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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
"Iolanthe" Monday Night.

"Iolanthe" will be repeated on Monday
night at Maguire's theater with more
elaborate settings and the same cast,
except that Wilson Williams will
take the part Of Lord Tolloller on very
short notice. Last Tuesday night society
was out in force and the opera drew one
of the largest audiences that has attend
ed local performance. Monday night
the opera will be produced more complete
in every detail, and a well-balanced pro.
duction may be looked for.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
CONCENTRATOR FIRE
EAST HELENA PLANT BURNED TO
THE GROUND.
RUINED IN A HALF HOUR
Fire Started by a Burning Fuse at an
Early Hour This Morning
Loss $3.50, ,OLo, Insurance
$4,000.
(Special to Inter Mountain

Helena, Nov. 30.-The Peck concentra-
tor near East Helena burned to the
ground this morning. Loss, $150,0o0; in
surance, $4,000.
The fire was started by the burning out
of a fuse and the entire structure. in
GLIDING the assay office. was in ruins in
less than 80 minutes. The pumps We're
on the inside of the structure and moth
ing could be done to save the building.
The fire was discovered at 1889 a. M.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
Aged Entomologist Dead.
(By Associated Press.)

Reading, Pa. Nov. 30.-Dr. Hermann
Strecker 4 sculptor and entomologist of
world wide fame. died here today. aged
g. years. He was 30 years in gathering
his superb collection Of butterflies, which
contains 100000 specimens. the largest col
lection in America, and upon which he
expended $4,000.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
INDIANS IN COUNCIL.
Big Schemes Put Through Real Es-
tate Deal and Change Meeting Place.
(By Associated Pres

(By ASsOc1ated Press.J
Okmulgee, I. r., Nov. 30.-A joint res
olution passed the Creek National coun-
Gil yesterday instructing the principal
chief to issue the deeds to the Creek cit
izens from Okmulgee.
Some years ago the executive office of
the Creek nation followed the residence
of the chief to Muscogee and most of the
executive business was transacted from
Muscogee.
BY this action of the national council
the national capital will be returned to
Okmulgee.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
Marcus Daily Memorial Association.

The DAILY monument fund is reaching
handsome proportions, showing that the
people of Butte are nothing if not gen.
erous. On Monday the Inter Mountain
will begin the publication of the list of
all subscribers Today Is published
summary of subscriptions so far made
among the miners, which are as follows:
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
SHIP IS MISSING.
It Is Feared That American Ship Roam
oke Is Beneath the Waves.
<Dxy AccoofotoH DroccN

San Francisco, Nov. 30.-There are in
dications of renewed anxiety concerning
the American ship Roanoke. en- route
from Norfolk, Va, with a cargo of coal
for this port and now out III days.
Reinsurance, which had dropped from
25 per cent to Is per cent. when news
was received that the vessel had been
spoken September Is. in the South Pacific,
has been advanced to 20 per cent.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
Played With Matches and Died.
(Ry Associated Press.)

Philadelphia, Nov. s0.-Nellie Kelley.
aged years and her 1o-months'-old Sis
ter, ETA, were burned to death as the re-
suit of playing with matches and Mrs.
James Kelley, the mother. was severely
burned while endeavorinS to save them.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
Went Broke on Contracts.
(By Associated Press.)

Akron, Ohio, Nov. 30.-A. T. Paige, ex.
city commissioner and one Of Akron's
most prominent citizens, filed petition
in bankruptcy today with $601, 1853 liabili-
ties, and practically no assets. The in
debtedness was incurred almost wholly
in connection with New York Aqeduct
contracts.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
ROW OVER BORROWED BOOK.
Murder Grew Out of a Breach Between
Life Long Friends.
(By Associa ted Pres.

(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Nov. 30.-George Johnson shot
and killed Robert hewitt, lifelong
friend, last night.
Mrs. johnson is authority for the states.
nient that the shooting came on the heels
of quarrel over a book borrowed from
Johnson by hewitt, but the police found
In Newitt's pocket photograph of Mrs.
Johnson giving rise to the theory that
jealousy might have been the underlying
cause of the quarrel.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30

ter of Lord Delamere, being granted q
dissolution of her marriage with Mr..
Algemon Burnaby on grounds of his de-
sertiOn and his living with Lady Sophie
Scott, wife of Sir Samuel Scott an1
daughter of Lord Cadogan, vice-roy OF
Ireland.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
OHIO SOCIETY ELECTS.
Buckeyes in Gotham Choose Officers of
Their State Organization.

(By Associated PreSS.J
New York, Nov. 30.-The meeting of
the Ohio society was held in this city
last night. The officials were elected as
follows:
President, Colonel Holgate; vice pres
idents, T. H. Wheeler, A. ]. c. Foy,
David H. Bates, T. E. Wing and War
rem Higley; secretary, H. A. Hagar;
treasurer Samuel H. Parsons.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
Saturday Hanging.
(By Associated Press.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 30.-Edward Rice
was hanged in the penitentiary at S:15
this morning for the murder Of Matt
Mailley at Wallace. Idaho. September 4.
1900 His neck was broken. Rice went
to his death without showing any signs
of fear.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
JAMES HALE BIRD DEAD.
Leading Figure in New York Mercan-
tile Registry Business Dies.

(By Associated Press.)
New York, Nov. 30-James Hale Bird
is dead at his home in Brooklyn. He
was born near Proctorsville, VT, in the
early 3Os.
While still a child his family removed
to Michigan. He entered the University
of Michigan and was graduated. After
leaving college he came to New York
and became one of the organizers of the
Mercantile Registry business.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
SCHOOL APPARATUS COMBINE.

Brother or SENATOR Henry 1eI1er Aeaus
Movement to Form the Pool.
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Nov. 30-A combination OF
number of the most important school ap.
raratus dealers of the country has been
effected. it is said, by the American SYM
dicate corporation.
James H. Teller of this city, brother
of United States Senator Teller of Colo.
RADIO Is mentioned as the leader of the
movement.
The community Of interests idea-the
cooperative principle rather than trust
agreement, is said to be the basis Of the
organization which 1t Is understood aims
at the control of the entire school ap-
raratus business.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30

circuit court and is still pending there.
They say that temporary restraining
order and an order to show cause in the
suit brought in July are sti.i to be set
tied in the federal court, the order to
show cause being set for hearing on De-
camnar %
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
Lively Divorce Scandal.
(By Associated Press.l

London. Nov. 3o.-A sensational divorce
suit which excites society has just been
decided. the Hon. SybiM Burnaby, daugh-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
STAY Argued For.

In view of the July suit covering the
same matter as this, the defendants say
that this suit ought to be stayed until
the United States supreme court deter
mines the July suit.
Wherefore, the defendants ask to be
dismissed, with their costs and disburse-
ments. Forbis & Evans and Judge De
Witt represent the answering defendants.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30
PROGRAM OF EtKS.
FULL CAR DIOR LODGES MEMOIR
IAL SERVICES HERE.
c. F. KELLEY WILL BE ORATOR
Daniel Frawley Is to Speak and Musi-
cal Numbers Are Creditable-Meet-
ing Takes Place Tomorrow
Afternoon.
x X X Il X X X X x X X X X X X
Deceased members of the Elks'
lodge for whom the services will
be held are:
j. M. ANDREWS.
JULIUS REINHART.
H. A. NIEDENHOFEN. la
J. e. VAN GUNDY. :;
JOHN r. M'GARRY. IN
s. ]. REYNOLDS. MA
+. x. GARD. "A

x ***x* X X *xx* X **** i
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
EUCHRE PARTY AT BRENEORD.
a"u "rS' Manfred Lower Entertained a
Large Number of Friends at the Residence
OF Ephriam Lower Last Evening

MIR, and Mrs. Manfred Lower of
brenford gave a delightful "Eucbra
rarity last evening which was made
one OF the pleasant events of Christ
mas Holidays. The entertainment was
almost entirely devoted to Progress
slVe Euchre." There were between
forty and fifty guest present from
smyrna, Dover and vicinities who en-
tered into the contest. Prizes were
awarded as follows: Ladies First Miss
Ella Jones, Dover; Ladies Second
Miss Margaret Fell, Smyrna; Gentle
mans First, Mr.. John S. Aptbonv
Smyrna, Gentleman's Second Mr.
Chauncey Turner, Dover. Music and
dancing followed the game of cards
Those present from Smvrna were
Miss Mary Anthony Miss Margaret
Fell, Miss Hilda Wells and her PbiIa-
delphia guest Mrs. Mary Paxton Mr.
John S. Anthony, G. Davis Brown
and Benton n. Weldon.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Spicer, Near Town Fin.
tertain Large Number of Friends

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Spicer near town
celebrated on Friday last the TWENTY
nIth anniversary of their welded life
The occasion was made the onnortr
nifty for haying around them dur;ng +bo
day large circle of their relatives ond
diaenus' dnos Inc house was beautifully
ueoorated with holly and mistletoe and
'ne table was ladened with a great va
rlety OF good things. There were ovor
seventy-tve present in the evening
VINO Joined in making the occasion y
nappy one for the ''bride and groom y
Dlnner was most sumptuously served
from nine o'clock until twelve Mr.
ana MRS. Spicer were presented with a
Morris chair, a silver coffee
pot and silver pitcher, besides manv
other gifts. "S
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
CENTURY DANCE AT OPERA HOUSE
Young Men of Smyrna Celebrate the Advent
OF the New York Century Monday Even.
ing with Delightful Darce.

one OF the delightful social event of
'he christmas Holidays was the dance
gwen on Monday evening, New Years
Eve, to celebrate the advent of the New
Century 1t was informally piven and
was lndulged in mainly by the vounp
people OF our town. Watkins Ocbes-
IRA including Joseph Marinella tbo
Philadelphia Harpist gave excellent
music and Caterer Geo. M. Stevenson
furnished a wholesome repast of coffae
and sandwiches An Impressive mart
OF the evening while the old year ond
century was dying out and the new
year and century was being usbered
In was the striking up by the orches-
IRA dreamy waltz to the familiar tune
OF "Auld Lang Syne."
those seen dancing were: Miss
Nan b. Young, Mr.. Russell Youno
MISS Florence Wells Mr.. George Den.
ney and Mr.. Reuben Denney, Phila-
aelphla; Mr.. and Mrs. Manfred Lower
MISS Reba Davis and Mr.. Lee Sprinos
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
lschudy, Miss Florence Foster. Miss
tba Wilds, Miss Edith Swinnev. Miss
Gertrude Smith, Miss Helen Waters
MISS Hettie Richards, Miss Fannie
ones, Miss Hilda Wells, Miss Nina
wells Miss Florence HAZEL, Miss
1thel Cooper, Miss Alice Spruance
MSS Beth Denney, Miss Nettie
,schudy' Miss Mary Anthony, Miss
lelen Collins; Messrs. c. B. Raymond
& u. Hoflecker, Jr., Hirons Denpev
: d. LeFevre, Cummins Speakman
onn anthony, Homer Lewis, Stew
rd Wllds, A. Lee Clifton, G. Davis
'rown' Howard Jones. Price Jacobs.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
DEATH OF ROBERT MAILER.
"fO'ner OfWilIiam Mailer Near Town, Passes
Away 10 His 6Sth Year.

robert Mailer, brother of William
Nailer' died on the s5th ult., at the
residence of his son, George Mailer
at Tailor's Corner, and was buried in
the cemetery at Union Church, where
ne nad been from early life faithful
member. He was 6s years old. leaving
Two sons and four daughters. The
II. iast two years he had been severely af-
nicted with dropsy. He served in
both the 9th and 9th Delaware Reg;-
ments IN the Civil War. His death
leaves VIM. Mailer the only surviving
member OF the family on either the
Father or mothers side.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
WATCH NIGHT MEETING.
Services Held at the Departure of the Old
Year and Century.

watch night meetings were held
Monday night between 1O.3 30 and 70
oclock at St. Peters and Asburv
churches ana at Jerman Chapel. The
OBJECT of these meetings is to reva;w
Unelr individual lives in the past and
make resolves for the new year. bless
the past for the opportunities afforded
ana welcome the new for the BLESSINGS
IL mas IN store for those who lives life
OF 1alth. They were well attended and
enjoyed by those in having with the
OBJECTS OF the yearly meeting. The
Delis were tolled for the last two or
three minutes of the dying wear and
at the striking of the hour of twelve
they rang a joyous welcome to the
coming IN of the new year and CEN
tury
II was happy thought of the Tive
ntleth Centlry Club to give a roval
welcome to the incoming Century.
ms was done by lighting up their
dwellings, an hour or two before the
closing of the 18th century the new
coming IN under an illumination.
Ihey were joined in this by other cit.
zens. The 18th improved our bless
ngs on every hand and no one de-
'recates the incoming of the Goth
century.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
AN EVENING AT WHIST.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Allen johnson Entertained -.
Company of Friends on Thursday Eveuiuo

DIR. and Mrs. J. Allen johnson on.
tertalned few friends on Thursday
evening at their home on west MI Yer
non street. The pastime was "Pro-
gresslve Whist, " in which contest Mrs
D. Harvey Speakman won ladies',
prize; Mr.. j. Harvey Speakman. gen.
tleman's; and Mrs. Harry G. Tscbudv
ana Clarence B. Raymond divided
honors for the consolation prizes "
Those present were. Mrs. G. V
Jaquith, indianapolis, Ind, Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. PostIes; Mr.. and Ms
Eugene Davis, Mr.. and Mrs WR
Megear, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey
Speakman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q
Ischudy, Miss Nettie Tschudv Miss
Mary Antho ony, Miss Margaret Fell
Mr.. John LeFevre, Mr.. Benton N
Weldon and Mr.. Clarence B. Raw.
mond.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
CHRISTMAS AT JERMAN CHAPEL.
sunday School Children Given a Treat on We'd.
nesday Evening Program Rendered.

Jerman Chapel Sunday School held
Christmas Treat at the Chanel op
Wednesday evening last that proved
one OF the most enjoyable ever given
there. The Chapel was crowded to
doors, and the decorations consisted
OF a beautiful decorated tree. besides
other embellishments which filed the
room with the spirit of Christmastide
A testal program was rendered on.
Titled "Bethlehem's Herald" assisted
oy yAsbury Church Orchestra. Superin-
tendent William FAIRIES of the school
presided and for an hour or more Christ
mas carols and sengs were heartily
lndulged in during which Miss Fannie
tt rendered solo, "Heralds of
the King" Miss Ida Reed recitation.
Gifts for Jesus; a dialogue: ''The
messages" was rendered by four lit
tie girls; Miss Elsie Shelton gave a
recitation followed by a concert exer-
else: "Herald Star" by three little
boys; Irving Brinton recited ''When
1t Seems Like Christmas" and Miss
Elllle Palmer rendered a reading:
"Bethlem's Star" A liberal treat of
candy, books, &C., followed much to
the enjoyment of all present.
Jerman Chapel Sunday School, under
the leadership of Superintendent Will !
liam FAIRIES, is enjoying a health
growth. The membership during the
past eighteen months has increased
from 81 members to about II members.
a good interest has been awakened
Ooth under Pastor Hardesty and Sup
FAIRIES, and the future of
the Chapel is bright and encouraging.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE
EFFECTS ORGANIZATION
REPUBLICANS HAVE CONTROL OF ROTH
BRANCHES OF THE ASSEMBLY
a,'nOny movement Effectively Worked by the
Two Republican Factions Dividing the OF.
hCes' the Regulars" Having Choice

The Delaware Legislature mot ord
organized yesterday, with the Renub.
means IN control of the Offices in botb
houses. There was fear of this NOT
"lthstanding the Republicans had .
small majority in both branches ba-
cause OF the attitude of the Regulars"
OF dupont faction to Mr.. Addicks in
relatlon to the SenatorshIp. the fear
Delng that they would unite with the
democrats to effect an organization
Inc Union Republicans offered the
hegulars the choice of either Housa
in organization and by vote of to :
they agreed to accept it, and chose the
senate This was long ways in the
direction of harmony" and the T,oo-
lslature III the control of the RaDnhIi
cans. Senator Kenney had telegrapbed
10 Philadelphia Times that this couId
not be done. The contest will he how
ever, IN the vote for U. S. Senators ~,
the 18th, the day of the Inauguration
when the Republicans expect to CHOSE
both Senators.
The organization and election of &c
heers on Tuesday was as follows.
mouse of Representatives es.-Speaker
James V. McCommons, 'Union " Of
wyoming, Clerk-John w. DAYTON
Regular" of Marshalton. Readinr
W. Greene, "Union y Of
Sergeant at Arms-Josbna
;. Spanish, "Un1on," of Snssex
Chaplain-Rev. Frederick S. Spencer
o1 Dover Page-Rollin johnson Of
Kent u
oenate.-President pro tenn Hon.
cry A, Ellison Regular" of MI Ploo.
SAINT Secretary = Henry E. Cain
'Onlon," of Dover. Reading CIort
.kobert J. Mears, Regular" Of
Milford Enrolling Clerk-W Scott
ernon of Wilmington.
Ihe President pro tenn Mr.. Ellison
vas directed to appoint the committees
I the Senate Mr. Knox pres ented the
entlon OF Howard D. Ross of Will I
ilngton who is contesting the seat Of I
lr. McNulty of Wilmington. Tn tho $
Iouse the Republican caucus slate 0
as put through without ripple. Tho s
lessage of Governor TunneIl was rro Il
'nteu ana both Houses adjourned until Il
riday. - : Vi g
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
GOVERNOR HUNN'S INAUGURATION
VIII lake Place at Dover on January 18th
First Day of Senator Contest.

The Inauguration of Governor elect
HUM will take place on January 18th.
ana the Legislature will be present at
the event. On the same date the io;nt
assembly will cast its vote for United
States Senator. If senator's are elected
at once the Legislature will remain in
session only from Monday until Fri
day OF each week, but if there is q
deadlock meetings will also be held on
Saturday, as the law provides that hal
lots for senator shall be taken each dav
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
UNIQUE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
handsomely Worked Quilt Made BY Mrs. lane
A. Pitman to DR.. and Mrs. Lambdiu

among the numerous Christmas
presents exchanged last week betwaon
friends, the most unique in the particn-
lar OF age at least, was that of q nicoIu
stitched quilt presented by Mrs. Jane
A. Pltman, to her brother, Dr. It 7
Lam bdln and wife. Every stitch in II
has been put there by Mrs. Pitman
since she had passed her sOth wear
IL takes good many stitches to make
bed quilt, and this is pronounced bv
Judges to be a nice piece of wort
1t is valuable souvenir
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
NEW YEAR MASQUERADE PARTY.
DelishtfuI Evening Spent at the Home Of
Mr.. Gilbert FAIRIES Monday EVENING


a delightful Masquerade Party was
given at the home of Mr.. Gilbert For
les on Monday evening, New Yaar,o
EVe' IN honor of the Misses Hattie and
May Stubbs of Philadelphia. The
gentlemen met at the home of Mr.
Charles j. Sudler, and the ladies ~
@ tne residence of Miss Mary LIE eFevre
"nen all had been disguised in cos
fumes OF various styles, they repaired
10 the home of Mr.. FAIRIES on Sontb
street, to make merry the close of III.
Old year. The masquerade was in f.
self an enjoyable feature, but aside
from this some excellent entertain
ment was afforded in a game of sePro-
gresslve Novelty" at which Miss
bertha Smithers carried off the bonors
Inls was followed by game of ssFa.
miilar Quotations" at which Mr. Wal
ter Hynson proved himself an adan+
refreshments were served during tho
evening. '"0
Ihose present were the Misses Hat.
tie and May Stubbs, Miss Rertho
omlthers, Miss Lida Lord. Miss NoI-
he FAIRIES, Miss Arie Hvnsop. Miss
Mary LeFevre; Messrs. Walter Hvn.
son, Frank Hynson, Charles J. Sudier
J. Benjamin Krusen, George d. Tav'
or, and Gilbert s. FAIRIES.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
SECRET ORDERS ELECT OFFICERS
Nn'gn'S OF the Golden Eagle and American
Mechanics Re'Organize.

Monday night, Union Castle. No =
~ q. E., one of the strongest castle
IN hent county, elected the FOLLOWING
omcers for the ensuing term. n n
Jonn lnman; V. c., John B. Farrell
H. r. Joseph Walraven; G. of Fx
>. Frank Webb; K. of Ex.. John w
tucker; NJ. of R., Benz. F. Mattiford.
.. H. Harry E. Palmer; V. H., NJ F
arcner; Trustee, Joseph Walraven.
representative to Grand Lodge, Geo
NJ. Rose. "oo'
The following officers of Stars and
Stripes Council, No. 96, Jr. O. IA
M'' nave been elected for the ensnino
Term; T., W. W. HynsOn; V. G.. Harry
collins; R. s., Geo. H. Dick: A r
D. William Fries; F. s., Geo. NJ Ste.
venson; T., E. NJ. Fowler; Con. 7
H. Collins; W., j. Leinberger. 6
Geo 5. Collins; o. S., Fonse Shines
II Inc installation will take place newt
Thursday evening.
Charles E. Wood. grand recordou
Unarles b. Prettyman, Charles NJ
Murch, and Harry A. Lawton. finance
af the Grand Lodge of the
A. .. .. W, will visit Mizpab Todao
no. 10 OF this town on Monday even |
ing January the eth. A fnll attendoroo
$ desired as Grand Recorder Wood
viii have something to say on the cIas
sltied assessment matter.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
| ARTY AT MISS IRMA LEWIS.
uiVen by the Young Ladies of the q. S. K
to the Young Men of the T. ILL., CIub

ENotSS VI VI. =. IN.
to the Young Men of the T. j.. Club.
The youg ladies of the G. S. K. Cluh
rendered reception to the the vouno
men of the I. J. 1. Club at the home
OF Miss Irma Lewis on Thursday even
ing, which was the occasion for wboIa-
some pastime and pleasure. Games
were lndulged in freely after which re-
treshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Daisy
Sutton, Nettie Bitter, Julia Weldon
May York, Lillian Speakman, Eva
Foxwell, Mary Hazell, Gertrude Bell
Amalla Contero, Pauline Poffenberger
Irma Lewis, Edith Start, Vertie Iaf-
terty, Dover; Messrs. Donald Cloak
Oswald Denney, Edward Beck. En-.
gene Curry. Homer Hudson, Ralpb
Jefferson, Baynard Fowler, Clifton
Turner, DeCliford Poffenberger Jack-
son Reynolds, Oscar Carpenter. Harrr
Carpenter, Offley Winford, William
Jarvis, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
ECHO MEETING NATIONAL
W c, 7, u. CONVENTION
WILL BE GIVEN AT ASBURY NJ. E. CHURCH
TOMORROW EVENING.
Home Talent Will Unite in TeIIiu0 I,c;dou,.
Of the Recent Convention at Wash.
IngtOn, in December Last

The Woman's Christian Temnor
ance Union Withhold an ''Ecbo Meet
ing OF the recent National w. CT II
convention held at WASHINGTON 90
Asbury NJ. E. Church. to-morro =,
evening at 7.3O o'clock, The program
arranged Is a most interesting one and
a good attendance should greet the av.
ercises. There will be no charge for
admission, but collection will bo
taken. 'o
Following is the program to he rom
cered IN full: Congree ationaI HYMN
UlVe to the Winds thy Fears" Scrip-
lure Heading, Crusade Psalm. 14G.
rayer' Rev G. A. Hill; Anthem. Uni.
tea Chorus; Reading, "a Noble Iaoo
cy' Miss Leila SewelI, of Boston.
Music Solo, ''Victory," L. NJ. Price.
Mrs. Clinton Smiths Address of VOL
come' given by Miss Margaret Rob.
lnson; Extracts from Mrs. T. Nh
stevens Annual Address. given Inv
Miss Beckett; Music, duet. Miss Cor
row and Miss LeFevre; "Miss Mosb-
II address, given by Miss Smith
srS; Miss Belle Kearney's Address !,
gwen by Miss Anna HAZEL; Demon
,tfatlon OF Loyal Temperance Legion
work; Mrs. Helen G. Rices's renort,,
wen oy Miss Elizabeth Smithers;
Music, Cornet Solo, W. G. Anthony.
)oxology; Benediction.
Smyrna times., 1901-01-02
PRESIDENT BURGESS RESIGNS.
VIII However Look After Shirt Factories In
Smyrna, MiddetOwn and Dover.

Mr.. F. H. Burgess has resigned as
president of the Delaware Shirt Com
pany, Chester, Pa. He will hold stock
ana remain as director in said COM
pany' but will give his personal at
'entlon to the Middletown, Smyrna,
and Dover, Delaware, and Centreville.
MAryiand' factories. making his head
quarters at Middletown. as formerly
under style of Middletown Manufsc-
turing Company