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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-29

Dates and Subjects a foIiows:-
June 3S--"London. Old and New"
June a7-'Rambiinas In Rome"
June ga Trip to Alaska
June 29--"shakespeAre AUD the Avon"
June 30--'0iimrses of scotland"
Prices Floor. 75c- Balcony. Soc Gallery
Csc seats en- SAFE NJ Tbsater boz ONCE.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19
Akcya POIskiej repre-.
zentacyi Parlamen.
tarnej.

ogolnej natury. jake z powodu
dotychcsasowych obrad W parla.
mencie niemieckim i sejmie pru-
skim nastapify. uwa&amy "a o.
bowiszek publicly tyczny rzuci6
okiem ma prace i stanowisko, ia.
kie reprezentacya polska W tych
korPoracyach zajela wobec kwe.
styi najwybitniejszych, jake W
oich roztrzasano, q kt6re i ola
Polakow tax pod wzgledem ogol.
no pahstwowym, jak i interes6w
bsrdzo doniosfego So znaczenia.
Me wadzi to byuajmniej, he
W sprawach naleaacych do mai
wazniejszycb, cry to postulat6w
wojskowych W parlamencie, czy
reformy podatkowej W sejmie
pruskim, decyzya ostateczna ME
zapadfs. DO z jednej strony ma.
my prawo niewatpliwe, objawie.
MIA przekonsh i zapatrywah ma
kwestye polityczne i spoieczne
W kaadej chwili, a potem z do
tychczasowych wystapiei poslow
polskich, MONA przecie2 czynic
wnioski ia zajete przez Mich sta.
nowisko i kierunek W jakim po.
stepuja.
Ze akcya ia jest, be tax pc.
wiemy W powszechnosci intensy.
wniejsza W izbie pruskiej, aniaeli
W parlamencie niemieckim, to
wynika z natury rzeczy re sto.
sunku prawno- poitycznego W
jakim Polacy pozostsjs W pan.
stwie pruskim, ma szczegolnych
dziejowych warunkach, wiaaacych
q takowym, oduiennych cd tych,
ktore ~posrednio tylko przez
ogniwo pahstwowe pruskie wisia
y rzesza niemiecka. Me pre-
szkadza to bynajmniej, aieby
posiowie W parlamencie ME brali
aywego udziafu mniej wiecej we
wszystkich sprawach pohtycznych
pod decyzya tego& przypada a
cych, jak sic to TED W powsze-
chnosci dzieje. Mimo to bedzie
on tam tylko wybitniejszym, gdzie
czy to polityczny, czy ekonomi-
cznY interes j naszych stosunk6w
dotycsy wiecej bezposrednio. Do
iakich kwestyi zas niewatpliwie
nalezy sprawl reorganizacyi woj.
skowej, W ktorej i polityczne
wzgledy najwyzszej wagi i spo.
ieczne j ekonomiczne So powis
zane.
Co do zapstrywania ma te
spraws, to mo2emy sic powols6
ma to, 2e juz nieomal cd roku.
kiedy rzecz byla jeszcze W sta.
dyum p-rzygotowawczem, zwra.
cano ma nia uwage bez jakiegos
kolwiek badz uprzedzenis, LIB
checi stawiania jej zasadniczego
oporu, ale r~ozbierajac ia z wszy.
stkich stron przedmiotowo. Wzgle.
dy wyiacznie techniczno wojsko.
we, ktore podobno gi6wns SO
Podstawa oaiego prolektu, ME
moga bye miarodawclemi, te al.
bowiem granic ME msja, jak Q
tenn przekonywaja dzieje reform
organiGacyjnych wojskowych, q
W kohcu doprowadziGby musiaiy
do takiego observation-disclosures mi
litaryzmu, kt6ryby zniweczyI
wszelkie swobody Il Gale &ycie
polityczne konstytucyjne, q exc
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

granice. z tych powodow ae jest
obowiazkiem reprezentaeyi pol.
skiej ma tenn muiej wiecej oprzec
sic stanowisku, tenn wiecej, &c i
reorganizacya sama i Srodki ma
jej przeprowadzenie potrzebne,
gfownym ciezarem spadna ma
bark masy ludncsci najmniej
zamoinei.
Stanowisko take mogfo Kofo
Polskie W parlamencie wogole
zakreslic, DO ono ME zawiera ami
przeciwiehstwa absolutnego pre-
civ postulatom samym, a jeszcze
mniej zwracafo ostrze swoje pre-
civ me2om stauu, ktorsy przy-
chyluiejsze okasywali usposobie-
ME, ami nareszcie ME krzy&owafo
tax zwauej polityki ugodoWej.
Wszakaea z wyj4tkiem stronni
ctwa zachowawczego, kt6rego
przychylnosc ola projektow kan.
%clerza ma swoje wiasciwe powo-
dy, ~wszystkie inne, ME wyjmuJac
nawet narodowo liberslnych, sta.
nelly do mich W mnieiszej albo
wiekszej opozycyi. Reprezentant
Koia polskiego W komisyi, posei
Komierowski, zastrzeglszy sic, be
giosowaniem swoJem ME wiate
koia samego nj W jednym, nj
W drugim kierunku. przyfaczyf
sic do projektu kompromisowego
p. Bennigseua, najwieceJ sic zbli
zsjacego do projektu rzadowego.
Poniewsz posef Komierowski
zastrzegf sic, Re gfosowaniem
SVEN ME wia4e, jak to wyaej
powiedzieliSmy, opinii Kofa, to
zyczeniem jest, a4eby postano.
wienie, ktore Koio parlamentu
Powezmie i powziasc musi, gdy
sprawl Przyjdzie pod uchwaie
Parlamentu samego, byio zgodne
z Unforeseen j usposobieniem ogo.
fu naszego spoleczehstwa, a to
mogfoby tylko W bardzo ograni-
czony. a ola ludnosci ME uciatli.
wy sposob uwzglednic stawione
postulaty.
0 wiele Sywsza, wielostrouniei
sra j do pewnego stopnia goret.
sza byia, jak to niosla z SODA
wskszana wyzej roanica stosun.
kow parlamentarDych, akcya Koia
Polskiego W sejmle pruskim. Jua
rozprawy etatowe spowodowaiy
wystapienie posiow z prezesem
Koia seimowego ma czele, wcale
douiosiego znaczenia, a etat ko.
misyi acknowledgement daf czion.
kom izby panow hr. Marcelemu
Zoltowskiemu i p. Koscielskiemu
sposobncSc do treSciwego aadania
uchylenia, a przynajmniej xasa-
dniczego zmody6kowania szcze
golnej tel ustawy.
Etat pahstwowy oswiecenia,
jeszcze z czssow WALK kulturnei
ii antipolskiei, miesci W sobie ca.
iy szereg pozycyi pod wyra&nem
hasiem tel ostatniej zamieszczo.
nycb, Z oczywista i krzyczaca
Observation-Disclosures piacacych ma
swoja wiasna krywde podatki Pc.
lak6w. Pokazna cyfra, o wiele
million marek przenoszaca, W 70.
anych dziaiach wychowania pu
blicznego, wySnaczona Jest ma
styPendya, Eapomogi i tenn DO,
dobne nele " istocie rzeczv I'm.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

humanitarnego znaczenia. Wszak.
Ted stawiajacy sprawiedliwoi6
jake zasade administracyi swojeJ
minister Bosse j wiekszosc izby,
z po6rod ktorej tylko stronnictwo
centrum i niektorzy posfowie vol.
uomyil7i poparli aadania Pola-
k6w, wszystkie te wnioski bez
wyjatku odrzucifa i mimo nawo-
iywah pokojowych broni tel Ia
czepnej przeciw 3ywioiowi pol.
skiemu nadal utywac postano-
villa.
Me inaczej rzecz poszfa z po.
stulatem o uwzglednienie jezyka
ojc1yStego W szkoiach elemen-
tarnych, semiRsryach i szkofach
dodatkowych, o ktore PREY ro-
tnych sposobno6ciach upominali
sic posfowie polscy. 1 tutaj u.
siyszellSmy te same argumenta,
ktore sluzyfy do zaprowadzenia
{" szelkich ustaw i rozporzadzeh
wyjatkowych, be wyrugoWauie
nauki jezyka ojczystego 2 szkoiy
elsmentarnej, jest urzadzenlem
zaprowadzonem w i~nteresie Wv
cbowania samego i ma to, aseby
dzieci nabyfy potrzebnej wprawy
W jezyku niemieckim, i he tylko
dEka agitacya zaczepia rajlepsze
i nsjsprawiedliwsze rozporzadze-
mia wycho Wawcze.
To samo powtorzyio sic PREY
rozPrawach mad komisya koloni-
zacyjna, gdzie znowu prezes mi
nistrow hr. Eulenburg i minister
rolnictwa wypowiedzieli, ze urzs.
dzenie to bynaimniej ME ma
charakteru zaczepnego i krzyw.
dzacego Polak6w, DO ono Jest.
tylko srodkiem obronnym i o.
chronnym przeciw rozrostowi Nv.
wiofu polskiego. 1 tutaj wick.
szosc isby przeciw gfosom Pola.
kow, centrum i wolnomyilnych
zatrzymanie komisyi kolonizacyi.
mel i jej organizacyi uchwalifa.
Jednym dodatnim wynikiem
rozlegfej dyskusyi etatowei, o
ktorym bynajmniej ME chcemy
przemilczec, jest to, he minister
oswiecenia zawlesil znane rozpo-
rzadzenie znanego inspektora
szkolnego Schwalbego, he oSwia-
dczyi. ae jest przeciwnikiem wszel.
kich ussczypliwyc Oh rozporzadzeh
i srodkow, ze je W kaadym przy.
padku usuwac gotow j, se CO do
nauki religii W oiczystym jezyku
znosi sic z n~aczelna wiadza du-
chowna i sadzi, re do pomyilne-
go doprowadzi re~zultatu.
Pomijamy nareszcie sprawe re-
fOrmy Podatkowej i ustawy wy
borczei, W ktorej o~statniei e
Prezentacys polska W izbie de-
Putowanych jasno okreslone zaieta
stanowisko, a pierwsza dopiero
pc S~ietach przyjdzie do estate.
oEnego okreslsnia i postanowie-
MIA.
Go przeciea, mimo uiemneOo
wyniku stawionych przez Koio
sejmowe postulat6w, Jest korzy.
Scia jego akcyi, be tax powismv
moralna, to jest pewne r~oziaSuie.
HE sytuacyi politycznej, kt6ra
skutkiem szerzonych 2 roAnvch
stron mglistych nadaiei ! zano-
wiedzi, staia sic sama bardzo
The herald., 1893-12-15
DoWNEY.
A Rain Much Desired-Persona al Mention
and Notes.

A Rain Much Desired-Persona al Mention
and Notes.
DowNEY, Dec. 14,-Yesterday morn
ing about A o'clock we had light
shower, hardly enough to settle the dust
and cool the atmosphere. This morning
about O'Clock harder shower laid the
dust nicely. We ars hoping for a good
downpour.
The dairymen are making loud COM
plants OF the shortness of feed for
stock, and not even wind enough to run
the windmills for stock water.
Quite q number Of newcomers are
dropping in from the states, and we see
a demand for places to rent or buy. 1t
is to be hoped they will be encouraged
by finding prices reasonable enough to
induce them to remain among us.
Mr.. w. d. @. Evans Ia back at his old
home. after prolonged absence in Ore.
gon, where he has been at work. He
proposes remaining this winter in Dow
ney.
]. v. Garner and family, friends of
Mr.. Kimball. arrived here on Monday
from Dakota,
Tommy Chapman, we learn, carried
his bride off to Redondo, where they
wers made man and wife last Sunday,
returning the same day.
We had tho pleasure Of seeing Mr..
The herald., 1893-12-15

Avery, F. K; ]. F. Emory, r. X; X.
r. Grimes, picket; 7. 0. Hamrick, SEN
tinel; o. G. Tullis, past commander.
The tent has nearly 80 members, and
is in thriving condition. The install
lation takes place on the second Wednes-
day in January, when they expect to
entertain their friends properly.
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
At the opera house the Leonard
Grover Comedy company gave their first
entertainment last night, when they
gave the Private Secretary.
1t was the best theatrical entertain
ment ever given here. They give Our
Boarding Houes tonight, and on Satur.
day evening close with the Wolves OF
New York.
1t 10 rumored that Harry Oppenheim
will 60 east as advance agent for the
Leonard Grover Comedy company.
John w. Broadwell, the well-known
Southern Pacific conductor who runs
between Bakersfield and Mendoza, is
spending few days here, ON his return
to his labors from q trip to the worlds
fair.
Fort Fisher Post GAR. was inspect
ed by Col. John B. Brooker, post in
spector, and elected officers.
Leonard Schroeder, from the Soldiers
Home, was committed to await exam
ination for lunacy by the superior
court.
Tho Band of Hope gave an entertain
ment tonight at Congregational hall.
The ladies of the Congregational
church, who gave the Colonial supper,
cleared about $50. To Kesdsmes V. v.
Hopkins. Cochran, Atkinson, Auction,
Grant and Resing, the main credit is
due, and to the young ladies headed by
Miss Anibell, who served the guests.
Grand Chief Templar Theo Knouse
visited Santa Monica Lodge, l. 0. G. T.
recently.
W. T, Gillis at his drug emporium
and John B. Folsom at his dry goods
store, have veritable bazar of fancy
Christmas goods on exhibition.
The herald., 1893-12-15
HOLLYWOOD.
The First Carload of Lemons Shipped
MI

The First Carload of Lemons Shipped.
Notes.
HoLLYwooD, Dec. lathe fret car.
load of lemons was shipped east from
here last week. Mr.. f. @. Hurd has
gone to Chicago to dispose of some and
make arrangements for further ship
ments. Their is much praise due to
Mr.. Hurd for his untiring efforts. ae ex-
pressed from time to time in bringing
this section of the Cahuenga valley to
the front.
The Cahuenga district association is
doing good work for the best interests of
the community. The next public meet
ing will be held at The Pass schoolhouse
on Saturday night. Questions of import.
ance will be discussed.
There has been quite building boom
this way during the past six months
Newcomers are beginning to find out
the many advantages to be gained by
locating in such prosperous place.
The dummy road is running five trips
daily and we would advise all who can
spare the time to spepd 25 cents on q
round trip ticket.
The Hollywood Tennis club will hold
a meeting on Thursday next for the
election of officers, etc. According to
the present outlook the grounds will be
ready in a few days.
The vegetable crop looks we'll and
farmers are expecting profitable Sea-
son.
Mr.. Fred Winstanley has returned
from the east and brings words of en-
couragement respecting our future out
Icok.
The herald., 1893-12-15

LET TT RUN
and your cough may end in some
thing serious. It's pretty sure to,
if your blood is poor. That is just
the time and condition that invites
Consumption. The seeds are sown
and it has fastened its hold upon
you, before you know that it is
near.
1t won't do to trife and delay,
when the remedy is at hand. Ev-
cry disorder that can be reached
through the blood yields to DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For Severe Coughs, Bronchial,
Throat and Lung Diseases, Asthma,
Scrofula in every form, and even
the scrofulous affection of the lungs
that's called Consumption, in all its
earlier stages, it is positive and
complete cure.
1t is the only blood cleanser,
strength restorer, and flesh builder
SO effective that it can be gatdrdn-
tee0. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
in every case, you have your money
back. All medicine dealers have it.
The herald., 1893-12-15

Thos. Hayes of Puente and his lady
showerd with rice by crowd of friends
at the Arcade depot, on Tuesday after
noon, when accompanied by Rev. Will
Knighten they came in from Norwalk.
Mrs. Golsen is still confined to her
bed by illness at Long Beach, but is
improving.
Miss Lse and Tillie Browning arrived
home after visit of five months in
Texas. They left there in a snow storm
and are glad to see tropical California
again,
The herald., 1893-12-15
SANTA MONICA.

Tho Bszar.-An Effective Rsin-Plenty OF
Amusements.
SANTA MONICA, Dec. 14.-The rain
came down ON Wednesday night to the
tune of 30 Of an inch. gladdsning all
hearts, especially the farmers'.
BAZAAR NEWS.
Last night, the third evening of the
bazar week, found the Parish hail on
Fifth street crowded to its utmost
capacity. The ladies in charge have
thoroughly rejuvenated the floral dis.
play by new gems, and the sale of fancy
articfes, etc., was exceedingly brisk
The third act OF the operetta Golden
Hair was given with most excellent
effect. f. r. Ellis a. the Bard, Miss
Ramsey of Santa Barbara, who is stop.
ping here, aa the Forest Queen, and
Miss Mabel Wilson as Golden Hair, are
rendering their parts excellently.
There was given also musicale which
was greatly enjoyed. The programme
wss as follows:
:, Instrumental duet-Miss Acker and Miss
Vocal solo-Mrg. DID. Acker.
Instrumental solo, P0lOnaise-Miss Volkman,
SELECTION by the santa Monica orchestra
Messrs' Volkman, Saunders, Bushes and Nelson.
Miss Volkman promises to give az
good programme each night. The
closing night there will be dancing in
addition.
x. O. I. NJ. ELECTIoN.
Santa Monica Tent No. %, K.O.T.M.,
elected the following officers dor the en-.
suing term: J. p. Barackman, COM.
mander; George scollard, lieutenant.
commander; r. s. Lanterman, phyai.
clan; +. h. Ellis, chaplain; william
Casper, sergeant; w. s. Daniels, fret
M. D. g.; Willard Webb, second III. oi
g.; V. Z. Hathaway. N. Of A.; VIM.
The herald., 1893-12-15

For every case of Catarrh which
they cannot cure, the proprietors of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy agree
to pay $500 in cash. You're cured
by its mild, soothing, cleansing, and
healing properties, or you're paid.
The herald., 1893-12-15
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ma 8H IA ~ HNW bic dItefen unb 3iss
E& II ~ perldffteften Spectas
M H XII ~ Itfen an Der NacifIc
~ III Uu M &Ifse.
Los ANGELES DIVISION,
123 aOUTH MAIN STR

Los ANGELES DIVISION,
1913 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
YOUTHS suffering from results of follies or
excesseH, causing nervous debility, semin IL
weakness, loss Of vigor and memory despond-
ency, diseases of the kidneys. blood and re.
productive organs, glset, gonorrhea, syphilis,
varicocele. structure and many chronic and
destroying diseases.
MEN older in years, having too frequent
evacustions OF bladder with loss of vital ma,
terisl, phosphates, ETC., woolly or brick dust
deposits in urtne which are symp toms of sec
ondsry seminal weakness, the loss impoversh-
ing the vital organs
cannot get cured of above complaints is owing
TO complications not understood by ordinary
doctors DR.. Liebig & Co. have discovered the
secret OF curing the complications.
EREE--Our confidential book and diagnosis
sheet sent free on application, securely sealed
OFFICE KOURs--9 am to 8 pm. Sun
days, 10 to IL.
The herald., 1893-12-15

No Anti-P yrine in Bremp-Geltzsr
Cures all headaches-tria bottle 10 cts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ OF levari Faclas, 10 me directed
viii be exposed TO public sale. at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth ana Eleventh streets. in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
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Glove Department.

Ladies' Ribbed and Fancy
Woven Vests, in four new
styles, heavy Egyptian yarn,
ecru and cream, neatly fin
ished, 25c each. A most
prosentable vest for the
money.
Children's Merino Vests,
heavy, French neck, sizes
l6 in. to 30 in. inclusive.
Prices Zoe to 25c. Excep.
tionally good value.
Gents White Mcrino
Shirts, extra heavy, French
binding, honestly made, well
finished, 49c.
Kid Gloves-Our special,
all sizes. Colors, tans, browns,
Russian reds and garnet;self.
colored points, four large
buttons, &c. ~.
Cheverette Gloves, in tans,
browns, greens, navy, garnets
and black, black and white
silk points, four large pearl
buttons, 49c.
Infants and Children's
Lamb Wool Hose, white,
black and colors, 10 and
l24c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Last night large number OF friends
surprised Mrs IL. d. Drummond OF
s55 Bennett street, 1t beiug her iiftieth
birthday. MIR. DrImmond presented
her with an easy oak chair, beautifully
cushioned. Tho friends gave her a
pair OF gold spectacles. The children
presented her with a handsome cake.
upon which was inscribed. 10 mother
on her iiftieth birthday. The children
and husband had prepared a bountt
Iul repast, of which all partook. Rev
tEaac jewell presented tho gifts tl
Mrs. Druminond in a few suitable 70.
marks. and Mrs. ID. responded in 1
Kind anu motherly way.
Time was occupied In singing AM
playing games, CONVEX ION and rep
hrtee. We trust Mrs. Drummond viii
have many returns OF this character
with much sunshine and little shadow
There were present: Mr.. John Mink
or and wife. MIR. W. Croes and wife
Benjamin Drummond, wife anc
daughter. Mrs. Rebecca Wilsey, Mrs
Ieech. Mrs. Paradee, John Emmoni
and wife, Misses Rachel Kitchens
Lille Durham, Essie Nickerson, Anna
Minker Minnie Mlnker. Bertha Drum
mond. May Minker, Susie Sprig, Lii
lie Croes and Sallie Croes. JOIN
White, VIM. White. Samuel Mcdonald
Joseph Watson. Elmer RIdgway. Al
fred Paradee, John Faucet and Wal
Tor Louden. ..-....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

The fol lowing drunks were disposed
oil before Deputy Judge Harry En-
mons this morning. Mary Price. COL,
VIM. Owen, Alexander Russell. Chas.
johnson, Jennie Jones were each fined
81 and costs, except Jennie, whose
fine was fixed at 81 and costs.
Albert s. Kirk, charged with being
drunk and dlsorderlv, was sem
fenced In the Municipal Court this
morning, to pay a fine of 70 and costs
or 20 to Jail for 30 days.
George Bradford was arraigned In
the Municipal Court this morning.
charged with committing an assault
on Clarence Gardner at Fourth and
French streets, and was fined OIL and
costs.
VIM. Hines. charged with stealing a
coat and vest. which he had sold to a
second handed clothes dealer, was dis.
missed by Judge EnmOns this morn.
ing in tho Municipal Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Judicious economy does
not consist in buying the
cheapest article obtainable-
in fact the cheapest wares oft
prove the dearest in the
long run. To buy an article
judiciously, consider quality
with price and from whom
It's purchased. When you
can buy the wares you re.
quire from Wilmington's
reputable and responsible
merchants, who help pay
our city and state taxes, it
would be highly injudicious
to purchase them from these
travelling store, who come to
this city just to rob the un.
wary by selling worthless
trash.
You'll not find a block OF
any street in Wilmington,
no matter what section o
the city, where there's not a
8 least two or three families o
Boys whose Clothing i
bought at the New Yorl
Clothing House. And VIII,
E, shouldn't it be! The bes
possible wares that can b
produced at prices for whicI
inferior goods are general
sold. Parents, mothers es
! peeially, are quick TO Sc
!, = where the dollars will G
= : larthest, where the style
: newest and the assortmer
largest. That accounts fc
the ever increasing popula
lty of our store. As usu;
J tomorrow (Eriday) is Chi
i drea's Day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
EDITION.


Mr.. A. Gilbert Robinson has pecu-
Iiar and rather unique way OF timing
his numerous steps that he takes while
walking around our city. Some three
vsars ago he got Mr.. U. Il. Rudolph.
the ieweler. to get him tlme-piece
for measuring distances called Pedo.
meter. 1t hangs on the top vest
pocket and at every step that Mr.. X
makes the jar registers a tick and at
the end OF the day he can tell just how
many miles he Inns covered.
Tbs time-plece has from l to 10 figures
on the face, with q large hand and
then little second hand, same as any
other watch that tells the time Of
day.
Mr.. R. said to reporter OF the RE
PUBLICAN last evening as he gave hin
the peculiar distance tlmepiece, :"
had some difficulty at first in making
II register right, rs l took rather to,
large u step but walked up aroun,
the basement and regulated 1t unit
now 1t never varies the least bit out o
the way and registers as accurately q
san be-
The first year.h got his time-p piece h
found out that he had walked durln
che year 2.200 miles, the second yen
no had increased the distance to z, St
miles, and this year he thinks he wi
have Walked about the same distanc
rs the first year.
Mr.. Robinson ia In his 74th year an
takes great delight in walking aroun
our city. thereby putting in tho tim,
and enabling him to breath tho put
pzone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

The Women's Board OF Synodloai
Foreign Missions OF the Presbyterian
Church, met yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock, In the purlor OF West Presby-
terrain Church, and elected new officers
for the coming year. The presidents OF
the last Presbytery were present from
Washington. Baltimore and New Cas-.
tle.tand work for the year laid and
assigned to each The women OF the
Synod support missionaries, 8 in
India, In China, l In Laons, l In
Mexico. in Japan and to the Indians
of the Northwest.
Their collections for the year were
Tor the Presbytery OF New Castle, Sl,-
1923; Presbytery OF Baltimore, s5.-,
So 50; Presbytery OF Washington
S3, 434S6. Total, $40. 39S SO.
They met again this morning at $50
o'clock In Hanover Church and were
presided over by Mrs. Albert N. keig.
win, president OF the society. The
scriptual lessons were from first
Chronicles SD chapter, 23d verse, and
Nen. 10th chapter, from 35th to
the 31th verse.
The first paper was read by Mrs. W.
X. Crosby on Pauline Echoes" fol-
lowed by singing. The proceedings
were Interesting, but space forblds a
more extended notice, but will notice
fuller In to'morrow's REPUBLICAN.