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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-04-26
WHAT WOMEN LIKE IN MEN

Women. | think like manly, not lady
like men. They like honesty Of pur
pose and considt ration. They like men
who believe in women. They like their
opinions to be thought of some value.
They like man who can be strong as a
lion when trouble comes, and yet, if one
shoe and do it with an amount of con
sideration that is mental and physi-
cal bracer up They ike man who
can take held of the baby, convince it OF
his power and get it to sleep after the"
have been worrying with it. and walk
ing with it. until their ewes are tired and
they feel as il they had ~ br ms j '"y
like man who is Interested in their reu
dresses. who can give an opinion on tie
fit, and who is properly indign mt at any
article written against women. The,
like a man who knows their innocent
weaknesses and caters to them; who will
bring home a box of candy, the last new
magazine, or the latest puzzle sold on the
street, shat will do more than it's duty in
entertaining everybody for the whole
evening. They like man who is the
master of the situation-that is. who has
brain enough to help woman decide
what is the best thing to do under the
circumstances, and who has wit enough
to realize, when one OF the fairer sex is
slightly stubborn, that persuasion is more
powerful than all arguments in the
world. They like man who likes them
who doesn't scorn their opinions, who
believe in their good taste. who has con-
fidence in their truth, and who, best OF
all, knows that the love promised is given
him. That's the sort of a man woman
likes, and every sigh of satisfaction, as
his virtues are mentioned, is a little
prayer that says: "God bless him.
LADIES' Home Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28
WOE UPON WOE.
several Men Injured by Another Tail's;I
Wall on the site Of the Recent Indian
polls Fire.

several Men Injured by Another FALLS.
Wall on the site Of the Recent Indian
polls Fire.
l~DIASAroLrs. Ind, March l9-Ts
front portion OF the Bowen < Nsr-
building still standing after the dlx-|
trous calamity Of Monday. fell with i
crash this afternoon at one o'clock. "a
ering several moro men who were wo;s|
ing in the debris. Several injured III
have been taken out and a search i III
ing made for those still buried tn
crash carried down with ii the Nall 4
the building adjoining. occupied " q
\. Bickncll and wrecked fhe n
tire stock Of notions ami ehaf
ware. The wall OF the hullils
adjoining Bickncll, occupied by c4
Sloan- druggist. was also cracked ~
excitement was tremendous. only N
front wall Of the fateful building STANDS
and this has been ordered turn lovi
by the mayor. The injured % Az
known are:
George IIartcr. about the knees y.
hands.
Peter Allen. hips. back and head
VIM. Meadows, side.
Their injuries are not considered lar
EerOus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

LATE NEWS ITEMS

IN the Senate. on the Goth. Mr.. Cock
rell presented the protest of the Pork
Packers Association OF ST. Louis
against the bill for the inspection OF
meats The Educational bill was taken
up. and the Senate proceeded to vote on
Its third reading and engrossment.
which resulted in the defeat Of the
measure: Yeas 80; nays. s.. Mr.. Blair.
having changed his vote 10 the negative
for the purpose. entered motion to re-
considcr......-.In the House considera-
ton Of the Compton-Mudd contested
election case was resumed. and at the
close Of the debate a motion declaring
the sitting member. Compton. entitled
70 the seat was defeated. and Mr.. Nudd
was declared elected: Yeas. i5s: rars.
l54. The newly-seated member then
appeared and took the oath OF Office.
amid much applause from the galleries.
LORD SALISBURY denies that the Bit
ish Government intends 10 hand over 10
the Beers the control Of swaziland.
lSHNk KHAN j. at Bokara with large
force equipped with repeating rifles
and artillery ready TO invade Afghan
istan.
JoHS d. SPEEcKLE~ says the proposed
reduction OF duty on sugar will kill the
bcet-sugar industry Of California.
AT meeting Of Conservative mem
bers " the British Parliament a. the
Carlton Club. on the 10Th. Lord Sails
bury expressed the hope that the
lichring sea matter would soon 10 set
tied, but added that with so susceptible
a nation as the United States the
government could not negotiate al Tie
top Of It's voice.
Two blocks OF buildings and the Eirin
House in La Villa. a suburb of Jackson
vile, Fla. We're destroyed by flrc early
IN the morning of the Goth. Ioss
$4,000. Many Of the tenants escancd
in their night clothes
THE Blair Educational bill VA d..
lcated in the Senate, on the 10th. bva
sote q ~ y 81 Mr. Blair changed I'LL
'otc 70 the negative and moved rec.n.
'idcration.
The Sugar Trustmadc an application.
m the 10th, % Judge OI,ricn 81 nv
New York City Supreme Court for leave
2 declare dividend of : per cent On
20 ovo, 900 oftrust certificates
Tine y. Petersburg Novosti. com
nenting on the resignation or Prince
bismarck. says: The solitary supper.
4 the edihcc Of European peace Las
TIE great coal miners strike in En.
land ended, on the 10Th. in a signal ,
ictory for the men, who receive Al Im.
rebate advance Of five por cent. and
. additional like advance on August /.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

| TIE chemical laboratory at Bonn has
produced smokeless powder called
kolkit. which the government is sub.
lecting 70 thorough tests.
The Senate in secret session. on the
18th. confirmed the nom nation Of An
drew Davidson, Of New York. as Firs,
Deputy Commissioner Of Pensions and
Franklin Sweet as register OF the land
Office at Grand Island. Neb.
The widows Of the eight men killed
by the explosion Of gas in the Noting
ham mine at Wilkesbarre. Pa. about
six weeks ago. have brought suit against
the Lehigh & Wilkesbarrc Coal Com
pany for damages aggrcgating 500. 600.
on the ground Of criminal negligence on
the part Of the company in not proyid-
ing proper ventilation.
IN letter to Emperor William Pope
Leo says the social question would be
best solved by the application OF the
principles advocated BY Christian poo
pie, which are Sunday rest and relig-
ious education.
MIR. THOMAS GRAY. late delegate
from Great Britain to the Marine CON
ference al Washington. died on the nth.
SEVERAL. courtiers Of the Amer Of
Afghanistan have been behcadcd FOR en-
gaging in q recent revolt
PRESIDENT ADAMS OF the Union Paci-
flc railroad opposes senator Fryess Paci-
nc Railroads Funding BILL which. he
says. Will notbe to the advantage Of the
Government Or Of the Union Pacific.
THIRTEEN men were killed. and nine
Others were more or less injured by the
falling in 81 the roof OF a burning build
ing in Indianapolis, Ind. on the nth.
4 ne scenes attending the holocaust are
described as hcartrending in the ex-
IRENE.
The coal-minc owners OF Lancashire.
orkshire, Staffordshirc. Dcrbyshire
ana North Wales decided. on the i.th.
70 refuse the demands OF the men for an |
advance or a further increase
y i've per cent, 70 90 into operation in
July next.
HE Republican members OF the wavs
and means committee agreed. IN ,ha
''th- % reduction Of the tariff On
'ugar amounting 70 over fifty per cent.
rom the present rate, and afFectiny n
'eduction q between SIS, 900. 900 ana \
sas. 0Oo. 900.
~ the secret session OF the senate. On
ne lsth, the Call resolutions for consid-
ring IN open session tho nomination ~
Ds'rict-Judge swaync and District-At-
orney STRIPPING 81 the Northern district
y Florida were rejected by large major
ties.
lHf british delegates TO the rntcrna-
lonal Labor conference were din.d ~
rince bismarck on the 10th.
4 SHOCK ~ earthquake vas felt A.
'onn- Germany. on the 18TH.
IiiE revival % the anti-Enrlish ~.
i'e'ncnt IN Lisbon in consequence N
nc action Of Consul buchanan III rais.
ng ne british flag over the shire dis-
rict N South Africa Il everywhere II
.uropc regarded as unfortunate FOR
ortugal M
= hii.i was introduced in the Mary.
ma Legislature, on the 18th. making
'hnr compulsory in that state
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28


The President Invadc< u,rx,..
Ia Hand. bent on Reere.ti.n M, ~
Hunting. ~
BALTIMORE. Nd, March % III
regular train which left Washington N
the Pennsylvania railroad at 3:lo i u
yesterday had Superintendent II II
henny's private car attached 10 N AMI
IN II were comfortably seated Preside Il
Harrison and cx-Secrctary >ewell II
New Jersey. They were plcasure-bcuI
on their way TO Ecnjics Point on ,h.|
Middle river. Maryland. whore ia
President derived 50 much eniormen-|
last summer They arrived AZ Eenii.l
station AZ $50 p. m. and reached thsI
clubhouse Of the Benilcs Point Duckl
ing club. at p. M, after drive In 4
Dayton wagon Of about four miles
The President and Mr.. Scwcll were me- i
at the station by Mr.. T. Z. knight. al
Philadelphia. At the clubhouse d ri
ceive them were Mr. Edward $. Clarke
f. G. Knight Jr., and Colonel Il. Dals|
Benson.
The President went into the Blind
early this morning and tried his lucl
with the gun and the canvas-hacks|
lie may return to Washington to-da \
but II the sport is good will rcms
until Friday or saturday. The Presto
said that he came TO the shore in
70 Dc free from care as possibly, \,
had needed recreation for som,
and a trip 70 Florida was at II 4.
Femplatcd. II was suggested
would have 70 make speeches 81
town and city on his way down ~ \ }
iecidcd 70 20 70 Bcnjics Point lIehs
been elected an honorary member
he Denies Point Duckiny Ohm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

were 10 roach ss.6O0. 900. whils n. b
guaranteeis $4,000. 0o0 m. WI.
cost ~ the Paris Exposition ~. /.
600. and the committee bells.
the $40. 900. 900. with tho sit. n ~
vidcd by Chicago. will b. aunI.
purposes Of tho fair In this count.
The report II accompanied \,
peniix containing a numlnr
munication. from Cabinet NM
officers and others.
The Secretary - the Trca.e..
mates that sssa, 600 will M NIL
for the Government exhibit
Tho Secretary 81 Agriculu,,
mates that the agricultural e,n',..
cost $3.50, 900, and asks Tor
building. 'lt-
The Secretary Of the Smitlsool.. /,
stitntion makes an estimate " W..
lie states that in the four,o..
that have elapsed since fhe y. Nh
phia Exhibition tho stana.r5~ ''.''
completely changed. AMI tho ,..
ment exhibits at Philadclphla NV.
were admirable for the TINA a,a I.
onghly satisfactory TO All vi.l,ors !,
fall far below the expectation. y, "
present. y
q report concerning tho Paris ~.
ton shows that foreign nations wer. !.
vi'ed 70 participate at least INK .1
before the opening. A s.atcmon, n
senator farwell. 81 Illinois. n al.' I.
closed II states that thc sthsrrl,..
70 the fair fund are bona alo NM 81
BE- paid. VII "'
The following il tho minoritr 4.
presented 10 the House yo>t.ras /,
The undersigned. members ~ Nv. NJ
fair committee. re~pcetfnilx al..,....
ne foregoing report ana II. copeIs.
w believe that the following ,.~.l,..
which We voted ia favor 81 ln rn,.,.''..'
should nave been adopted:
hrf"fred, That when guarantee ~.
'av''"'pw shall ~ secured by the r.,ll,,.
rhicagn, the sniicirncy anl l,~.,,..
which shall Pc satisfactory 10 rhr t.,u,,,'l,.
We VIII report the pending bill MIL
amendments n, tile committee n,.x
A7'R"'''l = =. HELbAN
NN n Ii,rCH
X r. FiDWtt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

THE Lake Shore Railroad Company,
on the 10th. discharged Conductor
Houghtaling and Engineer Mooney for
violating the companys rules and caus-
ing the recent fatal disaster at Bay
view. n. u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The election to fill the vacant seat
Tor Stoke-upon-Trent which took place
on the 18th. resulted in the return Of G.
Levesen-Gower, Gladstonian, who re-
ceived 4,5.s votes to 2,e26 cast for w.
w. Allen. Unionist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

INTEREST in the coming University
race on the River Thames is increasing
daily. The crews are almost evenly
matched, but Oxford is in better form
and shows better in practice than her
cld-time rival.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The George H. Chance. a steam
schooner owned by the dccp-sca fishing
fleet, which left Astoria. Ore, for 4
short cruise month ago. is reported
lost She carried crew OF fifteen men.
The revenue cutter Corwin has gone in
search OF her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

TIE village Of Gampel. Switzerland.
was, on the nth, almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire. Fully three-fourths Of
the buildings Of the place we're burned.
The loss Is very heavy. Many Of the
villagers were injured
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

THERE Is growing fear in Liverpool
mat the increasing competition Of Man
chester with that city which will be
enormously enhanced by the new canal,
viii become fatal to the commerce 81
which Liverpool has hitherto enjoyed
the mOnOnolr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

AFTER careful canvass Of the situa-
uon, senator Jones, Of Nevada. is Of the
opinion that there Is large ma jority Of
senators and Representatives in favor
OF Increasing the volume OF the currency
IN the line OF the Senate finance com
mittee's bill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The remains OF BENJAMIN A. Jones.
the paymaster's clerk Of the Marine
Corps who disappeared in December last,
were taken from the Potomac river, on
the 10th, badly decomposed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The pensioners Of Hawarden. Wales
OF both political parties. have decided
TO erect as memorial OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone's golden wedding. hand
some fountain opposite the entrance to
the castle grounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The International labor conference at
Berlin will convene in the main hall Of
Prince Bismark's palace where the
congress OF ISIS conducted its delibera-
tions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

A SPECIAL mission has been sent BY
the sultan Of Zanzibar with the object
IL Is said. Of restoring peace between
the Germans and Arabs south Of Oar
Es-Salem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The sensational report that the sister
and neice OF General Joe Hooker had
been discovered in INDECENT c'rcum-
stances in Memphis, Tenn, is declared
70 be without foundation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The Temps. Journal Des Debats and
other French newspapers display anxi-
ely about the future They say that. in
view q the previous surprises afforded
py Emperor Williams policy, there Is
no guarantee that the structure which
the Chancellor SO carefully built will 10
retained intact.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

TIE Russian Government is very dis
agreeably impressed by the Indignation
meetings which have been held in En-
gland and America TO protest against
the Siberian outrages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

FoH all kinds Of stock Montana and
the Northwest Territory have not had
so favorable q season for the past ten
years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

THE Massachusetts, House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, on the i4th, passed the hill
10 prohibit the coloring Of oleomar-
CRIME 10 initiate butter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

The Duke OF Cambridge has decided
10 resign the chief command OF the
British army. The Duke OF Connaught
will be made General COMMANDMENTS
Chief
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

ArrNp for the relief Of the injured
indianapolis firemen was started in that
city. on the 18th. and over $1,000 was
subscribed the srst day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

GroEcE FRANCIS Tram left Tacoma.
Wash. on the 10th. on his trip around
the world against tine. lie goes BE-
special steamer to Victoria. Il. {.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

TIE lumhermen o. Bavaria and the
upper provinces al Austria have formed
close Combination with view 10 en-
HANGING the price ~ their product
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

GE>ErAL VoS CArRivI. the new
German Chancellor. is opposed 70 in
creasinf the strength Of the navy, a
measure which the Emperor favcrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

HE National convention OF colored
men in session in Washington. on the
stn perfected permanent orga nization
oy the election Of Rev. J. c. Price. OF
North Carolina. as president, and w. G.
'hase' q Washington, secretary Alist
81 honorary yicc-presidcnts, ono from
each State represented in the conyen-
ton, was also selected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28
IN a BURNING MINE.


- the tsermania Mine NJ Hurley. W'%-
Two bodies Rccovered--The Dsmass y
the Mine viii be Immense.
HURLEY, Wis, March ID AT ll&|
last night fire was discovered % "
third level OF No. . shaft at German
mine The alarm was given and Ky
men working below were qulrs7
warned Of their danger. Nill'a-
Banks. Jimmie sullivan. James Ihgr
as and son. Joseph Thomas, a work Y
tween the fifth and sixth levels, Nf.
cut of before they could cone nn Y nv
fourth level and pass TO No. shai1an
thence TO the surface. and arc sgplS'
to have persisted. Hugh Waller w
man Of tho gang. reached tAc spr','e
but went below 10 warn the men, an'
Is thought he persisted with them
AT ten o'clock to-day tho boile'
James Thomas and his son were iQs.
The origin Of tho fire is unknown
damage Is very heavy. and " Y N,
mated at 500 900. and is likely
many times that before The hrr i \.
tinguished. as the shaft Is casins VI
the surface. Efforts are being maa'
confinc the fire TO the west pcFes-
the mine, but this may be imros'''N
the timhcrinv II very dry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28


THE action Of Prince Bismarlx. on III
istn, IN cordially greeting and enter
ing into long conversation with NJ.
Jules simon, ono 81 the French dele
gates % the Berlin Labor conference. II
much commented upon in German row.
eminent circles. ISince bismarck ALA
invited the French delegates to a dir-
ncr, On the 10th, in their honor.
:
IN inc course Of an interview bctwccn
Prince bismarck and DR.. Windtbors,
On The 18TH the Chancellor asked ,hc
Clerical leader to support The govern
ment IN the Rcichsiay. The royern.
ment i preparing for tho introduction
into The Reichstag proposals for fnan-
clai support 70 the military department
which VII be startling in their marni.
tEda and scope. 4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-28

An inccndiary IRE at wichita fa''s' VI
destroyed a number Of frame vu.s . WI
Charles Ayers, o restaurant keeper '...,l
ing 70 save his furnishing. when ne u, n. y
dead from heart disease, brought ~ +"
element and over excrtiop-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23
Paying Political Debts.

The Republican party has practically
bankrupted the country. They entered
into the emoluments of Office with some
thing like one hundred million dollars
in the treasury of the United States.
Since that time they have not only
squandered that sum but they have
landed the country in debt. This money
was paid out in pensions to the Grand
Army. veterans, not because Of their
loyalty, but because it was thought
they would cast their ballots for the
candidates presented by the Republican
party. In other words they inn
agined the vote of the soldiers
could be purchased with the money
flched from the people by an oppressive
high tariff. Not only were they expect
ing to profit from this source, but it was
building up monopolies and trusts which
in turn would contribute their thou
sands and tens of thousands to Repub-
lican campaign funds. Was ever party
go bold and so infamous as to levy tax
on the people for the purpose Of provid-
ing for campaign funds for political
party? 1t is time this should come to an
end. The Democratic party proposes it
shall come to an end 1t proposes that
the people Of Ohio shall stop contribut-
ing to the campaign fund Of political
party. The Democratic party Of Ohio pro-
poses that each party shall furnishi its own
money for political campaigns. 1t pro-
poses that each tub shall stand on its
own bottom. twill put stop to that
system of taxation which allows the
party benefited to contribute money for
campaign purposes at the expense of the
people, and this will end the damnation
of the Republican party when fully car
ried out.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23

For the fiscal year ending last June
the Government paid out to our soldier
pensioners little over one hundred and
nine millions of dollars. This is little
less than one-third of the entire
revenues of the Government. But
through the agency Of the tariff upon
imports, 1t is estimated that one thous-
and millions were drawn from the con-
sumers of the United States. Of this
81, 200, 600, 600 but two hundred millions
were paid into the Treasury from the
ports of entry. One hundreds millions
came from whisky and tobacco and the
other seven hundred millions went to
our tariff pensioners. No wonder they
can contribute handsomely to re-elect
Mckinley.
Speaker Reed failed to receive the
customary resolution of thanks for
uniform courtesy heretofore always
offered by the minority to the Chair on
the adjournment Of Congress. What
else could have been expected? He has
been uniformally discourteous, brutal
and arbitrary. "A handsome silver
service and unanimous vote of thanks
marked the admiration Of the House for
the able, courteous and magnanimous
Carlisle when he surrendered the Speak
er's gavel. As a matter of fact Tom
Reed is just such fellow as the gentle
men of the South used to import from
Mainenas negro overseers and whose
brutality, as depicted by Mrs. Stowe,
made slavery so odious. Put whip in
his hand and you have the typical slave
driver
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23

DAN RYAN's case is we'll nigh hope
less. His managers are holding up on
Republican office-holders in the State.
and threatening them with loss Of posi-
tion unless they pay over at once their
per cent. of their salary. 1t will take
more than their per cent to save Ryan.
The people don't want man who cam
run his Office for the same money 9th
ers can. Don't forget that Dan gets
e25, 900 extra for running his Office, and
now he wants the people tore-elect him.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23

THE Providence Journal is great
Republican paper of New England, and
yet speaking of Tyrant Reeds Congress,
1t says:
The conservative citizen may we'll
look askance at the National balance
sheet as it is to be when the work of the
Fifty-first Congress shows its results.
The appropriations by this business
body amount to $469, 9S9, ,956, a grand
total of forty millions greater than that
appropriated by the Congress preceding,
and if the Republican party proposes to
appeal to the public at large on any
such record it is easy to anticipate the
public response. The Fifty-frst Con-
gress is business Congress, perhaps, as
Speaker Reed has remarked in effect,
but that signifies little of good, for so is
the highway robber who relieves you of
your watch and pocket-book business
man. One aggravated trouble with Mr..
Reeds Congress has been the transac-
tion of certain business which the
country can very i'll afford.