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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
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Some Strong Remarks by q
Well-Known Man.
Evidently He Knows Well What
He is Talking About.
And We Only Trust That His Adj
vice Will be Followed.

The majority OF the people who are
ailing do not call themselves exactly
sick. They are run down In vitality
OF blood or their nerves have become
weak or their stomach. bowels, liver
or kidneys are out OF order. Tley
complain OF being weak, nervous,
tired. out OF sorts: they do not sleep
or eat we'll and wake mornings with
dull head and languid feeling.
Snch persons arc not In reality sick,
but thoy are In fair way to becom .
so II they neglect themselves. Thest
feelings and symptoms show that the
system Is out OF order and common
sense should Indicate that somethln 9
must be done to prevent these condl
lions running into absolute disease.
A young man Of our acquaintance
Mr.. louis Dahl. of Andover. Mass.
speaks strongly upon this subject ant
speaks also out OF his own experience
Il had been troubled greatly" b
said, with pains through the ohes
and heart. causing constant distress
and difficulty In breathing. After TAX
ling DIR. Greene's Nervura blood an
nerve remedy for short time. com
monced TO steadily improve and now
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18


The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's office yester.
day:
1'aylor-On November 10, at Lancas
ter avenue and Jackson street, Joseph
70. Taylor. aged ~ years, n.
Cooper November 10, at No. 407
South Franklin street, William Coop
or, aged 80 years. e.
Simmo Ls-On November 10, at No
li5<e Davis street, Mary simmons, aged
u yeAre, g,
Aiklay-- On November 10. at No. 121
Weat Thirteenth street. James A. ak;
ley, oRed So years q,
Baifd-On Novem Der ls, at No. slt
Conrad street, Mary j. Baird, aged 5,
yeBrs, ].
Beatty-On November 10, at No. 1924
West seventh street. Lester l.. Beatty
LACED 8 yeArH. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
Change Of HaItimore and Ohio Tim,
TubIo.

Table.
Commencing November 10th, az 10. 0i
q. m, the following changes In time
table will go Into effect on the Bnlti-
more and Ohio r. r. Eastward from
delaware avenue. New York, $50 a.
M. changed to 6.21 a. M, TOT q. m. to
a 80 O, m, daily except Sunday. p.
IN. will but run on Sundays. 5.98 p.
IN. to b.35 d. NJ, will not run into
Reading Terminal. Chester and Phila-
delphia express trains changed. 7.S7 a.
m. to 7.B0 q. M; $40 q. m. to $50 a.
M; $50 a. m, to 6.2l a. m; 5.8s p. m. to
5.36 p. m. Philadelphia accominoda-
tion trains from 600 O. m. to 5.45 q.
m. RAJ q. m. to 7.b0 o. m; 800 q. m.
To 9. Is a. m. ;5.05 p. m. to 500 r. m. 6.2s
p. M. to 6.3l p. M. The sos .. In,
train will not run on Sundays. The
.. so a, m. and 11.5s a. m. express trains
are discontinued, From Market street
station; 500 a. m, 0.33 a. m. and i1.35
a. IN. trains arc discontinued. ass D.
I'm. to sos y. M, daily expect Sunday.
Chester, Philadelphia and New York
express trains from 7.20 m. to 7.15 a.
m. daily except Sunday.
West bound from Delaware avenues
Newark, Baltimore and Washington
a. M; 4.51 p. m. to AT p. m; 8.36 p.
IN. to 5.51 p. m; daily except Sunday,
9.16 p. M. TO l0.4o p. IN; Baltimore
Observation-Disclosures p. m. to3.17p. m.
Landenberg branch trains. sos p. M
To 8.17 p. M. daily. except Sunday
4. 20 p. m. to AT p. m. daily. Connec
tlon for Boston. via Poughkeepslt
Bridge route is discontinued by trail
5.35 D. m. the 5.35 .. m. New York ok
press Will not run into Reading Ter
i IN iEal. Philadelphia. and the trail
\from New York. arriving at $50 p. m
(will not run Into the Reading Termi
lnal. Philadelphia. An important ad
ditlon TO the train service 10 the fas
express for Philadelphia and New York
leaving Delaware avenue at 6.2l a. m
daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
FUGITIVE PRISONER CAPTURED.
Tate Must Now Ans wer for Two Murdci
ana Nnrsaro,.s f<~hIari..

Tate Must Now Ans wer for Two Murders
and Numerous Robberies.
UNIoETowN, Pa, Nov. 1T.-County De-
tectivs Campbell and Deputy Sheriff Ale
baush succeeded in landing Ira Sanford
Tate in Jail here. Tate Is charged with
murders and numerous robberies. He was
captured in weltytown, westmoreland
county, and showed fight, but was over
powered.
Tate shot and killed Russell Tasker in
1855, after they had quarreled about girl
10 whom both had been paying attention.
Tasker and his brother followed Tate TO
his home near Haydentown, and after they
had smashed IN q window Tate shot, kill.
Ing Tasker. Tate came to town the next
morning and gave himself up, but subse-
quently escaped when allowed TO go with
an officer to visit his sick sister at the foot
Of the mountains. He was not heard from
until two years ago, when Bill Turner, one
OF the Cooley gang, told, while in Jail,
where Tate was hiding. The officers have
since been tracing him over the country.
| Tate Ia also wanted for poisoning his
wife in West Virginia, and it is thought
that IL why he escaped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Tomorrow will be day OF rest to
the tolllng millions on this earth. The
ssssation from labor on one day has a
most beneficial influence. Jtallows the
ionsion of the mind and body to relax,
and imparts a Wholesome stimulus to
he Intellectual as well as the physical
powers. Indeed it is almost like re.
newal OF life. The ovsrworkod owe a
great debt of gratitude TO their Creator
:or the institution OF the Sabbath day,
and they cannot be too thankful for
Inc blessings and privileges 1t confsrs.
While thore lie no law to compel at
eniance at church, 1t is sound policy
% conform to tho custom adopted by
he most moral portion OF the citizens
md unite with them in come form OF
sHship. The mere preparation, the
.biution and change of garments, ex
rt avery wholesome influence.
L. begets energy, u laudaole desire
omake neat appearance, and lead!
80 the formation OF good habits. BE
lido, tho preachers arc men OF learn
ng, and capable OF iinparting knowl
.dge on the most important suffice
hat can claim the attention of an!
,as. They may occasionally be rathe
srJsy. but most OF them will embody
acts and hints in every sermon calcu
ued to stimulate their hearers tx
aanarad affarfa tn liua hin mnlas =
iyes. and prove worthy OF plac
imong those who have been WASHED
anu made clean through faith in TIL
sayiour. The young mon make
great mistake 10 assuming that the
knowledge is 80 great that there
aathing TO be learned by going I
.hurch.
II they do not remember any OF th
idmonitions uttered, they will at leai
earn to love to attend the services.
prefer the associations formed, an
will thus DO kept from seeking othe
places to pass their time and EMO
themselves. In this one respect I'll
south OF both sexes will be more tina
compensated for the efforts made to &,
INTO church ut the proper hour and tn
fatigue consequent on a listlessne
o. indifference that should be Grad
Gated IN early life. or they may end
shIpwreck OF fortune In this wor
and the extinction OF the hope OF ha
piness in the world to come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

A Forward Movement In East Will
mington Methodism will begin to.
mori ow and continue three weeks. As
bury, scott aud Epworth Churches.
pastors and people. will, join In a com
bined effort to save In from Gin.
The first week. Nov. 10 "a. the three
congregations will work together al
Asbury. Tomorrow afternoon at 8. 90
the Rev. John France will preach. and
tho three congregations will be pres
ent. On each afternoon OF the weeh
at $50. except Monday. Pastor Hanna
will conduct services for the up-bulld
ing OF the church and the saving d
sinners. On Monday evening the Rev
Isaac Jewell will preach: Tuesday
evening. tho Rev. John France; Wed
nesday, the Rev. l.. l.. Barrett, p. e.
Thursday the Rev. Isaac Jewell Fri
Jay, the Rev. John France. Paste
llama willhave charge of the afte
meetings in his own church.
The second week all the forces viii
move to Scott Church. the first uniul
service there will be hold on Sunda
Afternoon, Nov. 26. when the Rev
Isaac lowell will preach. The after
noon meeting will be in charge OF pas
tor France. On Monday evening tn
Rev. John d. G. Hanna will preach
: Tuesday evening. tho Rev. Isaac jew
ell: Wednesday evening. the Rev L
Il. Barrett, r. H.; Thursday, the Rev
John ID. G. Hanna, and Friday, tn
; Rev. Isaac Jewell. Pastor France will
conduct the altar work
The third week. AsLury and SEQ
will move down to Epworth Churcl
The first union meeting there will /
|, on Sunday afternoon, December 5,
$50, wheu thu II, V. John ID, q. Hanr
Will preach. Pastor Jewell will col
duct the afternoon meetings. o
! Monday evening, the Rev John Franc
4 will preach; Tuesday evening, the Re-
John d. c. Hanna; Wednesday. III
: Rev. Il. u. Barrett, p. E.; rhursda!
: the Rev. John France and Friday, I'll
. Rev. John ID. q. Hanna.
4, IL the Interest will justify. tho 81
cult OF the churches will be ma,
again In three weeks. All membe
T. OF those churches are urged to llolp
the services. and all unconverted pc
sons have II warm Invitation to con
to all the meetings.
, Tho choirs and other singers OF Il
q three churches will unite in gre
!, song service from 7.30 to s eva
. evening. There will be short. spiu
! direct sernons, old fashioned att
o work. and the meetings will close
:, $50 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

L. T. Walton. the founder of the
Walton and whann Company of this
city. sold out part OF his interest IN
the company yesterday to Charles $.
Rowland. and purchased the business
OF tho Keystone Chemical Company Of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Walton Will con
time to IT side in this city.
In 1881 Mr.. Walton commenced The
manufacture OF phosphate in this city
His factory was In q one story frame
building. and the total capital Invested
was $1,000. Now the capital stock oil
the conf any is over 5000 600. aud tbs
output varies from 40. 900 to 80 900 tons
OF phosphate annually. The work,
now cover ground space of seven
acres.
Tho keystone Chemical Company
manufactures trl sodium phosphate. a
chemical used in purifying water, and
other chemicals.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Nov. 1.-Two Polish
girls, aged respectively L and 10 years, were
committed on the charge of burglary
About two weeks ago burglary was com
mitted at the pines" in Whitemarsl
township. an institution managed by 1
number of charitably disposed ladies IL
Conshohocken and vicinity to give poo
children in Philadelphia IN outing to thu
country. Suspicion led to the arrest o
the two girls, and one of them 1t is said
has confessed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

IHt INHFs F'VVIlUt-t II lIEUUHtfs
The new paste: OF the Second Baptls
hurch, does not look unlike tho Rev
a, n. Keigwin pastor OF the IVES
/ resbyterlan Church. He IS young
nun OF metlium height and dark com
plsxion. He Is about 50 years of age
lie has been extremely successful a
Paterson, n. j., where he has just r.
signed. lie Is a graduate OF CroZie
Thaolog cal Seminary at Upland. whic
he lett with the highest academic hon
ors. lie IA very acceptable speaker
and nodoubt will make host of warn
friends in our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

When pain and anguish wiring TIT
brow A mlnlsteiing angel
thou. "-Bromo Settler.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Israel Whiteman died on Thursday
at his home In Mill Creek Hundred, Ii
his list year, OF heart disease. III
was Il we'll tn.do farmer and pro
nOuncsd Delaware Democrat. and
highly respected by all who knew
him. A hind father and HUSBAND
and an upright citizen. lie leaves
W fu and three SONS. Frank. Harvey J
and Willard 10 mourn his sudden de
mise. Ills funeral will take place Oh
Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
Battle with DeryIshes.

CAIRO, Nov. 17.-Osman Azrak, at the
head Of 800 Dervishes, left Dongola re-
Gently and attacked Murat Wells on Nov.
10. The Arabs had friendly post at
Murat Wells, under Salehbey. A desper.
ate fight between the forces of Osman
Azrak and those commanded by Salehbey
followed and lasted for twenty-four hours,
at the end of which time the Dervishes
were repulsed with the loss Of twenty
nine killed. The Arab, or rather the
Egyptian loss, was Salehbey and khalifeh
and eleven others killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Last evening us the COS o'clock &C
train for New Castle ar.
rived at Monroe street the crew am
were horrilled to see u IN II
lying along side the track. The traif
immediately stopped aud picked hin
up and thought he was struck by an
other train. There as a number d
stains on his pants and they though
1t was blood. On closer examination
1t was found that John BalleycorI
nat knocked the doctor completed,
ont.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

b. G. GolIstein's clothing store, at
SOL King street, was broken into ant
robbed last evening of nearly one hun
bred dollars worth OF clothing and
iswolry. The lock on tho front door
was forced back and thieves entered
without making much effort and stole
a lot of mems suits, blue flannel and
camels hair underwear. blue knit
jackets and lot OF iewelry. consist.
ing of rings and breast-pins. Mr. L. p
Guarys stand, No, 81 King street, was
also visited by the thieves who cut
several Of the wires In the screen anc
succeeded In getting several cans oil
canned goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

The reception to be given to ex-Presi-
dent Harrison by the Union League Of
Philadelphia. on the sist Of December.
promises to DO OF an enthusiastic
character. Ho is a patriot, and had be
been reelected, the interests OF our
country would not have bsen ruthless
ly sacrificed to please the upholders
of monarchial interests, or retard the
'grewth OF Republican ideas. The ex-
President is a very discreet man and
his dislike to reflect on his successor
may debaf him from giving history
that would prove highly Interesting
The league will honor itself by honor
ing Harrison, although as rule. mel
applaud the rising rather than the set
hing sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 1s.-A posse o
deputy marshals made raid on the moon
sinners in Randolph county last night, de
stroying dozen large stills and capturing
John Fuller and his gang, the notoriou
moonshiners. While on the way to jai
with the prisoners the officers were at
tackled near Christian by aparty Of friend
OF the prisoners, concealed in ambush, VIII
attempted to rescue them. The rescuer
opened fire on the officers, and a desperat
battle followed, Andrew Howell, one @
the rescuers, was killed and two other
fatally wounded. The officers were vi
hurt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

The Women's Christian Temperance
Union he'd n meeting yesterddy after
noon ut their headquarters.
1t was announced that arrange
ments had been made for a visit o
Miss Harriet Moore. national organ
ger. to this city. She will be her
Turing the week commencing Decem
Der 5. She will speak Ia this city twic,
luring tho week aud also ia Newport
md probably In Newark and New
astle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
Tho Largest Stock Of Shades in The Oily

We rave waterproof shade with a spring
roller that we guarantee for &c; with fringe,
&c. A cloth shade for 37Hc.; with fringe. Soc.
Hnnd-painted oil cloth shades for hec.; with
lfrlnee, Go. SIC. and 81. the hand.painted
shaoeH. plain made md hung &c. eacl.
| ur specialty-Shades made to rider.
Wall Paper, Curtain Poles. Damp Wall ma
Iterial. sI-eod.Sm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

LONDON, Nov. ia gale that has swept
over tho British coast has done great
damage to shipping, with heavy loss Of
life. Reports so far received show that a
dozen or more vessels have foundered and
forty or fifty lives have been lost Among
the vessels lost are tho steamer Bolleau,
with sixteen lives steamer 1lfracombe,
with all hands; steam trawler Ruth Boil
ton, four drowned; schooner Eliza Belle,
with all hands. Several other crews OF
wrecked vessels were rescued by the life
savers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

John W. sparks has prepared an
electric rubber cement, which should
De In every household. Mr.. Sparks
guarnntees that he can mend any
piece OF croeksry or furniture so that
1t can be nsed for a long time, and nc
Iope would suspect 1t had ever beer
injured. He makes speciality oil
mending cut glhss and china ware
Price IS cents. His place of business
lie on jackson street, between Shall
Icrose and Lowering avenuee He has
Various testimonials Of the exottlehct
of his electric cement, which he w..
exhibit to all parties who may wa,
to see them before purchasing o. as
ling 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Yea, dat man sneaks up behind mt
and gives mo II punch IN tho ear. so
can't hear Tor an hour conplalned
Solomon Sllvrrman against Solomon
I 1gEer in the Municipal Court room
mis- morning The former Solomon
swnro that while he was in FROM
street saloon yesterday morning T ig
ger came IN aud tho blow receive,
caused him to measure his length o.
The iioor. Trigger paid fine OF q
and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.


~ A. aktN&t4 Ahat ~ - nuh1k&s0 AAor%s
Painful Abscess.
NEW YoRK, Nov. ia daily paper
says: Light Is beginning to dawn upon
the object Of President Clevsland's bur.
ried and mysterious visit to this city on
Wednesday.
Notwithstanding the statement that
Mr.. Cleveland is enjoying the best Of
health, It IL understood that such is really
not the case. The rumors have been
traced to prominent surgeon Of this city
who Is In the confidence of Mr.. Cleve
lands profession advisors, He has stated
that the real object OF President Cleve
lands visit here was to get advice about
painful coccygeal abscess which he has
''Dr. Bryant, Mr.. Cleveland 8 physician
when seen ut his residencS. Me- d Wesi
Thirty-sixth street, refus@ TO affirm oil
deny the rumor about his patients new
affection
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

HAzLEToN, Pa, Nov. 1s-As Track Fore
man Eek, with six Hungarian laborers,
was going down a steep grade on the
Beaver Meadow branch of the Lehigh
Valley railroad on hand car, the brake
chain broke. Suddenly wheel broke and
all were precipitated to the bottom of the
bank, 800 feet below. Andrew Konitl
was killed, Mike Moritz fatally hurt and
Joe Tawreng had both legs broken. The
others were seriously hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

1t cannot he denied that the work
llngs OF the cigarette law meets with
approval from all directions Tn
trainers OF the blu should now go ono
lstep further and have the sale of dime
novels restricted. During the pas
week the effects of reading such
poisonous literature have been de
monstratad when three boys from
hester ran away from home and wer.
found in baltimore. They were fully
armed with knives and reYolvers and
u stock Of unhealthy knowledge.
No boys should be- ALLOW cd to read
THAT which will prove detrimental t.
their minds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

CHEsrEETowN, Md. Nov. ga heav,
snow storm passed over Kent Co. yes
terday morning. Snow fell furousl,
or short time and covered tn,
ground, The tlItImometer got awal
Town around zero.
serious lire was narrowly averte
Il Washington College several day,
ago lie College was destroyed by fir,
ls27.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 1s.-Alfred Boyer,
who cut the throat of Alexander Gibbs, In
Camden, in q quarrel over a sixty five
cent pot in game of cards, and who
WINS convicted of murder in the 1rst de
grcc, may yet escape the gallows. The
supreme court has granted him a new
trial, and Boyer's counsel will ask thu
court to accept plea of guilty of man
slaughter or murder in the second degree
The latter plea will probably be accepted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 17.-Saloon keepers
to the number of forty or more, WHOSE
places were closed on Wednesday by the
police, claimed that the latter's actor
was Illegal, and have appealed to tn,
courts for protection. The saloons toda,
are open as usual Chief Of Police DaviI
says that he has been advised by Cit,
Counsel Morgan that the police canno
close up the saloons again until the ques
ton at issue is decided upon hy tie courts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

New YORK, Nov. Ex-Governor McKin-
ley, of Ohio, whose arrival in the city has
made the politicians don their thinking
caps, said to reporter today: II wish you
would say that my visit has not the slight
est political significance. l regret very
much that it is occasioned by Mrs McKin-
ley's i'll health. We have come here To
consult one of your famous specialists u
He courteously refused to discuss the Is
au pa nf i9R
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
Laidlnw VIII Try Aagin.

NEW YORK, Nov ls-The general tern
Of the supreme court has reversed the de
cision Of the lower court, Diminishing tn,
action brought by William X. Laidlaw IL
recover $4,000 damages from Russell
Sage for injuries received by I4aidlaw dur
ing the dynamite explosion in Sage'i
office. A new trial is ordered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

PoTTsvIIIE, Pa, Nov. flowing to tho
continued prevalence of smallpox in Read
ing the Pottsville board of health has mp
pointed a physician TO vaccinate all school
children and all persons who have not
been vaceinated for seven years past The
question of public crematory for the
Incarceration of garbage is being urged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 1s-Today the
prospects for speedy settlement Of the
big strike at Olneyville are very bright.
rs the concessions are announced to come
from the manufacturers The managers
of the Saxon wooden mills have already
made concessions, and business and mill
men say il the Saxon mill employees go &c
work that will break the backs OF the
manufacturers, and the strikers will
triumph
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

HACKENsACk, N. j., Nov. 1.-THE trial
of the Fort Lee pool sellers was resumed
in the Bergen county court. The first man
to be arraigned was Bookmaker John c.
McDougal. Three witnesses had given
their testimony and the states case was SO
weak that Judge yanValen, instructed
the jury to render verdict of acquittal.
All the men will probably be acquitted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
wou,d-be Lynchers Thwarted.

CANTON, o., Nov 17.-Curtin Davidson
the murderer of Miss Birdie Baugh, neal
Alliance, was brought to this city AID
placed in the county Jail by Sheriff Kry
der and number of assistants. At tn,
depot in Alliance the mob made despe
rate attempt to secure the prisoner, bu
were repulsed. Davidson is recoverin s
from his self inflicted wounds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. l7.-Black diph
liberia has broken out in Chiselhurst, il
the lower part of Camden county. TIL,
Waterford, Bates Mill, Jackson and Atct
public schools have been closed in con
sequence. 1t is the most malignant typ,
of diphtheria known to the profession
and its appearance has created muol
alarm