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The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.

LONAL Nc W .. 4
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Roi. B. Tibbetts left Friday night
to resume his studies at Hamline.
Will Saxon and bride returned to
Wortlington Saturday morning.
julius Palm has just completed the
lar ge sheep barn for &. w. Patterson.
Rev. Mueller and son, of Brew sler
were guests of E. L. Schwartz Friday
night.
Miss Myrtle Stowell went to- Min
neapolis to consult physician Sat-
turday.
Lee Forbes left for Luv erne Friday
as an assistant for Joseph Frink on
the Rock county Jail.
Will Kane, of Granville, Ia., arriv-
ed Saturday morning for visit with
his uncle, Eugene Smith.
G. F. johnson and wife returned
from Allendorf where they have been
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Mable Booth returned to her
school at Kenyon after spending the
holiday vacation here with relatives.
Julius Palm left Saturday morning
for F(aundreau, S. D., to join his
family and return with them in about
aweek.
Ed. White returned Friday night
from South Dakota where he was
putting in an engine in mill fol
NJ. E. Lane.
G.. w Patterson returned Friday
from Millelace county, where he
purchased 1900 aces of land which is
mostly timbered.
E. E. Ventioner has placed in the
hotel Maine, at Round Lake., a very
fine writing desk with business dir
ectory of the town.
The Misses Minnie and Hannah
Brostrom, of Sioux City returned
home Saturday after pleasant visit
at the home OF Chris Solomon7on
Joshua Boynger, barber for M. E.
F. E. Fish returned Friday from a
trip to Sioux City and Omaha while
laying off to recuperate in health.
81 should think every citizen would
take your Daily when it's only ten
cents week. To have a Daily in
town the size OF Worthington reflects
the business enterprise of the town,
and no better evidence of it's progress
iveness can be given than to State the
town has daily paper"
Mrs. Abbey is here to organize a
chapter of Royal Neighbors. Wood
men should come to lodge tonight
prepared to present the name OF
their wife, mother, sister, or some
ladies name who is eligible. The
assistance of the ladies is very desir-
able especially during the picnic sea.
son.
About forty friends Of Roy Lewis
arranged a surprise party on him
Friday night. They gathered at the
home of Geo. D. Dayton with Roy
preseut. Afterwards Roy was tele-
phoned for to come home and the
guests were to follow him home, but
Roy being aware of what was to oc-
cur went over town and 'phoned his
friends if they were surprised, later
he joined them. Refreshments were
served, games and music and a social
time was enjoyed until the small
numbered hours approached.
We notice by our exchanges that
most towns have gone back to early
closing of the stores since the holi-
days, in fact it has become perman-
ent fixture in nearly every town OF
HI any size, and we do not think there
would be any complaint by patrons
I in our town if it we're so here. end
!. would be appreciated by clerks and
~ make them better for the rest of the
Il time, by giving them more time for
mental and physical improvement.
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
Old Fashioned Cold Cures

' Old Fashioned Cold Cures
are going out Of date. The busy
man of today cannot afford to lie
abed whole day and undergo the
martyrdom Of the sweating process.
Krause's Cold Cure are capsules Of
convenient size, and can be taken
without danger while performing
usual duties, They cure in "a hours.
Price 25c. Sold By F. n. Hickman.
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
Hidden Beauty

In Egypt the custom is for Princesses
to hide their beauty by covering
the lower part of the face with veil.
In America the beauty of many of
our women is hidden because of the
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
The British Doctors
have established Offices in the princi-
pal cities of the United States.


AUTHORIZED BY THE STALE.
Treats all durable medical and surgica
diseases, acute and chronic catarrh, disease
of the eye, ear, nose, throat lungs, liver
stomach and bowels. Dyspepsia, constitu-
tional catarrh, sick headache, rheumatism,
chronic female diseases, neuralgia, Sciatica,
dizziness, nervousness, slow growth in
children and all wasting diseases in adults.
DefOrmities, club feet, curvature of the spine,
diseases of the brain, diabetes, paralysis,
eczema, variocele and hydrocele properly
treated. Their system of curing cancers; trl-
mOrs, gOiter, wens, fistu1a and piles with the
sub-cantane0us method without pain and
without the loss of drop OF blood, is one
of their own discoveries and is really one of
the most scientific and sure cures of the 10Th
century. Young, middle aged and old, SIM
gle or married men and all who suffer from
lost manhood, nervous debility; spermator
rhea, seminal losses, sexual decay, failing
memory, stunted development, lack of
ergy. impoverished blood, pinples, facial
blemishes. impediments to marriage, also
blood and skin diseases, syphilis, eruptions,
ulcers effects of mercury, kidney and blad-
der troubles weak back, burning urine,
passing urine too often, gOnOrrhea, gleet and
structure receive searching treatment, prompt
relief and a cure for lite. They able to
tell anyone their disease, they are not likely
to doctor patients for the wrong ailment.
No incurable disease taken Both sexes
treated ccnfidentially and privately.
Minneapolis, Minn.,
Montreal, Canada.
Cons ultation and examination to
those interested, one dollar.
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
CLOTHING

CLOTHING
in great varieties
for men, boys and
children.
Please renlem
Der our store will
be headquarters
for Clothing this
season. We mean
business. Call ear
ly.
II. PETER LEWIS.
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
Ed. Allen is on the sick list ,

Ed. Allen is on the sick list with:
grip. = .2.>== "s..=> F z& III.
Mrs. McGee is on the 81 k list with
the grip. ~~'. 4. ...@' !. -
Nathan Barnes IS reported very
sick, possibility of serious results.
Rev. G. A. Anderson gave an ad-
dress at Magnolia Tuesday evening
DR.. Gould left Wedn esday for St
Paul 10 attend a convention of veter-
narians.
Roostsrs often crow over eggs they
did not lay. Same with people who
sell an imitation Rocky Mountain
Tea, made famous by the Madison
Medicine Co.'s advertising. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Mrs. .Hubbaed will organize a
dancieg class tonight. She expects
to give instructions every "Wednesday
and Friday evenings, ard about every
two weeks social deuce. She will
have three different classes.
A. A. Cassidy, of Minneapolis re-
presenting the Murray Cure institute
of that city. was i town Wednesday
Ills institute is conducting gooc
work and proving blessing to al
mankind afflicted with narcotic
habits.
The fourth evening in the Enter
tainment course is just week tonight
Tho Quaker Male Quartett' &c
Course Ticket holders can reserv
seats as early as eight o'clocke Fri
day morning, Jan. II, at MorlaDd's
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11

Arc You Going to Florida, Old
Mexico or California?
If so, better arrange to take advan-
tage of the very favorable excursion
rates, with stop-over privileges and
long limits, in effect via B., G. r., &
N, Ry.
Please confer with agent or address
JNo. G. FARMER,
A. G.. P. IT. A. I
Cedar Rapids, ia.
Stops the Cough and Works off
the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price Is cents
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11

complexion, from the eyes of the
world with the veil Of the Orient. i
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
B|usine |: ness Dir tory

Fall Millinery.
A complete and
up to- date stock
of millinery is nov
open for public in
spection at the
Maxwell Millinery
Store.
Trimmed hats
and nobby street
hats a specially.
Richie Maxwell.
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11

MISS STELLA CHENEY.
Teacher Of Piano and Organ.
tory in Europe. 80 - '"Se'i'a
!. a.. -. ...:. s.., =. ,..
< TERMS :. = -.
+y4.% .@-s 2
So 90 per month, Lesson per week.
$500 per month, lessons per week,
Fifth Avenue. between WoRrHINGTON
11th and 18th streets. MINI. 01'.=.
The Worthington advance., 1901-01-11
w Worthing;ton MINI

Land Seekers Fxcur-
sion every Week!
Until our 50-quarter sections
in Traverse and Wilkin Co
are closed out.
Deep black soil clay
sub-sOil.
Flowing Wells
at 40 to 90 feet.
N. E. LAWT0N,
w Over postofice.
Auctioneer.
SECURE. GOOD PRICES
for your goods sold at Auction by
having them cried by
j. N. HOLBROOK,
Worthington, Minnesota.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-08

Mr. J. p. Illusions address was digni6ed,
ihoughtful, really profound. and delivered ~
his pleasant. business way aud was we'll re.
ceived. His language was chss,e, bis style
YVES classical and his poetical quotations from
the best authors. He made the contradis,inc-
tiou between the ~rial, religious and CON-
mercial world very striking indeed He dwelt
especially on the fraterna, feature IN Masonry
and ciosed by very handsome compliment to
the citizens Of Malta Bend, the ladies in par
ticular. who seemed to vie with each other In
making this one Of the most enjoyable occa-
sion Of the season.
Address or DR. N. r. cHAsrAiN.
Bro. Toastmsster, Ladies and Gentlemen:
Were I called on to define Free Masonry,
should give il 'As beautiful system Of NOR.
ais. the cardinal virtues Of which are: Broth.
erly love. relief and truth, . founded upon Q
beIief In Almighty God, goi"g forth and doing
battle, hWman'xinK and fraternixing mankind.
1t Is not the church nor the substitute for the
church. but In connection with Il Masonry
ought 10 make man better and more inAu.
entail Christian from ils high view point Of
intellectual culture aud attainment Chris.
iisn .ty, like Masonry. fits and prepares us for
the duties Of this life aud the reception of
Gods best gifts to man, but Il further pre-
pares ~ for ''the full fyu,tiOu of that hope be.
yOuO tue KtAVe, Wueu VIC tuau SuteI VpOu
higher. moblvr, grander life, the sublime
achievements Of which we cannot approximate.
save through the light Of divine revelation.
Masonry. like Christianity. throws . cor.
don Of protection around the family circle.
which de6es the assaults of savagery and bar
bar,sn. 1t elevates Gas nothing else save
Christianity has dome) woman to her true
splsvre. the nobility OF womanhood A Mas
ter Mason N bound by the most sacred obli'
eati,n 10 protect the chastity. honor and per.
son of woman. and the vile, mother. sister or
daugher of the same il a. safe with such a
one in the jungles Of Africa ,he arid plains
i. ot sahara or IN the Klondike a. in the parlors
of your comfortable honies here In Malta Bend.
But you tell me, t'ssi professsd Masons are not
Rentleu,en." ! blush to admit the truthful
ness Of such statement. IAN Israel il not
'of Israel" Remember. there was Judas Il.
CARROT with the Twelve Disciples, bnt the Chris
tiam religion II none the less pure.
There Ia principle evolved out Of Mason
ary. the practices, workings of which are in
harmony with the truest instincts of the hu'
man heart We cannot see suffering without
the feeling Of sympathy. Nor ran we know
want in another. without the effort 10 relieve
It. This emotion is deep. and this act Is
promp, in proportion tn the nearness of our
relations to the sufferer. II IN the Out6Owing
Of that love which lives thrOngh all life. ex'
tends through all extent. spreads undivided.
operates, unspent." Like mercy. ut is not
strained. it droppeth as the gentle rain from
heaven upon the place beneath; 1t IL twice
blessed. It blesseth him that gives. and him
that taxes Manv of the brightest intelli'
pences of the peoDles and natoualties o
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-08

earth ore enlisted under her banner. The
true Ia science, the beautiful IN art. the right
10 human aud divine relations, have shared
her liberai patronage. Religion owes many
stone IN her sacred shrines erected. received by
church followers Of many nsme. to her ben.
eiactorious. Hospitals and asylurns ior the sick
aud fatherless, repeat from lips Of each sue
ceed,ng reciptant blessing on her charity.
She rekndles the light Of hope In homes long
darkened by despair, aud makes ''desolstton
smile." aud "sn00ths the bed Of DEATH" In
the heart 0i modest merit end unobtrusive
worth-in breasts that amidst carried scenes oi
squal,d poverty, had ''grosued for the graves
shelter" she has silently and secretly Gre.
ated memorials Of her benevolence. less os.
tentatious, perhaps than monumental marble.
but fur more precious aud enduring
Home 10 precious word, the language Oi
the heart, Q ielict ot Eden. and the highest
Christian and social obligation rests upo"
every head Of q household to provide for It's
own comfort. He Il worse than an inlidel
who fails to do thi%, but imperative - arc
these duties, however, they are not the whole
task Of life. God has not lighted up cheerful
hearth stones aid said II enough. He has
not filled home With the muse Of loved voices
ths, We sheuld hear NO vRiice from the outer
world. for, amid the luxuyy and, security OF
nome UJe, tuetc COueS wall Ot OlStSeSSs
which bourm en- the winters blast. pierce,
through curtained windows and steals through
gay and laughing parlors, to tell us, there are
those without, claiming our care. d, Yes. out
in the world. shivesiuy with cold and iamish
ing with hunger. ~ Q felloW'tAan, bound to
. us by ihe ties oi cosn,nou humanity. His
locks are wet with the dews OF heaven. his
garments are in shreds, and on the haggard
lineamen,s of his face. squalid want has LEI,
his fursows. and despair has written his blist-
ering lines Of anguish. His lot may have
been once. a. happy ~ ours. Living IN lit.
tie cottage, re6olent with. the fragrance Of
flowers, he was the respected lord Of happy
home. fair aud tender being whom he
loved and who loved him. wan the queen Of
his domestic circle. But alas! the iron hand
Of misfortune knocked st this door and gain.
ed admittauce. The family altar il made
aesolste. The vines no longer Chamber up
the little cottage root for the hand that guild.
ed and nurtured them 50 tenderly. lies nerve.
less IN death. The flowers exhale their odOrs
aud hea"en distils it's dews ON the desert
waste And he man bereft and alone big
with the bright Promethea" spark within him
Is an object for your sympathy. Or there s
that widowed one, of the dark and dingy
hOv~l with scantv dress and axious face with
fearful eve and aching heart, with skeleton
babe pressed to her desert bosom; looking the
very impersonifacatiOuo of'want aud wYetched.
ness. Look upon all this and tell n,Anot that
home and self are all Of life or its duties.
May God speed Masonry. hand in hand with
the church, in achieving these b'oodies vic.
Il --A a
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-08
MASONIC BANQUET.

The institution and installation OF officers
Of Malta Lodge, No. 4os. A. F. & A. NJ, Of
Malta Bend. took place Tuesday evening. fol.
lowed by banquet at the opera house. .. =.
The soOd people ot Malta Bend have again
demonstrated their grea, ability to entertain.
This last demonstration Of their hospitality
and good feeling has surpassed all previous
efforts. and to one who knows the good people
oi this vicinity Il is saying very much indeed.
The "fess, Of reason ard aow OF SOUL was
occAsoned by the institution ri Malta Lodge.
No. 4os. A. r 4 A. NJ. and the installation
Of i,s officers by Deputy Grand Master Rich.
ardsom. The attendance was large. quite a
number Of visiting brothers and their wives
from sister lodges In the county being present.
probably fifty guests or more.
After the installation Of officers. the large
assembly Of ladies ard gentlemen repaired 10
the opers house. which served as banquet
hall for this occasion. At least two hundred
seats were filled at this table. groaning. as Il
were. under the most luxuriant and tooth.
some visnds. Every lady was IN q fine humor
and perfectly delighted The 'toas,master.
Rev. G. c. James. was at his best. and as he
read the toasts he made some felicitous re
marks about the toast or speaker. bMh touch
ing and impressive. The following were the
ioas,s and speakers responding: 800 a..
"Our Guests" DR. J. r Brown. 81
Riding the Goat" Rev. Mr.. Shouse. Of
Nelson.
"Our Swe.,hearts." Joshua Barbee. Of Mar.
shall ''I
Reality Of Masonry" Rev. A. B.,David.
son, Of Malta Bemd. .e. i-rI 4
Our Wives" K. L. L. Smith, Of Marshall.
THE Fatherhood of Malta Lodge" Lee
PelOt.
Masonry and the Church" NJ. r. Chas.
tain. ri Marshall. 'n 7a,
Manhood Of Masonry" J. p Huston, Of
Marshall. ..., aos bn
The address Of Dr. Brown was exceedingly
well chosen. pathetic and CORDIAL
That Of Elder c. Q Shouse, humorous. full
of finn, rich, spicy and racy-s good send off
for the occasion
That of Joshua Barbee, sentimental. modest
and picturesque.
Rev. A. r. ;. Davidson's was clear cut, prac,
ticai and Miiltarian. ', o..H
Bro. X. 4. l.. Smiths smooth. poetcal,
practical aud persuasive. ..
That Of Bro. Lee Peiot. real, earnest and
profitable for guidance.
That of DR. Chastain clear and distinct Of
delivery. forcible and energetic. evincing great
yea, ard enthusiasm. We have requested
him to reduce his address to writing for pub.
lcatiOn.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.


1homa ~ Smith, foreman % freight
rin conductors IL the west yard u The
r., " 4 H. railroad, Who has been III
Ton cprr,tl works, Il much improved.
lula llGmp.pn wta fined 81 and costs
III tlty Court la4 Saturday night 6n the
charge of drunkenness. despite her strcnu
fti4 tlcilial4 0f INVESTIGATION.
III City Court Saturday Elijah Meckle
wits neld 10 500 bail Tor Upper Court
for cnrly 4 revolver
Sarah Ialvs. toortd. was arrested Sat
rtiay evening charged with the larceny
II S15,. The property 6f John Wralcy
lAe,idmali.
Tho new spring schedule on III" Il
\ O. and ". 4 8, railroads went into
effect yesterday
Jam y Bcgcy. of No. Sla Church street
bo"r wagon Yesterday morning ON Wrst
Font street. He was taken in ia,
I'hpcniX .Anbtlanc. to the Delaware
Hospital.
Charles Barney nf Twentyninth aRt
Jefferson streets, who was injured sev
oral days by shock from an electri,
| leIt IS improving.
The Phoenix Fire Company will IN
lrsjain thu Philadelphia Fire Company
nf l'ntistnwn, Pa, which is to ntten,
The Grpmci's convention at Westminis
Ter, Md, on The ith and 18TH Of June.
/ The Wilmington Bicycle Club will hol
its annual election Of officers this ever,
Ing
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
AFFAIRS n HAVANA.
striker. Retsrn 10 Work-hepor' @
Gfty-s Indebtedness.

Havana Msy i9The striking sieve
dor,.s ana ljgAterrneR have returned %
work agreeing y leave their sfleF-
ants.s 10 arbitration.
The committee appointed p iilftssi
rare III Indebtedness II Havana, rs
.aure,. III revenue aii the methods
,....s-.sry 10 secGre the proposed anai-
tisnal IAN II si5.sat.si reports that
IL prs.ant bonded indebtedness y
s,,za Ill and tle Boating debt s2.I'Ii.-
vi ana that tho income of havana
world ~ $4,000 with proper man
ae.nant ~ the waferworks, markets
aad slaughter houses and a higher tax
e1 alcohol neductinE the Interest on
rhe Vii and new bonds. this Wouid
lave 5. 10000 for municipal e.
r-as..s. which would be sufficient pro
rida,i TIL educational expenses coniin'
H. ~ II paid from the state funds.
Ths committee objects TO handing
,yer thq management u city property
- s4snriry far fhe loan and recon-
rrndS ti.at all guarantees On this basis
Is rejected.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
Held Interesting Eeeting At Brandy
vine Springs Park

AZ 3ezasiy wiz SggInx. PART % satHr-
,Izv a psez.;e was hesa ~ tke Safissoal
Biographical Sss-5~ty. -shasr 80 Wasa-
fa<taniaEs arteH.1e-l the pieric- l'hs-y
Reached this effy aFsgr lin s'es6r < In
~ Morning 81 j .F-esIai train Ghf@f
Ia-siss frhavie. n LoF~ EIt- an infer
s-.-Fz.z z,s4rs<. IA The History ~ me
Rs-s5e..y Ii4ary h. f's,agsI nSatis I'd ~
,sss- ~ ~ sab5ter The Flafiy History
4 WIimiagraa OrhAs a4hlre-+~- Eerr
y. ths.4 safj5~ers .-1The tI-sSSzy ard
i Ff4s.51szy II III EsizFn- ~ Prafe7.sssr
M + Mefies. II Ws-i.iazt1n. AMI The
F-s~. II IT, I:yBn. ~ Gs.-rz- y,
.saareYfh. n Wa.Ailzfnn. ~ sIei..-s
~ gef4g<i-ts te.os dIIne. 10 tn pavilion.
They rtf1rEe,l b wsshir1Ten y
S.cif9k.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20

MnItbie -. Ba bcociS Dead.

New York May ~. Maltbie - Bah
rock, tile Well known pastor Of tile
Erick Presbyterian church. This city. is
lead III Naples. 4 dispatch las hcen
received from Naples saying AN
evangelical clergyman named Maltie Of
Davenport. Ia, committed suicide nj
the International hospital by cutting
nj artery IN his wrist and swallowing
corrosive snblmate. He had been sur.
fpling from chronic liver complaint. :,
From other information received here
the man mentioned in the clblrgram
las been identified rs the eminent
preacher
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
Ri1.t,ari carreI roa,gf.t.

Chsyiss FfOatAzg prss~as- i IN ilfe
ID kscs.z d Caryes Il ~ zsc ~ Z
r. ,gse thi- esenfnz u, - atss itile iH
hi. cisy and i 81. b. tHzagafssisE
~ tie aet1rss pIAGn fO41 s~z1yH =. , = =
under Nr. FronHzn : nszE rnssai. III.
cJn.es ner- with III onfy ~ tar.
t,1t Nth ~ y lezIng 4iys 49, ~
Tia CoEggs<s, aha . - n.sa.D III /. :
company LIT Ytaf.
The psy u kfctsrt Czfys ~
hen nfItssn DY E1Irsrd z. k.e ftoa.
Winston GHarchllt's csisbrz.al Eass II
revolutionary dsgs n Hsrg shd Ih-
chsei inc dtLis 81 tie t50E have see
nfiltz y Id cJnsttretlnZ tfs pan ah1
shs n-aalifgi iose -sofy tn NsIes ih-
thrilling irGlGen;s 81 sfe resol4ian irr
ni.tl al attf1atsSs DackgrGnrd Il szG
u y: faithfully preaefgeti il W. af4Ne
tz4siYn.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
v..,rrn rim For cashiers.

Nnw York. Nav m " 5. Wiiham
president ~ more than 4 score Of hanks
ii Georgia tnwu, /, here % arrange
for ill., ANIMAL outing u his cashiers,
aul directors, l.asr year Mr Witham
irau-ht TIT party u Till, city. and i
attracted extraordinary attention III
atis. seven southern girls, two chap
arafIs aud me clergyman Were mem
hers. Nlr. Whitman shid that this year
thr party would consist u men only.
a. tAsy propose going T. san Francisco
lty liz southern Pacific and returning
ly tile Northern Pariiic. aud young Ia
LI.s ennLl nnt stand y long "trip.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
ArrEs THE STRIKE


s<fsfr~rus-GsnrA. Leave
Albany. Nay lg-The setting 3e u
IL dsy street railway xtrfGe vas go
bratsd with aIraast hysrafi.'iE ea5a z
s.xan in this city. FiaZS 1F11I- -fs4-
public and pirate bGibAn--%. afr''-t
and Wagons ds-Nr1tr-i TfTa hE.-
and the national emhissHZ e1T1s,ssss Il e
rying small Eazs u 5hsfr AaasAe 80
thasiaxtie youths AMI eitizphs si-iis.l-
after the uni0u Hlaua-est eafs l-.irA='-
some u thu sa-~ge~
The repair VAIN lett - -tas'F.sAA
comrsany.s harm Nirh IL PEI
crew aIOarf aEsI -8tE.- asoG- t2
street re.eire-I aa Grafton : a.
decorated with fa<s and r-4FsTe.a ag
a joyful shriektnz cFoEt y4ry difes4
from the Ersssi0n bound crowtt I'll 80
toIlOxesf the cars the lasF fem .!t-
All o. the lines ID ri. snsi
cities are r7innHa@ d -s-AstiTsl~ flE.l=
with union nlea.
The general pa8nior u strikers IT.
citizens 6ver IL. s-srtI-IHrnF : fiLat 13E
greatest cre,lir s..oRtd ~ 81 AlfiA2f
y. Brady II thp Traction eDiaFlay alE'
william Z. Wo.Flarl aftgrHeg fa- tzs
strikers
Orders were s.Hs-l - TIL S.-TFtl z IA
Ninth regiments d pFeIars 81 L. 4.
Immediately. aad ti.ry had t4s-h II
their details agpi broken eauI4 h-fgE'
General Diiy-r fa-ive-i Ta-t frt
4 Sbarfsr tf.4 .rt..rv ft.tr the rFtsifrS re.t
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
Boston nnd Liberia steamships.

Washington, MAY 49, Consul Gener
al Smith NJ Monrovia has Informed tile
state department that the I.ibcriam
government has granted 10 the Afro
American Steamship and Mining com
steamship line between Boston ana Ii
IBERIA, 70 build wharfs, quays. railways
and tramways and 70 carry on a sys.
tenn Of mining operations for a period
of 30 years. lie also says that the Ii
brrian government receives IN consid
GRAFTON thereof Sl0O0O.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-20
R..ort POM ADMIRAL kempa.

WashngtH. MAJ II .fli. nasE ds.
partment has received tile following.
cablegram from Admiral k"InFff. ar
cayite. "Th. eunbpat- Iran"ta anal
Gardoqni r,.c,.it.-i Ill t,oard Sins n TIL.
Filipino general Afa.ear'io. y Itiirtr.,
ls4 men and ~ rfi.s II Rinonc hnr
and Morane Other. surrendered H
draper. marine officer ii Dlonaapg.
This il tile la-f insurgent force % IaIn-
bales province.