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The state herald., 1901-04-19

I'm in favor said Wilkins. as he laid
the morning paper down. ''of forming a
society for the prevention OF cruelty to
dumb brutes." why dear" said Mrs
wilkins, Il haven't said cross word TO
you in three DAYS"
The state herald., 1901-04-19

The twenty Mexican banks reported
in the government reports show COM
bined capital of s70.0O0.000.
The state herald., 1901-04-19

low fever IN Havana. IL svidoniiw ~, a
biock OF wood but n genuine brick With
plenty or sand and well baked.
The state herald., 1901-04-19

Some have no respect for truth,
And frequently abuse it;
While others have all due respect
But very seldom use it.
The state herald., 1901-04-19

Try Russ iileachins blue, the modern
sag p,ne' makes clothes whittier than snow.
Sold by groecrs syerywhere
The state herald., 1901-04-19

"Whnt Ia Jimmy bowling nh,,,, ,o,,. -.
lie thought his gfnndmnthSr hnt -,
nun box ot candy Tor his birthday. mi
" turned out 10 be a box 0f unap ~
The state herald., 1901-04-19

DR.. Jarrc OF Paris has announced
his discovery OF remedy for the FOO,
and mouth disease 10 the Academic dc
Medicine. II consists of 30 per cen;
solution Of chemically pure chronic
acid applied as caustlc. The cure
Is rapid and thero II no Inflammation.
The state herald., 1901-04-19

We ought no, TO dn m,,,., ,,.,,
when physically tired nor NANNY is,,,INs
Wien mentally tired. A" ''Yrs- IL INIT
WHY You never do cithor7" ''a'
The state herald., 1901-04-19

Don't .roil the appearance Of your
wvrhhinH by using poor blue, Us. u,tss'
nicaching blue. the famous bax blus
The state herald., 1901-04-19
SWEET CIDER

At any time by the glass or barrel. c.
der receipt free. Send your address and
thls adv rtlsement to Cleveland Cider
company Madison. Lake County, Ohio
The state herald., 1901-04-19

woman has too much Imagination"
"Oh. don't know; II she couldn't i'm
ngine that man was better than he is she
wouldn't marry him."
The state herald., 1901-04-19

A Missouri paper says that men will
begin 10 have some confidence In wo-
mems clubs when one is organized for
the Introduction of pockets In women's
The state herald., 1901-04-19

one way the servant-glrl question
might be solved would be by raising her
pay dollar or two n week. but that
talk method
The state herald., 1901-04-19

Millions OF sufferers use Wizard OIL
Tor pain every year and call 1t blessed.
Ask the druggist. he knows.
The state herald., 1901-04-19
TO CURE A coin IN o>r nav

Take LAXATIVE BRoNo cuIStSE TAnLErs. Al
druggists refund the money II Il fails 10 cure.
L. W. GFGSe's signature Is on the box. &C.
The state herald., 1901-04-19
PAYS FIVE TIMEs As MuCu As corr.

Buy Rice lands In :. =. Texas and s W. La at 80
N tia rer aerc. Nets 81 per Write n. L. Mills,
Houston, TeN.g CAiucrn 4 Moore, Liberty. Tex;
Geo. J. McManus, Beaumont, Ter; T.. y. kowson,
CO south Via Santa fe. Ill Cen. a So. Pae. y rate.
The state herald., 1901-04-19
" You Have Rheumatism

Send no money, but write Dr. shoop, Racine, Wis,
box iIS, for six bottles OF DR.. shoop's Rheumatic
Cure express paid II cured pay sjof not 1t free.
The state herald., 1901-04-19

Primley's California Fruit Gum contains
the most delicious qualities OF western
fruits.
The state herald., 1901-04-19

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrur.
Tor children t-ethins, sofens the gums reduces tu-
fAnmaon. AilAys rain cures wiad collie 25c bottle
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
GOING HOME SATURDAY
The Presidential Party Dee,a..
Start For Washlnaton

San Francisco. May ~. = ,rs n
Kinley's condition has improyoa ~
rapidly that official Announcement ~ ~
beer, made that the president ana na y"
are to start for Washington on MI" V
day.
In the morning Mr.. Mckinley rom,,.
ed at home attending to official H.,
ness. In the afternoon he va, !.
guest Of the California commana.a :"
knights Templars. at drill ana raoa' ~
ton given in his honor IN the AIao1ai
les pavilion.
All the previously announced nlon.
of the Templars were carried ont ,.,,,
the exception that the president a,a
not ride in the parade.
In the afternoon there was reoon
ton by the Century club TO the cahinp,
ladies.
Secretary Hay has abandoned ii,
Idea of returning to Washington imma
diately. 1t has been definitely da,loa
that all members of the cabinet sho,,
remain here till the departure Of tha
president. Meanwhile ETHICAL busnso,
will be transacted in the same mama,
ms though the members of the nrasI
dental family were at their desks n
Washington.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23

General Markets.

New York MAY q
FLOUR State and western quictcr, almut 'ttd'y
and unchanged; Minnesota patents, slais'' WIZ
ter straiglhs rs. ljas.60; winter rAttla, s-,i'A
2.s0 winter patents S36iai.
WHEAT Opened steady on cables and foreign
buyins, hut soon broke under rains in the h9i'h'
west light Wall street selling and nnlollihs'
July ~ II lGasylac.; September - 'ldaioPse,
RiE-Steady; state, 51ajsc, Q. i - New ioth'
caIlots: No. WESTERN Bulge. 4 .. d, liio4t.
CORN Dull and barely steady with wheat anu
on improved crop news; July, ih,
OATS SLOW and easy; track. white. STATE 9''
37l9c.; track, white western, sSa3Ilsc
PORK Easy; mess, sl5alG; family, slhalo@
LARD Easier; prime western steam , icy,
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, loliae,t Nle4".
cry, l5alHc
CliEESE-Quiet; fancy. large, colort, A' ~
cy, large, white SEC. fancy, small 'o'olsu'
Siac.; fancy, small, white, SIC.
EGGS Steady state and Pennsylvania l3'so',
western, ungiaded, ll1sal2l2c. IN.
SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining, SSic5; frl''',
ugal, g6 test, 932c; refined quiet; erusne''
| Cole; powdered, 5G5c
III RPENTINE-Stcady at 35i2a36c.
Moi.ASSES Quiet; New Orleans, '2alOc. u.
RICE quiet; domestic, 3a4a0c.i JAPAN fs'
| 47sc.
TALLoW- Steady; city, 4a4siBc.; country, 2
5ise.
Hay Quiet; shipping. 75c.i good 30 choice
9Da.giac.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
LAWS FOR f1L1p1soa
f,erislation Just Enacted by the
philippines Commission.

Manila, May 22.-The Philippine com
mission has passed the weather bureau
act AMI has also appropriated $1,000
loan for each province to help pay the
expenses till the land taxes are avail
able. These loans are payable ut the
md of 1902.
The commission has imposed n reg
.stration tax Of peso ANNUALLY on
al males over Is excepting soldiers.
Nonmyment of the tax disqualines
from voting and involves o penalty OF
100 per cent, which can be enforced by
the sale of the delinquents goods and
,hnttels.
The provincial treasurers have been
made land registrars, pending the en-
nctment of the system Of land regis
trntion.
Deputies and clerks appointed by the
provincial officers are exempted from
civil service rules till March,
Senior Dancel, an accredited interme-
diary, has returned here after having
had n very satisfactory interview with
the rebel commander, General Cables,
who has been declared an outlaw.
Senior Dancel says Cables Is anxious
to surrender with his entire command,
provided his men are liberated as soon
as they take the oath of allegiance.
Cables says that personally he Is not
afraid of an investigation of his vari-
Gus acts. He says that he never vio-
lated the laws of war and that he al
ways showed consideration for his prls.
onprS
Cables Is now concentrating his en-
tire command with view of facilitat-
ing the surrender Of all his force. He
Is also taking vigorous action to pre-
vent any stragglers from escaping and
becoming ladrones. Senior Dancel as
scrtS that the surrender of Cables will
cripple General Malavar who has been
relying on the former to make divert
ing raids
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
BOXERS SLAIN.
Chinese Regulars Defeat Rebels In
the Anping District.


peking, May oil Hung Chang re-
ports that Chinese regular troops under
Colonel Cheng have engaged force of
Boxers who We're prosecuting Chris
tians in the Anping district. The regu-
lars pursued the Boxers and killed 60
Of them. This band of Boxers is well
known In Pao-ting-fu.
Niceroys Chang Chin Tung and I.iu
Kun vi have sent memorial to the
throne asking for a reduction In the
number of officers such ms taotais, pre-
fects, etc.
After the transfer of the section of
the Chinese city formerly controlled
by the Americans the Chinese police of
ficers attempted to usurp the powers of
others and released number of pris-
oners.
They bribed police witness to
charge the Chinese interpreter, who
had been for many months In the sery-
ice of the Americans and was regarded
ms Trustworthy. with changing the reg
ulations and collecting fines. The in
serpreter was thereupon arrested by
the Germans and bambooed.
General chaffee brought the matter
to the attention of Count Won Walder-
see. who ordered that the interpreter
should have a fair trial. The inter-
prefer was acquitted, but is unable to
return to the district. as he would prob
ably he assassinated.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
WOMAN ACROBAT HURT.
Hurt While Doing a Turn on a
Horse.

\ thrilling accident took place III the
performance Of the Forrpaugll 4 Sells
BfotlurS circus yesterday afternoon.
The immense crowd was greatly enjoy
ing the f,HttS being executed Ivy Miss
Dolly Julian III the bareback Of il horse
III the centre ring when suddenly the
Wonliln was seen 70 slip AMI fell heavily
on her head AMI then liz motionlcss in
the ring. Some people III the audience
thought IT first the woman WAS dead,
Circus attendants hurried into the ring
and carried the limp form Of the woman
into the dressing room.
She WAS III an unconscious condition
but III Il few minutes she was apparently
entirely recovered from the accident rs
she stated that she was able to 20 IN
with her act. She WAS not permitted IA
do 50.
The accident happened while she was
doing 4 somcrSilut on the horse. Hen
ankle suddenly slipped beneath her and
She frll nn her head. She landed hcayily
on the ground and the breath was knock
cd ont ~ her.
Miss Julian Slipped from her horse
again ~ tho evening performance I'M
landed On her feet this time
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
BROWNSOE AGAIN DEFATEED.
Easton Club Had no Trouble in De-
feating Locals.

In trizzling rain and before about
1000 spectators the Easton, Pa, base
ball team badly defeated the Brownson
team mt the Front and Union street
grounds yesterday afternoon by score
of 33 TO s. On account of the rain and
the cold weather there was but little life
in the game. Brownson put up a fairly
good game the first five innings, but went
up in the air during the latter part Of
the game.
Walker was put i'll the box for the
home team but was taken out after the
first two innings. DiSeney who succeed
Ell him was wild, giving eight men their
base on balls in the -four innings which
he pitched Setley. one of the Brown
sons new men, relieved Diveney in the
sixth inning. Setl.y has a peculiar de.
livery which puzzled the visitors for Il
tins. III the ninth inning he took 4
bal,os ascension and was hammered all
over the lot. Eight hits with several
errors nettnd the EnSton team twelve
runs in that inning.
t Thu Sfnpf. fnllnu-S.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
SUICIDE FOLLOWS EXPLOSION.
Startling Sequel TO the wrecklnr !,
the CambridReport lMas..l Hank


the Cambridgeport Mass, Hank.
Cambridge. Mass, May 22.-Frel G
Foster of acknowledgement. who was IN.
der suspicion of the police III connpc.
tion with the explosion which wrecked
the Cnmbridgeport National bank com.
mitted suicide by shooting III thr prcs
rnce Of n police officer who Ind called
on Mr.. Poster to make inquiries III con
nettion with the case.
Foster WAS Il carpenter ana also treas
urrr Of Harvard lodge, A. o. T. "
The funds of the lodge. il is alleged
are involved In Fosters transactions.
lie had been under surveillance. tile
police say. ever since II became known
tlint he lad presented n check At The
bank calling for 81. loo. for which he
had no deposit and no account III The
bank.
The police say that Foster admitted
that the check was to pay for llmI
shares of stock which Foster had pnr.
chased. Previously q check for $3.50.
drawn on the lodge by Poster. il is
said, had been refused payment by the
bank, as there We're no funds.
He denied to tile police HAT he had
any connection with the explosion.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
LAST TOUCHES TO DEFENDER.
MIR. Duncan Declares He Is Highly
Pleased With the Constitutions

Bristol. X. l.. May % Tie Constitu-
tian has been hauled into the slip nj the
llcrreshoff works. where the last touch
IS will be given to make her ready to
be transferred later in the week to the
syndicate Of New York yaclltsmen who
had her built.
Mr.. Duncan stated that he was very
much pleased with the way the Con
stitiltion acted while under sail in
lower Narragansctt bay. He consider
cd the set Of the sails was very good,
considering their damp condition due
10 the rain Of the early part of the
week
Asked as to the programme OF the
Constitutions future movements. he
said she probably would remain at
Bristol the rest of the week and that
the formal transfer will take place
| here instead of at Newport after
which the work Of trying out the
yacht will begin in earnest. All con.
nectrd with the Constitution expressed
deep regret at the news Of the serious
accident to the Shamrock ii nj Ryde.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
Knnenron IL orr Mann.

How does kangaroo tail soup i'm
prrss yon? You are likely soon 10
have IL for i has found its way to
London from Australia and promises
~ cross The Atlantic. Those who
haNr acquired the taste for it pro-
npnnce i superior to Ok tail, or the
numerous coneoctions that sail under
tfat hPpcndage, though usually the
meat FOR them comes from the other
end 81 the animal. There is no de-
c"ption in tile kangaroo tails as they
are offered in the London market,
for they are for sale with the fur
On. Tie report is That they are not
making rapid progress, because the
taste for them must he acquired, but
when once acquired and the merit
Of the flavor is appreciated they are
pronounced veritable Injuries. N. Y.
Herald.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Good Progress Made by the Presby-
terrain Governing body.

Philadelphia, May 22.-The commits
sioners of the Presbyterian general as
sembly found much business awaiting
them, and the rapidity with which the
various matters We're disposed Of evil
denced the assembly's intention to
have for consideration as little unfin-
ished business as possible after the
settlement of the creed revision ques-
ton.
The regular order called for the re
port of the committees on foreign mis-
sions. publication and bencvolcnre and
the report of Rev. Richard 5. Holmes
of Pittsburg on his mission of raising
money to pay the Indebtedness on the
Presbyterian building in New York.
The building is said to have cost the
church $l.11..,2221. The debt has been
reduced onc-half, and Dr. Holmes is
endeayoring 10 secure this sum by mp
peals to wealthy individuals. to CON
gregations, church societies and pas
TORS
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
Catarrh cannot be Cured,

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as ivy
cannot reach the seat of the dlSsaG''
Catarrh is blood or constitutions ~
ease, and in order to cure II you in'1s
take internal medicines. Halls oala'i"
Cure is taken internally, and acls +"
rectly on the blood and mucous s'lfia'tI,
Halls Catarrh Cure is not 'l''a'S
medicine. 1t was prescribed BY "ir "
the best physicians in this country ~ ~
years, and is regular prescription !
IS composed of the best tones KNOW
combined with the best blood pnrihrls'
acting directly on the mucous sllria'.a'
The perfect combination of tho Two !,
gradients is what produces such w"i''r =.
fu results in curing Catarrh Seha -
testimonials free.
+. !. CHENEY & co, Props. Toledo =
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
A DeIt of nnbieS.

It will probably s1artle a good
many persons to find, on the au.
thority Of a wcll-known statisticIan
that, could the infants Of year be
ranged IN 4 line. in cradles, the
cradles would extend round the
globe. The same writer looks al
the matter in more picturesque
light. lie imagines the babies be.
ing carried past q given point in
their mothers arms, one ~ one
and the procession being kept In
hight and day until the last hour ID
the II months had passed by. 4
sufficient liberal rate il allowed. but
cen ~ the going past 1T the rate
of = 4 &nnte, Loo an hour during
~" entire year. The reviewer al his
post would only have seen d SIKH
part % the infantie host. In other
words. the babe tiat had 10 be car,
ried when the tramp began would
III able to walk when but d mere
fraction Of its comrades had reached
the reviewers post. and when the
years supply of babies was drawing
10 Il close there would be a rear.
guard. not Of infants, but of rompinn
siN-year-old boys and girls. Medical
Counsellor.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
Passion piny Nv Indians.

Vancouver, Il. g.. May %. Prepare.
lions are being made for the produc.
tion by British Columbia Indians OF
the Passion play. There will he 2.UIA
Indian participants in the festival
which will be held at the village OF
Chilliwack from June $40. The pro,
duction will take place III the open air
The Rev. Father Chirouse, veteran
Roman Catholic missionary, has pre-
pared the Indian actors who will have
the principal parts IN the piece.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
FATAL TENNESSEE FLOODS.
Five Persons Reported Dead ms Re-
suit of High Waters.

Knoxville, May 81. Many streams in
eastern Tennessee are reported out of
their banks, and five persons are re-
ported to have lost their lives.
\ bridge over the Watauga near Bris-
tol WAS wrecked, stopping traffic to the
east on that route over the Southern
railway. At Embrecvile the Southern
railway bridge also was partially
wrecked. stopping traffic on the En-
brreville branch.
Those reported dead are: Unknown
man. dropped dead from fright Mt Eliz-
allentown; three Hill children Mt Rip
ley's island, drowned III the destruction
of their home; Thomas .Ierald ut Tate
Hill, believed to have been drowned in
the flood from the chncky river. which
carried away his store.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
What Princess de chimny Has spent

Chicago, May % Clara Rigo. for
mcrly PMnccss de Chimay. nee Ward,
Of Detroit. has been declared il spend
thrift and incapable Of managing her
property in the probate court here.
Thomas L. Lyons. her uncle, has been
appointed conscrvator of her estate.
lie alleged that since she came into her
property in lS!a his niece has spent
Sioo,Wn', III addition 10 IN annual in.
come Of from S31,,lOO to S-O,MO.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
MULLIN Is IMPROVE }.
Front Street Saloon Keeper Who
Shot, MAY Recover,

Thomas Mullin who was shot in his
saloon by Henry w. Fish and is ut the
Delaware Hospital, shows signs Of i'm
provcment and may recover. Fish was
arraigned in City Court yesterday morn
ing on the charge of attempting to com
init murder and held without bail to
await the result of Mullins injuries.
Jacob Tschan, who had been with him
WAS also arraigncd but as he was NOT
concerned in the affair he was discharg-
Cd. II was reported that Tschan had
handed Fish the revolver but Captain
Kane said he learned after I'm investi,
Cation that this was not true.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23

Albany May -, The commence
mnt Of the trial Of the franchise tax
eases assigned by Supreme Court Jus
tice D. Cady IIerrick 10 former Chief
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals Robert
Earl rs referee, which was about TO
take place in New York city, has been
postponed II the request Of former
Senator David Il. Hill, one Of the attor-
ncys, until June &.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
Heavy Claims by Syrncuslans.

Albany, May -. Two claims aggre-
eating S4o,2m have been filed against
the state by two persons injured by the
fall Of the James street canal bridge AT
Syracuse i'll April last. Both claimants
ar" Syracusians. Hamilton w. Beard
slice claims S20,000, and Lille Dennis
claims S2o.2m. They We're passengers
in the trolley car which fell through
the bridge.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
The Frnnco-venexueIan Dispute.

Caracas. Venezuela, May 81. Vene-
zuela's refusal to accept the French
protocol covering tile renewal of diplo-
matte relations with Venezuela was
due TO the objection Of Venezuela to a
clause providing for arbtrating all
pending claims which originated on ac-
count Of the last revolution. Venezuela
proposed coming TO an agreement on a
total sum without arbitration. II Is
doubtful whether France will accept
this proposition.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23

For all sporting news see Kames
official score card.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
cadets WHO MUST GO.
Names of Those Dismissed From
West Point.
SEVERAL OTHERS SUSPENDED
List of Dismissais IncIudes Men
From the states of New York,
Nebraska. Alabama. Mfchi-
gan and Texas.

y-,eItnoton ANY % ,rba nomns 0f
tho cadets who have heen dismissed
rrnm tho military academy as the re-
sult of tho recent disturbances there
aro 10 follovs.
a eleval,nd Alabama. Traurott T..
EalIar Nav York. Roymona 4. Lin
ton ,ficbiVon. Rircbie n Nobaffey.
Toxos
an tho cadets ore If the second class.
me fo,lowinc cod,ts have been sns-
nendcd.
o,,n q Aleshira Illinois. Reniomi,,
II Mcclellan ,Iississipni. James A.
sh,nnon NI;nnasnt,. Charles ToIford
I-t,h All If tho second class. Also
trhnm,s \ f,;mnor,inr Ohio and Hor.
~ u,.lay Nav York of tho third
.I,ss
Thasa c.dats oro susnonded without
INV nnti, AnriI 100
o.,. s,na u...
r,o a.dar 10 ,Ii.,,issss I, .;,nod IL,
So.,..torr pnot MI st,ta. tbat II L
is.,.l NJ. ai,o,.tion ~ ma nrosidant
,,nnn roeo,nnand,tion nf tba sunerin.
t,,,Ion, ~ ~ ,IiIit,rr ,n,damy rbo
s,n,n I,nc,,,.o i used rag,riing tho
.n.na,sinns
rhn.o ia. ~ oonrt marital of those
stnannt. h,t nndnr tia INV tha seera.
torv has tha nower ia dismiss or sus.
nnna ,,,lnts man recommendation ~
thn su,,.,intnndnnt
In,rl ~ ot,;cars In tbis norticulor
.,sn was ,nnointed which made n
rhnrou.h ox,,min,tion ~ tha distnrb.
sncn The hoard renorted thc fncts To
thn sunerintendent ana HE superin-
tendent madn his rennrt ana recon-.
mendotious ~ the secretary Of wur.
ana mon this rrport the secretary
octed
~. Tronhi. w.. con.,5
A crisis IN thp affairs az the academy
~ thnv rnl,tn 10 discin,ine has heen
re,cbnl Enllowing ~. Rooz ;nn,i,.v
thp miner class mon prenored \ writ
Ton ,.,rnamant which co,tnined - ort;-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
Narrow Escnpe For ItaIy.s King

Rome. May -. King Victor En-
manuel has had Il narrow escape. Re
turning from a walk, he entered the
elevator to reach his apartments on
the second story Of the palace. and an
inexperienced servant set the Indicator
for the third story. Arriving at the
second story. the king was on the point
of stepping out MS the elevator contin-
ued 10 ascend, hut his majesty jumped
back in the nick of time and thus es-
capped being crushed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
More Robertson Miners s,r,,..

Shamokin, Pa, May 22.-Six hundred
men and boys employed in the Excel
sior colliery have struck because they
claim that the senimonthly pay law
IS not observed by \. Robertson & Co,
whose Gorbin colliery has already been
rendered idle by 900 employees striking
because the company changed the reg
ular pay day dates.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23

Harrisburg. May -. over $50 min
listers attended the opening session of
the eighty-litth annual meeting of the
Philadelphia conference of the African
NJ. Il. church. Bishop w. Il. Derrick
of Flushing, \. y. will preside at all
the sessions Of the conference. assisted
by Bishop G. $. Smith Of Detroit. The
conference will continue in session I'M
til Monday and will discuss many mat
tiers OF vital interest to the church in
connection with the regular routine
business.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-23
Escaped From rIood.s c.

Victor, Colo. May o.. Former Con
gresham John NJ. Glover of ST. Louis.
who was reported to have been drown.
Ell III the Hood which swept down TIE
West Beaver valley, escaped ana made
his way home on foot, having lost his
horse in the rush Of waters.