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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
WAS 50 NEAR
AND YET SO FAR.
Miss Hattie Beste Deemed 1t Best Not to Wed the
Man She Loved Best and James McFadden .
is Still Among the Bachelors BEST

ant home furnished with new furni-
turc BY her ideal ofman. Her home
at Brandywine Springs had been
prepared for the event but friends
advised her and her mind was
changed.
Boarding houses! Bah! No more
of them for McFadden. He was
going 10 marry Miss Beste and he
would be blessed with the best wife
in Wilmington and they would be
happy in their new home. But the
inevitable happened. The hand
some new suit he was to wear on his
wedding day has not been worn,
The rejected lover was at work in
the harness shop of Michael Haitsch
] at Front and Madison streets this
morning when REPUBLICAN re.
porter called. He greetd the reporter
with smile and verified the state
ments made above concerning the
breaking off of the marriage. He
expressed a belief, however, that It
wan best for the girl to do so before
the marriage. In his opinion the
girl mother had much 10 do with
the changing Of his intended wife's
mind. lie stated that he is not
worried over the affair and seemed
to work at his trade as ioyfully as
if the wedding had taken place.
1t is understood that McFaddeu
will leave Wilmington Tor ether quar-
ters believing that it might be good
to remain here but better to 60 away
ard forget Miss Beste who changed
her mind alter all arrangements
had been completed for the wedding.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01

James McFadden Of this city, and
Miss Hattie Bcste of Brandy wine
Springs were not married on Thurs.
day evening last as had been ar
ranged. On that evening Rev. W.
l.. S. Murray sat patiently waiting
in the parlor Of St Paul's NJ. E,
parsonage, waiting for the young
people 10 come to pledge their tidcl-
ity 10 each other for lille, The hour
set was s clock but still no intend
ed bride and groom appeared. An
other hour and yet another and an.
other passed ana still the lovers and
intended husband and wife did not
appear. There was no April fool
joke about it at the minister could
see Tor he held the license author
ling the young people to wed.
The intended bride about this
time was al home thinking serious
ly over the step she had token. Ga
the day previous Miss Beste came to
Wilmington and told her intended
husband that she had made up her
mind not TO marry HIM. He was
dumb founded for the time being,
Could 1t be possible his ears were
decelving him. They had been lovers
for two years and The tales Of un-
dying affection were told DER and
Ger by one tothe other, She reas-
sured him that her determination
was real and that lie was free and
allow Cupid TO heal the wounded
heart he possessed
For weeks she had been busy ar
ranging Tor her wedding. Pretty
dresses were made and she had
been looking forward to the pleas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
CARD UASk EFT,

Governor Hum and wife, and Miss
Hum, are expected to arrive in Will;
mington on Thursday afternoon,
June 9th, and will be the guests OF
Principal Goldey, of Godey College,
at the Clayton House. The Governor
is to preside at the commencement of
Goldey College, to be held at the
Grand Opera House next Thursday
night. Mrs. and Miss Hum will oc-
cupy a box at the Opera House as the
guests Of Mrs. Cooley.
Henry +. Dure and wife returned
home yesterday after week s visit
to Atlantic City, greatly benefited in
health.
Miss Lucy lIcndrickson returned to
her home in Delaware City, after
spending several days with Miss Jes-
sic Banks at Brandywinc Springs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
DEER PARK HOTEL.
DEER PARK, MD.
Most delightful Summer Resort of
The AIIephcniaa

,Swepo by mountain brcezos. $500 fact
above sou lowell Absolutely free from
malaria. hay fever and mosquitoes. Reach
ed without change of cars from all princi
pal cit'ea via Baltimore & Ohio Rsilrond
Every modern convenience. Rooms on
suite WI private baths Ecectric Lighs,.
Long Distance Telephone, EIcva; or Turk.
.sh baths, Swimming Pools, Golf Links
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alloys, Ma!niii.
cent Drives, Complete Livery Service
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Ho,o
rem odelcd with additional convenience
All cottages have been taken for the sons
on, Open from June 22 to September 80
For rates md information address Wi
y. Burnwell, Manager, care Queen civ
Hotel, Cum barland, Md. until une 1st
After that time, Deer Park, Garrett Co
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
PHARMACISTS
Y TO M EFT.

On Thursday, Jnns 6, the fifteenth an
nual meeting OF the Delaware State Phar.
maceutical Society will be held at Della
ware City. An address OF welcome to the
society will be made by the Rev. W. S.
Stahl Of Delaware City.
j. S. Bsetam of Wilmington will make
the report of the exs,ututivs committee;
William Poole Of this city on trade inter-
ests; Mrs. II. x. Butler Of Newark on
Papers and Queries; N. B. Danforth on
Legislation; J. NJ. Harvey on Drug Adult
terations; +. L. Gallagher on Exhibits ::
Owen G.. Spear on Entertainments; and Il
d. Cartmell on Deceased Members
Dr.. Albert NJ. Robin, bacteriologist on
the SAFE Board of Health, will spea K on
The Adulteration Of Drugs and Food
Products"
In his call for the meeting Secretary F.
W. Fem says:
20 make the meeting success it will
require the attendance OF every member
of the society. and we cordially invite all
the druggists Of the state to meet with us
enjoy tho programme, which will include
an address by DR.. Robin, professor Of
Delaware College and state bacteriologst
on the adulterations of drugs aud food
products. A fine dinner will be served at
the Delaware City Hotel at 2 o'clock.
after which the time will b, devoted TO
blHHlsee!uB III anu hIOuLu bCiuNuIc WY
it Astounding in attractions to interest all
The Delaware and Che'apeake canal with
its locking system will be found of great
interest, the wider waters OF the canal
being known as n famous fishing point.
Uncle Sam has selected Delaware City As
point most suitable for the erection of
Qualifications for the protection of tho
cities along tho Delaware river, and we
find here wonderful aggregation of large
forts.
Fort dupont on the Delaware shore
will be visited first. thence wo will pro-
eeed by boat to Fort Mott. and visit Fort
Delaware On our return to Delaware City.
A vacation Is always enjoyable 10 n drug.
gist; but VIC nrc assured 10 will be profit
able as we'll. in the onjoynent of the
invigora'ing salt air of the sea and tho
tempting dinner provided.
"The Delaware City train connects with
all northbound trains on the Delaware
railroad. The trolley cars leave Fourth
and Market streets s, 90 6 and $40 %. M.
for Delaware City, requiring about ono
hour and twenty minutes in transit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
FIGHT WITH
WIRE THIEVES

Philadelphia May 3D. After thrill
in { battle. In which pistols, shotguns and
revolvers were used freely, two oi three
wire thieves who were caught in the act
of stealing were captured by II pos 50 OF
citizens in Camden county this morning.
One of the pri.oners Is wounded, and IL
is believed that the one who got away
carries bullet in his body. None of the
citizens was hurt.
1be fight occurred OH the Berlin road,
near tho farm Of Samuel Dobbs, about a
mile and half from Hnddoniield. Alfred
BHtos was OIL his way home to farm in
the neishbotho'l about daylight this
morning when ! cAmo across the wire
thieves at wn'E rn'ting the copper tele
phone wires OF nu delaware and Allan tic
Telegraph and Telephone Company.
The men were so Intent upon their work
that they did not SEQ Bate, who quietly
dropped back to get assistance. lie won't
to the residence of Joshua Peacock about
half II mile from the scene, aud called I'D
Pcacock's three sons. Kirk, Harry anu
William, and Joseph Wagner, who arme d
themselves wi h shotguns and rifles and
sot out to capture tho thieves
When the five arrived on tho sceno tho
robbers had their wagons loaded with
hundreds Of POUNDS of wire, and wero
ready to depart AS soon as they found
they were discovered tho thieves opened
lire with reviewers upon the young men.
l he latter ms antly returned the fire and
running fight was kept up until ono OF
tho robbers threw IN his hand and fell
to the grouud He had received a charge
of buckshot iu the log.
This seemed to cause tho other two to
lose their nerve, as both fled, pursued by
the young mGn. One of thcm managed
TO escape, but the other ono was captured
Tho man who escaped is believed to be
wounded. aS several shots vera fired at
him, and the Peacock boys are noted for
their marksman hip.
The young mon with their two prison
ers and their captured team aud booty
drove into lIaddonflcld. Justice of the
Peace Thomas Hill was called up, and
no committed the prisoners to tho county
jail for hearing this afternoon. The
prisoners We're turned over 10 Constable
lIancelot Hill, who Brought them into
Camden just before noon. The wagon
and booty was left at HadIonileld.
For HE past year wire thieves have
made raids almost weekly In tho vicinity
or Camden and have carried off an i'm
nicnse amount of wire. The PENNSYLVANIA
railroad Company has been heavy sui
1erer, and Il was only last Monday night
thot the thieves made raid on the lines
or mo Bridge road and carried OFF several
| hundred feet of wire. The company have
hau men employed for months watching
their lines, and made every effUcLto cap
tute the robbers, but tl.eir efforts have
been futile.
Inc prisoners gavo tho names of Rob
cru Mcknight and James Doughery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
Y. III {. A. Notes

The gymnasium classes closed this
morning until the first part Of Octo.
Der over 5000 persons have attend
ed tic classes during the past season
and it has been an unusually busy year
with the physical Director
The Juniors in charge of the Phys
ical Director, went on a bicycle ride
this morning leaving the building at
s \. M. and returning at Ii 80 A. Nj.
The route was out the Kenneth Pike
to perrvvillc and return. About Il
dozen Juniors comprised the party.
The Physical Director will attend
the Physical Directors Conference
which will be held in Philadelphia,
commencing June 3rd and ending juno
Sth.
Vim. II. Williams will attend the
Y. NJ G. A. Convention which will
lie held in Boston, June II to Is, and
will be accompanied by Alfred Cav
throp, president: II. n. Fell, c. H..
Smith, II. l.. Cloud and number OF
others
NoIIcy ball is very popular sport
and despite the vain weather there
is always number playing it. Some
of the boys are getting very efficient
in the game and it looks now as il
there will be match game Of NoIcy
bail when the fall exercises will he
resumed.
Bowling is still holding its own anC
our boys have made very good rec,
ord for thcmS elves. They have neycl
been beaten very badly and often come
oil victorious,
The llth anniversary exercises Of
the Association will be held in Grace
Church tomorrow at $50 +. NJ. The
programme is as follows:
Opening Prayer. Statement Of AS
ISOLATION work for the year by VIM.
X. Crosby, yice-prcsdent; song SER
vice, Mrs. Thomas Benson, director,
assisted by Grace Orchestra.
Address. sub ect, Service and
the City" by Hubert W. Wells,
rector of st. Andrews Church. Ad.
dress, subject, value of Young
Men. :" by Robert A. El;wood. pas.
tor OF Oivet Presbyterian Church.
Benedlctory prayer, The service
will not exceed one hour and will
be very interesting. The members
OF the association will meet at the
association building and proceed
TO the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
IJuiS.


hn Row. $. +. II .tchsin OF Bnitleton,
Pa, VIII OIL in Calvary Church,
BrandyAiHG iiuHirct. on sunday at -
p. Nj. Mr.. lIIichkln was at oae time,
rec or Of Grlc' amt Calvary Churc ho5,
BgAnlywiNo Hundred.
III the ChapG! of tho COOL Shepplri.
!lshopsi9Hi, tAl5 mutning ~ 10 . cock
Charles pnriifct viii bu u. du!ned adsa2On
by Blshop Coleman
The Railroad Y N. G.. A, wilt moot at
Asyury NJ. L. Church tomorrow at ernonu
at 44'sJ Rev. Henry :, lulaney Will taik.
All invl, ed
HawHina X Co, havO sold No l0,i Vat-
nall ,trcat. - ,iuscph A. Bond for s3JD,
The property formerly belonged to Bishop
Coleman, and Wa at one time us d AS a
homo for frienliess children hcing under
tho care Of the Episcopal Church,
Strawberries were plentiful in the mar
kr' thi~ morning and brought from 7
cents retail to Is cents quart Tho ber-
rinS were from MHrvlanl and the lower
part OF delaware and wero exceptionally
tln..
Contractor p, +. Martin will erect four
dwellings for Edmund Hawk uu Cedar
street costing 81, so
Alfred Downward viii make Il Boo
orth Of additions to the residence OF II
II Ward.
Al cratlon5 cos ing $500 will b, mado tc
the corner Of Third and OrIngo street fvt
y, +. Shaw & Company,
There were - deaths II births AMI is
mar Iago3 rec 1rlri dur!n! tho week ut
the Boa d Of Health oi'ico
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
Pretty Little Girl Abandoned

Darby, May STA pretty 3.year-
old white girl, giving her name as
May Black, was found at Fifth and
Main streets last night. May says
that her mother brought her from
Philadelphia to the b. e. o. station
at Darby, where she took the little
girl coat and hat off, and then
suddenly deserted her. The wait
ls being cared for by Mrs. Frank
Dunlap of Quarry street while an
effort IS being made by the authorl-
ties 10 locate the heartless mother.
May is pretty little girl. She is
light compleXioned, has light hair
and pair OF bright blue eyes. She
IS vi able to give the address of her
home,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01

may 81 lHJl
Upon the application OF George +. Leach al q.
Illustrator of EIzu D. Leach, late OF Wi.
lnlnston lid, in sail county deceased IL Is or.
dered and directed by the Rvglstar that
tho Administrator aforesaid givo uollos
OF granting OF Letters Of Administration NJ
0nihe estate OF tnc deceased witt. tho data OF
granting the reof, by causing advertisement,
tobe posted within forty days from tho datS
clsuo!I letters IN etx OF the most public plaoss
Of the county OF Now Castle, requiring all
personshaying demands against tie sIt At,
to present ths same or abide by an ant OF
Assembly in such case nude and pro idol;
and also cAu5o the same to be inser.ol with.
In the same parol in the DAiiY NEpUstt-
CAN, a newspaper published in Wilmington,
Del. and TO be continued taerein IhrsI
weeks 70. 0. d.
49,, GlvoD undortAe hanl and sosl u
I rs. ! office OF the Register aforesaid At
-, WILMINGTON. IN Now Castle County
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
CALVIN ". CROSSAN. Itexlster.
NOTlCE-N0tioe 10 herebygiven that l0t tors
OF Administration WGro In duo form OF
law granted unto thu undcrsign ID. on the
2Dd day of May, A. u. 1871, and that all per-
sonsh ing claims against thu estats OF tho
deceased nust present tbs same. duly attest.
ed 10 the said Admin !strator OIL or before
tho I'D day .of May, HO!, or abide The Act
Of Assembly III such case Inado and provided.
GEORHEF. LEACH,
Admin stratOE
Address, Edward r. Price Attorney at Law
Wilmington Del m9A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01

YnU tSDAY JUNE %: !


OF tn" Post 0Hi'n at 1Ioo!i4ssin. New Cn,tlo
ounly TIA" EcrGnntt"r described lands and
trarmrnt- being the property assessed to
thHir"s 4 Aeon. and levied urOl by The
sad collector for III" sum Of - o. LAX or the
year A, D. lapJ, be lle, costs pro yerty de
sCrJrd as tullu'vs,
80. IAN HAT certain Let Or piece o : land,
with the buildings erected thereon @i'uaI" III
MN Creek IIilulrul aforesaid, bounded and
dpfCribud a,i",lp"s ~ W.T.. Beginning on the
north By lnul- OF John IsilrrIy, IN tho east
by lands of Wl.llnlu Foot. JI.. aad On the
soulf"r,y AMI westerly s,de' by the land and
by tine rn1terly boundary OF the water right
privileges now or lnIe If jams Mead 'n,all
according as they ara described in the last
Iwill and testament Of James Mcdonald thu
'eidnr; re \. rlcI in the Registers Office ir viii
record I, page ~ Re, said westerly boundary
tot the hurtlh granted land 'al deducCd from
Faid win extending parallel with the head
lrane Of the mill and perch distrnt iron the
enstpry side thereof upto and ss far as tile
dam breast aud thence up tbs easterly
side Of the dam, bin ins thereon,
to ITS head the wording Of said will beiug
construed TO mean The extension IF The ono
perch III width 10 the head of said dam only
OF the westerly side thereof whereon said
race enters tho same the eastsrIy SIDE. b Ing
inaccessible to carts and wagons, containing
within said bounds acres Of land. DO the
same more or less
No 2-An that certain lot or piece OF land
situate III Nil Creek HID. county OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware, beginning at .
ktoue corner OF ihnns tpen OF capt. VIM
Montgomery; thence by the same south 75ii
degrees west B6 - pcrcheJ to a stone y cor.
:Ref pt the lands late of Allen Ward thence
ny he same sonth 1874 degrees east 10 $40
Ohichess so n stone In me road leading from
the Newport road ling through Mill Town;
thonce along the said road north 5St< degrees
Aasl 20 $40 perchos to the place Of Beginning,
cont tain Ing l acre aud Is perGbes Of land mole
or less with frame dwelling house an ata.
Ole thereon.
FRANCIS D. BALDWIN,
~ - Collector.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
A RAGING ROARING FLOOD.

Washed down a telegraph line which
Chns. &. Ellis, of Lisbon, Ia, had to re-
pair. Standing waist deep In icy water"
he writes, gave me u terrible GOLD and
cough, Itgrew WORSE daily. Finally tho
best docto IN Oakland, Neb.. Souix city
ard Omaha said had Consumption and
could not live. Then began using Dr.
Rings Now Discovery and was wholly
cured by six bottlos". Positively guaran-
tesd for Coughs, Colds and all throat and
Lung troubles by N, B. Danfo1th. Price
Geo and ST. 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.

The eleventh anniversary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will be cele-
brated at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon in Grace M. T.. Church. Alfred
Gawthrop, president OF the assertion,
will preside. The program will be as fol-
lows
Song service, Mrs. Thomas Benson,
director, assisted by Grace orchestra;
opening prayer; q statement OF aesocia.
ton work for the year, by W. X.
Crosby, vice president; address, subject:
Service and the City, Rev. Hubert W.
Wells, rector St. Andrews Church; ad-
dreee, subject: "Nalue of Young Men,"
Re-. Robert A. Ellwood, pastor Olivet
Church; benedictory prayer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
KILLED
RlVA

Tnmaqua. Pa, May 81. Summit Hill
was the sCvnn Of u tragedy last nisht az
n result .! which James Kelley, % years
old, lies 'Lo III and Henry Smith i in
custody, B0Lh young mon belonged to
promlneEt families. There had been hit
trrneSs cxislng bctwecn them for years
due 1t j. alleged to Smiths jealousy over
the fact that Kelley was batter all round
athlete han he was. Kelley took SECOND
priHh in II foot rncu yesterday Tho two
with a nnmber of companions, met On Il
street corner carly i'll the evening, and II
treG-lo AL tlght WOh started. The police
scattered the crowd uud captured Smith
but atturward gave him his irceIo;n.
lE" crowd came tOgslhOr lttBr. and
chen Kelley said Smith Tets bbfrjend,"
but Smith turned away. ana ho would
soon bn back, Ha entered hi, hons,
where his wife and Chi,d weiG sitting, ana
get butcher k"ifa. With this in hand
no grabbed Kelley mud plunged the kui'e
into hi, stomach Before tho crowd cOult
interfere koley waI mn avn! sight. He
staggered u sHnrt G!stnnce and then fell
10 the ground He Llad at & . clock this
morning,
SAITH WA immediately arrested ana
II posse guarded him unit a team could
be Procured 10 4 i've him to MnuCh Chunk
jail. EHClfcmont ran high, and it was
ooiy with lhn 4rcn csS DIN. uIty a lynch
Ing was prevented.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01

X. w. Crooks, general manager OF the
Peoples line to Brandy wine Splings, wish
us to say that none OF the new cars Will
be used on the road until thoroughly in
spectpu by au agent of the builder, and
pronounced to be in fr.t cla,s working
order in every respect The citizens may
rest assured that every thing will be done
to avoid accident and render travel over
the road an safe as possible. The company
Will see that all modern appliances shall
BIO rosorted to and paiu' and expense will
not DO spared on any occasion to mako
their caro- fully equal to tho best in the
world
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
Net to Blame.

The crew Of the Phoenix ambu-
lance wish 10 state that it was no
fault Of theirs that none OF those
injured in the trolley wreck we're
taken tothe Homeopathic Hospital.
as they had orders from the doctors
on the scene to take all to the Del
aware Hospital. They were on the
scene early, and made four trips to
the Hospital and one TO the morgue,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
Young Man Murdered.

Pittsburg. May 81 Daniel
Stewart, aged % years, OF Stewart
Station, IN the Turtle Creek Valley.
was murdered tonight while he was
out walking with his sister at sun
set. A man suddenly stepped Iron
behind a clump Of bushes and fired
a charge Of buckshot at Stewart.
The top OF the latter's head was
blown oil and he died instantly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
q GALLAGHER -RICMARDa.

Miss Lizzie Gallagher, of philadel.
rhla, formerly Of this city, was mar
ried to Mr. William Richardson Phil.
adelphia, on May Goth, by DR.. G.
Buckley Barns, pastor Of Methodist
Episcopal Union church, Twentieth
and Diamond Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
TO HORSEMEN and FARMERS.

Eectrilkcs 23943. sired by Electric a.
1OS78. dam Iiidene by GRmbetta Wilkes 10y
Electrilkes IL q beautifully formed, dappie
chestnut with good disposition and plenty Of
speed. This elegantly brOd trotting horse
will make short season at Foun tain Glenn
farm, GuyencouIt, Delaware Fee $1,000
Apply to Charles Turner, Eupt,
m23 ltaWk.lSt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01

Auctionher Stidham will sell an
extra fine lot Of fresh cows and
Springers for George Bigger, near tho
Practical Farmer. ljrandywine Hundred,
next Monday afternoon. A the trolley
line pa sos uea' the farm parties from This
city will 30 abe to attend at little cost
Mr.. Bigger has sold many good cows
and this tot IS said to be ONION: the best,
Tho farmers should look ont Tor them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01

Augustus Dennis and wiio have gone to
Philadelphia to pass a few weeks with
their sen, Benjamin, who resides at No.
AIS Poplar st'e,t.
A good couk may find good place at
fair wages 1t NJ. i01 French street.
A suitable reward viii IN paid for the
clurn Of Scotch and Fox talrior dog,
rnnpd Jack, to 40, &3Jl JrI r1ou street,
which stayed away II lew days ago,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-01
club will cross
iuI club this after

The & - club will cross
bats wtn iul club this after
noon ut 81!
Chairman rUi IrIiy and Secretary
Burns OF the II, ,,ub.itan joint COMM tee
will DO at No. 90 Mug street this even
Ing to pay the inspectors. judges and
clerks OF election.
Misc Lillian Cloud Of Fairville will en-
terrain lumbar OF friends at a Temper
anco social on June 8.
The steamship Oriole cleared from port
10 day with'a cargo Of 1876, 900 gallon, Of
oil from R0uen France.