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The age-herald., 1901-04-24
LAuDERDALE.

Florence. April 2s.-(Special. )-Florence beat carried for convention by majority of 80. Lauderdale County will go for con vention by small majority. The Demo- cratic vote was light. There was great apathy among party workers. The negro vote was very heavy Many leading Re- publicans voted for the convention.
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
GENEVA.

Geneva, April 2S-(Special.)-w. O. Null key, Republican, elected from the county. The vote of the county will be against the convention. The Democratic nomi- nees from the State-at-large carry the county. A light vote was boiled.
 Geneva, April 23.-(Special )-Geneva County goes on record today as opposed to the Constitutional Convention. Null cahy, Republican-Po Populist. seems to have won in this county for delegate.
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
BieB.

Centreviile April 2s.-(special )-Reports from ali beats have not yet been re- ceived. Of those heard from there is a majority of sixty eight for the conven- tion Of the eight precincts yet to be heard from six, and probably seven, of them will give small majorities for the convention Bibb County's majority for the convention will be about 150. John c. Jones. Democratic nominee. is elected.
 The election was very quiet, but little interest manifested and a very small vote has been polled all over the county.
 Centreville. April 23.-(Special)-This precinct gives majority of about 75 for the convention. Bibb will vote for the convention.
 Blocton. April 2s.-(Special )-Demo.- cratic ticket elected by 75 or 100 majority, Constitutional Convention carried by 4s majority.
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
LIMESTONE.

Athens, April 2S.-(SpeciaI. 1.-The elec- tion passed off quietly in this county today and the negroes. almost to man, voted. The result Is going to be close in the county. Pettus, Democrat, Is possi- bly elected over Leonard, Republican. but his majority will be small. The negroes turned out in great force, showing that they were thoroughly organized and at the command of their leaders. The vote at this place was one of the largest in many years. nearly six hundred votes being boiled The returns will not be in before tomorrow or next day. from all parts of the county. In South Limestone. where the negroes are largely in the ma Jority. they turned out en mass and voted mo convention" and for Leonard. No disturbances have been reported from any section of the county. The negroes are all sullen.
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
L E: E..

Opelika, April 23.-(Special.)-In the election for delegates to a constitutional convention and for the convention this county, from reports. has gone largely for a convention and the Democratic nominees. Gen. G. P Harrison and Hon. E. c. Jackson, were elected from this county Full vote not in. Opelika vote, 740--5S3 for a convention and 80 against.
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
coNEcuH.

Evergreen, April 2s.-tSpecial )-Indica- tions are that Conecuh has goneI largely for no convention. The negroes and Populists were organized but the whites took little interest. Evergreen is 24 ma 3ority against the convention.
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
CALHOUN.

Anniston. April 23s-tSpecial.) J-The cleo ton in Calhoun County was quiet ' In Anniston but little Interest wasi taken and . light vote was cast. Annistoh gives 261 votes for the co invention to 50 votes against 1t. Five beats outsidd of Annis- ton heard from gives for the lconvention 4ss votes, against the convention 306 votes. The Calhoun County Democratic nomi- nees are elected. There was ho opposi- tion The Democr ratic State cket gets an overwhelming majority II Calhoua County The cou iity Is consid ed sure to give between 3o0g and 400 majo in favor of the convention.
 coosA,
 Goodwater. April 2s.- o-A light |vote .vas,,pollled. Only rds of the W erl2t- Fol 'ention, 145;
 2; Johnson.
 from In the
 becial. )-This
 nice ma
 ket and the
 cial. .)-Colbert
 nvention and
 majority.
 -Crershaw
 against the
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
Chairman Thach's Estimate.

Chairman R. H. Thach of the Jefferson County Democratic executive committee, stated at 12 o'clock last night that Jeff erson County had given majority of about 1000 for the constitutional conven- tion He said that while the official fig ures had not been received the informa- tion was that the county was safe for the convention and for the Democratic nomi- neec
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The age-herald., 1901-04-24

Opelika, April B. = Special )-Opelilxa gives a majority of 434 for the convention and the Democratic nominees out of total vote of 739. The majority in Lee County will be between 1000 and 1500
The age-herald., 1901-04-24
THE WEATHER.

ALABAMA-FAIR WHDNESDA4 AND LIGHT NoRTHERLY wINDsi THURS DAY FAIR.
The age-herald., 1901-04-24

Crershaw
 against the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
RI AYUlTAMIElTO
DE- LOS "BRUJAS !"

cordn escribimos nuestro artfculo com.
,.amdo 81 emprestlto de Egozcne, afrmamos
% =, Acuntamiento to de San Juan, ell p1'imeTO
g. =, jsla Sc componfa, en- su mayor parte, de
uusen.eiaIes 70 que NO PAGAN CONTRIBUTION; y, al
oasto citamos los nombres de aIgunos de los
&c votsron ell empr6stito, que Sc hallaban en-
sse csso.
,.dabldamente 80 da ell tftulo de <peri6dicoS
- Il estno iDsutante que acostu bra, dijo
Gu MFSTlAMos hasts ofreci6 defender ell
qmnrhstlto ofrecimiento que no cumplfo.
ST4mos b ~ 4 demostrar, no Et Pdis de pa
I rnva opini6n respecto nosotros nos tiene
Pporfectamente sin c0idado, sino al otro pats,
ia DEMOCRACIA no ments cuando lama
aana acusacl6n, pues siempre Ia basa en- prue-
has irrecusables.
O'' y limos que la mayors de los conceises
AL Aguntamis n to de San Juan eran irrespon-
.abes ec0n6micamente, asi es.
Ms hemos proporconado una RELACIoN
orfrIAt tom ada del libro de la Colecturia de
oonella ciudad, ella no hgnran en- ei con-
rroto de contr buyentes, ninguno de los sefio-
III sIyuientes, que ocupan puestos en- aquel
Conceio muDic pal.
D5n Roberto H. TODD, no paga nj ha pa
nsrado ea su vida contrioucido.
IA ei mismo caso sc hilla don jose q.
Gorbes.
contribution.
Don USE Garcf. Novoa, Sc halla en- ell mis-
mo c9so
DJn jose Calder6n A 2onts, rsdactor de Ell
P,is, tampoco sibe que es ESQ de pagar con-
ribuci6n.
sacedeadole 10 mismo don German Vol
k9r.
DON Martin Rsyes dgura con algunas re-
Dre,ent1Ciones, pero no tieue sen siada Quota
como propietaro pues no SO le conoce ningu-
ma propiedad.
Don Francisco Oivar, del que decfa Ell
PIis era soco de la gran casa comercfal Doll
var Fr8res, no paga Quota dirscts, solo
Grnrs en- los Iibros de contribuciones sqnella
,ociedad Pero oh sorpresa la fl tanantte Ca
50 de comerclo era solo una pulpsrfa, que va
no exlste, pues hace TEMPO fu6 cerrada, por
10 cua el sen 1r Oivar' nj siquisra por ese con-
cspto es contrlbuyente, no poseyendo bienes
conocidos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
PLAYA De PONCE

Faltarfamos un sagrado deber de graft
tnd ST dejAramos de consignar 81 puesto virtuo-
so digno que Sc b. sabido granjear el Poro.
Rato Martinez. cura de este tempio cat6lico.
Este honrado desinteresado Pastor, por
.p moraiidad .onttmicnios crfstianos, vive q
So casa al temple, y del temple su casa, dice
misa diariamente los dfas de traoa1o, dos
misas los dfas festivos, atendi6 como nunca
ia festividad de la virgen del Carmen ceieors
ross rios todas las noches, cuid&ndose del or
dan com posturs del temple con todo 10 cual
ha levantado en- este pobiado el espfritu re'i-
cioso que estaba bastante csfdo 10 que debe
servir de estfmulo para conservarlo siempre 81
frente de este templo sagrado, restando tan
solo Ia justa felicitaci6n al seior Obfspo de es.
ia Di6cesfs por la election de IN Mini>tro dsl
Sefior que ha satisfecho Ias justas aspirsciones
del vecindario.
K.
P.aya de Ponce, O;tubre II de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
SOBRE HYGIENE
La salud pubIioa es suprema ley"

los que no salcn de su asombro por las
sabfas erergica medidas sobre hygiene toma-
das por la Jnnra le Sanidad, aconsejamos Ia
iectura de las sig dientes ifneas, para que vean
con ell rigor que en los Estados unidos se na-
cen cnm Dir les ord enes de Ia Junta de Sanidad
Tn indivfduo escnpfa e, tranvfa de Ia
novena avenida de New York Uno de sus
vecinos 'a l.am6 la atenci6n sobre la orden de
la Junta de Sanidad que all SO vel. prohioien-
do ascup,r dentro de los carros. Ell hombre
continue escupiendo y la intervention del con-
ductor del tranvfa no tuvo otro resnltado, sin6
que ell individuo escupiese cada vez mas. Ell
vecino fndfgnado present6 una queja Ia Jun
ia de S,nidad, que hizo arrestar al deifncuen-
te. condenarle a $10O (cien) de mnlta.
Dirk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18

Muy concurfido promote estar ell domingo
ell Hotel Oimpo, con motive de celebrarse un
coocierto-baiIe, donde Ia juventud echarA el
resto
Dada la galanterfa del sefior Agudo, 10
agradable del sitio, serA amena dicha fiesta.
Ia si1o muy lamentada en- Santurce Ia
muerte del honrado espafol don Lorenzo FIo1
Soler.
Desde muy joyen vino Puerto Rico, y Sc
case fernando una familia numerosa apre-
cfable.
En- ella dgursn correigion arios enthusiasts
como 10 son sus hijos Juan Angel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
La DemOeracia en- Javuya

Desde ma 1ana suspe nde.emos Ell envfo ds
este peri6dico al poblado de Jaynya.
Triste nos tomar esta determinacf6p
pero mas triste es consignar aqnf, que des-
de ell mes de Enero recibimos UN SOLO CEN
TAvo de aquel poblado por concepto de sUscRI-
CION.
sin embargo. Por corre.fgionarismo, no
hemos cesado un 500 dfa, en- esos DIEz MEsEs,
de envfar ell peri6dico.
De ese modo es impossible que los parttdos
po'fticos puedsn scstener peri6dicos que de-
fendan los fntereses de Ia colectfvidad.
Tamafio proceder no nos 10 explcamos
despues, mncho alarde de patriotismo y
mucho pretender que ell perf6dico haga cam
pafas hasta Sc ponga al servicio de partfcu-
lares fntereses, pero In suscricion no parece
esta medida Ia adoptaremos con todos
los pueblos, os,ABsOLUTAMENTEc CON TOD s. cuyas
agencfas no hsyan liquidado sus cuentas el
dla dltimo del corrente mes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18

! Todos los relacionados son, pues, insolven
| tes.
| Don Miguel .fiellas, solo paga dos dollar.
] seteTttdos centavOs al af1o, por un capital de
, dOscientos seteratd v dos pesos.
ii sehor Chevremont paga tambien la
considerable contribution de dos dollars ocher,
to yds ct''atauos, por el considerable capital de
dOscientOs ocher1ta y dos pesos
Soberbios contribuyentes!
En cuanto las propiedades que dice El
Pas posee en- varios puebos de Ia isla ell al
de Manuel Egozcue, 81 todas son como Ia que
tiene en- ia Capital, aviado estA ell Jefe hOnOTa-
rio de tGs tIrbGs En San Juan posee una ca
sa valorada 12 600 pesos esta htpotecada
en- 10000; con que ya puede ir vendiendo sus
pTopsedddes de la tsld, para levantar gra-
vamen.
~ esos son los hombres que votan un en-
prestto por 100000 dollars manejan ell pri-
mer ay dntamiento de la isiaI
6No es una vergtenza una njnstcs, OF
los cuantiosos intereses de los contribuyentes
de San Juan est6n, por obra gracia de Mr..
Allen de los repubiicanos, en- manos 1e unos
ins0lyentes merced de IN Ayuntamiento
compuesto &c brUjas en- su mayor parte, ha-
blonde en- dfcha ciu1ad tanto propietario,
comerciante industrial de arraigo repre-
sentaci6n?
5Cree jlsto eI honorable Mr.. Hunt. cue
ell primer ayuntamtento de Ia isla, que siem
pre- tuvo una decorosa alta representation,
continue en- manOs de semej ejantes personas,
sin arraigo y sin prestfgio?
Y aquf debemos hacer una pregunta al
COmlte local DC UuestrO partldO en- San Juan;
Sc6n-o estas horas no han reclamado va los
federales contra esos concejales que Illegal.
mente estan desempefi lndo esos cargos?
La reclamation debe hacerse prontamen-
te, va qua en- las esferas del gobierno Sc haia
un hombre respetuoso de Ia ley y dispuesto &
hacer justca.
Ell tempo porque fue elegido ese Ayunta-
miento ha termfnado va; hsbiendo en- 81
concejales que essAn ALI ilegaimente, deben
desap aparecer.
La renovation de ese Ayuntamiento de
San Juan debe hacerse pronto; pues asf 10
recaman la justlcfa, la buena administration
y los intereses 2dblicos, hoy sacramento anne
nazados por unos cencejales insolventes, por
10 tanto, frresponsables.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
Il pO3l AcI0A De la AMERICA LATINA

"a como sigue: Argentina. o00. 600
Boltvis, 500 600 BRASIL $4,000 600 %: 500 ooo 600
Colombta. 1900 900. Costa Rica, a 9 ooO.-
Ecnador. 1900 oOo.-G GaatemAn; - l,so4'6muss Lac ms;
urto o11 625.-HoDduras. 40 600 MEL
- u "a 400 ooo.-Nicaragua, 400, ,Oo0-Pars quay
400 600 PERT ZOO 600. Salvador, 500 500 =
S.rto. Domir %. 7oo. 900. Uruguay, $50 o,ooo.-
Venesneia, e.40O,0OO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18

Principal dc "a Escuela NornsgI Insutor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
: a n JUAN
NoTAs POR CDRR EO

Octubre 16.
Hoy com6 puerto ell vapor correo frances.
Mon.na ssldra para Europa tocando en- San
rnomas Cunducira en- gu viaje una fuerte
cantiisd de tabaco elaborado.
). le ha notifcado al Acalde de Aguadi-
lls que 40 deoe permitir ell juego & los prohibi-
Cos en- aquel pueblo, dursnte las aestas patro-
naes,
El bib.iotecario publico de Ia biblioteca
Insuar pide al gobernador Sc le autorice y
subvsncione para escribir IL historic de Puer-
to Rico,
Anoche fue nvltado conner en- ell <Colo-
hal Clubs el Gooernador Hunt, por Mr.. Nc
LsarS hoy iuez de la Suprema Corte.
Eacueotrase en- estado de gravedad ell
cUnocdo comerciante don Julian Matienzo,
que hace alg1n tempo Sc hallaba enfarmo en-
Vrujillo alto.
Ha sido trssIadsdo q Santurce.
3 glo telegrama recibido hoy en- esta Ca
ptal, ha fallecdo en- Mayag1ez al acaudalado
EomercIante don Ventura P.aja.
4 81 ha trasladado de Gaia flo Santurce
n don Ramon B. Lopez. D. manana pasado le
hsrAn una di6cil operaci6u reputados ~quirur
sleos de esta capital.
Nuestro correligonario de Rio Grande ell
aoct'r Vizcarrondo estuyo hoy aquf en- asun-
sOs prOpios.
Aver ysItaron al Attorney general los dis
Iaguldos miembros del partido federal don
Luis Cells don Ramon M6ndez Cardona, de
numacao fsjardo respectivamente.
Mafana SO reunlra en- F4jardo la Junta de
Instruction que debe designar algunos pro-
'esores cue fsItan en- aquel pueblo.
Para "a escuela principal esta indicado 81
'OSen DON Jose L!engert.
), Hoy, dan principle en- la Parroqnia de San
francisco los festeios Que an honor de San
nalaei celebran todos los amos, Ia Asociaci6n
/ del msmo
Con este motive, hubo diana esta madru-
Don Jose Penedo Benftez, enthusiastic fe-
ueral, S6cletSrio del Comite de VieQues.
eucuentra en- esta desde hace unos dias: hoy
- marchs pa>ando por Csguas & visitar 81
ApEeeiaole tamiia. DeseAmosie buen viaJe.
NJ - Muchas personas honradas de esta capf-
R'a'' felicitsr LA DRMoCRAcIA <San Juan
Sswss Por Ia campafa contra Ell c6.ebre Mad
#a O1m6ntsse desfavora blemente la actitud
As i0s demAs peri6iicos locales.
Fl Iunes SO abfir& una nueva escueIa en-
s ss'a eipdad denomt ada Nc EINLEy, en- Ia ca
as del Crisso re 30.
i, Don Aam6n Gonzalez que viene padecien
- siaVe enfermedad, Sc encuentra algo me jor
ussus dolencas.
IL Nuestto amigo don Francisco Bas, que es-
49, Iecogido en- CANA consecuencia de IN
0'pe u Staque de grippe Sc ha levantado hoy.
H. r 1.Unto .S vovera su trabsjo en- las o6cinas
90 tribunal Supreme.
ea,.ts Las novenas de Santa Rosa. que Sc vtenen
mnr uo ranuo en- Ia Iglesia de San jose. SO ven
" lodss poco concurridas apesar de celebr4rse &
move oAnturce da principle esta noche ell
Nfsr ariq nar 20 oe San Rafael sl que promote que-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
LAS TURBAS De SAN JUAN

La hoia que circul6 antes de anoche en- Ia
Capital ame enazando seffor redactor del
<San Juan News1 es an6nima, aparece al
pie la cifra 1916 como para dar com mprender.
que ese ndmero es Ell adiiado a Ia pdrttdn de
las turbas ESQ es pura farsa; pues hoy las
huestes de MAnle6n componen de 40 { 40
lndividuos, todos de pesimos antecedentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18

La senorita Aurora Marin gusto parcpar
amigos pdblo estabecdo
Turabo
Puertorriquefo.
Ofrece magnifcas habitacones cabaleros amias
Admito abonadOs-PreciOs
stuacion, los mitados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
PARMACIA 7 DR0GU2FIa DE BLANC0


Precos de agunas espeefales de
Jarabe de RAbano fodado frasco
Id de Lacto fosfato cal
Id Hfp0foshto de cal
Id de Protoioduro de h1erfo inaterable i'd 40
Magnesia efervescente i'd
Elixir de Glcero fosfato de- cal
Zarzaparriila
Vino de quna fosfatado
Por docenas hacen rebaias de importancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-18
DR.. Gonzalez Martinez
mENDEz-vlGO No. g. ALTOS. TELEF0N0 rs
rs

clfnica enfermedades de Ia las Was unaas
cuacn rapida e6caz pocedmientos de la
ca Eteridd de Stills, Caa de vega
y de la matriz miitar fujos rebedes -
Consultas de laborabes Il
estivos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-23
HERO HALTS
WILD TRAIN.

Altoona, Pa, May 20. - The unexam-
pied courage OF an engineer saved from
destruction wild freight train and doz.
on lives to-day. During the awful run Ut
the train one man was killed and one fat.
ally injured.
The train became uncontrolab on the
Pennsylvania main line, above Altoona,
this morning. John Farley, conductor Of
the train, was hurled from q car top, where
be was endeavoring to set brakes. while
che train was flying down the mountain
side at mile-a.minute clip. He fell In
front Of the express Of the Pacific express
Lingsnfelter lespedS from bis engine and
was terribly hurt In striking the rails.
the train left the mountain top In per.
feot control, but seven miles: above this
city tho train air pipe failed. Then began
the awful run TO Altoona. down grade
Of 100 feet to tho mile. Conductor Ear
ley's tragic fate was unoticed by the re-
Inaindor OF the crew, who were working
separa ely to save the train. Engineer
Murphy, of the runaway, saw deathahcad
as the train, after rounding the famous
horseshoe curve at q speed Of 70 miles an
hour, ran into the Altoona yard on the
same track on which two engines lay.
With superb hsroism he yelled to his fire.
wheels: You jump boy; III stick to
her. The fireman, who was ]. A. Black
of Pitcairn, did jump. and by some mar
velous chanc, escs ned injury.
Engineer John Riley, OF this city, was
In charge Of the nearer Of tho two engines
lying on the track in front Of the runa-
way. He :hssrd the loud roar Of the
train as it rolled down upon him and saw
1t was runaway Swift as thought he
reversed his big engine. and:started back
to meet II, In desperate attempt 10 stop
1t. The big iron monster was almost
lifted off the rails when the train struck
1t, but Riley stuck to his post.
His brainy and quick thinking saved o
dozen lives For moment Riley's en- |
CINE was borno irresistably ahead Of tho |
rain and then the brake began to hold.
Struggling desperately the two loco
motives and the train crashed into third
engine which was slightly wrecked, and
saved as an'effective stop block fer the
runaway.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-23
TO
RETURN HOME.

San Francisco, CAL. May q.
Secretary Cortelyou has ceased is.
suing regular bulletins regarding
Mrs. McKlnley's condition. He
stated this morning, however. that
she had agood night, and was sis-
ting up to-day.
1t has been definitely decided that
the President and his party will
leave he"e on Saturday next. They
will 60 direct to Washington, and
no stops will be made except those
made necessary by railroad ar
rangements.
The President will review the
troops at the Preside tomorrow.
A reception to President McKin-
ley by the Knights Templar was
the featur. of the Presi lential pro-
gramme for today. The rece ption,
which was held 10 Mechanics Pa
vilion, was preceded by a parade
OF knights from all parts of the
State. General w. II. L. Barnes
presided at the pavilion and intro.
duced the guests Of the day. A
chorus Of $50 knights chanted the
Lords Prayer. President McKin-
ley responded with stirring speech
after which nearly 1000 voice
Gang america to the waving OF
flags.
President Mckinley received as
a souvenir OF the occasion a hand
some silk flag, inclosed 10 a case of
morocco, bearing the emblem of the
order,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-23
A. j. NJ. P.
CONFERENCE,

Newark, Del. MAY 81, 1901. -
The A. L. NJ, p. Conference closed
its S9th session on the a bove date
at clock p in. The following
annual ppontments were made:
A. L. Church, Wllmington-Rcv.
Simeon 7. Quann.
st. Matthew 5 Church, West Pail
ade.phia Rev. Alexander Wood
ards
St. Johns Church, Chester, Pa.
Rev, Thomas H. Skinner.
ST. Thomas and St. Johns Cir
cut, Newark and Glasgow Rev.
Charles H. Walker.
Ebenezer Church, Norristown
Pa. Rev Lewis H Bantum.
Broadway Church, Camden N.
J.-Rev. Robert II. Potts.
Mt, Salem. Cedar Grove, N. j.
Rev. Henry Robinson.
ST. Pauls, South Wilmington
Rev. Moses b. Hendley
ST. James, East Wilmington
Rev. George W. Murray.
ST. Peters, West Wilmington
Rev. Stephen L. Nichols,
New Jerusalem, CIayville, N. J.
-Rev. Daniel J, Russell.
Chippey Chapel. Hockessin-Rey.
Robert Salisbury.
st. Pau!'s, Passaic, N. J.-Rcy.
George L. Blake
Goshen, New York Rev. Alonzo
Jason.
Marshalton, n. J.-Rey. John A.
Matte.
Viola, Kent county-Rev. Fran
els L. Handy.
Chatham, Canada-Rev. Abram
L. Selvey.
Amber, Pa. Rev. Thomas B.
Scott.
Mt. Pleasant-Rew Edward c.
Bostic.
kennett Square, Pa.-Rev. John
J. Howell
SNYDER Avenue. Philadelphia
Rev. Matthew f. Slaughter.
Guvencourt and Mt. Zion, vii.
mlngton-C. 5. Bell.
Newport-Rev. Isaac B. Cooper.
Easton, Pa. Rev w. w. Gales.
Peter Spencer, Wilmington
Rev. John Brown.
Port Jervis, New York-Rcv. J.
Jackson.
Hosanna, Lincoln University. Pa.
Key l.. W. DeShields.
Ridley Park and Delaw,ra
Rev, Mathew Johnson.
SCOTS Church, Philadelphia
Rev John w. Gibson.
Hurley Mission. N. J. Rev. John
Dennson.
District Missionary, Rev. George
Brown.
Paterson, n j., Princeton, New
brunswick and Mckee City, n. j.,
to Oe supplied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-23
BROWNSCN AGAIN DEBATED.
Easton Club Had no Trouble in De.
feating Locals.

In drizzling rain and before about
200 spectators the Easton. Pa. base
bail team badly defeated the Brownson
team at the Front and Union street
grounds yesterday afternoon by Il score
Of 80 to 5. On account of the rain and
the cold weather there was hut little life
in the game. Brownson put up Il fairly
good game the first five innings, hut went
up in the air during the latter part of
the game.
Walker was put in the box for the
home team but was taken ont after the
first two innings. Divrncy who succeed
cd him was wild. giving eight men their
base on balls in the four innings which
he pitched. Sellry. one of the Brown.
sons new men. relieved Divrncy in the
sixth inning. SrtI"y has a peculiar de
livery which puzzled the visitors for
tinr. hi the ninth inning he took
bal 10: ascension and was hammered all
over the Let. Eight hits with several
errors Melted the ElNton team twelve
runs in that inning.
The score follows.