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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-19
Millinery

The millinery trade Of Wei
lington, Sumner county and
the nearby towns is done at
ENGLE'S STORE.
The size of our stock Of mil
linery, the magnitude Of our
millinery business, our much
lower prices, are the advant-
ages which place our millinery
business so far above all would
be competitor. The rush OF
new goods continues.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-19
NO 0NE-DAY SALE
Our low prices are for
every DAY IN THE
And all shall have an equal
chance, whether they live next
door or twenty miles away.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS.

Ladies Jersey ribbed vests q
cents, good ones, better than
you can buy elsewhere for Sc.
We are showing a magnificent
line of Ladies', Misses and
Childrens' fine gauze under
wear.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-19

own recognizanc6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

ipte es ~unferen 9elern bereits befannt Ut,
ben 9lngeflagten Der @elberpreiung 1cbul@
Sig. 9te SdQung 6es Strafurtbetls, a
nac6 Stem Oorfer @eieB etpa brlttebalo
Sabre I3u9tbaus betra8en miro, TT a1f
8uni6 Ser GertbetOisung I'M eint8e Gage
peri6Dben.
@enn 8arf6urit au3 muir mod et!en
6unfen bon Nn1tanbsgefitDl beitbt, 10 9tebt
er iebt enblicb ietn Sreiben auf nnb be-
i5rdnft iicb auf feline geiitltcbe Sbdttgtelt.
0ocb CT icbeint unDerbeiierltb gu letn ul1o
bat erit 0ieier Sage et1en 9lei6falls bOd91t
anrii4igen 8url3en gu letnem neler
SberipiBel gen1acbt,
@t1er Der angelebeniten Stem yorter
@etftlicbcn,. Sa GDita, bon Ser oortt9en
&trc6e sum- ~@pangeliiten Sobannes, brtn9t
oarauf, 6aB benz B%arfburlt BON @ertcbtS
pegen bas troB ieiner &e acknowledgements
fir sic Offent1ibc MOral 10 i9doltbe
6an6perf gele9t perbe. 1lno in Der gtetp
Oorfer Staats9eiebgebung lit et1 01t Die
llnter6riidun9 10 ifanbalOier Sbnufeleten
berebnetes @eIeb beantra9t.
8efremblib i'm bDbIten @raoe lit es
aber, oaB etne portebme &t13e, nte Die
8resbpterianerftrcbe beim 9feip yorfer
Wtaoilon Square, al pelcber 8arf6urlt als
eriter 8rebt9er pirft, it3 ietn ablcbeultcbes
Sreiben 10 lange 9efalen laBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
apad1entltd1e autnots ataats- 8ettu.te, as1o4tae, IS. gebruar 1898.

Calhoun, Green, Wacnuptn, SerieD, Maz
otion, Sttmmen5abl 179,472, benz. P1ur.
1856.
IS. 8esirf. 9ie Counties gbriltian
M~ontgomerD, Sbelbp, MtOnItrie, Douglas,
Coles, Cigar, Stimmensabl 18O, 755, Dem.
Ylur. 1852.
10. 8e8irt. 9ie Counties Sapette,
G%fftngbam, GlaD, Cumberland, Sa1per,
&icblan6, GIarf, @ramfpro, 2amrence,
Sttmmen5abl 1902, benz. BIur. 1912.
20. 8esirf. Die Counties Marion,
Seiierion, 8ranflin, @abne, SamtLton,
@bparbS, @abaib, @btte, @allatin, 6ar>
Bin, Stimmensabl 174,159, benz, Blur.
2138.
Fl. 8e8irf. 0te Counties Bomb, @Itmz
ton, ct. Glatr, Monroe, @aibington, &an=
oolpb, 9errp, Sttmmen3abl 173 1920, benz.
Blur. 995.
%. 8esirt. 9ie Counties Sadlon,
Btuiamion, SaIine, Union, Sobnion,
gope, Mleranber, Pulastt, Wtailac, Stimz
men5abI 1853, 186, rep. BIur. 2432.
SIS lit nibt icbiper, bic l1ngerebti9feit gu
ie6en, bic ben 9epubLtfarern gelcbtebt,
tpenn man bic 9roBen republifanii6en
Bluralitdten BON 11,033 I'M g., 5315 int g.,
1902 i'm II. unb 4449 i'm II. nimmt, uno
pergeblt3 mach au9 nur anndbernb dbnz
licben BluralttGten in ben 6emofrattiben
8e3irfen iu6t.
@tne bemotratii6e &egieruns ioQte ftb
Dor alien 0ingen ourcb @ere3tigfett gegen
NQe aussetbnen. 9ie Neu>@tntbeilung
aber lit ungerebt.
TretIi9 f0nlten bic Serren 8arteiIetter
bic &ecbnung obne BEN @trtb sema4t
baben. Die l1nabbdngi9teit BET 8dbler
tpdcbit, un0 met bette bemofratticb 9eittmmt
bat, mag morgen rep%ublttdniicb itimmen,
lie na6 BEN porltegenben Streitfragen. unb
namentli6 in @oot Gountp ibetnen uns
bic flint 6entofratiiben 8e3irte LANCE ni9t
aue iiber Oemotratti3 gu iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

atpet eSSobren in Sic Sdnoe cines Nn6eren
iiber9ing.
8alb na6 6em &riege bate 8aIier auf
furse 3eit Sic SteQe etnes Snipeftors I'M
8bila0elpbiaer 3OQbauie iibernommen.
Qu9 am Mtli5ueien betbetltgte er itb nod
mebrere Sabre.
Mui's eifrigite un6 uneisennibi9ite ipirfte
er aucb itets BEL beuti6en 8etrebnngen nit.
SET alien groBen beuti6en Baraoen, beim
Trie6ensfeit mach benz beuti6sfran30iii6en
&rieg, BEL SGngerfeiten, BET Soften feiner
ibpGbii6en 2an6Sleute II. {. No.. mar er
@6eF1 MarI6au, unb feline 9eitung Ser 3iige
beipdbrte iib itets ais Muiter Der SrOnung.
Der v8bila6. Democrat" lagt bon tbm
ct iet Elm ebenio tpaderer tpte tapferer oelt>
ider Mann getpe1en, BET nit ~tnntger 9tebe
an 1einem @eburtSlan0e, tpte IN iettem
Noopttpoaterlarbe %gebangen unb Der ftb Elm
treres Qln0enfen inter ben 9euti6en BON
philadelphia geii6ert babe. vSurcbtloS
lln0 treu," Ser @abliprucb ieiner tpitrttem>
ber9iiben 6etmatb, lei alt6 ietn @a6lz
1prt1 getpeien, unb getreuIt6 babe er tbn1
nacbgelcbt. Setn bie0eres, beuti6eS @elen
babe fidb in Nuem, in ieiner ipariumen
9ebenStpetie, ietnen @epobnDetteu, ietner
@era66eit, Ser Dirt iib SIT fIeiben, funb9e=
9eben.
Sem @eibaft CAB 8a1ter NIters baIber,
nt6t, pte 8iele nermutbeten, als retber
Matn, ionbern in beidbeibenen SermOgens7
perbdltntiien auf, 3ablrei9e eri9attern6e
SooesfGle in ietner Samilie un6 nod mebr
feline groBe @utberstgfeit batten tbn am
@rtperb be6eutenber itbii6er S6aBe bers
btn6ert.
Die leBten Monate ieineS 9ebens muBte
ser alte S6ladtenbelb i'm 8ett perbrtngen,
'un6 Der Sob fam tbm ais @rlOier. Seine
8eerbisung bat inter GROCER unb ber5Ii6er
8etbeiIigung Ser 8itrger. nit rei9ltcbit ber5
6ientem, aber benz i6li6ten @eien bes Ser
blt9enen menig entiprebenben mtlttartl3en
8runt 1tattgefun6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

- Sn sebn in 6amburg Gbgebalte1ten
GerIommlungen bon Qtrbettsloien, tpordn
1tb eftpa Is 5000 9erlonen bet9etltgt Da6eil,
iuurbe betont, baB 9%e9entpdrtig etn auBers
oroentlicber 9tot6itanO berri6e, ltno oaB eS
le6r bebauerlicb lei, tpeun JtegierungSuer7
treter uno &apttatiften ooS Sorbanoen1etn
zines Iolcben i'm &ei95tage ableu9nen
pollen. Sn alien Sebn Ser atnnllltH9en
cine &eIplutiou 9efaBt, in tpeldber III
erfter 9tei6e bie iofort!ac Snan9rtffna9me
BON Got0ltan6Sarbeiten perlaltgt IpIrO.
Cine @eigerung ser in Srage tomn1enoen
8ebDroert, in benz perIangten Sinlle oorSH|
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
JONN LEWIS CKILDS, Floral Park, Queens Co.. ny.

rab8m SmbGnmudHhes O@lmioEus @BiOT" baebhat pu e 10 68 fur 8p eniMdt @Se
1633 3I 10 SnbHt pTMtnGe SMhmdMn bnEMab. IS 1T gut elmer OMr neb b eS hS
$GMaR TT, mGsh ing mmnbhbu&s edfetm mhe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
0arfhMrff'S SG1tmaG.

W1e6rere Sage tpG6rte oor benz Criminal
gericbt in Stem Oorf Der Bro3eB gege1t
gaitor Y%arfburt'S SberipibeL @aroner,
etmen iernmeIblonoen Iungen Wtdn11, mel
cher BEN ion6erbaren Seelenbirten 8arf6urit
atf ietnen @dngen nacb 2aiterbduiern iadb7
funbig begleitete, 6ieie et9entbImGi6e Ser
DEMONSTRATING aber Sugleib our 8ranb>
IbaBung Don 8eitBerinnen iolcber 6Guler,
namentli6 elmer gepiiien Gillian Clifton,
DertpertDete.
Sdon 6urcb 6te 8DrunterIu6nng tpurbe
Gjaroner ais ntcbtsniirbiger @rpre1Ier ent7
larbt, nod mebr a6er BET Der eigentliden
@cri0tSuerbanolung. 9ennocb bate Barf>
BURT i'm ais 8ertraIensmann beibebalten
1tn6 bot QlueS auf, UNI ben lbmubi9en &erl
Dor @ertcbt los5uetien.
8eri0uli6 ais @ntlaitungsseuge opr Sc
ribt 3u erIc6etnen, ba3u bate B%arfburIt
freiltdb ntbt BEN Wfutb. Oils @ii6ler fir
@aroner ipar ct tpG6reno beS BroSefies
bGufig I'M @ertcbtSlaale geieben tuor6en.
9l6er lein GntlaitungS3eu9ntB CAB ct gegen
ben S9luB 6eS Yro5eiies BIN nt6t auf benz
3eugenltanbe ab, iOn6ern IN ietner 8rtpatz
%tDo6nung, y%franf" alf etuemS opba lte9enb.
Sn 6ieier finitli6en Sage maAte CT Dor
eirem 8ertreter Der Stadtsanipaltibaft un0
einem' Der 8ertbei6iger feline feterli6en eto7
Ii6en Nus1agen, in Ueldben er, aIer6ingS
~auffaleno fletnlaut, 6ar5ut6un iucbte, 0aB
1ein 6er5euSgarOner eigentlicb ntbt Ielbit
9ebranbl6aBt, lonbern i'm Qluftrage oes
rGomtteS", 3. }. 8art6urft's, Sic 8ran65
fcbabungSperiu6e zines NnOeren aufau6eden
9eiucbt babe.
Die Barf6urit'i6e 3eugenanslagen
ipurDen ipGter i'm @eri6te ~oerleien un6
6ann benz 8rotofoa einDerLeibt.
Die @ertbeibtgung itelte, gang in 8artz
hurit' lcbem @etfte, BEN @ar6ner aLs Elm un>
1bulOiges Opfer Der iiber 8arfhurIt's cole
reformatoril6e SbGttgfeit empOrten g oltset
bin, tpelde ben ganaen SAL fabri3irt babe,
UNI Bartburit 81 i6Gbtgen. Wtt glGn5enz
Ser 8erebtlamfeit iucbte Der Nbbofat @off
6icie rE6eorte" 3u 6egriin6en. @r trieb eS
a6er babel 10 bunt, baB i9n 0er Gtcbter
SmDtb mttten in Der &e6e auf cine Steae
i'm 8rOtotoa 6tntpies. Wfit 9roBem BatboS
bate @off auSgerufen y~Jtir9en0s Derlautet,
odB @arDner @elO gcfproert babe !" 9a
unterbrac6 tbn Der 9i6ter nit ben 8orten ::
vSeien Sic, bite, 3tuet 3eilen t%peiter, mo
Gardner 81 Gillian Clifton iagte: &Onnen
Sic $50 be3ablen?"
OteIet tV9tetl'u9e VlHluQlO IldC9le llC9t>
LID groBen @inbrud auf bic @eibmorenen.
Stood zine gepaltt9ere 8trfung bracbte aber
6te itaatSantpaltltcbe Sc6luBreoe 6erbor,
tpelcBe nabpies, OaB Der 8ert6etOiger @off
bic beIaitenoen 3eugenausia9en umgangen
bate, ftatt lie su miOerlegen un6 oaB fetn
rOber gfOtb6ebelf oes S6impfens auf 8oz
Ii5ei unbS taatsantualti6af nur etnSdbuloe
befenntniB iei. 9tn Der 6an6 Der l3ellgen7
. auSiagen tpteS Ser Staatsanpalt 6ann
nit 3winger1Oer 2Ogit nacb, 6aB Gardner
BON Der Gillian Clifton mittelit Der Orobung,
fte pcgen !6alteuS zines idblecbten 6aulcs
parf5uritti3 SIT Oerfolgen, i'm @an3en bum
bcrtunOfllHf3ig Collars erpreBt bat.
0te @ei9poreneu faubeu benn audi,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
W0eutett ~nerG01t0t

rem Rorl Negener uu6 8aul 8dumert pas
tenttrt lift, beitebt bartn, baB Die &oble Der
Interchangeable ricbt III Stildel1, i%onoerl1
ais Staub 5ugefii6rt miro, uno 8lpar per-
mittelit etter 6oblbtrne, ourb ipelcbe Elm
9uftItrom gebt, nel6er BEN aus etnem
Irlcbter binetltfduenben Staub unter ben
&e1le( blGit, mo- ct nit elmer itrablentormt9
eintreten6en 2uftmcnge gemti3t uno pDutg
p~erbrannt ntr6. Nls be1OnOere 8or5ltgc
bieler Qrt 6e1erlng tperben angegebelt, Dap
burcb bic oar1tt %perbunOene 8ortpGrmung
Der Suit Die GinitrDmung falter 2uft urter
Bic &eiiel aus9ei6loien til, DaB Die Ho1te
unb 6euerbrit6en %fortfaQen, ltlo oaB, mas
tpobI Das S9werpiegenoite lit, etn Wtann
i'm StauSe lit, Sc6n &eiiel 3u 9letcber 3ett
miibelos gu bebienen, wGbrenb iebt elm
SEEKER nit barter Qrbcit NIT 3pet &elel
NIT &oDlen perior9e1t fan1t. 0te l3ertlet7
nerung BET &obLe 5u Staub gei6tebt NIT
Ser S6letbermaicbine o6ue groBe Soften.
@enn bic g~rftn6uns tptrfli6 bGlt, mas
tie beriprt6t, 10 pGre oamtt fretltob lcbr
bel %getponnen. 8ieIei6t miro Der Inter
1cbte6 stpiiden Ser 6ei5fraft Oer Sttdfoble
lno bes &o6[enitaubeS nicbt iebr tn'S Sc
tpibt fallen, ba mabri6einli3 BET Der Ger
fletneru1g Elm S9etl b%crloren gebt, teoel17
fails aber bic 3erfletnerung ettpaS toltet.
Nber cine ungebeure @rleibternng tpl1roe
tie fir Sic 6ei5er be6eutelt, ttamentltcb IN
allen @roB>Betrieben uno gang belonOers
arf BEN grpBen S5eanOampfern. limb Die
baburcb ermDslicbte gan5licbe @blteulng oes
9taucbes pdre cin gar nibt 9O6 9enu9 an
sui9lagenber @etpi1tn. r..
Wtan fanu beSbalb nur iptnl6en, oaB
bic Grftubung etul6lGgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

Jeben, era6tcn Sic @er1ammlungen ais
icbpere S6dOtgung Der aQsemetnen Snz
~tereiien, unb werben Die ~auitGnoigcn @ez
tualten auf bic 9roBe Observation-Disclosures binz
gepieien, Bic ie baburcb auf iid6 nebmen.
Son ungefG6r $4,000 @rbeitSIolen ipur6e
beiblOiien, burcb 0eputattonen beim Senat
betreffS i6leuni8er Snangriffnabme bon
8auten DpriteIig 81 tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

@tr ftnben III einem @ecbfelblatte Sic
etngebenbe 8ei6reibung elmer @rftnbung,
5u9let6 cine beoeutenbe @riparniB
oil &pblen uno 9lrbeitSfraft, tpie 9dn5Ii1e
2lbiteaung bes &aucbe5 periprtdt. Die
Grftn0ung, peIcbe ben Oeulsben Sneenieue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Qn5et9en,

II b~erfonen: Cine lan9e Sifte BON .9orooinsa
-. III SltnotS, Soma. Ntifionri unb &anIos Tormen.
man ii4 oi So ioer, 3immer l3, @rcabe; Ronfatee. SEs
23iQu. 5tDh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10

BRAIN AND MUSCLE.

The movement Of the Berkeley University
students to found boat club Is one which
should be encouraged for several reasons.
Rowing Is perhaps the best form of exercise
for the whole body. II expands the chest,
develops the muscles of the arms, shoulders
and back aud also of the legs, fills the lungs
with pure air, stimulates the appetite nor
mally for simple, wholesome food, and
brings the temper of fiery youth under a
discipline almost as strict as military drill
Like other forms of athletics il may be car
ried too far, and induce the student to secri-
fee brain work for the pleasure Of physical.
But this is an abuse which may be frowned
upon by the faculty of professors. When
study and exercise 90 we'll together in judi-
cious alienation, the student is trained for
the battle Of life as he could not be If only
one side OF his nature was developed. One
other reason may be addaced Rowing tries
the iOrtitude Of a mans physique without
the danger Of football or boxing. Not a
year passes without some deaths from foot
bail or injuries being received from which
there is no recovery. Hence, rowing affords
a student of tmId, shrinking character
stics, who avoids football, an opportunity
to brace his body and nerves into vigorous
tone. and il is just as good an exercise for
lady as for male students.
The facilities for rowing afforded by San
Francisco Bay are admirable. At times the
tide runs strong, but generally in the morn
ing the water is smooth or only disturbed
by ripples. Either with or against the tide
the rowing is safe for four or eight cared
outrigger gigs, especially on the eastern side
of the bay. Practice spins by crews in
training could be taken from Alameda to
the southern end of the bay or northward
beyond Red Rock without shipping bucket
Of water. and that is more than can be said
of the Eastern lakes or the harbors and
bays Of the Atlantic coast. Even should
there be capsize and duckiDg OCCASION
ally through the indiscretiOn Of changing
places or catching a crab" the water is
pure and good crew should enjoy swim
and the adventure Of putting the boat to
rights. The wonder is that students have
not long ago organized rowing clubs. Now
that the movement has commenced, we may
look forward to several annual competitions
between the various colleges Of the Pacific
Coast. Perhaps Oregon and Washington
may send challenges and extend the emula-
ton of aquatic athletics.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10
FOUND GUILTY.

TIE great Ferdinand de Lesseps has been
found gailty of swindling and breach Of
trust, and sentenced TO five years imprison-
ment and TO pay a 5000-franc fine. His son.
Charles gets the same term, but is let off
with 30)0-franc fine Fontane, COttu and
Eiffrl get two years each, but the latter has
to pay a fine Of ., 600 francs The ine part
Of the sentence seems a little grotesQue.
kidel is the only one whose fine amounts
TO S1C0l and his only to $1,000. In 4 case
when millions were unlaYfuHy used the fine
seems inadequate. But five years Of im-
prisonmeut at the Count de Lesseps' time
more serious is the disgrace conviction en-
tails upon his great name. When he en-
tered upon his Panama canal scheme his
name was enc Of the most hon0red In
France. His prestige would have carried
the enterprise through if his judgment as
an engineer had been sound. But when be
found that the work would cost twice or
three times as much as estimates called for
he lacked the moral courage to admit the
fact. He got more money out Of the French
people on representations that constituted
breach Of trust. AS soon as there was
fact to be concealed the bloodhounds were
after him. very large part Of the money
he coaXed out ofthe people went to hush up
the blackmailers. His judgment in this re-
spect was as much at fault as in respect TO
the cost of the canal. There was not money
enough 10 France 10 buy up ali the seoun-
drels who were disposed to trade on the
eaoraf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10
AGAINST THE BOYS.

A bill is before the Legislature which
provides that a shooting license must be
taken cut in each county in which a person
proposes to shoot. The cost of a license
will be S25. This is apparently a measure
TO clnch the boys Rich men would gladly
pay the price Of license to secure mOuop-
oily Of sport. But there are thousands of
sportsmen to whom So is a matter OF some
consequence. We may add that it is upon
this class that the country mostly relies to
do its lighting. 1t is certainly desirable
that the men who have to do the lighting
should know how TO handle a gun. The
SpOrtsmen's Protective Association has de-
Clared against the bill. They consider it an
attempt 10 mOnopolize the privilege of the
chase by few wealthy clubs and land
owners. The idea comes from England.
In that paradise Of patricians a landowner
owns the game that runs or flies within its
limits. Poaching is a crime second only TO
burglary. All the terrors Of the law are
visited upon the luckless wretch who has
been tempted either by shining mark or
the cravings of an empty stomach to draw
a bead on plump partridge. But this law
in England has its compensation. The
landowner may invite his city friends to a
weeks shooting in blssful assurance that
the boys have not got in ahead Of him.
Possibly the sponsor Of the Emeric bill
would like to initiate the Eaglish practice
Of preserving game-felds for men who can
afford to pay for the privilege of shooting.
But the boys won't have it so.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10

considered practical reputation to the ex-
tent of the difference in the relative value
of the two metals. The legislation we need
is such as VIII restore silver to its former
status as money. There is use for all the
silver that can be dug out of the ground.
The moment condition should be diseov-
cred to cause persons holding current PROM
ise to pay to call for the coin the promise
calls for it will be found that there is not
one-tenth enough 10 60 round There is
lots Of currency idle in the great money
centers for the reason that there is several
times as much currency as money. II one
borrower calls for coin lie gets il. but il
every borrower should call for coin none of
them would get it. The national debts OF all
solvent nations are a form of currency.
The portion which Is funded can be turned
at will in to redeemable notes of hand. How
does the coin of any nation in Europe COM
pare in amount TO the public debt of such
nation? There is. in fact, so little money
in comparison to debt that the moment
there is movement to call for money the
richest nation IN the world puts the shut
tiers up.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10
THE sILvER-TRUST SCHEME.

Mr. z. i. Watson OF West Kensngton,
London. has called attention to plan for
the restoration OF the parity of gold and
silver. Under existing circumstances,
says Mr.. Watson, ''the difficulty lies in ex-
cessive production" Production is Excess
siye or otherwise in its relation to the de-
mand, and equality may be restored either
by Increasing the demand or by reducing
the production. Mr.. Watson proposes to
reduce tie production. Bimetallists pro-
pose 10 increase the uses of silver and
thereby the demand for silver. Mr.. Watson
presents an elaborate plan for reducing the
output Of something that has In past years
formed 0De-haf the basis of credits. Gold
and silver together are the only materials
in which paper promises can be paid. Is it
wise OF a time when credit is expanding
more rapidly than at any former period TO
place an artificial limit upon the production
Of the material OF which the basis Of credit
is composed? The difficulty with silver lies
in the fact that its use as money has been
largely discontinued. 1t has been made to
serve as tender to gold. 1t does not, I'M
der our present laws. constitute one
half Of the basis of credit. Payment
Of paper promises to pay in silver Is
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Professor E. n Horsford of Cambridge
made ne pubic requests.
Mrs. Emmons Blaine has given to the
city OF Augusta. Me. $4,000 to found a
library III honor Of her husbands mem DRY =.
Only a few weeks before his death ex-
President Hayes told a Western interviewer
that he had turned over to his sons all his
business matters.
Mrs. Custer attended her husband In his
camp life for twenty years. moving from
fort 10 fort, but she SAYS he never cOnhded
his military plans to her.
Rev. John S. Wallace, the oldest chaplain
in the navy was placed on tue retired list
last week, and has started on a two months
trip 10 Mexico and California.
A cast Of Phillips Brooks face was OBJ
tained by the sculptor Bartlett immediately
after his death. A Boston dispatch pro-
nOunccs the work very successful.
Senator Proctor thinks that the age OF so
years is the highest at which an army re-
cruit should be enlisted in time of peace,
and that soldiers OF that age can do any
amount OF fighting.
General Saussier. Military Governor OF
Paris. IS one of the three French officers
who. being taken captive by the Germans
In lo70-7l, refused parole ana escaped tIom
the enemy's country.
Professor Huxley knows Of no q priori
reason why snake bodied reptiles. fifty feet
long and upward. should not dlsport them
selves in our seas. As they did in those of
the cretaceOus epoch"
The house into which Lincoln was carried
when asssSsinated and in which he died
possesses such historic interest that Con-
gress has been petitioned 10 purchase il,
and establish it as a permanent memorial.
Ferdinand Ward visited the New YORK
Produce Exchange the other day for the
first time in ten years. He announced that
he had gone into the stationery business.
and was ready TO accept all contracts his
old friends were disposed to give him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10
THE BIDWELL COUNTY BILL.

The proposition to divide Butte County
IS supposed to be killed, but the advocates
of 1t have inflicted serious damage upon the
comfy. 1t was represented that the pro-
posed new county contained pretty much
all the people of the county and as nearly
all the productive land. The Examiner
published map a few days since, which
left the impression that nothing but sheer
peryersity induced people to live out of the
proposed new county. The Chico papers
have shown by figures OF population that
the Examiners map artist was not endowed
with the faculty Of looking on both sides Of
a question. He could not even see bnt one
side Of the county. While THE CALL
readily admits that the residents of county
know better what is good for them than
persons residing at q distance, it regards
these county division movements with dis
trust The division Of a county doubles
the number of officials to support. and ADDS
little or nothing 10 the value Of property
taxed. But as a rule the county division
ISIS make more noise than their opponents,
and in several cases have carried by the
mere force Of sound projects for which no
solid reasons could be given. In the Butte
County case the opponents of division
aroused themselves in time to save the
county