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Evening journal., 1903-12-30

NOTICE.-I AUGUST II. VIEWIG. ihe
tenant and occupant Of the house situ-
ated at no. g. west Fourth street. in
The First ward. in tho city Of Winning
ton. county Of New Castle and State of
Delaware. I'm compliance with the require
ments OF the acts Of tho General ASSEM-
bly, such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that I shall apply in
writing TO abe Court Of General Sessions
of The state of Delaware. in and for New
.Cls.lc county on Monday. the Isl day of
February, 1904. being the next term OF
said count. for a license for said house.
as an inn or tavern. for The sale therein
Of Intoxicating liquors in Jess quantities.
than one quart TO be drunk on the prem
ises. and tho following respectable cit-
zens of said ward, ait leas twelve of whom
are substantial ffeehodcrs Of said ward.
recommend the said application. viz;
Julius Gunther, John Rushworth.
z. Jamison. J. j. Mclaughlin.
Benjamin r. Rawsley.W. III. Jack
Jacob schicler +. J. Holland.
Fred Well sr.. James Hutton
Daniel McCusker, Martin Hardmd,
John j. Cassidy, II. Zimmerman.
Geo. A. Wilis. Anton Steinkc.
Morris Chaikin. il. Schopr,
Jos sph Fisher. James r. Whclan.
Ludwig Hendricks. Chas Martz.
Robert Hutton. James H. Harkncss.
AUGUST II. VIEWIG.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

EIdJAH @. PRIMROSE.
the tenant and occupant of the house
situated az 40. $40 Market street. in the
Fourih ward In the city Of Wilmington.
oouniy of New Castle and State Of Dcll-
ware. Ia compliance With the requirements
Of the acts of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided. do here
by give notice that / SHALL apply in writ
Ing to the Court Of General Sessions OF
the state Of delaware. in and for New
Cas.lc county. on Monday the 1st day of
February. A. d.. 1904. being tho next
term of said court. for license for said
hous, as am inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk on
tho premises. and the following respect
able citlzns Of said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial frecholders OF
said ward, recommend the said applica-
tion viz:
II. c. Buckmastcr NJ. d., John Lally
Michael r. GoidbergA. r. Ewing.
Emil lIertel NJ. D..Lew.s sassc
=. r. Murphy. George T. Hayes,
Hugh Duny. q. l.. OBrien.
Maurice l.. Parsons, John +. Kane,
James Kane, Geo. Hipn.
Clarence r. Holt H. H. Moyer.
James Kitchen. Charles T.. iionner.
Peter McAioer, john Daley,
Edward Conner Thomas r. Gormlcy
james ID. Mccoy, John B. Meaney
ELIJAH @. PRIMROSE.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Grande EIeot omoers.
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Dover, Dec. So.-Capital Grange, one Of
the most thriving lodges of farmers and
their wives IN Delaware. has elected cheese
officers for The ensuing year: Master, f..
II. Salisbury; overseer Grant Chase; lee
turec Wesley webb; steward, Charles
Hopkins: assistant steward John Mason;
chapiain Herman Baxter; treasurer Mrs.
Mary A. webb; secretary. Miss Fannie
Huntley. pomona. Miss Bessie Mason;
flora. Miss Annie pieasanton, ceres. Miss
Ethel Mason glteSeCper George -.
Huntrey '1dy asssiant steward Miss
Katherine Hunt'ey; organist, Mrs. L. g..
Owen.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Social and Personal Notes

Ms. Fraak Ode.l, Of Poughkoepsie, n.
b.. Is visiting her parents IN this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell and daughter
Nellie. havo been visiting relatives In
Chester.
Miss Elsie Mason and Miss Jennie
Braden are spending a week with Chcs-
ter friends.
Luther c. Welsh Of BridgevilIe is
visiting in the city
Mrs. 3. Z. Collins of Plainheld. n.
j., is visiting Mrs Georgc-H. Ilobinette.
Mrs. Arthur j. Moxham has issued
cards for dance on Monday evening
next. II will take place at the Mox-
ham residence at Pennsylvania avenue
and Rodney street.
Mrs. oscar r. Jackson gave a de-
lightful dance for her daughter. Miss
Anna Jackson. at her residence, NO.
1901 Market street. last night
Miss Laura G. Campbell and Fred
erlck Nennstiehl were married by the
Rev. II. S. Dulany at Asbury parsonage
last night
Miss Bush Of South Clayton street.
will entertain at a pit party on Sat
urday night.
Colonel James c. Wickes Of Dover
was in this city today. 81 t
Henry Jones Of Dover spent the day
IN this city. tt +tt..
George w. Davis has returned from
spending the holidays at his home in
/ Laurel
! Miss Nellie Collins, after visiting Mil
ford friends, has retuped TO this city.
Leroy Hutton, chief clerk in the yard
masters Office of the Pennsylvania
railroad. viii return tomorrow from a
trip to Washington. Columbia and New
York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gosler of Lewes
are guests. OF friends IN this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Burnham have
been visiting in Middletowns
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
centraI's Festival.

Central Presbyterian Sunday school
had its Christmas festival yesterday
afternoon and evening In the after
noon at O'Clock the little people OF
the primary and intermediate depart
ments assembled IN large numbers to-
gether with parents and friends. There
even We're a number OF babies in arms
present, being members of the cradle
occasion. The exercises commenced
with singing after which the supcrn-
tendent, ". X. Crosby. read the ac-
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

count Of the soViour's birth as given in
the second chapter OF Luke and offered
prayer Then followed rccitauons by
Eleanor Trumhower. Beulah White
man. Myrtle King and Elsie paradce.
all we'll rendered and most interesting.
Mrs. W. Is. Crosby gave am interesting
Christnus story which delighted the
children. g. G. Matchctts sleight-of-
hand performance was we'll received
BY the children.
At the close Of these exercises each
scholar received "a present "a magnih-
cent Christmas tree having been pro-
vided and "a bountiful supply Of ice
cream and cake was served TO all. Tho
children had a royal good time aud
their teachers and parents enjoyed the
entertainment with them.
in the evening at 7.sO o'clock the Of
GERS. teachers and scholars Of the main
school had their Christmas treat There
was n very large attendance: the SUI
perinteudent w. X. Crosby. presided.
After singing OF a Christmas hymn
prayer WIS offered by the Rev. Dr. Nc
Curdy. several beautiful recitations
We're given and wen received by the
scholars. Ii has been the custom OF the
school for years 10 receive from the
different classes contributions for poor
families In the city at the Christmas
festival. The superintendent having
called for contributions, member
from each class brought the gift to the
platform either OF money. provisions
or groceries. Gifts to the value OF
about $50 were received and VIII be dis
/ trlbuted By a committee among the
deserving poor. Then appeared Santa
Claus upon the scene who had fol
every scholar, teacher ana officer OF IN,
school. as well as the minister, a pres.
ent. There were no diamond rings oi
gold watches among the presents, but
there was something for every person
and old. santa with amusing remark.
gave out the presents amidst shouts OF
laughter and merriment
Refreshments were then served con.
sisting Of ice cream ana cake in va.
riety and abundance. II was perhap,
the most successful and enjoyabl,
Christmas festival the school has evei
had.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
pvtl,ians Eleet oneers.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover. Dec. sO.-Centrai Lodge. No. 10.
Knights OF Py.hias. OF Dover. have eiec,-
ed these afhcers for the coming year:
Chancellor commander, John Bostic; vice.
chancellor. II. Henry Albers; prelate.
John Mccoy. master-at-arms. Eiwood
Teat; inside guard, +. +. Rice; outside
guari. II. p. Nane; trustees. w. S. Han
an. y. Z. Dunn, John Mccoy; janitor, C.
w. Morgan Sr.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
DANCES
ENGROSS SOCIETY
First of a Series of Three in New Century Club
Building Tuesday-BriIliant Wedding of Miss
Brideeman and Mr.. Henry in Newark

There viii be q series Of three mid
winter subscription dances, the FIRST
Of which VIII be given IN the New -Cen-
tury Club building on Tuesday even-
ing, January Q.
The committee in charge consists OF
Miss Sophia w. Williamson. Miss Mar
ion Candy and Miss Marguerite Car
land and invitations are in demand.
The other two dances VIII be on the
evenings OF January 2S and February
II.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Al Baptist Church.

The Christmas festival Of the Sunday
school of the second Baptist Church.
which is to be held tomorrow evening
at 7.S0 O'Clock, promises to be one OF
the most enjoyable the school has given
for years. Recitations win be given by
Miss Samworth and Miss Helen Alex
ander and Miss Margaret Virginia
Jones and Miss Margaret Braunstein
will give vocal solos. one feature of
the program is to be a surprise TO all
The public is cordially invited.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Rounht Two Earns.
sneclal % 10 EvenIng Jonrnal

Special 70 the Evening Journal.
Dover. Dec. 90.-Mr. and Mrs. william
ia. Brock. Of Long Island, Now York, who
are spending the winter In Dover, have
purchased Two farms In this county. Both
are situated near liariiy and one contains
i7G acres. he other 20. Mr.. Brock has
aukon special interest IN Transforming them
into fruit farms and viii plant 5000 fruit
trees upon them.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
ANOTHER CASE OF CRUELTY
oysterman From Chesapeake Bay Ad-
mitted to Delaware Hospital.

Another case Of smallpox was report
ed by the Board Of Health officials
this morning The patient is little Lee
roy Campbell aged years of No. 5Oi
East Third street. His condition is
so serious that he cannot be removed
to the Emergency Hospital
The condition of Engelbert Neumay-
er of No. 22l West Fourth street, who
is under treatment at the Emergency
Hospital. is considered serious. but the
physicians and attendants have hopes
of his recovery. The health officers
yesterday afternoon fumigated the
home of Mr.. Neumayer and lifted the
quarantine.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Dance at MfddIetown

The young people Of Midnetown gave
their Christmas dance IN the Mlddletowu
Opera House last night Music was fur
nished by Aiberts Orchestra and it was
one of the most enjoyable aairs that has
bene held in that town for some time.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Horses and prIver Eseape.

A shifting engine struck delivery
wagon belonging TO Peter Ebner at
Eighteenth and Market stret>s yester-
day afternoon. slightly damaging the
vehicle. The horses and driver mirac-
ulously escaped injury.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

NoTicE.--I. JAMES MOYDEN. me ten
ant and occupant of the house situated
at No. 50i West Front street. IN the Third
ward IN the city Of Wilmington, county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware. in
compiahce with the requirements Of the
acts 81 the General Assembly in such case
made and provided DO hereby give notice
that ] shaA apply IN writing 10 the Court
81 General Sessions Of the State OF Della
ware, In and for New Castle county, on
Moniay INC Isl day Of February. A. D..
1905 being The next term Of said count for
O license for said house. as an inn or tav-
ern. for the sale therein of intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens OF said ward
al least twelve OF whom are substantial
.freehoiders Of said ward. recommend the
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
viii 30 Liohted by Electricity

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover. Dec. oO.-The work Of Installing
an improved electric lighting system will
soon be Commenced ip an. the State and
public buildings n Dover. The first work
Will be done at the new Dover Opera
iouse. where q eo-giohc electric cham
dclior win be placed In the centre Of NE
building. Elsewhere IN the building there
Will he placed a2-candle incandesccnt
lamps Then che wires viii be extended TO
the state House, the county office build
Ing and the Kent county jail. city Elec-
uician IL. j. Roop is in charge OF the
work.
Blank Books For 1904.
All kinds-reasonable PRICES.
Mercantile Printing Co., 9ll Market ST..
The onion cum give tie ross a laugh
when q coIaes 40 decorating the table
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
VIII Give a Dance

A subscription dance will be given
by Miss Wallace and Miss Taylor in
the New-Century Club building this
evening.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Al s.. PauI,s N. E. chureh.

st. Pauls Methodist school held it's
Christmas anniversary last night. be-
ing characterized by an immense at
tendance. Samuel II. Baynard. the SUI
nerintendent. presided. and st. Paul's
orchestra furnished music. on the
platform was huge Christmas tree
from which Santa Claus distributed
gifts
The exercises by the children were
very interesting. one was the Fairies
Christmas. in which Mildred Van Dyke
was queen, the others taking part In
cluding-AIildred Toppin. Nellie Yarnall,
Madeline Miller. Clara McCapce. Edith
Larimore, Mabel Foulke, Margaret
Watson. 1rma Larlmore, Myrtle Cas-
fellow. Katherine Selover.
Another exercise was the chorus and
the Shepherds drill, those taking part
being Nellie Lawton, Myrtle Gillespie,
Gertrude Howard, Gertrude White
head, Greta Dutton, Ruth Taylor. Mar
garet Larimore, Mary Toppin, Elva
Foulke.
The remainder Of the programme was
March, orchestra, chorus. Christ Was
Born; chorus, Bow the Knee; We'll
come Song. primary department. Fail
ries' Christmas, class; chorus, O Ju-
dab, Sitting in Despair, school; recita-
tion. Christmas Customs. Madeline
Lear; recitation lLHte Joes Letter.
Joseph Roses recitation, A. Note From
Santa Claus, Elinor Morrow; song,
Ring in Strains EYultant, primary de-
lpartment; recitation Mother Earth's
Four Quilts. Alta Castclow; solo HUSH
a-hyc. Rebeoca Watt; recitation.
Christmas Carol. Robert Collins reci-
tation. Eittle Miss Rich, Madeline Mil
Ter; recitation. a Schemer, Katherine
Seloyer; recitatopi Decsmbeia MiWam
Brotten; recitation, just What I Want
ed. Margaret Watson. recitation, Az
terwards Edgar Forscht; recitation
lGoud Might. John. Dunhar. song, Santa
Claus, primary department; chorus
Down the Ages. school; solo. In Ole
Judea. NJ julia Baynard; recitation
Miss Rietta Emerson; duet, Master
and Miss Crimes; chorus, . Shining
Star. schools presentation OF Cradle
Roll certificates; chorus Herald of the
Glorious Day. school.
Following the programme ice cream
and cake were served.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
80 Lake Eserelses.

The l1ast Lake Presbyterian Sunday
School viii hold BIS Christmas festival to-
morrow evening. In addition TO the rem
dering OF "a pouiion or the Christmas pro-
gram given last Sunday ovenirg &. Manug-
ing Secretary +. ID. Hopkins Of the Y.
NJ. c.. A. Will make am address and w
.E. Dougiass. assistant principal Of the
Goldey College will entertain with a NUM-
ber Of Christmas stories. The program
win be given at 1880 ocioek. The decora-
tions VIII be elaborate and a handgom
tree donated by james Logue will be
erected
Ola soldiers ana Particularly the 'ithrce
year men, will have "a big time on Fri
day evening in the hail Third and Mar
kct streets, ITO welcome in the New Year.
lnhc occasion viii be the installation Of Of
lnoers by Encampment No. 90 Union vet.
leran Legion
The officers 10 be installed follow: Col
oncl James W. Agnew; lieutenant col
onei James T.. Hawkins; mayor John b
Kelly chaplain Philip +. Layman; sur
'geon. Frank Nealy; officer OF the day, ]
! l.. French; trustee, william McCrea.
-Four new recruits win be mustered in
Past National Commander John r. Don
ahoe viii have charge Of the installation
ceremonies.
The mastering IN ceremonies will b'
public. This Is unusual. All old soldiers
lsons Of veterans and members OF the pres.
are invited to be present After the ccre.
monies there Will b a campfire followed by
Ia banquet.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Asbury Church.

Asbury N. T.. Sunday school viii ceie-
hraie It's Christmas festival tomorrow
evening. The program follows.
Singing By school, Ring Ring the Bells
responsive reading; invocation. by pastor
singing by school Shout with Giadncss;
rsctition Rosalie B9tnam, Christmas
Fancy; rocitaton Gifts Jeanette Spar
rardc Edna Collins. Beatrice Wheauey.
reelection Bessie Johnson. Ny Doll and Il;
Singing by school. shine Glorious Day
star; recitation, Dainty Little Stockings
John Onoy; recitation, by two little tots.
Ernest Hudson. Edith Adams; exercise by
ten girls and boys Under the Starry Flag;
song 10y primary school. What Little Ones
Can 10; recitation. What BOYS Know.
willard Careyi exercises by five girls.
Crowning the Cross; o. Sing the JOY of
Christmas by school. exercise alteration
lsulo hy Lilsan Frisby; chorus by class Of
/ girls. recitation by five litHe ones; Lula
by. class Of girls with dolls superlnten-
idenrs address, song by school, Christ.
mas IS Wi,h Us Again; shepherds drin
by rem little girls and recitation by Mar,
Warren: exercise. Peace on Earth. reci
tation by FIVE boys and singing Peace
Perfect Peace by class Of girls; singing
by school. I.oi The Star. collection ant
notices; singing by school, Rejoice Re
ioce Ye People.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
RUoU THEATRE,

Seventh and shipley streets
NEw YEARS Attraction Two Days only
Friday and Saturday Afternoon 9 Even.
ing
Always Galloplns Strong I'm the Lead.
THD MERRY VAssAR GIRLS
BuRLESQUE COMPANY
inciudng "a bunch OF unusually pretty
girls aud clever artists.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
RodneY street TonInht.

Rodney Street Presbyterian school
win hold its Christmas exercises to-
night at 7.30 O'Clock. There viii be
special music by the school and an or
chestra win furnish selections. There
also win be exercises by the scholars
and by the school. J. Frank Ayers will
have charge OF the singing.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Potatoes Paid Admission.

North Baptist Sunday school also
had its Christmas entertainment last
night. admission 20 which was one po-
tato. The children brought donations
of various sorts which viii be given
to the Home Mission for distribution
among the poor An enjoyable pro-
pramme Of music and recitations was
rfran
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for an Kinds
of raw furs. Call OF send postal 70
l.. Sklut, 2ls King ST. dcc3o-lt
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

At the present rate af excavation POM
pei VIII not be entirely uncovered before
che year 1870.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Both Phones.
Wilmington, Del.

II the ting which was on the ballon
sent up on Dec 49, 1908 is not return
ed 10 our store at 81 Market street.
BY the 31st Of Dec. we WIN send up
another balloon on Dec. 81, at 1000 a..
M. fpm the top v our stc1e. The per-
son returning the brass ting which will
be attached 10 the balloon win se en-
titled 10 a 800 Empire Express Engine.
After Jan. l. 1904 there viii be am
enormous rise IN The price Of Bicycles
and Sundries, so you hnd better call
at once If YOU want the present low
prices.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
JOHN NJ. cRoPP.

notice., HARRY BOTHMAN. tho
owner ann occupant OF the house situat-
ed az The northeast corner Of Fifth and
Market streets, in the Fourth ward. IN the
city of Wilmington county Of New Castle
and Slate of Delaware. IN complAincc with
the requirements Of The acts of dhe Gem
eral Assembly In such case made and pro-
vlded, 90 hereby give notice that | shall
anply IN writing TO the Court OF General
Sessions Of the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, ON Monday. the
ist day of February. A. d.. 1901. being
The next term OF said court Tor a license
FOR sa.d house aa an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors. in
less quantities than one quart. to be
drunk ON the premises, and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward. at least
twelve OF whom ure substantial free
holders of said wlrd, recommend the esf
IfalIfnu Via
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

the Green on Monday afternoon. jan
uary 4, at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

NOTICE. THOMAS MULL1N. tho
tenant and occupant OF the house sit
uated at the northeast corner Of Front
ana Washington streets in the First ward
lot the CITY Of Wilmington. county of New
.Cas,ia and state of Delaware. In COM
pliunce with the requirements Of The Acts
of The General Assembly IN such case
mado and provided. do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply in WRITING 10 the Court
of General Sessions of the Peace and JAIN
Delivery OF the State o1 Dllavare. In
|1nd fer New Castle county on Monday
The 81 day OF February. A. d. laof being
vine noNt term Of sold court FOR O license
faf said house as an inn or tavern. tor
tho sale lhefein 0f Intoxicating LIQUORS,
ih less Quauaties than one quart. 10 be
drunk on the promises. and The following
respeosable citizens OF sald ward. at least
twelve Of whom are substantial freehold
ers OF said ward. recommend the said ap-
lpllcauou VIZ:
d. Bubenzer, Geo. A. WINS
Louis Schcu, Julius Gunther.
/ Hugh Coliirs John j.. Collins.
VIM. Ashenhach Geo. NJ ID. Ioper.
Fred. We'll. Sr. l.. r. Mann
Daniel McCuslzer, Geo. r. Crockett
n. zimmerman james ] Riley.
Frank Scranna, Samuel Mccall.
John Fiiibcn, John j. Burke,
James Galley Daniel Gibereon.
Joseph Murphy Arthur johnson.
John J. Cassidy William Cook.
Patrick Kerns, John +. Mccain.
JOHN Horkins,
dso-f THOMAS MULLIN.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
coIored Roys Made Hanpy.

The annual Christmas exercises Of
st. Josephs Coiored Catholic Home
took place in the auditorium OF the
school last night The programme
consisted Of singing. drilling and dane
ing by the children of the home. The
Christmas trees then were stripped.
and their contents given to the children
of the home and those of the Sunday
school The programme was prepared
under the direction of the sisters of
the home and the manner of arrange
ment was highly creditable. Father
Clancy, rector of the institution, was
Murphy was accompanist and Mr..
Grant was violinist.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Not
Enough
Money

to buy a good pair.
Some people think
that when the need for
shoes turns up.
Those same people
certainly don't know
of this store.
We supply satisfac-
tory shoes at popular
prices.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Stop That Couch

with Cartmeil's Vinegar Of Tar.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

The Sunday school Of Marshallton
Church held its Christmas entertain
ment on Monday night and a good pro-
gramme was presented. There were a
number OF carols recitations by the
scholars and an address by Edgar M.
Hopes. Eight scholars received Bibles
for faithful attendapee while others
received reward books, The entertain
ment closed with the presentation of
candies.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

AdlsIIl.o p lhe EI.nlns J0aFnal.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30
Blank Books For 1904.

The onion can give the rose laugh
when lt coraes 40 decorating the table.
Evening journal., 1903-12-30

Excellent Christmas programmes
also were given in Hanover Presbyte-
rian, Delaware Avenue Baptist and
Silverbrook NJ. Z. Sunday schools.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-09
Shortage IN Horny.

There Is shortage of s4, 1878
in the books of the late j. b.
Long, who was at the time of his
death the treasurer of Horny
county. This is divided as fol
lows: State tax S7S9.56; coun-
ty, 81, O.22; special, S453. .6S
and school, 1,39O.25. The bond
OF the late treasurer will make the
amount good.
No explanation of how the
shortage occurred has been given,
though it was remembered that
Mr.. Long claimed some time be-
fore his death that he had been
robbed. The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-09
Killed by a Crazy Man.

MIR. Frank Stewart, q young
man who was raised few miles
south of Yorkville, and who has
been at Huntsville, Ala, for some
time past, was killed in II bar
room in that town last Saturday
night. From such information as
the reporter has been able to
gather, MIR. Stewart was the in
nccopt victim of.a crazy drunkard.
The drunkard came into the bar
and began firing his pistol a
everybody in sight. A bullet
struck Mr.. Stewart in the heart
and killed him instantly. The
crazy man was shot by the bar
keeper and was taken to the hos
pital seriously wounded. The
body of Mr.. Stewart WAS brought
home and inferred in the York
vile cemetery on Wednesday,
YorkviIle Enquirer.