davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Straszna smierc.

17-letni Herman schnegas, zam.
ma rogu 81 ulicy Exchange ave.,
wczoraj straszna zginas smiercia.
Siedzial on ma wierzcbu wysokiego
wagonu meblami, przyczepionego
do pociagu frachtowego jadacego we
wschodnim kierunku po szynach ko-
lei B. & @. Ma rogu 100 ulicy i
Ewing ave. sohnegas uderzyl g6rna
czescia ciaia 0 drut elektrYczny kolei
ulicznej, a wskutek tego stracony
dostai sic pod kola wagon6w, zostas
przeiechany zabity ma miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Rady dla byznesisty.

Otto wypr6bowane rady ola pra.
gnacego pozyskac powodzenie ma
jatek byznesisty, ktore podaje kt6ras
gazet amerykahskich:
.Bierz sic do byznesu, jaki od-
powiada twoim usposobieniom IDOL.
nosciom.
80. .Poswiec mu sic ca1kowicie.
.Badz uczciwym W kaadej rzs-
czy.
.Badz ostrozny. Pomysl do
brze, zanim cokolwiek zrobisz.
.Badz postepowym W interesie.
....spij CO noe 8 godzin.
-. Wstawaj rano.
...Uoz sic ME martwit. Zmar-
twienie zabija; praca ME.
Wystrzegaj sic trunk6w
wszelkiego rodzaju.
.Unikaj dyskusyi W sprawach
polityczny oh.
Me obawiaj sic konkurencyi,
ale sic mia licz.
....Badz oszczednym, choc ME
szczedz wydatku tam, gdzie jest po-
trzebny-
A napewno zdobedziesz powodze.
ME : i maiatek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
NIADOMOSCl MIEJSCONB
Ofiara swego powofania.


William Hardin, policyant Negr
re stacyi PREY Cottage Grove ave.,
wczoraj rano zostal smiertelnie ra.
niony przez pewnego rabusia.
Policyant Collins tejze samej
stacyi, przechodzac przez 20 ulice W
poblizu Michigan ave. okoao 2 godzi-
ny rano, ussyszas podejrzany szelest
w pewnej szopie W zaulku. Cicha.
czem wszedl uliczke, ale zaledwie
postapii pare krokow, kiedy dw6ch
mezczyzn nagle sic ukazalo i zaczeli
uciekad. Collins zawolal, by sic "a.
trzymali, ale ucieksjacy, ME ssuohajao
60, skrecili ma 20 ulice. Collins
strzel} "a mimi, ale to ich takze ME
powstrzymalo. Hulk strza}u jednako.
woz zwr6c} uwsge polioyanta Har.
din, kt6ry stanawszy, czeka', az bic
gnacy sic zbliza. Kiedy bylijuz dose
blsko, uderzyl jednego mich pn-
walil go ma ziemie, ale potknawszy
sic o niego, sam upadl IA niego. Le-
zacy pod MIN rabus wyja} revolver i
strzeliwszy czterokrotnie do przytrzy
mujacego go polioyanta, uwolnis sic
tym sposobem i uciekl.
Nadbiegl wtedy i Collins. spo
strzegsszy lezacego kolege, podni6s}
60, okaza}o sic, re Hardin trzykro.
tnie zostal raniony: W szyje, brzuch i
lewe ramie. Zawieziono rannego do
szpitala Mercy, gdzie lekarze Oswald
czyli, ze rauy sa smierteloe. : Har.
din liczy 80 lat, cd r. 1892 jest polls
cyantem, Jest zonaty i mieszkai pm.
1928 Armour ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
z angielskiej Izby lord6W.

LoNDYN, logo czerwca. :
Izba lord6w odrzuci1a dis W
drugiem czytaniu wiekszoscis
199 81, przeciwko 19o bill, do.
zwalajscy wdowcowi zenie sic
z siostrs zmar}ej zony. Bill
ten wywolal wielkie zaintere,
sowanie W sferach towarzy-
skich. Lord Herschell popie.
raj bill; wystepowa} przeciwko
MENU arcybiskup anglika1ski
Canterbury. Ma posiedzeniu
Izby by} obecny i giosowaf
przeciw bilowi ksiaze Walii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Odpust ma BridgepOrcie.

W niedziele II czerwca
przypada swieto Matki Boskiej
cd Nieustajacej Pomocy- pa.
tronki kosciola parafialnego
ma Bridgeporcie. Bedzie wiec
odpust dla tel parafii. spo-
wiedzi s}uchac beda ksieaa
swoi obey W sobote popo1u-
dniu, jako tez W niedziele ra'
no. W sobote wieczorem od-
prawia sic Nieszpory. Do
jak najliczniejszego wsp6iu-
dzia}u prosi
KS. s. NaeOrocki,
,s-cs, proboszcz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Zw4oki zawieziono do trupiarni pm.
904 Erie ave.
Przeiechany.

Czteroletni Emil Rasimowski, kt6-
rego rodzice mieszkaju pm. It'll De-
vey Court, wczoraj bawiac sic ma u
Icy, zosta1 przejechany przez woz,
kt6rym powozii niejaki Anderson.
Opr6cz tego, ze chlopak ma noge
zlamana, zostat. pokaleczony jeszcze
ma innyoh czesciach ciala zdaje sic,
ze wskutek tego umrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
T6lesTamy ZagTanlGzns,
Straszna kataStrOfa ma
Szlazku austryackim.
22O g6rnik6w ofara eksplozyi
W kopalni Karwin.

OPAwA, logo ezerwca. =
Straszna katastrofa zdarzyla
sie W kopalniach Karwin. Sta
osmdziesieciu g6rnik6w zosta}o
zabitych; nadto dwunastu cd.
nioslo smiertelne uszkodzenia.
o godz. loci W noey W sly,
bic "Franciszka" nastapi}a
straszna eksplozya gazow.
Wskutek eksplozyi ponios}o
smierc 12O gornikow. Po tel
pierwszej eksplozyi dal sic sly
szee szereg nowych wybuchow
W tym samym innych szYbach.
Najgrozniejsza eksplozya by1a
W szyoie Jana, gdzie oko1o
so gornik6w zostalo zabitych.
Partya z}ozona l0ciu ludzi,
kt6ra uda}a sic ma dol dla IA
tunku, pad}a take oiars eks-
plozyi gaz6w.
Szyby wentylacyine zostaly
take zniszczone = wszedzle
zaczsly sic szerzy6 plomienie.
Gala kopalnia stoi W ogniu.
Ratunek jest prawie niemoze-
bny. Pomoc przybywa ze wszy-
stkich stron.
W ostatniej chwili wzieto sic
do wydobyWania zwlok. Juz
wydobyto IA trup6w.
Kopalnie "Franciszka"
"Jan'' naleza do hrabiego La
rischa.
LoNDYN, Is czerwca. = De-
pesza Wiednia donosi, co ma
stepuje:
W ciagu 1O4 lat, jak istniejs
kopalnie KarwiGskie, bylo W
mich bardzo wiele fatalnych
wypadk6w. Ostatnia katastro
ia zdarzyIa sig W marcu 1885,
gdy utracilo zycie 1O5 ludzi.
Kopalnia dzieli sic na dwie
sekcye i wydaje rocznie 7Oo.-
900 ton wegla, kt6ry idzie pra,
vie wylacznie do Wiednia'
Wszystkie szyby zaopatrzone
byly W najnowszs wentylacye
i srodki bezpiecze6stwa. Ko-
palma "Franciszka" ma 286
metrow g}ebokosci i jest poia
czona kopalnis Jan, maJs-
ca 333 metr6w g}ebokosci.
G6rnicy, kt6rzy zdo}ali sic
uratowaG, twierdza, zs eksplo-
zya nastapila wskutek wybu-
chu dynamitu, PREY czem jeden
z g6rnik6w ME zachowaf o.
stroznosci. Zginal on pierwszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16

zarzsdu da}yby sic bYfy pre-
prowadzif. Jednakowoz pier
wsze rozruchy zaraz zaszko,
dzily sprawie, a gdyby strajk
potrwa} dluzej, liczba ofar by
laby olbrzymia, a urzsdnicy
zarzadu byliby "a to odpowie.
dzialni.
Prezydent zwiszku g6rni-
k6w, John Nc Bride, oswald.
cza, re z powodu, il W kasie
uie ma pieniedzy, re 1000 g6r-
nik6w W Tennessee opusci}o
szeregi, 10000 gdzieindziej
poszuka}o roboty, : ME pozo'
stalo mic innego, jak tylko ka.
pitulowaG. Dalej jeszcze O.
swiadczy} Nc Bride: Fun
dusze nasze byly wyczerpane.
Winnismy byli setki dolar6w,
nasi urzednicy prowadzacy a
gitacya ME byli W stanie ope
dzic koszt6w, a zewszad otrzy-
mywalismy rozpaczliwe WY,
wanna nades}ania pieniedzy
lub ludzi, by utrzymac W ry-
gorze zwiazkowych. z ludzi
naszych okolo tuzina siedzi W
wiezieniach, a miedzy mimi
w. B. Wilson z zarzadu glo.
wnego W Cumberland, Md.
Poniewaz ME ma pieniedzy
dla ich obrony, przeto beda
musieli poniesc kary. w Coal
Greek, Tenn, 1000 mas opu-
sci}o, 1000 pracuje juz W Ten
nessee, $4,000 W Virginii i
West Virginii, a reszta ME tro,
szczy sic o to, co postauawia'
my. Grozila og6lna demorali-
zacya j musielismy uk}ad Ia
wrzeG".
Me wszedzie jednakowoz
straikerzy godza sic z uk}a-
dem. Wiesci o wzbranianiu sic
przyjecia warunk6w nadcho'
dza gl6wnie z Ohio z Illinois.
Wprawdzie W Sandrum Mi
merton, Hooking Valley, o.,
1ch Halono powr6cic do robo.
ty, ale ma zgromadzeniach W
Mineralpoint, o., W New Phi.
ladelphia, o., Salineville, 0.
Streator, III. postanowieno
trwac dalej W strajku.
z Brazil, Ind. natomiast do
nosza, ze strajkerzy przyjmu.
ia warunki uk}adu, chociaz
bynajmniej z mich ME SO zado'
woleni i podobna wiesc mad.
chodzi tez z obwod6w pitts
burgskiego W Pennsylvania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
w szkOle.

w szk0le.
= Gdzie lezala Troja?
= Przy g6rze Ida.
- No, gdzie lezala Ida?
= Kolo Troi.
= Alez u licba, to mic ME obja-
snia. ot6z glzie w2asciwie leaaiy
CORA Ida miasto Troja?
Obok siebie. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
TrucIeielka W Melbourne.

MELBOURNE, logo czerwca.
- Wladze sadowe tamtejsze
prowadza sledztwo W sprawie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
cy miasta. Policya aresztowa'
Ia dw6ch podejrzanych.
COxeyanie.

JULEsBURe, Colo, Is czer.
wca. 200 Coxeyan6w opano-
wa2o pociag frachtowy jadacy
ma wsch6d przy Big Springs,
W czasie, kiedy deputies" by.
Ii przy obiedzie. Udajac sic
iednak ma wsch6d, musieli sic
zatrzym; &, gdyz zbliza} sic in.
ny pociag idacy W kierunku
przeciwnym, i deputies ich are.
sztowali. Coxeyanie ME opie.
rail- sic aresztowaniu; zostans
zawiezieni do Omaha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
o Kalife.

= Kto was vie, co znaczy Kalif?
- Kalif, prosze pana profesora, to
jest kr6l Kalifornii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16

sZtoWaIl. COXeyanle ME oPle'
rail- sic aresztowaniu; zostans
zawiezieni do Omaha.
"Dzicy" Iudzie.
New YORK, Is czerwca. =
w poblizu Flatbush obiega1y
dziwaczne pog}oski o jakimS
"dzikim'' meaczyznie i o ''dzi'
kiej" kobiecie, ktorzy mieli po-
jawic sic W leslie przy parku
Vandeveer. Policya dowiedzia'
la sic o tych pog}oskach, a sier'
zant Lees postanown przeko-
mac sic, lie W tenn jest prawdy.
Po dluzszem szukaniu W leslie
odkry4 diva parasole W ten spo-
sob wetkniete W ziemie, IL two.
rzy}y rodzaj namiotu, a pod
tym namiotem dwie postaci,
meaczyzne kobiete, W pare
}achman6w tylko odzianych. q
kilku cegiel l starej rury zbu-
dowah oni b5li sobie piec, W
kt6rym sic pali}o, a W garnku
woda gotowa}y sic kartofle.
Ma zapvtanie policyanta ow
mezczyzna odpowiedzia}, re
mieszka tam re swa zona nj
komu ME jest W drodze. Poll.
cyant jednakowoz odrzekl, re
ustawy tego wzbraniaja, i ze
musi ich aresztoWaG "a wl6cze'
gostwo. Przyprowadzil ich tez
ma stacya policyjna, gdzie mez
czyzna 6w zeana}, ze na2ywa
sic Michal Hannah, liczy lat
SO W leslie zamieszkal z zona
dopiero cd kilku .tygodni: Przy,
by1 Irlandyi pred dwoma
miesiacami ME m6g} nigdzie
znalezc zatrudnienia, a re i "a
mieszkanie placic ME m6g{,
przeto IONA zamieszka} W lie.
sic. Sedzia zatrzymal ich tym-
czasem we wiezieniu.
Romans W Wiezieniu.
CLARKsv1LLE, Tenn, logo
czerwca. Przed kilku dniami
uda}o sic Aleksandrowi Dris-
col, kt6ry "a kradziez koni by1
zamkniety W Cadiz, uciec z po'
moca c6rki dozorcy wiezienia,
17letniej dziewczyny. Zabral
panienke re sobs i scigano par.
ke az do Palmyra, gdzie oby-
dwoje znaleziono, aresztowano
do Cadiz prlywieziono. DIE
wcayna obciela sobie by}a w}o-
sy i przebra}a sic "a chiopca.
Japonczyk Amerykanka.
SALEM, Mass, Is czerwca.
Japo6czyk Bunk Matsuki, ,kt6'
ry W r. 1891 zlozy1 by} egza-
min abituryenckl W wyzszej
szkole W Salem, wczoraj VIE
czorem wzia} slubz panna Mar
ia Putnam Meacom W mieszka.
niu rodzic6N narzeczouej. Mo.
da para jeszcze wieczorem te-
goz dnia uda}a sic W podr6z
poslubna, a powr6ciwszy "a
mieszka W will przeslicznie
urzadzonej przez bogatego pa,
ma m}odego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16
Zamach kOlejOWy.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, 15 czerwca.
Wczoraj wieczorem ma stacyi
Gufey, mad kolejs Baltimore
and Ohio, % mil ua po}udnie
stsd, nastapi}y sic rozruchy: o
godzinie 10 spalono Geese far
my Scotia, o p6zniej pr6bowa-
no doprowadzic do wykoleje.
MIA pociag pospieszny. Pociag
wychodzi z Pittsburgh o 60
dzinie 9 minut 20, j szczesciem
szedl tax szybko, re zapors
po}ozons ma szyuach ma box
odrzucl. Strajkerzy twierdza
stanowczo, re ME maja mic
wsp6lnego tym zamachem i
ze re swej strony zaprowadza
straze, by nadal podobne "a
machy sic ME zdarza7y.
Uciekll z Wlezlenla'
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Is czer-
wca. Pieciu wiezni6w uciek2o
dzisiaj z wiezienia powiatoWe'
60. Przepi1owawszy kraty u
okna, spuscili sic wysokosci
80 stop ma powrozach skreco-
nych 2 przescierade}. Nazwi
ska zbieg6w So: Albert Eli.
man, listonosz, kt6remu udo-
wodniono sprzeniewierzenia;
J6zef Freeman, ktory oczeki-
wal procesu o fa}szerstwo i
fa1szerze monet Frank NAL
colin, Collier Nc Donald i
Henry Weir.
Rabusie kOlejoWi.
CENTRAL1A, ILL, Is czer-
wca. Pieciu nieznanych mez'
czyzn ubieg2ej nocy weszfo ma
pociag kolei Evansville and
St. Louis, kt6ry tn ma przyby.
wac o godz. 1 min. 45. Udali
sic do wagonu dla dam, gdzie
znalezli jednego tylko podr6
znego, kt6ry w}asnie by} usns}.
Zabrawszy mu Gala got6wke,
iaka mial przy sobie, W sumie
okolo 100 dolar6w, zeskoczyli,
MIN pociag dostal sic do grani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-16

I6-cz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
NOW USE lAvsA,s. glas.

Healthy Babies 0rsht to Gain Steadily
Ain Weight in August-Four ThInEs
Needed TO Mako Baby Thrive.
August for some babies Is fearful
struggle for existence. 5...
An infant needs pure air. proper
food, cleanliness and careful atten.
tion.-
A healthy baby should gain steadily
in weight In August as we'll us In other
months.
When an infant has cut Its first tooth
and does not thrive as healthy child
should; when 1t grows pale and fret
ful, throws up its food in undigested
masses. the first thing the practiced
doctor will advise is lactated food.
Experience has shown that babies
gain most steadily in weight and size
Ilwhen put on d et OF lactated food.
j The use OF laotated food has made
cholera infantum and summer diar.
lrhea troubles no longer matter Of
fear in thousands OF homes.
Lactated food agrees with babies
when every other nutrlment Is re-
,fu sed. After day or two the puny
child put on diet Of lactated food
shows q decided gain In vigor and
llliveliness and there soon follows ra-
Ipid Increase In weight and size.
Lactated food is absolutely flee
from any possible contamination and
'is so rich In everything that bone.
body and muEce need to grow on
. that babies regularly fed On lactated
food develop in every limb and part
> in way that delights the heart and
q eyes OF mothers.
, Keep luctated food steadily at hand
q 1t will remove the anxiety OF sum
mer dlarrhea and dangerous weak
n ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
Mitchell
/ & Bash,
PIG Market Street
Colossal Clearing Sale
-:OF-
SIMMER GOODS

Business Keeps Good; Prices
Go Down ; Goods Are in
Their Prime = And The
Manufactured. "Kicks"-
We Still Keep Lowering
Prices.
Notions are prime movers
this week--they're here in
Iabundance--and at buying
prices. If you want anything
from a pin, or a spool of cot
ton, to a cake of soap; We
have it. Other departments
are given a good show in the
field of prices this week, too.
Look over the list of prices
Something to interest you
here sure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
third EDITION,
Dots.

b0GS.
John Glynn and Frank White boxed
q ten roupd bout last night In Mes.
efek's Halt The result was a draw. .
The old desks are being removed
from No. o school building to the In
stitute Building.
The Diamond Ice Company 10 unload.
ing three masted schooner load OF
Ice at S.lipley street wharf.
James Heenoy and John b. Mccall
have been grsnted a pension.
The two masted schooner Salisbury
u unloading cargo OF wood AT
Orange street wharf.
The steamer Duffleld and tho ship
W. +. Maud have entered at Marcus
Hook to load with oil.
State Auditor Dulaney completed his
settlement with the clerks OF the
school districts yesterday.
Every case OF piles responds at once
to the peculiar soothing effect OF
Unique Pile Cure. II you suffer, send
for reference to j. X. Wood, Bellevue,
or 2. o. box 322. Wilmington, Del
Michael Leonard and "a force OF men
commenced trimming the trees on
washington street yesterday.
The Park Athletic Club Juniors yes.
tsrday defeated the Fahey Senate by
the score OF IA to ~.
u Il .
M. @ A., Is training the Y. NJ. c. A. oil
Lancaster for its field day sports. Mr.
Hoffman will return home about Sep
tsniber l.
The sixth annual report OF the New
Century Club has been printed
Eugene ii. Burton, son of W. IL
Burton, OF GEORGETOWN. Sussex coun
". and grandson of N. Joseph. OF thi,
city, who has been employed on
large schooner at Key West. Florida
writes that he will hereafter be loo tet
for time at Pensacola
The Alvas and senators will play oil
Interesting game OF ball tomorrow d
8.3D O'Clock at Rlverview Park. Ad
mission l5 cents
Edwin ii. Talley's grocery store, NJ
6O1 King street, was closed by Shel
III Gould on Wednesday upon a iuds
ment for $3.50.
The Roach firm at Oh ester will bull
three ferryboats. to cost $3.50. 0O(
To ply between New YORK and BrooE
lyn.
The Wynnewood Club, Of this city
vas beaten at Smyrna, DEL, yesterda
by the score OF d to 8. .-
Referees yesterday awarded Mar
Tierney s4OO In her suit against Cath;
rine Whelan's estdte on q claim &c
services as nurse.
The brick firm OF Beeson II Hanh
has been dissolved by mutual conseu
Tho business will 10 carried on b
Handy Il Bro.
Camp meeting at Pitman Grove, J
j., closed last evening. Il is believe
that at least 500 persons have bee
converted at this camp this yea
Twelve thousand persons were in a
tendance to-day.
]. l.. Layton the chiropodist and Ii
wife and niece. Miss Elva wllds la,
gone on visit down the State for
week or two.
New Ideas, new inspiration for q
at the Cleveland Meeting in DIV
Presbyterian Church this evening
745. Come and near the music al
reports.
A match has boon made betweC
Tommy Ryan 2 the Wester we
weight. and Billy Layton. OF st JOSEF
Mo:for II finish light to take place
the latter place September II for
purse OF $1,000 and side bet of SIS
each
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

'rhe cried at her wedding, the beautiful
bride.
And they thought II mltter OF course.
But several months after tire knot was
united.
And shs laughed when she got the d.
vorce."
Mrs. L. Whitley Dill ia visiting in
Chester.
Governor Bob Reynolds ls up at
Gettysburg. Pu We hope Tor Della.
wnre's sake that he won't make one of
his characteristic speeches lie will he
pardoned II he keepa his mouth shut
AIR. aud Mrs. Marion Crooks loft for
Atlantic City To-day,
Mrs. Charles L. Breton and niees,
Miss May Sherwood, OF No. lI2S wal
mt street, went to Brenforl, Del, to.
day for the rest of this month.
The Misses Alberta Eberhart anC
Eva Dillon have gone to Atlantic City
where they will spend the following
week.
Tic Misses Sarah and Ethel Eber
hart have gone on a visit to their birth
place. We wish them pleasant jour
noy and II safe return.
Mrs. James Shearer and daughter
fsssle, of West Chester have returned
Rom visit to New Castle friends.
Miss Name Davidson and Miss Hoe
are sbending thu summer at Walteri
Farm, Lenape.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

To night will be gala night al
Union Park, Dooloy's MInstrels will a p.
pear for the last time bef, re- they 10
on the road for their regular season.
William Comfy, the comedian, who re-.
orntly made such a hit In this city. will
sing THE Song Of All Songs" The three
d Acos will also appear. and will give
the wonderful slide for life down an in.
oiined wire l25 feet long. There Will be
the usual concert by tho Calumblan
kand, and the entertainment will he
continuous rom until IL o'clock. So
much was nsver before offered In this
city for tho same price, Next week
fhe Carlton Banjo Cub and the Cas-
lillian Troubadorg will appear for throe
nights each. On August Is. afternoon
and evening, Gllinore's Band o: Il
pieces, under the leadership OF Band
master Inns. and ii chorus OF fifty vol
css. under the direction of &. b.
Rhoads. will be the attraction. They
will be assisted By four pieces oil artil
iery and n troop OF forty muskets
-Four vocailsts will also appear with
the band In addition to the local sing
ora. The band Is Gilmore's origina
band. and Professor Inns succecc ed Il
ths leadership on the death OF Mr.. Gil
more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

EDITOR DAILY REPuBLIcAN.-DEA
Sna-1 see that you recently published
an article under tho heading, 1.-The
Single Tax Nightmare" which said
You never hear OF q man, who owns
real estate, advance such theory as
the Single Tax" and that 1t Is not
! feasible In this country Of the free"
Allow me to point gut to you the fact
that people are not free while few
men own the land on aud from which
all must live.
Investigation reveals the fact that
all the land 10 owned by compare
lively few people, either by deed OF
mortgage, and that the masses of the
people are laudless. Those who own
that which all must have to sustain
life also own and control all those who
have no share In the ownership. and
therefore the landless are slaves In
stead OF free men. Now that land IL
all monopollzed In this country, 1t is
| no longer the land OF the free and
therefore the single tax ia feasible, bs
cause 1t would give to every one theil
equal. inalienable right to life and
liberty, which involves equal rights to
the earth.
| As to never hearing OF man, who ID
| real estate owner, advocating the sin
gle tax. l can put you In communication
with thousands'of them. aud II you
will come up to Philadelphia will take
pleasure In Introducing you to several
with whom am personally acquaint.
cd. Respectfully, GEO. E. CHASE
Philadelphia. Pa.
tOur correspondent Ia certainly
away of In his Ideas about the owner
ship OF land. 1t does not require O
man to own land to DO happy in this
land OF free speech. II those Of us
VINO don't like 1t we can vote to change
1t, but you can't vote to take an
other mans property away from him
when he has inherited or paid for 1t.
| You would have as much right to
take his pocketbook or gold watch OF
the plea that you have none, having
spent what you had earned In seeing
the world. We say again. we thinl
the single tax theory oil wrong andno'
feasible. This country may not be all
one could wish for, but it appears to
the writer that 1t 10 pretty good
country to live in.l-ED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

George Il. Hepbron, OF Brooklyn. N.
Y. and Mise Ida III. Smith of this city
were Joined In the bonds OF matrlrn ony
lat the residence OF the Rev. John
France, No. 5l8 franklin street, at 0
O'clock on "Wednesday evening. Aug.
IA, 1894. The bride wore a blue serge
travelling dress, trimmed with white
braid, and carried q bunch of roses.
Miss Lizzie Smith, OF Cheeter. Pa, was
maid OF honor, and wore cream colored
silk and carried bunch 0f roses. Mr..
Alfred Smith, the brides brother, was
best man, and Miss Edna smith. the
brides little sister, was flow girl.
After the ceriuony they returned to
the bride's parente. No. 1920 Spruce
street, where there was a mum Der Of
the friends waiting, where the
evening was spent pleasantly and at
u O'Clock their friends retired wish
Ing them long and happy life. They
left this morning on the 8. is train for
short tour. On their return they
will spend a few days 10 this city,
then they will go to Brooklyn, N. Y,
where they will reside.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

Only seven hits were mlds in the
Clevslfnd Washington ton inning
game, OF which the former made three
and the litter four This is a recorc
for the season.
W. L. simmons has sold his gres
colt Flying Dutt hnan. to Pat Dunno
the Hawthorne horseman. Early il
the spring. after he had won his trs
rnce, MIR. simmons refused .i5 900 TO
tho horse. The colt Will be taken l.as
and probably entered In soIne of til,
fail stake races.
Jack Hauley, who DISPOSED ofGharlel
Mex eever SO quickly ut the Ariel Clul
recently, lie anxious To meet some o
the crack lightweight boxers, an,
wants especially 10 box Charles J
Gei;ring, OF baltimore. for any mum
Der OF rounds OF to linish for a purs
Ok stake,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

The Republicans OF the Eleventh
ward held their nomination of dele
gates Tuesday evening. August Il,
when the following Wore nominated.
foi delegate TO the convention,
Charles II. Speer; alternate. Theodore
Brown.
First district Committee, Frederick
G. Tscban, John L. Postles, Charles
Williams.
Election Saturday. August Is, at n.
+. corner Maryland avenue and uck-
son street. Polls open from to I.