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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23

The injured number twenty-eight,
among them being FRANK p. DOW
of Fairhaven, Wash, who received a
severe confusion of the head The ca
lamity was directly attributable to
Brakeman Herbet Thompson's care
lessness. He has disappeared and all
efforts to ind him have thus far been
in vain. The story of the wreck is as
follows: The yestibuled limited train,
No. SO, from Detroit to Chicago, was
running two sections and due to pass
this station at 4:40 a. m. The fast
freight train was standing on siding
here, waiting to let 1t pass. The first
section of No. 55 passed at 5:15 a. M,
and by it's whistle called the attention
Of the freight crew to the second Sec
ton. The engineer replied but it seems
that Brakeman Thompson did not not
ice the signal and went ahead and
opened the switch for No. 80 to leave.
He had hardly done this before the
second part of No. 55 was seen bearing
down. Thompson seemed to be paral-
yzed. Sweeping to the left, the ponder
Gus mass of steel lunged heavily into
the waiting freight train with a hor-
iible crash. The scene that ensued was
awful Nearly all the passengers were
asleep at the time.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23
coMMIssIoNnR RNPoRTs

washington, Sept. 22.-Pension Com
missioner Lochern submitted his an
nual report to the secretary Of the in
terror today 1t shows some items as
follows: Pensioners on rolls, 966Ol2.
Net increase, 1924 during the year.
Paid for pensions during the year,
$156, ,74O, ,467; balance at close Of the year,
s2.4s7S71. The commissioner thinks
the appropriations for the next fiscal
year are ample. The estimates for the
fiscal year of 1895 amount to si62,6Sl, $50.
He thinks that from 1895 on, the PEN
sion list will decrease. The commits
sioner. in defense OF his course In sus-
pending certain pensions, says that he
sought honestly and fairly to carry
out the provisions OF the law, cites In
stances, and declares that they and
others were granted in an evident vio-
lation of that law.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23
cENsus BuREAus REPoRT.

Washington. sept 22.-The annual
report of Superintendent Roberl P.
Porter Of the census bureau was sub
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23

officials of the department, also infor-
nation as to the number Of Chinese
in this country. the number deported,
and the number registered under the
act. This had also been agreed to.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23
ROBERTS is GAINING.

Chicago Sept. 22.-The IvesiRoberts
billiard match tonight ended IN Rob
erts' favor, he scoring 1876, while Ives
made 1000. The totals to date are: Ives,
5OO1; Roberts, 4765. ives average for
the day, was 14.7i and Roberts 1921.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23
ANOTHER TERRIBLE WRECK
Awful Calamity Owing to a BraEemaa's
Stupidity.
ELEVEN LIVES SACRIFICED
Scenes of Carnage and Destruction Iiorri-
BILE to Describe Enacted In a Peace
full Little Village.
ELEVEN LIVES SACRIFICED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Sept. 22.--At Kingsbury,
Ind, on the Wabash road, 65 miles
east of Chicago. the second section Of
a west-bound passenger train from De-
troit to Chicago, ran into an east
bound freight on siding early this
morning, wrecldng both engines, the
coaches and sleeper. Twelve bodies
have already been taken from the
wreck, and it is believed there are
eighteen or twenty more.
Klngsbury, Ind, Sept. 22.--Eleven
bloody objects, scme torn and mangled
beyond the semblance of humanity,
and score of bleeding and bruised
victims, such are the awful results OF
this mornings horror that occurred at
this little village on the Detroit divis-
ion of the Wabash railway. The list of
the dead is as follows:
CIIAS. BYRBE of San Francisco, 80
years old, unmarried.
MISS NELLIE B. TUCKER of New
ton, Mass.
H. e. Seeley Of Germany.
HARRY FRANCH of Toronto
Engineer JOE GREEN of Ashly, Ind.
who leaves a wife and four children.
]. NJ. M'KENNA of Hyde Park,
Mass.
MISS ALICE II. REED of East Bos-
ton, Mass.
WARREN G. RlDOCK of Arizona,
aged four years.
MRS. BURBANK of New Orleans.
Baggagemaster LYONS of Detroit.
]. d. ROUNDY of Lamerle, Iowa.
Conductor ]. E.. COULTER Of De-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23
4 CHANCE ToR HARD TIMEs.

J. W. Crow is now prepared to sell
the handsomest grades Of Wall Paper
IN the city af the lowest ruling prices,
and guarantees eood goods. Give him
a cali DefDre 1uying elsewhere, Note
the address 81 Third street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23
THe vALKYRIE IN NEW YoRK.

New York, Sept. 22.-The yacht VAL
kyrie arrived this morning. setting at
rest all doubts as to her safety.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-09-23
BISMARCK GETTING STRONGER.

Berlln. Sept c2.--According to the
reports of his physician, Prince Bis
narck is gaining strength.
, 1893-09-13
Wie aus 8oris berichtet miro. lit npr

@ie aus 8arts bericbtet iptr6, lit bor
8ur5em in 9tlaiS Ser 40jdbrige 9ufreD
TageS an ber Goutputb gcftorbe1t, am 30.
Sage naboem ct bon elmer &obe gebiiien
tpor6en mar. Gr ipar iofort na9 9aris
geibift un6 BON Paiteur IA Sage lang in
ieiner SmpfanitoLt bebanbelt tporben, @te
befannt, ftnb icbon 8iele ser bon BaIteur
8ebanbelten an Scr IoQput6 geitorben,
ielbit Soldbe, Bic BON nicbt toQpat6igen
Gbieren g%ebtiien tpOrben tparen. Seit Ben
BGiteur'iben Smpfungen bat ii9 itberz
batpt Sic 3abl Ser Gobesfdue bur9 3oQe
tputb nibt permtnbert, eber Dermebrt. Die
@ebiiienen grandchildren bic altber9e7
brocbte 8eDan6Iun9 (2l~usiaugen, 2tllsz
i6neioen, NuSbren1en Ser Nun6e), TIM AIT
Baitcur 3n ellen. 9urcb beiien Smpfun9en
erbalten ie oann oft Ste ToQputb einges
pflan5t, tpenn iie bieie ni4t lc6on burcb oen
8tB baben. Desbalb ntcbren ftb ouc6 Die
Stimnen, Delcbe bic S9lteBung Der 9a=
iteur'iben 9lnitalt berIan9en, bic eigentlicb
nur npcb aus NattonaleiteIfeit b~eibebQlten
tpirO. CD
, 1893-09-13
2NQrRf6ert6f
6 6tcago, 10. Sept.

0Dtc19o, IL. sept.
Solgen6e gretie pur0en Bel 9r0Beren
Partteen %cr3ielt:
Butter, bette Creamery dare, 2491
W25c, CUTE 22(023c, mittelmdBtge 200
213c. 9airb, Bette, 22@231c, mittelgute
uno quite 2O921c, friiber gdftng Stpf
133@14c.
8uttertr, Bette Creamery 18c, red6t
lbone 17c, 9airD 1870 un6 143c fir Die
bette; in uGouS" ODER fletnen @ebit16en &c
mebr.
&Gie, BETTE y6ta Cream Gbe66ars",
8(@83c, vEptnS" 8@83c, goung 9(merica
8093c, noc6gemacbter Sbmei3er 119@12c,
D8rtd" 93010c 2tmburger 9(099c.
Gter, gang frti9e, 14@143c 6aS
0ubeu6.
&artOffeIn: @us &an1as 65@68c,
aus 8tSconitn 6O(@65c.
8 b tsfeD: Slip.
o | ii 6 Ell, leben6tges Surfeo $40
C; 6Ibner: .6ennen 9093c, S66ne
-@-c, @nten 809c fir Ie6enbige;
@d1ie, lebcnOise nit Ben gansen SeOern
s.. O0@$6.O 90 per 9ubeno. Spring
@bidcn9" 100 baS 9fun6, SO. S6bne
59(06c 6as 8fun6.
81 ii e: @etBfraut aus sSuinois
75@85c, Sheet GOrn" 5@7c 6as 0ubenb
Nebren, 8lumenfobl $1@$1.1O bas &iits
cben, vSmeet BotatoS" aus Baltimore
$3.75@$3.85 bas SAB, Gomaten $40
$l.25 pet 8uicbeL fir bieltge, SeQerie 100
zoe baS 9ubcno.
8Obnen: 8eite rgeaOies" $1.75@
1.8O, m%tttelBute 81 .60(01.65, nit Der
Walc9ine 8ereini9te $1.4O(@$1.5O.
Sbf, gcO0rrtes: NepfcG, tinitlicb ges
trofrete, 1000 ba5 gfunb, an Ser
Some gebOrrte n0rblicbe 5063c, 8ftritdbe
5@6c, 8rombeeren 607c, 6itnbeeren 800
242c; Goliforuti8es: Qtprtfoien 14(016c,
ntbt 8ci6dltc 8firiicbc 8011c, 9cicbaltc
22(@24c; Glaumen 9@13c; Goiinen:
9onbon 2aDers $1.65@2.O0 bas &tftben,
WfuSfateuer $.26(@1.35, Ioic 4(06c.
8 # frilc6es: NcpfeI $1.OO@1.7 Il un6
$2.OO@3.5O, ie na9 ber Site, 8anancn
50c(0$1.25, Gttronen So. 5O@4.O Tloz
rtoacr Cranget $-.-@-.- 8rombeeren
$1.25@1.5O, Bftritbc NIT Iolem &ern
q 50 3O(035c Der &orb.
, 1893-09-13
@eitieite.

&9kNCACs
Genn, 1869 80. North Etpe.
Bladder, 987 q. MopIe!poph Moe.
9sIlipa, 872N @oIfprrtia Nue.
Soebue. 03S u. California gtpe.
llciterbCuIe, 1875 u. California Mng
SrublD. 1914 Mtlmautee glue.
Solpbs, 1868 Millpoufee @oe.
SotIeg. 1929 9lilipoufce AoE.
SearD, 400 MiInautee @tDe.
Guis, SCI WtIiuaufce @Oc.
Eurs. 921 WiIiOautee Npe.
&inberg. 500 WtiImanfee @ne.
Semper, 1919 Milo autee Npe.
Studer. 1850 MiIpautee stoe.
@ubrCe. 1854 WsiIiuoutee Qoe.
Earring. 1885 MiIruonfce @oe.
uerIen, 1903 Wiruautee @oe.
Stroll, $50 u. 9tprtD Npe.
Sonien, 759 10. Nortb Qne.
S4oper, T65 80. gtortb ape.
9taid), 100 M}iIipaufee Ape.
StcttiDBet. 148 WtiIlpaufee Mos
SeuribB. 165 MtIlpantee ape
Sofmonn, 233 WtiIipoufee Mpe.
SEMEN, 242 MfiIiuautee Npe.
@re9pries, 286 Miliuaufee gpe.
9ulben, 300 Miltpaufce Moe.
@tlespie, 28S sc. S%ouQompn Str.
Seocriu9bou8 & geiIfuB, AS MiIiuautee InA
Stems Sepot, S64 @rmito9e 9ioe.
Netps ScpOt, 466 Nrn,itoQe Npe.
9pbinlon. 344 Milipaute 9lpe.
9telps Stpre, $50 9D. Chicago M0~
Dede. 412 g. Mfhloub Ane.
, 1893-09-13


= II berfauf e II: Sine quite s5arnt. nit ooer obue
~ @rute, ebenID nit Stod un0 S5orner : @erfselQ,
ipenn 9euini9t. Steie Sarm 1T 3A N3etleu Iabli6 pon
NonOtOb in 9apprte So, Suoiaun, 2Meilen IlbIub BON
br Stem Dorf, Chicago Inb 81. SOuis q. 81. eeIeaeu.
9ieIelbe entbdlt 1888 @cre boopn 10 acre SpIsIauo, 40
@Cre @ieienIoub unb Der 8eft 9uteS aderIoub. @roBer
nit 40 groBen @pietb6umen. 9utc @ebdube,
9ntes ggaiier rnb anbere 8erbefieruu9eu. 9&dbere WIS.
funft ertbetIt: 81. 6. u. SodtIebeu, 283 gtrber ape.
10lep2ip, Emit 2uD
, 1893-09-13
SpOeS0naei0e.

Srernoen 1to 9etountet Die t~rouriQe gsabrt6t,
6o99B littier geltebter Spbn SnIiuS @oettIcr am
Utoittog. ben IL September, i'm Sitter BON 44
Sahreu uno Z Monoteu ianft entihlQfen If. Ste
geerotgun9 fiuOet itott ot 9onilerItaQ. ben IA.
September, Whor9enS 10 lt1r, bonn Sralterbanie
1852 Y4obaib Nue. raf bent 9rucela1o=6riebbpf
I'm title Sbetlnabnle bitten Die traueru6en Sirl=
terbliebeuen
Sofepb @ncttIer, Qqatba 9%oettIcr,
Gltern; SDfep9 @oettler IT,. 8rlber;
l3lp2t Gertrude 9pettler, S6tndQerin.
, 1893-09-13
NbenOblatt Der SSu. Staatsz 3eituna

1T in ben unten onge9ebeueu SeI96ften su bobsn:
NOrS1ttte.
6. SeHtnter, 1899 SircoIn Noe.
q. 6. stephan, 1850 SincOln Ans
4C3 @ros glpe.
4e2 0tpScOe 8ouIeoarb.
VI. 0f. Semitic, 1881 Belmont MnE.
g. Soibmar, 17A Glarf ctr.
6. 81. Mpere, 42 9incpIu Noe.
Don NDIa68, 1876 9incoIn Nue.
6. &. Dab, $40 2incplE Abe.
Srdrt Ma9ner, 597 9incoln ars
SDfepb Wtutf, TAT SincoIlt Mse.
s. 9teubot3; $40 &tntotr glos.
Ntt. SoDIor, 1017 SincoIn Npe.
VI. Betting, 1426 @larf str.
@a.ber. ASH glarf ctr.
5ral &inbernaun, 421 Start Stu
6. 81. Bar, 313 glarf Ctr.
g. q. Mone9, 267 gGart ctr.
u. Sermann, 16l gIGrf Ctr.
S. q. &egen, 51S @Iarf Str.
$. 4edner, 5000 Glart Ctr.
San6 8roS.
q. 9oppnlonn, 867 GIart eta
S. Smith, 991 GIarf ctr.
Jra1 6. molfer, 453 We1s eta.
90, RutDerfurS, 500 Meas ctr.
Surlbun, 545 Meas CTR.
@G. 6. S9nibt, $50 Weas Ctr
6. 20. Stpeet, 707 @ens Ctr,
Scbt Starr, 2s0 gseas Str.
9. Gurrje, 306 GBens Ctr.
s. Gie1e, S44 MeaS ctr.
$. 9iaer. 369 Meas ctr.
BruIn, 119 94eQS Ctr.
Sebn gerf. 141 WSenS ctr.
SoDu 9udlep, 211 meIS Ctr.
Srau 6. SDbrIon, 276 Meas Sts
6. ggocing, 100 meGs Str.
$. 9altaT, 1888 G8eas ctr.
6. Seriau, 80 9Ee1s Ctr.
9. meber, 1876 Sarrabee Ctr.
Spffrnan1t, AGA 20rrabee Ctr.
&. Berger, SIT 2arrobee ctr.
Srou s.. Mor9an, 225 9iniitDn Sta
She Columbus, $40 9ioittOn Str.
6. so. MDttc, 4O7h 9iDiiiDn Str.
g. 6. 9teiIp On, 1874 9ioifton Str.
6. Q~ieerIo11, 37 Siotfipn Ctr.
$. WtaQer, 81 Geilpp Ctr.
O s.. u. gbmann, e6 9GiGotp StL
$. Shurtea, 81 State ctr.
S. 4. 2iebL 255 @~IepeIans Ioe.
s. GGurf, 391 Geb9pif Ctr.
90. s. WleBler, 5S7 Se69wtd Ctr
st. gn9eL 398 Sebepid ctr.
BreuIer, 282 @ebgtpid ctr.
SDbit Stetr, 294 GeogtpId StE.
9itties. 262 Sebgnid ctr.
@. 6. Butnont, 249 @IpbpurH USE
9apter, 403 @lDbourn Aoe.
S. GDe1s, 1923 @IDbourrt Ape.
u. SO. S9Iid. "a gIpbpnrn Noe.
gtObert 9reeer, 149 Sainots Str.
6. G6rober, 36 Wtortet Ctr.
StIDe6lao 8 Ntapnuiett, 30l WtarEet Sir
Sartenberg, 22 @enter Ctr.
8. Grben, 1879 gerter ctr.
Trar 81. 8itbt, AZ GugeHte Ctr
2uq. Sranaen, 50 G19ente Sfr.
@hos. 96beI, 116 gunenie Ctr.
N}ar Si9tenftern, 259 Ruib str.
, 1893-09-13
gpScSs9fttscidc.

unieren SSrelnoelt unb @etannteu Die traurioe gtodl.
riot. oaB unier ieBr geliebter Batter, bestebnnosipe{e
9 ubr WtOr9enS nab I0ngeu unb id%luerent SeibeI inn
Nlter BON u Sobren oabtn9ei9ie0en lit. 9os 8eQr6b.
NIB ttnDet ltott 9ouneritog Wtprgeu nm 10 llbr BON Der
912 M1hlnuo Noe. mad gSolobeim.
Bic trNncrltGc CT NNititcrhIichrmcm
, 1893-09-13
pOcSsMt1aeincA

Srelttber lno 9efunnten Die ~traurioe ~gtodrttt bas
urier 9elIebter Sopn unO 8ruoer Gu9ene 0itrfharOf
am II. September MAO e~tntd9iger 8rontbeit inn QIter
BON % S9Dren nne l Wtoflat 9eitorbe1 lit. Sic 9eerbt-
9uHg finbet am 9pnneritaQ 9tadmittau / uhr ppm
Srauerbauie 48l q. 9oDne &ne. nab 9oiebiQ Itott. Sic
traueruoeu Sinterblebenen
Wargoretba Gd1neiocr, SHUTTER;
12Ip3t @nno 8urfborhf etbmsftpr
, 1893-09-13

9Ieilte Nn5eigen in Der Nbenbausgabe
ber SainDts Staats5eitung foiten, menn
nicbt nte6r tpte 5ebn 8orte, 10 Gents, ie6eS
tpettere Wort l Sent.
, 1893-09-13
6Sdhfter Optimismus.

Stu6ioIus Gin Der &neipe: vg8er fam
mir 3tuan3ig Neart bor9sn?... 2ber lcbreit
nt9t gIae 10 bur9einanber" (Tl. 3D.
, 1893-09-13
2u berleibeu.

IL eIe- + q 9 N 9 ieetpas
w Qgir perleiben @elo i'll 9rpRen o0er fletuen Srntmer
auf Saus neutrality-suspicious. Qiouos, 8ierbe, @aaen
nno &agerbaIsi teire SIT iebr ~rieortaen Staten unD an
iebe beliebige 3eit. NbaobIungeu oer AnleIben f0unen
gu jeber %bvliebtgen 3eit gema6t unb onf bieie Weiit bic
,3inIen rebu5irt tperoen.
Gbtcago M urt9oge Suan Co.,
So ga Soleitr. Sauptfnrl eriter 5lur aber Der gtraBs
24aglSt9lulo
, 1893-09-13
@emnrhcm

uniere intigItgeliebte SHUTTER ~9luenItc Saennide
i'm glitter BON IS Sobren. geeroigtng BON Srauerbauie
III Blue SSlanb ont 9pnnerItog, ben ID. September, 10
u9r GormtttagS, nod Satmoob=&ir0bof.
l3ip2t Sic trQuerttne CIT GiiftcrhIicbenen
, 1893-09-13
8rnnneiQentluml.

0n nertonfen: SoI6e, bic Tb an Der @rilubnuo
~ elner oeutl9en aniiebelung III SnbcaIifuruien su be-
igelllgen illlo gp bic Der 6olOuie %gendbrteH auBerprbent-
Ig 9nH1ttgeH 9coln9un9en 5u5urpenecn mfniden. mDaer
ta9S96er i'm snteLibe 9uiIOing (S..@. =gte Der a0amss
nIio Siartftr9Bel ,3tmmer DO. Al opriprebem, nSer i'm
orteflIn an s. GoeB, C. 0. SD. ot0atsseituua. penhen'
gtur Elm &apttaI bon $50 bis 700 Dollars erfprSerIih unb
Sl9 pas mr. r%ateuiueiie in eineRl Sabre aH beaobIen fir
" v" lou @ueE MttNa11er ang20tuIpbop
, 1893-09-13

y SIDE in bieIer bI6fben unb b~liibenbeu @orItobt.
gBaiIer uub Seiper in ben StraBen uno Die StroBe1 9es
pfloitcrt. Sage: Glib uu0 Sitfront. Meeen Nrei5 uno
tpeiterer IuSfuuft peu6e man itb miiubIi6 ooer I6rift.
lib on m. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn Ctr
8opce Building. 2Ou1ibau
, 1893-09-13
SQnmateri0I.


= II berfaufeu: 9oumateriol oler 9rt. 2uHtber
Senfter, Sburen, Srtds, 4lultbing OtaterioI.
GbiCago 9ouie gsreding 60, 3011 g.. 9olfteb Ctr.
2lnn2nf
, 1893-09-13
SerihieOenes.


O6bne, 9tpten, 9tent Bills, I6lebte Sdulben troeuS
- lpel6er Art e~pllectirt; fetue Sebubreu Dhne grTplq.
%. graOp, @Onutn-g~p nitabler, rs Siftb ape., Simmer8 s.
l5ag1We
, 1893-09-13
Scttfnftia Sls1tnttrrMnr.

Sen Sdngern Die trnirioe gladrldt. bah 1nIer dfttnes
Mttt9lieo @nGcne GurfbGrot QeIturben lit. Sic ge=
erbt9ut9 ft1t6et 9onneritaq, ben IA. September. gtaf=
nItttagS | Ubr, bonn 8rouerbauie 4Sl g. 9pgne Noe. aus
ltatt. Die Singer iperbeH eriubt fib in corpore sl
betbetlt9eu.
6. SahttS en-, Yr0f.
, 1893-09-13

On letben gefu6t: Gin 8apital Don sl4oO 9e9e1
. quite Siberbeit in 9runbeigeutbun. Seine Agenten.
Na9suIro9eu SiutmEr gtO. 80 Staatsaettnn8. lSlp5t
, 1893-09-13
Gil leihen Qeinht.


On Ietbeu oefu6t $4,000 bis $4,000 ouf erite
. Ntortqoqe, Gbtcago @runoei9entDum Sttergstt.
QBtn 8 9ro5ertt ~beaobIet, aber feline @onInttlltoH, gtur
BON Bripatleuten, feline N9enten. SefL AHtport apr.'
"A. IA 9taots3eitnng.
, 1893-09-13
2ithern.


9JSer cine Dor5iigIide @on5ertz3itber biuio faufen min,
~ ooreiiire %iofort: Is 4O1 S~taatSstg. Bib, BAN
, 1893-09-13
Gei6Gfts= 0%elegenbeiten.

Qu oerfaufem Gin 9ut9ebenbes ReItaurai1t, Sizes
y 1T etn Bargain. 9ta65Ifrageu 2O8 SO. adams
StrGBe.
, 1893-09-13

On ben Sieger i'm 0iitdn5mari9!
8 lauf 10 lang Du Iaufen %tannit!
> lduf, 10 lang 0u laufen rtagit!
IS fommt Bite 3eit, no On Dor S6mer3
Sn 9er5 un6 6libnerau9e flagit!
, 1893-09-13

3iebt Der S9iffsbalter itetS aus bonn @erfte
u~nabDGn8igen Tabrifcn, Sic it1 ipe3ieu NIT
Ser .6eriteuung iol5er gegenitdn6e be-
faiiert.
Qluf einem anitoBenbcn freien 8labe 9ez
gen BEN 6luB SIT er5oben iidb 3ptfcben bocb7
rageltben @eriiten bic rteiigen Sbalen
breier inn 8au icbon tpeit bor9eidrtttener
Sta0li6ife. 3tpei berlel6en, bic SABA"
unb vWtantQa" getouft peroen ioQte1,
tparen Trocbtoampfer BON ie ettpas iiber
1000 Sonnen @rob8ebaLt fitr sic y8entnz
iular at6 Oriental Steam 9fopigotion
GompanD", 9aS brittle, Elm fir biclel6e
@eleuibaft beittmmter 8aifa9terbampfer
bon 466 ert9l. SUB 9Gn9e, so SUP 8reite,
81 Sl1B Stefe u1tb 1898 Tonnen @r0bqez
bait, ipa unter Dem gomen ,9luitralta"
nit artberen 0ampfern BEN 8oit0tenit 3tpi7
icbet 9pn6on uno beri6te6enen 6Gfen
NuItraliens berleben. Gin SbneIterl6iff
bcs Iebteren - 6tmaIapa" genannt-batte
ieinen StapcL bereits perlafien, fonnte nom
Merfte aus aber nocb 9eleben per6en. OoS
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gebarten Sdbtffe. Sn SET gtGbe bon @lasz
gotp purbe lebten !6erbit Ser Gunar6z
9ampferv G%d1npanta" bonn Stapel g%elaiien,
oeiien 9ange $40, Sreite IS, Ttefe 43 cnsl.
SUB ltn6 @robgebalt ca. 1880 Sonnen
betr6gt. Gr 1tnb bas Sbtif yGuctana",
bas bteies Sriibidbr bonn StapeI cling, itn6
orBer benz u@reat Gaitern" Sic 9r0Bten
bisber gebauten S9iffe unb tperben nit
ibren 10000 gferbetrdften bermut6li6
alcb Bic i6neQiten ietn.
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Sugar.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-Cuban CEN
trifugal, 96 degr $3.50; graduated,
Si.S7.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-Pri-
vate advices received in this city from
New York announce a small advance
in refined grades, both Muscavadoes
and Centrifugals. The advance is due
to speculative movement in Cuba,
and consequent withdrawal of free
offerings for the United States, under
the belief that the Cuban crop will
fall short of expectations.
The San Francisco market remains
the same, though there will doubtless
be hardening in values if the Eastern
situation does not change.
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Sc YARD-l45O yards Hamburg Embroidery, to Z
inches wide, neat PATTERN value lOc.
Sc. 1900 yards Hamburg Embroidery to
inches wide; actually worth l5c, yard.
1Oc.A YARD--200O yards Hamburg Embroidery 2 to q
inches wide, beautiful designs; value 2Oc a yard.
45c. EAor--Lades Muslin Chemises Embroidery Trimmed
value 75c. each.
zoe. EAoH-Ladies' Nightgowns, Embroidery Trimmed;
value $l25 each.
75c. A YARD-Skirt Embroidery, yards piece nice
pattern; value $3.50 yard
NJ S. LEVY, rs Fort Street
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The second edition contains
in addition to the features
of the first publication, a full
account of the raising
of the stars and stripes
over the Government Build
ing, which makes the history
complete.
Send a copy to your friends
abroad on the outgoing mail.
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BY the Dozen $3.50
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Provisional Government of the
Hawaiian Islands.
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san FRANCISCO LETTER
Fro M San Francisco, per *. NJ. -.
s. Alameda, March 81, 1898.

From cur San Francisco Correspondent
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The Planters Monthly,

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
JANUARY 1898.
With Our Readers.
Sorghum or Beet Sugar.
Be of Good Cheer.
Mr.. Disston's Sugar.
Temperature Record.
Report of Committe on Manufacture
Sugar.
Fertilizers adapted to Hawaiian Cane
Fields.
Report of Committee on Coffee and
Tea.
Alphabetically Small Commercially
Great!
Grape Culture in Florida.
Recent Sugar Beet items.
FEBRUARY 1893,
The 18th of January.
Homesteads for Hawaiians.
Hawaiian Fruits.
Shipping Oranges to London.
Information Wanted.
Consumption of Sugar in the United
States in 1892.
Meteorological Summary for 1892.
Lalas or Branches, as Cane Seed.
Automatic Megass Firemen.
Sugar Boiling in Vacuo.
How Manufacture Affects Cultivation.
Sugar Production in America.
Sugar Cane Insects in New South
Wales.
A Tree for Bee-Keepers.
The Banana Industry in Central Anne
RIGA and Florida.
Artesian Bores as Affecting Climate.
Wage which the Sugar Industry in
Queensland can afford to give the un-
skilled laborer.
Use of Pineapples.
MARCH 1898.
Concerning the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty.
The Next Louisiana Domestic Sugar
Crop.
A Plea for Cocoa.
Olowalu Plantation.
Molasses as a Fertilizer for Sugar Cane.
Tobacco and its Culture.
Cultivation and Uses of the Cow-Pea.
Manures and their Application.
The American Sugar Bounty.
Twenty Years. Improvement in the
West Indies.
Useful Data Respecting Megass from
Single and Double Crushing.
Diseases of the Sugar Cane.
The Farmers on Sugar.
Professor Wiley on Sugar Bounty.
Diversified Farming.
Yearly subscription. .............s2 80
Foreign .............. 8 90
Bound Volumes. ................. %
Back Volumes bound to order.
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-15
Women and Men and umbre,los.

"Woman Is said to be mans inteilec-
tual inferior, o Fourth avenue umbrella
dealer said recently. "but have noticed
that In regard to umbrellas and rainy
weather women have ten times mope
sense than men Men will not carry
umbrellas until the rain is actually CON-
ing down on them. and about ten men 10
one woman come In on rainy days and
buy umbrellas This is also because
women tako better care Of their umbrel-
las men do. Men lose them moro
fret. s lily. To the average man an uln-
brella is only an umbrella. while TO
woman it Is o choice piece Of personal
property which cost o good price and is
cherished accordingly.
''Of course the men who get caught
down town in the rain generally buy
cheap umbrellas. They carry them but
q short timo end then lose them. so help
ing our trade One man In this city. O
violinist, buys o new umbrella every
month Of his life. His limit In price Ia
$3.50, and then he does not need to care
whether he loses his umbrella or not
His head is so full of music that he Gun
not have any other responsibilities. so he
buys cheap umbrella. expecting to re-
place it within . mouth. In the use and
caro- Of umbrellas women must be given
precedence over the other seS.'-LouiS
vile Courlcr-J ournal.
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Tho Calling Card Mania.

Really, don't you think we are carry
ing the visiting card mania too far2 !
found an old friend upon whom I called
last week busily tearing up dozens and
dozens of cards.
ut seems real waste" said she, land
1 wish that an exchange for visiting
cards could DO established. I'd be in
pocket quite sum if could get back
ell that I've presented this season
There's my friend Mrs. Black, who
calls upon me with her three married
daughters,
"They all leave cards for my husband
and my four married girls-that makes
80 cards, and I don't know but. that
strict etiquette demands one or two
more.
seriously do think that q special
card might be used in calling upon largo
families, which could indicate that the
courtesy had been paid to the entire
household.
sits On expense and trouble to order
cards, burden to carry many, and a
days work to destroy them when the
seasons over.
'T'd burn them, but cook says the Ell
amel puts out the fire. She's good cook.
80 tear them up rather than argue. with
her. Chicago Times.