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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

aeapolls, )ak II. p. pan l. on,
kterego cd kilku lat wybiera-
ia sekretarzem tamteiszych
obchodow narodowych, to ma
on Ia soba szerekie pIecy swo-
jego serdecznego przyjaciels
Cenzora, ktorege tez pesiada
wszelk!e cne+y.
Cenzor z czeladnika bla.
charskiego wyni6sl sic La "a
szcAytne stanewlsko sred spo-
ieczenstwa ameryk ahskiego,
pan Wasllewski z prostego
mularza stat sic wielkim poll
tykiem i literata cd
Zgody,
Pray ostatnich wyboraeh,
]eden / drugi-uzywajac slow
Cyrulika-najadt sic wfasnege
miesa; plerwszy W Winonie,
drugl W Minneapolis.
Nienawise do Waruso zy-
via ebaj W najwyzszym stop
nlu; plerwszy z powodu, &e
mu Hlerunim Derdowskl ME
pozwelif siebie ocyganie i
wydrzec sobie Wlmusa, drugi
Z powodu, ze go, mimo pole
ce,'ia p. Brudrocha, ME zre-
bllismy naszym agentem.
Taxi czfowiek iak obywa-
tel Wasile wski bylby villas
ME na reke p. Bredowskiemu,
i on tel odtad czescie] bedzie
60 przedstAwlaI W Zgodzie
swolm wlelbicielom, by krotko
przed Sejmem pestawiona
kandy2atura jego na Cenzora,
ich ME zrazifa.
Ze pan Wasilewski Jest i
cztowieklcm wyksztafcenym,
wleeej wyksztafconym niz
ebecey Cenzor, to iatwo
wymiarkowae me3na juz z
kwieclstege stylu jege kores-
pondencyi W Zgodzie oraz 20
zwrotow retorycznych, jakiemi
sic popisuie.
Il CHICAGO donlosl nam
nasz correspondent W dniu %
b. M, 2e 0. Szymon, preboszcz
parafl sw. Trojcy, niebardzo
sic zachowuJe wzgledem swolch
owieczeI; chciaf ]e nazajutrz
Eakreclc z procesya Ia folwark
do Wicusia, lecz kerespenden-
towl naszemu nie chcia1o sic
wierzy6, by parahanie "a MIN
poszll.
MINNEAPOLIS. - Bawii
tutaj II naszego Cenzora W
dniu 6 i 7 b. m. p. Morgen-
, stein Chicago Nsplsali oni
list do Zgsdy przeciwko panu
Leonowi i redaktorowi Via.
rusa, "a podpis mularza WASH
lewskiego Jest tylSo palawa,
nem. = Wiekszosc tutejszych
Polakow jest przeciwko Cen
zorowi usposobiona, i ten stra.
: Gil pomiedzy mimi swoja po-
!. wage. Otwarcle j W ,jego @.
becnosci bronla pana Leona
co niezmiernie Cenzora gnie
wa, i list ow podpisem Wa
: sllewsklego jest rezultaten
/ zemsty, z ktosej wszyscy Sic
tutaj smieja. Wszyscy INTEL
I gentui wplywowi Pelacy "
Minneapolis So e.,warcie pc
Stronie Dana T,eOna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
N122Sz;ss xxi
[WHITE BEAVER.S

Lellarz chirurg LA CROSSE, WIS.
DOBRZE ZROBI KTO DO NIEGO Ma
PISZE pod powyEszym adresem nau-
czy sig. JAK MONA ZAPOBIEDZ
BRZYDKIEMU NAKOGOWI ruinowa-
pia ciala i ducha, tudziez JAK MONA
ZNOWU ODZYSkAC utracona sile mez-
ka nrzez proste niedroSie sredki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
"a: HierOnim Derdowski.

~ W dniu 4 llpca,
jake amerykahskie
swieto narodowe, be-
da mieli robotnicy,
majacy do zaplacenia
abonament "a W ia
RUSA, dosyc czasu
do postarania sic pa
pierowe pieniadze,
w}ozenia ich do ko-
perty, opatrzonej pa
Sym adresem, i wsu-
niecia do skrzynki
pocztowej. Kto nadto,
MIN WrZuclf list 90
skrzynki, napisH u
CORY ma kopefcie, al
bo ma odwrotnej stro-
ME swoje imie i naz-
wisko, GRAZ ca}kow]-
ty sw6j adres, moze
bye pewnym, re list z
pieniedzmi mas dol
die.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

II q y a :
c h e t n a h o. no Sc d | a
ms tucyJ rod o.
W y h."
VIE dobrze publieznosG pol
ska W Ameryce, )ak wysokie
sunny Jerzmanowskl ofarowal
ma cele dobroezyune, psy
chologiczne wyjasnienle pewo-
du, ola czego i stapl doroh :
klewlcze czasem ostcntacyjnie
pefnia dobre uczynki, znajda
szanowni czyteluicy W poda
nym W dzlsiejszym numerze
na innem mieiscu artykuli-
ku pod tytufem: Wspon1nienlo
z a0ysta1Dy parysklej; 2 +. 1878.
W EDWARDsDALE, Lu-
zerne Co., Pa. - jak nam
donesl tamtejszy nasz abenent
p. A. Gusotf', policeman "a.
strzelif ;ednego z naszych. Ma
pogrzeb zle5yia sic garstka
tamtejszych Polakow.
MA PODARKI OLA DZIE-
CT majacych przystaple do
pierwsze) spowiedzi l komugii
sw., pelecs K i egar a
W iarus Cor. 2nd & Ca.
rimona Str, Winona, Nina. I
TAME ksiaaeczkl do nabozen-
stwa W slicznej oprawie.
STURGEON LAKE, MINI
= q mas wv nocy 29 ma 80
maja OBJ. Jan Ferster, ktery
tn jest pollcemanem, wziaf fu.
zya poszedf pilnewae ma sar.
ne, ktora ma chodzi1a ma O.
wies. Nieszczescie chciaio. ze
Q cos zawadzif i fuzya pusci.
Ia, ze lufe trzymaf W dol
cafy naboj wbif mu sic W ste
pc. Doktor, zaraz W nocy wez
wany telegrafem, rane epa
trzyf, lecz do Is czerwca "
ktorynl to dniu niniejsza no-
tatka zestafa pisana grozife
uieszczesliwemu niebezpieczen
stwo smlerci. Zona Fester;
jest znara cafej Winonie
Pierwszy jej mqz byi Sadew
ski; jest spokrewnioaa z Cher
kami, i Watkowskim. W dni,
26 czerwca slYszelismy o.
; krewnych zony postrzelones'
Festera, W Winon!e. lie OF
jeszcze lyle. : Przyp. Red
W;arusa
Il cztonkoao 2ow. Krol
Mieezysfawa w Chicago, CRU
py ZwIqzku Mar. Pol. do
tychczas laden Worusa nj
odrzuc.t, choclaz redaktor Zgc
: dy zapowiedziaf, ze wszyscy t.
uczynia. Chyba, ze Brodowsl
ma} ma n.ysli jake tows
rzystwo kropidlarskie tego sa
mego nazwiska.
BIURO ADWOKACKIE re
daka naszego p. Maxymllian
Drzema'y Max A. Drezmal
Z w Chicago, znajduje sic pc
! nr. 1853 Randolph Str. Umles7
czony W dzisiejszym hume
re artykuf p. L e IA, po
: tytu}em Polshi ode0ohat, pre-
konat mas, ze p. Drezmal jes
: dobrym polskln patryota.
z MINNEAPOLIS, MINI
t dowiaaulemy sic, ze szanov
: ny Cenzor pragnafby W
: dziee nastepea sweim zacn,
] go obywatela A. Wasile,vsk5egc
, ktery po raz pierwszy zprezsl
i towaf sic swiatu W mr.. 2
: Zgody, W artykule, zatytulow
, nym: Il Minneapolis. Chociu
!. lip. Wasllewski ME ma TAXI
a wzletosci u Polskow w Mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

pebudowali sobjs Polacy kos
ciof ma 400 oseb j maJa JUL
proboszcza W osobie ks. A.
bromaitisa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

PioOOSASLo OoUOlc kS. "a
bromaltisa.
DETROIT, Mich. : Wybu-
dowany przez OBJ. Dominica
Kolasinskiege zbor polskleA
kwakrow kesztowaf przeszfo
$4,000. Miesei on proez ha-
il do modlitwy,, takze sale
SIX 6lne. PoEnie1 ma bye wy
budowany jeszcze ieden gmach,
niby koscid sekciarski.
" BUFFALO, N. Y, mia
nowany zostai kohstablem etej
wardy OBJ, Jan Nowak, W
miejsce Jana Goetza, ktorege
uznano 10 nieodpewiedniego
BOCIAN-- -pismo illustrowa.
ne, humartstyczne -saLyrycz-
ne, ktore cd lipca zaeznie
w:yehodzie W Buffalo pod kie-
runkiem reaaktera Polaka ~
a., jak sic dowiaduiemy, be-
die posw1ecene wyfacznle spra.
won Peloniji amerykanskiej,
a oproez rysunkow j artyku-
low humorystycznych, pomiesz-
czae takae bedzie ma plerw-
szej stronle rysunki powazne,
jak portrety wybitaiejszych re.
dakow. M'deki koion,j polskich,
typy i sYeny z zycia amery-
kahskichA Po]akow, wizerunkl
zefnierzy1 W psinej fsrmse,
wojskowSch towarzystw tutej.
szyeh oraz czfonkow tewa-
rzystw koscielnych, ureczyste
| pochody t. d.
TAX wiec opr6cz zabawy,
pisemko, to moze przyn:esG
prawdz'wy pozytek W kaa.
dym aomu polskim znalezt
sic pewinno. Me watpimy tel
il znajdzie peparcie, tenn bar
dz'ej, ze wydawca Gene ozna'
ezyf bardze nizka, bo tylke
I30 C. kwartalnie (z gory) a "a.
{pewaia, ze hez wzgleau N;
fzysk lub straty, wydawaG be-
dzle naJmnleJ > message.
I Redakcya przy tenn egfaszs
Iw Polaku koakurs, ii. nagro-
lde "a na)lepszy dowcip. Spo
fdziewaG sic zatem mo2na, II
fpisemko to bedzie rzeczywiss
Gle dewcipnem i dobrze zada-
fnie swe spefni
| Zyezyny mu pewodzenia! "A
dres wydawcy: Z. Shpshl
1927 Levejoy Str. e. Buffalo
IN. W
4 BRODOWSKI KADZI JE,
tRZMANOWSKIEMU. v
Nr. rs Zgody czytamy: uJa1
bez ogrodki wypowiedzielism,
lnasze zapatrywanie ma tego Q
bywate'a, gdziekolwiek Jsg,
postepewanie, W sprawac]
kontroli Zwiazkowej podle
gfych, ME zgadzalo sic z ma
szem przekonaniem, talk te:
odmawiamy kazdemu praw
lnsynuacyi, kiedy wskazujam,
; otwarcie na jego rz cz y
W c e p el1 ne 81 a
c.h e n e sy q zacn e
go Q h a "a k eru( (?) Pc
mlmo gfosnych zaprzeczen NC
ralnie upadfyeh indiwidnow p
J G m a n W s k i jes
. 7 o e d z lie j 6 d n az n a
Wy b i t n e sly C h p o
st a i po sre d nasze
m e a, ,yi...... Zadn
nazwiske pelskie z Ameryk
aie jest tax glosnem i szano
wanem W kraiu, jak nazwisk,
lp. Jsrzmanowskiego, a usts
Fiji bic te d 0 b r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

la kazdego przes}a-
nego mi dolara zaleg-
lego abonamentu daje
W przydatku ksiazke
pod tytu}em ,,R6za
LeSna''
Wydawca,, Wiarusa''
B Kto z cory "a
p}aci jednego dolara
abonamentu, temu All
do kohearoku bedzie-
my pose}aG w IARU-
Sal AiKOSCIUSZKE.
Wiarus wychodzi co
czwartek, ,,Kosciu-
szko co niedziela.
Wszystkim nowym
abonentom bedaa
posfane takze hume
ra z poczatkiem po-
wieSci p rzebieg g}ost
kObieca. g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

DETROIT Mich. = Wybu-
dowany przez OBJ. Dominica
Kolasinskiege zbor polskleA
kwakrow kesztowaf przeszfo
$4,000. Miesoi on proez ha-
il do modlitwy,~ takze sale
szk6lne. P5znie1 ma bye wy
budowany jeszcze jeden gmach,
niby koscid sekciarski.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
-
DEATH OF A GIdNrEsS.
Mrs. Hannah Battcrsby, tho wifi
QF n siteIetslss. tuntres.

Mrs. Hannah Battcrsby, tho Wife
OF n shcletOn, . xptres.
PHILADELPHIA April 10 ---Mrs, Hannah
Battersby, known for many years a. the
largest woman In the world, died of cry.
spelas OF her residence on Unity street,
Frankford, yesterday afternoon. Her
maiden name was Perkins, and she was
born In Vermont AZ years ago. Until
she had reach, the age of IL years she
gave no indication OF ever being of more
than ordinary siEe, hat by the tune sine
was IL years old her weight had mounted
up to over 500 pounds. Then she was
engaged by p. I. Barnum and Joined his
show. Travelling In the same company
was John Battersby, who weighed but IS
pounds, and was on show as living
skeleton. Between these two characters
Of such singularly opposite avoirdnpois
tbere developed strong bond OF friend.
ship, and the frail Battersby wooed and
won hie enormous companion.
Mr.. Battsrsby's legs gays ont some
years ago, so that he codld not trAgol
and exhibit himself, but his wife eca-
tinued Ia tina busoasA, and was at Fail
River, Mass. waan she vas taken with
her Inst il'nes1. ia. length Is 9 feet q
inches, her health q feet 10 inches. and
the depth through her tojy IN 90 iaches.
The caske' will be Of walnut. aad will be
feet loag 3 fast wide ara feet deep.
hea.so in tae city could carry her re-
mairs thus iu.Ased aud one will 10
Specispy arranged for tue occasloa. The
fna'.TAl will tqt0 plqas Tomorrow, and
Mrs Eaitcrab5's poa5eruus ,atlia will be
lo"trhd into a grave in tho handsome
BatssrEby l3t in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
wRsoK or THE rRssrox.



Probably Dine Wore 90 Insufficieut
Engine Power Than 20 sha Extin.
guishnient OF Hpr Fires.
wAsHrsoroa, April l5.--Naval Con-
structor Hiohborn, who is acting chief of
the construction bureau, does mot credit
the report that the fires Of the Trenton al
Apia were estinRuished by the foods OF
water that came In through the hawse
pipes. He says that these pipes, through
which the anchor cables run, were PLACED
on the berth deck In order to allow thu
heavy forward gan 10 be worked. The
effect was to make the vessel ride at
anchor more easily than II they had been
placed ON the upper deck In heavy sea
water would come through tbom and
COMPLAINT had been made that they kent
the deck wet, still they were furnished
with rubber packed bucklers, which, II
applied, would make the pipes nearly
water tight, and Captain Hichborn saws Il
Is entirely Incredible that enough water
should have come through them to extin-
guish the fires.
Undoubtedly the cause Of her wreck
was insufficient engine power. The Eng
lish ship Oalliope, which escaped by the
bare margin OF half knot an hour 10 the
windward, had 8 900 horse power 10
700 tons displacement. The Trenton
had 8 100 horse power, but her tonnage
was 900. This gave here about three.
quarters of horse power per ton, while
the Enplish boat bad II horse pnwer per
ton, and the margin was Just sufficient to
save the vessei.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
FniIurc ~ n yyer,tca ,r,,,.

The Gcnth1Loshta Worsiai Mills Dom.
pany following clGas Grun tho heals OF
The Plymontb Rolling mills, Monday,
made All asignme'.t for The beu ct % ail
creditors. Tho tinuble is partly due TO
the conplica'ed afrairs OF the late George
Bullock, who was prsAident at the com.
pany. The Company was chartered on
20'l, 1881. with capital stock Of
5a25 600, divided into 250 shares ct
p value of 500 each. Ou Marsh 18th,
1892 the capital Biock was ineEeaaod to
$500, 900 end on January 4ih, 1883. a
Ger itis1te WIS recorded to the eifsct that
on Novem6sy sit, iJSg, Eg AT insiIi.
mers 81 tbe tbll capital s,nrh ~ $500, 90
had been pave 10 tho tresaurar of 'ha
company Two mill1 IN tJonscnbosx. o
and one In Noftist0wn arc aeetatsd by
the company aud tho rrogsnf monthly
payroll amounts 10 s5or. 5S5 oG0 add
the niIla give employment to 600 hands
The assignee has hopes Of paying dollar
for dollar without selling The plant Work
will be started In few days and con-
tinued until the stock on hand is worked
up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
THE WrLmIseros FAIR.
improvements Under Way an
nthers Contemplated.

improvements Under Way and
Others Contemplated.
The MANAGERS OF the Wilmington Fair
Association are husily engaged every
day in psrfecting their arrangements for
their second annual exhibition next fall.
The work of re erecting the big Wash
ingtun Market building on the fair
grounds will be begun this week and
pushed to early completion. This build
ing will occupy the site of the tent
erected last year. The new structure
which is to occupy the site of the burned
main building will be an almost exact du.
plieste although there is no hurry for it
1T present and work on ii will mot begin
until summer.
Great attention Is being devoted to the
track ard it Is desired to make 1t as fast
as any half.mile track in this section OF
tho country. The nomination stakes are
a novelty, but will prove big euccess
from the number OF entries being re.
ceived. q l. Martin, who has charge OF
the track, has eight or ten horses which
he Is training there. The track is becom.
ing quite popular with owners Of fast
NAYS who desite TO speed their horses.
Other improvements are being made,
such as soddiog the space between the
grand stand and the track, and other
great improvements nre contemplated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Death of Henry s,Sayne.

Henry Swsyne, an old aud wei known
citizen Of Ohtistisna hundred. died at his
late Residence, en- Thursday, aged III
years. MIR Swayne was quite prominent
~ Bis community, aud held several local
tices In 1880 be was elected mem
bee Of the lower house OF the General
Assembly on this Republican ticket, and
served acceptably during the session Of
1881. He was one o. tbs two members
whu voted for the &omRr's Rights bill,
'gtieh vas advocated b Elizaheth Cndy
Stapton, Suesn s. Autbpny, Pr Aoe Coz
Gems, Bslvs Lockwood, Mary Ann stuart,
and other noted leaders OF the woman'a
rights movement. He was also chairman
Of the COMMITTEES on vice, crime and i'm
morality. His funeral took place on
Monday afternoon, at 9 O'Clock, from his
late residence, with interment at Centre
burying ground.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

NEW YoHk. april 15.--Ex President
Cleveland will not be ono of the New
high Bridge Park commissioners. as he
has just written to Judge Patterson, OF
the supreme court, declining the appoint
ment. The reasons assigned for deolin-
ing the position are not known, az the
letter has not been made public and he
declinos to discuss the subject, but II has
been understood among Mr.. olevelsnd's
personal friends ever since his return
from Florida that he would not accept.
His friends looked upon the appointment
as an effort to identity the 81. President
with local politics, and this was not in
the opinion of most OF them, advisable,
but whether the political individuality
affected Mr.. Oleveland's choice ia left to
conjecture. ~ think his only reason
for declining the office" Colonel Lamont
says, "was that ne does not care for that
kind OF work. do not know, however,
what reason he gave for II, or whether he
gave any, in fact,n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

A gigantic colorsd man, appearing any.
thing from ssven to nine feet high,
caught the attention Of every one, in.
GLIDING reporter, at the corner of Firth
ard Shipley streets Monday morning
"Halloa! how tall are your" the reporter
cred, breathlessly chasing the buse
mountain Of flesh down the street
Taking six strides to the giants one the
scribe just managed TO head off the mon
ster at Front ard Shiplty streets. Talk.
ing to the giant from under his elbow
WAS break.nec5 process, SO, mounting a
ave. stepped door front and sitting on the
rail, the reporter found himself 1T easy
speaking distance. Between eight and
nine feet high" ''Bet you $40 you arr
not eight feet r. the credulous reported
shouted A bystauder pulled cut note
for the am nunt, challenging the scribe to
cover it or course the latter could not
and had to be satisfied with that measure
ment. The giants name il Pickett Mel.
son. He weighs 3s7 pounds. His shoe.
are simply enormous and he IL only %
wears nd. He was born IN Essex county
Virginia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Thomas Collins, aged rs, iell down the
steps at his boarding house, No if9 West
second street, on Saturday night and
broke his neck. This deceased bad bsen
employed by the Harlan q, Hollingsworth
Company until about slx months ago,
When he retired on account of hia age
1t is supposed that he Came home rather
late on Saturday night and on going mp
the stairs to retire, fell backwards down
the steps. He was found about $50
o'clock sunday morning ty bis land
lady, Mrs. Barwick, lying at the foot OF
the steps, dead. His feet were resting
on the stairs, while his bead was twisted
u I'LL aly 9is head was a. "
several places and The shattered fras.
ments Of . lhnp scattered ABOUT him tod
- 10y q lis ltl,tA la Wcf1e.
Coroner Gamble snmuuned Jury Sun,
day which rendered verdict OF acct.
dertsl death. The body was taken 70,
burial to Philadelphia Monday afternoon,
where he haB wife from whom he has
been separated for 90 years; also, FIVE
children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The smyrna Rtco says: A. Il Nor
rison Of New Castle has contracted 10
have the peers and a atipg docks at
Woodland Beach ready for use by June
10th, This in connection with the fac,
that 1900 tors OF steel rails have been
contracted for to be laid on the Bomb "
Hook railroad, seems to Indicate that
somebody means business. Mr. 1hielens,
who is reported as being one of the pur
chasers OF The old road. was in town on
Thursday with William Morrison and an
engineer from the Jersey Central road
locking over the property. II is said an
energetic opposition will ba made during
the summes TO the PeDnsy lvania railroad.
especially in the peach traits, az the new
road is three hours nearer TO New York
and sig hours RreE TO Boston markets
Tais is one fact alone of great Importance
TO peach shippers, as there has heen com
pls'nt for several years about the tarjy
delivery OF fruit while the highest charges
are MAIDS for the service.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
a mrDsleHr LAUNCH.
Dr. webb's Yacht Eifrida Launched
by the Light of he Neon.

by the Light OF he Neon.
DR.. W. Seward Webh's pretty little
yacht Eftida was launched at the Harlan
l. Hollingsworth Compsny's ship-ysrd at
the unusual hour OF 10 "a O'Clock on Sat
urday night. Her owner desired her
completed as soon as prs'iole and as Sat,
urday night was q bright. moonlight
night, o day was saved by her hurried
launch. About 100 PEI pie beside the
workmen engsged in tho launch were
present and Razed on In silent wonder. as
The spectre like craft slowly slid down
the ways into the Ohristiana. As hei
bow touched the water, Edward Benson
Dennis, nephew OF Superintendent
Benson oaristen,d her.
The design OF the Elfrida was fur
nished By The Harlan y HoIlingsworth
Company. She ia liz feet long over all
10 feet beam moulded, and l2t feet depth
OF hold. She will be driven by triple
compound, turfuoe-condensing engine,
with cylinders l0t, 16 and "a inches IN
diameter and 16 inches stroke Of piston
She will be rugged in fore and OIL
schooner fashion.
lhs most novel feature OF the vessel Ia
her detachable bow and stern by which
sections OF the vessel can be removed
aud placed on deck, SO as to allow hel
passage through the canal locks. Sht
will be finished inside In mahogany and
maple and will he furnished in first class
style. Her owner, DR.. Webb, Ia tb'
president of the Mann Boudoir Car Com
pany and q brother.iu.law Of W. X
Vanderbilt. He desires TO use her fo
cruising and for cunning expeditions OF
Lake chsmplain, on which lake his home
at Shelburne, Vt, is situated The ysoh
will be pushed and will be finished somt
time in june,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
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THE M,ODmB DIY0RoS CASE.
It is Discontinued Arer an AVA

Et IL Discontinued After an AMI.
cable Agreement OF Separations.
The suit of James q, MoOomb of this
city, for divorces from his wife, Hannah
McComb, which was instituted in the
superior court of this county about three
weeks ago, as stated in the GAZETTE
has been discontinued, as is shown by
the records in the office Of the prothono-
tary.
To correct one or two inaccurate state.
ments in the report of the McOomb seps.
ration case, 1t is aulhorita,ively stated
that MFR. McComb, Ia the articles of sep
arstion, retains the care and custody OF
his three childTen, and the wife is given
permission 10 see them twice each week.
The fiqeLcial features OF the divorce are
not given the pubic but it is stated that
the wife ia 81 nerousy provided for. She
il granted more money than she petit.
toned for, and has a house furnished
here in Wilmington by the hubbard The
proceedings for divorce were STAYED at
Mrs. Mcoomb's desire. and the articles
OF separation were in foil accord with
her wishes. Mr. McOomh will remain at
his Claymont residence with his children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Let Inc mn be passed.

New Castle Star.
There is not the slightest doubt in our
mind that the maj ,rity OF the tax. payers
o. his county would he glad to sea this
bill The Medll Three Commissioners
measured pass il for no other reason
than it wonld tffeat o largo saving annu
ally for salaries alone, for it would be
cheaper TO pay three commissioners than
10 levy conrtmen for the performance OF
exactly tho same duties Under the
present system the expenses Of the county
have beYn increasing every year, the
farmers are faxed well nish to iha starva-
ton ppiut, and any measure that can be
deyi ed to reduce this extrayaRsnt ex
peDditnre OF tie peoples money will
prey the greatest blessing tsst could te
conferred upon them. Let the bill be
passed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
why Egg. nre nhenn.

It has been several years slnee eggs have
sold O. such 8 uniformly lnwpriae as the,
didduting the past winter Even the I'D vent
OF Easter has not had the eif-c of stiffen-
ing the price, and they are selling rs
eheaplS to day As at any time during the
past winter. L1cnl denlers ore quoting
them at l0t and Il cents per doz IN by
the crate, and from ~ to ii cents retail.
Fresh country eggs bring frequently only
l94 cents. The cause Of this elut is
chiefly attributed 20 the mild winter dpr
ing which the hens have been very LAVISH
IN laying Eggs. Besides, dealers Who had
lsrga numbers Of lined eggs which were
packed III the fall expecting iSher prices
dnfing the winter were 70 ced to unload
them on Market ia which the snpnly
eireaiy filled the demand. Bottom piices
have now BEEN reached.