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The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
BASE BALL

Brandywine have greatlystrength
ened their team during the past
week they had no trouble in defeat
ing Townsend on Saturday atTown.
send. They pounded the ball all
over the lot as the following score
shows:
Brandywine. .0213O45Oo-15
Townsend -. 10000 1900 3
Batteries and Conner;
Williams, Stats and Howard. Um-
pire, Townsend.
The Christiana base ball team de-
feated tho Summit Bridge team on
Saturday last. I 1t proved to be
very interesting game, the score up
until the 9Th inning being to l.
Summit ...... ..O0O10O0O ga
Christiana 100 OO232 Ks
Batteries -Summit, Alrich and Il.
Thornton. Christiana, Mcclure
and Bullen. Struck out by Alrlch
10, by Mcguire 49, Umpire g. W.
Davis. Time 1.3t.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
IT ).

S. Kennworthy, Of this city has
removed to Swarthmore, Pa.
A mad dog ran amnck yesterday,
ia the vicinity OF Ktrkwood, Del.
A supposed mad dog, was shot
yesterday afternoon, on Scvcnth
Avenue.
John II, Kane Of Ashland has put
up new frame barn erected by James
f'aron Of Kennel Township. There
are no iIies on Jonnny in barn buiid-
Ing.
You can purchase ice tor 20 cents
a hundred from the ice car.
| People living in the Western part OF
the city complain Of their houses be
Ing shaken daily by tie blasting in
that vicinity.
VIM. Beck who was employed with
the Wilmington Steamboat company
has become "A IEotorman for the WI.
mingfOn CITY Railway.
DR.. VIM. II. IIancKer, supcrinten.
uGllt VI bhV t)bhIS lioDlj'uul I'i L'iI "
sane at tarnhurst Is gradually grow
ing better after severe spell Of SICK.
ness
The work Of building two addIuob.
stories on the Equitable binding IS
progressing.
Elsie Stubs who has been at ,he
Delaware hospital has been d,srhars
ed.
George allen, aged 60 years u rt'I.
adclphia was taken TO the briaw. &c
hospital today in the Phoenix ambu.
lance.
Patrick McQuade offers reward
for the recovery OF his sons body.
James McQuade who was drowned 10
the Chrstiana River yesterday.
Come to the races at Maple Valley
Driving Park at Perry's Hotel on
} Thursday, July oath. Twenty-Five
horses entered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
DROWNED IN
CHRISTIANA..

James McQuade aged Is years, was
drowned yesterday morning 10 the
Christiana river. He was o son Of
Patrick McQuade of A. and Towns.
end streets and in company with 10.
seph Fernandez of No. 1877 Lobde!l
street. and Daniel Gibbons OF No.
1l30 Townsend street, comprised o
sailing party that left Third street
bridge in a cat.rigged skiff shortly
before 10 o'clock in the morning for
a cruise Oh the river. They had not
proceeded three hundred yards bc-
fore the mishap occurred eliminating
iu the death Of young McQuade.
As the skiff was nearly abeam Of
the plant OF the Christiana Window
Glass Co., 4 sudden squat filled the
sails, causing the craft to careen and
take 10 water. The next ins tant the
boat capsized, and the McQuades and
Fernadez were pitched into the river
while Gibbons managed to cling to
the upturned boat.
Patrick and James McQuade and
Fernandez struck out boldly for The
shore quite distance away, and
Patrick was the first to reach there
10 safely. followed by Fernandez.
when about half way between the
upturned skif and the mud fats.
young McQuade became exhaus ted,
and only BY the utmost exertion
managed to keep ahsat.
Gibbons saw his predlcament and
quickly swan to the aid OF the
struggling boy. He reached him 10
time to grasp his clothing, but the
struggles of McQuade tore him loose
from lis rescurer. Again did Gibbons
grab McQuade clothing, but the
cloth was torn by the strain, and
u,tering his farewell cry the boy
disappeared beneath the surface.
Gibbons was nearly exhausted by his
efforts, and with difficulty made his
way to the land.
From the river bank the elder
McQuadc had viewed the struggles OF
his boy. but was powerless to aid
him. The steamer Brandywne OF
the Wilmington Steamboat Compa.
ny's fleet had arrived but few min.
utes before the sailing skitf turned
turtle and from the decks the ex.
curslon lists viewed the sad spectacle.
not one hundred yards distant, yet
there was not a man among them all
who could have been Of any service
so quickly did the accident occur
The sklff hoated down the river,
and was picked up BY the gasolln:
launch Rebeeca. 10 charge Of john
| Flelth, O: No. 2ll Monroe street.
part owner Of the launch, and James
! A. Quinn, of Conrad street near Mon
roe. They towed the skltf to IT.
mornings, fret rightng 1t to max.
| sure that no person was imprisoned
beneath the sail.
Patrolomen Dutton and Sheey
were the first persons to go out In a
boat to grapple for the body OF Nc.
Quade with irons from the patrol
wagon. They remained In their
boat until after noon, but were un.
successful in their search. Several
parties In row boats continued the
| graphing until dusk, and AlphonSus
Flelth, with his launch, spent part OF
the afternoon in graphing. The
body was not recovered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Yorklyn Notes

Harry Piekhaver Is on the sick list.
Mrs. VIM. II. Taylor is visiting re-
latives uear Landenberg.
The upper snuff mills have been
shut dowo since July Sd Tor their
annual house cleaning.
MARSHALL Bros. are making mum.
erous improvement about their
works this Summer.
We are fixed Tor postal facilities
haveing two mail routes and our
own post office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Kirk, Of Phil
adelphia. we're guests at the home
OF l.. c. Ruth last week.
A carload Of B. & o. r, r. Off
icals passed up the branch Thurs
day morning on a tour ofinspectlop'
A valuable horse belonging to n.
H. Denn;son fell down an embank-
ment and broke its neck last week.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Leslie Camp Meeting

Leslie camp meeting woods lies
within FIVE minutes walk Of Leslie
STATIC on the B. T. 0, Railroad
line. In Ceci! County, Md 1t is a
delightful location and the comforts
Of home are to he found upon the
grounds at home prices. This camp
meeting !s held by the Nation al AS
ISOLATION OF local preachers OF the
United States, John r, Wright, of
Washington, D. c., being president.
Brother Thomas w. Hammond, Of
Kingswood Church, is it's manager
this year and has been for the whole
period of It's existence.
This camp meeting commences on
Wednesday, July %, and holds over
two Sundays. The wonderful Pc
culiarity of this camp meeting is
this God meets with his people. VI
Every child of God knows just what
this means and the invitation is to
all. Children of God come out and
praise and magnify the name of the
Lord and let all come with us and
learn that the ways Of the Lord are
ways of pleasantness and all his
paths are paths of peace.
The people of Cecil County and
from other points come with rever-
ence to this means of grace and are
helped and protited. Nothing secu'
lar is permitted during the days OF
this sacred encampment. Nothing
but true worship is known on thu
grounds. May God wonderful,
bless the camp meeting this year Il
Leslie, Maryland, is the prayer o
the writer N. l.. JANNY.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
and to day clear weather will pre-,
vail with warmer temperature and
westerly winds. -
On Tuesday fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, and warmer
On Wednesday, partly cloudy
weather, will prevail with westerly
winds.
The thermometer at w. c. Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today reg
iStered as follows:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'clocK
rs 81 66
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
THE MODERN
b. FUNERAL.

THE Modern FuneraEF was tne
subject of an interesting sermon by
the Rev. Robert A. ElwOod pastor
of Oiivet Presbyterian Church yes
terday morning.
His text was Corinthians 1; 1921
"And yet I show unto you more
excellent way"
The speaker during his sermon
opposed Sunday funerals and said
they were unscriptural.
He declared that the fourth COM
mandment still holds as good to-day
as ever. Christ was buried at sun
set, SO we should not be buried on
the Sabbath. The undertakers, the
iverymen, and the grave-diggers
need rest. A prominent undertak
or said that he as we'll as others of
his profession would welcome the
doing away with Sunday funerals,
80 that they could rest on the Sab
bath day.
The greatest body of Christians in
the world opposed to the Sunday
funeral, and that great organization
is the Roman Catholic Church. This
is one virtue of the Catholic Church
that Professionals should emulate.
Mr.. Elwood gave his reasons why
funerals are held on Sunday: First
1t affords greater show, a greater
number can attend it; secondly,
that its oftentimes held on that day
SO that men may not lose a days
wages.
An average minister has enough
to do to attend to his regular church
duties without attending to funerals
on Sunday. 1t is time that Chris
tian ministers took stand in OPP
position to Sunday funerals
The second criticism he offered
was the length of time in which the
de ad body is kept.
He said we generally keep the
dead too long before they are bur
led. He declared that "a hours are
long enough to keep most of the
dead and but few ought to be kept
over forty-eight hours.
The longer we keep them the
greater is the strain through which
we pass. The scriptural example is
to bury Immediately after death.
Rev. Mr.. Elwood then took up the
matter of cremation, and said that
it is unscriptural. From the begin
ming to the end of the Bible, we
have nothing given lis but the bur
ial of the dead, Cremation is prac.
tice copied from the Romans before
they knew anything of Christian
civilization. Jesus Christ was
buried, and his followers likewise
ought to be buried. The next crit.
cism of "the modern funeral" is ex.
travagance.
Atthe twilight services last even.
ing, held under the auspices Of OH
vet Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr..
, Elwood, preached one Of his
characteristic sermons. His subject
was Let Co." The band of the
Ferris Reform School furnished the
music during the services. The
bands efforts were greatly appreci.
ated. The attendance was large.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Ch,rry Island Marsh

Some owners of Cherry Island
Marsh land are not In favor OF the
plan 10 tax the marsh land IS. 10 an
acre to pay for changing the course
Of Shellpot creek. The idea appears
to be that the railroad compa py
wants 10 lay tracks on the site OF the
present stream, and that some OF the
marsh owners desire to cell their
property 10 the railroad company.
1t Is stated. however, that none OF
the marsh owners will sell their prop
erty to the railroad company for the
reason that the company already has
more property than he wants. There
has been talk OF the company sellln G
some Of its lands for manufacturing
sites. The company wishes to I'm
prove the land II has now and not 10
purchase any more.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
u Att

XIV 0X-At Charles Banks. DuPonts. July 81.
1872. Susan, infant dHugh,er of Mnrgarst A.
and tho late Thomas kucx, aged year and
6months
I,slative, and friends are r. spectfuly invi.
to to attend the funeral services al the resi-
dence Of her mother, Charles Banks. Duponts
on Tuesday afternoon. July y. at 10 o'clock.
In termeni Greenhll cemetery
LEACH-On July 20 1903, Alfred M. Leach,
in hiI 10th year.
Relatives md friends are invited ia attend
the funeral services al h,l Iatc residence, in
i;ranayw ne Hundred. near 1hilsy on
Wed ltsday afternoon, July Z. At = o'clock.
Intormen, Bethel cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Last sad R,tes

On Sunday, Alfred NJ. Leach, aged
As years. died at his late residence,
Brandywine hundred, near Talley'
vile.
His funeral will take place on We'd
nesday afternoon, July 23rd at 2.3O.
O'Clock. Interment will be made al
Bethel cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
SheiIpOt Park

The attractions secured this week
Tor Shelpot Park gives promise OF
being one Of the best shows booked
their this season. De Varo, De Carlo,
Black face Comedy bar artist, who is
to appear are very clever fellows.
their act is very funny Fred May,
the coca shoutcr first appearance in
this city is one Of the coon singers IN
this county. Also many others which
will appear makes the bill strong
ma.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Lightning struck Barn

!, About 3 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon, lightning struck and set fire to
the large barn on the Columbus Wat
sins farm near BIackbrd. The barr
was burned to the ground. About
100 tons of hay and some straw was
destroyed. The borses and some
farming implements were saved.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Brandywiue Sum NIT Camp,

1t it is expected that Brand7wine
Summit Camp will be larger this
year than it has been for a number
Of years.
There are forty families on the
grounds now and more will move cut
this week
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
~ EdISVER'S ORDER.
X REuIsrER's OFFICe.
NEW CASTLE, COUNTY, DEL,


Upon tho application q "op srs.o 9; Frn ain.
NJ wilmington Eundred in said county, de.
ceased, 1t Is ordered and a directed by
the :Register tnatM the Executor Aforesaid
give eof granting OF Letters Testamen
iary upon the estate OF the deceased, with
thG date Of granting thereof by causin my u! 'er'
tise,nents to be posted within forty days from
the Jnteok such Letters IN six OF vhe most pub
ljcpIaces OF the county u New Castle. requir.
mail persons having demands against the o.,
tate, toprssent the same. or abide by ai act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided; AMI
slso cause the same to b. inserted within ths
tsmepericd in the DAILY REPUBLICAN. answt'
paper publishcdin Wilmington, Dol. aud " %
ION tiuued therein threJ weeks 9. Q. d.
.-.---, Given under the hand and seal Of 81.
80 fee Of tho Register aforesaid. ut VII
- - mington, in New Castle county ai1rs
said. the day and year above writbsn
CALVIN ". CROSSAN, Register.
NOTICE Notice il hereby given thati.otter,
Parliamentary were III due form o. law
granted unto tho undersi gned, on the Sth day
Of .uiy. A. D., lD)! md that oil persons
having claims against the estate Q! the deceat
I'd M ust present the same, duly attested, 70 tna
said Executor, On or before this 9TH day
az Juiy 1905 or abide the Act OF Assembly
IN .ucI, case made and provided:
KOBENT u. FRA1M.
Address: 100 French street. Wilmington. Dol
""N''''' tyo
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
ON Stoye Exploded

| ; On Sunday an oil stove exploded
in the house Of Alexander Burris
at Rising Sun, and burnt the paper
off of the walls Of the room. The
fire was put out by the inmates of
the house. Mr.. Burris is gate ten
der at the du Points Hagley yard
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
TramD,ed By A Horse

Edward Parker. aged 10 years, Of
No. 1914 Jeferscu street received
severe bruises about the body this
morning by being trampled beneath
q horse 5 feet at Delaware Avenue
and Jefferson streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Deceased

Susan, the infant daughter Of Mar
garct A. and the late Thomas Knox,
aged year and 8 months, died today
at Charles Banks, DuIOntS The
funeral services will be held on Tues
day afternoon at 80 o'clock. In
tcrment will be made in Greenhlll
cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
OuarterlY c Inference

The colored quarterly conference
was held at Hockessin yesterday. The
colored people from all over the coun-
try were present and spent delight
full day.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Real Estate News

Fred A. Handy has transferred to
A. II. Handy three properties at
Fourteenth and King streets for So.
900. t. Susan Stalen No. East
Fourteenth street and Nos. T., 8 and
IL East Fourleenlh street for SlO.'
900.
A. Eckman will make alterations
to No. 90 Market street att cost OF
$400
A. J. To,son will build porches
to No 600 and OIL Washington
streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
NloOp!ight Excursion

The Wilmington High School will
take its annual moonlight excursion
to W Washington Park on Wcdncs day
night. 1t is expected it will b; the
largest moonlight Of the season.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Alterations In Offica

Henry Hoopes real estate agent
at No. 919 Market street, is making
improvements to his office. The
entire front of the building will be
altered
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

n tsia::ins COO,lu! Lotion sprainS or
>0iD+ nl'Ii II h,ser nor 80 unequaled TO-
IN, Ming hn-S,s ihi. do fast work 70
n iyea b. " Z. !ur 80! King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

Come to the races at Maple Valley
Driving Park at Perry's Hotel on
Thursday, July Oath. Twenty-Five
horses entered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

The torpedo-boat destroyer Hop.
kius arrived at the yards OF the
Harlan g. Hollingsworth Company
shis morning She will be placed
10 the dock and have her hull
examined.
While preparing for an official
trial trip on the Chesapeake the
Hopkins struck a submerged OBJ
ptruction, and while no damage OF
hoy consequence has been found,
Il is deemed best to take nc
finances. Hence the little warshil
will be drydoekci IN order that tn'
hull can be inspected.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

oBEL,.Por PARK AND MALIN's GROVE
OVaudeyille Attractions Beginning July u.
Davenport and hlsntell Tramp Comedy
Sketch. Lolte Bridge. the Dainty Singing and
Dancing Soubrette. Cameron and .ole9o :
Operatic and Pantomime Novelty, "The En-
chan ted jrottL." Frel May in up-to- ate
Coon songs. Sisters Brandon. Refined sing
ing aad Dancins. rn, n,
Tho. T. Maiin, General Manager. Chas. i.
Edwards, Amusement Manager.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
Personal Mention
CARD BASKET.

William Head and wife, and Rob
ert o. Janvier and wife are spend
ing the summer ut Ogden.
The Rev. d. J. Flynn, Ill. D.,
I. formerly of this city, now OF Mt 81
Mary's College and the Rev. G, F.
Haunigan, of Richmond, Va, are
I travelling in Europe.
George Burch, of B-idgeton, N.
&J., has baen visiting his brother,
I Harvey Burch, No. 7OO4 King street.
4 Herbert Garrison, Of Briageton,
I'm. j., visited several friends III TINS
city yesterday.
Miss Betty Kolbus, Of New York
City, is visiting relatives here
Frederick Handy is visiting friends
in this city. He intends to engage
in business for himself and that Is
one of the things that brought HIM
to this city.
4 George H. Tindle, who is engag-
ed in business in Philadelphia, IS
4 visiting friends in our city to-day.
Harry H. McMullen was a visitor
In our city today.
George L. Townsend was in the
city today.
III Fred c. Mammele visited Balti
more yesterday.
d Miss Lucy Alsentzer is visiting al
CCllegeville, Pa.
Harry Girven, of West Twenty
third street, is again laid up witt
/ his knee.
al Mowry James and wife, OF Thu
CITY a e returned from pleasan
y visit lbert Smith and vile, o
qrr c.. o..
Richard Turner and wife Of Ches
ter. have returned from Rehoboth
where they visited their son-ln-lav
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. A. Dun
can.
Miss Florence Hare has returne
TO this .ity but will be seen abou
the camp at Chester Heights agar
George Janvier, Deputy Clerk Q
the Peace, is ON his vacation who
he is spending at Blue Ridge Sun
init, Md.
Miss Anna White has returne
from weeks visit at Atlantic Cit,
Miss Jessie Irwin, stenographer
the Office of Howell S. England an
b Edwin Cooch, has accepted Il pos
N ton with the Pussy a. Jones Con
I pany. She is succeeded by MI
Bessie Miller.
..unbert J. Cassidy and wife wi
hail tomorrow for Ireland whe
they will spend three month:
During their stay they will Wis
the Cork Exposition,
81 Mrs Griswell and daughter,
philadelphia, are the guests of NJ
end Mrs. James Doris, New Cast
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

Come to the races at Maple Valley
Driving Park at Perry's Hotel, on
Thursday, July Gath. Twenty-Five
horses entered,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

Come to the races at Maple Valley
Driving Park at Perrys Hotel, on
Thursday, July oath. Twenty'h
horses entered.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

lap Straws, Mackinaws,
Split BraIds, S:ennetts and
aud Rough Slraws, Guam
and Portico panamas all
at IL Price. Genuine
Panamas s. 50, $500 and
$40. $3.50 for s., So and
SIS grades, S. for rs and
$40 Hats, and $40 for $l2
and So Hats. Only a
few left. A big lot Of fin
est sample Straw Hats at
81, worth $3.50 to $4, in
all sizes Another lot of
ST Bargain Shoes 90 on
sale to-day.
Closed evenings at 6 cx-
cep, Saturdays.
JAS I. MULLIN & SONS
9th aad Marhe. WllminsI on
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

Y 0sT-BUNCH OF KEYS BET" FEN
IL Ninth AMI Second and King streets one
key has No usi on IL, return TO Eepubiilcah
Office and receiver reward. ly-I'"''
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

I\TANTED-alEl. For HOG SEW ORk N
w country near shallpot Park Apply
to 303 King stseal y-''''
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21
First National Bank
Of Wilmington

July Is, 1902.
RESOURCES.
Loans and In
vestments $1,4GS,0G7.Sl
Due from Banks 22,O32.Oo
Exchanges for
Clearing House 1S.lo7I
Cash and Re
serve 277,32S.73
Sl,7Sj,Cl6.3O
LIABILITIES.
Capital S jOU,O0O.00
Surplus and Pro-
fits 159,S30.2S
Circulation 100000
DEPOSITS 1,O45,7oG.O2
S1,7S5,Gl63O
HENRY BUSH,
,y:rn Cashier.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

r osr-ON DIAMOND STATE SUNDAY
1 n M blac,s vest cIntaining SILVER whtch
reward If elurnel to II foor SJ5 shiplsy ~
iy2l--tt
The evening Republican., 1902-07-21

yIOn SAI.L-l5O SECOND HAND SASH
also oae second ha-d dearborn Apply
to $40 w. eth street. jy@i-oV
Evening journal., 1902-09-17

high and sweet thoughts Is involuntary
and unconscious
"But we can take care of orr express
Sion I'm a lighter and more negative
way. We can avoid bad habits and mus
.cular contactions such as seowling.
pOerine. setting the lins 'hridhng the
chin and wrinkling the forehead. A
kind, cheerful person may th0ughtl@s-
~ acquire the habit Of frowning. per-
haps I'm the effort 10 see clearly or by
allowing the features TO express too
freely the workings of the mind We
may cultivate wrinkles hy addina mp
columns or by planning the days
work. II we get the habit Of moving
and contracting the muscles OF the face
In unison with the activities of the
brain. We should relax the face.
eve ore frequently told of the value
of relaxing the body. and we know that
much nerve force is expended In un-
necessary tension. This habit of ten
sion extends 20 the face. and hardena
the expression. Many a good woman
who wouldn't hurt ny contracts her
face until she looks na fierce as a gren.
adler. And many o fretlul ill-tem-
/ I'IfN WOlNNn Itli'Nta lNNl NNI lllIH NNl
ceedod I'm cOncealing her faults OF dis.
posltion from the world. while IN fact
they are written an over her face. Sh,
has forgottcin the inevitable line.
which care and petulance and angei
are sure TO grave upon the yielding tis
sues. Good temper tends naturally C
relax thd face but q little watchfulnesl
In that direction assists I'm the process
If the muscles and tissues are kept soft
the air OF youthfulncss Is preserve,
more cffcctually than by any othe
means. And ~ the heart Is kept warn
by affection and enthusiasm. and tn
mind bright by intelligent interest II
all that is worthy of interest," the eye
and lips viii respond 10 the impulse o
the soul and keep much OF their lustr
and softnesa. even into old age
ITO sum up what have said: Firs
as a matter of course. and for bette
reasons. cultivate selfcontrol and Sc
renity of character, second. for the sak
Of outward attractiyeness. relax th
face and teach 10 to respond TO you
swoetcr and finer impulses"
Evening journal., 1902-09-17
Nal lAlFNWiTg Flf7HF1
Ksny Conpl ials RsaiYd iloli flldge-
ion DEPARTMENT

Council on Monday nieht apprcpri-
aicd $50 for the use Of The pilcssrofe
Library Association.
Dennis Peterson SO years oli, one OF
the best-kncwn citizens Of Wo9dsto"n'
was buried today.
The Wesley Memorial a. w. Nnoich'
of Bridgeton. vlll erect q ner edin'e
upon the Site of the present frame
structure. Work VIII ho started within
few days
The glassblowers of Wooaeif .'''
sent cheek to the striking miners iar
siG6.s0. and hope to collect $500 before
the week is out
The Democratic ConeressilA-l olA-
vention win be held n Woodbury. ~
luD to last evening none OF tne ~ rs
would reveal the state oi ncmnall1ns
Members of Bridgelon C.y Council
have had SO many complaints maze
against the Ere department since l'o
lire chat destroyed The hridse,er-
Wcolen Mills. that at It's meeting mora
will Be an Investigation made Of t-a
entire organization. i-t-