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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-12
M0TT-SM|TH
IS ON THE LID
Becomes Acting Governor Today,
But Will Not Look for Any Ad-
ditional Troubles on That Ac-
count-His Regular Jobs Sup
ply Plenty of That.
(From Wednesday Advertiser

"There viii be absolutely no change
or departure from the long established
policies of territorial government dur
ing my incumbeney as Chief Execu!
tive,' said Acting Governor Mott
Smith yesterday to The Advertiser in
the irst authorized interview granted
to the press by him since Governor
Frear was granted leave of absence
from Washington to depart today for
the mainland.
Not Hunting Trouble. f.
''There are certain fixed policies
which will be adhered to, for after all
there has been no change of administra:
tion in the Territory Of Hawaii and the,
old order prevails. Routine work will
90 on the same as usual, hope, for
have no desire to borrow trouble with
all the departments | am already IN
charge of.
al do not intend to attend to any
pending matters unless ] find it neces-
sary and imperative to do 50. Without
doing this, | shall have my hands full
attending to the office of the secretary
of the Territory, the public utilities
compilation of .he Hawaiian dictionary
and few other things don I recall
Just now.
Ask me if | am glad to he Acting
Governor once morei | should say not,
hut as this is one of the matters pub
lie official has no choice in guess I
have to bear it ar | make the hest of
the bargain. ! do not intend to take
hn 1 uho1I ha
Acting Governor, although ! may take
run occasionally up TO the Country
Club 70 do little golfng, but ! doubt
if | shall have time to go fishing fn-
ONE time TO come much rs | would
like to. Life is certainly no sinecure
for public official possessing all the
titles which have been shOwerod ON my
devoted head
WIN Hold Down Lid.
The Acting Governor will, rs soon as
Governor Frear and the Wilhelmina
will be outside the three.mile limit, be
holding down "the lido for the sixth
time, so that the present occasion is by
no means anything of an innovation
to him. Acting Governor Mott Smith
is therefore amply schooled in the art
of government and under his charge
and care the wheels and machinery of
the Territory, as far as the government
of the same is concerned, will run on as
smoothly as before.
Mrs. Mott-Smith leaves by the Mon
goia on Saturday for San Francisco
and expects to return to Honolulu on
December 3. Acting Governor Mott.
Smith will take quick round-trip to
San Francisco in time to accompany his
wife home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-12
oHAMBERLAnvs COUGH REMEDY.

This remedy hns no superior Hs %
cute for colds. gionp and whoopug
cough
II has been fayonto with The mo
theirs of Nouns children for almost
muy years
mmbulun Cough Remcdv emu
alwa}s lr d.pennri upon and is plea
Hani 10 take
u not only cures e0lis ani lrIp hut
pfoyenis iholr t,.uIilng n pneumonia
lhanhsuain's cough brmriF euu
iains ho omim OBJ other narntIf nni
mnf ~ Fifrn Hs rlnhinuilf a. child Rs
ln Ru al.ll fur rnlr hf NUuHu
smith a go. iill hF'uis fuf Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-12
rus cuRlp n . 10 ~ DAYS,

mo UlNINLNI D guaunleed
Z" 'an any csae of Tubing. Hind,
Bleeding W pulmdiug Piles 20 o 20
iidaysofmouoy refunded Made By
PARIS ~ DlilHli CO., Saint Louis
v = NJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-12
HUGHES DELAYS HIS
RETURN FROM COAST

Commissioner John Hughes of the
Hawaiian Fair Commission, who went
to San Francisco on behalf of the com
mission to ascertain from the architect
II the proposed Hawaiian Building, g,
". Dickey, and exposition officials, nee
nssary data concerning building mate
rials and labor, has written Chairman
II. =. Wood that there may be some
delay in securing the information,
This delay will prevent him from re
turning on the Sierra, ms he planned
aud he will therefore remain ON thu
Coast short time longer in order 4
secure all data that the commission
may need before calling for tender
for constructing the building.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-12

Fire fhiof lohnaon Of lilo last week
asked ihr hnnm ~ supervisors 90 np.
Wouinte ilenny Tor equipment for he
ilIln Ore department Action was de-.
feffrd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-09-12

The Hawaii supervisors have nppro
priated 1890 Tor the huilding OF n
modern baihhouse and for She eXteu.
sion Of water pipes 10 tocoanut Island
llilo BAY, Tbs old bath houses viii h'
torn down, The new structure will
consist OF two rows Of rooms, dye BIS
eight feet each, sixteen IN a row Each
row VIII face toNardv u huni i've feat
vide aud one row viii be- for w0mtn
and the other for men, hlds arc 10 hr
opeppd October
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

10 its own. according 90 the bclon
News, ana is boAsting ana antiquity
Do cycdonco ia O." be given the boys
at the local division forcman's office,
and they ought "a know. The wreck
ing ear in the lo,ai yards Nv 20 car
with history. 30 being the Identical
car on which Abraham Lincoln rode
90 his first Inauguration ass president
ct these United States or course O.
waa NOT wrccking car in those days,
but e regular palace on wheels
perhaps not 90 palatini as our mod
oru electric lighted. elegantly uphol-
stored, modoruly equipped itinor4nt
coaches which are placed 100 the COM
,enieucc of the chief executive of to-
day but palace lu &C. day and agc.
After having served Sos purpose iu
bearing eastward the greatest states
mlp OF tho land Honest Ah,-tho
coach had yariomied career ono
sep at time 70 passed through ali
tno uses to which wen built car
could Doc put AZ ono stage Ca its
journey So served us bunk ear 10
Amarillo. Tex. though perhaps the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

iHNn hpi ihey a ill| aoin
iHi' work beside ihslI laNua
~ tNNfaNHea
AuMn enns ~ IONS a. hls mind
IS silli icet ana uniaabd io beEins
Ip eei QIt when ~ fails into fnts'
when he releels m improvement
merely ntcapso q d new There lt
no 'estlmatt rsason WY g man
should nor ~ a. as much service az
~ ns a 20. and a. the latter aye
he anouid he wqrlh twice b much a.
when as Nes ao. 40 ban lost tho
cpilpNuets tne inexperlencp. ana the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
THIEVES CARRY OFF
CHEAP WATCHES
AND PISTOLS
Maboub Store on South First
Street Again Entered; Firm
Carries Burglary Insurance,

Tho STORE al Joe MahoUn. 40 III
south Fuss street was aEau robbed
inst nisht Dbl Time ol % fuw cheap
Watches and number OF pistols. The
proprietor wasn't sure until hc iu-
voiced his STOCK but ho was under
Che impression that few pairs OF
shoes aud un .hly sweater or two
were missing This is NOT tine first
timc that ,nD Hahoub establishment
has been UutOn.d by thieves, but as
the proprietor .lrrios burglar lnsur-
unce be- reius Goo worry.
Last uiglr s, thieves effected enc
trance throueH .ne back door Of the
shop. fr-I .r sing a window Goo
reach Che Iu..
Merchant H.ilcemun Tony Qua.
tar discovered the open door ut
$3.50 a m 1850 when the po-
ilccmau had l visited the place cv
.crythIng uus right so trace has
been found 90, ,he thieves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

u penetrating application aitcf the lur-
mula OF q noted family doctor, aud luhrl-
Gates every muscle, nerve, tissue or tendon
affected. ~ goes directly 60 the strained
portions ana gently but surely relieves OIL
tendency 90 soreness or strain.
By its daily use there viii be no pain no
dlstrcss, no nausea, no danger of iaccratiun
az other accident, and the period Will be- one
Of supreme comfort ana Joyful anticipation.
no al young women Mothers Friend ia
one Of the greatest of ull helpful Influences,
Tor Il robH childbirth OF an its ngunies ana
dangers. disncls nll tho doubt ard dread,
an sense Of fear, and thus enables the mind
and body to await the greatest event IN
wumnn's llfc with untrammelcd glndness.
Mothers Friend "a most cherished
remedy in thousands ~ homes and ls Of
such peculiar merit aud vnluo ns o. make ~
essentially one 30 Boz recommended by an
" women,
You viii nud u on sale ni an dulg stores
nt si 90 a bottle, or the drursist VIII gladly
grt N fer you if you insist upon ~ Moth
trs Friend ~ prepared only by me hrad
npld Regulator 60, i31 lamar bldg. At
lnnta. Ca who VIII send you hy man,
srnIed. d very instructive book ~ c1pectant
lnOthcfs. Mrls l0g u to'aay,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

pnhkcfn never dreamed that they
Nefr Filling the place 81 Abraham
iincoln. Frfln the Texas dlvlrion
point the car was Transferred 10 Do
Nn. where 4 WAS again transformed
into the head car for the wrccking
crew Like tlouest Abe himscif g.
has always filled ts position, how
ever humble we'll when iis career
o. usefulness e1nll have been end
80 ~ the Yards tnr old chr should
not ruthlosely hf consigned 10 the
Aerap hemp, but should he sivcn
place q honor IN regard Tor past use-
fulnefs, although 20 view the car to-
day ono r. forced TO believe that its
days % service win yet be many
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08


'' .f'' .'s e's'''-
- ''' ~ -. Il. 800 -. z.
''''' ~ w ''es s''ns -."''v.
- 'e.''e $500 q ' -,'.''s
F's'' '.''i ~
psfn 'n .t1''.'t ."e "
p''',e 49, TT '.'" ~ ~ ~
- q ~. -'r'e T. .''s.1s on' -.
-s''' $3.50. ~ ..s'n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
70 rIMr - CHOW ouD.

d ls Interesting 10 note that Ia
thin "ase Of young men, no loss than
eleven members of TIE United states
- nate fought in the civi war nfv
years ago. on ine rnion side we're
lined 0off Nelson. Bardley Du Pont,
Waneu ana Works while with the
Confederate uere Bacon, Rankhead.
cnlfon. Martin and Thornton The
average nso 30 these men cannot be-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08


In an iasuc Of the AUX. which Is
"a quarterly journal Of ornithoIoay.
and much l'selsar than its name
seems 10 Indicate. there appears one
Of those curious and interesting con-
tropersies that take place when sn
andubietbiy honest observer elabor
agely explains something he has seen
and another man declares both the
explanation ana the observation a
violation Of the possibilities.
The observer In this instance VIII
liam Brewster. feels sure that while
AZ sca on q steamer movins az fifteen
miles an hour Within two points Of
slrMaht into wine with a velocity
swson twenty pna fwenty-flee miles
I'll hour. he cav yalis, Tor many min
uiea AZ a time and IN horizontal
Might, keep up with the vessel. Some
81 me birds were IN the wake of the
stsamer. others over her Jus, abaft
the smokesiack. and the greater
number abreast of her al distances
varying from a few feet 10 fifty yards.
They never Old this sort Of flight 70
ieewRrd.
ar. Brewster. being unable 10 be-
ileye IN the existence Of upward air
currents a. an these places. evolved
the theory thnt ''she wind constantly
fills the concavs wings Of the gulis.
much as Il does the sails o. close
hauled vesseis,' and he inferred that
the forward motion on the birds rs
thc resultant ~ two component
forces that OF the wind and Of the
ntsfaciion 81 grusitation."
Tho weak point IN this theory 10
that 4 ignores or rather contradicis
the fundamental principle Of dynam-
ics, which b that force can only do
work on body that yields 10 il 81
some degree, and that when two or
more fprres p0 "a the same time tho
Welding must b. 20 each That D,
obviously done by boat sailing into
the wind, but ae is clearly shown by
Aiezandus Forbes, IT as obviously
was NOT done Ds the guus watched
BY FAR. nrewsier--w not. that is a.
ar SIR. brewster believes they were
sailing a wind moving horizontally
for IN that case they could gain FOR
ward motion onB by descent which
AR. HrtvHter explicitly aenies.
Mr. Forbes theory Is that. Will,
Mr.. Brtvaler did soc what he thought
he saw ais uscrlptlon Of HORIZONTALLY
20 the. wind was mistaken. and thai
what tna birds did was 10 ride ar
ascending current created by the mo
iion Of inc aliip against the wind u
such conditions thcy would ia cffcc
be fallius though they kept at th'
same lofel.
This second theory receives stroni
confirmation from the fact that th'
uillu carefoiiy avoided tho steamer
Ice. where Of course the motion 81
the ar would not De upward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Olive ana Gerald while out wake
ing met @ vicious bulldog. and Cor
AIDS conduct in tho next few mo-
monts left much 10 bee desired when
they lad safely passed olive turned
20 Gerald and said reprcachfully:
why Gorald' And you said you
would face death for me-"
81 know Z did" answered Gerald
"and moan So. but that bulldog
wasn't dead"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
Is n rossrnIEi

The American magazine has been
offering prizes Cor the best lctrers
cntitlcd what Am Most Thankful
For" The following contribution
from a woman who Is thankful for
twenty years spent with an unselflsh
husband won third prise. and appears
with the other prise winning letters
In the November issue:
What am most thankful ror. un-
quss,ionabiy. - for twenty sears Of
married life with an unselflsh man.
q quiet. siudious, witty man that
children ana dogs love and under
stand
"A man that give up his college
career thag he might help his parents
and give his youns brother a chance.
"A man who today supports his
old mother n her own home, 30 that
she can still feel independcni--in-
stead 81 In his home. where the cx-
pense would be less
"A man who has honor and duty
written IN his soul where they always
remain. 80 that ne does not need 10
carry a rabbits foot for luck
"A man who twice has had money
that represented years OF saving
swept away in few weeks swept
away through q supposed friend: bu,
honor called for him 70 stand to the
guns, and ne did not finch
It Is easy enough 20 be pleasant
When life flows along like song.
But the man worth while rs the one
who can smile
when everything goes dead wrong
This man has worked much hard
er Than many men. lie has not COM
planned, has Kept cheerful, brave.
noble through Il an. Dayi~ Groyson
would ike to know him.
"He has pity for mankind. as they
know not how 70 live, for the good
in life. Pity for the dowutrodden
and criminals. and looks forward TO
the time when the 'old world viii be
better through evolution and educa-
ton.
IA 10 rest OF charnctcr-w when
one mas 60 watch money SO as TO
make every dollar count 70 best adj
vansnge--to remain generous sim
and keep from becoming stingy.
tPardon me. for know. have
tried 70 stand shoulder 70 shoulder
with this man. ana for me Il WAS a
fight 70 keep generously
1--WE both wanted 10 do great
deeds, big wonderful things In hn
lite, bur nave learned 10 give one's
self IN the thousand ana one lttle
deeds ~ every day That count for
comfort and happiness to others.
For Instance: business takes this
husband of mine many miles away
lto a country town whore Ia tho spring
Eo can sathcr lnrec hnskets on traIi-
ing aroutus We give this 90 The alck
and aged We especially ry 60 find
people that knew and loved this
dainty blossom in their childhood
Lister the field daisies come. and We
use Thorn. but best 81 all for friends
and neighhors. THIS man brings fresh
cggs. butter ana fruit $50 charge is
made for time or trouble. but there
Is deep satisfaction In being ablo
20 help others, even ever SO little.
"iately ! read OF a mon who said
hO had lived eighteen years Of happy
married life. lie instantly received
an offer 20 appear IN vaudeville. SO
u De- possible that fame and fortune
may SCI be ours. What I am most
thankful for IS expressed in my first
sentence; Twenty years Of married
lifo with an unselfish man"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Manager - Shoe Store -"ryc tried
my best 90 attract the wnmon 90 this
place ANA they simply won't come"
salcsman--"No wonder. Your sign
qucors the trade"
Manager (hcatcdlyl What's %
wrong with the sign2"
salcFman-"li reads. The Blg Shoe
Store Lippincoitf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Impure blood runs you down.
makes you an easy victim for disease.
For pure blood and sound digestion
burdock BLOOD nlitcrs Al nil
drug stores Price. st.00.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
The Joy OF
Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That Is Natarai
aid and Relieves the Tension.

Mothers Friend. n famoue external rene
Cdy, Is the only one known that Us able ~
reach ali tho different parts involved AZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

When baby suffers with Group APP
ply ana give pr Thomas Eclectic on
az once Safe for children. a little
focF "a long way. ESQ and 50c A.
uil drDg storCr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
rAmC N ne Solar
JA60 PlsNaA.

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rIWNNE LOTT. me French novel;
ist with me haushtiness dladains for
Ilo receive ~ seconds ~ ~ HulEar
lIhutenant Tofcom. saving xat Sc
liinni. can always resort % 10 aFsas-
slnailon There y yct hope for
France
o.
A TWENTY SEVEN pound lob
tcr. caught FL Boston d said a. pc
the grandfather Of 30 iohsiers. #
We go Is The weight a ie1-ppund
lobster we know in this town must
have hten old when Methukelah was
pratsline Infant
.--
NATURE faklra may also be inler-
cesed ia 3 laO-pound chlekon-hut
then this discussion has gonc far
cnoueh.
D.
THE CHINESE parliament Il un-
ahlp to organize We ecc nothing to
DO bar % have Il executed and round
up another one
TIVE FORMER outlaw, "At' Jcn-
ninRe. is being mentioned az n candi-
date for eovcrnor az oklahoma. All
candidate has 20 do nowadays "
10 prove that his past Is buried deep
and be can run for office.
&C.
SIZE FELT like dancing. said
Pankhurst on arriving az Chicago.
on shc corpse OF the premier, we pre-
sumo.
o.
TT rs REAssURTNG 70 hear an
authentic denial OF tho report that
Pixies Peak Il sinking and we violate
no confidence IN saying that lbs sum
mis- win be visible above ground for
several years yet
O.
SCRUB HENS held their own IN a
laying contest with pedigreed fowls.
Il isn't always blue blood that counts
IN deeds Of physical prowcss.
o.
Rocking the ship ne sl'lprock.
Chief I.etthe Wimmindo Thwurk
(Solll
Nava-
Naya-
My Nava
Joi
The bloomin' government
Says you must go-o-o,
II Uncle Sammy oompols you 20
blow
III put on an awful show.
Nava, Nava. My navajo
NJ I've got ten wives it's
FfrwUr.H .sF.tf Lfrrur-f r.wrU-gu
I'VE got a crouch that will rapidly
grow
soon blood will eoplous-Iee Gov.
Nava-
Nava-
Ny Navajo,
III show them how 10 butt IN on
my s.ow-ow-ow-ow,
when they try 10 run the familcc Of
poor LO
Palcfuce has Got 10 Col
q
THAT pome ITSELF il nearly as bad
as an Indian massacre.
D.
IF THEY 60 10 cutting down Tho
Iniun's quota of wives be viii soon
be confronted with the humiiiating
necessity OF performing manual la-
Dor.
MEXICAN women are making sue
cessrul foraEcrs In warfare. They
must find that sort ~ work even more
exciting thun attendance ON "a bar
gain sale.
o
al
fenced 10 death five times Ic must
Doe regarded as sort OF a human
cat
g.
OUR ATTENTION has been cullcd
to the Croak- quick wedding SEQ Bling
hamton. g. Y. No flowers.
d
Flying Days.
How tho busy days do fly
How they rove,
Brown October hurried by:
Now SIS Nov.
-Grins and Groans
d.
YON LIND has displayed more
haste IN The past few days than we
Thought him capable o.
-
ABOUT the Time rankhutsi uies
Go dynamite s hasehall game the reel
news fcatureH ~ her visit win begin
to develop.
D
Ever Notice It2
The sporting editor he writes
of billiards learncdly
Bat when hc strives to WELD the cue
The sight is sad 20 see,
Denver Republican.
The sporting editor prints tips
on nags for you 90 play
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Gives the slender graccfulnc-s or
outline which the present fashions
dictate. la l,elne-tiie guaranteed
corset. AZ BOatnghrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Tho doctor win tell YOU this r.
safe drug store. Highland Pharmacy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Low rent makes our prices lower
Highland Pharmacy Phone 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Bargains in secondhand
Ford Automobiles Quickel
Auto Supply Co. 401-403
North First ST, Phone $50.
Evening journal., 1913-10-11
NO ARRESTS TODAY
IN MARKET CASE

Although several case sof alleged
violations OF the city market ordi-
nances are pending in City Court, one
Of them being against City Council
man Jacob Zimmerman. Mr. thinner
mann was at his stand az Fifth and
King street this morning disposing OF
sauerkraut and tripe. Clerk of the
Markets Paris made a tour OF King
and Madison street markets and while
several hucksters we're noticed having
stands against buildings they we're
not molested. Mr. Paris said that
no arrests would be made until the
other cases now pending are disposed
Of.
Michael Palese, one OF the dealers
whose case was continued, did not
stand at the northeast corner OF
Fourth and King streets today. He
rented portion OF the front side
walk from the Gem Grocery Company.
at No. 3O7 King street, and his stock
OF celery was being sold there.
Evening journal., 1913-10-11
GET TIPS ON
CITY BOOSTING
Wilson Tells Merchants How
to Make Wilmington
Succeed
ADOPT RESOLUTION
ON Mr.. LYNCH'S DEATH

Despite the fact that today was a
half holiday, more than two dozen
business and professional men. mem
bers OF the Mercantile Association
assembled a. Hanna's cafe today
when Lucius e. Wilson. Of the VIII
eon-Mckeand Company, made an ad-
dress on boosting a city. He cited the
gorwth Of this city for the past ten
years as taken from the last census
reports. This showed the growth OF
the city TO have been about IA per
cent, while ten other cities having
populations OF over 500, had similar
records.
Mr.. Wilson contended that only
one thing was needed TO mako a city
and that was a we'll directed and in
telligenty handled organization. He
cited the use of the word think" by
the National Cash Register Company.
which has the word posted on the
walls Of the various departments.
When the meeting was opened to-
day by Fred II. Steinle, who acted as
POSTMASTER he presented a resolu-
tion on the death OF Daniel w.
Lynch, president OF the organization.
who died late last evening The
resolution was adopted and read as
follows:
Whereas, Our president, Daniel
w. Lynch, has been removed by death
from our midst, and
Whereas, by the death OF Mr.
Lynch. the Mercantile Association
has lost an active. ehicletn president
70 whose foresight and public spirit
has been due In large measure the
recent success OF our association,
and
Whereas, The city OF Whining
ton and State OF Delaware. by the
death Of Mr. Lynch have lost citi-
gen who always. whether In public
ofice. or in private life. displayed In
eminent degree the virtues OF intel
ligent patriotism, good citizenship.
and a heart ever loyal to the duties
before him.
Now. therefore. Be Il resolved.
that We. the members Of the Mercan-
tile Association. hereby express our
sense Of loss In the death of our
regret at being deprived OF his wise,
progressive leadership. and.
turther be Il resolved that a copy
OF these resolutions, suitably engross-
ed, be presented TO the bereaved fam
ily, that they be sprad upon the min
utes OF this association, and publish
ed In the public press OF this city"
Following the address OF Mr.. viii
son Mr. steinle spoke, referring 10 a
meeting Of tn Board OF Directors held
last evening, when II was decided tc
ask Mr. Wilson 10 remain here mex
week Following the meeting a
noon today, the directors Of the as
sociaion were I ohold a meeting.