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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

Nov, Bobby" said his sister, briskly.
Mr.. Featherly will excuse you, am
sure, and it's time that little boys were in
bed, yo1 know" YES, nassented Bobby,
sleepily, "but I just want to ask one
question, an then I'll CO." "Fire away,
Bobby, laughed Featherly. 81 want to
know what pa meant when he said Won
were down at the Eagle Saloon last night
telling people that you were big iron
bridge over Bitter Creek, and that It was
$5 fine to ride or drive across you faster
than a walk p
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
A wonaerfnl nlcrnlo nocn,.,.

BosToN, Nov. THE success of Alfred
A. Mcourdy, of the Lynn Bicycle Club,
In bis "a hours run, which ended al 8
O'Clock yesterday morning, was remark.
able. He made a total Of 3O5 miles by
actual measurement, TINS passing ahead
OF the English road record of 29l miles.
and the best American record of SOL /
miles, made by Whitaker in Indiana a
few days ago. The run wan made over a
surveyed 50-miles course, through Walt.
ham and Newton TO Wellesley, thence to
Brighton and back to Waltham, the start.
ing point. He also bent the I5O and 900
miles records in the course of his run.
which was made on 4s inch Starlight
roadster. He was in good condition at
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
non't Hazard Your Iigo )

-, ngAied to.eh n powder mill ia scarcely
cold The Individual who wats foy si,cS a., y, -
sl9i9us enemy Of life 70 de out ii itself COM
mlts q tlghlful error. 1t Is au lneyci,sa hIa
TItof b9i Tor HALE's HONEY or HoRgHOUEp ANS
40 VIII cure any irritation OF the lungs or
~ KY Win dispatch and thoroughness Witch
precinde al Necessity for apprehension, No
type y cough, cold, lu1uenzg or broncLltIs can
1sgi51 lts strengthening, sootuing healing oper
PiSa's Toothachs Drops-curs in one minute
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

catarrh is Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane, attended with increased secretion
Thus catarrh may affect the head, throat,
stomach, bowels, OF any part OF the BODY
where the mucous membrane is found But
catarrh Of the head is by far the most common
coming on so gradually that often It's pres
ence Is not suspected till it has obtained a
flrm hold on its victim. 1t is caused by q
cold, or succession Of colds, combined win
Impure Blood.
when firmly established the disease Is ex-
ceedlneiy tlisagreeahle, causing now from tiie
nose, dryness of the throat, headache, loss Of
appatlte, roaring and buz2lng noises IN the
ears, etc. In Hoods Sapsaparllla may De
found a prompt and permanent cure Tor
catarrli. Ii puTifes and enr!ehes the blood
soothes and rebuilds the diseased membrane
and thus soon cures the disease Az the same
time II refreshes and tones the whole system
The remarkable success Of this peculiar
medicine entities 1t to your confidence GIVE
Hoods Sarsaparilla trial.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

Manufacturers Of oleomargarine, and
wholesale dealers In It, step to the front
like little men, and take out their licenses
to mukeor sell. Itisthe retail dealers whom
tho new law plnehes, and from the way some
of them cry out 1t is easy to decide who the
most active agents Of the bogus butter
swindle have boon heretofore. Now that
nothing is to be gained by suppressing II,
the truth comes out. The retail dealers
can't sell oleomargarine when they offer
II for what It is. They must sell 1t for but.
ter or not at all. Thus the swindle stands
forth in utter nakedness, and II anybody
doubted the wisdom OF the oleomargarine
tix-law whom 1t was passed, no will hardly
do SO now
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
A LATE NEWPORT ROSE
A RANT rose Is Blooming


A RANT rose Is blooming
On yonder stately bush:
"0h, rose, when comes the cleaning,
Whose checks reflect thy blush?
"What witching maid affects thee
That art so tardy blown,
For II thy love spell charms not,
Her heart hopes all are 1own2
"Whose name is her lip signing,
Or, II she smiles or weeps,
When Luna's beams are dying
Behind yon mountain steeps2
"Ah rose, close.lipped and Jealous,
That whispers naught to me,
The watching stars must tell us
Who fares thy company.
Gas soon thy days are over
When blightinR frosts appear,
Nor maid, nor rose, nor lover,
Attend these wood haunts sere.
But now, nights dews are falling
And warn me to depart,
Beiinda's spirit calling
viii case my doubling heart"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

In the Wiser ZsituRs (Bremen) of
june 22d, " says the Critic appeared
notice of the German translation, by
Anna NJ. Koch of Bayard Taylor's life as
derived FROM his letters. The writer has
taken occasion TO speak with much
interest and admiration of Bayard Taylor,
as follows; For years Germany has
been his second intellectual home. His
song of rejoicing, written on September
9Th, few days after the news Of the great
event at Sedan had been telegraphed
to America, ranks first among the
foreign demonstrations of sympathy.
Familiar with the country and
people of Germany through the
journey which he, farmers son from
Pennsylvania, made through Europe when
boy of 10, acquainted with large num-
Der of the intellectual leaders in Ger
many, at home in German family circle
through his marriage with the daughter of
tile celebrated astronomer Hansen he had
also founded his literary fame in Ger
many by his translation and exposition of
| Goethe's Faust Unfortunately
the few months spent at his post before
his Heath did not permit him to realize
his ideal OF foreign ambassador. So
much the greater cause have we to thank
his family for giving us an insight into
the life and aims Of man whose thorough
| idoaiity affects ms most gratefully
accustomed as we IRE to regard the Ameri-
| cans in quite a different light. Though
Taylor may not be one of the greatest, he
is undoubtedly one OF the most sympa-
thetic representatives Of American char
acter one of those fortunate natures 10
whom, wherever they go, the tribute Of
respect and admiration is paid in full
measure. A cosmopolitan in the fullest
sense of The word, there was scarcely
notable spot of land between New York
! SID Xcc3a42 hgtfr:aa221 BT1nt' .EiTd and
&hartoum, which his foot had not
pressed, and which his mind and itnegi-
I 55Gtlcu Gad lot described @ ..
Gus extracts from his letters and poems
which reveal his spiritual life there
brenthas delicious freshness, pure,
healihy odor of the forest, On the strong
and healthy old stock Of Anglo. Saxon
QnGhegism was grated branch of the
noblest hind of cosmopolitanism and uni
yorsalism, bearing blossoms which the
cuitiyated may enjoy and the religious
may find sdifying. So may this book be
recommended to all who, in I'm author,
acPk aboye all the man, that they nay de-
light Ill the beauty of human nature ;
they will thank the wife of the late min
iater, as we'll as the German publisher,
Tor unveiling aud making accessible to
them the life OF n man who was true
Hayard--a knight without fear and with
out reproach."
4.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

NO HOPE FOR GEORGE.
#e Cannot he the Labor Candidate
for President im ISSS.
Naxy vnrr n,,th,,,a auadaI

#e Cannot BE the Labor Candidate
for President in 1855
New York Tribune special.
PITTsRuRa, Nov. 5.-Henry Georges pro-
posed candidacy for President in 1888 is re-
garded unfavorably by Pittsburg working
men. President Cline OF the Wlndow-g glass
Workers Association, said to-day:
"If Mr.. George wants to run for Presi-
dent he must first secure the labor vote
and the only way in which be can secure IL
Is by eomtBg out squarely for protection.
Unless he does that-and It would DO q
wide departure from his present utteranees
Tho cannot secure any support whatever
from the labor element. It has spoken in
the last election and spoken very emphatic
ally In favor OF protection"
OF the mayoralty contest In New York
President Cline said.
"Powdorly made a gallant fight to teach
the Knights Of Labor concluslvely what a
power they could WELD In the ballot, and l
think he succeeded beyond his own expec-
tations. He has proved that the labor ele-
ment holds the balance of power. Mr..
George In all this was mere flgurehead
and would not receive any support either
as Presidential or Congressional candt-
tlafa -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
Gr"Wins Pains Cured.

Following in our mothers footsteps wa
have routed night after night from our
warm quarters, in the dead of winter. Ia
klndle fires and fill frosty kettles from
waterpails thickly crusted with ice. that
we might get the writhing pedal extremi.
ties of our little heir into tub of water
as quickly as possible But lately we
lave learned all this work and exposure Is
neeuiess' We simply wiring towel from
saitea water--a bowl Of it standing in
our sleeping room, ready for any etner.
gency-wrap the limb in it from the
ankle to knee, without taking the child
from his bed, and then swalhe with dry
tisnnels, thick and warm, tuckine H.
blankets about him little closer and re-.
lief is sure. $50 70
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
AphlIndeInhisn mon. ns.a.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ga gentleman
dropped dead on Lexington street at IL. 80
this afternoon. Papers in his pockets
show him to be G. II. Woodruff OF Phila-
delphia. Drs. j. O. Harris and Fl. II.
Biedler who were called, decline to state
cause of death. The dead man was after
wards idedtlfied as b. f. Wilcox, a hotel
register canyasser, and the son of a
Chicago real estate agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
Epidemic I'lcuro-pne a mon,a.

cHcaao, Nov. Ga special from Indian
apolls, Indiana, says: GOV. Gray has re-
ceiyed telegram from Senator Kent Ct
Clinton county, saying that peuro-pneu.
monia In epidemic form has appeared In
that county; Chat GO head Of cattle are
already affected, and that stock men ak
for immediate protection. 1he State hoard
OF health will send a veterinarian TO inyes.
tigate tho matter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
ssncGJesn,H ArnIcG sa;ya.

Tbs best salve In the world for tuus
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rbeuns, fever
sores, letter, ehspped hands, ehiiblains
eorns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required, Il Is sast
anteed 20 Awe perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded, Price, 95 cents Per box
For sale by william Springer 4 90, 400
Market street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
singing OF "a asomc, Sweet Home"
BROOKLYN Magazine

Brooklyn Magazine.
Perhaps the most thrilling quarter Of an
hour Of John Howard Payne's life was that
when Jenny Lind Sung "Home, Sweet
Home" to him. The occasion was the
Jenny Lind concert In Washington, the
night of December 18th, 1850 The as
sembly was, perhaps, the most distin-
guished ever seen In concert room In this
country. The Immense National Hall,
hastily constructed for the occasion on the
ruins OF the burned National Theatre, was
filled to overlooking. Among the notables
present and occupying front seats were
President Fillmore, Daniel Webster Henry
Clay, General Scott, and John Howard
Payne. Jenny Lind opened with the "Casta
Diva" and followed with the "Flute Song"
On which her voice contested rivalry for
purity and sweetness with flute in the
duet), then the famous BIRD Song" and
next on her programme the Correcting to
America" All the pieces were applauded
apparently TO the full capacity OF an en-
thusiastic audience, and Mr.. Webster, who
was In his most genial after-dinner
mood, emphasized the plaudit by rising
from his seat and making Jenny profound
bow, AS II responding for tho country to
her "Greeting." But when the Swedish
Nightingale a. wered the encore by turn
ing inthe direet.3n OF John Howard Payne
aud giving Home, Sweet Home" with all
the wonderful tenderness, purity, and sim
plicity fitting both the words and air of tho
immortal song, the difference was at once
seen between the mechanical applause
called out by display Of fine vocaljzatlon,
and that ELECTED by the 'touch Of nature
that makes the whole world kim Before
the first line of the song was completed the
audience was fairly 'oil it, feet, !" and could
scarcely wait for a pause TO give expression
10 us enthusiasm. People ordinarily of the
undemonstratlve sort capped, stam9el and
shouted as If they were mad, aud it seemed
rs II there would he no end to the uproar
Meantime all eyes werc turned upon PAYNE.
q small sized, elegantly moulded, gray
haired gentleman, who blushed violently
at finding himself the centre Of so many
glances.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

III" lor working people. Send lorsn,s
kypostage, and We will mail Won fres
Hi royal, valuable sample box n
HEEt goods that will put you In the wa ~,
% making more money IN n fsv
h,a uays than you ever thought nossi,
c o,1 ~ any business Capital not required. Yon
OF al me time. All of both sexes. of ali 10y
erah1iy euGcessful. 80 cents 10 IS easily 90 rnaS
every evening. That all who want WORE H. y !,
~, thS business, we make this unparalleIsS
sena " o pay for the trouble Of writing MS Fiii
PartlcuIars directions, &C., sent free. Immensaa,
bay absolutely sure for ali who start M nnn ~
M NAM delay Address sTINsoN d CO., Portland
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
sCOTT's EMULSION OF PURE
COD Liver OH. 1SI1n 1Isnon,,o.a,.,..

For Lung Troubles and Rdstiisg Diseases.
DR. j. slmonRud, New Orleans, La. sava
SCOTS Emulsion is the finest preparation of
abe kind ever brought to my notice, In afYac-
lions OF the lungs and other wasting diseases,
we may consider 1t our most reliable agent In
perfectly elegant and agreeable FORM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

Safely and certainly that great extarnal ran,
coy, SLEHNs SULPHUR SOAP, removes cutaneous
eruptions by opening the pores whose obstrrc.
you Will endorse It e4N
beautiful shades Of brown or black are pro,
duced by Halls HkIR DYE. S'O'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

tl9p '-if u dsu'er OF rs yul Il bottle Of
saiRasoh VI wihpuptaS5s, OF Wrappers, or III
don buy II at Gap price, ri Cur rsat assured
{hat tlafe Is something wrought may De a
i,.,aII ef9u5 and worthless counterfeit. Insiat
pJeksgs. tsing leE.fsct, uHbrokeH, genuine
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

HkBt Almore money than ut anything else by
M Staklng an agency for tue best selling
uhthHboOk out Beginners succeed grandly.
None fall. Terms free. HAi.LE1T BOOK CO..
pnrtInnd Maine
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

laWkin-That was rather sudden
death Of old skiuhints. What was the
matter With him. Hawkin- Economy.
w Two anderiakers are running each
other, and funerals are away down in
Ftlce 0!d skinhtat never missed bar.
gaia N ll,s life. = L9,oeI Citizen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

since iIOyhO have been troubled Win
eAlatrh ard hay fever. Ely's Cream Balm has
cured me n. l.. Cllckener, New Bruuswtck N, II
ElY,s Cream Balm cured me OF caiarrh
my sense OF smell. For cold In head Il works
I Y rnasic.-E Il. Sherwood, Banker, Elizabeth,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
TlEfRoR ooII.EGE on PHrLA DEI,-

DEtROE COLLEGE on PHILA Dell
A rH1A, PA. THOMAS MAY PIERCE, ID. A.,
PRINCIPAL and Founder IteuR Of inteEesf
for tie thonehtfm (l) Tue LOCATION IN
tho finest building In Philadelphia an eleVs
tor, steam hest, special ventilAtorB, wRrdrobee
ard METHODS Of iksTkuCTloR--The personal OK.
perionce OF the prOfeasors, ard the teunnicnl
knowledge gathered by the Principal "a q court
expert ~ fhe buGCass AonRvAD Eight hun
nred and eeventy-nine (SsD) atud8nns last year.
bualntes men, merchants and farmers who
nave he'd doubts ~ 70 whether practical b1sl
neas education could be obtslned outside OF the
counting room have been surprised ut the
thoroughly practical manner IN which their
F2s2g aisa tsiiaAasAtAaFal hagH been qualified for
oaeis usS T'gpgements ut PnirCc : ..cRo
~ h,lstEiusS, sAs,Ts'va GtsslLsAAtsJy, EahlLa-
A"lPhtHe, aud are ugw alnolg liz 1ii.sb1ast
ienda hnrse Ns0Fths, Forty fSpfIRre.
Bead FOR ctrcpla- ana commencement tincts,1.
ireS Rgv hftt' FHtlpttSiH t.sosI
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
From 115lbS to 101 lbs.
To the CnticnrA Hetneiies q owe VI,
Health. Wy haappinesS, and
HY Life,


day never passes that do not think and
speak kindly { tue CuTICuRA REMEDIES Ssyen
Years ago, oil Of q dnzep lumps Gfrmai On my
neck, ranging IN tize from a cherry Rtoue to III
orange. The Urge ones were frightful to lo1f
at, and painful TO bear; people turnei aside
when they Saw me, in disgust, and ] WINS
ashamed t. be on the street or IN society
Physician and their treatment, and all nrtii-
clues failed TO do any rood. In a moment OF
despair tried the CuTICURA EsMEDns.-CUTI-
ouRA, the great Skin Cure, aud CuiiCuRA SOAP,
an eSillii lie ksalAap,i r. yinfpo AZ -A+9f
urICuRA l8SoLVBSI ths rev H0sd l'uiltet
lhte, uRtlYi tho stGall tar~ ~ 'as ! call ilfJ
gtaduHllv IL Al u3rea, and tAs large ones
qnanti' lea Of matter, leaving two slight pcars In
my neck to-dsy 10 toll the story Of my suffering
MY Wet0ht then was one hundred and If, teit
sickiy rounds; my Weight nov IL one huudrRu
and Sky one solid, heflthy pounds, and nv
beigh' is Onlg five feet Ave In hes. In my
travels | iralsed the UTiCuRA hkMEptKs
North, south kHst, and West. To CUTIouPA
hBMsmsS OWE NY 1EAITH, MY HAPPiN gss
ana MY LIFE. p nmlneEt New rk druggist
AsRed me the other uHY, 'po you It'll use tte
CuTiCuRA ltRMSDIEs; you look 10 be In perfect
health " MY ftp5 was, II 10, and shall iva, A.
! have FEVER knowp WHIT sick esn II since /
commenced using tie CUTlCURA REMgpiEs y
Sometimes am laughed by praising th,u 10
people not acqu itted with tNer merits, nilt
soon or later they wi come 10 heir s. nsae
and believe the seme as those that tIsr them, as
d 2er5 have whom | h Va tol May the time
come when there shall be Il laf ge CUTiCuR6 \ M
ply Hluaa In every sITy IN the world, for he
beneht OF humanity, whore the CUTIcuKA tEMR
DIES snail be sold ONLY, so that there Will be
rarely a need OF ever entering a drug OF IA.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

Tfac Idyllic s4itsEe European Repub-
~; ifc--Hss as0v9rmuaent. tr.H

Ah@f-7eNA ~40N hAuahDthNs
The smallest state in E,irope--six
square hlometres--is the territory of
Moresnet, between verviers aud AK la
Chapelle. II contains rich zinc mines,
which are worked by the Societe de Ia
Vieille Mantagne. In 1915 commission
was appointed to fix the boundary line
between Prussia and the Netherlands,
which WAS agreed upon on every point
save IN regards Moreshet. Each county
claimed the zinc mines, or an adequate
indemnity.
Ii was finally resolved to consider the
miserable tract of land, which contained
only 50 squRlid huts near the mines, in.
dependent and nentrnl. Since thon the
condition Of the territory has greatly
changed. 1t contains at present 800
houses, nice, we'll shops. and the
inhabitants are quite we'll to do. The
territory has remained neutral. and is
patriarchally adminfstered. Prussia and
Belgium have each appointed resident
commissioner, who endeavor to settle
amicably any possible difficulties arising,
but who do not otherwise interfere.
At the head of the administration ia a
Burgomaster, who selects his 10 council
men; he Is the keeper of the archives,
superintends the real estate bureau. and
is, in fast, the aqtocrat ruler. For the
past two years this Office has been filled
by peasant named Schmitz, who has
selected chief councilman an aged
physician, liked by old and young. These
two men constitute the government de
facto-all the other councilmen agree to
the resolutions of the council OF two,
and all the resolutions are unanimous
The administration Of the state requires
l2,O0O fir. per annum; each in
habitant pays an average tax
of Str. That sum suffioes TO
keep the schools and roads in repairs
there is no military service the posse
oomitatus consists Of only one man, who
wears uniform as the official badge Of
the Republic of Moresnet." The village
lies in lovely valley, which BOASTS of
pretty lake and the ruins Of an old castle
of the time OF Charlemagne, and the deni-
zens of Verviers and AK la Chapelle fire.
quently repair there on Sundays to make
jovial over a glass OF wine. This idyllic
republic has of late established post
office of its own, which issues postage
stamps of value of / to so pfennige Ia
pleasure trove to philatelists y and over
the entrance of which stands in big letters
the name of the almighty ruler of the state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

Backache, aching sides and kidneys, sore
muscles, stitch, crick are removed by the Hon
: The reign Of sense In medicine Is shown by
the popularity Of Hop Porous Plastsrs Tor palms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
osdneaitnnal.


THE THlRTIETH COLL KtjIATE YEAR OF THR
COLhEdfE OF EOMmEACE,
philadelphia, begins IN September. this lnsti-
tuition has achieved u remarkable SUCCESS aud
mas en- excellent reputation among busineeA
dent, In renuneratiye pOsltions TIE exercisee
OF the last annual commencement have been
published In handsome style for free distribu-
tion; IL Is worthy place IN any library con-
able men as U 8 Senator Colqulst, DIR EDWARD
and others
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
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EEF0Xyt,,a bronchial 'F5ncs,.s

Tor Coughs and Colds; Il think them the
best and most convenient relief exta1t y
hep. G, IL Humphrey, Graft, ~.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
A LOnded Rrldge.
"A
New York Sum.

Chronic nasal neutrality-suspicious. cure
DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

80 iIt-fAlBt.v
~ nspl-tt "urs. annoying Kidney, B'ar-
t4l Aaty Diseases, IL. At druEKi5 S.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11
Hoods Sarsaparilla

5PTQnle InnTyTF
100 Doses One Dollar 100 Doses one UoHaf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

st'sa fi ON EsILE'' PTs.LS
Pr ~ sRHdlss, anil dose, big reailts, pleas
Lttt w per Au1Ht don't disturb the ~ mach. 25r
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-11

Every girl in FREQ America is goddess
Of liberty in her own right. NeS YORK
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-26

have issued their orders and propose to keep
the city clear of these kind Of visitors.
They have been notified Of the in
tended arrival of a number of dele
cations from Eastern cities and will be on
hand 10 extend them a welcome they will
not relish. Three well-known thieves ar
rived in town Saturday TO ply their yOca-
ton during the carnival and were seen
shortly after their arrival by Chief Clark
and notified to leave the city at once. They
failed, however. to obey the injunction and
yesterday We're arrested by Detectives
kennaly and DAILY in their room on East
Seventh street. Their names were Albert
Pamell, Richard Cassiday, alias Carter, and
James Heating. alias Thomas Kenny. The
latter is Chicago thief and is known as
one of the shrewdest and most expert gen
eral crooks in the country. CaSsiday is
said to be from Detroit and is also consid-
cred slick one. They were well dressed
and presented an exceedingly gentlemanly
appearance. They were arraigned before
Judge Cory, charged with vagrancy. and
fined 500 each or ninety days in the work
house, with the alternative of leaving town
in two hours. They accepted the latter and
were much chagrined at being compelled TO
miss the coming festivities.