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Evening journal., 1891-11-28
Thev rbun,ced ~. prof.s.or.

PARIS Nov. 2s.-At the Old Sorbonne
Professor Lacaz Edutbiers was lecturing
on geology when . vessel fall az alcohol
exploded, burning the professor seriously.
The students extinguished the fire on his
clothing, pounding and humping him
about with vigor that he claimed was
superfluous for any meritorious purpose.
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The Precursor Of Actual war.
china NAV Ask for HeIp.

BERLIN, Nov. est is reported here on
diplomatic authority that China is unable
to overcome the various forms Of insur-
rection that confront the government and
is about to beg the active assistance Of
England, Germany and America in the
restoration OF order q
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II had pains In my cnest ana IN my shoul-
der blades. The catarrh made me feel miser-
able didn't feel like going to work In the
MORNINGS. but feel like diffar man now.
aud Wildman of 1896 Market street In this
city and placed myself In their care. After
the first weeks treatment [ noticed an inn
to Improve right along until now ali my
troubles have disappeared aud as have al
ready said feel like a different man. 5incs
began treatment under DoctorseMcCOv and
wildma / have GAINED nine pounds. can
recommend doctors Mccoy and Wlldman
highly to everyone suffering from catarrh or
any of the symptoms l have mentioned.
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Killed nn q crnssInr.

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 2s.-A grocery wagon
driven by 4 p. Pitt was struck by Balti-
more and Ohio express train at the Potter
street crossing last evening Pitt was
badly injured. John Mansley. aged nine
years. was killed, and John Kennedy is
not expected to recover.
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nusrNEss oPPoRruNIrIEs.

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REAL ESTATE. we'll known Prac-
tical Farmer Hotelat 6rubb's. Brandywine
hundred is Offered for sale, or will exchange
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter; has a splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
ton. Del
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KgYsToNg sTooKAoLogRs suep.
Receiver yardley Wants Them TO Turn
Ia S2OG,15O.


Ia S2OG, 100.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2S--Robert NJ.
Yardley, receiver OF the Keystone National
bank, has brought eighty-seven suits in
the United States district court against as
many stockholders OF the Keystone bank
for the assessment Of fifty dollars upon
each share Of stock held by them. The
aggregate number OF shares upon which
suit is brought is 4, l23, the assessments
upon which amount to S206, ,150.
This does not exhaust the resources Of
Receiver Yardley against stockholders, as
there are others than those on this list, but
their holdings are as trustees, administra-
tors, executors, OF in some other way
which will require further investigation
on the part OF United States District At
torney Seed before be prepares the state
ments OF claims which Receiver Yardley
must file in the suits against them.
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General Armstronr strioken.

BOSTON, Nov 2S.-General Armstrong,
president Of the Hampton institute, at
Hampton, Va, was stricken with para
lysis and lies at the Parker House in a
critical condition. His physician has little
hope Of his recovery.
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and Germany ow-
ing to the Cron-
stadtincident, the
chancellor denied
that there was any
friction. He added
that the visit of
Admiral Gervais'
squadron to Cron-
stadt only enipha.
sized what tn {
whole world has
long known to 0e
n fact, namely.
that France mas 9
strong COVER n.
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Judges neaoh and Truax Named.

ALBANY, Nov 2s.-Governor Hill has
designated Judges Miles Beach and Charles
II. Truax to hold the special term Of the
supreme and circuit courts in the First
judicial district during ls92
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A yictIm or the Railroad.

ORANGE, N j., Nov. 2s-Samuel Camp
bell, Jr., son Of the we'll known stock
broker, was struck by an engine on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western road,
near Orange. and is diving.
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RAILWAY, n. j., Nov. 2s.-Fred Steiger.
of Railway, was struck by a train and in
stantly killed. His daughter, who was
with him, had both legs broken.
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FOR SALE

The stock. good win and fixtures of the
wholesale liquor store with saloon adjoining.
at Noa 207 and 200 West Front street. This Is
one offhe largest, oldest. and best business
places in the state. The properties Nos. 207,
POE and 2ll West Front street will be rented
or sold on reasonable terms, as the owner
wishes to retire from business. Apply to
PHILIP G. .PLUNKETT.
No 201 West Front street.
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Thinks 1t win Hurt the Party.

President ". ]. Squire, Of the Hepublic-
an State league, opposed taking action
against Senator Brice on the ground that
IL would hurt the Republican party in
Ohio.
People viii call it, " said he, "an at
tempt to steal senatorship.n
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Did Tho Brothers Love the Same GIrlf

Did the Brothers Love the Same GirIr
GREESsBuRG, Pa, Nov 2s.-Alexander
Moorhead, twenty-four years Of age, son
OF Rev. w. w. Moorhead shot himself
through the left breast and will probably
die. Young Moorhead says his brother
was married on Wednesday and that they
had been reared together and he could not
bear the separation from him. II is be-
lieved that Alexander was a suitor for tho
hand of his brothers wife
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NOTICE.
NOTICES.


MONEY TO LOAN AT S AND PER CT.
for house on western side of city, about 10
rooms. j l.. OCHELTREE,
Real Estate Broker. Rooms and -Ex-
change building.
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secretnrv Foster Tmnrovinr.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Secretary Eos
ter continues TO improve. and is expected
to resume his duties at the treasury de
partment next week.
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REoIsrER's ORDERS.
. EeIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE. I
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del Nov. IA, 1891,
Upon the application of Bridget Dolan,
Executrix of John Dolen, late of VIII
mingtOn hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, Il is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the ExecutriX aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF Letters Testamentary
upon the estate of the deceased,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters in six Of the most public places Of
the county of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same. or abide by an Act Of AS
sembly In such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JOURNAL. a
newspaper published in WILMINGTON, Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks.
Q. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal
Of Office Of the Register aforesaid
{r at Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and
- year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the Executrix, on or before
November IA, 1872, or abide the Act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
BRIDGET DOLAN.
Exec1trix.
Address. Wilmington. Del
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TOOUST SENATOR BRICE
John Sherman Advocates the
"a Election of a Republican.
BRICE SAID TO BE A NEW YORKER

Senator Hoar Says That the United States
Senate Would Be Almost Sure to De-
eide That Mr.. Brice Was Entitled to
His Seat at Washington.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 2s.-Copies OF letters
received from Judge King Of Youngstown,
chairman OF the Republican state commit.
tee, show that United States Senator John
Sherman, while not opposed 20 contest
of the seat OF United States Senator-elect
Calvin 5. Brice, does not deem It right for
him to object TO that senator taking his seat
inasmuch as he would be called upon to act
iudicially II contest should arise. His
plan is for the Republican state committee
70 present a memorial TO the senate and
for the legislature OF Ohio to assume q
vacancy, elect a senator, and then let roa,
gentleman conduct the contest.
what Senator Hoar Says.
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DOCTORS M'COY AND WILDMAN

Late Of Bellevue Hospital, NewsYork.
once, 835 Market street, Wilmington.
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
a symptom Blank.
Consultation at ONCE or bV Mall Free.
ONCE hours-9 TO II a. m; to p. m. to 2
D. m. daily.
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TROUBLES OF The FIELD FAMILY.
Death, Illness, Insanity and Financial
Embnrrassments.

NRw YORK, Nov 2s The illustrious
Field family is experiencing the truth OF
the old saying that misfortunes never
come singly Cyrus w Field has been
prostrated by the death Of his wife and Is
on a sick bed The life of his daughter,
Evening journal., 1891-11-28

KANSAS CITY. Nov 2s-The two-y year-old
son Of Millionaire David I. Beals that was
kidnapped by Lizzie Smith. waiting maid
in the household, while the family were at
dinner, was returned at o;45 last night on
payment Of a 5000 ransom. In the after
noon Mr.. Beals caused the following notice
to be published
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BANKER BEAL' SON BACK
He Pays $4,000 to the Bold
Kidnapers.
INFLUENCED BY THE ROSS AFFAIR

His Words 10 the Detectives Were.
''First Let Let Me Find MY Child and
Then You Can Find the Kidnapers.
Money Was No object to Him.
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FIyE pOLLARs A mONrH

Doctors Mccoy and Wildman of S35 Market
street in this city, will treat all patients for
five dollars a month and furnish all necessary
medicines, which are prepared in their lab-
oratory by graduate in pharmacy OF VIII
mingtOn.
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Talking the Case over.

titled to it. Il seems probable that the seat
Of Senator-elect Brice will be contested.
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ment, and that il does not threaten that
Of Germany, whose army is. he said, most
distinctly second to none on earth, though
still the improvements being made in its
organization and armament are as yet IN.
finished.
A Two Years Compulsory Service.
Finally the chancellor said that the new
bill bearing upon the terms Of compulsory
military service, prepared for the year 1892,
would be increased in scope, and that q
two years period of serving under the
colors would be one of its main features.
The chancellor's speech was loudly ap-
plauded and has caused a considerable
abatement of the feeling Of uneasiness
which has been prevailing for some time
past owing to sensational political rumors
and numerous financial crashes within
the past five weeks.
The Emperor Backed Down.
There now seems to be no doubt that
strained relations did recently exist be
tween the emperor and the chancellor, but
| that the former had since repented Of his
utterances in regard to the matters which
/ led up to the state of tension aud thai
/ things have been smoothed over. Som'
idea OF the sensation caused in Berlin by
| from the fact that the chancellor felt callel
upon TO make public denial Of its truth
The Wochenblatt is TO be called upon Il
| furnish the source Of its information ne
/ garding the chancellor and his allege,
resignation. 1t was noticed that the chan
cellor was in better spirits than he ha
been for some time past, and this was at
tributed to his reconciliation with the EN-
4 uaror
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The Emperor Hacked Dawn.
The Russo-rurl.ish Alliance.

BERLIN, Nov 2S-M. de Giers has com
municated to Emperor William and Chan
cellor Won Caprivi clear explanation as
to the conferences held in Paris and the
character of the Russo French alliance
therein achieved. The Russian states
mans recent interviews with President
Carnot, M. de Freycinet, premier and
minister OF war, and NJ Ribot, minister
of foreign affairs, resulted in definite
agreement for an exclusively defensive
alliance.
The alliance agreed upon differs in one
most essential point from the triple al
lance treaty, inasmuch as, while that
makes the European status quo the basis
Of the maintenance Of peace, the Russo
French combination aims at what NJ. de
Giers has called respect for treaties, -
meaning especially the restoration OF
Russia's grip on Bulgaria and British
evacuation of Egypt.
The Precursor of Actual War.
The sum of these official assurances from
the Berlin embassy is that the Paris con
ferences of NJ. de Giers have resulted in a
scheme TO maintain diplomatic warfare
against the dreibund and England, await
ing more propitious period for engaging
in actual war NJ. de Giers' communica-
tions assume the first Importance, because
they constitute the first official admission
of the Russian government TO the powers
that Russo French alliance has really
been arranged.
Evening journal., 1891-11-28
REAL EsTATE.


GOR SALE.
At Nos. R0t to G07 Harrison street.
Nos. " and sos Van Buren, street.
Nos. con and coz Van Buren street.
Nos. 1903 and 1913 Pleasant street
Nos. 1915, 1915 and 1917 Lancaster avenue.
II none or tfe aDove'sdre,ce3 3l.. snd F.repch
JOHN MULVENA,
9l5 Market Street
Office open every evening.
DOR SALE OR RENT AT A BARGAIN
n An S-roOmed house, No 233 Adams street
Apply to N. b. CULBhRT, 2l4 East Fourth So
EoR RENT-A VERY DE 'IRABLE RESI-
n deuce, furnished, for the winter. Can
give possession at any time. Apply to
HEALD co.
DOR RENT. TWO STORY WHEELRIGHT
shop and six-ronm house to n good work.
man at kirkwo-d, Del. + n BURGESS.
DOR RENT. .-rHE THIRD STORY ROO 4,
II No. 4l9l5 Market street, 16x7O, we'll
lighted, entrance both on Market and Shipley
streets. JAMES MONAGHAN, No. 4l9 Mar
ket street.
EOR RENT Il HOUSE NO. $40 ORANGE
n street.JOHN FULLMER, 2lO w. Ninth st.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-11-05
Iron Haper.

In the great exhibition of 1851 q
specimen of iron paper was exhibited.
Immediately a lively competition en-
sued among iron-masters as to the thin
ness to which cold iron could be rolled.
One irOn-maker rolled Sheets the aver
age thickness of which was the one
eighteen-hundredth part of an inch. In
other words, eighteen hundred sheets
of this iron, piled one upon the other,
would only measure one inch in thick
ness. The wonderful fneness of this
work may be readily understood when
it is remembered that twelve hundred
sheets of thinnest tissue paper meas
ures fraction over an inch. These
wonderful iron sheets were perfectly
smooth and easy TO write upon, not
withstanding the fact that they were
porous when held up in a strong light
Paper Maker.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-11-05
WHEN BIG JIM WAS HAPPY. ="

try il ! low he'll find ont monty
blamed soon that he's undertook a
most miserable unhealthy job. This
valleys ours an were Coin' TO hold it
spite o the dickens; an l can tell you
right now. fellers. that III shoot the
first chap what offers 10 stop here. I'D
make sich a exampi, OF him that Their
won't another settler come in forty
mile of Us
wal. we was purity well tired out
50 we turned in quick as supper was
over. an we slept like logs till mornin'-
When we " Ike the sun was up. an
the lust thing we see when we glanced
cross the valley was a old covered
wagon not more'n q quarter of mile
away. The wagon had come in.
reckon. rs after we went To sleep, an
the folks had put mp tent like as II
they was hxin' 70 stay. Big Jim he
took squint at the outfit. then he
tore loose an swore mt 10 set woods
ahre- Then he got his pistols. an
when somebody axed what he was
goin' 10 do. he said.
m goin' over thar an wine that
darned settler out I'm goin' to shoot
him SO full o lead that ae'n weigh .
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-11-05

A great deal can be done towards
having a fine and smooth complexion,
by a systematic treatment of rubbing.
A fine towel or a bit of red flannel are
best for rubbing, twice day, or -four
times, if rapid results are to accrue.
BY degrees-as the skin gains tone and
elasticity from having thrown off the
waste matter in its ducts that kept il
clogged. sickly and fiabby-the friction
can increase in energy. The skin be-
comes, not tougher. but more resistant.
If the rubbing is too hard at first, how
ever. il is liable to produce redness and
pimples. Even slight friction will dc
this at times on an unaccustomed skin.
But the treatment should be perservered
in. nevertheless. and the skin soon be-
comes extraordinarily fine and smooth.
Ladies' Home journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-11-05

There are great many people who
use neither salt, pepper nor any other
condiment in their victuals. and the
taste for unseasoned food is growing.
The desire for strong condiments is just
as unnatural as the craving for tobacco
or ardent spirits, and If the results are
not so pronounced the reason must be
looked for in the fact that the elements
composing most spices are not as dead
ly as those entering into the two articles
mentioned. Pepper. nutmeg and all
spice all contain poisonous principles,
and people would be much healthier
without using the seasonings. But I'M
seasoned, to be palatable, must be of
the best quality. A faint in flesh or
age in vegetables. can be concealed by
the liberal use of condiments, but will
be instantly detected when they are alb
southwestern Rural.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-11-05
A Close Race.

"You talk of close races and startling
finishes" said an old turfman, but
remember something that happened out
west that knocks the spots off anything
you've mentioned yet. Two of the
horses in the race were hot favorites
and as it was known that they were
very evenly matched and that the re
suit would be close, it was resolved 70
measure their noses in advance. This
was done. They ran away together
from the start, and came in under the
wire neck.and-necl. nose-and-nose. II
was a close and exciting race all the
way through, and nobody would have
veDtured to give either the preference
but for the fact that just as they crossed
the wire one of the horses stuck his
tongue out little, and so won the race
That horse knew more than the aver.
age politician. buffalo Express.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-11-05
COULDN'T SEE 1T.
IT'S Really Amazing How Many such Mer
There are In Massachusetts,

IT'S Really Amazing How Many such Mer
There are In Massachusetts
They were sitting on the forward
deck of the Rose Standish the other
day. drinking IN the fresh and bracing
air by the bucketful. and scanning the
scenery on all sides. They were not
together, however, these two men, but
finally one of them stepped across the
deck to the other. and said:
Beautiful afternoon, isn't it, So
clear and bracing, eh?"
"Yep!" replied the other contentious
ly
Fine scenery ia this harbor.'
Elegant"
Say, I've been trying to recollec
what it reminds me of, and I've just
struck it,"
'Indeedl"
Eyes! It's just like the entrance to
Queenstown harbor Same sort of
coast, don't you think? Doesn't it re-
mind you of it very much?"
''H'n! Can't say it does!"
mo? Why, see the curve in the land
there, and how it rises gradually from
the waters edge. Doesn't that recall
the place to your
Not bitl'
why, that's strangel Don't you no
tice any resemblance?'
mo, don'tr'
"Why, how is it that it appeals so
forcibly to my memory, and doesn't
convey the least recollection to you? /
should think that any two people who
have seen Queenstown would notice
some resemblance, I'm surer'
Very likely" replied the other man,
''but, err, you see, I've never been out
side of Massachusetts, in my lifel'
And the first man, turning n mild
look of reproach upon him. seemed
about to jump into the sea, but turned
about and walked aft.-Boston News
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-11-05
THE DELIGHTS OF YACHTING.
AS They Appeared to Man Who Was
Taken Ahoard for Hallast.

As They Appeared to Man Who Was
Taken Aboard for ballast
| assisted at yacht race about ten
days ago, and the doctor says that J
may sit up in bed row and write an
account of il. II is believed by the
general public that / am drowned, but
my physician informs me that this is
not true. Many letters of coincidence
have been received by members of my
family and placed on file One is from
the captain of the yacht that sailed
on. He closes by saying that it must
be great comfort to my friends TO re-
fleet that in life ! made as good shift
ing ballast as he ever used. This cap
tain is rough seaman, but it will be
noticed that his heart is on the right
side. | regard him as a phy Biological
phenomenon.
My weight, at times when have not
recently been drowned. is bout two
hundred and forty pounds. They want
ed me to sit on the windward side TO
keep the yacht level, and | was expect
ed to sing "Larboard Watch. Alloy"
white Wings" and the Wreck of the
julie la Plante" at stated intervals. /
a y
NV pants hitch and sang Gathering
in the Sheaves" in such a manner that
made the captain look sad.
We carried about half an acre of can
vas and plowed the pillows merrily.
This caused me to sing a few verses of
The Plowboy's Joy, F." which every body
pronounced timely and appropriate.
The captain said that everything de-
pended upon me. / was to lie fiat I'M
der the windward rail and bear down
hard. lie said he would like to have
me weigh as near ton as ] could. |
was admonished to avoid drawing in
long. deep breaths as much as
possible, because air was light. and it
would not do for me to be making a
balloon out of myself at critical time
like that. The mate suggested that |
might do all the breathing that was
necessary when TIE yacht was in stays
and hold my breath when ON tack.
At about this juncture the yacht cap
sized. There were five lite-preservers
on bOard-one for each man. The
reader who does not suppose that pos
sessed myself of those life-perservers in
a hurry does not understand my grasp
ing nature. | shouted to the others
that / would try TO save the life-pre-
servers if they would endeavor to
rescue the pig-iron that was inside the
| yacht Then kicked myself free from
the wreckage and floated off. Our
noble captain was the last man to leave
the yacht. Save yourselves! he cried.
Never mind me. have no wife nor
! little ones at home.
This was true, for his family had gone
to Ypsilanti on a visit Then this self
sacrificing man took a large chew Of
tobacco and calmly waited for boat to
come and take him off. He knew that
the yacht had air cans enough slowed
away to float her. and he didn't want
any company.
The other members of the crew over
took me and seized all of the life-pre
servers. | am informed that my re-
mains were subsequently recovered and
worked" for all there was in them by
the life-saving crew.
Yachting is a manly and pleasant di-
version. Therefore | have bought a
farm in the interior of Kansas.-Detroit
Free Press.