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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
The Last Confederate to surrender.

NEosno, Mo, March 2-Brigadier Gen
eral T. II. freeman, commander of Free
mans brigade in Prices army during the
rebellion, died near this city yesterday of
typhoid fever, aged 80. His command was
the last TO surrender itself in 1865, and he
was well known in the Confederate service
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.-rhe boiler in
the Mohammedan baths in Bahu exploded
yesterday when the establishment was
crowded. More than 800 women and chill
dren fled naked into the street Several
persons were sCalded to DEATH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
Canada Don't Want our silver.

OTTAWA, Ont, March AIN the house
of commons Mr. Outlet complained that
Canada was being flooded with American
silver worth less than so per -:nt of its
face value, The minister of finance prom.
ised an investigation, and said that Can.
adian and British money should be ths
only legal tender.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

WAeHrNGToN, March president Har-
rison held his last informal public recep-
lion at the White House yesterday after,
noon. 1t was the largest public function
of this character in point OF attendance held
by Mr. Harrison since the first few days of
his term as president. 1t is estimated that
1850 people passed the president, and half
that number failed to get into the East
Room before he left.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

JERSEY CITY, March 2-Tbe Hudson
County Democratic society last evening
rendered an informal reception to Judge
Lippincott in recognition of his elevation
to the supreme court. Judge Lippincott
Mas MarmlY congratlIlated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

GREENvILLE, Ky, March 2.-The resi-.
dence of Cyrus Lee, about miles north OF.
Greenyille, was consumed by fire last
night The occupants, Cyrus Lee, his
sister and brother aud wife aud child. were
burned to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

BALTIMORE, March a--Pickett, the Sec
cut baseman of the Baltimore club who
was released early last season, sued the
company for balance of salary, 81, ,2s5, and
the jury awarded him the full amount,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce Exchanges.

PHILADELPHIA, March l.-Reading bonds
were higher in the early dealings, but closed
at nearly the same figures yesterday. The
balance of the market was stronger. Closing
bids.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

and his wife The invitations numbered
600, aud but few of the recipients failed to
respond in person, but there was no crush
to interfere with n full enjoyment of the
event by all present. There were members
OF the senate almost en- masse. with whom
Mr.. Stevensor will be so intimately asso-
ciated foT the next four years, members of
the cabinet, assistant secretaries OF the de-
partments, heads of the bureaus, the New
York and Illinois delegations in the house
of representatives, the justices of the su-
prcme court of the United States, of the
District Of Columbia and the court of
claims, the diplomatic corps, in all the
brilliancy Of the insignia of their several
orders and honors, the heads of the army
end navy, and good sprinkllng of the
subordinate officers.
In addition to these official guests, Vice
President and Mrs. Morton presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton a large number OF
their personal friends
During the evening an admirable
musical seleAion was rendered by the
famous Marine band, under its new leader,
Professor Faucuilli, and an elegant COLA
ton was served in the dining room.
Among the guests were the members of
Mr., Stepenson's party, who accompanied
him from Bloomington, including his SON
and daughters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

Death of President Greyy's Widow.
PARIS, March Anime Greyy widow of
Jules Greyy, formerly president of France,
AlAi iaat Aaas,ina
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
B. B. Riley,
22S KING ST.
bEGIeTER'S 'SOEDER.
IA REGIoTEE'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL,

IL nEGIsrEE'S OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL,
February 8. 1898.
Upon the application OF Philip P.Tyrs.~
Executor tof Jacob Welsh, late OF
Wilmington Hunure1. In said county
rected by the. Register that the execu-
ing OF Letters Testameutary upon the
estate of the deceased, with the
date OF granting thorSoL by causinE
advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters
in SIX OF the most public places OF tho
county ofNew Castle and State OF Dels-
ware, requiring all persons having de.
same, or abide by an act OF Assembly
in sucll case made and provided; and al
SO cause the same to be Inserted with
in The same period in the Daily Repuh-
licnn, u newspaper published in WI.
mington, Del, and to be continued there
in three weeks e. 0. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal
SIS. of office OF the Register aforesaid.
~. at Wilmington, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year
above written
j. WILKINS COoCH. Register.
SOIICE.-Notiee is hereby given that
Letters Testamentnry were in duo
form oil law ginnted unto the undersigu.
ed, on the Third day of February. A. D.
ls93. and that all persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present the same. duly attested. to The
Third day of Feb. 1894. or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
PHILIP P. TYRE. Executor.
Address. Wilmington, Del, f5-eod-3w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
A DOCTORS ADVICE
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kinds of sickness arise from the
same cause.
DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYDIP.
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They are some of the most prominent that lead
TO dread disease, and can be cured by
DR.. Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

|, was in Keeping with the character
~ the proceedings that Carter Harrison
Was nominated for mayor ON a platform
almost every principle aud declaration ~
which he violated VIXEN he was mayor
Of Chicago, ard during every year az
the eight which he served in that ca
pacits His nomination was In keeping
with Tho policy which he pursued IN the
local politics az this city a. mayor, when
ballot box stufiing and bulldozing were
as common al the regular elections as
they were general at the primaries con
trcted in flis behalf Monday &C hicsgo
Tribune
Nh. Harrison is proud 10 accept this
latest indication uf the confidence and
good will ~ his fellow citizens. In due
time he will enter upon the canvass IN
the confident expectations 81 triumphant
success for the party which has honored
him. and with the promise that however
great the expectation Of the world with
reference 10 the city which during the
current year is Ia present 10 all nations
the Columbian exposition IL viii not be
disappointed in preconceiye opinion 81
its order. sccurit, and cleanliness. Chi
cago Times. Carter Harrison's Edition.
The nomination III Carter II. Har-
rison for mayor is public calamity. Ii
is calamitous, in the first place. as show
ing that the democrat party. with 3D.
600 majority. in this splendid worlds
fair city has failed miserably in the per-
formance II It's duty to the interests
which il had in charge. The candidate
il a corrupt. vulgar and turbulent per-
son. whose official career when he held
the office of mayor years ago constitutes
diagraceful chapter in the municipal
history Of Chicago.-Chicago Herald.
Carter ii. Harrison. "the best mayor
Chicago ever had"-for the criminal
classes appears TO have captured the
democrat nomination for another term.
The Chicago Herald's opposition did il.
There appears 10 be an opening here for
another book Of Editorials That Won
Detroit Tribune.
Nobody knows better who 10 kick and
when To kick them than our Carter. He
will crack his whip over the backs Of his
enemies and they will whine and bark
and pull like team Of Esquimo dogs 10
sled after feed on frozen fish,
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Our brilliant contemporaries. The
Herald AMI Tribune. now have a
chance TO compile and print these
Hesing editorials that did not win.-
Chicago journal.
II there il anything in this life that is
sadder than the wit-happened politi-
cal editorial the day after. it has failed
10 attract our observation-disclosures Dis
patch.
When you ser the coroner over at The
Herald Office today you'll know what its
for. won't you:-Chicago Mail.
The Editorials That Won" must have
heen caught mapping Oh this OCCASION
C.icaCo Nail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

When the news ~ Governor Mckin
lcy'a financial troubles reached the earn
~ Charles A. Dana. the most inycteratc
hatcr 4 protection in the country. hr
slipped his Ten from the font 81 worm
wood and gall a. the bowl q human
kindness and wrote:
Governor Mcklnlry's bearing under the
heavy s->cuniary misfortanes thar have coma
upon him through his loyal and un1ue-tion-
lns confidence IN friend IL certificate Ut
trae manhood.
ills noble self reliance and manly de
termination 20 pay every dollar 81 his
unfortunate indebtedness challenges the
admiration ~ the whole country A
movement Mas started 10 raise funds by
popular subscription 10 discharge his
liabilities and save him and his wife
from long period OF self .denial. Again
his noble instincts mastered all other
considerations and he wrote to the New
York Tribune.
Grateful a. l am aud always will Re for
their noble generosity. I can not accept their
contributions. Nothing has touched me
more IN my misfortune than the letters of
sympathy and offers of help received from
those OF my countrymen who have little bat
what they earn.
The board Of trustees appointed 20
manage HE estate has been checked m
its willingness 10 receive these popular
donations because il did not desire TO run
counter to his wishes. The purpose to
force the money upon the board has be-
come irreprcssible and the board has
decided without consulting Governor
Mckinley 10 offer no further objection
or encouragement to the movement.
This decision was brought about by the
avalanche of letters launched upon the
board. OF which the following is a sam
pie.
A. you have done nothing 20 bring about
this matter. trust you will do nothing 10
arrest II. II IL already a state movement: In
two days II viii be a national one, and In
justice 10 the people who ache to help true
manhood under misfortune do not try 10 i'm.
rede what IL must be evident 10 you Is al
ready spontaneous, irreprcssible move
menf
The subscriptions. ranging from 81 "a
81 600. are being offered from all parts ol
the country. The admirers Of this truly
great man insist that the subscriptions
shall BE- accepted in spite IL his refusal
The movement Is open 10 all. Subscrip-
tons, purely voluntary. may be sent 10
II. n. kohisaai. Chicago Inter Ocean,
who is one q the board and who will no
longer return them rejected. Let the
republican admirers of Mckinley In
Michigan send in their 81 offerings to
swell the grand total.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Six members ~ the Cleveland cab
met are lawyers. one - a newspaper
man and one il supposed 10 be farmer.
There is one union and one confederate
soldier in the aggregation. Probably the
cabinet suits Grover, hut it's queer
affair. Kalamazoo Telegraph.
Senator Pettigrew az South Dakota
saws the democrats have The power 10
prevent Mr.. Hancheti's nomination anal
they mean 10 use IL. No doubt - 1t. II
ia characteristic q the party. The
leopard cannot change It's spois.-Sag
iraw Courier Herald.
The trouble about the confirmation ~
Benton Hanchett does not furnish the
first instance in which senatorial cour
tesy. senatorial dignity. "a Material pre-
cescn; and senatorial ponderosiiy have
stood in the way 81 senatorial duty
Detroit Tribune.
Mr Hatch stood hy the anti option
bill ae long as there vas fighting Prom.
bui b. vas ~ag'ng hopeless battle
Tho miliers' combine - probably -
hadls disappointed as Il the gentleman
from Missouri. Detroit Tribune.
tie reported that Mrs Cleveland il
opposed 10 criuoline and eiii have none
~ Il That settles the hosp question
better than any Kentucky statute
Kalamazoo Gazette.
While fhoy are ~ il. tie legislature
should pase a law which would place al
men y b. wear bangs ia The insane asy
lum Cedar Springs Clipper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

a eondef II TIE Chicago esnmanon
ceonri. Isslise< 1k&i il siu cost the fsi
foefis o. elevate sheir tracks elthsn TIE
ety. sxid D. IA Hsghsson. travelling
sIssshf agent fs the linloa fse.lsc. h.
Tie Moftan sesiesks~k -Ihs espense
~ltl be almost nscs,a'ieisshie. III VII
cost the Cl.ioaxo 4 Nafiteeelsrr r<&a
t-atssttkt u rasse IL tracks. That :
ei4lt ole mad Ii - lfus. as sQfaeissit
hss sad a had that Cat arord ~ sf<nd
s-ttntor a. pat up IL tracks -
h q ron.iitikn a AFFECT poverty. TIE
Northwestern, Yea know. dek.i1ed - lut
mp i;s tracks tsefozs tie csupcli Tas~cd
the oniirsnce. The other reads WI
probably discuss the matter thoroughly
before complying. Of course. Il they Afc
comlslled - elevate tie tracks they
sih have g. ID IN, that's al. ID j. sai1
that the roads can Hcen sAte the esssi q
raising tie grade Trains can IL handled
with more facility No safchinen or
gAsss VII - required af si1ees crossings
aud there vii lie - snow 10 handle ia
The inter time Whether this saving
vii ctmITnsate for the tnoFmons ex
rpEse, the interested ro4ds must de
c.dc.
Edwin r. Conely and X T. Gray. well.
known Detroit lastsrs. were gotsss IA
Sweets yesterday. having case bc'ore
Judge Sesersrs IN the United
States court Detroit lawyers natu
rally feel eiatssl over tie app,lntmenf II
one or their number q be- private sec
Rotary 90 lEesideilt Cleveland. h~ld AIR.
Conely. The appointment i an escel
lent one IN sscrs fe-pect- doubt Y u
could be improved. Ar. IhuEi,er IL a
firsf-class lawyer. He has devoted bis
life Ia his profession. and little was
known II him outside ~ II. lie had no
political smhiiions and no reputation N
political circles. But he - dessids>lis a
man III affairs. and As such he viii be an
invaluable aid To the president. lie
knows men and has an unlimited amount
II tact and discretion. Such a maE
does not need To he ward heeler 90 pot
house politician in order ~ be available
private secretary. think Mr. 1hurber
has every qualification Tor the office.
Il don't think senator Palmer can
righffuliy be accused ~ any political
freachery in the Hanchetf appoint
ment.~ said y. McGrafb 81 Muskegon IN
The Morton yesterday. Mr.. Mctsrnth
Was associated with Senator Palmer for
twenty years in tie lumber business
and has always been an intimate and
staunch friend. Il think Senator Nc
MILAN is more 20 blame II there is any
body 10 blame. Ho had more AZ stake.
as il would be for his interest 10 get Mr..
Hsnchett out 81 the Detroit street rail
way case. Bat don't believe there was
any treachery anywhere. | think the
president made the appointment because
he thought Hanchett the best man Tor
the place. and think that even the
staunchess friends OF Mr. O'Brien viii
agree with me in declaring that the
selection could not have been bctfered
from a judicial standpoint
Judge c. J. Psilfhorpe and Phillip h.
Wachtel Of Peto~lsy were guests IN the
Morton house yesterday morning. Judge
Pailthorpe was recently turned down ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

az the saseestlhis ,onas nsn IN he
e. si,en siss sftegEed Nth Ia e1h
e. TIE bissa eau eAnf year 49, -
The souhfrite 10 ~T1 se<io thesits
sslne. TAI ard loiis. @ne i also wei
kaQsn here = With TIE eempzny.
, Ms Marie ro.n,ast beu.osns the loss
Il ie~sl sloed :, over a GO She a
uek quite eertAin that il Was not paT-
lasised igsssn be- dsess ~ -foom al the
Casino. Nes York
Brick foWeres + writing rsas 80
u called Christian .nniy Ia enc
set r. sal Introduce nasafng camp
sce1e taken from real lie.
ilea., Z. De Mile l-ases behind bin.
a sscsant me1apry and his fFiefssis.
knoNn and eaknova 10 him wee ie-
sitn
Aekee Rankin hss eoms .ptopsoperfy
~osth .5stue amassed by kis father.
add ~ fettfs ttosn tie si4se-
faridee T. Terry j. cordially haiei
- nearly everybody IN sAs theairieal
Profession.
A Bser1s fieae' will be given two
ctaanees - Ind fof laug liter in The orano
to-day.
Manager Smith announces The City
SprEts ss tie bill for next week.
Surrender" viii be zen in The Pow
err next TUESDAY evening.
baroness Blanc is in San Francisco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02
THEY MUST GO HOME
Disusc, Attorney Palmer Vii no,
Interfere
10 SAVE The TWO cEltsTIAls
Who Are Under sen,sace or ihrrcssa-
rion--He sises Hss t:sssoss IL
Considerable, fsa-ih-

Vrit-d States Disfric; Attorney Pal
msr aas tee-'ssa that he vii bot consent
% the issuing ef srls d hkiees corpus
IA the c.sea Il Sing lee and Ching Je.
In b S cpleins. Mr.. ,slaeF avs "a sab
rtan'~s ~rae district judge 70 shon the
petition for tie xsls j. aadfessed BIAS
exanl.4ed the cas- With great cAte ana
Ends that the ssis nsusi se Nenied. lie
intirlates thai poes'hls lhe summary
nature 4 the pr)~e.linSs may have de
pvived ihese yeesafs q inc opportunity
10 make fuil uod c,u. pete sieferse. hat
icayrs Il 10 ~ discretion II the district
attorney whether 10 wai consent that
TIC writ n:aY issue. I, the end that The
defendants may lie Siscaafeed and re
arrested and rebis'd. thEs lcssening he
risk that injustice Eas have been done
them NJ the trial tesofe The commission
In tie manner above mentioned.
II should be tirs' said he. TO right
any wrong III any paft ~ the proceed
ings shool1 such wrong exist" The
judge. however. nnds al u tie proceed
legs regular and 10 compliance with the
statute.
The defendants did in fact have full
and careful examination before United
States Commissioned Call Of Pctc~key
who. after thorough investigation. found
that they we're unlawful, in this
country and rendered bis verdict accord
ingiy.
Defendants were fully informed of
their right 10 appeal within ten days,
and bad ample means M procure counsel.
The law 81 May 5, lst, may 10 many.
seem severe. but congress has the I'M
doubted right To pass laws restricting
the immigration ~ amy class of people
believed t. be undesirable. II was the
evident intent 1T congress that the
officers Of the government should pro-
ceed in a summary manner 10 examine
these cases and 10 dispose IL all persons
Of Chinese descent by deportation
who were unable 10 show a
clear right 10 remain in this
country. Nothing could he
manifested moro clearly than this in
tenn. | must respect il and execute the
law promptly. must urge az perhaps
my strongest reason for my action in the
premises the fact that the entire matte.
has been ludicially determined by the
proper tribunal. and for me 10 consent
to the writ. which the judges cannot
lawfully grant. would be in effect to sci
aside the judgment Of the commissioner
which il conclusive and cannot in this
proceeding be reviewed"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

Jsd1e Nns ns,le liery speseh 30
- fc i,,elatraf sfsfe ercventsVs fn
hi- sttferl~ rsrfisec view - afate rs'i
49, ~ pf fri ri er1iiie FF~ ~
ff te~ txistrce t reputii eeii ssff
IL - 81 @suse srfs harsh xos IL .a rssr
lne lae afsa = rr.st iiraas 80, arr.
TIE ienoersfe Il ci hatf Arz
so slt-af tae rfs1 rs eanid g.
ianis1e.i frsn re fae Z a. rarfn sti
he wenti ssx - zoies1,r n ite ssafe
~ Nishieen. Al thst sf.s'a e fhs WAY
- h,e -herishe,f anhf'on res fernbl
CIR tea NJ verssrr 81 ferls s.rr .isi.F
'ae< sesieiis ~ Lansing
~ tkinhs me treestre = J.pffFr
ess snefticr arfrerflsnts.iiy hivn
tlsi@i ~ as st $50 - erinisr "a
81. aaue q $50 rrrphiieea ~sr.s'slfr
~ e s.aceset isze.efaFe- - =
~ ,ers ersns.as ~ fhsft esfg 50
tssa fle-fe 80 sileeee 81 ~
rs4 aef
fae ,aFs is fnsfes1ent heean~s 'ifsf~s
r4a.s.ss.r asse Ga raasssi "a xtli tres
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

psss hsiL He thinks thar such = aa>as-
uss should be rzllreairi through hefos~
The legislative COMMITTEES. have chance
"a consider iis eoEtenss The fAi1ufs II
the democrats - pass the pin when
they bad p.sssz u act mitigating ex.
etss sor calm snA @4sspassionate consifi.
urstson nes II the judge - really IN
- great harry 10 have t1e legislstnrs
paa~ the haii he might AJAX aozn %
fspsing and prevail upon the democrats
u drslst from obsfFuctieg action.
The Judge also said >smefhlng about
aspollsln- lie probably hsan't heard
that Allah had lust appointed has sou 10
t- private secretary. IL he had be
Hight have tempered hss incorporate
remarks on that subject Is - act true
that The departments AZ Lansing are
filled With tho relatives II state ottceEs-
lie remarks ca that point ~ete slnply
exaggerated But he Was talking 20 q
ssst army u democrat ofice seekers.
anu dc wanted 10 lapFess On them that
While they might get gna~ AT the crib
their unsies and cousins would net De
permitted b get a smell.
IL was q characteristic democrat
speech. The delegates expectorsfed
and se-:ifefatsd and made the air &c
sound with applause. When the tumuIi
had sul~ided the effect Il the speech
xas apparent ia the resolution com
E1ending him Tor appointment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

On tie safe side Stsfleman I'm
hfralf ar. ] must AK vpu g. pay Ia al
ssnee FOR the hare - the horsc.
Amateur Rider " bats that Tor
Az yai afraid HAT | shall Come hack
wifh.so' the hefeef
kfaHlrfaat or. No. hat TIE hnrpe
u,rhs come hack without you Piek
NJ ra
Who VS. cesrre Washington. ans
war - frtartDousis ASKS q ~ ziian
a. 8 ifss.s-nrnrs What Have Yon 70 yer
hser 4 The great Afro American who
discovered the pa which iears tss
nan,s EnfIsle tkpre~s
Manager What s. xoa think q fts
sszs-a e.ferss 4 the nee plays NJ
Faraie7 TIE riu vSs fso large ar.l tie
tnss 4nd fesfAess eerr foa tsrA ut
~ rek relfsf snt iexsisd Pcs vrre
e. iis Vogue
Fl have xfs,t sfrs - yca. Cane.r
Fv NJ ur-ie 49, f1es sssfjrf :
sTassens = ihat a., Tier ~
n saw n&sfsea 81 tis r,ri< - vl..r,
sfa ts<r snaage3 yourself FIseses.sse
3.fff
Isf.se.af Ctnss iefi,.s - ~ees - ; -
e sess eses Y SO - a. wsil n gen gaze
- ~ l~asel1is infn sns.fx erssoe
p4fses Al right th@n I = kses. is,..rix.z
tet. az psree.-@t /, amerle..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02

Japan has a magnificent system Il
roads all oyer the empire. used chiefly
ly the IInrikshas. tho little two. wheeled
carriages drawn hy men instead n
horses. In consequence Japan Is sai /
60 tc one - the most delightful coun
tries in the world for bicycle tour. =.
Boston ilerald.
Inhabitants q South Dakota should
protest against the psuper divorce in
dustries q Europe II seems that
Metropolitan Michael haa said that
Milan- and Natal.es divorce IL void.
Any Sioux Pals lawyer could DO better
than that Chicago Mail
None - tho old gang need Apply. ia
Nr (1eyeiand's latest eslict. II YOU
Rcd Office under the frat Cleveland al
raini~iration you have had enough and
your best plan would 10 to 90 10 work
and earn an honest living Minneapolis
Tribune.
Hok~ Smith. through bic PAPER. ,he
atlanta Journal serves notice on al
legrd democrats in whose SIGHT truks~
and Sheehsn arr h;rrrr than Cinvr
land. that fheY cans sls,la on The int
rior departments cellar dours--Ififa
Herald
= nee ii0o Co pipe iine j. going - =.
liltit IN kerfurks. but ~ k,nr - II e
= = fsfn fsdr r-etroisona snsfea.i ~
whsssY. The kr0'aozisns dast take ans
special interest IL 4 a. rule Irsten
tfictA.
Y tisfrf = arf fhing n this life that Il
se.isicf thsn re hn~ r happsnef psi.il
fai e~fitofie she izg sfses II has fai'-sl
g. sttrsrt cur Ast~a'iou s-hscsgo f,ss
safrh.