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The sun., 1901-12-09
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

hp local applications, as they cannot
roach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way 10 cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an intlamed con
dttion Of the mucous lining Of the Eusta
chian Tube. When this tube gets ipflam-
81 you have 4 rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it's entirely
closed deafness is the result. and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed for ever. nine
cases SUIT of ten are caused by catarrh,
WHICH is nothing but an inflamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that can not be cured by Halls Caturrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. ]. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, O..
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Fight For Cuban Presidency

Havana, Dec. S.-Senor Pierra Fidel
has left Havana for Washington to
present to the authorities there the
grievances Of the supporters Of Cen
eral Maso as a candidate for the pres
idency Of cuba. One Of the complaints
he will make is that the central board
OF canyassers, which is composed ex-
clusiyely of Senior Estrada Palma s
supporters. are not complying with the
law. Secretary Root will be asked
to appoint new board, with a Maso
representative, and request will he
made that new provincial boards he
appointed and that the elections be
postponed until Jan. 81 in order that
the asked for reforms may be brought
about
The sun., 1901-12-09
PREsENTED WITH LOVING cur
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Churchman Re-
membcred by Patriotic Sons.

Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughters Of
The American Revolution held its an
hml meeting at the home of Miss Sophia
NapleS, No. 1901 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
on Saturday afternoon. The following
officers We're elected for the ensuing
year:
Miss Sophia NAPLES, regent; Mrs.
Daniel 1orhitt. of Odessa, vcc regent !,
Mrs. Walter Mrlcar, recording secre.
talF; Miss Grace Baird, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Nniiam ljrein, recording
secretary; Mrs. George g. Hall, historian
hPi Mrs. $. I. Turner. chaplain.
standing committee consisting Of
Mrs. John Harvey, Mrs Edward Gipn,
Mrs. y !. Turner. Mrs. Eugene du Pont
ind Miss Anna Lea also was appointed.
Mrs Eugene du Pont was elected as
delegate @ attend the national congress
which eolirrnns III Washington in Febrg
my
\ delegation consisting If Spottswood
iiafand, Howard DcIIayen Ross, Law
rene" T. -loucs, l.. Irving Handy, Coz
eI"i John Wainwright ANA George Wolf
~ The Delaware Society. Sons Of the
-Nneriran Revolutions was present and
presented 70 the organization i loving
elp IN honor of Mrs Elizabeth Clarke
hlrehman. Stutr regent. The cup.
which y Of solid silver ANA lined with
Goll. Is Of handsome appearance and
rests on 4 pedestal Of ebony. On one
.lde i the following inscriptions:
Presented TO Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke
Chnrchnan, State Regent. -. 4. H.. hy
The Delaware Society, $. A. r.. in recoc-
nltl"n of her patriotism and nf her happy
conception Of the thonghi which suggest
Cd 10 the yice-presilcnt-e general S. a.
n. the Geoeh's Bridge Memorial erected
hS the Patriotic Societies and citizens Of
Delaware. and dedicated September 3.
1901, marking Tho SPOT where the Stars
ana Stripes were first unfurled in hattie
September 8, f777. Howard DrIaynn
Ross, president"
The sun., 1901-12-09
No New Trial Eor stortt

Boston, Dec. s.-The motion for
new trial on the ground Of newly dis
covered evidence for Luigi Storti, the
Italian convicted of the murder Of Mi
chele Calucci. has been denied by
Judges Bond and Lawton Storti, who
had been brought into court by Ward
en- Bridges Of the state prison was at
once taken back to the prison in
Charlestown, which in all probability
he will never leave again alive. His re-.
spite expires next Saturday. and his
electrocution is expected to take place
thereafter Mt the discretion Of Warden
Bridges at the state prison
The sun., 1901-12-09
STATE NEWS NOTES.

Professor Wesley Webb, secretary of
the Peninsula horticultural Society, is
busy with ihs final arrangements for the
annual meeting of that organization to be
held in Berlin. Md, on January s, 9 and
10. Orlando Harrison is president of the
society.
Professor Alexander Crawford, prin-
cipal Of the Dover High School, and Mrs.
Crawford. are entertaining their son, DR..
Charles A. Crawford of the United
States navy, and his bride, who were re-
Gently married in Boston, where DR..
Crawford is now stationed.
Miss Olive Hearn daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. Edward Hearn, of Delmar. and
William o. Brown, will be married in the
Methodist Protestant Church at Delmar.
on Wednesday, December is.
The Delaware State Grange will meet
i'll annual session in the New Century
Club rooms. Milford, tomorrow, Wednes-
day and Thursday, when members will
be present from all parts Of the State.
Leroy B. Tyndall and Miss Lille Hol.
land, daughter and Mr.. and Mrs William
II. Sammons, of Knowles. Del, vii be
married at the home of the brides par-
ents on Wednesday evening, December
18th.
\ large eagle measuring seven feet.
was shot by Amos Stayton on his farm
near Greenwood. while the bird was de.
vonring a fine turkey gobbler. The
eagle had previously carried off several
fine turkeys. Mr. Stayton is keeping the
mammoth bird as curiosity and will
have it stuffed.
Eewes has no public hall for entertain.
ments since the diScontinuance of the
6utten I4yceum, and the popular demand
may result in the town building one.
The sun., 1901-12-09
FOOTBALL HEROES
LOCKS ARE SH0RN

Last week was hair cutting time among
the football players. The gridron war
riors who could not he induced to part
with their hair during the season, within
thc past few days have submitted to the
shraring process.
The abundance Of hirsute growth that
has served 70 keep warm the hatlcSs
heal of the ''pieskin chaser" and as a
cushion ii ease the shock Of the charge
nnd the tackle is now supcrfluous The
season Of the dance and other social
functions has come and the shaggy locks
that 70 well with mui-smearcd ''togs'
are incongruous with evening dress.
Tnwittingly the barber is the football
Sanison's Deiilah The season ended, the
players crop their hair aud break train
ing M the same time. And he who has
fortgonc the seductive cigarette, the
glass Of fellowship and rich ediblcs, liv-
ing the strenuous and aScetic life Of the
athlete in training for many months.
loses his cladiatnrial strength by snc-
cumhing to the pleasures Of the cpicure.
Nnt infrcquently the loss of great
quantity Of hair causes quite change
in II football stars appearance.
The sun., 1901-12-09
President u. j. Mathew. Killed.

Philadelphia, Dee Sc. j. Math-
ews, president Of the American Dis
fl'ht Telegraph company, prominent
bunker, broker and clubman of this
'iiy, has been thrown from his horse
md instantly killed Mr.. Mathews was
returning to his country residence at
Valley Forge from tile Radnor hunt
irenkfast At Chesterhrook farm. The
hecident occurred almost directly oppo-
site The gateway leading to Mr. Math-
hWS' home. Ills neck was broken
~ the fall Mr.. Mathews came here
Friday 10 attend the hunt breakfast
given Saturday hy \. J. Cassatt, presi-
tlent Of the Pennsylvania railroad. lie
did not participate in the chase follow
Ing the breakfast but proceeded TO his
home at Valley Forge.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Saturdays Corporations.

Dover, Dec. Sat the State House
yesterday certificates Of incorporation
were filed by the United Oil Produc-
ing Company, TO acquire oil and gas
lands and develop the same. This is a
Philadelphia concern and its capital
stock is s2.50o,o0O.
The Ahilena Company. concern for
tha bottling. shipping aud selling Of ma
tural mineral waters, carbonated liquids
for beverages, and other non-intoxicants,
was chartered with a capital stock of
s25o.0oo The incorporntors are people of
Abilpna. Kansas
The sun., 1901-12-09
Olive Temple Ce,cbro,es

ollNr Temple, Ladies' Of the Golden
Easle celebrated its third anniversary
saturday evening, The following program
neiNr siv"n Music, Mrs. $. Lemon; al
irtss q welcome, Mrs. Carrie l.. Ram
hlll' ~, Seefttotl, lIefhcr kay; solo, Miss
NV llopItin<; recitation, Miss Ihlcna
ii;Adin; duct Jesus Lover Of My Sonl,.
WIS { lara t'rozier aud Miss Lulu New
nlliE address, tev. John Shape; spIcc.
tion, Miss Foft: recitation, Miss Miller,
s"ln, Miss Lulu Newman. recitation, Mr.
i;lisSell; duet, Miss Bowman and Mis-
Minis; recitation. Miss Philtna Hardin.
solo, Miss Clara crozier; selection. Hrr
bert Nay; rrcitatipn Miss Stella MILLER.
Following the presentation ot rhn prn.
gram r freShnents were served.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Arrest of Alleged bulgarian Assassin

London, Dee. S.The Vienna corre-
spondent Of The Central News announ.
ces the arrest at Sofia after violent
resistance Of man namedsHalju. who
is alleged to he the assassin of OK Pre-
mier Stambuloff. The police have been
on the lookout for Iialju ever since the
murder Of NJ. Stambuloff. but he has
only just returned TO Bulgaria. He
enptied two revolyers at his captors.
but none of the bullets took effect.
The sun., 1901-12-09
storms Cripple a Liner.

st. Johns, y. T., Dec S.-rle British
steamer Durango, Captain Anderson.
which sailed from Baltimore Nov. 30
via Hampton Roads Dec. for Rot
terdam with general cargo. has AZ.
rived here with her machinery disabled
owing 10 the vessel having encountered
the terrible storms which have ~lren
raging on tse Atlantic during the last
few days The vessels reversing gear
Is crippled. and she is unable 10 50
astern
The sun., 1901-12-09
COURT DENIED APPLICATION
Continued From First Page.


would have pecuniary interest in the
trials, and the judges constituting the
court being taxable, would also have a
pecuniary interest.
COMPLAINS OF PREJUDICE.
President Lynns affidavit declared
that there was widespread prejudice
against him, and nine atlidavits We're
filed, detailing prejudicial utteranccs
against Lynn. Lynn also desired the in
dictments quashed because they were re
turned by jury Of taxpayers Of this
county.
Attorney General Ward submitted an
affidavit denying that Lynn could not
secure u fair and impartial trial i'll this
county. He cited that the jurors had no
more pccuniary interest than they had in
any other case against the peace and
dignity of the county: that the judges
had no pecunary interest whatever, and
their Judgment would consist simply in
imposing sentence, in event OF conyic-
tion. Attorney-Gcneral Ward denied
that there wac general combination Of
citizens against President Lynn. or that
the prejudice alleged really existed
SUBMIT MANY AFFIDAyITS.
The attorney general then took up the
nine atlidavits alleging prejudice and
quoting alleged partial uttcrances, nni
showed Robert w. Currinder, Millard II.
Gregg, Lindsay S. Wilson, William Gam
Bile and John Mccoy, the deponcrts,
were appointed county office holders
through the influence Of President Lynn,
and that former Coroner A. y. Van.
deycr has pending Il bill before the Levy
Court, and that James Keenan, is II
painter, who has done work for III"
county, through awards made by Lynn
The encouragement submitted hic
batch OF afiidavits declaring that Lynn
could have a fair and impartial trial.
| Alexander b. Cooper was not prepared
q argue his motion for anashnr thr IN
dictment against Henry NJ, White. There
haA not been suggestion made IL the
Lynn case which applies 70 the grounds
for quashing the White Indictment. Mr..
Cooper and John II. Rodney will argue
the case, probably next Saturday,
The grand jury will return today but
there will be no business to be presented
20 that body and i will br brought back
next Monday.
The sun., 1901-12-09
To EnIarge NntionnI wire Plan,

New Haven, Conn, Dec. s. Plans
have been made for large extension
of the plant in Fair Haven Of the Ma
tional Wire corporation, which was de-
strsyed by fire several months ago and
which is now being rebuilt. with
property Just acquired by purchase the
corporation now owns thirty acres or
land bordering on the Quinnipiac river.
Upon this land about dozen buildings
VIII be erected, most Of them OF steel
and brick. II is expected that the new
plant VIII give employment 70 1000
hands
The sun., 1901-12-09
PHILIPPINE COMMERCE GAINS.
Large Increase of TraHc During the
Last Fiscal Year.

Lnst Fiscal Year.
Washington, Dec. S.-A comparative
statement of the commerce of the
Philippine Islands for the fiscal year
1901. prepared in the division of
insular affairs of the war department,
shows that the total value o. merchan-
disc imported during the fiscal year
1901 was S30,279 4O6 as against S20.-
SOL, ,436 for the fiscal " ar 1900. The
total value of merchandise exported
during the fiscal year 1901 was S23,-
21l,94S as against $40, ,0GS for the
fiscal year 1900. an increase Of It per
cent in the value of imports ana an In
crease of lie per cent III the value OF
exports.
The value Of imports of merchandise
from the United States was S., So, ,5Sl
IN increase of IA per cent over the
previous year.
The value Of exports of merchandise
10 the United States was S2,512,021, a
decrease of - per cent
The sun., 1901-12-09
Labor Rederstion.s procecdinr.

Scranton, Ia. Dec. .. The American
Federation of Labor is i'll session here
and has completed It's organization. and
The real work Of the convention has
begun. Tho last Of the contested seat
cases have been settled. The official
roll Of the federation shows the pres.
ence of 3l2 delegates, the largest num-
her IN the history of the organization.
During the past two days t97 resoIu-
lions We're presented for consideration
~ the convention, and all Of them
We're referred to committees. The com
mittees have held extra sessions be-
cause of the enormous amount of bust
ness 10 be transactel.
The sun., 1901-12-09
DR.. \. II. Henry. appo,ntment.

Albany. y. y. Dee. S. Governor
0deli has announced that he will APP
point pr Nelson II. Henry adjutant
general to succeed the late General
Hoffman. The appointment Will be
nade in january. No appointment
made by the governor is 80 generally
praised. as DR.. Henry has been identi.
fed with the national guard for many
years. He is a member of Governor
odell's staff and is very popular ln mil
itary circles. He served in the war
with Spain us assistant surgeon gen
rrnl
The sun., 1901-12-09
GRIDIRoN CLUB DINNER.
Washington Correspondents Give q
Merry Bur1esGae of Public Men.


Washington, Dec. S.-The Gridirou
club, composed of forty Washington
correspondents, scored another notable
success on the occasion of the Decem-
ber dinner. About $50 guests assem-
bled at the Arlington hotel, which was
beautifully decorated for~the occasion.
AS usual the entertaining &nt consisted
Of burlesques and satjrcs upon public
events and things, anH numerous pub
lie men and prominent guests were
treated to the usual course of grid
iron broiling," which is always of q
good natured kind.
Mr.. Arthur W. Dunn, the president
of the club, at the beginning of the
dinner announced that serious affairs
of the world would be reserved for
other times or treated in lighter vein,
and this was the keynote of the sub
sequent proceedings.
The features began with a menu
which was a New Alice In Wonder
land" The arrival of the "collier Mer-
riment' (Merrimac) with a supply of
champagne to fill the bunlers Of the
diners was a laughable skit.
The sun., 1901-12-09
oyster schooner Wrecked.

The oyster schooner Baltimore, while
crossing the delaware bay between Ma
hons Lighthouse ANA Maurice Cove. 81
u. On saturday, WAS wrecked. Three
If the crew, John Morris, William
Sic, We're seriously injured when both
maSts a The vessel We're torn away hy
lha >quaIl which struck the boat.
The distress If the crew WAS seen by Il
nassiug boat, which rendered ad and
took the men 70 I'll" lighthouse, where
they are now hcng cared for.
The sun., 1901-12-09
captain Gooarieb Tr.,.fcrr.,

Washington, Dec. $. Captain G. #.
''ooelrich has been detached from duty
n captain Of the League Island navy
Nald and ordered 70 the command Of
lhr receiving ship Richmond At Phlla
dephia Lieutenant Colonel Nalery
Inward, deputy surgeon general, has
hean relieved from further duty as
cl'tef surgeon of he department of
Gul,a aud ordered t. Fort Monroe. pa..
far duty. The resignation of First
Lieutenant Frank \. .lcrnigan, Philip
plhe scouts has been accepted.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
Issue Clerical Orders for tn9o

Tile PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
iaNunces thar clerical orders viii be
isstltd for the year 1902 10 ordained
el"i=ym"n having regular charge Of
ehnrch1s located OH or near the line of its
5al
Application blanks may he obtained
Il ticket agtnts. and same should reach
hc t'eneral Office by December q, 50
httt orders may be mailed December 81
rl"rEs mon entitled 70 receive them.
t'rarrs viii be issued only on individual
pplieation Il cl"rsymen when made on
aaks furnished By the Company and
.riitittl {" ~ one of its agents
The sun., 1901-12-09
Two M.n KiIIcd ~ co,,i.,o

Charleston, W W., Dee $. i head
M collision between heavily loaded
freight trains on thu chesapeake and
Ohio railroad resulted in the death Of
GWo men, Fireman Mcadrr Of tile west
bound train and an unknown tramp,
y brakeman O The same train was Fl.
tally burned and sealdcd Engineer
smith Was cut and bruised
The sun., 1901-12-09
lNarsaw Reeret. Anti-Gcrmnn Rint.

Berlin, Dec. 8. The governor rem
eral of Warsaw and other authorities
have officially expressed regret to the
German consul general for the recent
attacks by students upon the con
sulate and have promised to replace
the German coat Of arms with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies. Criminal proceed
ings have been instituted against the
persons who took part in the demon
stratiOn,
The sun., 1901-12-09
INVITED TO Doy ER SHOOT.
Wawaset Gun Club Asked to Partici-
pate in Kent County Match.

The Wawasct Gun Club has received Il
letter from the Dover Gun club an
nnnrinr that 4 biz shoot will take place
at Dover, under thr auspices Of the club
there neNt Friday aud inviting the vii
mington marksnen 70 participate, aud il
Is quit" likely that I large delegation
from the local chtb will BE- on hand. 4
good program of events is bring ar
Some Wilmington gunncrs viii 80 ID
oxford, Pa., next Thursday to partici-
pate in il shoot there
The sun., 1901-12-09
West End VS.. Lenox a, G,

At the West End Reading Room on
Friday night the basketball tealn repro
Senting that institution will play the
Lcnux 4. {, team Of Philadelphia This
Is very strong team and M doubt il
will be an interesting game. The West
End second and third teams would Ek6
u hear from any second N third team i'll
hp Stntn
The sun., 1901-12-09
What willie Want.

lhe sun has received the following Ia
W. addressed 10 Santa klaus
p"hf SANITY am a little hoy year.
,ald would like to have !; trurt .
hose carrise fire patronl aud ten nin,
am some candy and nuts for rnch q
my brothers That is aIl.
Willie Mckinney,
So good bye.
Dear SnIttv
The sun., 1901-12-09
MnNcn,ents N Mnr.l,in.

Washington. Dec s, lmn navy de-
naltment has received cahlegrams an
rnnncing the departure Of Rear Admit
ral RemeS ahoard his flagship. the
brooklyn, from Yokohama tor Kobe.
lapan, and the arrival Of Roar tdlni-
tal Cromwell aboard His lla-slp. the
Chicago. ut Genoa Italy.
The sun., 1901-12-09
western Harvard clubs con.enc.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec, $ ATols Than
4 hundred graduates Of Harvard col.
lege gathered III milwaukee, 10 attend
til" fifth annual meeting Of the hssoci.
atcd Harvard Clubs Of the West. Dele.
gates We're present from ST. Paul Min
neapolis. St Louis, Chicago. timcin-
nati, Louisville and Indianapolis.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Broke >.ck by ran From Horse.

Philadelphia, Doc s, +. ]. Mat
thews, president Of the American Dis.
tiirt Telegraph company aud a promi
nent broker, fell from his horse while
riding near his home at Valley Forge
and broke his neck, dying almost in
stantly
The sun., 1901-12-09
Iceh.rss ,iong steamer rr,.K.

St. Johns, y. n, Doe s Tie british
steamer Sidra. Captain Atkinson. from
lialnburg for New York, which put iii
here reported seven large icehergs off
III" coast along tile transatlantic track.
These are Very dangerous to vessels
plying TO American ports,
The sun., 1901-12-09
Pope Leo snnhr Edward VII.

Rome, Dec 5. The Fanfula saws
the pope Will not send delegation Ia
attend the coronation ceremonies al
King Edward VII, ms his holiness was
not notified Of the kings accession to
the throne.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Newark Bo..b,u .ssoo,..,

New York, Dee. S.--Thc Newark
Baseball association with 4 capital Of
Slo,otD has been Incorporated at New
ark, y. ], Walter W. Burnham Of
Portland, Me-, will manage the club,
which has secured il franchise in the
Eastern league.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Pension Granted.

Colonel John Wainwright Of Wiln,ng
ton Del, has secured a pension g,
letter Ovcrdcer, Go. G, 165th prnn.,l
vania Volunteers, of Sc a month frnn.
) une Il, 1s01. He resides at IA "a,
Ninth street, this city. '.as'
The sun., 1901-12-09
Receiver FOR OH COMPANY.

Upper Sandusky, o., Dec. S.--Judge
Young has appointed Amos Bxby re.
reiver Of the Retsof Oil company. The
company Is composed Of Judge Small.
ley Of Upper SandtlSky and A. Miller,
NJ. 4. Smalley, y. T. Wade and +. L.
Brady Of Toledo.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Twenty Lashes for"Buck." !"

About twenty-tiS" persons saw "Euck"
.nnivham whipped with twenty iashes
Wy Warden MnServr 1t the wnrI,hnnse
saturday afternoon Iumngham tli,l
8nl appear . mind the punishment. He
was the only prisoner 10 he whipped.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Anostolic DeIegnle nd Mn.hina,nn

Rome. Dee. :. The Journal de Roma
publishes the announcement that Mgr
Scalabrini, archbishop Of Placenza.
who recently returned from visit to
the United States, will be appointed
apostolic delegate at Washington.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Ersnk GonId and Mic In nermnau

Hamilton, Bermuda, bee. ). Frank
]. Gould and his bride have arrived
aero from New York by the British
steamer Pretoria, They are travelling
incognito and have engaged a suit of
rooms II the Hamilton hotel.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Odd Fellows Reception.

I'll" building rommitte. Of thu Grand
t.liird Order of Odd Fellows wil hold
4 third concert anil reception Ill Turn
llall Thursday evening, pecemh4 i.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Agninst opem sun.Iny snIoon..

Syracuse, y. y, Dee y Howard Fl.
Russell national president Of the Anti
saloon league announces that tile
league Will establish headquarters Mt
Albany Jan. ! to fight every effort for
npen Sunday saloons.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Seize Notes OF pefunct Jersey Bnnk.

Chicago, Dec, 5. Worthless notes Of
the defunct State Bank of New Bruins.
wick, =. j., representing il fncc value
Of over $4,000 We're seized ly secret
service agents Of the government in Il
raid on the office of stevens & Co. 80
Dearborn street
The sun., 1901-12-09
windy city big live stock show.

'""' N''' hiT i'Nt 'ioFN Shhw.
Chicago, DSc. $. It is estimated that
100000 persons visited the lnternation-
al Live Stock exposition. which has
closed here. Pupils Of the public
schools We're given free admission to
the grounds, and nearly every school
of t+~ city was represented among the
thousands of spectators.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Mnrderer. lndltrerent fa sentence.

Sioux City, Ia, Dec. S.The Green
vile bank robbers. Louis Brooks and
Albert Phillips, found guilty of muir
der, have been sentenced 10 hang Dec.
Is, 1902, at Storm Lake. La. The men
appeared indifferent regarding their
fate
The sun., 1901-12-09
Camden yaccine,s ninth victim.

Camden, y. J., Dec. s Bessie Roose-
Welt seven years old. who was stricken
with tetanus last Monday following
vaccination, is dead. Nine children
have died here Of lockjsw after having
been yaccinated.
The sun., 1901-12-09
q. u. Robcrts. ~. sur. ~ nnlce.

Washington, Dee $ After 4 confer
ence between the president and Post
master General Smith 1t was ann0nnc-
ed officially that George H. Ralrrts.
1r., will be appointed postmaster in
brooklyn.