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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
II. G. KNOWLES
IS ATTORNEY
Was Chosen by the Levy Court
Commissioners.
NEW COMMITTEES SELECTED
There Was but One Nomination for
Attorney-Mr. Knowles Re-
ceiyed the Three Re-
publican Votes.
IEW COMMITTEES SELECTED

The Levy Court at it's meeting yeste1-
day morning selected Horace G.. Know
les as the attorney for that body. Mr..
Knowles is a prominent young attorney
and emifiently fitted for the position.
I Mr.. Knowles was nominated by Mr..
Megginson. Mr.. Chandler seconded tho
nomination. Mr.. Armstrong acted as
teller. Mr.. Knowles received the yotes
of the three Republicans and was
elected.
Mr.. Armstrong did not vote and Mr.
Mealey was absent.
President John Lynn appointed the fol
lowing standing committees.
On Attorney, Clerk and Sheriff-Lynn
Megginson, Mealey.
Jail Commissioners-Ly Megginson
Mealey.
Members Expenses-C Chandler, Meg
ginson, Armstrong.
Inspectors ard Assessors -Megginson
Chandler, Mealey
Coroner and Physicians
Megginson, Chandler.
Magistrates and Constables-Lynn
Chandler, Armstrong.
Printing and Stationary--Lynn, Meg
yinson, Mealey.
Approval of Bonds-Megginson Lynn
Armstrong.
Finance, Building and Miscellaneous
Expenditures and Overpaid Taxes-Tht
whole court.
Revision cf Assesment-First district
Lynn, Armstrong: Second district, Chan
| dler Mcaley; Third district, Mealey
Chandler; !. Fourth district, Megginson
Armstrong, Fifth district, Armstrong
| Lynn.
| Wilmington Hundred Bridges-Lynn
,Aeginson, Mealey.
Among the bills allowed by the cour
We're: Delaware Clark, recording births
deaths and marriages. $103.30; Mayo
and Council of Wilmington, water
s43.01; residents of st. Georges hundred
for sheep killed by dogs, S475. Adjourn
ment was taken until next Tuesday a
| IL Il. m
After adjournment trustees of TIL
workhouse had an informal conference
with members of the court with rela
tion to bill to be, SEN FL E1egisia
! tiira 80 sao,a,ei i,,ao.ns foi IL iegtU4hpletiol
Of the workhouse.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
Moriel Encampment Holds Open
Exercises.
Ceremonies Conducted by Most Emf.
nent Grand Commander Sir
Charles Hayward.

Officers of Moriel Encampment. No. So
knights of st. John and Malta were
publicly installed last night at their
lodge room i'll Eden Hall. The ceremon-
les We're unusually interesting and all the
officers We're in full uniform. The room
was crowded with guests Of the mem
bers of the lodge who watched the in
'tallation ceremonies. with much inter-
est.
The officers We're installed by the
Most Eminent Grand Commander Sir
Charles Hayward, assisted by Very Emf
nent Grand Chancellor Sir Francis
Houghtaling of New York, and District
Deputy Grand Prior Sir II. B. Rudolph
of Chester; also, Past Grand Prior of
Delaware Sir ]. r. Fitzgerald.
The officers installed were as follows
Eminent Commander II. G. Lakeland
Lieutenant Commander George III. Col.
lins, Captain of Guard John s. Mill
bridge, Trelate G. II. Collins, Chancel.
Ion w. ] Hackney, Financial Chancellor
W. H. Rnckmaster. Almoner e. L. Shri
yer, Herald-at-Arms John S. Reinlart
First Guard j. II. Hawkins, Second
Guard w. Harvey Layton, Guard
Bearer Bendix Ebbeson. Marshal Mish
Ter III. Reinhart. Warden Theophius
Schmitt, Sentinel S. w. Taylor and
Musical Director e. ]. Muhlhausen.
Following the installation there was q
grand musical and literary entertain
ment. There was excellent music by tht
Philharmonic Orchestra. The well
known Brownson Quartette rendered
several beautiful selections. Miss Ma
hala Wells recited and Miss Muhlhauser
sang a solo.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
PHILIPPINE CODE.
"osnmiasfss'. Completes 1ne For the
Goycrniient ct Msnicinaiities.


'0snniasissas Completes One For the
soycri.isient ct sganicinaiities.
Manila. Jam. S.-Tbe Philippine COM
mission has completad the code for the
government of municipalities. 1t will be
'tAeted most week and supersede the
military order Of last March under which
AanN harlias twaris or distlicts) were
3#sanized The general municipal cleo
IONS take place in December. The act
viii not apply to Manila or the settle
ments Of non Christian tribes.
len residents of Pueblo have decided
70 petition the commission to organize q
municipality there. The commission may
organize one without the petition.
The military commander OF dist, let
Is to appoint the police and can suspend
municipal officers for misconduct and
disloyalty.
The lands and buildings used exclusive
ly for religious, charitable or educational
work are exempted from taxation, the
exemption to include no property held as,
an investment.
The municipalities are of four classes
and will be officered according 10 popule,-
ton
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09

at Farnhurst be opened to all Of the
State afflicted without regard to county
lines or ratio, is likely to have a good
effect as the members are already dis.
cussing the matter of enacting some
legislation to meet the demand.
The strenuous endeavor to manufac-
ture fractional political capital out of the
proceedings of yesterdays secret session
in the Senate reflects credit OH the boys
who are writing it up, but the facts are
against them. The meeting developed
the fact that the Republican member
ship of this Assembly allow no lines
to interfere with what they consider
their duty, nor does the outside influence
Of "The Third House" weigh as much
as heretofore. Republicans are Republi-
cans this time for keeps.
Several Democratic leaders are here
working hard on Democratic members,
trying to induce them to make every
overture to induce a few Republicans
to work with them and fix up the Sen
atorship but they are meeting with poor
success. Most of the Democrats, es.
pecially the Kent and Sussex men, re-
fuse to go into any deal-in fact claim
the right to vote "for whom they
please" to quote a Sussex member OF
the House.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
SURPLUS is
INCREASING
Water Department Already Has
$7,7l5.l0 in Bank.
BIG NEW YEAR PAYMENT
Water Rents Come in Fast Refused
to Change Hotel Meter and to
Equipt Steel Plant With
Better Service.
BIG NEW YEAR PAYMENT

The Water Department at the first of
he year turned a surplus Of more than
100000 over to the city and Mow has
, balance of $7,71510 in Iank. 8hat was
lie amount reported at the meeting yes
erday afternoon to have been placed
n bank up to yesterday morning.
A communication was read from
James Brown, proprietor of Browns
Iotel, asking that smaller meter be
laced at Nthe hotel as he did not think
le consumed water. to the amount indi-
ated by the present meter. The board
tecided that the meter would have to
.emain as it is or be removed entirely
md an account taken of the exact
mount of water used.
The Diamond State Steel Company
isked for more water service at their
liant and also for extra hydrants for
ire service.
Chief Engineer Bond was ordered to
onnect a two-inch meter service from
Church street to the work but the board
vas of the opinion that the present fire
ervice was sufficient.
The weekly pay roll of s71S.2o was
passed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
THE EMPRESS AGAIN.
She Opposes Acceptance by China Of
the Powers Demands.

She Opposes Acceptance by China of
the Powers Demands.
Washington, Jan. S.-Minister Conger
cables the state department that there is
ground for the belief that the empress
dowager is opposing the acceptance by
China of the demands Of the powers.
The United States has proposed that
the questions of indemnity and of franz
ipg new commercial treaties with China
shall be considered by an international
commission either at Washington or at
the capital of one of the other powers
concerned, thus removing these two
phases of the negotiations from Peking.
A dispatch from Peking dated Jan. Z
says: a
.'The protest of the viceroy of Yang-tse
TO the signing of the joint note created
little surprise here, but the fact that the
other Southern viceroys also protested,
lansing the court to instruct the plenipo-s
entiaries not to sign the note, made a.
.yreat sensation.
''The agreement has not yet been pre-
ented for signature. The ministers be-
!ieye, however, that Prince Ching has
gone too far to retreat and that he will
sign tomorrow. The objections of the
southern viceroys are precisely the same
rs those which the court originally tele-
graphed to Prince Ching and Lii Hung
Chang.
''The empress doubtless was influenced
by the protest from the south because it
was generally felt that the dynasty had
less influence there than in the north.
Chang -Chi-Tung has strongly urged
the court not to return to peking, but to
establish a capital in the Yang-tse valley.
lie says this will strengthen the south to-
ward the Chinese cause and that the
signing of the agreement as it exists at
present would be a most serious menace
TO the dynasty. as the state of the coun-
try is doubtful.
ii Hung Chang remains in seclusion.
His attendants claim that he is suffering
from serious relapse, though many
thnk this is a pretcxt to delay signing OF
The note until the court can be heard
from again.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
COMPLETING RAILWAY.
Peoples Company Begins on Clay.
ton Street.
Lines Of the Company Will Shortly be
Finished-Sixth Street Bridge
Not Yet Begun.

The Peoples Railway Company be-
ban the construction of its Clayton street
line yesterday morning. This extension
was begun at Sixth street, connecting
with the main line of the company, and
will continue to Sixteenth thence to du
pont street, within half block of the
Baltimore and Ohio station. The in
rention of the company is to make a di-
rect route from the b. & o. to the p,
w. & =. station by way of Clayton,
Sixth and King streets to Water.
With the exception of connecting
link ON Sixth street between Union and
Hawley streets, on Grant avenue be-
tween Second and Sixth streets and on
Jefferson between Fourth and Delaware
avenue, the lines of the Peoples Com
pany are complete except.f for the wiring
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
which, with the Street and Sewer De
partment, is to build the bridge across
The formers tracks at Sixth street, has
not yet begun the work of construction
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
GUARDS Will
GO TO DOVER
Orders Posted for Assemblage at
Inaugural Ceremonies.
STEVENSON In COMMAND
First Battalion Will Go From This
City on Tuesday Next and be \
Joined by Company H
at New Castle. '.

Elaborate arrangements are being
made by the National Guard Of Della
ware for the part which the guard will
take in the Inauguration of Governor
elect HUM at Dover, next Tuesday.
The inaugural committee has made all
arrangements for the First Infantry
Band to accompany the troops on that
day.
The following orders relative to the
inaugural. ceremonies were issued by
Colonel Theodore Townsend yesterday:
Headquarters 1st Reg. Inf,
National Guard Of Delaware.
January Sth, 1901.
Geeral Order No. S5:-
Lieutenant-Colonel G. NJ. Stevenson
haying reported for duty, he will i'm
mediately assume command of the First
Battalion of his regiment, and prepare
it to take part in the Inaugural Ceremon.
les at Dover, next Tuesday, January
18th, 1901. BY order of
- Theodore Townsend,
Colonel 1st Inf, N. G. d.
Charles p. Celten, Adjntant.
Headquarters LIST Reg. Inf,
National Guard Of Delaware, !.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 8, 1901
General Order No. S6:--
|. For the purpose of taking partin the
inaugural ceremonies to be held at Do
yer, Tuesday, January Is, 1901, the Isl
Reg. Inf, n. c.. ID. is hereby ordered
to assemble at their various armories
in the morning of that date and proceed
by train to Dover as follows:. Companies
A, G, +, X, and band, on the trair
leaving Wilmington at about S.13 a. m.
Company III, train leaving New Castl,
SIS a. M; Company B, train leaving
Milford s.37 a. M; Company G, trair
leaving Bridgeyile S37 a. nj.
II. Lieutenant Colonel G. NJ. Steven
son will assume command of First Batal
lion, consisting Of Companies A, G, It
and X.
TIL. Major Evan G. Boyd will assum
command OF Second Battalion, consist
ing of Companies B. G and III; com
manding Officers of these companies will
| report to him Immediately upon arriva
at Dover.
Nv. Battalion commanders will repor
to their regiment commanders upol
ritter ar1lyaI Mt Dover.
v. The uniform to be worn will con
sist of fatigue cap.blouse. overcoat anC
leggirs. BY order of
Col. Theodore Townsend,
Com. 1st Inf, n. G.. d
Charles r. Cotton, Adjutant.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
MRS. HARRIET B. CoMEGYs.
Well-known Former Dover Woman
Dead in Louisville, KY.
Special Cor. The Sun.

5PINiai NoI. l. hS oull
Dover, Jan. S.-Mrs. Harriet II. Com
eggs, widow of the late William Com
sgys, died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert A. Shreve, in Louisville,
Ky, on Monday last. Her remains will
be inferred in the old Methodist ceme-
tery here ON Thursday. Services will be
held at Christ Church and the Rev. DR..
Bond will ofiiciate.
William Comegys, who was the hus-
band of the deceased, died some years
ago. He was a son of Governor Cor
nelius Comegys, and brother of the
late Chief Justice Joseph p. Comebys,
and of Benjamin B. Comegys of Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Comegys was so years
old at the time of her death and most
Of her life was spent in Dover. Mrs
elizabeth +. Ridgely of Dover and Mrs
Robert Shreve of Louisville, KY, arc
her surviving daughters.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
gent Stout,s r enort

Agent Frank Stout of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
furnishes the following summary
of work done by the society in 1900
Complaints received, sS5; warming given
S72; number of horses stopped from
working, 81; killed, unfit for working, q
arrests, IS; convictions, 13; cases held on
good behavior, II; cruelty to cattle, 12
overcrowding chickens in coops, g.
cruelty to dogs, 8.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09

Chicago, Jan. S.-Expert howlers frov.
all over the country, representing nearly
every prominent bowling organization b~-
gan their three days tournament in the
first bowling championship of the United
States. The tournament, held under the
auspices of the American Bowling con-
gress, includes bowling for the five men,
two men and individual championships,
and the hottest kind of competition is
expected before the final games are play
ed. although close followers of the game
predict that no better scores will be made
than have been recorded in previous COM
petitionS
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Ex-Oficer Freeman has obtained en-
ployment at the F., w. & b. shops.
AT a meeting of the Wilmington Whist
Club last night old officers were re,
elected.
Artemus Smith, commissioner, took
testimony in the divorce case of Ella
Smith VS., William r. Smith.
Owing to the death of his wife Judge
William G, Spruance may not sit at
the coming term of county courts.
Presiding EldeINR Robert Watt delivered
a lecture at the Nockessin M. Il. Church
on "The Mistakes of our Neighbors, y
last night.
It Is understood that Mrs. John Fore,
papgh OF Philadelphia, win shortly pur-
chase the Academy Of Music and the
adjoining propertv &. 4 * MsfE 4: NJ ss.ls q
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
PALE FACES BE BRAVE.
Forty New Scalps Will bangle From
Lenape's List, January 10.

On January 10 Lenape Tribe, No. 6,
Imp'd. o. II. NJ. will adopt class Of
forty, making the membership 40, the
largest in the State. This is an unnsll-
ally large number of pale faces to brave
the hidden mysteries of the man with
paint and feathers. The work shows
that the scalpers have been awake
o'nights hunting the 'tenderfoots' who
shortly will put on the belt and in turn
set out for the great" hunt.
During the evening there will be
mingling of camp fire sparks with war
whoops of the dancers, and following
this will come the primitive and whole.
some dessert-corn and yenison.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
MRS. THOMAS TOY DEAD.
Prominent Resident Of Henry Clay
Died Yesterday Morning.

Mrs. Thomas Toy, aged 54 years, died
at 7.SO o'clock yesterday morning at
her home in Henry Clay. Mrs. Toy had
suffered for some time with chronic gas
tritis. She leaves besides her husband,
who was formerly Levy Court Commits
sioner, five grown children. The fun
eral will be held Saturday morning and
interment will be made in st. Joseph s
cemetery.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
REJECTED THE AWARD.
Will Not Accept Finding of Commis-
sion Of Condemnation.

The Street and Sewer Directors nj
their weekly meeting yesterday decided
to reject the award of the Sixth street
commission of condemnation. The
amount was S1,o4s for the bed of Sixth
street between Webb and Hawley.
Old sewer liens amounting to about
$4,000 were cancelled, an investigation
showing that they either had been paid
or the properties exempt by law. The
pay roll for the week, $3S2.22 and bills
for cart hire, S192.2O were ordered paid
Secretary Wiley reported a balance OF
S51, ,66S33.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
RAILWAY employees GET RAISE
Conductors and Motormen to Get SO
Per Day.

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany have issued an order increasing the
wages of conductors and motormen ten
cents per day. They formerly received
$1.90 per day and their wages hereafter
will be $500 per day. The company
has been considering the matter for
some time and voluntarily made the
raise
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
German Diet Opened,

Berlin, Jan. S.-The diet was opened
in the name of Emperor William, who is
suffering from a slight cold, by the i'm
perial chancellor, Count Won Bulow, who
read the speech from the throne. The
principal point in this was the announce
ment of the immediate presentation of an
extended canal bill, comprising not only
the Rhine and Elbe scheme, but also the
construction of waterway for large
ships between Berlin and Stettin, more
practicable waterway between the Oder
and Vistula and improvements in the
Wartha, Lower Oder, Lower Havre and
Spree. Z.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Found Dead in Bed,

Samuel Wilson, an aged colored man,
residing at Mt. Pleasant, was found
dead in bed yesterday morning. His
death was supposed to have been caused
by general debility or apoplexy. Cor
oner Frick was notified.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Court i'm Banc.

Court in Banc adjourned yesterday
afternoon to Thursday, January oath,
argument having been concluded in the
case of Husbands VS.. Talley, involving
the construction of school laws. Su-
perior Court was adjourned to this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

United States Marshal John Short
went to Georgetown yesterday to attend
the funeral of a relative,
William H. Scott, chief car inspector
of the r., w. & b. railroad is suffering
with rheumatism in his left leg.
The Rev. Dr. T. Gardiner Littell OF
New York, formerly of st. Johns
Church, this city, is visiting here.
Milk Inspector Walter #. McEvilly
has recovered from an attack of the
grip and was out yesterday for the first
time.
J. Atwood Weldin, prominent far
mer of Brandywine hundred, and mem
ber of Mt. Pleasant NJ. E. Church, who
was recently married by Presiding Elder
Watt. is now on his wedding tour tt
Washington and points south.
The Noman,s Auxiliarv 1of ST Johns
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Highland Eagles smoke.

Crusaders Castle, No. 5, knights Of
the Golden Eagle, held smoker last
night at their lodge rooms in Odd Eel
lows Hall, Highlands An interesting
program had been arranged and all pass
ed a delightful evening.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
G. A. r.. officers Installed.

Officers of Charles Sumner Post, No. 4
G. A. II. We're installed on Monday even
ing by Assistant Adjutant General Will
liam G. Baugh. assisted by Past Com
mander William II. Moystin.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Bitten by q Dog.

Charles Wolhar, the 7-year-old son of
Charles L. Wolhar, of No. 1900 Penn
sylvania avenue, was seriously bitten
BY dog at noon yesterday while on his
way from school. DIR. Lukens was sum
monsed and dressed the wound.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Fatal Rear End Collision.

Morgantown, W. Va, Jan. San en-
gine, running light, struck a freight on
the Monongahela river division of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Ander
son, and the collision resulted in the
death of six or seven men and the serious
injury of two others,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Remodelling Home and ONCE.

DR.. Henry G. Stevens is remodeling
his Office and dwelling at No. I'll West
Tenth street. The inside work is being
finished in porcelain.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09

Mr.. Cannon having received the high
kst vote he was declared elected Lieu
tenant Governor of Delaware.
81 Governor-elect Hum and Lieutenant
Cannon We're both inter
eBted spectators Of the proceedings.
Lon motion of Mr.. Kn0X the joint reso-
Milton providing for a joint session was
kHad.
ssf'rhe two houses separated ut 1910 and
f]3e Senate proceeded To their chamber
md resumed business.
4CT TO REDEEM STATE BONDS.
Alice presented an Gct for the re-
U4onption of certain State bonds. The
HHBstance Of the bill being An act for
8k& redemption of 104 bonds Of $50 issued
zifNISS7. with $S2,S75, and $4,000 derived
4fzjln the sale of Farmers Bank Stock. !"
R bill was read twice ana referred to
|4}z& finance committee as soon MS they
appointed. Mr.. Knox made a
bng objection to the fact Of the giving
|& of the proceedings of Yesterdays
Rcutive session, and further asked that
& President pro TEN. instruct the clerk
H they should be kept cut Of the jour
Il2zX the ice on bill intratluctions for the
l&EHsion. His measure authorized the re,
2ffpption of certain State bonds and OF
kSl1rse it is one of those documents that
z3M go through.
BILL AGAINST KIpNAprING.
= former Speaker Clark wen The belt
Sthe same line in the House by Civ.
notice of bill proyid'n far unllsila
alties, for the kidnapping of child
5H There can be no complaint thai
I|Ruyare's Assembly is not nj totlht,
ais matter. nor that the men Il
S52l55 j{znp legislation i'll both Houses wcr,
b hlicans.
aalator Ellison makes IL digniiirt
ding officer in a full senate, bu
4 jtor Alice ,peets the 'lnergrnc!
"a The presiding oiiicr, ",s to Ii
s. 4 6Rss members, ari the whaia shoot
= I'LL. as was thr case lnlt Satur
" {ieations point Z, Il rcd lette
u Euesday when Governor Hum
4 4 &## ## Z 8$fexecutive chair.
Z 3kjfnocratic lenders are woihin:
4 n Snnd are as mUth in evidence
he State House ~ though the.
they controlled tha Scnataiia
Y = |l They fail to ace tilHt th
y + so thickly spypaa on Ney
+ - I'M is gettirg mnnlty
" Nate today received an inyit,i
4 |||}t the new werihpuse from tn
55 IS jhers in chargS. On motion .
$&k the invitation WAS acacptc
BY speaker will appoint. some da
I}| SS4unely for that UtIrUoSc, n commit
Eo nrraprsssfor a special traii
Hurst and the Ferris Reform Schoc
also be visited. The members d
House received a similar invitation
.Rceepted it.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
ksident Ellison of the Senate ~
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Fined for Assaulting His wife.

Fred Freeberg was fined $40 and
costs in the City Court yesterday on the
charge of assault and battery on his
wife.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
stringing Electric wires,

The Wilmington City Railway Com
panys linemen are putting up electric
wires along Walnut street.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09
Married in Hockessin.

Miss Anna J. Thompson and John w.
Walker We're married last night in
Hockessin at the home Of the brides
mother.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. S.-Allan n
Doucette Of the Harvard university foot.
ball team Of 1897 and one Of the famous
football centers Of the country is dead
bis home here Of Typhoid, fsger.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-09

The Women's Auxiliary of st. Johns
Church, held its annual meeting last
night. =. Il "A * 4. N IssS < +,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-03-14

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fBy.ss IgZfe.f, Write for price,. JESSE MARpEN
&x4sHtspe.T 1G9 5. Chrylcs Si ,EAL1LGH4L' ~