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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-19
Fort Worth & Denver City R'y
DENVER, TEXAS FORT wORTHR.
Texas Panhandle Route

Shortest line, quickest time from the Gulf OF
Mexico Fort Worth and all principal points in
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and Pacific
coast, including Trinidad, Pueblo, Manitou.
Colorado Springs, Denver, COL, Salt Lake.
Utah, Portland, Oregon, Tacoma, Seattle and
Port Townsend. Daily trains leaving Fort Worth
comprising new ana elegantly equipped
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to Dem
vel, connecting st Colorado Junction points with
A, T. & s. f. r. &. d. & r. g. r. R., Colorado
Midland Railway and Union Pacific Railway,
having through cars for san Francisco, Los
Angeles and Portland. Oregon.
Round-trip tourist rates from Fort Worth to
Colorado points: Fort Worth to Denver, $50;
Colorado Springs, $50; Pueblo, $50; Trinidad,
s25. The above tickets, bear final limit to
October 5lst. Transit limit on going trip 30
days; on return trip five dsys from last tourist
point. viz: Trinidad.
Ogden and Salt Lake City and return, $3.50,
limited to ninety (90) days. with transit limit
of 80 days in each direction. Cheap tourist
rates to all points in Montana, idaho California
Oregon and all points North and Northwest.
The above comprise more noted and magnificent
scenery than is comprised in any other routes in
the known world. Do not complete your
engagements for tourist trip until you have ap-
Wv. NEwLIN.
6. P. A, FIT. W. & D. G. Ry., Fort Worth, Tex.
G.P.A., D. T&F W. Ry., Denver, Col
II. M. DEHART, General Agent, Dallas, Tex.
N. S. DAVIS, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Third and Main streets, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-19
Trans to Seymour.
Special to the Gazette.


WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Sept. IS
Through passenger trains from Wichita
Fails 10 Seymour will be put on Sunday.
Seymour is happy over the advent of her
first railroad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
IN GENERAA.


James Monroe Shelenberger OF Doyles-
town, Pa, q member OF the etate board Of
charities, Is reported to have disappeared
leaving deficiency OF $4,000.
Two men named Bruz and Mcdonald
were killed, and two Others named Lilly
and Oorum were mortally injured by the
fall OF derrick near West Point, Kentucky,
Tuesday.
The Manhattan Bank. In Manhattan, Kan,
closed Its doors Tu sday and posted this
notice: "Closed. John W. Webb, tenn
porary assignee" 1t ia said that the llBbil.
tiles of the bank are nearly s6o0,00J and
1t Is Understood that they far exceed the
assets.
Advertisements were issued Tuesday
from the navy department for bids for the
construction of one armored cruiser OF
about $500 tons, one protected cruiser Of
vessel OF about 800 tons. Bids for these
vessels will be opened on Tuesday, June
10th.
W. W. Warden died In the Providence
hospital In Washington, d. O., Tuesday,
acct 60 years. He went to Washington IN
1862 as correspondent for the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and was Andrew Johnson's pri-
waite secretary during the lat er's presiden-
tial term. Later he resumed newspaper
work, but retired several years ago.
The court having dissolved the injunc.
ton, the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Company Tuesday began the work of lay
ing track In the western section OF Read
ing, Pa, on route STAGED off by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. As 1t now
stands, the Pennsylvania company cannot
extend its track unless 1t cuts through the
track inst laid down. The Pennsylvania
wants to reach industrial establishments
four squares Oh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
THE ELECTIONS.
Iaarrison's Home Town Goe

IbarrisOn's Home EOwn Goes
strongly DemocrRtic-OtherP Points
Associated PrOss Dispatch by Special wiros.
KANSAS City, Mo-, April 9,-Sami. offioia
returns from every precinct shows tho
election OF Holmes (Dem.), for mayor by
about 900 majority. Peak (Dsm.) Is elected
over Osss Ciep). for treasurer ami Frazer
Oam.), defeats Quinby (Rep.), for city at.
lorney. Michael Boland, noted as member
of the Clan na-gael triangle was the Repub-
lican candidate for police judge. Hs was
dsiea ed by Wheeler (Dem.) The Republi-
cans elected Bishop auditor and Cannon
speaker OF the upper house. Fourteen
members OF ths upper house were elected.
Seven Of these are Republicans and seven
Democrats. Four aldermen were elected
from the wards including tho recently an.
nexed territory to the city. OF these two are
Repnoll aus and two Democrats This Is
the lrst time In four years that the Demo-
Gratis elected their candidate for mayor.
ANouER REPUBLICAN, WATERLOO.
CARRoLroS, Mo-, April 9.-rhe Democrats
elected the entire ticket ut Yesterdays
municipal election with the exception OF
two councilmen who are Republicans.
ST. JOE TO THE REPUBLICANS.
ST. JoaEPa, Mo, April . The Republi-
cans carried the municipal election, elect
Ing William Il. Shepherd and every mem
Der Of the city council.
STILL IN THE q. o, r. RAMS.
BOONE, Mo-, April 9.-Fhe entire RepublI.
chn ticket wgs elected at the municipal
election yesterday.
nAERIsoS's NEIGHBoRs RErUDIATE HIM.
IsDIAsApoLIs, IND, April 9.-rhe town
ship election here Monday resulted In the
election OF the entire Democrat ticket by
maJorittes ranging from 1900 10 5000.
CONTEST IN JERSEY CITY.
JERSEY CITY, N, j., April 9,-John Ora
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
Personal.


M'ss Sue Culbreth of Smyrna is sojourn,
tnH here.
GGorge Knowles Is the guest OF Senator
Gray In Washington.
Councilman Robert Handy OF PhIladel-
phia L. visiting in this city.
Postmaster and Mrs. Henry Egbert Of
Davenport, lows, are guests OF Charles Il,
Sherburre Mr.. Egbert is former VIII
minstonian.
r. 4, Woodbury. OF Pawtuckst, Il. l., re-
ported Gt tho city eng neering once .hls
morplnR FOR duty 80 assistant to First As.
sistant 4. Chalkley Hatton.
Lieutenant T.. NJ. De Cam and Miss
Mama Keenan, of Philadelphia, who have
been the quests Of Miss Mollie c. Blake for
several days, returned home yesterday.
The Hon. Thomas +. Bayard left here
yesterday for Washington, ID. O., He will
10 TO Charleston, s. o., April 18th, where
he will deliver an address before the
Huguenot Society OF the State. After his
visit to Charleston Mr. Bayard will 20 TO
Florida, whers he stays for II fortnight.
Cards have been Issued for the wedding
ri j u KIRK, travelling sa esman for tho
Kent Iron and Hardware Company, and
MITES Katie d. Griffith of Baltim are on
Wednesday next. at II n. M, Ia Nit. Vernon
NJ, II, Church, Hampden, Baltimore. The
youRg couple Will bs at home at Crumpton,
Md, after April 2Sd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
DOPEk.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Dover, April 9.--The Dickinson College
Glee Club will give concert 10 Academy
Hall on Wednesday, the 10th inst, under
the auspices OF the w. u. A. Athletic Asso-
citation.
lodge Of Fraternal Guardians has been
organized here with about 80 members.
Sheriff Fonnimore yesterday sold the
farm OF l07 acres and buildings belonging
TO E. l.. Spain and SITUATED in North MUIR
derkill hundred to Il. 4. Kenney for 81, 800.
Captain II. j. SlInmons. Company ID,
Cooper duurdH, ut the drill on Monday
night Issued an ordsr fixing the company
drills for each Thursday evening at O'Clock
and squad drills for Tuesday and Friday
nights OF each week. He also nominated
the following nou-eommissioned officers :
First Sergeant, William KuiRht Ssrgeants,
Wilbert Hammond, Waiter Keith, j. Phil
ltns, Thomas diamonds; Q1artermRster
Sergeant, Henry d Keith; Oorporals, Frank
P. Collins, Walter Learned, Fred Alters,
John Richards. j. Z. Barcus and John b,
Draper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
1fash5.

ALEXASDER.-ln this city, on the Cd inst,
Austen, son OF Christian and Abblo Alex
Guder, In his I'D year.
BELNlLIE.-Aftrr lingering Illness. In this
citv, on the 9Th inst, sarah VI. belSille wife
OF Joseph a. BeIville, aged 43 years
BROWN.-ln this city, on the 9Th inst, Eliza
both Brown, aged year and three months.
BI'RRtS.-.n this city on the 2d inst, William
ii. Burrls, aged 10 years.
cuLLINs.-on April Sth, 1900 Mary Collins,
wife of John Collins aged So yeHrs.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral rom the residence oi her husband
No 1914 Chestnut street on Friday morning at
DEL OK. High mass at 81 Pauls Church
Interment Cathedral cemetery.
CLARK.-ln this city, on the Sd inst. Helen s.,
daughter Of William Il, and Annie K. CLARK,
nEed years.
CAHIL, I'm this city, on the 81 inst. Cecilia
Cahill, widow of Thomas Cahill, aged "a
years.
ENlMoNS.-In this city. on the 9th inst, VIII
liam Emmons, Jr., in Lis I'D year.
Enthusiastically, at Upland, Delaware
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
TIRE PUBLIO HEALTH.


Reports From Physicians in New
Castle, Rent Al.,G St,sscx CDamtieB.
Il. b. Ftazsr, secretary OF the State Board
OF Health, has prepared the following
summary OF reports from physicians In
New Gaelic, Kent and Sussex counties,
giving the stats of health from January lat
to April LIST. 1890:
Delaware Clty--Dr. Frank Ballayllle;
cases, consumption, s.; pneumonia, q;
Group, L; typhoid fever, l conGestton OF
lungs, /; bronchitis, uaute, 10; pleurlgy, l /;
measles, q; irtlleD2a. 100, ia q low estimate.
Ons death from consumption.
Centrevllle-Dr. Joseph II. Chandler ;
css.s, pneumonia, 20. Have an epidemic
Of inauen2a aud measios, but no deaths.
| Only TWO deaths MI winter.
Henry ORy-Dr. II. 2, Greenleaf; cases,
pneumonia, B.; oronp, A; dlarrhpAl dis
eases, II; mnlaria, 81; scarlet fever, o; CON
eestiou OF lungs, 10; bronchitis, acute, S !;
pleuriay, II measles, %; whooplns cough,
10: influenza, two thirds OF the population !;
measles are spreading south towards Roth
Ign.
Townsend-Dr. T. A. Enos; consumption,
cases, death; pneumonia, eases, II,
deaths, 4; Group. ! case; dlphtheria,
cases, l death; malaria. 10 cases; beon-
chitls, acute, g.; pleutisy.. l; measles, IS;
puerperal disease, 1; influenza, 4O; apo.
= eXY, l case, deGth heart disease, case,
death. rhsrs hns Dsen quite number
OF cases OF measles, but they were mild
and no doctor ATTENDED them.
Smyrna, Kent Gounty--Dr. william Aah-
colt; pneumonia, l6 cases; Group, 8; ~
phoid fever, 8; bronchitis, acute, me- .ias,
s; puerperAl dilease, l; meningitis, 1 In,
tlueuzl, 0. Deaths, consumption, 1; ~.
phoid fever, l. General health OF Smyrna
ard vicinity good at this time.
Milton, Sussex county-Dr. Jamss A.
Hopkins; Group, cases; dlarrl nll dis
eases, 3; dlphtheria, l; bronchitts, acute,
B. DEATHS; consumption, s.; pneumonia, 2;
meningitis, /.
Seatord-Dr. HUGH Martin consumption,
cases, daaths; pneumonia. cases, .
deaths; dlarrhn4l tiiseases,6 cases typhoid
fever, 8; bronchitis, acute, 2; IL fuensa, 30
cases, l death. Iatlusnza mas been the
greatest trouble.
Georgetown-Dr. Charles II. Richards;
not death IN private practice siuce Jan.
usry lst, 1890 and only two In tho aims.
house. We are in good healthy condition
with no epidemic of any kind. Tha gem
ersl health of this community Is splendid.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
BON POYA4E.
Farewell supper to D. ID. Chaifant
nj Mullins tiesthtir+nt Lass Night

At Mullins tiestnIir+nt Last Night
A number OF artist friends oil J. ID. Chal-
FAINT and other personal acquaintances Of
that gentleman rendered nlm farewell
supper Tuesday at John j. Mullins rei-
taurant. Mr. Chatant leaves the city to-
day for d leDgthed stay in Europe in
order TO prosecute his art studies. The
company gathered at $50 o'clock. George
W. Aumphry Of the EVERY EVENING pre-
sided.
A very lively hour or two was spent at
the table, the guest of thesevening the re-
clpient OF an excessive amount OF advice
from seven or eight experienced travellers
among the company, whose acquaintanc5
wiki classic French and. the locality OF the
streets OF Paris and other continental capt
tails was remarkable. The-chaitman made
an address &c which he assured MIR. Cha-
tant OF the good wishes OF his friends and
tho pride they felt over the credit his art
Huccess had reflected on Wilmington.
AT ii O'Clock the company wills invited to
Clnwson S. Hammitt's studio, where Harry
WsIser made flash light Photograph of
tho group. AmOag the guests were j. D..
Ohaltant, Jerome y. Bell. George w.
Humphrey, Robert Ii. shaw, Claws3n y.
hummitt, Henry Braunetein Ffauk Kane.
J. Travers Jones', A. L. Klett, George W..
Roberts, solomon Jersey, Charles Griflith,
Benjamin FAasey, Harry Rsiser, Dr. l.. W.
E'lihn, James u. Hickman, j. u. Stuart, John
al. Rogers, william II. West.
Tho company broke up otter midnight,
Wishing MIR. ChglIant bon voyage and every
success In Paris. He sails Saturday next
rom New York and Will remain away two
wears
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
A sILVsRBsooh rRoUBLs.


Htsa Eprtl IL tdyhh Company Charged
Win Violating lu injunction.
When the Ford 4 Ryan Company began
TO operate their large morocco factory at
bliVai brook, along tho little stream bearing
that name, objection was made by num-
Der Of persons TO the company empLylng
their factory refuse into the stream. The
objactorS were several farmers, who
cl.imed that the contamination OF the
water made It unfit Tor their stock to drink,
and the Jessup y Moore Paper Company,
who use the Slivarbrook wator In manufac-
turing paper, and were unable to use 1t
when contaminated by the factory refuse.
Proceedings were Instituted and an injurc-
tlon secured from Chancellor salisbury,
restraining the Ford d Ryan Company from
longer making the stream a sewer for their
factory. Then they constructed long
sewer connecting their factory with the
wilmington sewer system.
On Mareh 27:h CONG plant was made to
the chancellor by the Jgasup 4 Moore
Paper Company that the Ford Il Ryan
Company had violated the Injunction by
emptIin a lot Of factory refuse into Silver
brook. An attachment was iseued and
served by Sheriff Allen Oh Peter j. Ford,
president of the Ford u Ryan Company.
Mr.. Ford appeared bsioro Register
MeWhorter, when the hearing was ad-
journed until Friday, 18th insrant, before
Chance Tor Saulahuty at Dover.
Tn Ford Il Ryan Company claim that
the oifonce complained OF was dine to an
ace tent and was not intentionally CON.
m!tted,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
nndlr nnn,ngrn nn,Ia,nn.

Tuesday the northern foundation wall
Of William Il. Woodward's now house at
Clio Sh'pley street, fell IA with loud
crash. The walls of ths dining room,
bathroom and porch are injured 10 such an
extent that complete rebuilding is nsces-
sary The accident was caused through the
fact that the men az WORK at tue neighbor-
ing cellar had dug Six feet below Mr.,
Woodwa7d's foundation and had failed to
shore up the wall. Building Inspector
Dillon has rdemned the Injured portions
OF WOoiwaid's house. The proprietor at.
tributes the accident to carelessness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
OITY COURT.
Another Crowd OF Prisoners Ready
TO be Sent iO New Castle.

TO be sent iO New Castle.
The case against Adeline Hlnson, colored,
charged with disorderly eonducI, was dis
missed on payment Of COSTS. William
White, coiored, drunk ana vsgrant, IS AMI
costs; James Doherty, drunk, "a and costs /;
u. ]. Shepherd, drunk, 81 and coste /;
Waid NJ. Boyer. colored, was charged with
assault and battery on Mary A. Walker,
colored. The case was dismiaeed. Maurice
Beldin. colored, drunk, 81 and costs.
William Smith, II drunken vagrant, IS and
costs. Samuel Parker, colored, dunk an.
disordsriy, So and costs. William Rove
was arrested for fighting on the street. He
was fined 90 and costs.
Thomas Nlckerson was charged with In
tergering with officsr sherer while the lat
ter was duty. He was fined S. and COSTS
Title Hamilton. coloieh. charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fined % and costs.
CHARLES Heltch WIS charged with assault
| aud battery on his wife. The latter, al
though she swore out tbs warrant two days
ago, declined this morning to testify against
her husband. 1t was stated thar Heltch
choken her SO that the blood spUrted from
her mouth. The case was dismissed on
payment of costs. In the case OF Mrs.
Anna I. Bakeiy, committed since yester-
day, Mt. Turner requested that 1t be held
up until satisfactory arrangements can De
made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
settlement Of the PIumbers, strI Ike.

AssnclntoH Pfees Dlspatch by Special Wires.
CHICAGO. April 9.-The plumbers strike Is
over. A thousand journeymen and junior
plumbers resumed work to-day after n
strike lasting barely week. "The terms
on which we so back are satisfactory to
everybody" ssid Chairman Burke OF the
iourneylaeu's arbitration committee. at
IL not as much as Wa ASKED but It Is q
heavy increase and means gain OF over
$40, 000 year to the men," The terms as
flnaily settled Hrs that the journeymen
shall receive 1850 day as minimum
wages, an advance of 80 cents day, and
the juniors are to receive an advance of %
cents day. The men asked for So rs a
day and the juniors asked for an advance
OF so cents day, but oil seem to be very
well satl.flsd with thecom promise reached.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
HANGSr1N,s nay,
Execution of II .rsnolonIew and
other Murderer so Penssyivania.


Execution of Il .rsnolomew and
other BuKdereIS il rcnasyivamta.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special WIras.
EksTos, Pa, April Civilian II. Bar
tholomsw was hanged Ia Jail here this
morning at 1884 o'clock aud was pro-
nounoed dead at l0,46A. His necE was
broken by tho drop.
Although Bartholomew had threatened
to give the sheriff trouble and fight to
the last, he walked TO the scaifpld quietly
and With a firm step. After all arrange
ments hed been completed he declared
himself innocent, and then began damning
Ill hts accnsers, and demanding that
Detective johnson and his paraInour,
Mrs. billiard, be also hung. His last
words were mixed with violent osths and
biasphemous language. The drop fell IN
the presence of q thousand persons aud
during heavy shower OF rain. A minute
Iate- after the drop had fallen slight
nervous twitching Of the body was notice.
able but there was no other evidence OF
Distress or suffering. Immediately after
Bartholomew had been pronounced dead
| tho body was sttlred In black suit, placed
! Ia coffin and sent to the home OF his
| family at Weavervlle where the funeral
| will take place nsxt Sunday.
| Bartholomew behaved well during the
| morning, hut refused to dress or eat or to
| join the ministers at prayer. Religious SER
l
! before the arrival OF the sheriff he said to
| the Rev. DR.. Kurtz OF Allentown: Gas sure
| as there is God in heaven aru as inno-
| cent of the shooting de- you are"
The crime for which Bartholomew was
hung was most cruel one. A protested
friend Of Aaron W. billiard, having the ed-
vantage Of him In means, hut in nothing
else, he vlsited billiards home at will, led
astray his wife and finally plotted with her
for the killing OF the man who stood be.
| tween them. Mrs. billiard had not the
! character to resist Bsrtholomew's atten-
/ lions nor the courage to refuse 10 consent
| to his plan 10 kill her husband. Mrs, billiard
Is now serving life sentence in the peni-
tentiary.
ANOTHER MURDERER HANGED.
BEbLFFoSTE, Pa, April 9.--Alfred An
| drews was hanged here to-day. The drop
fell at ll.03.
Andrews shot aud killed Clara Price near
| KarthRus, this comfy, on the morning OF
November 27ih, 1887. He had attempted to
assault her and when she made an cutlery
| pulled pistol and shot her dead.
DrEp PROTESTING HIS INNOCENCE.
PrrTsBURG, AprlI "a. Waynesburg, Pa,
special says Zach Taylor was hanged at
l1.12 o'c ock this morning. He was pro-
! nounced dead ~ minutes later. o. the
scaffold he reiterated his Innocence OF the
| crime.
zachariah Taylor's crime was participa.
ton In the murder OF William McCausland,
an Allegheny City live stock dealer. On
the mornipH Of September 10th, 1887, Nc
Causlands body YVES found lying by the
roadside near McCann's Landing in Greene
county. with a bullet-hole In the head
The unfortunate man had left home the
night before on business trip with 1900
on his person, and this money had been
taken. Tayior's fellow conspirators es-
capped punishment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
RAND4LL'S DEATH NEAR.

IRe Suffers Another Re'apse and
Cannon E.Ong Survive.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
WASHINGTON, April 9,-Representaslye
Randall has experienced another relapse
and after passing bad might his condition
this morning Is much worse than II was
yesterday.
IA telegram last evening from Washing
ton, ID. O., states that Ar. Randall Is suffer
ing from a cancerous affection and thur his
physicians fear the distinguished patient
dall's illness is indeed hopeless, and MA
death is evidently near at hand.-ED. L Ell
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
DsL4wARx SONS OF nEVoLUrION
Patriotic SYniiiusnia Addressed 10
the society by tiIo President, EtOE.
Th0MasS y. R1yarSi,

Patriotic Sentiments AddrcsScd 10
thc Soc.cIy by tlo President, EeOE.
Th0mAs y. Rayar'i,
IRE meeting o. tho Delaware Society OF
the Sons Of the leyolutiou at the Clayton
| 6ouss uoadaS night, w.s largely attended.
1hs Hon. Thomas i. Bayard, president Of
the society, was IN the chair. No definite
report was made from the com nittue on
holding public meeting Other than the
intention to hold one at some date next
month.
A constitution md bylaws were adonted
and three new members wsfe admitted.
In An Il ld.uss TO the members MIR. Dayard
stated thai ne underst0oi the offset OF tle
society TO be thar OF Keeping alive this SEN
t!ment of respect for thpss who gave us Il
nNlionsl history. Ha wa imhued with the
feeling that tna hand of Cob was visible IN
he colonial movement. lie referred TO tho
| difficulties which confronted the colonies In
their early national history. He believed
| Il tho duty OF Americans to make common
| cause and SEQ that the spirit OF American
| liberty be NOT prostltutsu to factlonal ends
| nor that tha country's common glory he
disintegrhtid by unworthy sentiment. he
! believed that purpose for which the society
| IA organized would serve great ani im.
| p0r'6nt purpose MIR. BRyHrd thought Il
this ms,nbSCs made themselves supetior to
| party or sectional feeling It would
/ strengthen them aud act as conservative
influence In their yared fields, The
| speaker was heartily appl uded for his pa
| triotic expressions. The members ad-
iOurned to meet at the presidents call.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

YES, Oscar, Il Is true many OF the famous
poets have suffered from dyspepsia, but II
Ia an error 10 infer thar dyspepsia 10 an In
fdlilole sign Of genius. It is only an evidence
of m imperfect digestion and y dlsot!eretl
liver. Your poem, entitled "lhe flrst dRude-
lion OF spring," ~ merely one OF the symp-
t1ma of a bilious attack. The next time
voureystem is out OF order, tRke Dr. Fierces
Peasant Pug=stive Pellets They will restore
the liver To its normal state, and promptly
cleanse the svstom withou; any disq sreG.
abb after Gfldes The "Peliets" are entirely
harmless-w bicn Is more than can he said
OF your poem. Oscar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
HARTFORD. CoSS., April 9.-rhe Hartford
Carpet Comeany, whose mills at Thomp.
sonvlle employ 1000 operatives have been
running on i winter schedule OF 81 hours
per week. Yesterday notices were pc ted
that the mills will run on the 60 hour
schedule after April 2lst, but Instead OF In
creased earnings the operatives are to have
their pay cut per cent under the present
figures, making practically u 10 per cent
reduction. The company claims that the
depression In the carpet trade and ipjufy
20 BUSINESS by tbs duty on carpet woods ne.
cassitate the reduction.