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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-25
John w. maekay Dead.

London. July 2-John W. Mnckay
Of San Francisco. who has been suffer-
ing from heat prostration since Tues
day last. jlc,l at his residence on Carl
ton House terrace at GrsD o'clock this
evening. Mr-. Mackay. her mother
and Countess Tclfcner were present
when Mr.. Mnckny died. and Princess
Galairo Colona arrived from Paris a
baif hour after her -tepfathcr's death.
Mr.. Mackay was the last Of the quar-
tct OF mining kings-Flood. Fair.
O'rrirn and Mackay--wbo took more
than SiiO.ODo.vpo from the famous
Comstocs lode In Nevada. For the last
eighteen years he has had immense
business interests in New York and
elsewhere. being widely known
through his connection with the Ben
Dct-Mackay cable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-25
Prize. tor Mu.leal eompo.I.Ion..

Denver. July 1s.-The Colorado Fed
Grafton OF woman's Clubs. in order To
encourage the advancement of music
In the state. has decided to offer two
prizes. one for the best Instrumental.
and the other for the best vocal
osjginal composition.
The competition is open 10 any rnem-
her OF federated club. aud will close
September ist. The prizes will consist
of elaborate designs OF the State Fed
eratfon pin. and will he awarded at the
meeting Of the federation in Bouider.
In October. The prize compositions
will be performed at this meeting.
either by the composer or by some ono
selected by her.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-25
Hawaii to Manila.

London. July 20.-Thc Commercial
Pacific Gable Company signed a con-
tract with the Telegraph Construction
Company of London last week for the
manufacture and laying of Its cable
from Honolulu TO Manila. touching at
Guam. The construction company
guaranteed to complete the cable by
June. 1903, II furnished with the neces-
sary soundings.
Having two steamers capable OF
carrying 6.ODO miles of cable. the come
pany is able tn complete within year
work which would take other contrac-
tors two years to do. The steamer Sil-
verton. Mt woolwich. Is now loading
the San Francisco. Honolulu cable. q
400 miles. and IL expected to sail for
san Francisco In August.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-25
o.lls. Exposition Building Burned.

Dallas. Texas, July 2O.-Firc that
broke out at . o'clock this morning at
the exposition grounds at East Dallas
destroyed the main exposition building.
one Of the largest structures In the
country. In thirty minutes time. to-
gethcr with the hall annex. which
seated GOO: the poultry building and
the private buildings OF the j. ]. Case
Flow Company. the Southern Rock Isl.
and Plow Company and the Parlin
Orendorff company. Loss estimated at
sIJO.OOC The exposition building con.
tanned riany thousand dollars worth
of property that was to have been used
In the fair and exposition to be held
In October nud November.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-25
MISSISSIPPI FLOOD
Loss Is OVER SIX MILLIONS.
Greatest Crops Ever Known Covered
With Water Deep Enough to Float
a steamboat-immense Flooded
District From keokuk South.

Keokuk. July 2O.-ENploiTtlon OF the
Hooded district OF the Mississippi river
from keokuk south shows conditions
beyond the appreciation or realization
OF any but people or long experience
with the Father OF Waters In It's most
destructive mood.
The situation Is growing worse hour
ly. There Ii absolutely not the slight
est chance OF stopping the Hood winch
Is u dozen timcs the most costly oT
any In the history Of the great river
abov. 81. Louis. \ correspondent oT
the Associated Press went ail over the
worst damaged area to-day In the
steamer Silver Crescent ana found ev-
crywhcre the greatest crops ever iaiown
under water deep enough 10 iioat IA
steamboat. People at the river citics
give an immense mass of details, all TO
la gencralizcd In losses aggrcgntins
many millions of dollars: hundreds OF
farmers rich ten days ago are is'nnilcss
aud homeless. and hundred. are watch
lug aud praying that the great icyces,
which are now their bulwark against
additional loss and. In many cases, OF
Tcnury. VIII hold.
Careful estimates Indicate the loss up
To IO-,lIy ut about >G.JpOJD. with .y-
cry PROSPECT that IL VIII bc Increased
10y -lwo or three millions 10y the rise
above. which lIns not Yet reached the
lower stretches OF the liver. -MUst Of
this loss IN on the Missouri side of the
river. between I>coguk aud llnnnibaL
Passing the wnicr.ilpp.d lumber
yards of k.oGuk. thu mouth of tb. Dcs
Moinss river is s..n To bc nearly Two
miles Wide. Normally there nrr Two
mouths nnd nn island delta covered
with farni.. which are now under us'
Ing torrents.
Alexandria was projected Z" the last
10y the Egyptian i.rcc. TIE breaking OF
Mhich would -"nh four icri of water
M over tue town. Srcs"ty Is SUD-
ihcrsci. except ih. Whi'. church. W
which service WIS hciu to-day uic
,onsr".ati"n from the country r.nch'
Ing the house OF worship by the rail-
r"'h track, which IN sun above the
Hood 10 waste OF waters miles Wide.
Other towns nnd cities Oh the Island.
nfr beyond 'i'c danger line.
Immense FIELDS arr seen In great
lake with ihc -horc lin- visible only
Win glass. where the hish biuI-
i.o.9i the lotions. Islands io,tins
the river ut its normal stage have Ills
HpI-cai NJ "sr-p; for tir tops Of tres
or fringe of high shor- willows prb'
'sudiu- slightly like circular sGr-y
coral ref. occasionally n haIsc an
piles or stiits IL ss.ti. bui generally uaiy
roafs ptoiTu'i- Z" mark the c-n,-r "f
~. farms of corn. pn the -'is- "f the
Food river corn gradually ti.r- ON a
nIoi-,. 'ns--l.. tops. ears nni stalk. nI,'
l-arins IN order. Ia few hnlf-sub'
merged fields is shocked what In the
background. 'hc remnants OF more
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17
one TRIP AND
ANOTHER...

Copyright. 1901. by
Marie Alice Phillips
-.-ee.-,.GD..-. G..-,-@s -.-.-cC-.-..-G

as n nervous person would notice mos
qultocs or n.cs. He brushed them
ovvav without $50 much ais "A look rs he
nos.c5 down the long p.er. With bent
Mana Ana ,,,t..,..rt5a fo.tstans ln walls.
..., ......1 ti.u,,,.,,.
.D' ''''. -. ...' ..,...'..-..,. ,..
1ii' - w s'' ''.''
nome ~ f. rang ~ '.ll ms ''''''l
sAo"A ai0 t"' '.':7'''S ~ '''S '"'O"t
tlghtca.a
Tic Faithful mt'er. who had been
valet tu Drank Royals lelore his mar
rlacc. l@la t.e Ga#r omen aud inquired
solictousH e Mis- Eyals' got off
safe and sound.
The reply ,au.e after pause. YES.
Brown. tlarG Won. lur the white.
drawn la.a " It's beloved masters
face r,.an.l further nuet. and the
buupr retired FL. tie Nrueu. there To
unbu~su himself To- Cynthia.
"Irs lHE u.Mu NG Frank rs
mighty cit up 'haQt Mis- Has- 4ou' on
To Europe 'u.aat uo Wag,a' hardly at
all"
CMtua shifted.
AND her z bride 81 u.s. three
months" continued The indignant
Brown. Gifts uF oruun Size DON'T
care uUeh about linz. and I'm Tire lest
ana iuIlu~t W THAT ever lived"
Brown Was growing more a--r.sy,.
every minute.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

"Aud the railway company agrees to
settle by paying me $1,000 does it:
said the man who had been injured
How much Of it do get:'
You get all of il, said the lawyer
and you pay me what you please II
didn't take me five minutes to get a
settlement out of them"
This, o reader, is no fancy sketch
There are limits to the imaginative
faculty of the human mind.-Chicagc
Tribune
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

winch Nttcitu INT A'ol' i' 'iu'
print lay between tattered ledger and
a letter book He picked it up and
turned II over.
WHATS this:"
1t was a private chart showing the
borngs through the boundary to the
Busy Bee. ana the assays aged
500 per ton Ryan whstled soft
~ slipped the paper in his pocket
closed TIE safe and tossed the keys or
the desk. Grafton had taken the south
road to Ripple, and Pat didn't want
TO meet hm so he climbed the dunn
on the north side of the shaft and hur
ried down the hill. \ whistle footed
up the canyon.
''rhat must I've the 11:15."
He rushed down the rocky pathway
climbing powders, lodging spruce
stuHps, slidis on the dry pine needles,
III; Ike reached the depot.
io.ug to Dunton. Mr.. Ryan,"
drapIcd the station aaeut
Yes, gulp.l pat hrcathlessly.
Tho man pushed down the signal
lever, ANA ta roar of the oncomlng
tan les e,el as il swung round the
head, slowed down ard stopped Pat
juauyl in ha conductor raised the
green liag. t locomotive suorjcd loud.
l.. a"d Tie .ittcrH- tracks shot out
from lo.paea.
Up ON the uincr+' rfd@r man was
running. wat ug fra0te; ly. TAT rccag-
ni]cd him. but the HE'S Numbered on
through the canyon.
Al hUHian depot two hours later Pat
mel '@td8ert, the chief telegraph
ope".
"!i..l", Ryan. business brisk ut the
m.ar:
'\oih!u% Go.u@ at all; just been
iFed'
ant JOB, then: Burke Quit this
morning. Com" right over now. And
tie a.Iahr of .ator grabbed Pats arm
ana Ivd hh io tile Office.
Ryan understood the work. He had
served his ta.c on the Western Union
lie thanked ta,hoert, threw off his
J3t1et ana -.t down before the ma
chine TtcN t.ck' \ message was
canning interpretation;
Ha-lri, Boston H.@s, pantoo;
L>'a'aiions 30 western section start immediate
NNAfI'N'
Iat knew the western section to be
worthless. Ih' hiue PRINT ana the tele'
gram confirmed his suspicionS-Graf-
TON was Eo1S To steal. ON the stroke
y y ''' ''oai"'" :" C'lI " iH' once uoor
"''. -ot o.' Ut IL lniIIillef store.
ii' l',l S'''','iE rei''Seu lhe spring
uo"IS uell Il I.tI ; voice crIed l'atSy.
una i p"M q S"i' arms were round ms
neck PuiIili- MS mead forward ana
uo" On lAe 'rlIheial VloletS on the
counter
NC Sreetli'-S over Mary surprised
nun WIN uaeAl'cl'u news.
N"liler just had Il proposal, Patsy
ne S'il'ieili'l comes Tor his answer
tolI.S.H'
y" no IS II
~ W. ,n"l ''"'
j." 'I'',' I'Nl'u hFah'
-N"N ne Uh"'rStood why the man
w. ""I Is 80 , nIa', , ,a, heavens , II
~, ,,'' ,o o''''7'' Nv = ''iii, 'neie Noulu
riyod Eorn NV 'J'' - . ne naIe ar
.. ,''' - NJ ''iou7iI ~ at
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17
Chasing the Enr

A fox hard pressed by the Warwick
shire hounds. in England, dashed into
back kitchen at Nailey Hall, the seat
OF the Marquis of Hartford, where n
woman was washing clothes. Seeking
a place of concealment, the animal
sprang upon the furnace and dived into
the almost boiling soapsuds. from
which, however. he was quickly out
again and was then captured.-London
Telegraph.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17
4 Helm to Early Rising.

You're up unusually early
this morning Johnny.
Johnny (without looking up from his
dime noveD-Yeh. Mon sent me to
bed last night just as Pretty Pete was
about to rescue the lovely Maiden
Philadelphia Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17
..CQrrito and Caspard.
Two of the Best and Handsomest
Sires i'm Frederick County
-k..-.z===. y.

GASPARD This grand sire of style speed and action
horse be by the farmers of the county who have fine
who wish improve their by the blood Of
the best strains of registered stock in this country.
Gaspard is sure foa getter and has number of sn,f
ing To get size and handsome ooki
You must breed to stylish horses of good size and action
Gaspard bright bay, hands high and weighs ~
hundred pounds; he has splendid carriage fine ac
horse produce large carriage horses which in %
mand, as well as fine road horses.
Gaspard son King celebrated Wo,,
Stock Farm, in Kentucky Gaspards sire by Lord R"n
brother to Maud s., 2OS8
The dam of Gaspard was Gold PEN standard and regi,
Mambrino Abdallah (great brood mare sire
2nd dam was by Harold sire of Maud S. and sixty otr,
$50 list.
dam by Mambrno Patchen the dams of l2o IN i
80 list. " 'ue
Gaspard will stand for the at Walke>vin
fifteen dollars the money be paid when mare is known =
with foal He Will also be at the owners stables near F5
For information about Gaspard apply Edward Fink an ~
vile or to Michael Knill Frederick, Md
CURRITO is of best rotters in MARYLAND nd
took his record of 217 in the fourth hear races m R
mont Park Philadelphia gamer never faced M
Currito is beautiful brown fifteen three al
splendid appearances and has number of grand from o
nary mares His colts are large and handsome and all speed
Currto by Gift 224 he by Akers Idol he b7
Mambrino Chief
Curritos dam Star Maid dam Clayton 49, by Jui
Abdallah
2nd dam Lady Mason, by American Star.
3rd dam by Hunts Commodore.
Currito stands at his stable Frederick 500 fine
season Should mare not be with a privilege
is given Liberal terms always assured.
MICHAEL KNIIJ,.
Manager I. VICTOR BAUGHMAN
Poplar Terrace Frederick, Md
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

They say she isn't happy" com
mented the neighbor, but | don't see
why
"Oh, some people never are salts
fed"
"Thats right. and it's her own fault
if she isn't happy, because she's able
to buy clothes that will make all the
other women envious Chicago. Post.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17
IO8 ACRES or LAND, MORE OR LESS.
EARM AND RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Having removed to Philadelphia, offer for
sale my farm and residence white Manse. "
formerly the White Homestead !, mile
northwest OF Harmony Grove Stati IN, /. r. r..
- miles north of Frederick City, near the
birthplace of Admiral Schley. The dwelling
Is one of the finest in the county, THREE
STORY BRICK, Slate roof IL rooms not in
Guiding rooms in basement, porcheS. heated
by hot water bath room and modern CON
yenlenceS, water in house, large cstern. never
lalllng wei OF pureSt water finest picturesque
views IN every direction; for health conVen-
renee ana beautiful scenery, no better located
residence in America. Other first-class uild-
lneS' including tenant house, barn, wagon
mouse, corn crib, hay house, carriage house.
Wood shed, Ice house, dairy, wash house, etc
Two iine orchards, apple, peach, cherry, plum,
pfune; apricot, ounce, &c. SEVENTY ACRES
all tllablc, recently lined. fertiliZed for sew.
era years from herd of over 30 dairy cattle :
no farm more fertile anywhere Terms. -
cfsh; balance, mortgage or cash : amount
asked for entire property does not exceed cost
OF building OF house. Possession given at once
IRWIN p. MCCURDY.
662S Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia
+. S.-Mr. J. D. Baker will in my absence
give any additional information desired.
oct. LOOT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

\ good pine floor need not be stained.
rs is popularity supposed. unless stain
is preferred Treated systematically
with good polish, it soon becomes Il
thing of beauty.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

g.
40, ne SAID: nave never loved
but one woman, and when | found it
was AL mistake ! suffered a great
doal more than you win ever know.
But Il is all over now. She didn't love
me and have learned TO do without
her"
\ pause. 1--WE are on an equal foot
inc now, Boss" And he Stroked the
gray hair ON his temples without look
Ing at her. ut is not as much happi-
ness as as the other way, but there
is not So much pain
Rc>s had lost all power Of speech and
wa, staring at him with eyes almost
set in their horror But he mistooll
the cause
Don't bother Your head, BesS. about
what tie world VIII say. 1t need
H.Frr know. You bear my name, You
a"c tbo mistress If my home and you
Win ne free 10 enjoy your pleasures
iust a- yau see At. You are welcome
10 9,i lasr.'
"Ezecpt your love"
~" ie'.' ''.'', '"o' once no" ioi'E
''-' .'> - Ht.'', less II seems years
''"' '.--..' IN. N"'u "N S.e "'"ue
10 answer he pid servants are
l,g. Hl Sow viii De- perfectly S.tfc."
''' ~, ~''.' N''''l.'.-, "no ne went
OUT '...t'7 ,'' ''Sl'"'''' "'"I v u''a!
''''' .i.' '''@, recovered suL'''''IIuF
= ,'''a w. "'.'0'" ~ l,lur ~ S'e
"... '."'e row" 'le il-u'eu S'F'el To-
"'... '.s -.'
'A, l.S ''''. sue I"""''u' w l"l
.. '''.' ll..'e ! 'oe'' dreaming
aH l.e~e months;
S-r was a"".e BOW with ten thou
SAND are--.H- demons conteHIluS Tor
lilo mastery col ''f SOUL.
"' ..e..-- H.l,f 'I~' l'a'iie was
VI. A..'''.HaH.o"-I y lato Mrs.
~ "' .e... grave lae-
.'...i- over tAe
a.a So io@,HHaie to
WAS Their .Ae"fy
j..e greatest hurry,
ta- o. join ur party
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

Damask dinner cloths and napkins
should have hem a trifle less than a
quarter of an inch wide This should
be hand sewed and very neatly done.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17
A pnssihIe soIntinn.

81 believe that house is haunted The
tenant says be hears some one rappine
on the walls at night"
'Maybe its walls are covered with
wrapping paper. New York Times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
7 HOW THE
) EVENING STAR
!; CLOSED DOWN
Copyright, 1901, by Alexander Bruce (
t.a-a-.4-s.oa+.>..-%. +A1.:%.:3-:e-.%-:.H-..I
by ALEXANDER BRUCE


~ ;n +,o 1r,o,. of,oo oe flo T,vopir,
O. ~. -, a., ta.,.,..a,,l,.
go ~ -. -,
' 49, -. =
It'-l'I|' l"1 'He "I''er was ms i'rolI's'
cd wife.
Down jill the underground chahiner
OF Tie hiAe SAT- i'1Nld "Tiliioh' tue
Manager l.r' ioo' was reading q let'
ter anu Ii.s ia'' Sf'W "l'cN rs mum
Ger lie If''f'" closer ana closer 10
the l5h'"4i'''h SIi'et' us tHou5h ne
could >e'.1' ooueNe ms eyes ne
room was i#suted ny calilles ID miners
sharp pa.i-'od ''h,'ie9'icNs' ana stray
puhN 'l ayr mace lHelA iiI1her oauIH'
Jack he 'f''d Sharply lIaGSart
Nfil', il.''i IIl' OUTPUT iiluSl ne doIpieu
or ''4' ''..'le''" UV"H'
'iJ WIS 'u' iru'h' Out not tne
A.l' FulIi. I' WIS the pLul WIN
N"''H I'' ny" "'''"e" 10 "'h JACK over
"
'.'''. l-.'' YOU NJ! "'lsNeIed
'''. he '.'...t "''' H"'" '"I'liSlI'lI"l''
i'' ""- '"" "h ms NlVVS connect
lh- l't3 ' "tta H'aAlolu urlI
sat- "'-U.-t Ii' race 81 the rock.
A' output must Ice doubted or the
ia.i' closes H'NH' repeated GRAFTON
lha ..-t,f ley.
".. aa ~. ~ ah M the Evening
Star .'' l"t ..' tHat bright
''.l D" Tine LHN! Lee Ouf PRIV
age .''..-- SHOW I' whispered NraI'
tea
|.'H N#H surprised at tAe speech
ill., 0' .'A well had worked
N..a ..... for t'ii~'.>9. ice swung roohd
ea ... E-0os aAd leercd: Going to
s.'...
VI. '.aIa-'f hu~Aed crimson.
zero .'.-' '"N-a- loaH' II we
G'A & ',,te "anh ol cash We We
t-l."A i.aa WIS cursed h"le = gone,
a-. as Pail'I- >hot' your l"aaS
e. with IT,.
-.' o.- i.an was silent. y nervous
t.,.- q re mouth betrayed lds
t> .'..1 aaA L.S hahaS lieiAoied as
d" stretched out To unite tile red hand
@s....'i FL l-e can beside him. lie
IH.ta out sandwich ann began
uuAc4-A- at IT, Grafton rose and
stood lo"s.al at him sAeepiNhly. Nei-
t.r' >.'oNe lor 81 time.
He A..e ANii'ti Loot level OF the
Evening star had leen run hundred
leet westward iFoM tAe main shaft
tm'er'd ~ solid Ike a tunnel all the
way Beyond was the underground
room Where the manager and the drill
hand We're working. Then came five
feet OF solid r"eN. yet uneNcavated,
inside tAe boundary line OF the mine.
Beyond that every inch of rock belong
ca o. tAe Widow Bard
The late owner Of The Busy Bee had
SUM Shait ana followed the ioadStar
l"de Westward win indifferent sue
cess While all unknown to him III the
eastern portion q ms NINE bounded
=! II.e Evening star lay tons OF tie
We"i'h Wiich makes men mad. Year
al''r year ol AeaVE expenditure. poor
returns ana i SupeFaoulullice Of lltiSa-
loh nad diSheartehed nm 50 the
huNH nee cloS'u down. shortly AFTER
war" i'Il" u.'u. II WAS saiu that as
appointment Ili'u crushed MN. Ira1-
'oi' '"u 'een me ueeeaSeu intimate
NG'''l''''''o'' ""u oi'e Vi 'Ht experts
M"o>e "uN ICE h'lId iiau relled upon.
NM" NIX inc WIDOW low financial
s''''' ne "SSureu lia@sart' we can
'ul ''e l'iine lor i song
ne ENen,,lS star was completely
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

Doris-Yes, she was furious about
the way in which that paper reported
her marriage.
Helen Did it allude to her age?
Doris-lndirectly. 1t stated that
Miss Olde and Mr. Yale were mar
ried. the latter being a well known col
lector of antiques. Chicago News.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-17

Serve hot dishes hot and cold dishes
cold' is rule that should hang fra med
in prominent part of every kitchen.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
OLDEST STEAMBOAT
is OUT OF SERVICE.

The Oldest steamboat in the Unit
cd States, the. General Cadwalader,
built IN 1s+5, and which has beer
running between Baltimore and
Philadelphia, was put out of com
mission by the Ericsson Lines re.
cent announcement that she will
be succeeded by a 10 knot craft.
The General Cadwalader was
originally called the William Whill-
din, after her owner, who had her
built in Wilmington. She was then
a sldewheeler and ran on the Della
ware river until about 1860, when
she was bought by Anthony Rev.
bold, of near Delaware City. He
owned considerable land in the
lower part of Cecil, and being large
ly engaged in peach growing, want
ed her to freight peaches on the
Sassafras river and through the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
In order to run through the canal
she was converted into propeller.
During the Civil War she was
chartered by the government, and
while lying at Hampton Roads,
was struck by shell thrown from
the Confederate ram Albemarle,
which pene trated her boilers.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
Personally Conducted Tours via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad
SEASON OF l9O2-19O3.


The Pennsylvania Railroad Com,
pany announces the following Per.
ally-Conducted Tours for the
season Of 1902 -l9O3:-
California Two tours: No. 1 will
leave New York, Philadelphia and
Harrisburg January 29th; No.
will leaveFebruary 10th and will in
clude Malli Gras celebration at
New Orleans.
Florida Three tours to Jackson
vile will leave New York and Phila-
delphia February 3rd and 18th, and
March :'rd. The first two admit Of
Il stay Of two weeks in the 'Flowery
Stut".' Tickets for the third tour
will be good to return by regular
trains until May 31st, 1908
=" Old Point Comfort. Richmond,
and Washington. -Four tours will
leave New York and Philadelphia
March llth and 2Sth, April 25th and
May 9th.
Old Point Comfort. -Four tours
will leave New York and Philadel-
phia March l4th and 2sth, April
25th, and May 9th.
Washlngton.-Nine tours will
leave New York and Philadelphia
December 29th, January Goth, Feb
rUary Eth and 26th, March 9TH and
18th, April 9th and 23rd, and May
ltth.
For detailed information apply
to Tourist Agent. 263 Fifth venue,
Now York; $50 Fulton street,
Court street. Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad
street, Newark, N. j.; or Geo. w.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Philadelphia.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
THE COUNTY COURT.
Fuhr Case Continued. Wants Judgmct
Set Aside.

Second trial IN the Fuhr case was
postponed by Superior CUurt THIS
morning until the February term,
his bal! bond o! $500 being continu.
ed. The jury in the first trial dis.
agreed on Saturday and was dis
charged.
The Case Of Maggie NJ. Jamison
against James II. S. Gam and
Pau! Giils, sheriff, occupied the
morning session. This is an action
IN which Mrs. Jamison seeks to
have set aside a Judgment secured
bv Gam against her, under which
Pau, GlIlis, the then sheriff levied
on her property in Red Lion hun
dred
The judsment was issued 20
satisfy CLAIMS for money loaned,
and county and road taxes alleged
10 have been due by Mrs. Jamlson
Several witnesses were called, an /
many documents produced in ev.
denCe.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24

WILMINGTON BIBL e UNION.
Meeting Hour Changed to Eight O'clock
Lesson on Gideon Tonight.

Meeting Hour Changed to Eight O'clock.
Lesson on Gideon Tonight.
The Wilmington Bible Union
meetings will start at 8 o'clock TO-
night and hereafter, instead of 7.45
as formerly. This change is neces.
STATED by the fact that the teacher,
Mr.. Pettinglll, has taken a new
class at the Young Mems Christian
Ass sociation building, which is 10
meet on Mondays from 6.30to 8 ..
m.
To- nights lesson at the Bible
Union Will be Judges 7; l-2l, and
the subject, "Gldeon and the Three
Hundred" The meeting will be
held in the lecture room of Della.
ware Avenue Baptist Church, All
are invited,