian S,n"d nl,ut moving the
""ll.'g" II tn" Southwest in Mont. Vista
wh"r- - donation II -ii!usi IN lands and
buildings af" nfi"rd by Mr.. Marsh.
Mrs. Marsh j. n"N getting nut Stone Tor
4 Ia. l.s.t.I.,., . Q.
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
SHOWS CREATE FURORE
What Philadelphia Thinks OF Circu,
That Comes Here Next Week

The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers com
bined clrcuses which will exhibit here, on
next Wednesday are creating furore
In Philadelphia this week The immense
tents, which are pitched on the old Ath-
louc baseball grounds, Twcnty-sixth and
Master streets in that city, are filled be-
yond their capacity at every performance,
and crowds are turned away
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
says of the shows:
There were many good reasons for the
crowds You suspected them in the ad-
vertisements; YOU realized them IN the
performance Three rings and a royal
Ihippodrome, a menagerie. including ali the
fierce and untamed beasts Of the habit
able and unlnhabitable world, and the
most marvellous amazing, astonishing.
and brilliant bareback riders, athletes.
lnnd contestants human eyes have ever
gazed upon-these We're the magnets that
drew the wondering throng TO stare in
stupeiaction and TO applaud in huge de-
light
The band played Those resounding
marches and alluring waltzes. the clash
Of cymbals and the boom of drums, echoed
between sawdust and canvas: and. every
time a fresh melody pealed forth, new in
splration stirred In the wide arenas, the
soul of man and the trained instinct of
the beast
Forth cantercd Dolly Julian, in silken
iieshings with fine tulle bedght The
other bareback riders followed after. The
band breathed softly and they sailed
around, all grace and ease and perfec,
horsemanship. The band played rag
time; and the horses did a calSe-wallS
The band played a fiourshing two-step
and lovely Dolly turned somorsault on
somorsault until the crowd. applaudlne
drowned the music of the band and she
had TO stop-not because there were nt
more somersaults IN her ankles and spine
but because no acrobat should be aske,
TO work wonders without melody to In
spire the art
The very elephants waltzed: ana. as foi
the sea lions, they were so many profes.
sional presdidigateurs. when you find {
sea hon playing ban you may class hin
with Kelly at the bait but when you Sc,
him balance a fish on top of billiard
cue that rests on the tip Of his nose, wher
you see him flip the cue and swallow tn,
iish, you know he Is n wizard, ana expect
TO see him spit blue fire and unravel 9
ball of tape from the rccesses OF hi,
larynx.
Every afternoon and evening the circu.
marvels happen, from the ten Picchianis
who are gifted among acrobats. to cycl,
experts, who could ride around William
Penns hat and roll safely down his aqui
line nose and so to Broad and Fiber
streets, an i'm a jify. Never before hai
there been such a circus; perhaps therl
never will be such a circus again.
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
ClNUIDlTE PRESENTS FLOWERS
CraIterS Receive Dry Reception From
COunciImanic Candidates

AT the meeting Of City Council last
evening the city treasurer reported the
balance I'm bank TO be S3585a.5S lie re-
ported having received $1,000 from Collec-
tor sayers; 1000 from Collector Lewis:
s25 from w. l.. Dockstader; $3.50 from
the y. & o. Railroad Company for rent Of
shipley street wharf From the appro-
priation for incidentals $500 was trans
ferred to the use of the Public Buildings
Committee
Grafters lined up about the entrance TO
the city Han and congratulated the can
didates for reelection on their bright
prospects. The willing workers" were
recognized by the candidates In a dry and
humorous manner
Charles 70. Sparks Jr. the Republican
nominee for Council in the Second ward.
presented to President OF Council Alex
ander a fine bunch Of carnations Presi-
dent Alexander distributed the flowers
among the members, not forgetting the
representatives Of the press
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
TO LAUNCH STElHRR TOMORROW
Miss Mabel Wilson Will Christian Quaker
(ity With Champagne

The new river steamer Quaker city. OF
tho Wilmington Steamship Company will
be launched tomorrow afternoon. at 22C
O'Clock, from Seahe & Levy's shipyards.
The exercises are IN charge of President
Matthias scddinger, Of the shlp-buildlng
firm, and Miss Mabel Wilson. daughter of
Horace Wilson, manager OF tho Whining
ton Company, will break the customary
bottle Of champagne as the Quaker city
slides off the ways
The new vessel win ply between Phlia-
delphia and Trenton. IL IS lG2 feet long,
80 feet beam, ana feet inches in depth.
The motive power consists of two triple
expansion engines. with two boilers OF
the locomotive type, each feet 6 inches
in diameter and % feet long The Quaker
city will carry both passengers and
freight
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
BUTTONWOODN
TO BB ROOMRD
Syndicate Will Sell Building
Lots There -HaWktr
Has MiShap
Special to The Evening Journal.

New Castle. May l7-There promises TO
be building boom on the Buttonwoods
this Summer A portion of the land has
been laid out into one-hundred building
lots which will be sold on Saturday, May
25. on terms of s. cash and s. per month.
The lots are elegantly situated Frank
stidham. Of Wilmington. win be the auc-
tioneer
While Albert Grove. of Chester county,
was on his way home yesterday afternoon
with a wagon load OF shad one of the
rear wheels OF the wagon broke dropping
the fish into the street. After repairs
were made TO the wagon Mr.. Grove re-
newed his trip.
In the Opera House tomorrow evening
young men of the city viii give. a danse.
II will be weekly affair In that place
this Summer.
A. II. Padberg IS giving the Burgie
fountain coat OF new paint, and as soon
as the work IS done, the water will be
turned ON. There has been no occasion
for thc fountain thus far this Spring, not
withstanding comment to the contrary.
Mrs. John T. King. Mrs. Edward Chal-
ienger and Miss Kate Wise, OF the local
missionary society. attended meeting
Of the Mt Salem Church Society, held In
the Wilmington church yesterday after
noon.
The Summer residence OF George Pierce,
OF philadelphia. viii be occupied until late
in the season. by the family servants,
who viii come here next week. Mr. and
Mrs. Fierce Will spend the Summer in
Europe. Upon their return they VIII spend
several weeks here
Leonard Heiss, Of Wilmington, took six
teen large frogs home with him last even-
ing They were caught IN the marshes
below the city. II is said that the frogs
are more plentiful than they have been
for years.
Prisoners Of the county are unloading
another barge load OF stone, which after
being broken. will be placed on the roads.
In the Armory tomorrow evening the
Daughters Of America viii hold straw
berry festival. for which elaborate pre-.
parations have been made. Wilmington
daughters win be guests Of the loca
lodge women on the occasion.
Harry Montgomery, who has been II
with typhoid fever for four weeks WA
able 10 sit up yesterday.
DR.. +. p. Manchester was in Philadel
phia yesterday on business.
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
BEAUTIFUL PARK TO
OPEN ON MEMORIAL DAY
speeIaI % the EvenIng journal

Dover. May 17.-Decoration Day at
the State capital will be one to be re-
membered, providing it doesn't rain
Mrs. II. A. Richardson will ON that day
formally open her beautiful private
park on Silver Lake and dedicate it TO
the public. In fact, it will be a CO.
lossal picnic, in which people from all
parts of Kent will participate. The
Wesley Chorus, which met with such
success at its recent concerts, Is to be
in attendance. and besides the regular
choristers, Frank II. Mason. the bassC
OF the Temple Quartet: Master La.
Meft Guyer the boy soprano from St
Johns Episcopal Church, in Whining
ton, and Senator Simeon S. Pennewill
the tenor, will be in attendance. Mrs
Richardson has spent much time and
money in creating this park. and is
lauded by all who view the result ol
her labors.
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
HARLANS DISCHARGED HIM
Now CORNER Army Lieutenant Wants
$4,000 Damages

George H. Wilson. formerly lieu
tenant in the United States navy. en-
tered suit against the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company yesterday 10 re-
cover over $4,000 damages. He was as
signed by the Navy Department TO SUI
pervise the construction Of the torpedo
boat destroyers Hopkins and Hull in
the shipyard here.
He alleges that his knowledge of
shipbuilding attracted the attention OF
IA. T. Cause. president of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company, and that
he induced him TO resign from the
navy and accept a position with the
firm 10 supervise the torpedoboats, and
when they were finished 10 work on
merchant vessels. Mr. Wilson says
that after he had been with The com.
pany two months he was discharged.
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
slnre Charl.r sirant-h

Dover. Nay 1.-THE following COM
panies received charters at the State
House yesterday afternoon: Imperial
Bottle Cap and Machine Company. a Bal
tmore concern. with a capital stock Of
sl.ooooo0 to manufacture. sen and other
wise dispose Of caps for bottles and other
tor Publishing Company. with capita
atccs n $500 GOO. TO carry on the busines
Of cngravers. primers and advertising
agents. and newspaper proprietors an
publishers The ccrporators are from NeV
York The Salem Oh and Gas Company
with capital stock OF $50 O0o to buy
Evening journal., 1901-05-17
BURTON SUCCEEDS ORR
As HOSPITAL TRUSTEE

Dover, May 17.-The following APP
pointments made by the governor
were announced yesterday afternoon
by Secretary Of State Layton:
Dir. Hiram r. Burton Of Lewcs Sus-
sex county, to be a trustee of the Della
ware State Hospital at FarnhursA suC.
ceeding William T. Orr; Daniel b
Stewart, notary public and jus.ico c
the peace at St. Georges; Samuel L
shaw, notary public at Harrington
Jose Eugenlo Marx, to be commits
sioner Of deeds for Havana. Cuba. DR.
Paris T. Carlisle OF Kent county, an,
Thomas l. Gilpin, Of New Castl
county, were reappointed trustees O
the Delaware State Hospital.