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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
Merry Making at Altamnnt
Lasted Into Early Hours.
Capt. Mccullough a Per
feet Host.
4. A. RITZ PRESENTS WATCH
Notable Speeches Made by
Prominent Men Who
Were Present.

The banquet rendered Captain
X III. Mccullough, the most .popu-
lar conductor OF the Norfolk and
Western railway. last night ut the
New Hotel Altamont by the NASH
lington Herald. he having won their
recent popularity contest, proved
enc of the most delightful occasions
OF its kind ever held In Blueneld.
surrounded by fifty or more Of his
friends, including some OF the city's
most prominent men and many well
known out-of-town guests, Cant Nc
Cullough radiated good cheer and
was the life OF the event. -.
The banqueters were seated
promptly at 10 o'clock IN the big
dining hall OF the Altamont, witch
had been artistically aad appropri-
ately decorated under the direction
or Manager l.. d. Reynolds. The
dishes served were delicious and the
chef of the Altamont surpassed him
self In their preps alton. Mit fleyn-
olds declared that he would make
the banquet success from every
standpoint ana this assertion was
more than carried out, judging by
the hearty praise and many compli-
ments paid the boni-face.
The merry-making lasted until far
into the night with genuine enthusi-
asm and good will as the keynote.
Speech-mak'ng, extemporaneous oc-
cupied most OF the evening, while
laughter was frequent when an an
ecdote relating to enc OF the as en-
bly, was recitol in a clever manner.
The presentation OF the handsome
gold watch TO Capt. Mc[ though was
done with formality and appro-
pirate ceremonies.
f. +. Hamilton. circulation mana
Continued IN fourth page)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
IS TAKING
MURDERER TO
BUCHANAN, VA.

En- route from Columbia, Kan, to
Buchanan county, Va, where the
prisoner is wanted on the charge or
numbering James Mullins, Detective
f.. l.. Fcl.s, Of the Baldwin Agency
passed through BlueGeld today with
Elijah Mullins.
The alleged murderer is also said
10 be a mOonsnincr and wax cop
tured in Montgomery. W. Va, after
he had escaped from Buchanan coun-
ty. Here he escaped from jail and
not long ago was captured iu tho
Kansas town. Governor swanson is
sued rcluisitol papers and Detect
i've Felts was sent for tho man.
AS is now recalled the murder waa
brought about by James Mullins
reaching On Eliiah Mullins as q
moonshiner. Accompa Iiol by a
friend the man now in custody went
p his victims home and called him
o.,.. Scenti1g trouble the muir
Tered man cawo out OF his house
armed and Immediately shot the
lead OF the mooushincr. Elijah
then opened IRE on James, killing
him almost Instantly, ami effected
his escape.
The two Mullins were no relation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
Secret Service Agents Work
ON Island Trying to Con
meet Names of Prominent
Men With Conspiracy.
IN AMERICAN 4 FIGURE IN IT
Venezuela Also Involved
and Trio of Generals
Are in Jail

Havana, Cuba. May 27.-Secrst
service agents of the Cuban gov
eminent are seeking today to con-
meet the name OF prominent Cubans
with the conspiracy, which. they al
lege. was Matched by Generals Mas
so PARA. Gabriel Guerra and Jose
Otero. to overthrow the governments
OF Cuba and Venezuela.
Masso PARA and Colonel Gabriel
Guerra are in prison at this time
on petty charges and they are being
examined by the secret service men
In an attempt to get a confession
from them.
The name of an American soldier
or fortune is also mentioned In con-
nection with the plot. He is said
to be George Boynton, a New York
hotel clerk. who has been around the
world eight times.
Secretary OF the Government Al
berdi has reports from the govern
ment police inspector in which an
accusation Is made against the trio
by Francisco Gonzales. a prominent
Cuban who has been asked to join
In the revolution.
According to the report an expe-
dition was to be fitted out in Cuba
and invade Venezuela to overthrow
President Gomez. PARA and Guerra
have been convicted OF treason be-
fore but were liberated.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
LEFT WAITING
At THE CHURCH"
BRIDE WEEPS
Groom Does Not Put in Ap-
pearance, so the Wedding
Bells Did Not Ring Foul
Play Feared.

Moundsville, w. Va. May 27.-Eo
We idiny bells rang this morning at
S; Johns Catholic church. Benwood,
as scheduled, and the bride-to-be,
attiTed In her wedding gown, was
left in tears The groom-t o-be cam
not be found.
Three years ago Eddie liable LETT
this city for Oklahoms City where
ne emba. ked In the oil business.
Before leaving he became engaged
to Miss Agnes Francis, daughter OF
a promineB. real estate broker. The
wedding date was to be set later.
Af;er working in Oklahoma for
number Of months, he made small
fortune, and Wednesday. May 26,
was set as the wedding day. liable
wired from Oklahoma CITY twelve
days ago that he was leaving. Moth
ing has been heard OF him since.
Last night, to console the bride
to-be, who was on the verge Of a
collapse a friend informed her that
ne had received a wire from HaOie
who would be on hand at o'clock
Attired in her "Clding gown, the
bride and her attendants went TO
. the church this morning. and Rev.
Harris was summoned to perform
the ceremony. but the sroom-to-be
failed TO appear. His mysterious
disappearance has caused a senss-
ton. and knowing that he had con
siderable money on his person, his
friends here fear foul play The
Oklahoma police have been wired.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
Places American and Eng
lish Papers in .Ananias
Club-Says Dispatches of
Expedition are Untrue.
NO representative WITH HIM
Says Dishonorable Men In
vent Untruths About
Details of Trip.

Nairobi. British East Africa, May
PA correspondent returned to
Nairobi this morning after two
days visit at the Roosevelt camp
as the guest OF Mr.. Roosevelt.
The camp was located on the
Heatley ranch. on the banks OF the
Nairibi river. Mr. Roosevelt and his
son. Kermit, are in remarkably good
health and they are delighted with
the success of their expedition. The
accuracy OF the rife fire of Mr..
Roosevelt and his son has astonished
not only the settlers, but the mem
bers OF the party. Kermit killed re-
Gently, at close range. a hyena that
had attacked him, and he has also
come very near making a record
bag of female wart-hogs in given
space of time.
Mr.. Roosevelt is annoyed at GER
tain special dispatches which, IL Is
reported here, are appearing in
American or English newspapers.
He requests to send out the follow
ing statement:
NO newspaper has a representa-
tive with the Roosevelt party, nor
any nearer means OF gaining infor-
nation of the party's joings be-
yond what is generally known. Any
special dispatches appearing are in
all human probability sheer inven-
lions. Moreover the details which
purport to be thus obtained can only
be due to bribery, and it l. safe to
state that dishonorable man giving
bride and a dishoDorable man ac-
cep.lng the same would be willing
% invent untruths for money or
traffic in other forms OF dishonor."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
SPRAnLIN-MORRIS

AZ the home OF the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs j. a. norris. in South
Blteiield, Rev. 5. II. Thompson unit
&c IN marriage Mis- Minnie Morris
and Mr.. r. r. Spradlil. The groom
H. a we'll known railroad man. TIE
newly weis are now visiting I'm Nor
: Tx and OIL thor return viii reside
o. Ellis street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
TOWN WIPED
OUT BY FIRE
Dalton, Mich, Prey of For
est Fires Special Trains
Save Residents-Fear for
Sportsmen.

Negaunee. Mich, May PA re-
port was received here today to the
effect that the town OF Dalton was
entirely wiped out by forest fire this
morning. special train took the
residents OF the place to safety.
Forest fires are raging In this vi
entity and many fishing parties are
In the woods and may meet an aw-
tul fate.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
10 MORE
HANGINGS IN
TURKEY TODAY
Sultan Gave His Consent to
Execution Of Reactiona-
lies who Were Instigators
Of Recent Revolt.

Ccnstan,inople, May n Thir-
teen rcacGonarics, to whose execu-
ton the Sultan gave his consent,
we're hanged this morning. Among
those exccu,cd were four colonies.
hr principal insigators Of the re-
cent mil 'ory revolt un Ter ABDUL
Hands second Eunuch The hang
ipgs %c2c public.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
COURT
At CHARLESTON

Federal cout met at Charleston
his morning, judge Benj T. Keller,
OF Bra nwel presiding Judge Kel-
lc' had iu returned from Rich
mond, where ne sat az a Judge Of the
circuit court, and was . home but
a day OF two.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
PARALYTIC STROKE.

Mrs. Josephine Graham OF Salem,
W.. suffered a paralytic S'rote
yesterday and is In a serjovs con'lf-
on Her son NJ d. Graham, a
e, ! duotor for the Bluest,n me Trac
tn Co, was summoned hone lat
night.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27

Miss E-hcl 5tovall. who vas one
u the recent graduates ia music at
Centenary Female College. returned
nome last night.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
MANN STEPPED
INTO A HORNET s. NEST

card concession. which they sold for
$1,000.
judge Mann and Colonel Sale
wero members OF the senate when
this appropriation was secured by
Colonel James Mann.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
@. l.. ALEXANDER MARRIED.
Former Blueneldcr WEEDS Kcntuck,
Belle.

Ohty l.. Alexander, for May years
manager OF the Flat Top G;occry Co
Of tn!s city, and now eng gel il
BUSINESS near Buffalo, ~ Y, was
Hl;red yesterday at the h1n,o c.
sac briCe's parents at settles
KY, to Miss Ethel Wiherspcon,
one OF the bellies OF the Blue Grass
state. Tho bride has visited in Blue
field and has many friends here.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27

Dr. A. G. Rutherford, Of Thlcker.
8 II the city today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
WEST VIRGINIA
WEATHER

Washington. d. c., May 27.
Forecast till s p. m. Fri
day for West Virginia show
crs tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
.<[)()lJBT
!g<SSWEPT
AWAY
[By Associated Pics. ]


Cleveland. o., Mar. 25.-The last
doubt in the minds of the Cleveland
authorities as to the identity of the
man who is being held for the kid
mapping of Willie Whitla of Sharon.
Pa. was removed today when Thorn
as f. Boyle OF Sharon visited the
prisoner and declared him to he his
brother James
The prisoners brother also saw
Mrs. Boyle, but could say nothing
regarding her 1t is said that she is
unknown in Sharon.
Attorney Whitla. the father of the
boy who was kidnapped, called upon
the chief of police today to arrange
the details for the prosecution of the
Boyles.
Whitla also identified the bills and
their wrappings which he paid over
to the kidnappers.
1t was stated at the police head
quarters today that the prisoners
will be released to the Pennsylvania
authorities as soon as the eXtraditlon
papers are signed.
The county grand jury today re
| ported an Indictment against James
Fl, Boyle and Rena Boyle (alins
| Faulknerl, charging them with
Matchmaking.
The charge was based on the pay
ment of 10000 ransom by j. r
Nhitla for the recovery Of his son
Willie here last Monday
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
NIT HERE 4 YEAR
On ELECTION DAY"
Sworn Statement By Mr.. and Mrs. Drake
Sho,0s How They We're Induced
to Register and Exposes
Rank Fqlsehoods

dav. April 6. that Mrs. Drake begged
to have her name taken from the
registration books after she found
that she was Illegally registered, that
all of these statements are true are
borne out, not by hearsay but by the
sworn statement of Mr. and Mrs.
Drake and the testimony of most
reliable witnesses.
The Sentinel did not state that
Mrs. Drake had her name taken
from the books after she had ascer-
tanned she had not been here 80
days" and the morning sheet knew II
was lying when il made such a state
ment.
But let the sworn statement of
Mr.. and Mrs, Drake speak for itself
then watch for another frenzied at
tempt to blind the people by the
morning sheet, The sworn state
ment follows.
Grand Junction, Colo, March 90.
1909.
we, James l. Drake and Leila
Drake. hereby state that we are resi-
dents of Grand Junction, Colorado,
and i've at 13O Colorado avenue in
said city. We arrived in Grand
Junction April 10, 1908. Our home
tContinued on page 10
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
DE LONG WANTED Nj
EXTRA SESSION PAY
LiUeiy Discussion Ouer Salary Amend
n1ent---Bofh Houses Dispose of
Numerous Measures---End
is Now Near

ture and the pay of the members
The proposed amendment. as IL
was introduced. would remove the
limit on the length of sessions and
change the pay OF members from 81
per day TO $3.50 for each regular ses-
sion, with mileage. while for extra
sessions the members would receive
81 per day each for the first thirty
days and $ per day thereafter, with
out mileage.
Senator Irby offered an amend
ment that members should not re-
ceive any compensation after the first
thirty days of an extra session, and
Senator DeLong offered an amend
ment to deny the members any com
pensation for an extra session and
to raise their fixed compensation to
$1,000 per annum, without mileage.
The DeLong amendment was de-
feated and the Irby amendment pre-
vailed
Senator Napier sought to reduce
the compensation for a regular ses-
sion to $500, and this was defeated.
Then Senator DeLong offere an
other amendment fixing the total
compensation of members at 1000
for each biennial period and their
Continued on page g.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
BANDITS HOLD Up
PASSENGERS ON A
RIO GRANDE Train
This Morning One Of Boldest Robberies
in the States History Occurred
Within Sight of DenOer
Especial to The sentlnel.l

Sennell
v ENVER 25-One of boldest robberies the history
of Colorado iroadng occurred early hour this
40 ing when hghwaymen, masked and heavily armed held
up the occupants Pullman sleeping which part of
Rio ande eastbound passenger No which passed
through Grand Junction yesterday morning.
$4O0 cash then made good
their escape.
The train which this part the train that
held Military Junction few weeks at which time
bandits robbed the mail and and then made their
of the bandits captured Fort Collins and
in Jail in Denver.
The hodup today occurred the Denver Rio Grande yards
West Denver When the backed down into the yards at
West Denver the hhwamen entered the dragged the eoored
his berth and threatened kill him he made
Then the masked stood the while
the other bandit woke the the After waking
passengers bandit lined porter
the searched them.
There passengers the the time including
but the latter mosed Only the
robbed
The robbers would take nothing money passing all
ery, Watches transportation,
passengers badly frightened they
dsoby the orders of the masked armed bandits they
not molested further.
The bandits did their work quickly left the and out
sight before alarm could be given Owing the early hour
that the isolated the bandits had many ad
vantages in their favor
Up the middle of the afternoon all the
robbers had failed
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
Especial to The sentinel. !

Denver, March 20 1t is expected
that today final action will he taken
by the senate on the amended pri-
mary bill. The bill wiss pass by the
vote of the democrats who amended
il and by the vote of the republicans
who are standing by them. among
whom is Senator DeLong of Grand
junction. The bank guaranty bill
will also be disposed of this after
noon by the senate. The individual
bank guaranty bill, the passage of
which, according to GOV. Shafroth,
will not meet the spirit of the pledge
with the people. will probably be put
through by the same senator's who
voted for the amendments to the
primary bill.
There was very little of import
ance done in the house yesterday
morning.
The factory bill was passed by the
senate yesterday by vote of 80 to 2.
Lively Tilt Over Bill.
There was quite a lively time yes
terday in the senate over Senator
Ehrhart's bill. for the submission to
the vote of the people of constitu
tional amendment concerning the
length of the sessions of the legisla-
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
ARE THE WHITE S0X
To LOSE NOTED
FIELDER?
IBy AssoeIated Press. ]

Portland, ORE, March 25.-The
announcement that Fielder Jones,
once leader of the White SoN, who
has been visiting here for several
days. held conference with 'Old
Roman" ComisLey, the Chicago base
ball magnate, and that the former
would return home by Canadian
steamer this afternoon, has given
rise TO the impression that II mis-
understanding has occurred between
the two men, Cue not to be easily
adjusted, and that the famous fielder
probably will not be seen in "A uni
form by the Chicago fans the coming
season.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25


Chafing under the unshakable cyl
dence given in the columns of the
naiIy Sentinel last night to the effect
that G. A. Jackson and II. II, Beach'
two of the leaders in the Good CIT
izeuship League and anti-saloon or
ganization had grossly violated the
registration laws of the state of Colo
RADIO. hoping by its usual policy OF
misrepresentation to hide from the
people the fact that the fearless
Young prosecutor" Deputy District
Attorney II. l.. McClintock, who In
stead OF acting impartially in the
conduct of his office is accepting, by
his own admission, private employ
ment from the anti-saloon league
win not prosecute these men. Inc
morning yellow. the official organ OF
the Good Citizenship League. deliv-
cred itself of new series of lies thls
morning,
THAT Nj and Mrs. Drake were IL
iassi;S registered as The Sentinel de-
tsfied some days ago, that they reg
,stered under the advice and at the
earnest solicitation of promlnen.'
leaders of the anti-saloon movement,
thai Mrs. Drake told these people
that she and her husband would not not
have been here one year on electioh
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
YOUNG WIFE
KILLED BY
F lends
rBy Associated Press. I

Vincennes, Ind. Mar. 25.-In a
shed at the home of her husbands
parents Mrs. Jesse Overton Culbert-
son was discovered last night, bound,
gagged and bruised. Before expiring
today she told of her struggle with
"A man and women who dragged her
from the house to the place where
her almost lifeless body was found.
Before becoming unconscious the
woman said that she had been forced
to swallow carbolic acid
The woman's husband, Russell
Culbertson, declares that he is con-
fident that his wife was murdered by
persons whom he knows.
Mrs Culbertson had only lately
received several letters threatening
that If she did not give up her hus-
band she would be killed. The hand
writing of these letters has been
identified as that of a woman who
was friend of Culbertson before his
marriage.
No trace of the murderers has been
found
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
IS It TO Be PEACE
OR WILL It
Be WAR?
GBy Associated Press. ]

Paris, March 25.-it is understood
in official circles that the Balkan
situation on account of the irrecon-
ciIiable attitude of Austra-Hungary,
has now reached a most acute stage
and that the next few days Will de-
eide whether there Will be peace or
war.
The government this afternoon
was officially advised that Russia had
agreed to accept without reserve the
annexation of Bosnia and Herzegov-
ina by Austria-Hungary. IL is hoped
that this will remove Baron Aehren-
thals objection to the Servian note
formulated by Great Britain, France
and Russia.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
Pope WANTS TO SEE
AIR SHIP IN FLIGHT
IBy Associated Press. ]

7 Chicago, Mar 25.-The popO, :
i according to a special cable :.
: dispatch to the News from i
i. Rome today, wishes to see Will :
!. bur Wright fly. :!
+ Today His Holiness received !
i. the financial agent of the the :!
= Wright brothers, to whom he /
1. expressed the wish that the not 1
/. ed aviator would fly directly I
+ over the vatican and give the !
+ occupants chance to see the 1
+ aeroplane. 4
= : j. !. !. 4. + + = /. = = + + + 1. :.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
HE RENOUNCES HIS
RIGHT TO A. THRONE.
IBy Associated Press. J

+ Belgrade. Servia, Mar. 20
+ George. the crown prince of Ser
j. via, has renounced his right of :
+ succession to the SerVian :
1. throne.
+ This action is the result of :
1. the bitter press campaign in
+ which the crown prince has
= been accused of being the cause
+ Of the death recently OF one of
+ his servants.
4. Z. L =. L L !. !. !. 4 ]. ]. !, I Z L
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
KERMIT ROOSEVELT
HAS SEA SICKNESS
lBy Associated Press. ]

SIASCONSETT, MASS, MARCH
PA MESSAGE RECEIVED BY
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FROM
THE STEAMSHIP HAMBURG SAYS
THE SEA is ROLLING HIGH AND
\ NUMBER OF TIE PASSENGERS,
INCLUDING KERMIT ROOSEVELT,
ARE SEASICK. EX-PRESiDENT
ROOSEVELT MAS ABLE TO PAR
TAKE OF HIS LUNCHEON.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

W. c. Whittehome. well known in
this city and Colorado Springs, is a
visitor in Grand Junction today, ar
riving from the Springs on No. 3
last night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25
EIGHT MEN KILLED
BY A FALLING WALL
/ By Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO, NARCH 25.-EIGHT
WORI>MEN WE'RE. KILLED BY a
FALLING WALE IN THE STOCK
YARDS TODAY. THE MEN WE'RE
AT WORK HEMOLISHING WHAT
REMAINED on ONE OF DARLING
~ CO.'S WAREHOUSE RECENTLY
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Attorney Charles E. Noble has re-
turned from a short business trip to
his home in Colorado Springs, where
he has been in the interests of the
Grand Junction Electric Railroad
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

The Grand junction Town & De-
velopment Company today sold lots
8 and 10 in block 102 to A. H..
Stokes.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Milne & Milne, the agents for the
Grand Junction Town & Development
Company, today sold lots 25 to 2S
inclusive to Paul r. Watkins and
Mrs May Watkins. The lots are To-
Gated in block "A.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

NJ. Orendorf arrived in the city
last night from Ouray for a visit of
few days with friends in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

w. C. Minisch. a leading mining
man of Leadville, is stopping over in
the city today as u guest of the La
Court.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

f. II. Posey, one OF Montrose s
Leading business men, is transacting
business in this city today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Mrs. L. G. Crosby is visiting with
friends and relatives in the city from
Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

]. r. Alexander. frequent visitor
in the city. is down from Montrose
today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

w. w, France and Claude Cahill
are in from Clifton on business TO-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Frank Schwa bach, the well known
surveyor, left ON the Midland this
afternoon on short business trip to
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

Hugh Long, is looking over The
valley today from Denver. with pros
poets of locating here.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

p. l.. Stevens is down from the
Paradox country today. Mr.. Stevens
owns large mining interests in that
part of the state.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-25

E. H. Edwards. genial travelling
man from Pueblo. is making short
business visit in this city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-24
Mission Societies Officers

The Womau's Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies Of the Prcsbytcry
oi New Ca,'lc. whose annual meeting
At Zion was noted last week. chose
officers rs follows: Home Branch
President, Mis-, Bertha Harlan, VII
miurton; Corrcsp pending Secretary
Mrs James S. Hopper. Chesapeake
City; Recording Secretary. Mrs. Clay
ton Carhart. ZION Mrs G. 4. Finley,
Of Elkton. was appointed member
ui the Syuodical Committee Foreign
Branch President Miss Eva V. Tay-
Tor, Wilmington; Corresponding Sec
rotary. Mrs John McElmoylc, Elkton:
Recording Secretary, Miss NJ A. Barr
Wilmington Miss Mary Il. Mclntrc
of Elkton. was appointed member Of
the Synodical Committee Miss Louisa
y. Johnson. Of Wilmington. Treasurer
oi the Home Society. reported n bal
ancc oi $alrs and Mrs. John NJ Dan
by, Of Wilmington, for the Foreign
Society one OF $1,000