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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
KATIE EMMETT.
An Irish Drama Built on New
Lines.

An Irish Drama Built on New
Hines.
Katie Emmett in Killarney" will be
the attraction at the Grand opera house
tonight. The fame of the piece has al
ready preceded it here, and the reports
of the production are of the most flat
tering character. The story of ''Killar
upy" is a tale of homeIy Irish peasant
life, and is a pleasant contrast to the
regulation Irish play of the past as it
is said to be devoid of most of the CON
ventional features of plays OF this class.
There are no landlords, Michael FeenyS,
donkeyS or jaunting cars, and even the
hero in knee breaches is absent. Con
Murphy has proved his skill before in
writing Irish plays. and this is said to
be the best thing that erratic genius has
ever done. The lines are exceedingly
bright and full of wit. and funny Sltua-
tons abound throughout the piece.
Manager Harry Williams has not spared
money nor time III making the perform
ance an ideal one, and it approaches the
highest pinnacle of stage art in many
ways. The scenery is very beautiful
aud is copied from the beauties that are
lreland'S own, and copied by expert
hands. The costumes are elegant and
were made from especial designs fur
nished by the well-knOWn artist, Harry
Ogden. Of New York. The greatest eX-
cellence, however. is in the company.
Miss Emmett has surrounded herself
with better artists than any star of this
kind who has ever come to this city.
That fact alone, if the performance had
no other merit, should be sufficient to
guarantee her good houses Tor the
week.
The story of the play is as follows:
Kittie Burke is an orphan. Her father
was reputed well-t0-do, but Martin kav-
anaugh claimed that the deceased was
largely in his debt, and elected the or
phan from her home. The claim was
false, but Kavanaugh sinned for his
daughters sake. hoping that she would
wed wealthy man, and then he would
make restitution. The girl for whom
he has erred falls in love with villain,
and. finding the only end for which he
srrove has failed. he gives Kittie back
her own. Miss Emmett is Of course the
heroine, and the part is said to be eX-
actIy suited to her abilities and she has
won many enthusiastic compliments
from the press all over the country on
her clever performance of the part.
Among the members of her company
are George G. Boniface. Frazer Coulter,
Harry Leighton. Hubert Sackett, Thad
deus Shine. Robert McNair, Grace
Thorne, Annie Haines, Eliza Hudson
and little Kittie Benneteau.
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Tuesday.

Fisher Ames to Angler Ames, NV "A OF
sw a of Sc Il sec -. town 70 range ~ Sle
William r Marshall TO + A Williams,
Its 10. Is and H. Marshalrs subd; It's
3, 4 and :, blk 6. Ames' Out Lots.
joseph Locke to Nathan Ford, 1t 4, Wat
son e. Rice's Subd A............... IL
Mary B Kimberly to Nathan Ford. south
so feet 1t ], blk q, Woodland Park add.
Emma E Mollers TO Mary Cervek, 1t II,
subd blk 81. Stinson Brown IL Ram
sey auu. .......... ....... .-....-:
A X Barnum TO Margaret Huberty, part
1t 3, sec %, town 30, range 22..........
Walter II Sanborn to Edw b Smith, Its
II and IL blk 2, Nininger Don
nelly's add. ................... q
j Gribben TO James johnson, Its 5,
7and II, bike, Forest Lawn add. 80. :
John d O'Brien to Charles Paul. Its 9.
10, II and part S, block 2, Summit
farK adQ .... ...... -. l
Augusta Heard to John d O'Brien,
same property....;..,"..,"; ;;;..:.; i
Adolph lie Brun TO Michael Clark, 1t
s, blk ., Dewey, Drake d Fences add. 2
W Ii Sanborn to Edw b Smith, 1t Is, blk
=, Nininger x Donnelly's add. ........ .
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RHEA'S ENGAGEMENT.
"Princess Andrea" and "Jose
phine" to Be Given.

"Princess Andrea" and "Jose-
phine" to Be Given.
Mile. Rhea appears at the Metropolitan
opera house on Thursday, Dec, s, in
Sardou's greatest comedy, princess
Andrea" in which she will enact the
title role. Nothing hut praise can be
said Of this most cleverly written play,
Astounding with humorous action ana
spark ling dialogue. The part of Andrea
is we'll suited to Rhea's powerful capa-
blities as an emotional actress and
coincidence. Although the great inter-
est centers in Andrea, still all the char
acters play prominent parts and require
q company of more than ordinary
ability.
Friday evening revival of Haven's
great historical play Josephine, En-
press of the French" Josephine is pos
Sesstd of double adyantage-frSt. its
dramatis personal are all familiar, most
of them inspiring figures in history ;
and second, the treatment of it is such
that the spectator sees a series Of inl-
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)dy Buys The SUNDAY GLOBE 10 Read THE GLOBE WANTS.
TEyE WEEKS TRANSFERS.

Theodore Mitchell TO William Bowers,
part Its l. 2 ard 3. blk 4, Mackubin d
Marshall's add S4,oJO
Holcomb's add .'e'..:''....'... LOO
Percival II Ryan and wife to N
Dudley, It's Is and 10, blk II, Summit zoo
DARK ........ ...'. ''"VV
August Korfhage 20 William Korthage,
1t q, suodiv blk IA, Woodbury. d Cases. 5,UvO
William Hendricks TO Edward Treasure,
lt7 blk |, Asylum Add No. 49,. 50J
Edwin Treasure TO George Griggs, 1t Z, ooo
blk /, Asylum Add No l............- eOd
Charles D MeLaren 10 Fred G Taylor
1t 30. Auditor's Subdivision No. y; its
q ~ and II. Bid Well's ....... ........ 6O1
Charles McLaren to Fred G Taylor,
1t 3, subd blk 70, Lyman Dayton's: -. 1,2Oo
Richard Lehman to A F Osterlund Its
10 and %, blk , Williams rearr blk Z,
and part of blk 4, Nelson's. ........... 6Oo0
S NJ TAYLOR to d McLaren, 1t 20, blk
g. Summit Park. 4.390
Total, IOdeeds. ........ S25, 800
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Total. II transfers.
. ST3,5g0
w eeiEesday.

B Michel to Nick Koalska "a of S I2 of
n W ne IA sec 70, town 30, range 80. S!?,30I
Anna G Burritt to j Il Corcoran, part IL
Smith & Lofts out lots. ............... 4, 4OC
L 7 Slayton to William Hemminghouse,
It's, blk Is, Gladstone. ......... 49,. SUI
W Clark to n Klinkhammer, 1t !, blk
3, Denslow's add ............ $500. S0c
Mamie o Newell to Charlotte A Boog,
1t Il, blk l, Oakland Park. ..........-.. 2.lOC
Joseph Jockey to Henry Byllesby,
part Its /, . and 3. blk &, Summit Park. Is, 0OC
Edward O Peterson to Ernest Peterson,
1t Is. blk =, Clark Il Wilgus' add ...-.. $50
Leander Lane to Agnes K Holt 1t :, blk
10, Second aid 10 Merriam Park 49,. 1.JOO
William A MCreight to Charles Nc
Carly. 1t Z. blk /, Currys subd 1t IL.
Buel 7 Macgubin's out lots. $50
ID A j Baker to Maria Matthes. 1t 2, blk
9, Bakers add. ............. 500
Belle c Ware to r Corcoran, 81,
Union FarK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E,UUU
Total III deedsl .......... S53. go
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pressive, beautiful and eloquent object
lessons that illustrate some of the great
events of memorable cpoch-an epoch
that has excited the amaZement and
reused the Imagination OF mankind. A
special matinee of Josephine" will be
given Saturday, the engagement con-
GLIDING in the evening with a repetition
of Princess Andrea" The sale of
seats Onens Tomorrow morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

(,HRIsT CHU RCH, CORNER FoURTH
u and Franklin ots--MOrning prayer and
sermon, II a. III. evening prayer and sermon,
7:3U D. NJ. holy communion every Sunday
a. m holy communion, first Sunday Of the
month. s and II n. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
To OLD Mexico and Return

On Nov. 20 and to 26 inclusive. the
Chicago Great Western Railway will
sell tickets 10 Mexico City, Mexico, and
return. good until Dec. 81. for one fare
for the round trip. City ticket Office,
1876 East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
Total (1f deedsl. ....
SATURDAY..
Morris BiefeId to Charles W Turner,

Morris Biefeld to Charles w Turner,
part Its Z, and 9, blk 1. Harrington d
kinney's add 49,. 80. ............ S4S, COO
Trafford Jayne to Harriet OwSlcy
part 1t o blk Z, Hamline plat 1000
Harriet Owsley to Sarah Benzil, part 1t
Q, blk {, Hamline plat. .......... =. 1000
Lane X Stone to Peter Anderson. 1t TO-
blk |, Denny Hills add. .......... 375
John HaSslen to L f Cole, q, blk II,
Butterfeld Syndicate Mol . LOO
P c Justus to W NJ Deming 1t 25 blk II,
summit Park ............'............ 10, 500
James Il Corcoran to + NJ and l.
Ware, Its and g. blk /, E Deans subd
part Smith Il Lofts out lois. ......... LEGO
II Il Wedelstaedt to & Won Wedelstaedt
It's 10 and 90 subd blk 10, Stinson,
Brown d Ramsey's add .... 1900
VIM Constans TO Anthony Ambrosine,
90 266l000 acres in IL p Sc "A sec II,
town 20, range - .................5 81, 2S6
JnO G Mann to Frances Rice, Its 10
and II, blk s, Manchester Park. ..... 3,T3S
Rosa Bowen and husband to Thomas II
Delaney, W l2 1t 10 blk 16, Dewey,
Bass d Rohres add ....,...... %
P Ii Burke to Christian Weber, it IS, blk
4, Syndicate Add No. 3........... 900
Four unpublished. ............. ,........ S.775.
Total, IA transfers Sl4O.5 4
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I1oUst OF HOPE PRESBYTERIAN

HOUSE OF HOPE PRESBYTERIAN
II Church Corner Fifth and Exchange
sts.-services every Sunday a; 10 80 a. w. and
: 80 D.. M. Rev. X. Nj. Donaldson will preach
tomorrow morning and evening; communion
at the close of the morning service sabbath
school and bible classes at l2:l5 p m. So
ciety of Christian Endeavor meets in the .ect-
uIs room ut G:3s p. Ii.
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A GENTs-Agents male and female, walft-.
IA ed everywhere; lightning seller; ALSO
lutely new: no talking; profits immense
Abbott Manufacturing Company, Spring
field O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

MEMORIAL ENGLISH LUTHERAN
WI Church. West Sixth ST.. Near Exchange
Morning subject 'Will the LORD Return
evening, Practical Suggestions TO Parents"
This will be the sixth of course of popular
lectures given upon popular subjects.
s.THE MODERN TRAINMAN' Is
Il the subject of discOuse by Rev. w. >.
Cochrane to be delivered at Clinton Avenue
NJ. e. church, on the West Side, tomorrow
evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

Saturday.

MARRIAGE LIUENSES ISSUED.
Christian Balling ....... Mrs. Anna Hopping
John NJ Kraus. ............ Carrie Sevensen
Charles Gallagher . Christine Nelson
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

CT. MAKY'S (EPISCOPALJ CHURCH
- Merriam Park. Rev. j. C. Forth.
Rector-SecondSunday in Advent; morning
PRAYER, sermon and celebration of the holy
communion at 1920 O'Clock Sunday school
at II M; evening service at 80 O'Clock.
Seats all free
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

CANYASSER-Wa canvasser at once;
~ one familiar with the city; large com
missions. Electric Thermostat Company. 10
East Fourth ST
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A GEMS to handle the finest and best sell
"A ing holiday specially in the market. Big Big
money in it, Gail or address Fl. Miller, US
Beery Block 203 Third ST. south, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

GRACE NJ. f. CHURCH, BURR ST.,
" near Minnehaha st.-Tne pastor, Rev. $.
B. Warner. will preach at 1880 a. m. and
Z 80 p. H.: morning subject 'On Duty With
Christi evening subject, Doing and
Being Sunday school at II m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
CEAgRVOYANT.

WHO is SHE ?-Mystery upon mystery.
w The yelled lady has arrived in ST. Paul
from New YORK, and opened her parlors to
the public. where she can be consulted on oil
topics; absent friends and lost articles To-
called: evil Influences removed; family
tro bles adjusted: business sittings sDe-
ciaty; five questions by mail, 81. 63 East
seventh ST. Room 10.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

a GENTS who wish TO make IS per day
n clear of expenses soliciting business
men and Offices i'll any part of the country
write to St Joe Mfg Co, South Bend, ina.
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SITUATION 0EEEEHsED.
les.

A GENTS-salary and commission. Best
N fraternal order. Assets 100000. Both
life and endowment classes. Giit-edgea III
every resrcct. Some district agents wanted.
\ Iare chance. Address King d Co., 5 lnlon
Square, New York.
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1iuVc
1000
$3.50
- 400
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4 GENTs-S5 to $40 per day; no canvass
II ing. no peddling; enclose &c stamps ior
list, particulars. A. Werner, jackson ssta
MILWAUKEE,. Wis.
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DOY-Good. smart boy for light delivery
ID wagon: must be recommended. MIC
FaddenE Mullen Co, ll3 East Fifth ST.
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DOYS-A few good. bright boys wanted
ID Hart Murphy d. WhaIey, corner Foufth
and Nacouta SITS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

COFFEE ROASTER WANTED
Y understand his business. Apply 10 1erA
Bros & Co.. Seventh and Cedar.
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A GENTS for Bankers Mutual Aid ASS II, :
II easiest plan in state to work. u =; me-
Nouohton Secv Gernania Bank Bid st. Paul.
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MURSE GIRL-Wanted. good reliable,
In competent nurse girl and girl for gen
ersl housework; small family; good wages.
Apply 7f5 Ashland
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COR

DARK CONGREGATIONAL. COR
ner of Holly Av. and Mackubin ST.
Services at 1880 a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. the
pastor. Edward P. Ingersoll u. d., will
preach morning and evening: morning topic,
The Present Authority and influence of the
B1ble;" evening topic, The Good Soldier
Not Entangled: Why?"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

CENTRAL PRES BYTE RIAN
~ Church, Cedar st Near the Capitol
Rev. Alexander n, Carson, ID. D., pastor.
Sermon by the pastor at 1880 u. m. Parson
Haines, of Indianapolis, well known to many
travelling and business men, will preach at
1880 p. m. Sabbath school, - M. V p. ).
G. E. meeting for prayer and conference at
$50 p. III. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at S o'clock. All will be made wei
come.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04
E,IRsT PRKsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

4 Corner Lincoln Av. ard Grotto St
Rev. X. A. Carnahan. pastor; services
Sunday at 1890 a. M and 80 p. m, with
sermons by the pastor; Sabbath school ut
II m; Christian Endeavor society at $50
p m: prayer meeting Wednesday mt 7:4j
p. M; Sacrament OF the Lords Supper and
reception ofmembers at the morning service.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

NURSE GIRL-Wanted. young girl TO
~ attend baby and help around honse, at
.d1 Maria aY
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n rian Church, Gil jerks Street. Corner
Payne Av. Rev. James Il. Freeman, pastor,
p. M; morning subject, 'The Beginning
of Wisdom Christian Endeayor society at
$50. The annual meeting of the church and
congregation VIII be held in the chapel on
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

N UKSE-Wanted. competent nurse girl;
y good wages. Mrs. T. X. Palmer, 923
Grand av.
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DUKR STREET. BAPTIST CHURCH

~ ERMAN PRES BYrERIAS BETH
VI lehem Church. Corner Pleasant Az. and
Ramsey St.-Pastor Niclaus Bolt will preach
at $3.50 n. m. and 1880 p. M; the theme Of
the evening sermon will be, awake, Arise"
sunday school mt O'Clock.
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T AIDES make so week who write for
IL US at home. No canvassing. Reply with
addressed and stamped envelope. Woman S
Cooperative Toilet Co., QncorporateD South
Bend Ind
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
EeznaseS,

+ AIDES can make $40 a week writing at
IL home. Send stamped envelope for par
tculars to Miss Harriet nummel, Ohio City,
Ohio
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1tHUsCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVAN
X geiist Corner Ashland Av. and Mackubin
ST.. Rev Y Peytou Morgan, Reetor-Sunday
services at Sand ii a. IN. and y. m. : "Ben-
edeite by Caleb sinner; anthem. Prepare
Ye the Way" by Garrett: solo, Turn Thee
L-llio Me = by Eo.ta. T. Shepard.
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a GENTS WANTED; SIS to $40 a day easily
y made; send fifteen cents for sample OF
our new patent ladies dress holder win 1uli
particulars. G. Siebert & Co.. 539 Westmln-
lister ST., ST. Paul. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

w ANTED-Young men to learn teleg-
w rapny and railroad business: the sue
cess of our graduates is unparalleled; grad
yates aided to positions. Northwestern Tele-
graph Institute, 80 Grand Block, St. Paul
Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

DEOPLE'S CHURCH. PLEASANT
l. Ave-At 10 80 a. m. Prof j. f. Downey,
of the state university, will preach; sub
ject. The Heavens Declare the Glory OF
Cod" At p m. there will be n service
of song All seats free.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Males.

M ANTED-Young men and ladies to
w learn telegraphy, shorthand, book
Keeping. etc.; students can make board.
Globe Business College Endicott Building.
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ct. PAUL'S CHURCH. CORNER
- Ninth and Olive. Rev. John Wright, d.
D., Rector-Holy communion, a. m; sun
day school. $3.50 H. M; morning prayer with
sermon, IL a. M iull choral evensong 80
d. M: strangers cordially invited
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-04

N URsk-ExDerienced nurse wanted at
IN 2lS Goodrich Nv.
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SECOND G1RLS-Wanted, two good sec
~ ond girls to wait on table at l52 East
Fourth ST.. no work on Sunday.
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REGEGIous ANNOUNCEMENTS

CT. PETERS CHURCH (EPiSCOPALl.
~ Dayton's Bluff. Corner Fourth and Ma.
pie Streets-Seats free a. all services; Rev
Stuart b. Purves, rector; second Sunday IN
Advent; holy eucharist, 8 a. M; mathis, ser
mon and holy eucharist, III a. M: Sunday
school, 3 p. m; evensong and sermon, : 30
p. m; Monday, rectors Bible class in guild
room at S p. M; Thursday, feast of the con-
ception of the blessed Virgin Mary. celehra-
ton of the holy eucharist at $50 a. Iu: Fri
day Cfast) ,evensong and address Mt 30 D. m.
A TLANTIC CONGREGA IONAL
"A Church. Corner Bates and Conway -
hev-S. w. Dickinson. pastor; morning sub
Jeet "Confessing Christi" evening, fifth
sermon on practical themes, with and
without Religion All welcome.
CT. ANTHONY PARK CONGREGA-
~ tional Church Morning service and
sermon by the pastor at 10:J0 a. M; Rev
James Z. Mcconnell, of Northfeld. VIII
preach in the evenings Christian Eudeayor
service D. H.
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M ANTED-Salesmen visiting saw mills,
w flour mills and factories to sell (side
line) staple article in great demand; pays
$50 TO SIG0 per month. Royal Manufacturing
Company 90 Nassau ST., New York
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w ANTED-Catholic man of good char
w acter with references to attend to our
business and collections in this vicinity; SIS
per week. Once of Catholic Publications.
1872 East Madison ST., Chicago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
PHILADELPHIA .aFE.1tns.

President George Is. Roberts, of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, ar
rived home last night week after an ex-
tended European tour.
The assignee for the benefit of credi-
tors Of the Millward- Cliff Cracker Com
pany filed his account Wednesday. He
had balance Of $33,97l.49 for distribu-
ton.
John II. Blake, 35 years old, who, the
police say, WAS notorious burglar,
died last evening at the Presbyterian
Hospital Of injuries received a week
ago, when he was thrown from wagon
near Wayne.
William Moore, colored, was found
responsible Wednesday by the coroner's
Jury for the death of Charles Malten,
also colored; 20 years old, who was shot
in tho head on Friday night. Moore was
committed to prison.
The crew Of the tank steamer LIE
Fiandre became drunk and quarrelsome
Wednesday and threatened mutiny be-
cause they were not permitted to land.
Details Of policemen were summoned
and prevented further trouble.
James Spear, George D, Melloy and
Thomas Walter, all engaged in bust
ness on Market street, Wednesday filed
bills in equity against the Quaker City
Elevated Railroad Company to prevent
its construction on Msrkat straat-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

in the vestibule and wrung his hand.
"Maior," he began, II can't begin to tell
you how grateful -
"Major nothing" returned the stout
man. 81 enjoyed IL; don't mention it..
Here's my card, and ii things don't pan
out write TO ME, my boy and I'll help
you all can"
Dinner was over and the train was
flying on to Las Vegas. The elderly
lady leaned back on the pillow and fell
asleep. David Grieve, as usual, had
been kicked and otherwise projected
under the seat. Young Mr.. Jobson and
Miss Clancy sat comfortably in section
~. They conyersed in low, delightful
whispers. In the disengaged hand of
the young man was card. In mo-
mentary lull he glanced at it. Then he
groaned.
what is it?" inquired the young
woman anxiously.
Nothing, darling" replied Mr.. Job.
son, "a momentary spasm, the altitude,
perhaps. You know" he added, with
tender righteousness, "my heart is at
fected just now" And his hand closed
on the card viciously.
As the porter was making up sec
ton IL he picked up a crumpled card
that impaired this specific information
.,.......... Observation-Disclosures.
PETER ID. FASTER,
Kansas City,
Missouri,
Agent
Kicfelmeyer Brewing Association.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29
Prepared for Cholera.



The officials of the p, w. & b. rail-
road have made every arrangement for
handling cholera and other contagious
diseases, if they should be found on
board their trains. A letter has been
received by the president Of the board
of health from j. b. Hutchinson, super
intendent of the Maryland division,
through Hon. William Ward, asking
what provisions they had made for
handling infectious disease, if any
should be found on their trains while in
transit Mayor Coats also addressed
the board by letter on the same subject.
The secretary of the board was instructed
to write to Superintendent Hutchinson
and inform him that ample provision
had been provided for taking care of
any such cases that may he sent here.
If case of the kind is found on board
the train when its next stop is Chester
the railroad officials are to notify either
DIR. Perkins or DIR. Evans, in whose
charge the board have placed the matter.
The board secured place where they
can send any case Of cholera that may
appear in Chester, the location Of which
is secret. Only two members Of the
board know where it is. This is done
10 prevent any unnecessary alarm being
shown while the patients may be in
transit