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WON'T BOUNCE MR.1HURsTON
Administration Not to Consider
His Reply to Blount Official.
License to tho Hawaiian Minister on
Grounds OF Fair Play"


WASIIINGTON, Nov. 22.-Minister
Thurston. OF Hawaii is not likely to re-
cciye hts passports, although 1t was said
at the state Department this morning
that there was abundant ground for
such action.
Were 1t in any other country or in
this country under any other circum-
stances. his passports would be issued
Immediately.
1t is claimed that his published letter
referring to the l'lount report is a
breach Of diplomacy and amply sutti-
cient to warrant this Government in
Immediately severlng all relations with
the Hawaiian Minister.
such action would be taken but for
the reason that the American people
might not think It was fair play. The
right Of any man to talk and give his
side OF n controversy Is always con-
Ccdcd, and to force Mr.. Thurston to
leave this country. would be considered
10y ONE people a disposition not to
allow the other side hearing.
The Department chooses to consider
u " publication aS statement by Mr..
hurston. PARTY yitally, interested in
the outcome OF the Hawaiian affair. and
not an official statement of the Hawaiian
Minister.
Mr.. Thurston's reply to Mr.. Blount,
published this morning. Is founded on
the published extracts OF the Blount re-
port, and is simply direct personal
denial uf the testimony that the United
States marines We're depended upon to
insur" the success Of the Hawaiian
revolution.
MIR Tnurston criticlses Mr.. Blount's
method of inquiry as one-sided. and re-
fers to himself as one deeply interested
party on the side of the Provisional Gov
ernment, who was not asked for infor-
nation.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
WANTS WAsHINGTON'S BOUNTY.
Lawyer Levy Visited by an Elderly
Female Crank.

Lawyer Abraham Levy, OF the Pulitzer
Building, received a visit from an elderly
woman this morning who has a mild
form OF insanity. She described herself
as Mary Ann Powers, Of q Vineyards
avenue. Yonkers.
She was ushercd into Mr.. Levy's pri-
vate office and at his request submitted
to him the cases she wished him to han
die FOR her.
Il want the bounty money left by Gen.
George Washington. and desire you to
begin action at once for 1t. Then also
bring suit for the money which was col
lected all over the world for my son
Thomas when he was down with yellow
fever.
II am related to Queen Elizabeth" she
continued. land my grandmother Is II
near relative to the Queen Of England.
All the money that was collected for my
son was used to erect the Statue of Lib
erty, and l want you to bring suit
against the statue for the recovery of
that money.
"Thcre Is a conspiracy afoot to get rid
of me- Crowds of men come into my
room Mt night. use vile language to me
AMI Sprea4 l reports about my charaGter:
they sprinkle Chloroform over the news
paper and spread 1t over the floor until
SucCumb to its effect.
Then they put electricity into nv
pals and pans, and whenever l touch
hem | receive severe shock. This Is
all being done at the instance of Father
\avier, who pays these men to injure
me-"
Mr.. Levy advised her to go home and
remain there. This remark seemed to
hurt Mrs. Powers's feelings, and as she
,Il,Za a ,.4th
Queens children and state my case to
them"
Phvsicians prescribe NIiihnn's Calisaya
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RoETH WAS DRUNK, NOT INSANE.
Delmon,co's Crank Will Be Tried
for Malicious Mischief.

Warden James w. Ledwith, of Jeffer-
son Market Prison, officially notified
Justice Hogan in jefferson Market Po-
lice Court this morning that George
RuCth the alleged crank, who created
Il panic In Delmonico's Broadway res
taurant "A few nights ago by firing bull
let's through the windows and into the
walls and ceiling, was not insane, and
that he would be returned to the GUS
touy OF the Court to-day.
Roeth was examined as to his sanity
by Drs. Field and Douglas, and found
to b, merely suffering from delirium
tremens.
lie Will be arraigned either this after
noon or tomorrow morning to answer
IL charge OF malicious mischief
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MORE FLOODS IN JAPAN.
Hundreds OF Lives Lost Chinese
Pirates Active.

VANCOUVER. T.. G., Nov. 22-The
steamer Empress OF China, from Hoko-
hama, brings news that floods have de-
vastatcd the hnrhor OF Naga and
have done considerable damage as far
as Yokohama and Toxic.
In Okayarua Prefecture. l67 lives were
lost and =. .lU houses destroyed. In va
meaquehi Prefecture 800 fishermen were
drowned.
The Chinese pirates are very active.
During the last month they seized
eleven iunks. IN" authorities are power
less against them.
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WILL LOOK FOR TREACHERY.
Republican Investigating Committed
Begins Work Tomorrow.

The Committee on Investigation Of the
Republican County Committee will be-
gin its work tomorrow. Chairman S. V.
Il. Cruger said to-day that the first
meeting would be held tomorrow after
noon. He would not say where, but 1t
will probably be at his office In the
Trinity Corporation building, corner
Fulton and Church streets.
The sessions of the Committee will be
behind closed doors.
II do not believe in washing dirty
linen In public" Col. Cruger explained,
but If any accused leader or other per-
son has anything to say to the Commit
tee he will be heard"
The meeting tomorrow Is for the pur-
pose Of arranging the method of investi-
cation. Gov. Cruger dropped an important
hint in this regard. lie said:
I'VE will begin by comparing the cleo
tiOn returns
The election returns furnish the strong
est evidence OF the treachery Of certain
leaders. and from the fact that the 80
turns and not the leaders will be ey-
amined, it is argued that the Committee
will take the figures for facts.
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CLERK HAD NO LICENSE.
He Put Up a Pros crlpt'on and Drug
a gist O'Connor Was Arrested.

John O'Connor, manager Of drug
store at ISL Ninth avenue. was held in
$500 bail for trial in Jefferson Market
Court this morning. on charge of per-
mitting an unlicensed clerk to compound
prescriptions.
The complainant was DR. Ernest J.
l.ederle. OF the. Board of Health staff.
Dr. Lelerle alleges that Nov. he called
at the store during the absence of Man
agrr O'tonnOr. to have "A prescription
filled, and that the clerk. who IL not a
licensed pharmacist. took the presCrip-
ton and filled 1t.
Mr.. o'connor denies that he had au-
thOrZed the clerk To put up prescriptions.
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PROPOSED AFRICAN RAILWAY.
United States ana England May
Protest Against 1t.

LONDON, Nov. GA Lisbon despatch
to The Times says that to reduce the
value Of the Delagoa Say Railroad in
the eyes Of the nrhtrators Il X proposed
to build "a railway from the mouth OF
the Limpopp River parallel with the
of one hundred Kilometres from II
towards the River SGbi, from which II
win run in southwosterly direction
along the Trausvaal frontier to komati
Port.
should the project be put into execu-
tion and infringe the former concessions,
1t is said that the United states and the
English governments have resolved to
The evening world., 1893-11-22
Headquarters Of Spanish Reds"
Found in Barcelona.
Arrests in Threats Of Dyna-
mite 0utrages,in France.
Evidence that the Rnscue OF Psllas
Was TO Have Beena Attempted.
Rr Associated .pressD

BARCELONA, Nov. 2l-Another sem
sation has been caused here by the d's-
covery of nest of Aiurchists at ~
Ronda san Pablo. this city.
1t now appears that this, has been the
place where the chief Anarchist cub
of Spain met, and from whence It's chiefs
directed the policy of the many other
Anarchist clubs In the kingdom.
The police arrested MiGuel Nacher,
President of the Spanish Anarchists.
and two women, who are said to have
acted for the Anarchists in conveying
messages to and from points outside the
city.
The police also obtained possession of
q large quantity OF materials and chem
icals used in the manufacture of dyna-
mite bombs, as well as "A quantity of
loaded and unioaded bombs, large
number Of pistols and IA mass Of An
archist literature.
Documents were seized which, 1t is be-
lieved. will enable the police to cause
many other Anarchist branches in
Spain. France and Italy, an In other
foreign countries, to be raidcd
During the day. owing to information
obtained at the Ronda San Pablo head
quarters the police also raided the house
of the wife OF an Anarchist known as
Pablo Bernat, situated in the vicinity
OF the Castle OF Mont luiCh. in front
of which fertilization Pallas. the An
archist. was recently shot to death for
his attempt to kill Gen. Martinez Cam
pos.
The documents discovered in the house
show that for some days previous to
Pallas's execution, IA number of An
archists. supplied with bombs, We're
housed in the residence of Bernat. evil
IDENTIFY intending to use the bombs
among the troops, hoping to cause ter
rible panic, during which Pallus was To
have been assisted to escape.
PARIS. Nov. % The police of St.
Etienne have raided "A number of haunts
were supposed to be in hiding. and have
seized an Anarchist manifesto, which is
Said to have been distributed in many
parts OF France, and may have been
mailed to foreign countries. defending
the dynamite outrages at Barcelona and
at Marseilles.
II also predicts that other and similar
outrages would soon be perpetTated in
France. Several arrests have been made.
Suit Against Squire" Abingdon
Estate for e75, ZOO.
my Associated PressD
= LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Morning SAYS
l..
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Squire" Abingdon Baird for $4,000.
being the balance unpaid OF a considera-
tlon OF sl25OOO. which. 1t is alleged, Baird
promised to pay the plaintiff for quietly
recovering bank notes to the amount OF
$3.50, 900, said TO have been stolen from
Baird by a woman.
The evening world., 1893-11-22

bodies OF the members OF the crew of
the Aboukir Bay have been washed
ashore. They all wore life-belts and
were probably killed by being dashed
against the rocks.
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May Have to Ampu, a.e Gen. Gourko o's


BERLIN, No". "a Warsaw de-
spatCh to the Nossische Xcitung says the
condition OF Gen. Gourko is worse, and
there are fears that his foot will NOR
tify, compelling amputatiOn.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
Runaway Girls Returned.


GLENS FALLS. y. y, Nov. 22-MaEgie Muir
ray ami Mamie Denton. who away from home
lrra last Saturday. and were arrested In New
York. were arraigncd before a police Justice last
might for stealing SO from the Murray girls
father. and released ON promise Of good behavior.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
Great Loss OF Life Along the French
Cons'.


nv Associated Prcss)
PARIS. Nov 22.-lt Is estimated that
from $50 to 2cO persons perished along the
French coast during the gale. The
The evening world., 1893-11-22
Strike Leaves Denver in Darkness

NY Associated Press)
DENVER, COT, Nov. 22.-The employees OF the
Denver Electric Light Company struck yesterday
because Of a proposed reduction In wages and last
night the city Was In darkness
The evening world., 1893-11-22

When the best physicians, hospitals
and all Other remedies fail. To
those who have suffered long and
hopelessly from torturing, disfig-
uring, humiliating humors, and
who have lost faith in doctors,
medicines and all things human,
the CUTICURA REMEDIES appeal
with startling force. Their success
has excited the wonder of physi-
clans familiar with the marvellous
cures daily effected by them. They
have friends in very quarter of the
civilized world. People in every
walk of life believe in them, use
them and recommend them. They
are in truth the greatest skin cures,
blood purifiers and humCr remedies
of modern times.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
Hoods ipsst;a'f1'' Cures

parilla and decided 10 give 1t trial I had
not tukeu more thuu one bottle before began
to feel benefit and after taking two bottles my
expectations were realized. Its
Effects Have Bren Wonderful
for feel Ike new man. lean now breathe
through my nose with ease and have realized
benefit from the medicine throughout my sy,-
tenn" A, II. SMITH, IA North Twelfth 81.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable. and do
not purge, rain or Hripe. Sold by all druggists.
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Catarrh in the Head
>inc Yenr-of Suffering Ended by Hoods.

st Louis. Mo-, May -. 1893.
e G. |. Hood & Co, Lowell. Mars:
81 Csnnot speak too highly Of the value OF
Hoods Sarsapariila. | have leen u sufferer
from that dreaded disease, catarrh. For the
past nine years my hoad and nasal passages have
been clouged up. and In consequence was
nRblr 10 breathe
through my nose. MY breath became very bad
and offensive ltrie almost IN search
Of 4 cure. Powders and medicines were useless
AMI was discouraged. I had read considerable e
about the good being done by Hoods Sarsa-
The evening world., 1893-11-22
No Appointments by Kilbreth.

It was rumorei this morning that Collector Kill
breth ready to appoint some more deputies.
but he said very positively that he would make
no announcements to-day. Secretary Carlisle VIII
visit him this Afternoon.
The evening world., 1893-11-22
OFF FOR EUROPE.
Consul Gibson, Senator Murphy'e
Wife and Mrs. p. T. Barnum Sail.

HF fttu SVdr TrHt stturHsHIp FrIesIHn6
and the New York. American line, sail
this afternoon. Among the cabin pas
sengers on the Friesland are Thomas
r. Gibson, United States Consul at Bel
rut. Syria; Mrs. Edward II. Murphy and
her daughters. Nina and Carrie, and
Sisters Anne Bernardine, Georgiana and
Julia.
Mrs. p. r. Barnum and C. A. Williams
are on the New York's list.
The evening world., 1893-11-22

USEFUL presents Of FURNITURE for the hol.
days are being selected at FLISTs. His stock u
largest aud prices lowest. -
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Suit Against Squire" AbinRcon's
Estate for $4,000.

tBy Associated Press)
2 LONDON. Nov. 22.-The Morning says
that a well known follower of the turf
has begun suit against the estate OF
The evening world., 1893-11-22

Physicians prescribe Milhnu's CaIisa n
as u tonic, with good results 1888 Broadway. t,t
The evening world., 1893-11-22

SPECIAI-loo more OF those
Boys Deep Cape Overcoats. to uV
u years. at......................... IsUU
225 Boys Deep Cape Overcoats, in
all-wool cashmere. ages 4 to IA Nv
years. at.............. ...................VI VIuV
go Fine Cheviot Deep Cape Over uH
coats. for boys. 10 "A years, at. T.UU
$50 Boys Deep Cape All-Wool Cas- q nm
simere OS ercoats, C to IA years, at UU
SPECIALIZED Childs Kilt Over
coats, ages l-2 to years; reg no
ular price. $500. at................ DO
20: :os.1 s@s ss"'s s"a'"' aos nss's'' cord 1888
800 Double Breasted Cashmere
Suits. Pants double seat and
knee; regular price. 500. ton no
close .......................L UU
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JT0Wcu's Ont1H2 Dresses.

Womcn'S OHtln& Dresses.
New shapes, new features.
new elegancies almost every
day. When style becomes
a bit passe we let the newer
ones crowd it to one side.
To-day the "Sandown' is
at the front-of white Sail
Cloth or navy blue Serge.
The daintiest Outing Suit yet
shown. After the Elton style,
somewhat, but with a broad
flaring collar entirely differ
ent from anything yet shown.
Another newness is the
London Getaway Coat Suit.
Then, too, there are new
combinations in Lawns, cling
hams and what not OF the sea-
sonable stuffs.
The assortment of Serge
Elton Suits was never COM
pleter. So, $3.50, $40, $I2,
and more.
Lady Craven Vests, white
and figured Duck, in large
variety.
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SOME alleged definite informa-
ton" as to the men who are to draft
the Cleveland Tariff bill and the
policy they shall pursue has at last
been made public. Edward Atkin-
son, of Boston, and Thomas G.,
Shearman, OF the New York Reform
Club, are the men who have been
asked to "confer' with Mr.. Cleve-
land and Mr.. Carlisle on the subject.
Mr.. Atkinson is to draft the paper,
and in recent interview he tells
about what the Democrats IN Con
gress will be expected to endorse
with their votes. mo radical
changes in the tariff are to be made
nor will "a serious blow to the pro-
tective system" be administered,
according to this Massachusetts
theorist. In fact, if Mr.. Atkinson
may be believed, the tariff is to be
touched very lightly. How to obtain
more revenue" will be the question
of paramount importance to Con-
gress, he thinks, although he
neglects to say how even a timid
tinkering with the tariff can possibly
lead to the solution of this problem,
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Summer Excursions Routes and
Rates via the Pennsylvania
Railroad COMPANY.

The 1898 edition of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Compsny's annual book of
Summer Excursion Routes has Just been
issued. 1t is tastefully gotten up and
presents in most practical and compre-
hensive manner about four hundred popular
summer resorts, from which excellent selec-
tions may bs III ids for either limited trips
or extended sojourns, during the summer
and early fall months.
The great variety of routes suggested, the
plete schedules of rates, the graphic and
exhaustive descriptions of the different
places, the explanatory maps and the illus.
trations, make, this volume most vslu-
able guide.
Copies of the book may be obtained at
any ticket office of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road on payment of ten cents, or upon
application to the General Passenger A gent
Pennsylvania Railroad, Philadelphia, 1t
will be forwarded upon the receipt of
twenty cents
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Nor will the combined genius"
for politics of the combined counsel
of the Maryland Liquor Dealers
Association alter the result one whit.
AS against the day of impending
doom, those who have property
interests at stake, will do well to set
their houses in order.
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Weather Crop Bulletin.

For the week ending Monday, June
II, 1888
WEATHER,
The rainfall of the week was consider.
ably blow the normal. The mean
temperature averaged close To the normal
and there was an abundance of sunshine
The entire week was decidedly favorable
to the growth of all crops and for the
doing of farm work.
CECIL COUNTY
Port epDsit.--Crops are looking very
well. Grass has picked up somewhat
dnring the p $ week. Wheat seems
prosperous provided it does not go down
with heavy rain and wind.
T. MOVES .JR.
Colora.-A good growing week Silc
corn and late planted potatoes have
come up promptly, and look fine. Glover
heading out, and the wheat beginning tC
color. a large acreage of Hungarian
sowu i'll anticipation of a short hay croI
and high prices.
ELwoOD BALDERSON.
Rising Sun.-Grass crop has improved
very much. but will be one third short
Corn looks pretty we'll where insects
have not injured it.
W. P. REYNOLDS.
Rising Subtitle past week was one
of the most favorable of the season fol
all crops. Everything seems to be at it!
| best. Showers on the 9TH and 9th.
W. T. B. ROBBERS N.
Singerly.-The rain of Tuesday wal
of great benefit to corn and oats Whea
is maturing rapidly and harvest will bt
| early. JAMES NJ. NAUDAIN.
Chesapeake City.-Owing to tn,
ravages of the cut worm, corn looks baC
and most farmers had to replaut it
Oats are looking we'll Fruit prospects
good. JOHN W. HARRIoTT.
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Peoples COl201,l13.
A Candidate Suggested.

NORTH EAST, MD, June Is, 1898.
EDITOR CECIL WING:
ask a small space in your paper to
express the opinions of seventeen Demo
Gratis in the Fifth district. They claim
that through the disgraceful work done
at the primaries on the Sd instant, they
were shamefully beaten by the bought
votes of men who never before voted the
Democratic ticket and will not vote it
now. They therefore say, that the can,
didates on the Democratic ticket have
no claim on their votes this fall, and that
the action of the Crothers' wing gives
them the right to make their choice from
whatever ticket they please. Now all we
ask as honest Democrats, is that the
men to vote for, and we will stand by
them in November next. 1t is impossible
for US to support the men our party has
nominated. We have tried some of them
before, and their past records are not
satisfactory. The only time we eyer saw
their names mentioned when in Office
before, was when they were voted big
red apple for non attendance at roll call.
We have heard the name of Mr.. John
L. Moore of this town mentioned as a
good candidate for the House of Dele
gates. If he is nominated he will receive
large Democratic vote in the Fifth
district. There is no one who can say a
single word against him and tell the
truth. Cecil county will be proud to
have such man to represent 1t at Anna
polls. A man who has brains and can
express himself when he is called upon
to do so. The old Fifth is all right for
him by large majority. The Democrats
in this district have no one to vote for,
and if Mr.. Moore is nominated, he will
get nearly all of them. A DEMOCRAT.
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ter to counter

lust as welcome words from
the Wooleny stufs-like the
All-wool French Crepe at soc
lately a quick seller at ST.
Seventeen soft shades.
Or the ISc Challis, those
Cotten-and-Wool beauties that
have proved such favorites
Mostly cream grounds witt
heliotrope and Nile green tint
ings.
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If Cedar Chests cost no
more than pine, no woman
would want any other kind to
pack away clothes in. Here's
a carload so close to pine
prices that-well, the maker
is the one that loses sleep.
21x21x36 ill.,, at Sc. 80 each
2sx25x42 in, at 81 so EACH
Zip-p, see how that Bicycle
fairy flies.
Note the name-Atalanta
likely as not. There isn't a
lighter-footed wheel on the
market, nor a better. And the
fun of it is that the Atalanta is
$40 instead Of $50!
Bicycles OF any other make
you choose-SI0 to $50. A
few 1882 Safeties at very little
prices.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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The object OF its proprietor being to NAL
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Prominently valuable for its Local as well as
General Intelligence News Communications are
respectfully solicited frCm all sections OF the
County in addition to the weekly contributions
of its regular corps of correspondents. Anony-
nous communications will receive no attention,
the name of the writer being required in all cases
as guarantee OF good faith,
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JAMES Il, ARMOUR. Prop,
lj,Sm BAY VIEW, MD.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons who have
a layc-waSh upon their premises. that they will
in sprinkling the street be allowed only to
sprinkle in front OF their property and to the
middle of the street. This rule will be strictly
enforced in all cases, and any person violating
the same will be charged double rates Tor water
or the water will be shut of from the premises, in
the discretion OF the Company.
w. L. WAkBT RTON,
X T. LEWIS President.
Secondary. l22ti