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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Mr end Mrs. Christisn end hsAs,
Mr.. c. be,RG Traveller for the nossv
company of Denver, are in Gsaaissa
fa so@s wssAsss esssas st the Ess0-
peon hg4el.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Manager Joe Howlssd II Ia Veta
tells ss thst THE week it has been
impossibIe for him 10 fssA tvsins.
Spesks veil for GsnRisoa = Q sum
nser resort.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

A baby girl Ne q we'cosse s~ssa =
she ho@e of stamford Sseele. Ar'
r'ved Wednesday night, and al -
ing weli
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Aw.S D. Crsmp and htsle dssGA-
,er left Ssadsy fos their he~e "
beaver AFTER q weeks visit With
fr,ends hose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Nm. ROCoaner daughter Of ID. r.
Sapp arrived vesterdsv for visit =
the Sapp home. She nov Fessdss -
Rocky Ford.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12
Laeh ~ nusani

The k.l&s I,edse II sssl4da =
hresk lnS ezo.aa fpr . re~ houss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Mr. and Mrs. Grsst Rslsad kess
returned from Q trip overland n
Aspen where they visited the lsssess
pasents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

hrs. j d. Ieassass W ia th,sse'
this week psck .aG est tsil sssIlsussy
styles fs her kas easpor,sm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

t.mesvoa Carr wss over On buss-
sess Tuesday He noe has ssssct
midway heswees Sallda and PoacAa
SprsaSs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

MFs. Elmer Ames snd moSkes,
Grandma Nosdstrom left wednssAsv
for trip 10 Nebraska, Illinois end
other points east whese they will visia
relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

AmaaG bsssse~- xsssssr- tron tssso
Gas sssssass se sosea Mrs.. y D.
Kerr
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Mr. and Mrs.. j. n. McEwea a
Fort Worth Texss ase kese tar Z
several weeks visit with hru Cslis
Asllin, mother of MRS. McEweu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Mrs. Arcaer Asliss srssrp~d sesn
seek fso. an exses<t~d ssay " ts~s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

The NJ +. Ladies Aid will hold
IN exchange in Qsarles a Hotels
store window Sstsrdav, August l3.
Good home cooked estables.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Mr. aud MRS b :. C.fktess ~
tursed s.asrdsv froa . two wssAs
soIourn IN Salt I.ake Csty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12
u1En lDg'S q III aAlAU

v ,s-n hssh y,r,s-ra usssli.sssl -s--csal.-s.
ARE as,ing their t..r-t t., t.r..s..saQ rx.
s-tesG.-s-u q - pssu ,,s,ls.rx --Is..-.
srs'Be'npS "a. satrs.nize any erux
-tssrc -ims,lt t,n scs.s,uttf ID L.x
prsce-7 NJ a.,n'i -s'rinals rclss~.sss.- q.
save cent hcrr ,fr ti,.re-we give
Yea VI hal Naor Islsv -ician s,rsI.r- and
chsrge srcsadlfn9iy Ne ant N.u
te deal With ~. hat n..g sssi.--e YEA
"re -st'-i''-d that y.a v ~ get here
the bs-i aud par,-i any dru9ai~f can
-aps,ly.
caaa6ay's oFug &ose
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Frontier hsv ~ Cheveaae ,ncis<ipp
fhree davs cesebrss,aa from AaG~ss
ls ~ ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

Ars x ~ o~ee saa soa hs&-
pkrey ss~ sgsnaane ss.e ~eck IN ths
ser
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

frsas I.rk~yed va. aa.snx shs
S.srtz creek raachmea IN car cssy.
aond~y
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-12

The k.l&s Ledse II ssslsda =
hresk kinS gzo.aa fur . re~ houss.
Ars. Arcsser Aslsss s.-ssrs~d seD
wse& fsosss an exses<t~d .ssy " toss.
Amaa9 bs~sse~- ssssssr- Eross tssso
Gas ssissdss ~e nosea hrs y D
kerr
Ars x " O~ee saa 600 ktsG-
pkrsy sse sgsnaane sse ~sek IN ths
ser.
4 trsas Isrkwsrsd va. a.oa9 sks
U.srtz creek raachmea IN esr cssy
apnd~y
Frontier Ihsv ~ Chesenae tncis<lss
shree davs cesebrss,oa from Ase~ss
ls 10 ~,
Mr. aud MRS b =. C.fktsess ~
turped s~asrdsv froa . two wssks
seIosra IN Salt I.she City
nrs j H. Jeaasaae W IN Ihseses
this week psck snH Got tsll usstlsussy
styles fs her hss e@por'sm.
A baby girl ,s q welcosse a~sss =
she hoase 81 s<saford Sseele. Ar
uved "Wednesday night, sad al -
ing well
f,mersoa Carr wss over On buss-
pess Tuesday He ne~ has . ssnch
midway heswees Salida and PoacAs
spr'ass.
Mr.. and Mrs. GrsBt Rslaad kese
returned from q trip overland 10
Aspen where they visited the lsssess
paseats.
Ass.S d. Crsmp and ittle dssuA-
ter left Ssadsy for their hoae IN
beaver after . weeks vislt With
fr,ends hose.
Nm Y OCoaner daughter Of u. r.
Sapp arrived Yesterday for q visit .
the Sapp home. She nov resides -
Rocky Ford.
Mr. and Ars. j. ~ AcEWea 6
Fort Worth Texss sse kese tr .
several weeks visit with hrs. Cslis
Asllin, mother Of MRS. McEweu.
Mrs Elmer Ames snd motkss,
Grandma Nosdstrom left WednesAsv
Tor . trip 10 Nebraska, Illinois end
other points east whese they will visil
relatives.
NJ end Mrs. Christisn end hsky,
Mr. G. beiRG Traveller for the nosev
company of Denver, are in Gsaaissa
for so~s wssasss esssas st the Ess0-
pesa hSAel.
Mssaeer Joe Howlssd of Ia Vets
tells ss thst THE week it hes bsen
imPossibIe for him 10 issA tvsins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
BIT AND CLAWEO
LIKE WILD CAT.
Simian Passenger Wouldn't Leave
Ship Until Thrown and
Tied With Ropes.

NEW YORK. July 22.--One immi-
grant who reached New York to-day
on the Austrian Lloyd steamer At
lanta. gazed out across the waters
OF the bay upon the towering statue
Of Liberty" without word of ad-
miration, and looked sereneiy upon
the dreaded Ellis Island without
fear.
The unique passenger was perched
on portion of the vessel. the ship
news reported called the cross-tress
of the foremast, q most unusual place
for a passenger. but one which the
immigrant could not be persuaded to
bulge.
The passenger was a monkey, one
OF 226 which made up part of the
cargo OF the vessel when II left Pa
tras. They were consigned to a New
York animal dealer. Tho steamer en-
cos,ntered heavy weather during the
voyage and twenty-five OF the Simians
died. One large monkey broke from
its cage three times. Twice he was
captured by the Grew after a haru
fight His last escape was made yes
terday. and he scurried up the mast.
from which the crew found 1t i'm
possible to lure him. One of the
sailors climbed after him, but the
monkey fought, bit and scratched. and
the sailor had 70 hurry down to keep
from being knocked to the deck. 1t
was only after the vessel had been
warped into her dock that several
sailors, flashing themselves to the
mast, were able to capture the animal
and restore him to his cage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
POLICE HAZARD
ANOTHER GUESS
This Time Crippen is in Andorra
Where No One Can Reach
Him.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC
Is Composed of Shepherds Who
Have Little Communication
With Outside World.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC

LONDON. July 22.-OfficiaI advices
received to-day by the operatives of
Scotland Yard strengthen the belief
that DR.. H-H- Erippenr-Haurd OF
his wife, Belle Elmore. the actress,
has sought refuge in the almost for
gotten little republic of Andorra,
where he is practically immune from
extradltion.
According to various accounts.
Crtppen was last seen at Vernet-Les-
Bains, the French watering place on
the south slope of the Pyrenees, flee
ing from here to Mont Louis, from
which he probably made his way into
the tiny republic.
So positive have been the Identified
tons OF the man seen at Vernet-Les-
Bains, as Crippen. that Scotland Yard
Ia centertng all it's activities In thai
direction. Andorra Is an Independent
republic of It's square miles area, ly-
ing high up on the southern slope OF
the Pyrenees. between France and
Spain,
II il desolate place, under snow
six months in the year. There are
only 5000 Inhabitants, but they have
guarded their independence since the
time of Charlemagne. Though nomi'
naily under the suxeranity OF France
and the Spanish Bishop of Urgel. An
DORA has never submitted to domina-
ton by these countries, 1t Is ruled by
twenty-four men, who are selected
for life. Communication between An
DORA and the outside world Is very
limited and the simple shepherds are
not often willing to allow a foreign
criminal to be taken from their Dor
derS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
FEAR EPIDEMIC
Of RABIES HERE
DIR. Hoen of Pasteur Institute
Gives Warning and Explains
Safeguards.
NEW CASE REPORTED
Nine Year Old Girl of Chester
field County Being Brought
NEW CASE REPORTED

Cases of hydrophobia or threaten
ed cases are becoming so frequent II
this time in and around Richmond
that DIR. A. G. Hoen, of the local
branch of the Pasteur Institute, wal ms
all persons of the danger of getting
the malady.
Owing To the large number of Cd
dog and mad cat cases that have been
reported at the local institute. LIT.
HHen says that unless precau.i o,rlfy
measures are taken the community
Is likely to suffer an epidemic of IA
bics.
The latest case to be reported at
the Pasteur Institute here Is that ~
a nine-year- girl. daughter of Mr..
John f. Woodfin. who lives in Ches.
terrified county. eight or nine miles
fom Swansboro.
The little girl was bitten Thursday
and the cat wss immediately sent to
the institute here for examination. pr
Hoen discovered that the cat was sur
fering from rabies and reported his
nnulHke 10 tHe WOodHn family IN
Chesterfield.
The child Is not yet in the city. but
Immediately upon the receipt OF DR..
Hoen's message the trip was begun,
and the parents will arrive here iate
Friday evening with the child. She
will be given treatment at the local
institution.
At the present time there are sew
eral other patients at the Pasteur In
stitute receiving treatment. One of
them il a young boy from Radfori.
who was bitten several days ago and
brought hurriedly to this city for
treatment. Another patient is Mrs.
Cox. who was brought here from Old
Church. Va, after being bitten by a
stray dog that was. upon examina-
ton. found to have rabies.
According to DIR. Hoen, the best
remedy Ia to see that all dogs that
run at large wear muzzles, He also
advises that oil lpersons avoid play
ing with cats and dogs as much as
possible. and that children be kept
away from both animals at all times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
THEFT STOLE
FROM BEDROOM
While Mrs. Joseph Slept Robbel
Took Fifty Dollars from Be
meath Her Pillow.

While she slept thief entered the
room of Mrs. Mary Joseph. $40 North
Tweuty-n street. some time Thurs
day night and stole fifty dollars IN
bills that she had placed beneath her
pillow,
Not until she awoke Friday morn
ing did Mrs Joseph discover her loss.
An investigation showed that the rob-
ber had entered through the back
door, the lock of this being torn
away. and had gone through all of
the rooms and the store whilh Is a
part OF the building. Nothing was
taken from the store. SO far az could
be ascertained~
That the thief knew Mrs. Joseph
kept the collections of each day under
the pillow of her bed there In little
doubt, and II Is thought the robbery
was committed by some one who Is
thoroughly acquainted with the
premises and the habits of the people
who live there.
The police were told OF the rob-
berry Friday morning and are work
ing upon a clue that they believe viii
land the guilty person behind the
bars.
Mrs. Joseph was In police court as
defendant this week upon . charge of
selling beer in her store. She was
acquitted. the evidence showing that
she was not in the place at the time
the beer was purchased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
FATAL SHOOTING
NEAR WyTHvIiLE
Specia! Officer Kills Robert
Hudson, Blacksmith, at
MaX-MeadoWs
SERIOUSLY WOUNDS
HIS VICTIMS. SON
Trouble Started at Corner Stone
Laying When the Men Resisted
Arrest Tor Creating
Disturbance.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
wYTHEyILLE, VA, July 22.-Rob-
ert Wake, a merchant at Max Mea-
dows and who was serving as special
officer. shot and almost instantly
killed Robert Hudson, blacksmith of
the same place. and seriously wounded
Hudson's youngest son, while the two
were resisting arrest early this morn
ing.
This was gala-day at Max Mea-
dows. Many masons and Odd Fellows
were here to participate i'll the laying
of cornerstone of a public school.
The exercises OF the day opened with
a baseball game, during which Hudson
Is said to have created a disturbance
Constable Albert attempted to arrest
the blacksmith, and summoned Walk
TO assist him. The son then entered
the fraeas which eliminated with the
special officer drawing a revolver and
shooting the two men.
Walk has given himself up and is
now In the custody of Sheriff Brown
of Wytheville.
Robert Hudson Is the third son Of
Doc Hudson, weIl-known here, who
has died with his boots on" He lived
but a few moments after he was
wounded.
His son ii is believed. will recover,
though his condition ia precartous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
SALE IS WINNER
BY BUT TWO VOTES
Recount Shows Him to Have Been
Elected in Bedford City
Mayorality Contest.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. July ga
The mayoralty contest case came to
an abrupt end to-day when the at
torneys OF Paul Bargamin. defendant
in the case. came into court and an.
nounced that they desired TO carry the
proceedings no further. as they knew
that the result would be unfavcrable
to Mr.. Bargamin. where upon Judge
Bafksdale entered All order directing
that the certificate of mayoraity held
by Mr.. Bargamin be turned over to
Mr.. Sale.
The case was the outgrowth OF the
mayoralty election held some time
ago when Mr.. Sale and Mr.. Barga-
min received the same number of
votes. and Mr.. Bargamin was declar-
ed mayor. after the drawing OF lots
in which his name was drawn first.
Mr. Sale entered a plea in the court
for q recount of the votes ana the
casting aside OF Illegal votes which
he claimed were cast. Yesterday the
recount was finished and showed 12i
to 1ls ballots in favor of Mr.. Sale.
After this Mr.. Bargamin's attorneys
surrendered their opposition. as they
could not prove as many regal votes
as could the attorney for Mr.. Sale.
without going into the validity of the
Illegal votes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
WOULD PUT END To
PRINTING LETTERS
Miss Smith Declares She Will Pre-
vent Young Man Sueing Her
from Making Epistles Public.

NEW YORK, July 22.--Following a
conference with her attorney, wiuiam
A. McQuaide. Miss Helen woodrusf
Smith, of Stamford, Conn, who Ia
being sued by Russell Girls roll for
$4,000 for breach OF promise, an
nounced to-day that she wouli xeeK
to prevent further publication OF let
ters written by her to Griswold. She
stated that she would ask the court
to entoin the young man from giving
all. more of the letters TO the 1aus-
papers.
I'm stop the little scamp's dirty
work II there IL any redress in law"
said Miss Smith. There must be se,E .
protection for me against him and his
advisers publishing my letters"
Miss Smith was accompanied TO her
lawyers by William Harper, a y,nns
Brooklyn engineer. who has been q
guest Of Miss Smith on her yacht, 'he
Viking. Griswold's mother alleges that
1t was because of the attentions OF
Harper that Miss Smith threw over
her son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22

Joint Session Of Virginia and
Maryland Associations at the
Hot Springsf Next Week.

Former Governor Andrew jackson
Montague. OF Virginia, will be among
the speakers at the Joint annual con-
vention Of the Virginia and Maryland
Bar Associations. which meets at Hot
Springs. Va, next Tuesday for a ses-
sion, Of seEerai days. '..,sas Sv>a''
Governor Montague has selected
the following subject. How far the
United States Supreme Court may be
taken ~ a model for an international
court OF arbitral Justice
President Alderman. of the Univer-
sity OF Virginia. who was to have de-
livered an address, has found that he
will be unable to be present.
One OF the leading addresses dur
ing the convention will be delivered
by Justice Horace Lurton. of the
United States Supreme Court.
Richmond attorneys who expect to
attend the convention viii leave Mon
day afternoon. Special rates are be-
ing offered by the railroads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
Gunner Trying for Record Neglected 70 Snap
Safety Device and Explosion Follows
Officials Will Conduct Search
ing Investigation.
REPORT OF COLONEL COMMANDING
COMMENDS MEN FOR THEIR HEROISM
Broken Gun Breech is Found in Ceek-n Haste of Prac-
tice it Had Not Been Loeked-Bodies viii be
Shipped to Bereaved Families at
Government Expense
Governments Expense.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.1
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July ~.
Had the breech- block of the twelve.
inch gun which exploded yesterday
at Fortress Monroe been locked, there
would have been no disaster. and
eleven lives would have been saved.
The block has been found in the bed
OF small creek near the fort. Exam
ination showed that it had been re-
volved but twice, whereas 1t should
have been turned three times, the
automatic safety device locking after
the third revolution.
1t is believed that IN the haste OF
gun practice. the crew trying for q:
record. the last revolution was acct
dentally neglected, making possible
the fatal accident which followed,
Ahree of the dead men: Sergeant
Hesge. Corporal Atkins and Private
Smith will be buried tomorrow at
the post cemetery with military
honors. The bodies of the other fnen
will be shipped to the homes of their
families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22

grand president and present high
muck~amuck for the Local Aerie OF
Eagles. lodged formal complaint with
Chief Werner Friday afternoon
against the signal police box that Ia
located in Fourth street directly in
front of the home for the birds.
1t makes no difference whether
man is arrested a square or a square
and half away" said the genial
captain, as he vociferously protested
to the police, ''he is always brought
TO the box in frant of the Eagles
Home and the patrol wagon called
for. Usually the officer permits his
prisoner to sit on the steps of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
LARGE SEIZURES
OF. LIQUORS MADE
Over 100000 Gallons Seized BY
n, Secret Agents Here and
Elsewhere. :

Secret agents sent here by Internal
Revenue Commission Royal Cabell
have seized in this and other cities
nearly 100000 gallons of spirituous
LIQUORS and although the local COM
missioner. Colonel William Chapman.
refuses to discuss the matter. II IL
known that sensational disclosures
will be made when the report OF the
agents il filed with the proper authori-
ties.
Seizures were made in large retail
and wholesale establishments here ana
in other cities on the grounds that
the bottles, jugs and barrels contain
ing the LIQUORS were Improperly
labelled. being Of . mislsading nature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
EACLESW WANT SIGNALBOX
MOVED FROM THEIR DOOR
Captain Cunningham Enters rma Protest With Chief Werner
and the Commissioners viii Look Into Matter.

building, and the unknowing pubic
says, There is a drunk from the Ea-
giles Home
we do not want this notcriety.
We want the box moved. Put Ii up
on the corner. or break 1t up, but
for the love OF Mike. CHIEF. take II
from in front of our aerie. We have
enough to answer for without being
given all this prominence.
Chief Werner smiled and said he
would think the matter over. he sug-
gested to Captain Cunningham that
a letter be written to the Board OF
Police Commissioners. meeting VIII
be held the third of August, ana the
protest of the Eagles. through It's
chief mogul. Will be heard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
MUCH DELAY IN
PAYING OFF, TROOPS
Paymaster Consolvo Wrestling
With This Vexed
Problem.

Northumberland Charles H. Con-
solve. OF Norfolk, paymaster-general
of the Virginia militia. was in Rich
mond Friday and held conference
with Adjutant General Sale with
reference to paying or the troops
who served at the recent Gettysburg
encampment.
Colonel Consolvo said that the de-
lay has been caused by governmental
red tape" but he expects to send
checks to company commanders
within the next week
Just how the money WILL be dis
tributed Colonel Conaolyo II not yet
in = position to say.
1T may be necessary. he aaid. t.for
me 70 writs out l,ee0 cheeks"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
EITHER SUICIDE
OR An ACCIDENT
No Evidence of Foul Play in
Case of Man Found Drowned
in City Fountain.

Especial to The Richmond virginiano
ASHEvILLE, VA. July 23.--At an
inquest over the body Of John Nor
sison. an aged insurance agent, found
IN the fountain pool behind the coun-
~ courthouse, Il was decided that he
came to his death accidentally, or
Y with suicidal intent There were no
marks OF violence on the body.
Morrison went to sis room at 10
o'clock the night bsicre and was seen'
no saoPs until CaretAker Smith fished
his body out OF the pool. He leaves
= widow here ana two seas IN New
York. He ID said to have been IN bad
health. ana N'as out Of employment.
H came hsre from New York about
eight ySara Ago ana worked for the
ytFginia Life Irsuvgnca Company, He
No1 ssvsnsy~two ysers old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
CAROLINA POLITICS
MORE Than CONFUSED
Delegates Bolt and Hold Second
Convention-State Committee
Win Be Called Upon.

RALEIGH, N. c.. July 22.--Follow-
ing the adjournment of the demo-
cratic convention in the sixth con-
gressional district early to-day, at
which Congressman Hannibal l..
Goodwin was turned down and c. L.
Clark nominated the Goodwin men
bolted. They held another convention
tct-day and placed he incumbent In
the field, The State committee will
be appealed to In order 10 force one
or the other candidates 70 withdraw
otherwise 1t Is conceded the republican
candidate may 20 succoGnful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
YOUNG GIRL rs
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Arm Caught in Machinery and
Shoulder Dislocated-Treated
By Ambulance Physician.

While at work In the Chemical Com
pany's factory 1T the foot OF Twelfth
street Friday afternoon. Miss Gladys
Wood. fourteen years old got her hand
and arm caught In q piece of machin-
cry and suffered q severe injury. Her
shoulder was dislocated and her arm
sprained land wrenched.
The ambulance was called and DIR.
Harshberger treated the young girl.
She was taksss.to her home, 7o1 Huch-
Anan street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22
Pianters' Makes Application.

The Planters National Bank has
made application to the postofice de-
partment. along with nearly all Of
the eRichmond institutions, to b.
dssignated ~ : depoaitory under the
DostAl savings bank law.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-07-21
RED Men WHOOP AT
REBOBOTH TODAY
Indians From All Over ReSer-
vatiOn Have Big Day At
Resort By Sea

The annual outing of the Red Men
of the State is being enjoyed by hun
dreds of Red Men at Rehoboth to-day.
This morning several hundred Red
Men OF this city aud vicinity left for
the resort on the p, b. and W. train
leaving here at 6 o'clock
During this morning there we're all
kinds of field sports. The Georgetown
Minstrel Troupe will perform in
Horns pavilion this afternoon The
proceeds will be for the Red Men s
home at Newark
The committee in charge has spared
no expense TO make the day success
ful. Judging from the success OF last
years celebration the present one will
be all that could be desired. The com
mittee in charge consists of p. S. Will
liam T. Tappan. a member Of Indian
River Tribe. No. 81, of Rehoboth; p
S.. Adam Weinrich. Of Nanticoke
Tribe, No. 20. of Georgetown, and p
S, J. V. Jones. of Manitou Tribe, of
Wilmington