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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Agricultural 9aepplee1eeett.
G~anowirtbfhaftlide 8eiIo9e
Slinois Stats 5eituns.

SIM 6inbIid auf Sic grOBe 8eSeutltng,
tpel9e 5uOerIdiit9e, raid berOfentli6te
Ga9rtbten iiber BEN Saatenitanb in ben
einseLnen Staaten un6 Counties fir Die
8eurtbeilung bes ibIieBIicben Grnteaus7
falls in 6enielben, ioipie fir Die beretnitige
@eitaltung Ser 8reile Ser TeLbiriicbte be-
iiben, lit es Iebr pInibenstpertb, baB aus
Dem areiie %unierer 2eier inns recbt bGufig
bterauf 6e3I9It9e Wtittbcilungen 9enta6t
per6en. SIM GlnibLuB oil bteie 9ta6ri6ten
iiber Saatenitonb uno @rnteausfi6ten iin0
audi ionitige Ansoben in Se3ug auf ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8etrteb, @artenbalG,
bte Sbft3udt, Smferei u. I. 10. fir ~unieren
2eierfreis bon au9eu1etnem Sntereiie; no
es n0tbig 1T, baS Gei6riebene in cine pais
ien6e Sorm fit Sen Druid ST. b%rinsen, NM
ter3icbt Bic &eOattiOn iib 9erne bieler
WtI6e.
@Qe fir Sic 8eilage beftimmteu Wtttz
tbetIungen un6 9(nfragen iin6 SIT ribte1 an
Nn6reas 9 tmon,
&ebaftenr Der Observation-Disclosures 8eiz
LACE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
BUR Diehausfubr nah europa.

M9emein miro eS anerfannt, 6aB ms
in eriter 2inte cine ri6ti9 uno praftii9 ge7
Leitete Gie65u6t einen oerbdltntBmGBig
grOBeren @epinn br;ugen fam, ais mir
llnter ben jeBtgen 8erbGltnilien bon 6em
@etreioebau ertparten f~0nner, unb e5 perz
Sen Die QtuSiicbten auf cine erfolgret9e
8iebsu9t burcb Den groBen llnfang, ben
in btelem Sabre Die Yiebausfubr naA
europa nebn1eu ioI, nod guniti9er ge>
~ftaltet. Sc lit i6on icBt auf allen
9ampfern, Die ii6 nit benz 8iebtransport
betalien, bis gum Sftober bin aler Derfig@
bare Gaum bele9t, uno foitet baS Gino
na6 en9Iiiben 6Gfen II bis Il Collars,
na3 6%anlbur9 $3.50. Sin fir ben 8tebz
transport eingerlbteter 9ampier tann
un9efd9r 800 &inoer uno $500
Sbafe befOrbern, un6 ionen bis gum
Sftober 10000 Gtnoer unb $4,000
100000 S6afe befOrbert perben. 9lrb
Der transport bon auSgeicbla6tetem TLeiicb
iou Elm le6r beoeutenber tperben bic neuen
9ampfer uBruiita" unb vBerita" Ser
6ambur9> Q(meritanii6en 2inte baben rie@
iige @iSfammern unO iin6 Suit in 0ienit
geiteut tuorben baB bieie Nusfu6r auf Ben
europGii3en S~letibmarft britdenb tpirfen
muB, lit ni6t ab%5uleugnen, bic Preiie, Bic
in 9cuti6lano Der 2anbmtrtb erbdLt, itnb
ober lcbon 10 9ertng, 6aB bte Soften Der
Mait faum be5ablt iperben. Sci benz
S6ld6ter merit bas 8ublifum freiLi6 BON
ben btaigen Preiicn ebenlo wenig, ME BEL
Dem Bidder!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Die Woupreife.

Sn 2on6on bat neuli6 6ie brittle Ser
otesjGbrigen Observation-Disclosures ftattsefunz
ben, tDeldc 295 900 8alIen un1faBte.
Die Nuftion begann unter ieDr un9inz
Itt9en 11mitanOen nit ber ii9eren Nu8iicbt
auf et1en tpetteren BretS6rud Der allerz
6tn9s i6On auf etnem iebr nieOrigen gti@
beau angefommcnen .8retie. 8iele picb7
tt9e 0rlnoe, bic un3peifelbaft in itarfem
gerbaltntB peiter angetpaobieneP rObuttion,
BET ldbme Sang Der Sabrifati0n in taft
alien Observation-Disclosures GnglanbS uno
beS Seltlanbes, Der iberaus nie6rigeB reiSz
ftano aQer anOeren @eipinnftfalern, benz
AUDI Die Woae gu unterliegen iobien, ipras
den fur Die llnauSbleiblidfeit ferneren
Wet6ens Der 0oQpreile, i'm be1tcn Sale
tltr Grbaltung bet segentpGrtigen Wertbz
flute. ghlr cine i1pa1e 6offnung beitanb
dut cine gegentbeilige @ntmifelung, nGmz
lid Die SbeiInabme ~unIeres 9anbes, bas
gum eriten Ufol felt pielen Sabren ais Wtit>
betperber a%uftrttt.
SIS lit b~c5eicbnenb fir bic Sage, 6aB 6ieIe
geringe 6offnung 9egenIber ben ptelen iie
acknowledgement 8efIr6tungen ben Sieg
oabon9etragen un6 iicb in 2on6on ie IGnger,
6elto enti9iebener cine unertpartete 9(ufz
beiierllug Der @oapreiie eingeitelt bat. So
tuiinicbenStpertb bic Tort6auer bieier belize
rem Stimmung fir ben Nrttfel lift, neil lie
nIan9en bisDer suriidgebaItensn 8cbarf,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Der Garter am Daterbau1e.

@inen boben @ertb bat Der 6ausgarten,
beiien mir 10 ielten gebenfen, tpetl mir unS
letner faum betpuBt iinb. Wenn Der
Weni3, ldngit BON ber S6oae peridblagen,
auf peIber feline Niege ftanb, ~SuridDenft
al Sic i10nite 3ett leines 9cbelts, ali bic
Sugen63eit tpel6er Srt lit es bann, Der
INNER tpiebcr Dor iein g~etitigeS @use tritt ?
Der @arten am 8aterbauic. Sn ibm bat
er ieine froben StnDbeitStage perlebt, in
ibm Die 3ufunftstrdume eetrdumi, berel1
10 tpentge ii6 erfluten. SIM 0arten beS
GlternbauieS bat er feline &rdftc gelibt, bat
er iib nit lGn9it Derl6tpunoencn 6reun6en
getummelt. 6ter ltn0 ibm bic eriten @in>
bride geipor6en bcS unermeBlicben 9tei9es
Der Naturipelt, bier bat CT bic @unber Der
@Dttes160ptung gum er1tenmale gelbaut
unb itD 10 fin0lib, 10 inni9 gefreut an ben
i90nen Slumer, Die ibm BON Der Site Ser
90 litter gtatur pre0igten SIS ltno berger
quiGenoe Stun6en, III Denen apir inns fol-
den @rinnerun9en ~btngeben, lie traeen
unS ilGer 10 man6e Gebensiorge 6inpeg.
g8er lit, Ser letnen &inoern biele Stunben
nicbt beretten mo0tc Sesbalb: y@ebt
Sen &tn6ern Qlnt1eiL an eurem @arlen!"
ssh man 1tltn Dtele3 S1ema tpelter aus
i%pinnen, 10 mub barauf bingetpieien tperz
ben, baB bebufS @eGung bes Naturitnnes
unb Ser 2tcbe 3u Oer 8flauaeutpelt inter
Der &inoerpclt, Der 9roBltGbtii6en gat5
%beionbers, N%nlegung bon ShalgGrten,
Spa3ier9dnse in Die Starts ODER DoritGb@
tii4e l1~m9ebung, 8efOrberuns Ser bdusltz
hen 8lumenpfegc &C. iiob bon uni9Gbba>
rem Sortbetl erweilen tpiirben.
Sn ben beutiden GtGOten 6e5 alien 8a7
terlanbeS birgert ii9 be Site INNER mebr
etn, I'M 2aufe bes Srlbjabrs bon Seiten
Der S9uLc 9eet9nete Gopfpflanaen gu uer7
t6eilen, pelbe bic S3ultinber Ben Som>
mer iiber 3u pflegcn unb I'M SCRIPT su ei1er
tIeinen nit Teitlidfeit nbBreiSpertbeiluu9
Oerbunbenen Bfan5enausfteuung ipieber
mit3ubrin9en ba5en. go boben lidb er1t
fiir3li9 in Sranffurt q. 90. Die aQgemeine
Sebrerneriammlun9 unb bic @artenbaus
@eielll9aft 5u einem 8eriucbc Der TDroer
rlng ber bausli3en 8lumenpflege pere
einigt. !3u 8eginn Der SommerTerien
berlammeln it6 in be: @laubur9ibule bic
Schiller Der bret oberlten &Lolienl nm Die
bon elmer NnaabL @artner gu bielem 3peGe
un~etgennitBis aur Gerfiigung geiteuten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Wirfunsen Ser Oarre.

Der 8eribt 0es Mder6atz sc tniiteriums
tIr bic nit benz Z. 9lu9uit St @n6e geganz
gene @oCbe bebt b~eIon0erS berpor, 6aB Die
Mtaispflan3ungen in Mi6igan, Soma, See
brGsfa uno Si0>9afOta, ctnige unbeoeuz
tenbe @ebtetst9etle auSgenomn1e1t, BON Der
anbalten6en 6tBe uno Sro6en6eit nett
ibiperer gelttten baben, aIs in Der DOrber>
9eben0en Nocbe angenommen lDOroen mar.
Sn CUBS afota, g~tebraSfa uitb Wfi6t>
gan tper0en Die pertroGneten Otais1tau6en
be6ufs Bertuenbung ST. 8tebfutter abge5
16nttten. Sin erfreult6ereS Bib %liefern
Die iii0licbcn Staatel1, in benen cine Dorz
| 3i9ltcbe O2GiSernte 5u ertDarten itebt; bort
bat Die Dcrfloiiene 8p6e DieL 9te9en i'm
0efDlge 9ebGbt. Qu6 Der nDrblicbe She'll
bon G>s6igan uno bei9rGnfie 0ebietsz
flGdbeu in MittelzObto uno zWtiiltIiippi
finb nit 9tegen be9Iiift ipor6en, aber tpeit>
aus Der groBte She'll Der @e6ietsitreden
fpeitlib bon ben Qtuegbantes, eini6lteBIib
Der Otatsitaaten, bat audi in Ser nerflo1iez
nen BO6e tpentg o6er gar fetnen 9tegen
auf3utpeiien gebabt, un0 bort bat fid IN
SOlge Der fortoauernben 9iirre Die Sa6z
Iage nod mebr Deri6liu1mert.
2ebte re bat CUR Solge 9ebobt, 6aB am 7.
&u9uit Der Otats auf go Gents per 8uibel
bon 56 Pfunb itteg, aIio nm 3 Gents bober
1tano, ais 8eiSen SEQ. 2 gu 80 8funb Der
8uibel. Seitbem lit Der Wfarft aber tpte>
Der ruDt9er geDorben uno W9ais lit our
3eit, ba bieieS geibrieben tpir6, auf 5644
Gents fir September 2ais unb 54B Gts.
ftr Maisatais 3urilfgegan9en.
9tm 1. Suti 3. S. purbe 6ie Maisernte
ouf etnem 10000 900 Ncres umfofenben
@ebiet auf 1850, 000, 900 8EiDel peranz
iAlagt, ober Denn aucb bieie Wtense burcb
Die in ben tpeitli9en Staaten bertibenbe
Srofenbeit UNI % 8ro3ent ermGBtgt tper>
ben %iolIte, 10 felt iicb bic Sacb(age nod
immer nicbt iblimmer, ais iie inn October
0es pDrtgen SabreS mar, in tpelcbem bic
SIrre befanntlicb ebenfaus Die 8oranz
foliage Der Grn~tepropbeten itber ben 6aufen
mari. 8enn bic biesiGbrige Grnte nur Is
YrO3ent Der frIber berebneten Wfaismenge
ergeben tpIroe = 1,619, 000, 900 BuibeL
alto - 10 miirbe ite tmmer nod einen
9rOBeren @rtrag auftpeiien, ais Bic bonn
oOrigen Sabr, benn beuer iinb 1900, 900
9tcres mebr nit Wfais beteut, ais i'm
bergangenen Sabr. 9iefe 0arIegungen
mogen Wtanbem ais au optilnifttlcb qez
fGrbt eri3einen, bod es fin6 6arin
&9atio6en entbalten, tpeLbe es DieQeicbt Al
berbtnOern DermO9en, 6aB 0eute ibren
&opf Derlteren in benz pi(oen @e6rGnae
mad Dem @ufauf bon MtoiS 5u 60 @ents
ben 8uibel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Wbtraen, alnattne, 18. A,te,tIt 1894.

letcbt fultipirbaren 3tmmcrpflansen aug
ben 6dn6en Der aus beiben 8ereinen gez
bi[beten g flan3cnDert6eilungs e&ommtiiion
cntgesen 3n nebmcn. Gs mur6en etlpa 300
pLombirte 8lumeuft0fe init Der n6tbigen
QlniDeilung sur GertbeiIung sebradbt. SIM
6erblt perben bic Scbiiler bieielbcn g fan
SEN ipieoer GUT StelIe bringen, un6 bann
loIen bic, beren Blansen fib burcb quite
@ntwidelung auS5eicbnen, 8rGmien er6alz
ten. Oerartige ~gemetnniibigc 8eranltals
trn9en erforbern penig Oti6e u16 Soften
lno tOnnten getpiB aacb bier BEL uns recbt
pieL Segcn FIFTEEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8rieffaiten,

I'm 6ie MISUNDERSTANDING 8eiIase fir
unlere 2e1er 10 Iebrreib unb nubbringenb
ais m0sIicb gu geitalten, 1T einem iebcn
bon ibl1en 6as 9tec6t etngerdumt, ii6 brief
ltc6 ODER manblicb All Sic &eOattiOn UNI
Mustunft itber ale I'M Ionbwirtbi6aftlts
ben 8etrieb licb auftperfenOen Sragen gu
menben unb fitb aucb 9lnttuorten auf
irgenb melbe i'm 8rieffaiten perOhentli67
ten 6rasen erpiinl9t, benn es tann pobl
feinem 3metfe[ u~nteriporfen ietn, baB bic
praftiIbe @rfabrung, Die manber 2anbe
pirtb seraoe in iolben Sauen, in Oenen
um austunft gebeten tptro, geiammelt
bat, bic aaerbeite 0Oiung iol3er 5rasen
nab ii3 gu Sieben Derntag.
Ste st e6aftton.
X i x
385. Gs lit meine 9lbit6t, an 5tpei
SteQen auf meinem SelOe 8eriu9e nit
@al6platterblen ansuiteaen un6 3tuar auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
BIherttfA.

81. @ernidb's SerbfzaotoIo9
entbdGt eth D%ouitdnbiges Ger3ei4niB ouer
gansbariten SGmereien, Acknowledgements
li6er Maibineu, Sutteritoffe II. +. M.
8. 8crni6, WetLwaufee, isis.
vS ubercuIofts unb @erfn3e
NIT SubercuItn", Bulletin geo. 40
Der 8eriu9sitation ber llniperiitat bon
@isconitn.
IS IGfenfri6te} fir Grnnz
5 iln9ung nnb ais gutter" Tar7
mers Bulletin SEQ. 16 bes Q[der6oumini>
iterium5 in @ai6ington.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13

Qdbl BET feer @fansengattung fnb Sic 8eGn6aun9en, neIbe ouub &utur
ub 3ubtpa6l berDor9Hu1m nurOen. 10 6efusOiasnO unO Oaibsosnartig geweien,
ais bell ben @auenanern, 6e iebt nit icbDeQenben &no5pen af ben Qchn neen unb
in Babe tbren &eiabum an 6arbn entuHen pe@n. Ghru btben ibt. ibn Die
6QubtNur6e Der Sdbaufenfcr unirer gtummdben un6 ner 6Mle in 8RSug af Ser
iCbe6rbett Der TGrbun9 uno 6ormen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Glune bctmbet, miro
l6perGb one g8treS in ben farbenuhben Sptearen Der Sebt3et NbtOmminge Der
i'm Sabre 1871 Don benz SeiutenpMr SncarptHe aus China nmb europa etngeIbrtn
Nrt Calistephus sinensis Nees oernutben, benin iWe 81umen marcn u1pruner6
10 emfocha ais nur cine &omppihnblume in fann. 9e aus geben Standardization
qebtbde SbGbe ungab III cine 9etbs botartger, unf9einbar llafarbener etrabz
InbTthp1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
So.

1896. 8tr iinb groBe 2ieb6aber bon
Sentgurfen ltnb mO6ten gerne Elm beuGbrz
teS &ccept gum @inmacben teftnen Iernen.
&Onnen Sic uls Elm lolbes mittbeiIen ? =
mnrooretho 6iISohronS Onino;s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13

5rn. Wthael 6eretb in Otebrasfa, Der
i'll $50. 29 Der v0anbtp. 8eilose" iicb mach
ber Qloreiie bes 9rn. g 6 / a nj in
Geras ertunoigte, 5ur Nabri9t, baB 9eB=
in 3aDlor, TeraS, pobut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13

Webrere Nnfra9en unb auh
fir BEN Spre9aaI be1timmlte
Wttt BE II nngen langten il
90 Drummer 5n pGt an mn6
~ ero EN- IN Der 9ite 8labftnz
(,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13

6ebGer unb mas lit 6agegen gu tbun? b.
Welcher &alf 1T pbospboriauer, Der 9es
l0i6te o6er ungelOi9te?
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-30
THE WAR IN COREA.
Japanese Believe That China Is
Merely Sparring for Time,
DESTRUCTION OF THE KOw sHING

OF Nearly Two Thousand Troops on Board,
Only Forty Were Saved by the French
Gunboat Lion-CoreAns Opposing All
Foreigners.
SHANGHAI July 30.-The Chinese Of
fetal account of the recent engagement
between Chinese and japanese warships
says that the Chinese ironclad Chen
Yuen, which is one of the largest vessels
of her class belonging to the northern
fleet, retreated TO Notze and escaped cap
ture by the Japanese. The latter, the
report adds, captured dispatch boat and
sank transport Six other transports
escaped. News has been received here
that on the same day the naval engage
ment took place the japanese troops
ashore attacked the Chinese at Asan. No
details Of the attack have been received.
Last evening further details of the naval
engagement reached this city The fight
ing, though Of short duration, was very
severe. One of the japanese warships got
within a comparatively short distance of
the transport Kow Shing and discharged
torpedo at her. The missile was well
directed aud struck the transport fairly
A terrific explosion followed, and the Kow
Snlng began at once TO ull,
Prior to the discharge Of the torpedo
the crew of the transport, which was
armed, and the military force on board Of
her made q hard fight against the attack
ing force. Many of those on board Of her
were shot dead on her deck
When the vessel began TO sink there
was great excitement on board In the
dire confusion that prevailed no attempt
was made to lower the small boats. But
even had such an attempt been made the
boats could have carried only a small per-
centage of those on board. Every foreigner
on board the transport, which had been
chartered by the Chinese government
from an English company, was either
killed in the fighting or went down with
the vessel when she foundered.
The loss of life was very great. OF
nearly two thousand Chinese troops on
board Of her only forty were saved. They
were picked up by the French gunboat
Lion, that was cruising In the vicinity at
the time
Only a short time elapsed between the
explosion of the torpedo and the founder.
ing Of the transport. The vessel went
down suddenly near Shopiont Island, al
which place her commander made an at
tempt to beach her.
The Tsao Khan, which was captured by
the Japanese, was an old man of-war that
had been impressed into use as a trans
port. Many men were killed on board OF
her before she fell into the hands of the
| Japanese.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-30
Thrown from . oarrIags to Death.

BELLAIRE, o., July 8O.-A terrible acct
dent occurred at New Mart.nsville, w.
Va, south of here, on the Ohio river,
which resulted in the instant death of two
persons and the fatal injury of one other.
While driving two spirited colts along a
country road they became frightened,
throwing the driver, John Kabel, prom
inent farmer, his daughter, Mrs. Drusilla
Hook, and her 4year-old child out of the
carriage. KabePs neck was broken, and
he died instantly. Mrs. Hook had her
shoulders and breast crushed, skull frac-
tured and ribs broken, and died soon after.
The child had an arm broken and skull
fractured and cannot recover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-30
COREANs DEMAND REFORM.
A Powerful Organization Formed to Drive
Out Foreigners.

A Powerful Organization Formed d to Drive
Out Foreigners.
LONDON, July 30-As the result Of in
quiries made of experts in eastern poll
tics and persons who have resided in
Corea, the representative of the Associ-
ated Press learns that widespread discon-
tent exists in Corea because of the cor
ruption aud misgovernment that every
where prevail. One of the most powerful
revolutionary factors in the country is a
quasi religious sect called Tong Hak,
which ascribes the precarious condition of
Corean trade and commerce to the pres
ence of foreigners in the country. This
sect has set for itself the task of ridding
Corea of the hated foreigners, and has
threatened the Japanese and other foreign
residents. Among the charges brought
against the foreigners is one that they
have caused an enormous increase in the
prices of food stuffs, without any benefit
accruing to the Coreans.
The king of Corea possesses no real au-
thority, and he is in constant terror of a
re volution that will sweep him from his
throne. He is heavily In debt, and the
whole country is in a state of anarchy. To
this condition Of affairs is due the revolt
that recently started in one Of the prov
inces.
Last year 80, 900 Coreans, armed and un-
armed, threatened to march ON the capi-
tai, Seoul, and expel the foreigners. This
rebellion was suppressed, but the country
has been disturbed ever since Reforms in
the administration are regarded as abso-
lutely necessary, not only to save the
commerce of the country, but for the
safety of foreigners.
Advices have reached here indicating
that the Japanese attacked the Chinese
troops who landed at Asan from the
transports that escaped from the Japan
ese wsrships, 1t is added that China has
prohibited the expectation of rice or grain
Torpedoes have been laid in the Mort
channel and the entrance of Yang Tst
Kiang river. The Chinese government is
buying war material freely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-30
The Japane,e su,nioIou..

YOKOHAMA, July 3O.-An imperial edict
has been issued, calling out the army and
navy reserves and ordering them to re-
port forthwith at their respective head
quarters. The Chinese residents of Japan
are greatly alarmed at the threatening
outlook and are fleeing from the country
In large numbers. At Toxic the convic-
tion is growing in official circles that the
Chinese negotiations are simply pretext
to gain time in order to allow China TO
concentrate her forces for the purpose OF
making a combined attack on the Japan
ese. Reliable information has been re-
ceived at Toxic that the main body Of the
Chinese army crossed the northwestern
frontier of Corea on July 25. Further fir
ing on japanese ships on the Corean coast
Is reported
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-30
RAILROAD.
Il 5OHUYLKILL DIVISION.
JITNE al 1904

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For Wiggan,s, Gilberton, rrsckville,, New
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town, Phoenixville, Norristown, Philadelphia
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Sundays, II :13 ., m. and $40 p, m.
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carr Il 80, 3 40, Al, (6 l6 Congressional Limited
Pullman Parlor Cars and Dining Carl, III
days, 3 80, 20, no. II l8 II 40, m.. 44l, $50
4OP N. and IL 03 night,
Leave Market Street Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express, s. 10, $40, $50 a. m. 200 Saturdays
only, 2, 3, 4, 420, 500 and 40 p. m. week days
Sundays, express 8, TS0 8, $50, g, 945 q. m. and
$50 p. m. Excursion week day 5, a, m. Sun
days, $50 a. m. Returning, leave Atlantic
City for Philadelphia, 645 (Mondays only, 7,
750 8, l0.35 q. m. 3, 4, 5 30, 7.55 and 40 p. m.
week days. Sundays 335, 4.O5, 5, $50, g. sos
905 and 955 p. m.
For Cape May, Anglesea, Wildwood and
Holly Beach, express 9 a m. d 80 Saturdays to
Cape May only 2.30, and m. week days.
Sundays, $50 q. m. Excursions, Z 90 a. m.
daily. Returning, express trains leave Cape
May for Philadelphia, week days, z, a. M, 80
and As p. m. Sundays, 3 45 5, s55 p. m.
For Sea Isle City, Ocean City and Avalon.
Express, 9,i0 Ia. m, 23O and 42O p. m. week
days Sundays, $50 g. m Excursion, 200 a. m.
daily. Returning, express trains leave Sea Isle
City for Philadelphia, week days 6 "a, 8 l5
a. M. 2.S5, 5A p m Sundays, 4O4, s 46, ~
D. m.
For somers Point, express, 7, s 90, 8 80 a. m.
y, :, and 40 p. m. week days sundays, 8 So
s, ., As a. m.
/ S. M. PRHvosT j. K. WOOD,
Gsnl ksusghr Cen Hass'E'V A.
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VINELAND, N. j., July 8O.-The board of
education elected on Friday, in order to
circumVent any move their opponents,
the woman suffragists, might make, or
ganized by electing o. II. Adams presi-
dent, and Levi d. johnson clerk. Lawyer
Alvord, counsel for the women, says the
next move will probably be TO take out =
quo warranto and try to have the election
get asida
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FORT WORTH, Tex, July 50.-A habeas
corpus trial instiyuJed by the orphans
home officials here to recover custody Of
Rosa Mcknight a child who was taken
from the institution by her mother, is de-
veloping sensational state of affairs at
the home. Children are alleged to have
been horribly whipped chained in dark
room and even burned with hot bottles as
punishment for trivial offenses. The trial
is creating intense interest.
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whY IntervsntIon No. Asked.

BERLIN, July 3O-Advices received here
from Seoul, by way of Shanghai, show
that upon the refusal of Corea to accede
to Japan's demand that the Chinese troops
be sent out of the country the Japanese
advanced on Seoul. After a short en-
counter in which the Coreans were de-
feated, the Japanese occupied the royal
palace. The king of Corea, thereupon,
asked the foreign representatives to inter
Vene
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New YorL's Hoat Victims.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Total cases Of
death by sunstroka and heat prostration
yesterday were Michael Lowell, 32 years
old; Thomas Spencer, SO; John Toomey,
so; John DAILY, 25 years; James McGowan,
90, a laborer in Central park; Mary
Scheusted, 3 months old; Henry D. Holz-
wartE, 80, died at his residence from the
effects of the heat. An unknown man
was prostrated in Brooklyn and died be-
fore an ambulance could be summoned,
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TerrIpII nnrnea nr 0nsoiln..

WOODBURY., N, J., July 3o.-while fll
ing gasoline stove without extinguish
ing the fire the tank exploded, setting 6r,
to the clothing of Miss Lidie Gibbs, o.
Thoroughfsre. and burning her in terri
BILE manner. DR., Abbott, who attended
her, says that her recovery is very doubt
ffIl .......... ...
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CoIII,Ion Of TroIIev Onr,.

PROVIDENCE, July sO-Two electric cars
collided on the Riverside line last even
ing Both cars were crowded with excur-
sionists going to and coming from shore
resorts, and the cars turned the corner at
the same time Both cars were badly
broken and Albert Holt, motorman of the
north bound cars, and four passengers
were seriously injured.
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PLAINFIELD, N, j., July 30 While Am
brose Mayrienschank, of Dunellen, was
intoxicated he assaulted his son Frank
with large knife and stabbed him sew
eral times He was arrested and taken to
the Middlesex county Jail at New Bruno
wick, where he was held TO await the re
suit of his sons injuries.