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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-02-17

m 0RTK lERN
IN PACIFIC R.R.
is the line to take
TO ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH

unsurpassed. fullnan drawing room sleep
ers OF latest equipment, tourists sleeping
cars, best that can be constructed and ia
which accommodations are both free and
furnished for holders OF first aud second
class kets, and elegant day coaches.
a continuous line connecting with all lines
anordtng direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can b. Sc
cured In advance through any agent o. the
road
Through tickets TO and from all points Ia
America, England and Europe can be pur-
chased at any ticket Office Of this company.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
SECRETARY MoRTon
Talks In Significant Manner on the ri.
nanelai situation.

Talks Ia Significant Manner on the ri.
naneiai situation.
WAsnISGTos, June ~ An Interview
with J Sterling Morton, secretary d
agriculture, printed in the Star Friday
evening Is regarded rs significant fof
two reasons First il comes from
cabinet ofifeer. and man in slcha
sitfon is not usually likely " 90 fir
his public expressions beyond the line
81 yiewof the president himself see
ond, Mr. Morton has come 10 hi r.,
gnrded as one Of the strongest nsen II
the cabinet
: barring the secretary 81 the treasury.
Mr. Morton Is head and shouldcrsabo~
any other ,mefnber ~ MIR Cleveland
ministry He knows the subject ~ his
department we'll He is not % d
Judged merely b. the spectacular husi-
ness on ,Arhor dry, but he Il thorough
III familiar with agriculture and iii
bearing on the affairs Of the country
and he IS firm believerin the atyanee.
ment ii agricultural Interests H.
holds that farming will eventually ~
one of the best paying pursuits ii tbs
I'nitcd states He does not put far on
the time when the increase Of populn
ton and the taking MP Of the land
win make the owner Of "a farm Il pros.
perousand happy individual
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
'LErTea-cAaRIeRss
Allowance for Car-Fare 70 He Reduce.
During the Next Fiscal Year

During the Next Fiscal Hear.
wAsntSereN slnne Il 1'hc post
Office department Is now seriously con.
sidering the possibility ~ reducing dur.
ing the next fiscal year. the rapidly
growing allowance ~ car-fare for lot,
ter-carriers IN free delivery cities THIS,
though apparently small matter
amounts toa great deal where allow.
anccs are made to ali the free delivery
towns. IN The country, tho allow.
ance for the fiscal year ending June
30. 1898. being $40. 0fo This sum
cuts heavily into the appropriation
for free delivery service and Is con.
lstantly Increasing in consequence the
department VIII cndcavor t. secpre
Legislative action NJ the next session 81
congress looking 70 tho relief 81 The
free delivery division bycompelling the
car lines of the free delivery cities q
carry MI carriers in uniform free.
This is now done IN number 81
cities, the carriers and policemen being
carried gratuitously on the car
lines when uniformed These cities are
growing less every year. however. and
the department officials are convinced
That the street ear corporations
throughout the country are forming .
trust combination 70 pinch the govern
nent as much as possible, In many
towns whore half rates to carriers were
allowed, full rates are being charged
and the estimated Increase for the next
fiscal year in expenditure is seriously
alarming
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

iowa Fans. la June % Berry, the
Leader Hi the cowboy race, reached here
at 4:2o Friday morning. and after j
four hours rest departed on his Jour.
ney Al $50 Gillespie and stevens
arrived and departed y 1910,
Jones came ii al O'clock Fri,
day afternoon and departed 30 minutes
later ltis believed that he will soon
.overtake the louder, as Els horse Il n
good condition Smith ana Albrfgh,
have not yet put in an appearance Roc
Middleton is ~ Fl, Dodge. Ia and i.
away behind The Humane society,
through Agent LatroSs, IS satisfied thai
the race has not been cruel so far
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
PATENT OFFICE INVESTIGATION
4 Carbon Copy to BE Made Of Every Beii
Telephone Paper.

u 4
WASHINGTON, june 2l In the patent
office investigation Friday tho testie
lnony heard was all withregard u the
practice Of permitting copies TO he
madc Of applications for patents aud
for specifications accompanying them
Mi Payson, representing ex-eommis.
aioner simmonds, said that as the ex.
commissioner desired fun anae free
investigation he would admit that Mr.,
Simmonds gave a general verbal order
70 the proper subordinate officers who
lind charge 81 furnishing copies of
papers In the Drawbaugh files and pro.
ceedings to furnishing such copies as he
thought proper. His order was that d
carbon copy should be made Of every
Bell telephone paper md that the copy
should be given to him
The Witnesses examine testified
merely to making copies Of papers. but
could not tcllwhat was done with the
oof,ias
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
CIVIL ACTION SUIT
Will Be Taken Against Col.
Ainsworth
And Others Under Indictment in the
Ford's Theater Disaster.
There win lie No military Court Of In
auiry In tho Matter--Tbcre win lie
No Pension Deficiency A. tho
II End OF the Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON, June 20. The secretary
Of war has revoked the order for q mili-
tary court Of Inquiry in the case Of Col.
Ainsworth in the matter Of the ford's
theater disaster. II Ii believed that .
military proceeding for the present y
unnecessary, and IL Is the purpose ~
tho war department not 70 hinder or In
any way interfere with the civil pro-
ceedings The grand jury is now in
session, and considering the nature
Of the expert testimony before the
coroncr's jary, II IS the general opinion
that Col Ainsworth and three others
will be Indicted The case will lie a
very interesting one.
We arc not to have a pension def
cheney at the end Of the present fiscal
year The appropriation for this year
was ti46, 737, $50. and the appropriation
made by the last congress for u def
cheney was sl4, If4,ssf This makes a
total Of $iG0,ss ,234 Counting what
has been used 10 date and allowing one
million dollars for the remaining eight
months, there will be about a million
left That is very close shave. II the
fiscal year had been ten days longer
there would have been a deficiency In
spite Of congress-
The United States eourtof claims has
adjourned for the usual summer vaca-
tion until October 10, next
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
a Ilanls omeer pl.aprrars.

MtLwArKEf, MIS-, June N n r.
Day formerly prcsidcntgof Tlankinton
bank, has mysteriously disappeared
While the grand jury were investi-
eating the failure ~ the Plankinfon
bank. MIR NAY went til West baden,
Ind ostrnsiAly fer lily health, ana
since that time IN haS not been seen or
heard from Mr., Days attorney says
his assets arg 1914, 900. with liabilities
at about s550,6oo This i said Is be an
optimistic estimate,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

Berlin June PA Alexander Enc
holz, who as editor q the German Ga
zette in Riga. Russia, succeeded in em-
broiling himself into trouble with the
ears government and who was sent
70 Siberia from whence he escaped, died
here Friday in consequence Of the mis-
cries he endured during his life Us an
eXile
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

PEORIA, Ill, June "a, scaifolding
upon which six men were at work at
the Peoria grape sugar works broke
down Friday afternoon Five Of the
men fell to the floor below and escaped
serious injuries, while the sixth, Henry
Harno, fell thirty-eight feet and died
Of the injuries He was married and
had large family 81 children,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
Mr.. Pheips continues IIIs Speech.

PARIs, June p. Mr., Phelps, the
American counsel, continued his speech
before the Bchring sea commission
Friday. His argument was chiefly di-
rectcd In the favor of the claim Of the
United States Of proprietary rights
over living seals lie said. Ii the I'M
ternational law does not recognize this
right it is because the claims have never
beeA presented before
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
vernont.a LA-nr f4rnn

BURLINGTON, VT, Jhnc IA The ma.
pie sugar laboratory at Montpelier ha,
closed for the season. There have beer
weighed for inspection 4. 7S9, 762 pounds
The amount Of bounty win be In Tia,
vicinity Of tTa5oo. This covers tAt
product a al-the New England states
The Vermont bounty will be close u
e7O. 900
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
Natural Gas round 4 Tenses,ee.

IRON CRY, Tenn, June "a. A gnsh
of gas was struck here Friday. The
pressure Is immense II rnised the
drill and 200 feet Of Iron, d combined
weight Of 1000 pounds, and spouted
water fifty feet in the air, shaking the
derrick till il was expected TO fall The,
national gas problem sdems to have
been solved al Iron CITY.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
Tho ,Pannma sonndal.

PARIS, June "a. The commission ap-
pointed TO investigate the Panama
scandals has laid its report before The
chamber The tenor Of the document
proves that the commissioners view the
actions Of the canal company In q very
seyere light The history Of the enter.
prise involves appalling disaster. al
well as lesson TO France.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
THE
WEEKLY WORLD.
Consists IF Eight PAGES
and u sold for $500
per Year

This explains why its circulation has
grown sorapidly and why adyestisers
prefer ii ToconAtitute a good adyef
tising medium, weekly must benewsy
and interesting, The more news I
contains, Inc better for the adveftiselrs.
Send for sample copy, ana compare
Il with is competitors Examine ana
for yourself. Give t :
- u
trial ana You viii be readily convineea
that you have made great mistake
IN not using its columns long ago.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

COLOGNE, June IA The Cologne Ca
zette states officially that the increase
in the socialistic vote al the last elec-
ton amounts TO $1,000, and that alto
gether they polled 1900 900 The lib-
erals lost al, 900. and the anti.se mites
gained Az. 900 votes.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
Trphna AmonG soldIers.

MuSIcH. june "a Fonr hundred
mon and commissioned officers of the
guard infantry are suffering from
typhus Twelve men died Thursday.
II is claimed that the epidemic arises
from the unhealthy condition of the
barracks in which the guard Is sta
toned. A contractor has been ar
rested for selling decomposed meats
and cereals To the mess Of the regi-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

CHTrfEYA FAILS, Wis. Juns "a Mrs
Angeline Demmarrie died at the homo
Of her daughter, Mrs II s, Allen. She
was born IN Ira, and was therefore lal
years old Her father was French
man and her mother 4 Chippewa ill.
dian N&
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
The Victoria Was Too Unwieldiy.

QuERRc, Que. June "a The warship
Victoria, with its attending sacrifice Of
life, Is lookedrupon here MS confirming
the opinion 81 many naval offices con
corning the monster warships u the
present day While the Victoria might
be unmatched as TO efficiency In bonn
harding seaport town or in destroying
n sea coast defense, local experts say
she was decidedly TOO unwieldly for
serious mnnenvering OF SEQ hoard.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

WAsHiNGr8S, June e4 The control
Ter a CURRENCY has been notifed that
the following national hanks have
closed their doors The FIRST national
bank of Santa Anna Gin The First
national bank Of Ahatcoine Wash.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
FulnlIe 70 I.canc-

NEW YoRK, June IA Tie Infant.
Eulalie willleave for Europe saturda,
on the steamer La Touraine. She will
go aboard at II o'clock In the morning
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

LONDON, June "a Then princess ~
Wales received at MARLBOROUGH house
Friday, Thomas + Bayard, Inc ncw ii.
p ambassador. and Mrs. Bayard
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sotlnh Institution that
places all III risks az one rafe wholly
ignoring tile Importance ~ charging
each policy holder d premium eqnitably
proportional 10 tile risk assumed This
i3 the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26

On sunday Will step signal 70 let Oh Iaseens
gers
Additional trains viii leave Carlisle daily except san
day at 30 a, M l2p m, $40 p. stopping 4 alum
tffhrAtr stations. atrivingat Harrisburg Gu n
tbs 7, nv, and 4 - r.
Ne. tana daily between Harrisbufe and ch,uiiers
burg a NH%t 5tf3Al MY
Daily.
T DAILY except sunday.
Additional trains will arri.tnTp daily excsIi
S1nday a 2fa m, 40 - M ~ n m arIite =
Carlisle ~ " n fa " ~ A. m % p M. stoppipf "
AL iRtrTtnesiiale statiGs Leave HarFistufE al aFf
NJ arriving ~ Meehanicshure a. f5 ~. seRrrs n
dlt3uteFmtSiiatr stations,
Pullman Palace siering Cars between Hac tTstAwhARt
New Aafh on Nos. and 10 eist and on Nos ana
weSt,R
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TtGHNICAllTlES

Which have s@ long worked niHstier q
applicants amt agents. aud while Il does
not contemplate IN affy sense the accept
anoe al any applicant nat safely insuf-
able il recognizes tho faet that a large
humber II risks usually declined can be
safelyin4hred at an increased premium
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
The Kelley Gold Cure.


pRUNREHSEss QriEN cnLoRAL ee
GAME, NERVOUS PRasTRAqloN, ToBAc
CO AND CIGARETTE aABtls
Fhe k9tley Institute at liafls ten, ASdsi Yif
eiilFt gives tt6 sENtINE tSEELE4 RENE
DIES ana they are administered BY FHy-iciarAr
who are mel only skilEful hi their prolessIsss
hut Hilo have had i thraigitlauF-e NJ in-tru
lion n tAe parent ln-titate AZ Dwight
FoFsful Information regarding SanitaFipii
Treltlntgyt ana Home Treatment 9'nd "
TtE KELLEY ~ srlft TN.
fhafleston N Na
I'M afaH Una rReiy appaiuteq sanitarium -uI
fiiel Mitia il modern improvements sip5tAs
accommodates Ell ladies
I GEGA9tiE PttNTr, ste an,t Ggti Mgr
NJ y B0etSE NJ p physician ID ehatsc
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal Is similar rs that applied
to fire iusnrane. the premiums being
regulated In accordance with The nature
II the risk The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered 10 the public as HE rate
harged l. directly In proportion to the
riskassuined rather tfFifn an equal ratcf
for all While none bit those safely III
surable ar, accepted the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-26
ROOt,BarAanaBIOSsOnI

This Pleasant reme5 vist quickly sci
39u iGht, making you wea aud happy Il
eafhPasei only "a roofs of, SHRUBS, bark
III trte9 aiA blossoms ~ native plants. n
Ssagl aG3 f4tf8 III Nh siktPt, ehgyinE hi
52a1hA4tG aitS tytiigt mn, tsa 74Iois 6d,ip,
mif ittst ssAaf rs a.Gfs2 wv qjy zs4fttssg
Z 9eatlF
F1 diseases ot iht araash I.irer, Kidneys
.ni BlaHd 1tsaraptAt sts ~ DYSPEPSIA Indigestion
aFnsiPasii9n ietnp IN tAe lhrst atter Eatyng
ahi ltas. flashespt EieAI, Fiillness ma SweiAn1
ltseI leafs l3tIafhed SIEGE, BlausneSs Relchna
I AsAa, iletd7ehe, D1tiness, Scfafula. Sal
$aSnR, lsf}3sl tlRs Rbeumalslni Caiatrh FL cma
tettef S4lS itefE Weak Sta'nach Pans ii iht
ttas ANIL Almt{s, 4fGi nFasgtI Out, NeTvou.
SSH 'tFs llshlilty ana l0w, NHaEy
lttsA GRkTaiN, sAta 1aa PgRNAgFsr CuRE.
1rae si7e spNS tn9pel hi ytgJ2 morihs use a
ANAgsS's of VIZ Aiaii 0He DalEtr small box
n GO>T HIT ~ CTS \ WEEK.
ROOT, BARK ard BLOSSOM.
AK5sARks MEM IEksLY.
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National Mutual
Insurance Company.
WORLD BUILDING.
Park Row, 4. New York.

ofrrS NE Insurance III ihs most liberal
and progressive terms ami entirely 81
ff7td Of tho unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among insurance companies generally
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The Adjusted Rate plan

Is original with this Company and u an
entirely new feature in life insurance.
II enables the Company to provide in
sufnnce 4, persons who are
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-13
PHOTOGRAPHIC ATHLETES.
Preparations for the Great Exhibitio
Rules of Com petition.

Preparations for the Great Exhibition
Rules of Com petition.
On Monday evening. the much-talked
of exhibition of the Camera Division of
the Jersey City Athletic Club will begin,
to CONT nue. for the remainder of the
week. A large number of pictures and
sets in every class nave been entered,
Il a brilliant di play of the results of
amateur photography may be expected.
The rules that will govern the exhibition
are as follOWs:-
/. All photographs, transparencies and slides
exhibited. must be- the work entirely of the ex-
hibitor. and any award made will be withheld or
recalled in any and every case where the con-
trary. in any particular, is aseerrained, either at
the time of the exhibit or subsequently,.
?. Members Of the Camera Division, however.
VINO have taken and developed negatives them
selves, may have same finished by
other parties. and may exhibit them:
but this must be declared TO the committee at
the time of making entries, and it is understood
that they cannot compete with exhibitors who
have done all their own work. Two awards of
first and second shall be made for the best two
exhibits of this class.
S. The following awards shall be made for
regular exhibits, by a judge to be selected by Il
Committee, who shall in no way be connected
with the j. C. A. c. or its Camera DIVISION
First and secoud for the best two photographs
(single) in the exhibition. of any size:
the same prices " tAC tWO AHiUtlS,
q six ormore prints, any size; the same for the
bestEand second best twelve photographs, 4x5
or under; the same for SKIS and SKI, and the
same for 615xS1a, or larger; also for best and
second best six transparenciss, and also Same
for same number of lantern slides, the latter to
be from their own negative only.
In making selections. the Judge will be
requested to give due recognition to work
in any of the different branches or pro-
cesses of photography which may show
fba YraofSSt Olnrjf and IN hasa hia 6apiStnn
more on artistic than on technical excel
lence. A the rules are liberal. the men,
bers havs manifested much enthusiasm.
and there has been great printing,
mounting and furnishing of pictures.
All mem bers of the j. G. A. c. and
their friends shall be entitled to admis-
sion tree, and such other persons rs the
committee shall invite. The committee
in charge consists of Messrs. Floyd Vail,
John Heck and Frank G.. Dickson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-13
Perhaps you think it was false pride

Perhaps you think it was false pride,
but / don't.
Then, perhaps, you do not remember how
Mrs. Robert G.. Lyle. of Suydam avenue,
sent a young girl to Germany to study
the violin, paid her expenses aud saw her
an artist renowned Europe over. Per-
baps you do not know how many voices
have been formed by Miss Lucy Nelson.
of Bergen avenuee Perhaps you do not
X now how many poor women have been
treated at DR.. Sarah De Harris dyspens-
airy. or how many sets OF Infants cloth
ing have been given by Madana X. De
Hart, NJ. D., or how many hours OF marc
work and sleepless nights have been
given the sick poor by DR.. Mary Mitchellf
CHRISTMAS AT SCHOOL.
Miss Ethel Potts. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Herbert Potts of Magnolia ave-
nue., who has just gone back to school at
East Norwalk, Conn.,. told an interesting
story of o the girls of the school ceie-
brated Christmas Day. They we're given
their choice as to entertainment, aud De-
cided insJead of the usual dance, to give
a tree and supper to the poor children or
the n~eighborhood. They worked for
several weeks dressing dolls, making
candy bags, and finally preparing the
tree, and made provision for fifty chill
dren, who were so delighted ut the I'M
expected treat that as Miss Potts said.
"It was worth all the trouble of getting
ready" Tn girls gave Howells's farce.
The Mouse Trap" for the nmusementtf
their guests, and sent them home quite
be wildered with happiness. The implied
suggestion in this account comes a little
late for the present season out there Will
still be schools and poor children next
Dece M her.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-13
STATE NOTES.

Asbury Park will introduce a fire alarm
system.
~rwelve.inch ice is being harvested in
Sussex county.
The last cCiored resident OF Unionville.
Sussex county. is dead.
The people of Lin wood are fearful for
the safety of Captain Frank Somers and
mis- crew, who left port oyer two weeks
ago in the schooner Thomas Pooz. One
OF tine Old Dominion Line steamers re-
Gently picked up the boat and lowed it to
Norfolk, Va. When found no one was
on board. but the vessels yawl boat was
missing from the davis, n it was pre-
sumed was used by the crew In escaping
from the sinking boat. Nothing has
been heard of the men. though the fam
iIy of Captain Somers have hopes that
he b oat was picked up by a West India
raider or an ocean steamer.
Oyster dealers are likely to suffer
great incoii venience from the freezing up
of all the New Jersey bays and thorough
fares. the succulent Cape May salt Is
hidden beneath huge blocks Of ice, ana
on Egg harbor anu Barnegat Bays holes
are beng cut in the Ice and the oysters
are being tonged up from their muddy
beds.
Samuel Dayton, Jr., a hunter, living
near Weymouth. went out on n coou
hunt during the recent snow, having a
good supply OF mnunltlon, nci udlng
I'VE pInts of beer, Game being scarce he
built up a huge are and drank his stock
of beer, and lay down beside the fire TO
sleep. His clothing caught fire. aud not
until the flesh on his leg was burned TO a
crisp did he awake. 1t is feared he will
lose the use of his leg.
Dehorntng cattle is popular with Sus-
sex county farmers, and several hundred
have undergone the operation in the past
Two Years.
Whitesville. a suburb of Asbury Park.
wants q postoflce, but 1t is probable That
the PARKS free delivery system will be
extended to the town.