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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
IuGEG aIAN FAsHIlx

The popularity d bicErle riding
among women has zla6s Il Iuure l,csssi
his fur women n a11sp1 tile iasa d;
riding en cavalier III i1iez Ezhich & lse-
Ing Htu IL actual II-ac1iee in fhs N-c-s..
IL other W0rT.s. cr0zs-szldlls T1dtDE
win divided skirts. has zssinsl d rarlaiI
aniuulu u -ssuEIifti0n II Z number 1i
localities. y fas neHn found 1hH h
dies lgosz well. ri1e nlurf safely. and
geb h-sttsr sslssrcise IL 1f4 new WHY
TINS IITartirt II side-ssdd}e Iidfnr ].
attributed u the yaEE-y ~ ? pIfesr VTiII
vas 100 def0--ned 10 use ire Crlzss SAG
de -hsrs mas teen Z TagIse idaz tna-
ans other method would he iu5urialza
As q nzarfisr u fAci. 1fle -przc1i-e ot
using tia= siae-saadls ms hreeu snoDie
beans h anapfE iJsei1 II modern dress
and ifsoaIzse witn0I1 srseia, dl,=E nC
other msfho6 would i,s suitable Jm
-rys=-szsndit- riding T. fiae sslfe1 WY. oil
permits ~ better anI fresr Use ~ IN
linits anu nlailes tile eZerciss mars
elective al TINS viii nu make W0lrs-
an afi0Iu H. however, a laTze numhzi
II lady riders take tile exercise r. av0l1
tile unpleasant effects of TOO much lai
slde-stGdie riding does nal uziiZe IL
Wnnaen fhin however hlil Il au,-tniIsl
snlaTgss the Mrs 1rcs=-saddle I1dInl
= ni0ne effective because : Vids- raua
uf IuEssies CHI ~ USED AND harder Eia-
ing indulzed in-New Eark MaIial
Tls-.nrE
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

during the wear aHc snlnuuer 10 s4-
7Esye9o li1Es whereas ma 1uunaae Sl,Lh
passed through 1h+ snez scsnal aurius
the szEme gtar sunamft-E lo nlily .--..-
az 1uss- 1.ns zsaire superior 1mlnasrE
Eiiiaf Izszseu through Rie 81 ElaJg !.
Hsilis ans4ll innss.sL Z lrsTn 5ll3siz-s 10zz
IN 1ss 10 1sss-zC 1nnz II 1e11- TiE
rex O -7z-puz1ins grain 1r1z CHA
sD 10 Esw En-E ty 1aslE azral an5
s5udsar river feI. aucurdfne ~ ziae rnin-
aaissioners fiEurnz. frqm as4,r in 1sz
70 7ar m M
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
{ I. STIRSOK { Co.
STRICKEN DEAD.
TRNgTMDEERT 80.
a -. Nsr Eallt l!i!iEIlalsit ..

"A r9czIE assr ; 1If utETl-lI.1 rsaLt-
james G. II 3 1Ele looking arC
zpuzrsIltlv nElifHr 1l1n, wzzs Oisss-EsC u
ssnazge, while Walking on tiItu E 7anIEe tlls
afternoon anC after taxing one uT 1WU III
rzrtain stsss ieL uu 1ie sIusT4lE. Nn1
liazed M me wzz usaI 4 pilTsIelzr ez-
amIRsIl tii ilsCy-1zs. Er0aolIuesu l.E-rl 1isclss
f.ls caElse Of gsslft. A e. .l-rig sax ttIIIrs
oi tlts g.ase i til.C M- il Wzs 1u ilis
Ezv q AiaIne 10 ssttie II TIE h0uls ui nt-
30 0ghol1 lie lac rasssd the llrevIo.sF ts
gsETrs iIltiff western mining fslllr- aIil llaL
zulzsssC 4 fgrtllne 1f4UI ilavs ar o liie
rniaIo-rsEIvel II tsss ialiGTIr-, tsstLnlC-llals
von silo.ilu i1se nJt1In1a L. se=IlI-c rsissi-
i7r,sul John =. 1,asfz1ts SlailnTtal. *
i i-avs sutignsd win pat8.l1-sa,s Irre14ig-
zzirs iilEztsrr GHl ENsthCruaC EusllI. Egi5. n
eaauiarrz talt, Cz.1 u7rl f9- Dur fET-l Fc-rs.
fOr tHsiTf vaIrs flavs tsazI rreztsl EItnasi
lvli iyy IIr0miEEsIIi IiiITsI1saEss II NY lleli,
u8rhrad and IL New 80rk- EfrDsIn- cnsf-
,aant iy Fgurse, Ernatiae-irr srralss toliowhl O1
lDoi.,ss ST NY iiie Tzf otter Z r;IIlgsr I'M
ruf.let ronssart egrs- AF nv sor ;lzd ifesI.
zurfu ar lt Aisla. l,Ez fic1n Cart lat san
l.c iiree hat es. Iia iTrsi lass -une M
-isisn rsiii la=igre usirz ltlu tasl tattis
We nnaTsleteiy, ciIrfL. AllHa-lnt sssvelIrv-
ivs vHr.s Old fec rNc;l'y vl-grs vGIluFsl
--ia.z- ulT sl-rf q ifl aluiss, = uIlrzcis
Iiers = q letter IRON Ails John ko.zes
u fllcvslz-sl, o. - 2 ilzl isesT rrolInift Win
~ heari znl s1oua-il I1r veIrs- MI In sIz-
zen ulonl4s lmu irean e1IlEsu O. NV Ess1
llad sJIl al tiss hes, doctors IL tire ciry M
lall1 cf them coaiIG sslaeli fg aslisss NV
as1r.- I also ilal Cfnol'S7 zuG rtFsIT-lllIEsEI.
never r8oi, nfsiiciIse tilal relieves nle 4
arre - u zf.ic ker Hc1r C.-rl Siass. ,
an .Eialh srn1zEsT. Aiv aupstite Is slals1.ril1
I rain svreagth with ever dess- ] ilave
-aiasl u.urt IL sl- Ueaszs iron vGgT- tre.Is-
ue71t itsau IL klztssu nlu.ltis iron Al tiss
6art0rE
III 1T1a Nm Orr fs- * f7e1rf S s8i6
On lsasiiIve Egizrzntes Uy al GrzlE-isss
4 = RTit. Uier;Ine u-resatig uEE GosF arr
In Aiiass Alailcal c. ElkhZrs lnE.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

Governor Alisrhell.s rasIsezned WIFI
mEs 10 cU-lsan snd Mitchell n0 IL rio
late 1hs lEw a1s 1lrgvoilirF eansias1ahls
amusement IN usE-ious uEar1e-s. an6 IA,
governor is placing himself n = -aal,a.
udiruious liEnt. fnazmudf as fhs prep
arsItians far fhe fisfrt ars lBeinE gse-fsct-
ea- The nlub winch offers 4he url7sze
Ssys 4taa1 no lzw rsIn 1,e violated by
friendly meeting iEerwean cG-is.stt anE
Mitchell IL hux do- points. The EoTel-
nor dos no rhsnse u fsaIievs 1he cl1ib
and siluws ms EoO1 sans IN holdtus
taat 4 VIII lse the nsual Bgin 10
finish. To ran mn 1he slaIe rroqr9.
rernHrizs IL exchange u Ian dovn a
fEns be1Vssen pugiIiss. Tsssmb8ez en-
nlgytls q steam hammer n open lsaa-
NUS mn the militia May he lie,-s=ss1-y-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

u is q vFeli-llaoWn faci fha1 v7ild NE
inlals ann hiriis do nat cs1re IL ree=ir.
tack INTO Their 4sa,ia,y d nlsmhaT ina
sas lived 4 season with Tnan ~ q y4el
rms was IIlusrrzueC n q nossy rnauns,
on naar Tle1ss-uu 1lidEe ys.sueruas ar
eordtnE "a tn sta-y Todd ny d witness
"A tante rluE. said hs. ''haG 10, So
-s1a wears cawed aruund the fIrnl h0ust
1l cur neighh0r. ard yesterday wa
aaatel On tne 1eElce away 01l ~ tins
farrn cagsiuE when q EneIu fiack %.
-r1ws atrle along and ss1fled b. ttlt -teiC
The taTne one grew frantic. eawiDr unl
stoidinE uutll the attention OF 1ha GacI
aaas atrracteu Io H. Kissing eU uzasse
tle fiael cir-leE around and aligiusl
d. tsle fauee ahaIIi ille tam. oEte Nsilici
t,scarr frightened and few am L. r-2s
followed by tia.- athefs. Nfhieh cToUugi
ah0tu Il IL its iiirht and fnra-eE s. l.
~ farther and fartiaar AWAY frUm thl
farm house and ovsr EIeu yvoal
There they ali sci Oli Il anu lssclsed am
olaysed tiss paor thing til its iiirili was
marked with feathers Railing. AL ia
time fhcv lspi NJ Terrible caEzIns
and calling like a convention o+ re
f0rmad druniuIrEs They wolild III
douhtsdiy have syiIiea iaie 1aor bird
hIii f. spi@l nlHn NJ w0rf IN tn
Egaaas azI1 Hn0uFsd iioVzn tu MIN p,
uroved a. ~ frsnn. and Jim Cu0V
Eyas SION Yser-shed On MS sanliiasI CIV
ins d=fialliiy a. ms rsiatives v'ne i,at
oast MIN fnum amG1E tten- hgu wa
noU flew u a respectful distGue
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

Fnr implying chsn me 'eitistsnc- q.
tire Prs 4,Teshvte1iun church ~ IIErsT
astoria Esat mn nominal. The AsiGrian
Is 1aaer 1r uass by N evening rOHteIn-
uura-v anG a-cEssd Il monnsisteHcs
and uIIrssliabllity Tr.sa aecusalia'-s
nan fheir hirth, egidcri'y either 10 tiit
evening eorrtairu n ara : density df Insrs-
IA perception. or tn Il destIe n icss
siEiu al atae Jrignal question The As
unrian ts never vginaily wrong n ssssuu-
ing . position ~ in :he publiraiicn al
news. ana Tgr.,.a re nothing laaiiif &C
urDmIsily a0rreet an erroneous imTTes-
sion AZ any tins Bun since " have
lsear accused o. mailing ulAzstatenlerI,
we propose 10 demonstrate by ineonfre-
vertlbss sViaenre fila1 tfls cila1Ez fllc
an lInsz1fs foundation IL order n ez-
main fnlly 1he sIibjoiTe0 portion a. =
better received IN Ihis CITY ys=sBsrIaay
Il Will tz nsreHsIry ~ rsfer L. ti1s
E,r~sunian of the 18Th ins,-, winch rnn-
Iainad IN a-ticle presumably written a
thsz time oy. and n7ssl lhs signature o.
Iiey. =. Z MIhEan suited als-f oi tas
l.rrS6yte-y. Ths aTttcle IT question he-
ean thuss A,y attention having h>sn
eailisc L. newspaper repnri n 0sU-
her ssth uouiH lilat t. shy and
~ farth
Sow heIs. Il t,1r estracl frou tat lst-
Ter r>sferr=d tO ahOve
hope none a. my frisnas
1hinE faf d moment ina; , havt any
1hing to d. with the appErsTIt -afiurg g.
ileer ffs chureh rrnrble issfars the pui.-
lic The statements IL tils fIregogiiar
las1 weeig wsn printed without my
lrnowiedEe or u1nsenl 1lnt r. = -uari
al a statement given To All Diiwortf
November Ba. the Giher r. 4 -Fart oi
tn action a. Tn I.reShvtery EoVenlsel
sath VVhy tisey they wsre printed nlGrs
thar a month latar d. noi know Eol
may aay as pubhcly n yaU liice tiaa
mad nGthiuF a. do with TIN plihliualiicl,
a. these suBbanlsuiE. and thai Air Mi-
worth newer WAS last0r OF ttt uppes
astoria church He Wa ouc-s appoim
"a STATED supply al ttl,r ehursh H. con-
lssction with hs rastoate o. the A.
turiE Erirs, churci
-he RhoEt Is frum the lssu ut Rev .
= NnliEan. ana b = sufaoient viudics,-
fiun ar fhe AStOr1an ngotivs n cgrreti
inE al srno- oanssa soaeiy By Ar. IAi
w0rths our us al ths tltie 'gsaSror o
ihs FIrE Presbyterian Church o. TlpI-g
astoria
As fn the 'eNansnliiaE tr ttle o.
ngunian a. Isaesnaizef 18th, thal Is "a
y.lainahlf oliiy uTon ihr assslniptloi,-
eioseay approaching an absolute ssr-
Iatnts.--thai the Ursx0nial mas t.=sr IN
IsazsG upol. and tha some ols--saoi fhs
-ASg0flzl,--has fi-su RuIl,y al inoonSis,-
ency 70 sax ths leasG
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
xEsrEEDAxs WEATHER

zaurzLl weather Tor tisz rw9ntsA-fnlIr
hours ending Al : , n yestsrEizy. i'm
rssh1n iJy tile Z. : LbeTa-tnaeIll Of AZ
-iruitITr4 weather hIrsaE
MAXIMUM Temperature q nsErees.
Minimum 1enIBerarIrs. < disgT1eS.
Precipitation q inch.
Total precipitation frnm 1uiy Is, 1gQ5
n fia1a z271 incilss
Excess o. precipitation from 1uly ISL
lEge u dEEts aE inches
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

rfsr AsrHrsan Fra1znIeeE n Is SUI
E--ifsar< the larResu circulation % aIIv
IreNsEausar published on the Columbia
-iver
Aave-flziug -zIex czn ts Onlainec or
snIplinz1sun ~ fals brsiresz ulailafs-s--
This vzfyae- = in Jlnssessinn n III Tive
ItlezTzrfh 1Tancttses. an6 b the Cui7
1aIlFer on 1fss Columbia river INK I1ii,-
lisshe< genuine Dispatches.
Tae 11aily AEInrians circuialinn 4
i've 1trnez Rs zTsai IA t1a1 of -flfs cnIrs-
lii1lsE rirruiatior nf me nl1lsr 1ziiy las-
Tserx nf Ast1-iR-
r,hs WEelslv Asturiarl, 1tsH thiru nin-
esu vyealilv ir ,flss Stale nf Oregon has
lies1 70 me Portland lIFe2UniaI, 1iif
lHrEezc rTHeii!y circulation IL tiit sIatc
SufssrriisarS n ffe Asfurian suH ~
rllezasE N nntftV Ihis nffies, NViIhnui
lusx q ffnfs fnmediHtely 1hsv mi II
-sress4 fliet- aaily TEIrsel, or wlser tsscT
iir ma Ee1 4 IL 1hs 1fsual hnu-. 4ty uI,-
tur ffis 1hey will enahls the nlallags-
Tlaern u rilacH Ihs biame un tht pTcIFe1
Yarfasz and n insurE q SPEEDY remedy
Hzndisy 4 zlazss ars nu- Portland
aaaufE anE COPIES a me Ast0Tian azl
~ mad egsry mD-1ling &c 1iteir stanr
ar E5fst Sire
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

limitations hzVs iraer 1lu VI lhe Iisl
llss- - clnseiT 1ssssIIibiInz A-llencs ? t'i-
raIlE 77laEHe-S ir general sIIJItaEIrzIl,-t i-s
I'd ise vel calculated IT, IisceiVs, Is b
hnvfeua1 il ss-nsTzil alllssaraIies nuE
1ha- lilev c0uuaTH WIKI A4li-eci- 3. 1il
ther are wuTsE 1iar T7n-fhfesz rrias-
much a. 1her c1mJzlu l-l-Ie-igIss mgr
dislrIs winch a-f aIr IN raIt== sfrI0ilS
iuturv ftsmenlirs- 1hi- AlleocE ? aTt
1he uLliy genuine Ia8T0IsE lii2zsifz-=--llif
fe<1 external 1ssmsgiy aver IIrnulIc=l
aE,. N-iiel purchasing liiastaTs fr nv
nnlv ask fuT nIE Eee 1fa1 Tgu .as- al
rrcs-,z Porous riasIa-E
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
a rHnuaHrFTn- -

DsnsiitE h1s hest interests by having,
bo1 az Kranse's HsNnNclls CAPSULE
a. hand ialcen ms dfrected VIII l1isas'srl-
" St0p any kind % 3 headache. nn
matter ygta1 tia calzsE-iu flct y y11r
skull urers crsleipsd T. wollu prasfei1t
pain. Tae rre1uency of the atracsss'
viii diminish 1ud hy rAiIlng the CAP
slsles al tige auuru2cE q q hell1acite,
you vin never have another 1,nrazIr,-
nys cents lssr box
loCr Eale hy CisRs iluEersi AStoI-E-
lfreEuri Snlfs Aren't
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

-as0sa var Nnre uHnf Ir. fSinEE 9SeR
Dasoorsry izuuR ~ z-allle 11u thdse Esil2
haNe Edt hnWE sluE I'M GrITs1f t-lTlifN =
~ 4 freg. cnl 11 tile zl1NNrt1sed 1Tlis'
aulTf rla-rff and 1ll.lrnBs 10 Fl i, 1r1ctzseei
e Ec- rnl1aEu auE lres = Earlfaie bux q
IL Kf-,rsF hap 1AlER teiitE fns.e WEI n
q r0pr az au1aF n Health 1zl Huzss--
1cld tnErfz1cc1T, free- Al O. N1lr1 r
rl.Nrarqtese % 1r vuu srn1u aE1 t1sI fcll
aafhiIE. -Am. IzaEsrx 1rrgsrnre.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

KIrx TTluz1ruaE E'natnl9N ETrIIr kzE
'hern xrnsd Hsr cniL1rsEi festninc- Z.
aIssfise~ titse ehlid IEaseese thf EzlE1s
nll1yz All ualn. EzzzeE 'Ellz1 cl1ollc. A-zz
4 tt1e nast nsuIzlly frr 1l.Effl-glz. l'Hsza-
fv.Hus' r-sIsis :. tIsttas. Eoll ~ 81 frzzs-
a1Ezs 1ihTnIzEarlIl tlzr wsTi4
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30

Arr on 4 new urincirle rle-srE1il illtfnE
ihe liyer. slauEEeh and fonn.s tnfn.lssf
fhe HssrVeE IA uow discNTE-y- IT
Miles Pills spaediiy rlres hlliiaz1slla.is,
hEl 1aEtz. 1urpid liver. plies, unrlsliI,.-
tiuu IlnEuzmleC Tor men. Nuzlen 4l.Ai
-ttffar~r ranm4lest r.ail1rgt szrneEtl -
da-as = ca. Samples 1ree. ~ c1zzE-
RqErx
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
ExocssE,7e II rEE FE.E.ss.

GeIElenen,-- Tins Is ~ rartity 1i.aI q
hs-Ee used ATaIEss 8 EaAIiH8fs= s'Erl1zllffs
win satisfactory results 7zfiuE.- q
huz which c1zr uie -ls slllE lIls C1ll.sl,it
nu-Eu mE q & nrsan1ul SICK hsaiiiLiis
Ay E7Iie anf IrgyEaE hzvs bTELr lfEat
1iie medicine r1zrIu1ac-I1reu ~ -iie
EU-nzan 11cllry Az Co. an5 VI ~
command -hsIL II 1ils pu1lie - bang
1tIlz- v-f-a- 1isav ere TETIT=snIsL
ZaslEc1ullv.
" = =L- C@IS-lA
II 5zzErlE z'lsZEzrE Hi 4iE..
r-TzaTr--5-ffErs nsurE. 1U s4is ~ Elaz
TiBea-z Asru-lE d.. EBis nHHITIs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
She
LOOketh
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10 tiEe WIS III ife- iInrssirnld
Ass Solomon E-i-fIr 1hH1 v-tZa1
the r0Dd horsa.-=e7zzr eVs-vviEsIz
dDSs,
1iu1 tls- Ozzvs urs uu- atvCE
Ok v.zys IL Tart sfse heR uls-
CarIizg mauv ursarsssa-tn-r nlE
WHY'S Fu- iI.slzIlcs, 1D-oEy St1s
: zsIug
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
- - -. -.

Ir-hfu- Pills als 4-n6Tu h- moisture
liiIe rssrguirE1iul causing IrItsnse itching
rg1Esr vg.Irrn- This 1D-T,. zE vel n 8lrEL
RlzzEsirc OF 1srur-Ildtn- rtalC T. uELc@ u
Or Escsarli10E Esile IisuaaI15. Tz1icE zcE
ntrzcttv Of ItE Tlz-l Affected slissz1-tz
ruul1rx alloys irEnin- and Effects Z
rss-uzarasr1 crT1 fslc I5-E-r1E- Ct nal
Circulars 1rzz- IE- 5lns1IliLL - A-er
zrr=ss HnilaEstunl-. To- Snln " - Y
Cam
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
4
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the View Shu-rening l-sstsa6 ui
l1TG- And TINS y IN issslT z Tea-
son vsi-y shs lsnssslh wal III
anutils- SsnSa, fur sfES Eass m
ham II r1uss pnur dissa1n ari1
& wurss COMPLEXION.
Cu--OLEK-E \ nIuSh hetta-
fflan lZrI IE al c01izirs nTu-
BOSS. * szE-y nIzs v,iI0 rs 1-i=G
i 1Scaares. Euvs ruu 1-iSa ia7
For Slleeus--vt1slA
EEFzfE- al EtrEE-rTErS
iscnaaur -zE-r u1rv -
n. ~. FnIzBANg & 60,
81. 1cukS znx
EHf1zSr. tz-N TnHN. s1zTzH
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-12-30
HsusR arr Portland Srznz

E--st.s - -sasz-, l-.i.IlzLIlSl- a. a. U
4.farrss-
" Z HuFiIIlIIEI, 8. v ALiIlS2llElti14.
II So sszx AZ. 49,
Eazr.azLE Er AEr9Ez- n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08

The sixth annual convention Of the
Now Cast1e County Sunday School Az
sOciatton Will convene in the nj. Il.
Church at Newark tomorrow morn
Ing.
Three delegates and the president OF
the sunday school OF each church to
which the association lie attached will
compose the convention. The pro-
gram has been arranged ss follows:
Called to order at 9.l5 o'clock. and
after devotional exercises committees
will DO appointed and address OF wei
come andresponse will he make.
The addresses at the first session
will be- as follows:
.'Ihe True Aim OF the Sunday
School" by Geo. w. Todd; 'The Ne
cessiIy OF Adaptation In Teaching tt,
Lesson" by Mrs. VIM. q. Mahaffy
"fhe Importance Of Memorizlnl
Scripture" by Geo. W. Bush.
The first hour OF the afternoon ses
sion will be given to routine business
followed by devotional exercises. In,
addresses of the afternoon will be Al
follows:
winning Souls" the Rev. John y
Dobbins. ID. D.; benefits Of Denomi
nationa! Cooperation in sunda.
School Work, the Rev. L. L. Martin
dale, ID. D.; How to Retain Gu
Young Men in Sunday School," Mis-
Mary L. Lacklen.
The evening session will begin wit
q song service followed by devotionu
exercises. The reports of committee
will be heard.
THE Sunday School From q Schol
or's Standpoint will be discussed il
an address by II. W, Alrlch.
| The closing address will be discus
sion OF tho topic: ''How to Interes
| the Community at Large In the Worl
Of the Sunday School," by Hugh {
Browne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08
shou d be Given n Mite.


Being q mechanic, can use O ham
mer better than pen. but for the pas
few weeks / have had nothing to d.
except a few odd Jobs at differen
houses. To-day while fixing kitchen
door In certain house In this city
hollow eyed, hungry looking maj
came to the door and asked for some
thing to eat. He began to tell pitt
full tale and his looks seemed TO cor
roborate his words. but the domesti,
belonging to the house interrupted
him saying. Go to the Associated
Charities. can give you nothing.
am instructed to send all who apply
to me to the Associated Charities."
TIE man turned away. and L said e
myself that by the time the poor mar
applied to that benevolent institution
and was told that ha could have moth
ing until his cnse WAS investigated by
committee, he would probably be
very hungry indeed. rsz5
All honor to the Associated Chair
ties. No doubt many have been re-
lleved by their earnest endeavors.
Many noble hearts who belong ia
that institution labor, early anu late.
TO relieve the wants OF our suffering
poor. but while | hope they Will be
aided Ia their good work by all our
citizens, l think enc should relieve
those who como to ones door by
a mite, lest the poor applicant might
suffer while their cases are being In
yestigated. L. NJ. T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08

While on her way from the Phillip
pine Islands to Nova Scotia. the Brit
ieh steamer Athole. which. on Sunday
put Into the Delaware Brealiwater fol
coal. narrowly escaped being rui
down by a school OF whales while OF
tho North Atlantic Ocean, 1000 miles
from land. The lookout on the morn
ing of October 20 sighted what liz
thought was line OF rocks. but the
chart showed that he was in error. ant
1t WIS soon discovered that the sup
posed to he rocks were d number o
immense Hat nose and sperm whale
OF great size. For Tear that they woul,
run afoul OF the propeller and breal
the biades. men were kept firing rifle
at tue marine monsters, but they re
NAMED near the steamer for severa
Gays, at times coming SO close as Il
cover tie deck. with their greasy
spoutinR. The foul condition of The
steam er's bottom, which was coyereS
with barDacles and jelly fish, on whict
whales feed, is supposed to have beer
responsible for tho close and danger
GUS proximity OF the hiO fish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08

On farm not a thousand milei
away from Corner ketch." about 0
week ago. where a grass widower was
at home with his mother who owns
tho farm, the wife OF tho hired mar
came there and stayed over night. Hell
husband arose right early and wen
about his businens next morning. This
grass wi,lower thought he would get
up also, but he did not 70 out to de-
farm work, but left his room and
went TO the room of tho visitor. We
let the curtain drop. Tho lady had {
warrant sworn out in this city anc
served ON the Intruder.
But before the case came up fol
trial the parties compromised the nf
fair. The lady considered 1t best no
to array the facts OF the case 10 rea
public. Such cases very often brinl
out matters concerning both thu
parties which they would rather moi
have stated In public. Catch corner
still Is favorite game around Come
ketChp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08

Successful revival meetings hav
been held in Ebenezer NJ. L. Church
Mill Creek Hundred. by Rev. ]. Over
Sypherd, for the past four weeks aud
while % have professed conversion Thu
interest continues undated. In let
ter to the Peninsula Methodist Mr.. s
snys:
Our people were mover In a BETTE
spirit for earnest and devoted worl
for Christ. They all haye mind FOL
The work, and we are hoping and ex
pectinR to see a great multitude turn
unto the Lord. Pray for us. that tbs
slain Of the Lord may be legion.
We have had splendid weather. Only
three evenings during the meetings
were we Interrupted by rain. an i'm
portant m liter In country place
Our peopie arc talking of putting
heaters In the church. which would be
great Improvement over OLD times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08
FIRED ON OUR FLAG.
Or asssrsasns wnl peubtisss SEND q
vigorous Protest TO Honduras.

Or Usssrnsaent VIII poubtless send q
vigorous Protest TO Honduras.
WAsBIHeTos, Nov. s.-News received at
tho state department Ia to the effect
that Minister Baker, United States min
lister 10 Nicaragua, Costa RIGA and Saliva
dor, boarded the steamer Costa Rica, an
American ship, at Corrinth, for Salvador.
The ship entered tho port OF Amapala, In
Honduras, and while there the authorities
OF that government demanded Of the cap
tain the surrender Of Barilla, a citizen o.
Honduras, who was q passenger on the
ship on his way TO Guatemala. Bsrilla,
it Is understood, had been engaged In
some insurreotionary movement in Hon.
duras for which criminal charge Is pend.
ing. Altar the ship received her clearance
papers, and while she was leaving port,
with the American dag flying, six or seven
shots were fired, whether directly at her OF
in front Of her to bring her to IL not clear,
The chance presence of the United
States minister on the vessel In this case
Is not considered to. make any difference
In the diplomatic aspects Of tho case.
Nothing could be learned at the depart
mont Of what reply was sent TO Minister
Baker. or what steps IL Is proposed 10 take
in the matter. It would ordinarily be sx.
pected, under the circumstances, that an
energetic protest will be lodged with the
Honduras government.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08

Two young lads. living In the uppe
part of our city. had rather an un
pleasant experience a TOW evening"
ago. They had accompanied two lad,
friends to their home and after taking
seat in the parlor. a ligh. was
brought in by papa. but IL shortly af
forwards was inadvertently extin
guished. AMI not thinking wortI
while to relight 1t. one of the young
ladies' proceeded to relate ghost
story. Just at the point, however
when the gobbiins should have ap
neared. in Walked papa. and after In
quiring what kind of company the Y
we're keeping" peremptorily ordered
the lads to leave the premises. As
there was something like lightning IN
his eye. they did not stand upon their
going. but went at once.
Whether they will attempt to repeat
the visit at any future time 10 ole OF
the conundrums they have not yet
solved. The young ladies' should be
careful hereafter to keep their light
burning and not let their progenitors
hear such stories rs tile Moor OF Venice
whispered IN tho ears OF Desdemona II
they expect hours to pass as sweetly
as marriage bells.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-08

LAUREL, Del, Nov. s.--James Bernard
of Brooklyn, N. Y. is reported to hav,
been knocked overheard and drowned neal
Nanticeke Point. Bernard was drodge
on the oyster sloop James Dixon. Tn,
captain, the story goes, demonstrated with
three sailors for going ashore withou
leave. Bernard was abusive in his remark
and the captain knocked him down. Der
dard drew q knife and dangerousl,
stabbed the captain, who grabbed bar 0
iron and knocked Bernard insensible int.
the water. It is said that Barnard was ,
New York journalist. under the guise of
tramp. who had embarked on the boat I,
get q foundation for q story from real life