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IS STEAMSHIPS REQUIRE
 FOR NEW COMPANY
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 SEATTLE. sept. 14. President Baker of the Atlantic X Pacific Trans portation Company arrived in Seattl, yesterday from the East in the interes, of the new line to be placed in com. mission as soon as the Panama Cana is completed
 President Baker stated the compan, was organized week ago in New Jer sey. with capital of SI5.0OO. O00 an, the company expects to have I5 yes sels "n the run to ensure the service and schedule time they will make he tween Seattle and New York via Pan anna Canal The trip from city to city via water will occupy 2l days.
 According tn President Baker a number "f the steamers to be con - structed for the new transportation company will be built here in Seatre.
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"SSSeh SPNNi@t ScFNlCGs
 DENVER, Colo. Sept. 14.-The Pub lie Land Convention called tn meet ir this city on September 2S-9 and 3OtI by Governor John F. Shafroth vii make a strenuous protest against tn, power given the ,retary of the In. terior in disposing of the coal and oi controversy within the District al Alaska.
 President Tart. has promised the of- fcials of the Public Lands Convention that he will attend: also Secretary ot the Interior. Walter l.. Fisher has notified the committee in charge he will he present.
 The remarks as to what he will pro- pose in the way of recommendation for Alaska on the part of Secretary Fisher since his return from the North has caused the officials of the Public Lands Convention to state in advance of the convention that they will enter a pro test against the power granted the official of the Interior Department.
 Tn the call issued by Governor Sha- froth the following states and terri tories are invited to attend and send
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s provided as follows

| is provided as follows: The governor. senators and congress. men and members of the state legis. lature of each state and territory and delegate of each territory and oi Alaska, are hereby commissioned as delegates
 Each governor may appoint thirty delegates
 The mayor of each city may appoint one delegate for each LOGO of popu- lation. hut not [" exceed a total of fifty.
 Each Chamber "f Commerce. Board of Trade. Real Estate Exchange or other commercial bodies. each Board of County Commissioners: each Asso- citation of Stock Gorwers. Of Lumber men, of Forestry. of Irrigation: each Horticultural pr Agricultural organiz- ation.-may appoint ten delegates
 Each governor is requested to ap- point State Executive Committee of five. to cooperate with the Colorado Executive Committee-J. Arthur Eddy Chairman Denver Colorado
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|BINFORD MOTION
 | PICTURES BARRED
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 DENVER. Colo. Sept. l4-The city authorities have given orders |" an motion picture concerns operating here in the city that under no consideration will they allow moving pictures of Beulah Binford to he exhibited here in the city.
 Motion pictures of a drama in which Miss Binford enacts the leading ro'' are now being shipped to the motion picture houses throughout the states. The young woman who figured so eN- tensively in the murder ease just over in which Henry Clay Reattie was found guilty of having killed his young wife, Is now being shown all over the eoun-
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WOLGAST-M'FARLAND
 FIGHT CANCELLED

take place. EridaA evening the Isth. has .attr,rtrd ~part~ from ilr tud near who wanted [" see. r W"lga~t ~ holding hi~ own a@ tnr wonder of the light weight class and Mcfarland wh" has been training lnug and hard |" see if he cannot wrr~t the h"u"r~ from Vol gast iS considered a tough proposition for the champion tn get away wi,h.
 Great indignation k expressed here in the city aver the action of the g"N ernor. but the light promoters rather fight
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POSSE SEARCHING
 AFTER ABDUCTOR

boarding h"u~r ana .at. in th. even. ing thr people with whom ~h, w,~ stopping commenced r." get worried "h'r her u"u appearance. \.ignhur- sent in search of th, ,nug t,.,.h.r hut aiIed tn I",at. her \ -.,r,h .E,a- m'i" for Hul Wilson end n- t,r N.,~ 1"n". "u" of thr pupils r"p"rt,d a. had ~""u Wilson sru- toward tH, ~rh""I house shortly after ~,h,,,I h,d been dismissed. \ po--, va, then or g'niz"d and with hl""dhaund~ ar,. puw searching fur Wilson.
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BEVERLY. Mass. Sept. IA large delegation representing the large husi- ness Interests -.~.. ----s,-.--.
 upon President Taft this morning and after being granted an audience which lasted for an hour. departed wishing the President God speed on his long tour of the Western States
 The members of the delegation rep resented all the large business inter ests of New England and they assured the President of their united support as their choice of candidate in the coming convention and in wishing him
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SNOW FLAKE. Manitoba. Sept li
 The posse now securing thc c"uutr, with blo"dhuuudS for a uuu uIm,d Bill Wilson. charged with ahdH,tug a school teacher arrived here today and are hot on the trail "f the urau whu. will h" lynchrd when captured.
 Three days ag" HHl Wilson who has been paying considerable attention tu a young and pretty school teacher u one of the small outlying towns of Snow Flake without meeting any sue. cess abducted the teacher as she was
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DIVERS AFTER $150,OOO
 SUNK IN THE RAMONA

and among th" cargo was % -h'pm'm of si50. .o0o in gold dust being sent hN express tu tho lucai assay office
 The officials "t the -t'amship r"lH pany and the Wells Farg" ENpr"~' co. arranged for divers ,o gee N"rth a once to see 1T tn, bullion can b" rr covered
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 TORONTO. Sept. I4 A the cam paign now being wagrd iu Canada loo, tween th" Liberals on the "ua -i,,. and th" Conservatives "u the other. Co hc settled next week by th" direct ,"t. "f tho people. draws towards it- ,l,,~.. a lin" ou the outcome can hc obtained. and today th" "dd~ are three to one con tn" great Liberal leader. Sir WuIr.d lauri"r. wh" i~ ~tumping th" country in the interest "t reciprocity nItn inr United States.
 R. L.. Borden. opposition leader and the candidate for the ,ous.ryati,n party il is predicted will go down in defeat during the coming election and
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Nu99et opecIaI os'FISt'
 MILwAUKEE. Sept. la The l"us looked for fight which was {" take place tomorrow evening here in the city between Champion wolgast and Mcfarland has been called on and the people notified to come and get their money back for tickets sold
 The sherir nf Milwaukee has notified the promoters of the fight that he has received strict orders from Governor F. c. McGovern to stop the fight the minute the contestants enter the ring
 The fight which was scheduled |"
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SEATTLE. Sept. lI. Several divers sailed North from this city last night for the spanish Islands at th" western entrance [" summer strait ar th" Alexander archipelago. near Baron"n Island where the wreck of th" Ramona went to the bottom on sunday morn ing
 The steamer Ramona belongs |" the Pacific Coast Steamship Line and was south bound at the time from south eastern and Southwestern Alaska ports
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HAVE YOU TRIED ToeVs CANDY

lf you have not tried Toby's home made candy you are missing receiving the up-to- date fresh article.
 Try Tobys home made product, manufactured daily, from favors to bon bon's and you will use no other Fresh home made candy costs no more and to get the best call at Toby's Candy Kitchen.
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U. S. RUSHING SHIPS TO
 YANTEZ RIVER, CHINA
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 wASHINGTON. Sept i4.-The navy department has received word from Rear Admiral Joseph F. Murdock. commanding the Third Division of the Atlantic fleet. whose flagship is the Minnesota. that he is now rushing to the Yantez river country to protect the Americans threatened by the Chinese uprising.
 The Third Division in command of Admiral Murdock was in Chinese waters on an extensive cruise at the time of the uprising was reported and the navy department ordered the fleet to proceed to offer assistance to Ameri- cans 1T needed.
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40 WOLCAST
 OFFERED sI2,oOo
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 MILwAUKEE. Sept l4.-Ad Vol gast the lightweight champion has been offered a purse of sl2.OO0 to meet Knockout Brown, who is making such a good showing in New York by meet ing all corners.
 wolgast. has not been fighting many battles of late. just holding down the belt and allowing his arm to become perfectly we'll from the torn ligament which he suffered in the fight with Jack Redmond over year ago here in the city.
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TORPEDO BOAT REID
 BREAKS RECORD
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 NEW YORK Sept. 4-In the trials u'v I"'iur ruu with torpedo boat de- str"y"rs here in New York lower har- ""I th" T"rp"i" H"at Destroyer Rcid hrok" th" worlds record today fp- 200" wards. sailing over the distance af express rate of speed
 Tn" Reid. is the fastest boat in tI.. Tinted states navy. being known as 70 t"rps," boat destroyer and has % toe. mage "f ."" which is driven thror..rf th" water with engines developing l2.'@- horse power Tn, littl. flyer. '~ th" boat i~ termed averaged speed of .l.>- knots rrr hour during h,r triar test when ur-t taken "y.r hv the gpl- "ruW"nt from th.. contractors
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try m moving picture films and the woman was given S large ~um "i money (" enact hef"rr the camera It is believed that many of the other large cities will follow the example srt hy the officials of Denver.
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PRESIDENT STARTS
 WESTERN TRIP FRIDAY

| God speed expressed the wish that he would find the same confidence placed m his administration throughout the they were here to pledge him in be- half of the business interests of the New England states.
 President Taft thanked the drlega Beverly on Friday night to commence his tour of the West. which he expects to occupy about six weeks.
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Bran. new cigars in sos and i0os Lovera. Optlmo. Fl Rayo. Carabana Juan de Fuca, Arthurs and owls, Sew ard Coml Co
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GET YOUR coPY READY

Miners and operators who are to Edition Of the Nou,s -s Dredging should send copy in at once.
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sENAToR, WATCH HER

The U. 8. Troops are aboard. But keep your eyes on the Northern to see what she brings for BOB
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coUNTERFElTERs opERAT.
 ING ON PACIFIC COAST
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 rti"n ,'i'''' ai'''f' lf"rfhAnr as,,, u"N "p"rltiu- ou tb. Pa..ns Sfar.. T Ilu-arnu- gang nf ,uuulrrf"Iter~ whu-s work arn.- fnr ordinary prr-an and tn, government na- u"t h'.ru ahI' t" -,,4r, th.r arrest or tHr location of rnrtr plant when, they r, turning "ut tn, maury Iu argc quantities
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FALkENsURG & LAUcks. Chemists
 Assays of common and rare metals Carloads tor less) of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for cataIoaues. s5 Yesler Way. Seattle.
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Bowling Alley now open day and night
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States and would br an important fac i"r DO bringing about general treaty "f arbitration
 Al Hii times during the last forty '"'r~ -aEs Sir WfIrd. it has been th" constant effort to, sn political par ti"S in Canada '" make with the United Sfatee au arrangement for ire. ,.x- chang" of uarura products between th" tv" ,uuutri.-
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Take your exercise at the sowIinq NOTICE TO ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs
 All Companions af the R"v.d Ar,h Degree. are requested te meet tH- Thm-da,l evening tt thr Na-aU, T.",.e tf the bonn uf o'clock
 Tn. mus"~r nt tH,. meeting hrins ta u.lf.,t plans fnr thr utu-maunu af S,.vara Chapter of Royal Nr,h Ns sons here iu Numr
 l.y ara,r pf the Committee Y. p
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Statements printed lIusse, Office.
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NOTICE TO ROYAL ARCH mAsoNs

Take your s.sre.s. .t the eovIinn
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prospered under Republican admin
istratiof.
He said that Wilmington is about
to enter a new era, as the time has
come when the city must expand and
enlarge industrially He held that it
was necessary for the city to be gov
erned by progressive officials. and be
held that such men had been nomi-
mated by the Republican party.
Congressman Heald created much
applause by predicting that not only
would the city go Republican on Sat
urday, but this State would give a
substantial Republican majority at
the next Presidential election.
Minister Knowles Speaks.
In response to repeated calls for a
speech, Minister Knowles, who was
standing in the rear Of the room, made
a short address. From conditions as
he saw them, Mr.. Knowles believed
Wilmington would go Republican on
Saturday if the voters go to the polls
He referred to the fact that he was
at one time chairman of the city COM
mittee. and he spoke Of the friend
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REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE HEAR VICTORY PREDICTED

Members OF the Republican First
District Committee last night had
their last meeting of the campaign
and after the detailed business had
been disposed Of the committeeman
listened to addresses by Congressman
william H. Heald and Horace G.
Knowles, Minister TO Bolivia.
City Chairman Harry H. Billany
presided and It was one OF the most
largely attended meetings the COM
mittee ever has held. Enthusiasm
was rampant and indications we're
that Republican workers will lose no
opportunity to impress upon voters
the necessity Of going to the polls on
Saturday.
Congressman Heald was the first
speaker He said everything indi-
Gated the election Of Dr. Howell for
Mayor and the other Republican
candidates on Saturday, but he en-
phasized the Importance of every Re-
publican voting. He declared that
the Democratic victory Of two years
ago was the result OF the Republican
party being too sanguine.
While he felt that indications
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Elva Orrell has been spending
several days with Miss Ethel Lee of
Townsend.
Jasper Neale has returned to Will
liamsburg after visit to friends In
this city.
Mrs. Samuel Wier has been spend
ing several days at the home of her
mother Mrs McCafferty Of Linwood.
Mark Donohue of Chester visited
friends here this week
Edgar Dill was a recent guest of
friends at Greensboro, Md.
Mrs. Lawrence Thornton and little
daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. 1horton Of Greensboro, Md.
Miss Sue Norman has returned from
a visit to friends at Goldsboro. Md.
Miss Bessie King OF Chesterville has
been spending several days with
friends in this city.
George @. Henry of New York
visited friends in this city yesterday.
William b. Shields, Martin J. Thorn
ton and William j. Abrahams spent
Sunday at Cofield's Beach
Miss Stacia Mulvena is visiting
friends at Ocean City, Md.
George H. Larimore is visiting
relatives at Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rodney Sharp
have been visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Sharp of Lewes.
Miss Florence Airre spent Sunday
with Newport friends.
Mrs. Susie Worth and children have
been the guests Of Newport friends.
Miss Clara Rowan has been visiting
friends at Christiana.
Asa Conant was a recent guest OF
friends at Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. John r. Gillespie Of Millirgton
Is spending several days with friends
here.
Mrs. Edward Norris will spend the
summer as the guest Of Mrs. Story
near Centreville.
Mrs c. r. Culver has returned 10
Dover after a visit to friends here.
d. H. Hancock. OF Dover, has been
spending several days with his son
in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. X
Jones. Of Dover.
Clarence Clark has been spending
several days at his home at wyoh-
ing.
George Jackson and son have been
the guests Of Mrs. William II. Jakes.
OF Wyoming,
George Flowers has been spending
several days at Wyoming.
The Rev. Lawson Jump has been
visiting his father, william Jump,
near Greensboro. Nd
Mrs. Sallie James is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. George
Gottwslls. OF Greensboro.
Edward Hobbs was A recent guest
Of friends at Seaford.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB
COMMITTEE CRAIRMEN

The executive committee Of the New
Century Club met last week and ap-
pointed chairmen of the standing COM
mittees for next year There we're few
changes made in the present names.
Mrs. E. T. Negendank will be chairman
Of the music committee next year;
Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones. civics commit
tee Miss Margaret Shearman. social
service; Mrs. George w. Sparks, dra-
matte. Mrs. Walter Butler, library
committee; Mrs. Elizabeth G. Robin
son. education committee; Mrs. J.. j.
Saterthwait, reception committee. Mrs
S. n. Trump, hospitality committee,
Miss Elizabeth A Bringhurst. club
class committee. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Young, entertainment committee.
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pointed to Republican victory, he
warned his hearers to watch the
Democrats, and he referred to some
Of their tricky tactics in the past.
Mr.. Heald predicted that the So
cialist vote is going to be factor In
the election Saturday. and he thought
that party will poll vote Of some
thing like 1900. Two-thirds Of this
vote would come from the Democratic
ranks he thought
The speaker expressed the opinion
that the Democratic party in this
city is pretty we'll cracked up, and
he said he was not sure whether the
"Fordland" playground purchase or
the big Council deficit was RESPONSE
BILE. He declared that the Democratic
party has shown it is not capable Of
successfully conducting the affairs Of
the city or State, and that it was
made to be minority part
Mr. Heald pointed out that when a
Democratic administration has a
credit Of about 100000 on the wrong
side Of the ledger, it calls it no deficit
He pointed out that the city had
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]. A. BENNETT BuRIEp.
Funeral of WelI-Known Society Man
is LARGELY Attended.

is Largely Attended.
The funeral Of John A. Bennett took
place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence. No. 1416 DUPONT street.
The services were in charge of Della
ware Lodge I. o. o. F. and interment
was made in Riverview cemetery. The
funeral was largely attended by dele
cations from the organizations TO
which he was affiliated. The floral Of
ferings included a spray OF
roses from Mrs. Bennett, a bleeding
heart from the children. Mrs ]. Frank
Merrick Of Atlantic City, n. j., George
n. and Edmund K Bennett; a beauti-
ful spray Of flowers from the grand
children; sprays from Mrs. Levy Nc
Caulley Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Meenan, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nuhn,
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mccoy,
Thomas II. Wilson. Alfred H. Cav
throp. Charles f. Gathrop, the Sunday
school Of Second Baptist Church and
the employees Of the sash shop of the
Jackson and Sharp plant; gates ajar
from the employees Of the American
Car and Foundry Company; a floral
encampment tent from the Grand En-
campment of Delaware, !. O. o. F.; a
vacant chair from the board OF trus-
tees Of the Riverview cemetery, and a
beautiful bleeding heart from Mrs r
Kenyon and family
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Miss Sallie Rowe. Of Kentucky. is
visiting Miss Hattie Handy OF Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Miss Margaret Sullivan OF the
Gables, will spend few days at At
lantic City.
Mrs. George Conoway and two
daughters Coda and Hulda. Of George
town, are visiting Mrs. c. II Greaves
OF this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Willis McCallum is
a guest at the home Of Secretary Of
State William T. Smithers.
Mrs. A. ]. Branch and Mrs. Mary
Black are spending a week at Atlantic
City They will return on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w d. Condit have re-
turned from a weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. James w. Ponder is in Balti-
more with her mother, Mrs. Winfield
Taylor, until after the marriage OF her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Hayward TO
Archibald DUPONT Of this city, which
takes place next Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. r T. Elliott have gone
to Atlantic City to remain over Deco
ration Day
Mrs. Frank Roop Smith has returned
from New York city where she was the
guest OF her son Ensign Frank Roop
Smith, Jr.. and her daughter Mrs. AL
bert Miller Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crossan have
been spending several days with
friends at Townsend
Mrs Daisy Collins has been the
guest OF her parents at Townsend.
James e. Hall of Newark, is the
guest of Wilmington friends.
Percy Strickland was a recent guest
q few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. b
Kelso. OF Rehoboth.
w r. Kurtz was a recent guest OF
State Senator Drexler, of Bethany
Beach.
j. Earl Neuman was recent guest
Of Charles ID. Horn at Rehoboth..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E Needham. who
we're recently married have returned
from their wedding trip and are es.
tablished in their home at Roselle.
Miss Katherine Rutherford of Zion
Md. has been spending a week with
Miss l.. A Haddock.
John Connor and Miss Helen Con-
nor, Of Dover, were the guests Sun
day Of the Rev. Father T f. Waldron
Mrs Mulvena. OF No. 600 Van Buren
street. is spending a few days with
friends In Ocean City, Md She will
return to this city on Wednesday
Miss Annie Kitchens spent Sunday
with friends in Chester.
David Jordon was the guest Of
friends in Chester on Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Sutton has been spend
ing several days with friends at
Lewes.
Daniel Toomey was a recent guest
OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs Joshua
Toomey at Rehoboth.
Mrs. w. A. Wise and Miss Edna
Wise OF Centreville hayo beou the
guests of Wilmington friends.
Mrs Lima McGinness has returned
to her home in this city after a visit
TO her sister at Millington, Nd.
Miss Addie Vansant has been visit
ing her brother at Millington.
Thomas Flemming has been spend
ing some time at Prospect Park.
Mrs. James Johnson mas been visit
ing relatives at Marcus Hook.
Levin l.. Shockley has been spend
ing a few lays as the yuest OF his
mother at Elkton.
Clarence Ellis has been visiting
friends at Laurel the past week.
Miss Blanche Farlow has returns I'd
10 Laurel after a visit TO friends in
this city and Philadelphia.
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STRAW RIDE TO NEW CASTLE.

A straw ride was given on Saturday
evening by Arthur Myres and Earle
Short to New Castle. A very en-
joyable time was spent in singing
Among those present we're: Iva
Short, Edith Carey. Maude Barker,
Cleoda Garrett, Eva Duffy. Adele
Spence, Olive Jones, Hannah Jones,
Josie Green, Arthur Myres, Earle
Short, Leonard Bullock, Harry
Shortt. Joseph Black. John Smith, FL
bert Jones, Frank Mullen, Mr and
Mrs Short, r. A. Short, Blanche
Williams. Kathrine Short, A. j. Nor.
row. Of Media. Pa.
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ships formed while he served in that
capacity He paid tribute to Della
wares delegation in Congress, speak
ing of the valuable services rendered
the State by Congress Heald and
United States Senator's Henry A. du-
Pont and Harry A. Richardson. He
declared that Delaware never had a
more intelligent, efficient and patriotic
representation.
Mr.. Knowles said he was deeply
gratifed when he learned that Della
ware had remained in the Republican
column, and he held that the coming
city election would be significant, in
that it would be in the nature of a
reply on the part of the voters to the
changed conditions. He also said
that a Republican victory would be
as beacon light 10 the Republican
leaders Of some other sections which
underwent change OF party control
at the last election.
The population of Buenos Ayres at
the beginning of this year exceeded
1,314,000.