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The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
New Castle PresDytery.

The New Castle Presbyterv
which is meeting in Eaat Lake
Presbyterian Church was opened
this morning with the devotional
exercises. conducted by the Rev.
Il. Robinson. DR.. Fraser, pres-
dent OF the New Windsor College
was granted the floor and talked
on the college.
The Rev. R. A. Robinson present
eda letter ofdismissal from the Nor
folk Presbytery and was received in
to the New Castle Presbytery. A
call was extended to Mr.. Robinson
from Manoken church which he ac-
cepted. Mr.. Robinson and his Elders
were appointed committee to ar
range for the installation which
will take place April 25th.
The Rev. Il. a. McCurdy, moved
that committee Of tive be appoint.
ed to revise the standing rules of the
preSbytery, aud make such changes
as IN their Judgement shall increase
the efficiency of the prcsbyterv, in
transactng its business. The follow
ing committee was appointed for
that purpose by the moderator: The
Rev. T. A. NcCurdy, J. X. Miligan,
John NJ. E!moy.e and Elders John A.
Nicholson and '. S. Purken.
The nomination Of candidates for
Commissioners to the General Assem-.
bly, resulted in the following being
nominated: Ministers -Revs. Il. A,
McCT:dY, David Shaw, s. l.. Es,lin;
Elders-George Black, John e. Con.
nor, John A Nicholson and N. S.
lrlckclt. The election was deferred
unt!l this afternoon. The General
Assembly meets next month in the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York. Two ministers and two
elders from each rreSbytcry, attend
tn c Assembly as Commissioners.
The report Of various committees
were made. There was some discus.
sion over the report of the Eyaurc.
IISlic as the committee asked to bc
discharged.
Some Of those present thought that
the committee Should be continued
while others favored it being dis.
CHARGED. \ number Of the ministers
Stated that they thought more effect
i've work could he done by the pastors
III the PrcSbytcry than by tmycl;ny
eVangcIiSts. The committee was dis.
charged.
On motion the Presbytery loaned
L!smere church $13 until next fall.
There wGs discuss sion on uniting
White Clay Creek and Christiana
Churches. Adjournment was made
az - 50 O'Clock until ,, 80 o'clock
this afternoon.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
CnrNNrll TO L'nImn.

CENTRAL VALLEY. y. Y, April 1G.
Tomas Estrada Palma, president
elect Of Cuba, has taken leave of his
friends of Central Valley among whom
he has lived during eighteen years Of
cXiI" from his country. A large crowd
gathered ut his Old home and escorted
him to Central Valley station, where
another large crowd had assembled
The local volunteer trcmen and school
children, headed by the village band
raraded, and nearly every one III tn"
crowd carried either an American or Il
Cuban flag. Farewell addresses in be-
half Of the citizens were made by the
t"v. +. 6. Harding and Irving Wash
burn, and Mr.. Palma made Il brief re-
SnOnSp
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
AFTER BEEFPACKERS
Attorney General of New York
Begins Investigation.
TRUST TO BE BROUGHT TO ACCOUNT
Governor Odcll Back of the Move.
ment-Cnprecedcnted Rise In the
Price of Meat May Result In
Criminal Proceedings,

NEW YORK, April 1G.-Attorney
heheral Davies of this state is here
from Albany to conduct an investiga-
ton into the charges which have ap-
peared in print Of late that combna-
lloh or the big beef packers of the coun
try have forced up the price of meats.
Of his investigation Mr. Davies said;
Il do not know whether or not You
mere III New York fully appreciate the
extent OF the criticism which has been
ieVcled at the beef packers In my own
county, Oneida, there has been actual
suffering on account of the exceptional.
y high rates charged by the western
ers. | have received many letters from
dilierent sections Of the state. All of
me writer's complain Of the present diff
hculty of supplying meat to their fami-
lies. They ask me if | cannot do some.
thing to relieve them.
Before | left Albany l talked over
the meat situation with the governor.
found him much interested in the
subject and very much against any
high handed proceedings on the part Of
any combination. He is willing to i'll
dorSc any step may take looking to
the relief of the citizens of the state.
Il am not at liberty to tell the results
of my investigations | have heard
plenty Of runners and many reports re-
garding the doings of the packers here,
but until [ can reduce what I have
heard TO evidence that will be strong
enough to take before court must
keep silent. | can only say that, as far
as my investigations have gone ii looks
very much as If the packers had eX-
ceedrd their legal powers. If when /
examine these meat men before 4 ref
ercc find that they are guilty of over
stepping their rights. | shall proceed
against them on the ground Of restraint
OF trade and Of carrying on Il business
injurious to public policy. 1t is crimi-
nal for any body of men to create Il
monopoly on Il commodity that is csSen-
tial To the maintenance OF life. If any
criminaiity is found. the proper author-
ties Shall he instructed to bring prc-
cccdlnGS against thcm.'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
ENJOYABLE PARTY.

An enjoyable party was given last
evening at the home Of Mrs. c. B..
Lolland, near New Castle. The
evening was spent In dancing, games
and other amusements. The house
was prettily decorated with potted
plants and lockwood. At asmall hour
of this morning the guests departed
declaring Miss Julia Lofland to be a
charming hostess.
Among those present were Misses
Ella and Elizabeth Ryan, Rose Mat
thews, Margaret McGovern, Margc
Lollaad, Agnes Hewlett, A. N. Stad-
ley, May Armstrong, Ella Stadlev,
Caroline Moore, Clala Powell, Rose
Wilson, Alice Logue, Dollie Sea,
Elizabeth Burris. Mamie Rambo,
Mary Vincent, Marion Walker, Hat
tie Powell, Ethel Schatfer, Bessie
Walker, Julia Lohand, Messrs. Ell.
wood Cox, Alfred Moore, Oakley
Stadley, Will McKennon, G. c. Hud-
son. Hudson Walker, Alfred and
Mark Bennett. Evan and James Lup.
ton. Clarence Ratledge, Paul Stoops,
Frank Hewlett, Tasker Clark, John
and Harry Walker, George and Har-
vey King, Irwin Jones, Thomas Grier
John Sea, James Burris. Harry Lewis
Hampt Cupid, William Knotts. Ed
ward Che1iins, Mrs. c. B. Lofland,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. King, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lofland,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
New lOri, Markets.

FbO1 II Quiet ana about steady: Min
r"aOta patents S3NUu3H5; winter strairhts,
&nI%Sl; winter extras SG.l5U32J; winner
patents. 250iCI
WliEAT- Easier ut first on rains IN the
southwest and the English import duty on
grain. but rallied later on covering, May,
%, n,S"sr.; duly, Hl. 7S%".
RYE steady state, GDHGlC.. C. l. f., New
York, car lots; No. western, Gle, f. 0. b. -,
utlOal.
CORN-O Opened firm on small receipts,
lied toward noon or covering; July, CGl4 10
El4".; September, G5l.Htlas"
white, state. il'g05il.r.; track, White,
western, 5ligu5r.c.
FORK Firm, mpss slg,5)u lLj0; ramily,
BlS.j0ni4
LARD o. Firm; prime western steam,
lglJC.
BuTTER, ,Firmor; state dairy 2Co5lc,;
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream small.
early made. fancy. coIored, l?Jl3i.c.;
state, full cream, small, early made fam
Cy. white l3ql3Gc,; full cream large. fan
mad" fnncy, c,oo.ed, l2pl;l.c full cream.
EGGS strong; state and Pennsylvania,
SlGAR-haw firm fair refining 21sc
centrifugal, IS test, 3asc.; refined steady;
crushed 8. c5c. powdered, 4.S5c.
RPENTl Ne Steady at 4Ga4s'.c
Rl' 'E-Steady; domestic, 43su6Hc; ia
TALLoW-Flrm; city cllc.; country, ~
'HAY-oulct; shipping. sOae5c good to
nhoice sjn90c.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochran in the Muni-
cipal court this morning William For
cest pleaded guilty to being drunk
',lnd was fined 50 and costs.
! John Malayan of the ''regulars"
was given S in order to give him a
i'cnauce to sober up.
;, James Golden was rated at 50 and
costs. lie had been given a chance
yesterday but fell by the waysldc.
Sergeant Hiram White charged
k"avina Sipplc with acting in 4 disor-
Eterly manner on TatnaIl street. Her
language was Of the diSorderlv char
Eacter and her fun cost her s. and
fr0Sts
, Walter N.RoDbi pleaded not guilty
TO the charge Of cruelty to a horse.
Ncorge Whitcman testified that he
Nhired horse to Marshall Pierce yes
terday to go 10 Eighteenth and Mar
ket. About ll,3O O'Clock last night
Robb returned the mare. There were
at leaS. sixty wets on her and She
showed signs of being cruelty treat
cd.
+ Marshal Pierce testified that he
- hired the team and about clock
RObb wanted TO take the team and
he told him he would take it home
himself, When he came out Of the
house at Fifth and Iatn0ll the horse
was gone.
Agent Stout testified that RoJb
admitted he had the horse for six
hours and tie horse today Shows the
marks Of cruelty. The court imposed
a fine Of 81 ard costs.
James GarriLty pleaded not guilty
TO the charge of assault and battery.
His father testified that last night he
was at his hone No. Head Street.
About 80 o'clock last night he
struck him over the eve with din
ner kettle. He did not wish to pro.
Sccutc th" case.
The defendant hal nothing to say
and 4 fine Of s. and costs were i'm
posed.
Victor Hill was the next prisoner
and vas charged by patroman Win.
trnp with the larceny Of u lot Of brass
ana copper. The prisoner clUGcd
HIM and was arrested Uy Oniccr Barr.
William johnson testified that he
S employed at the American Car and
Foundry Co. He could not identify
the brass and the case was dismissed.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing stock Guotations.

Money on cali at 81. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4leuiiI per cent. Stcr-
ling exchange steady, with actual buSi-
ness in bankers bills at $i,s75s for demand
and at S4Sj's for 60 days. Posted rates,
SAM and $IHs'g. Commercial bills, AS412D
i>j'g. Bar silver, 5%lsc, Mexican dollars,
iG2. Government bonds steady. State
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds Irregular
Closing prices:
Atchison...,...,. ?Si, n. Y Central. 1853 !,
&C. ,C.% ST. h.. l0i1s Ontario 4 West. 32is
'heS. d Oh!o.,.. ifl, Pacific Mail ..,. 42s i,
People. Gas. lr2'4 Reading .....,... 5Ihs
Del ~ Hudson. iI2 Rock Island ..,.114
le,-,..,.......,. %G"s st. Paul ......,,.1G9a,
ten. hl"ctri'....32J Sugar Refinery .l31l4
Lead d.,...,.,,...,. 1871 Texas Pacific g.. d2H,
Louis a. Nash. 121 Union Pacific ...l0- a
Manhattan 'onl3 Wabash pref. IT,. i3a.
Missouri I'uC,,,.l0li. West. Union e. so !.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
Funeral Of Wm, Alsentzer

The funeral of William Alsentzer
took place from his late residence. No.
3oS King street this afternoon. Ser
vices we're conducted by Rev. Paul
lsenschmid and interment made in
Rivcrvicw cemetery. Delaware Tribe
lmp'd o. Il. NJ. attended the funeral
and six of tile Tribes members were
the pail bearers. The floral tribute
Included: wreath, from Molchoir
schlittler; stand of roses, Stoecke's s
family:a pillow OF roses from his
daughters; wreath of yolets. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Alsentzer; a bunch of roses
Mrs. G. W. Vernon.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
PLEASANT
HILL ITEMS.

Spring Is coming. we hear the
trill note of robin red breast, perched
high in the branch of a cherry tree,
as she sings her merry round.a-la this
bright April morning.
The farmers in our vicinity are
trying to be busy now, as is shown by
the way the hillsides and valleys are
: dotted DER with the various contriy-
ances, such as horses, wagons, carts.
men and boys, preparing the soil for
the seeding time, waiting for the
harvest: when they shall be able to
gather in the ripened grain.
House cleaning time too is approach
Ing, when the women are expecting
to have a terrible time for while,
and the men will have to take more
than one cold dinner during this
suspicious time, and no doubt will be
amused too by seeing them flying
around the yard more than once with
broom in hand after some old stray
hen, that will sooner or later find the
flower bed that has just been fixed up.
Rev. Il. b. Hunter. the new pastor
at Ebcnezer moved into headquarters
on Thursday, April from Red Lion
with the aid of Mr.. Wesley Worral,
James Little, Thomas Jacquett. Will
liam, James and Thomas Hardness,
Harley Mousley, and Harry Bucking-
ham. The ladies prepared good
dinner for the occasion which all par
took of in an appetizing manner.
Everybody is invited to come and
hear our new pastor.
A box social was held at the home
OF Mr.. James HarkneSs, March 90 for
church benefit. The sum of $3l was
realized. We extend many thanks
for the liberal patronage.
MI Harley Mousley and Mr. Chan.
dler Lamborn have opened valuable
spar quarries on their farms from
which they are hoping to realize a
snug little sum.
The old veterans of the G.. A. r.
held forth at Newark, Monday night
under The auspices Of Thos. N. Rey.
nolds Pest, No. 8.
A very pleasant time was held as
is usual with the time honored vet.
Grams OF the Grand Army.
Mrs. Mary J. Eastburn formerly
OF this place is lying very ill at her
Mrs. Frank McVauph
at Hockessiu.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah White
nan took place on Monday after
1oon at Whltcley Creek Church.
Services were directed by Rev. VIM.
1. Hammond of Wilmington. A
arge concourse Of friends followed
he remains to its last resting place
n the cemetery adjoining the church,
We are glad 10 hear that Joseph
Iastbrn's bill! for the work on the
,ridge was approved by Levy Court
lis many friedd know him to be an
lonest claim the bill if it was due
lin and yet the bridge is an expen.
i've piece Of road work.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
rstssaaI !. .Ilss.loa
FAMILY REUNION.

Chester, April 18. Mrs. Louise
Moore, who for over forty years was
. resident Of Chester, and whose hus.
band, John Moore. was a prominent
mill owner of,sthe city. returned yes.
terday and hopes to once more be a
permanent resident. Her son, Frauk
Moore, and son.in.law, George Shoe.
maker, have embarked IN the milk
business, and are living at No. 922
Madison street. They wanted their
mother to live with themand brought
her up from Wilmington.
Six daughters, with their husbands
and children were on hand to re.
ceive her and the family reunion was
kept up all day. There were two
families from Philadelphia, Whining.
ton and Hartford, Conn.,, each aud
1t goes without saying that all enjoy.
ed themselves.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
Judgement for Defe uda n b.

Magistrate Hollis last night G ave
judgement 10 favor of the defend
ant 10 the case Of Murphy vs.
Burke. The action was for posses
sion OF house on South Van Buren,
street and the testimony show ed
that legal notice had not been given
and that an agreement was entered
into Un Christmas eve at $40 a
month,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
thcmicnI Works Burned,

NEW YORK, April l6.--Erc has
damaged the works of the General
Chemical company at Shadysidr, n j.,
started is not known. 1t burned rapid
ly owing 10 the fact that the buildings
were filled with casks and carboys Of
chemicals. The plant employs about
100 men.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
TO GIVE SMOKER

The Committee in charge Of the
smoker to be given by the +. o. e.
tomorrow evening, is sparing moth.
Ing to make it grand success. The
musical program will be one of the
finest ever rendered in Wilmington.
Miss Carrie Byron, who has been
Ill for some time, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Alfred Smith, wife Of the Rev
DR.. Smith, pastor of Epworth M. Il.
Church, who has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, is improving.
The Misses Crockett, OF this city.
nave returned from visit to rela.
ti'es and friends in Linwood, Pa.
DR.. A. D. Jacobson, of the Freia
Prcsse, is very i'll in New York.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
Citizens Meeting

A public meeting OF Citizens will
be held at James II. Polll's Shop in
New port on Monday evening April
Il, 1902, at 8 o'clock, for the pur-
pose OF discussing the S cent trolley
tarcs between Newport and Will
mlngton. All WIlmingtonians who
are interested will be " elcomed at
the meeting,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
1t Al ilS
pIENCE

PIERCE-A Camden, N. j., on Monday
April H. 1909, Hannum Pierce aged N yoarz,
Relatives, friends and mem bers or Washing
the funeral services from the rcsidenco Of his
son, Harry A. Pierce. No. 1900 West Fourth
street, OH Thursday afternoon, April III nj
o'clock. 1nterment at liyerview cemetery.
BLOCK SOM-Dr J. T. v. Blocksom, aged q
Funeral strictly private at his late resi-.
dence No. 9o3 Jefferson strest on Thursiav
afternoon, afternoon, April u, at ! O'clock Intsrmsns
wilmington and Brandy wine cemetery.
VANDEv EN-Ne ear Cen ntrevi,Ie, Del, .nn Arr,,
-, 100, Annie E. Vandever, in her bIth YEAR
heintives and friends are invited to attend
tne funeral from tho residence Of her hus.
Dand Ei'S Vandever, on Friday afternoon.
All O'Clock. Leave the house 1T 2 o'clSck.
lnternent Lombardy cemetery,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
Summoned Witnesses

Deputy United States Marshal
James II. Clark returned home to-
day from Lewes where he summon
Ell witnesses to attend the United
States Court in Philadelphia where
the case of the United States VS..
Charles Ct. Dunn & Co., owners of
the Steamer Fallodon Hall ran in
to the quarantine station property
at Reedy Island.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
A Thiet flakes a I1auI

Boarders at the Central Hotel
are mourning over several articles
OF clothing and small sums of
money which were taken from there
last night. A $25 overcoat. um.
brella jewelry aud small sums OF
money disappeared. The hotel
people have their suspicio us as to
the thief.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
The TnIningc I'uncrnI,

WASHINGTON, April Ii. Funeral
services were held at the Church Of the
Covenant yesterday afternoon over the
body Of the Rev. DR.. r. De Witt Tai
mage. The large church was crowded
to the doors. The funeral ceremony be-
gan at . O'Clock and occupied consider
ably over IN hour.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
TUESDAY EVENING DANCE,

The Pioneer Literary Association
resumed its Tuesday evening dances
last night in Eden Hall. There was
a largo attendance and a pleasant
evening was passed. The Association
will give but two more dances this
season.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
WEDDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. Susanna Wells, OF Smyrna,
has issued cards for the marriage Of
her granddaughter, Miss Hilda Wells
to John S. Anthony both of that
place. The wedding will take place
on April 20 at 10. 80 a. m. at Asbury
M. E. Chnroh, Smyrna. Cards have
been received by several persons In
this city and there will probably be
a number OF guests from Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day clear weather will prevail
followed by fresh westerly winds, and
rising temperature.
Thursday promises to be clear to
cloudy and stationary temperature
with brisk easterly winds.
Friday, partly cloudy weather will
prevail, and rising temperature.
The Thermometer at w. C.Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today reg
iStered as follows:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
At 81 81
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

Mrs. Charles Irbin, will address
woman's meeting in the lecture
room Of Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock 10 which all the women are
invited.
On Friday afternoon she will
meet with the Women's Aid Society
Of Central Presbyterian Church nt
the home Of Mrs. Weyle. No. 8l4
Hanson street at 3 o'clock,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
LANG-CROWDING.

William A. Lang and Miss Martha
L Crowding were married at their
future home, No. 1904 West Fifth
street, last evening. The ceremony
was performed by the Row. A. N,
Keigwin, pastor Of West Presbyte-
rian Church.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
W1LLIS-SHARP,

Harry P. Willis and Miss Bessie
D. Sharp will be married this eyen-
ing at the home OF the BRIDES pa.
rents, No. 905 Adams street. by t hc
Rev. T, +. Briggs, pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

The Rev. Charles B. Dubell W az
given a reception at st. James's
church, corner Of Twenty-third aud
Walnut streets, Philadelphia. last
eve ming,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
ir, y rty Transfers

The Linton Company, has transfer
red to Maarg James, two story
brick house at Twenty Second and
Washington streets. for considera-
tion of - 25Q.
A. S, Reed. x Bro Co., will make
repairs and alterations to the Consu.
meFs Ice Company'S Office at second
and King at cost Of 5000
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

After being out Of service since
the recent heavy storm, several of
the D:lmarvia Telephones in the
County Court House are now in
service.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
About Small Eruits.

Collector of Port Houston SAYS
that from all parts Of Sussex County
comes the news that small fruits
will be plentiful,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

NOTICE - |, 10 IN Q ADAMS .T,Ir
~ "w"er an ! OC ,Uuant of the hou4". sitr1,
| ed at & Corner irvauth uu.; KirI,,yGnI
| streets, m the 3th wnrl Of thee ty Of Wi
! m'ngtph IN tIr county uf New G. i4tIn nni
olate" ''IaNar", in cp,nOIlnnr' with the ra.
qurhvhiS iSpt tho acts Ot lI3 Grhura A.Ian
by IN Ni"h rl4' made and provided do hnrohy
Court Of General S,4+iDlll NJ the .!t,t. -; II ,d' i
%arG, ~ an Ipf New Castle cudntg. on NpT.
DAY tn" lhh dug Of " ~, A. D iu!, b'in, tns
n"Et term OF sid curt, fpr a ntnrI4J flr
a|NhJi|' Hs Hn inn or tuyrfn, for tnc al,
tI'rnIn or intoxicating liquors Ia lr14 ulIntl.
H'' thll ono qirt, - be drulI ~ tn. Drrnii.
H"+ tIl We tpll wing rnI0'Jtii !n riIrt.u, -.
sl,I VIZ ut Lat twAiy1 os ynDm ,r,
substantial fr'"hplIrrs OF 9tii wlrl ra ,,n,
rleni thgg lii A mi lication viz, ''-'H
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16
shot A Horse

Officer Sherry to-day shot a
horse at the stables of Jester &
Mcdaniel. During a runaway G.
B. Stewart's horse broke loose
from the wagon and struck j. A.
Sentman's horse and broke its leg.
1he horse was removed to the
stables where the officer relieve d
it Of its sufferings with a bullet.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

7 OST--A LADY'5 PLAIN ODi,D tuATE-
- s,o iHine watch goi.!s from.29s King street
70 W. Front street, IN ~
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

NO. REASONABLE OFFER REEI1sE0
~ ior houie and lot 2!09Washin gton street
"Pbs VII Pr smi ief. aljIm*
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

The degree team OF Eureka Coun
Gil No l Jr. O. U. A. M. last mig hit
conferred a degree GU Delegent
council which was recently organ
lied. The new council already has
II members and has a room at No.
I5O4 Market street.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

WA ANrED..MAN ON SHARES. An,
~ stock, horses and Implement found:
single man preferred; OH line Of trolley near
cisy. AdGresD 7. 4. this Office. alUJjt+
The evening Republican., 1902-04-16

. lS7 .r. IT. IA ttv nat !a..0 .,.,u ut
rhlAk. d, "v. II '"s, hNH cp JlnE Hoipr. gen
/ tI"m"n dr. ''rF. aNi COOL gnurrAi iurpa-n
hur-"t weighing from go 10 lGt1 .h,. an. Il
an e& ra good lot pt nUrS"i CrrsfV,Y ,n'rrt"l
and worthy the attention Of amy pna waiting
n good sound young horse, -"u slIarnhta..
eN cry horse to b"as rPprasaHtr, Ur money re-
III nded! h1r-rF can bc s'en and tried b-for.
-al"i OLD hnr.'4 tHinl IN cErpnnya: slle
positive ram Or shine; a credit .: " Jlalsyill
be gvau by purCnasrr giving Iau5aJ,c
motto with approved rndurs"r.
Jester y MCDANIEL.
e. SiJiha1I, AEa. nlfliII
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

for the last two years concerning the home life OF
their Queen prominent grain importer of Hol-
land who is at present travelling in this country
said n group Of American friends the other
evening:
'It is Ibellous nonsense to say that W1lhelmfna's 5
marriage has been unhappy one II that were
true we Hollanders would be the first to make the
accusation, for surely would not defend the
Prussian stranger at the expense of our queen
The marriage Itself has never ceased to be a love
match.
II would like to give a little incident of their
domestic life which came to me directly from a
chanherlain-in- honor to the royal house. One day
the King was searching through the chambers OF
the palace for Queen Wilhelmina He came TO the
room where the Premier was patiently waiting for
audience The room was dark, and the King
'Finde ich dich hier mein Iiebes Thier?
'It is a shame to translate that lyrical and
human little phrase. 'Mein liebes Thier-' Solomon
once spoke of his hearts love as gaz-le. and
perhaps that is as near as Anglo-Saxon will come
The Incident typical of the relations of our King
and Queen to each other.