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Evening journal., 1893-02-03

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from babyhood. Pray what is yo1r age?sThe
Court-The question is lmpertinent. The
lady need not answer Lawyer-Well, how
long have you owned the ring?-Jswelers'
Weekly.
The Advertising Of Hoods sarsaparilla
Is always fully substantiated by endorsements
which In the financial world would be ac-
cepted without a moments hesitation.
For a general family cathartic we con-
iidently recommend Hoods pills.
A.-"Woll 1 must say that II my wife was
Ike yours, alwa1 scolding and finding fault,
I'd soon get a separation from her'n B.-"Oh,
IHy wife isn't so bad as you think. She doesn't
sing and she doesn't play the piano, and she
must cXpend her superllous energy in some
way.'-fliegende blaetter,
After trying many remedies for catarrh
during past twelve years. tried hly's Cream
Balm with complete success, 10 Is ever one
year since stopped using IL and have had no
return Of Catarrh / recommend IL to all my
friends.-Milton r. Palm. Reading, Pa.
1 was troubled with cstarrh for sevea years
previous TO CONNIE ncng the use OF Ely's
cream Balm. II has done for me what other
so-called cures have failed TO do-cured me.
The effect of the Balm seemed magical.
Clarence l.. Hun. Biddeford, Me.
Horny-handed Granger -"Youre one Of the
fellows that's hOWlin' fur good roads. What
have you ever done TO improve EN-, ia like
TO know Slender-legged Bioycler-"We've
done more'n you have. We've widened our
tires.'-Chicago Tribune.
Wanted-To buy or loan money on Life In
/ suranco and Endowment policies. AnsOn A.
Maher, room 202, Equitable Building.
The Common Fate.
At the first of the year
He ceased drinking beer
And abandoned the rOut and the revel;
But he weakened, alack
And again he is back
To the world, the flesh and the devil.
New York Press.
LADIES clean your Kid gloves with Mos
Quctaire Glove Cleaner. For sale only by
Mrs. j. Percy, No. Gl3 Market street. Sole
agent for Madame Ruppert's face wash and
toilet goods.
Mrs. Flitter-"Ny new servant girl Is so
stupid she can't answer when 1 ask her the
simplest question" Mrs. Flutter-"Why.
dear, I've got one who Is 80 dumb she doesn't
even answer the bel."-Philadelphia Record.
Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest. largest and best company In the
world. ANsON a. AiAIiEa, General Agent.
EQUITABLE Building.
No man can sleep well in cloudy weather
| when he knows thnt he has n sandy fOunda-
tion under his house. Rams Horn.
Wanted-To buy or loan money onLife sur
ance and Endowment policies. Arson A
Maher, room 202 Equitable Building.
Little Fred docking at gas moter)-,,W What
| time is 80 on this clock, papa?n His Father
| Time for papa TO make a kick.n-New York
Herald.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Lawycr-So you have had this stolen ring
from babyhood. Pray what is yo1r age?.The
Court-The question IS impertinent. The
lady need not answer. Lawyer-Woll. how
long have you owned the ring?-Jewelers'
Weekly.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03

A.-"Well I must say that II my wife was
like yours, alwa1 scolding and finding fault,
I'd soon get a separation from her.m Bob,
nay wife isn't 40 bad as you think She doesn't
sing and she doesn't play the piano, and she
must expend her superous energy in some
way."-fliegende blaetter,
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
An Evening Company serenaded.

John Schuhardt gave a pleasant So
icable at his home on South Seventh
street last evening. Among those there
were: Frank Ward. George Baldwin,
Frank Lynch. Harry Turner Of Whining.
ton, Frank Schuhardt, Edward Weggen-
man, Edward Kelley, Charles Edwards,
Frank Meredith, jefferson Downham,
Miss BERTHE Satterfeld, Misses Laura and
Louise Bacon, Elsie Butler, Ida
White Name Gallagher Mr.. and Mrs
Edwards, Frank Hamilton. During the
happy evening the Columbian Glee Club
serenaded the party. The members of
this musical organization are William
Saunders, William Cannon, John Hamil-
ton, O1ro Lunt, Wallace Cannon and
others.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03

The National Rairyman's Protective Asso-
citation held its annual meeting January 26
1875 In its report they found seventy-nine
cases against the dealers for violating file
Oleomargerine law IN Wilminuton the FUNDS
OF which amounts 10 nearly $4,000 one-haif of
which goes 70 the association, Thew intend
70 prosecute 70 the fullest extent Of the law.
Window Shades,
With spring rollers, &c. Yeager's, t0s King.
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A FIGHT TO THE FINISH.
Rival Railways to Meet Face
to Face Tonight.
A COURT WITH BENCH, BAR, JURY.

The Companies Seeking Charters to Build
Electric Railways Between New Castle
and Wilmington WIN Present the Issue
Fairly and squarcIy Before the People.
other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 3.-Electric rail
way matters are ''red hot here to-day
and the prospects are that they will
warm to white heat before midnight.
Letters in the local paper last night
show that great bitterness Is arising
among some Of the most prominent
citizens who are incorporators and
hackers Of the various roads antagonis
tic to each other. One Of the Whining
ton City Railway enthusiasts insists
that everybody should attend the
meeting in the City Hall
tonight, as the Wilmington City Rail.
way Company wants no secrecy about its
mode of procedure and as he wants an
electric railway that will brush up and
develop New Castle, no matter who
builds or operates ii. Willard Sauls-
bury. ESQ will state plainly to the peo.
pie the position taken by the Whining
ton City Railway Company and Just
what they expect to do. That
they have the money and brains
to build the road right away and
have the best rolling stock in the
country to put right on il. On the other
hand the Wilmington and New Castle
railway people have decided to attend in
full, crowding the building perhaps.
Peter L. Cooper. Jr, their bright young
attorney will be there to plainly state Ia
the fpeople that Mr.. Salisbury or Hon.
A. B. Cooper Of he should see iit 10
speak represent monopolies which have
never yet done anything for New Castle,
even when appealed to, that the
City railway directors are largely
interested in the Delaware Railroad and
IL would not be policy for them to run 0
rival Scent railway from New Castle Ia
Wilmington when the Delaware Railroad
is getting big patronage at 3 cents 8
mile.
In fact the City Hall will be the seen,
of a resi- court trial to night The Board
of Trade" will be the court, the citizens
of New Castle will be the jury. the VIII
mington City Railway Company VS. the
Wilmington and New Castle Electric
Railway will be plaintiff and defendant
and Mr.. Salisbury and Mr. Cooper viii
bo the attorneys.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03

FOR We've placed on
our tables a lot of
ONE three-piece suits
from 10 to IS
HklE years which have
been reduced in
price just one-half. The
styles are all good and
you'll not soon find the
equal in value given.
All the odd suits have
been gone over and many
reduced in price. Be
side these reductions there
is a discount of -Io-per
cent. on heavy-weights.
So than this you cannot
get a more opportune
time to get your boy a
suit.
Our Custom Depart
ment is offering some ex-
cellent bargains and if
you want to piece out
your wardrobe with a new
coat or vest or new
trousers you'll make here
some interesting finds.
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON,
Clothing 9th & Market,
Hats,
Shoes. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
Harry E. Thomna a 90.

Repairs watches and ieweiry. zoe Market St
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
That we have chosen
for Leaders.
FOR LADIES.


A nobby and serviceable $500 shoe. at
SL35.
A fine dress shoe that should be $500,
at $165
The choice Of any Of our Tender
Feet Shoes" that always sell at Sl00, at
s. 95.
FOR MEN.
All solid mems lace-a good $500 shoe,
at SL25.
A lot Of real calf lace-double soled,
worth $225 at $3.50
Middlesex Grain Creedmoor's - war.
ranted waterproof--a $500 shoe for 81. %.
A big lot of fine calf, hand. made shoes
the remainder Of our $4O0 stock-your
choice, $3.50.
Take the choice Of any $500 hand.
made shoe in the house-ladies' or gen
tlemen's-at $500.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03

The Companies Seeking Charters to Build
Electric Railways Between New Castle
and Wilmington WIN Present the Issue
Fairly and squaroIy Before the People.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28

Tho Last IL Net Cowplsts, bat u ls
Rather Long Already.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
WAsHINGros, March N.-The Mst Of
applicants for Office in Montana is not
fully made up, but hero are somc Of the
mon who would like TO take service:
Rufus Garland, son Of tho cx-attorney
general, Z. ID. Mats and ]. ID. Walter, Of
Missoula, and 4. c. Day, Of Livingston,
apply to b. district attorney.
Captain Mills place in the officc of col.
lector OF internal revenue 10 sought by
Michael German, Of Missouls, and
Robert G. Humber, of Deer Lodge.
George Schultse of Great Falls, and
Granville Stuart desire to bo surveyor
general.
David G. Brown Of Fort Benton, and
p. II. Gallagher Of Great Falls desire to bs
collector of customs. Emmett II. Carroll
Of YoGo has also applied.
william AcDermott Of Butte has sp-
piled to he appointed marshal, and J. b.
McMaster Of Deer Lodge will also apply.
William NJ. Hays Of Billings has asked
TO be made Indian agent for the Crow
agency. Charles z. Pond OF Jefferson
City has applied for the Fort BsiknAp
agency.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
MANTLE is CONFIDENT
And This 10 Spite q Ii. Clul's
Publicly Expressed 0piliel
MONTANA's LEGISLATURE


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
WASHINGTON, March T.-w. A. Clark
has been over 70 New York talking to o
reporter OF the Tissss and his opinions
about Mantle and the other appointed
senators get out there just ~ the senators
are about TO b voted In. He says:
VI do not know whether the senate pro-
posss 10 ssat Mr.. Mantle o. not, bot Il
ssems to me that the question shoulA b
carefully considsesd before this 70 done.
There arc three men who are u easeu.
TALLY the sasno position. One each from
Washington, Montana and Wyoming.
Two are republicans and one h demo
crat. II tho president were established
that an appointment could be legally
made by . governor, after Q legislature
had been In deadlock until the expiration
Of it's session. It might be bad. II might
bc possible for few interruptions mon
to tie up . leglslaturS Tor this
purpose and then BY an understanding
with the governor secure the appolntsnent
OF . senator who Was opposed BY . major
ity Of the people Of both pArties."
"Who will b recognised In the distribu.
tion Of federal ofllces In Noutana?"
II presume the chairman OF the demo-
cratic committee and the member Of tho
national committee will have some weight
In making recommendation. Certainly,
the Daly.Dixon faction ought 70 have
nothing to say. II NJ. Cleveland allows
II to mako the appointments, Il will be
goodbye to democracy IN that state"
While Mr.. Clark was speaking. Senator
Power came up. When the flght for
seats was on In the senate, during tho
Fiftieth congress, the two were hardly on
speaking terms. Mr.. Clark and bis nows-
paper In Montana called Mr.. Power hnrsh
names. They wero on speaking terms
yesterday.
.'You are looking fat after your Aght," |"
said Senator Power.
II don't mind . fight much," replied
Clark, ''we had II hot and heavy for 60
days. ! am convinced that ! was right, 50
1t did not take me long TO recupsrato after
my defeat"
''what viii the senate do with tho men
who were sppointed?" Senator Power
~ guess vs WI saat them, !" he said.
"Ths great trouble In Montana was that
the Legislature was . heitsr-skslter con-
cern In which very little interest vas
taken at the time when the nominations
were made. They nominated insurance
agents and sdventurers without much re-
gard a. to their standing ~ citisens or
party men. Why, II was the worst jum-
bled up organization you over saw. Some
of the men nominated moved out Of the
state before election. More attention will
be paid to the Legislature In the future"
And tonight, after all, Mr.. Mantle has
not a doubt that he will bs voted in.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
OWNS A HEAP OF LAND.
Colin Csmpbsli 81 Asisess May Keep U
His Wire Henoo.

WASHINGTON. March T.-The United
States was defeated In the supreme court
to-day in an effort to secure the removal
of barbed wire fence. Tho case was
originally instituted In the First judicial
district Of Arizona. the United States al
leging that Colin Campbell had enclosed
200 acres Of public land without color Of
title thereto. and asking for an order for
removal. The plaintiff was successful
and Campbell came to the supreme court
for relief. Justice Brown delivered an
opinion OF the court, reversing ths judg.
mept Of the supreme court Of the territory.
This was based upon the ground that
Campbelrs claim 10 under Q Mexican
grant OF four square leagues Of land,
which, by some unknown means, was
changed to four leagues square In the sur-
vey. This constituted . color Of title.
which removed the lands in question from
the public domain Of the United States
and they are therefore exempted from the
Law governing the removal Of fences.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
SHE OWNS THE eARrH.
l1rs. fhvPston Wants To Maks Rresiden
Cleveland Her Agent.


clevsisnd Her Agent.
WASHINGTON, March T.-Mr. Cleve-
lands right to the presidency was dis
putcd to-day by Mrs. Thurston, an old
lady, who not only considers herself
owner Of tho United States, but Of the
kingdom of Great Britain and ireland as
well. Mrs. Thurston was among those who
hook hands with the president Mt tho
public reception In the east room this
afternoon. She grabbed Cleveland's hand
In . flrn grip and poured forth her story,
much to his embarrassment. Mrs. Thurs
ton said she wanted Cleveland to take
charge Of her possessions, under deed Of
trust to bo handed over when she received
hor annuity of several hundred thousand
dollars, which will enable her 10 live In .
style befitting her rank and possessions.
Her opportunities for q private audience
were politely parried and, after keeping
tho line waiting for five minutes, Mrs.
Thurston moved on with parting remark
that che would return.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
STARTLING DISCOVERY.
The Upper Psatssuia sf Michiean IL IN
Property Of Chippswa lsdiaas.

DETROIT. Mich, March N.--Somsthins
In the nature OF q startling discovery has
b,en made by H. r. Chapman. son Of
Congressman Chipman, In regard TO the
title Of tho Lands Of large part, u not the
whole, Of the upper peninsula Of this
state, and, IL his conclusions arc borne
out BY . moro minute Investigation. and
sustained by the courts, every aero OF
land In the peninsula west Of the Sault
and Mackinac to tho Montreal and
Menominee rivers, and from Lake
Superior to Lake Michigan and tho straits,
Inclusive Of city and village lots, will be
handed over to their riahtful owners, tho
descendants Of the Chippswa Indian
nation Of the Lake Superior region. Chip
man asserts that his investigations con-
WINGED him that no cession OF the upper
peninsula lands was ever made to the
United States government, and therefore
the titlo deeds In every registry Of deeds
in the region indicated are rs worthless -
90 much blank paper.
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the immiGsatioa lars and wess Laid ovss.
The minority rspert, adverse 10 esatiag
Mantle, viii b made tomorrow b. Vance.
Call addressed the senate on bis resolS-
tion apnuiiins the provision Of the last
legislative appropriation bill for the sp-
pointmsnt Of . commission OF the senate
and house 10 examine into the civil ser
vios OF exocutive departments. Calls
rssolutiou wsnt over without aestoa and
the senate went 10 executive business.
The senate confirmed the nominaties OF
John b. Risiey. to b ministsr to Den
mark; also those Of Silss w. lAmoiseux.
Wisconsin, TO b. commissioner Of the gen.
cral land oflice; Horace II. Lurtou. Ten
nsssse. 10 b Unitsd States circuit court
judge of the sixth cirouit court. The ssa.
ate then adjourned till to.mosrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
FROM THE NARONiC.

q Carrier Pigeon Arrives % NoVWich,
Cosa., and Dies of stsrvssisa.
NORWICH, Conn.,, March 27.-On Sunday
afternoon, March 10, an exhausted carrier
pigeon lii upon fence back of Rev. Y. T..
Fellows house on Otis street. The next
day II was found on the ground, dead.
Upon the pigeons leg Was an ALUMINIUM
band. marked IN. 1855" Tho bstd was
found. upon examination. to have died
from starvation. II is said that there
were carrier pigeons on the missing
steamer Naronic. and the question IL, was
this one Of them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
RAIDlNo A DEN.
cineisnati Police Clean Out . Sure rhing
Pool Room.

Cineinnatt Police Clean Out Q sure ThinG
Pool Room.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-The police, hav'
vainly tried for two days to close q
u room, to-day took heroic measures
ID. under the advice of tho prosecuting
torney, treated the place ~ they would
gambling house of the ordinary sort.
-iey seised the sheets, cards, stationery
nd two telegraph Instruments, the prop.
srty OF tho Western Union Telegraph
company. Later In the day tho proprietol
obtained temporary injunction. restrain
ing the police from further interferencs
with his business. The taking out of the
instruments broke the entire racing circui,
of the Western Union, and that company
10 considering the question OF holding the
chief OF police responsible for the dana.
ges by the brief delay.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28

ALBuoUEKouE, N. NJ, March 27.-Mr.
williams, Of Dodge City. Kansas, Of the
grievance committee Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, 10 here to in.
quirc into the wholesale discharge OF
members by the Atlantic q Pacific rail-
road company. Reinstatemcnts will DO
demanded where sufficient cause is not
shown for the discharge, and the trouble
In likely 10 he renewed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
Faund Dead.

BUpA PEsTu, March 1.-THE body of
Baron Louis Kalla, conspicuous Hun
garian politician, was found to-day in the
river Theiss, near Sents. his skull frac-
tured. bis clothes torn, ~ in in struggle,
and his face cut.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28

Mason CRY. Iowa., March 27.-The
barns owned by Kirk Brothers were
burned tonight. The famous ''Storm."
holding the fastest 6year-old stallion pac-
ing record; John, by Brown Hal: Red
Clay. by Red Wilkes, and Edmund C., by
Red Clay, we're burned. The loss on the
horses alone is 10000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
BIO LANDSLIDEo.

The Great Northsrn Extsssisa DarieA
Under Snow and Earth.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
LIBBY, Mont, March 27.- Several serious
landslides occurred this afternoon near
Leopis, about 10 miles west OF here on the
Great Northern railway. The largest is
100 feet long and Is feet deep. II 10 not
known how soon trafllc will resume.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28

ROW., March T.-Maneo Parbsrini
Collons di Siensrra, prince Of Carbag-
Imprisonment and n fne OF 6,25O lire for
having sold the works Of the old masters
TO persons outside OF Italy without the
consent Of the government.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.



'ssss Opimisa In . 1iass 49, rAsa
EGscts the HE'LL rslsphesA, n 100
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The ettRsQe
court Of the United States to-day Alarmed
the decision Of tho lower court In ths case
Of Henry Huber ct al. versus the Nelson
Mining company, appealed from the circuit
court OF the eastern district Of Missouri.
A patent for an improvement In wafer
ciosets. was issued April 2. 1874, In Greet
Britain to the patentces, who assigned to
James Boyle. The patent was to run IL
years with the proviso that IL the stamp
from the date OF issue, the patent be.
comes void. An application for o patent
in the United States, under an assign.
nent, was made Nov. %. 1881, and the
patent was granted June n, 1884, Boyle
then assigned to Huber. The cl00 stamp
duty was mot paid In Great Britain within
the time required and tho patent became
void April 2, 1881.
Undse thsss facts the circuit court held
that the patent granted in the United
Statss was void because granted after the
British patent had ceased 20 exist, and
this decision was to-day affirmed by the
supreme court. An important result Of
this decision 10 called 70 public attention
by ths chief Official Of the patent Office.
In this case the court decided that, the
foreign patont having lapsed by reason Of
non-payment OF taxes, the American
psteut granted thereafter for the Same i'm.
vention, 10 void. This action. il 10 said
st the patent Office, destroys Edisou's
qusdruplsx telegraph patent and also his
three microphone patents, leaving the
Bell company, after January next. 70
stand wholly on the Bsrliner patent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
RoACH's CHARACTER.
kspsbiieaa ssaatsrs i.siss Upes aa In.
vesttgatlss.

WASHINGTON, March E.-Aftsr numss-
ous conferences among themselves, the ~
publican members Of the senate hare de-
cided that they will insist upon an inves-
tisation Of the charges made in the public
prints. relative TO the character OF Mr.
Roach. recently elected senator BY this
legislature Of North Dakota, and now o.
cupyiug seat In the senate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-28
RESPECT FOR BLAINE.
The Rspubiie se Ecuador MAaifssts Ia
Regard fer shs Dead StstssmAs.

Regard fer shs Dead xtstssmA..
WASHINGTON. March T.-Ths Official
Journal Of Quito, just received here, con-
tains the following: "when In . tele-
gram. on tho nrst Of the month, His Ex.
ccllency Mr.. Mahsny, United States min
ister. announced the regretted death Of
James G. Blains. formerly secretary Of
state Of that nation. We caused to bs dis
played st half mast on our palace of tho
govesnment the Ecuadorian national col
ors, in token Of our grief. and Ne did 90.
not only because of our regret Mt the do
parture Of one Of the most iiiustrious men
Of the northern republic, with which we
cherish good relations Of friendship and
commerce. but also with the worry especial
deference with which our government re-
CARDS the honorable Minister Ashauy."