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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
DESPERATE COKE STRIKERS
Drilling for an Attack on the Nsgroei
Who Replaced Them.

" no hepihceu lhems
UNIoNro@N, Pa, July 1S.-The convic-
ton is growing that a general uprising OF
the foreign element against the negroes
who displaced them and the coke OPP
orators Us imminent. Wednesday night
two more houses from which strikers HAD
been evicted were burned. These incen.
diary fires, together with the recent at
tacks, Strengthens the conviction.
For two weeks past the Slavs have been
drilling every day. They preserve deer
secrecy about their plans, and will lei
nothing drop that will give clew to Their
purpose They have been procuring arms
ever SINCE the strike begun, and are known
to havequantities of dynamite concealed
1t is feared that, having become convinced
that their places have become completely
lost and taken by the negroes, in DIES.
perate attempt for revenge they may be
planning "A general attack on the coke
compahy's properties, and that there will
be so many places attacked that tn,
county authorities will be powerless. A
Slay interpreter said today that his peo-
pie are in a murderous mood toward TIL,
negroes, and are anxious for chance tt
kill amy of them who may 20 beyond tn,
protection of the deputies after dark. A,
Oliver the new men have been warned Il
be careful. because the Slavs there openly
threaten to kill the first negro they catch
away from the works.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
pEpuF y MARsHALs KILLED
Their Death the Result OF Misunderstood
ing OF orders.

Their Death the Result Of sIIsunderstand-
ing OF Orders.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-Two deputy United
States matshals met their deaths and two
others were more or less seriously injured
yesterday afternoon in a collision between
freight trains on the Wisconsin Central
tracks near Sixteenth and Jackson streets
crossing. Two locomotives and several
cars were wrecked in the accident, and
the three story brick warehouse of Bur.
dett, Smit h g. Co., stove manufacturers
occupied jointly by them and the Norton
Brothers company, manufacturers Of tin
ware, was partly destroyed.
The men who met death were: J. b
Bristol, deputy marshal, crushed under
box car and taken out dead; W. A. Pross
deputy marshal, both legs crushed and in
Jured internally, died at county hospital
The injured were; Andrew Bales, deputy
marshal, left foot and leg mangled and
lag amputated, condition critical; Angus
tine Wright, deputy marshal, not serious
The Baltimore and Ohio and Wisconsin
Central jointly use this track, and by
some Misunderstanding of orders boti
trains came together on the same track
Both engines were buried under the mas,
OF shattered cars they were hauling, and
the hapltss deputies, who were riding OF
top of the cars next to the engines, wer,
caught and crushed beneath the debris
The train crews saved themselves b,
jumDiuu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

There wac p case Of unusual interest
in TIE slupiuipal Court thls morning.
HAIRY Or a. Ne-a charged with oIar.
ing Tor sale goods beyond the limit
OF four feet from the building line.
Seth Fedster, clerk OF the market
deposed that on July Green Ind two
berry crates on the pavement opposite
tho stand. There is all iron railing
along cellar there and it extends out
4 feet 10 inches and the crates were
outside that railing line.
There was about feet 10 inches or
o feet OF the pavement In use alto.
gether.
In answer to J. p. Nields. who rep
resented the defendant, he stated that
no did not know that the building
stood back OF the building line. lie
had not measured the pavement at
that point. Olicer Palmer saw the
Two crates OF berries there on the
Fourth OF July. The mouth OF the
cellar does be open md you have to
into it.
Mr.. Nields asked that the charge he
dismissed. IL had not been proyen
that the pavement was obstructed nor
had 1t boon proven That the goods
were offered for sale. They could have
been there Few minutes to be taken
Into the store. and surely. continued
the clever young lawyer, the City So
licitor would not object TO business
man leaving his wares on the pave.
mont until no removed them Into his
store few minutes after thoy came
there.
The City Solicitor and Mr.. Nlelds all
had lively tilt over the construction
OF the ordinance and the intention OF
same and the court considering that
no proof OF sule having been made or
OF the goods being offered for So 10,
The case was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
POO Market Street,
xx#ATax*
GRADY 5

A great reduction in Russell
Goods and all kinds of Summer
Footwear. We are offering
special in Ladies' Shoes and
Tan Oxford.
90 pair of Ladies' Tan Ok
fords, reduced from 81 to 7sc.
Ladies Lace Butcher Shoes.
tan and black, at SL25 and
SLIGO.
Our So Tan Butchers, reduced
to So.
We have Ladies' Russet
Shoes in heel, spring heel and
button and lace, at sI.5o
We have the prettiest assert
ment of Ladies Shoes, tor SIS q
i'm square and opera toe, tipped
and spring heel.
We are now giving speciality
in Ladies' Oxford Ties at &c
and 81. an in Misses and
IChlldren's atsooc and 75c.
A great reduction in Chill
Idren's and Misses Russell Shoes
I'm lace and button. Children's,
at o5c and 75c. Misses at 81
and SI.5o. Ladies Juliets at
sI.5o. We have a fine Juliet,
sizes I, ~, 2 and up to z, at
ls2. We carry the finest assort-
lment of Oxford, Patent Leather
Shoes, White Oxford Ties and
Slippers. Boys Patent Leather
shoes for SI.75 and S2.25.
One hundred pairs OF Mems
Calf Skin Shoes, bought at a
sacrifice, now marked at the
door for SLIGO.
Gentlemen, come and see for
yourselves.
The Finest Hand-Welted
Shoe for 81 and up.
Mems Handmade Patent
Leather and Russell Oxford
lies, razor toe, for s.; regular
price S..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

SPRING VALLEY, Ills, July l3.-Th,
long expected wholesale arrests for til,
looting Of the Spring Coal company stor,
in thiN|city commenced Yesterday. Scores OF
houses were rnnsacked from cellar to pnr
ret and any quantity of dress goods. shoes
provisions and groceries were discovered
and identified ms property stolen from tb,
store In each instance the head of tn,
household was arrested and thrown into
the guard house Mt the military camp
Ten arrests were made, and he prisoners
mostly LithHanians were taken to Prince
ton under heavy guard About thirt,
or forty more arrests will follow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

WiIKEsBARRE, Pa, July When th,
decision, rendered yesterday in philadul
phia, hfiirming the Judgment of the loca
criminal court in the case of ex-Baultpl
L. V. Rockafellow, reached this city thu
ruined tinancler was locked up in Jail
second time. Roekafcllow is over TOyear,
of age and wept bitterly when he parted
with his family and liberty He was sen
tenceh to a term of two years and tw,
months in the penitentiary. An appea
Was thken on his behalf To the state si
preme court, where the carrying out o
the sentence wa, ordered
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
DHts.

A gentleman on Wilson street wa
quickly cuisd OF cramps by Sim ms
pain seafeher, the finest pain medi.
cine. 606 King strsst.
House No IL irwin Place for rent
cheap. Apply to Ii. L. Vernon. lie .
PUBLICAN oillce.
Tho first American vessel. the s. 8.
Chatham, since Marcus Hook has come
uudor tho dist riot oil this pot, cleared
to-day for New Castle and Cardiff.
England. with LILO, 900 gallons OF
crude petroleum. The steamship
snow flake entered to-day.
II this isn't hot enough for you, buy
John Nj. Solomon's coal, No West
Third street, and Church street wharf,
Tho regular weekly prayer meeting
OF the Goodman ii. L. Church will be
held to night, at the homo of Benjs.
min Thompson on Tonth street near
DUPONT street.
The work OF paving Sixth street
from Market TO Klns Is nearly tinish.
ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
5RA [)Y'S
N. {. Cor. Sd and King.

Southeast Cor. rum aud king streets.
is the place for cakes ana Java coffee We
sold on saturday ~ barrels OF CAKES. We
sol our Java coil q AZ be; noas ike 1t;
rth doutle the money. We wanted to
src what our customers would say when
we we II eicctioneering and they saile 1
IN und bought caAes. Just thinkl Forty
barrels ON saturday. We win sell 81 bar
Ieis mex Satur1aJ. We will have eleven
new hln1s. We are Just beginning 10
wtA.o III, after the Fourth. We have NOS
put on our v:m and sweep Ia the cake
basincHS yet. cur Java coffee at IS &C u s
IL worth ubIe. A | our coffee Ia clear
ed la Tho roasting. Ii VIII keep You In
20 cd l;umor. Have you tried I.eas Best
III the English way o. making bread. II
saves women. Takes seven miuutes To
get IT ready. Makes bread Tx, pound
cake. Can have the receipt from Fifth
and King streets, Kinks Uleane soap. 1
c. nts. Trolley soap. cents, Saptha soap
: cents Everything to save won IN this
hot weather. Good butter. Good egys
Fine rollUd oats. very best. ceAts. Our
eli ESQ takes Inc lie ID, We have the lost
tea at 25 cents u pound. You cnn I'D our
tea ar 30 cents is charming. MIR. Boyle
was elcctiOneering o save the State. lie
was to kiss all the babies. lie said the
mothers we're so pretty he would like to
KISS them. Come to Fifth and ling
streets. jyl3-6t- 4. NJ. WEIR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

A picnic was held yesterday by the
orange 10 lges OF Philadelphla ct Tia.
ing sun lark. TO commemorate the
Rnn.ve ar oil - Ba tie OF the Boyne,
on the l2tn oil july 1900.
There were about 1000 men in line.
accom- panied by several bands. Some
green rlbboncrs did not appreciate the
music and light occurred, In which
two men were badly injured.
Some persons from this city who
were In the parade, say they do not
want a similar experience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Cupid recently conquered the heart
u Ofllcar Cannon, and Inst evening
twenty-five of his brother officers and
Detective NcNey went to his home at
l72l West Fifth street to extend their
best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Cannon.
The decorations were elaborate. Ec
Chief Shields AMI First Assistant
Dickinson were also present. Opera.
tor Kane was ii. Q. A. and acting
House Sergeant Mari was master OF
circumstan
Turnkey Little did the honors oil
grand rusher, and the bouncing com.
mittes did excellent service and 1t did
not matter whether the man sang or
not II was oil the same except with
one man who flew dc Coop and ran
down lie Lane"
All hands thoroughly enjoyed them !.
selves. Refreshments were served III
abundance. The officers left at a sea.
sonable hour wishing their brother
and his bride many happy days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

An article appeared In an afternoon
paper yesterday stating that Mr..
lhos. Pagan hud lost $4,000 worth OF
81 ck the ther night by fire, and tho
the Trustees of Now Castle Commons
would be loft without security for his
sons ront Of tho HIRES Corner farm,
as Mr.. Fagan's property was gone.
on inquiry at the proper place he
could have found that Dir. Pagan has s
valuable houses In this city unencum.
bored.
gentleman stopped a REPUBLICAN
reporter today and asked him to
state that Mr. Pagan Is all right. and
worth eeveral times the amount of the
little bond held by tho Trustees OF
the New Cattle Com.nons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Sell good footwear for less money
than many stores Is easily told. The
best buying aud selling advantages
make II easy for us to give low prices.
We ara talking about the right kind of
Shoes OF course, good leather, right
sho emuking. The very cheap trashy
kind Is not exactly in our line; ho need
for us TO buy or sell it when we can
handle reliable goods as cheap as the
commnnel grades are sold for at some
stores. We are dealers In pretty near.
ly every thing needed In footwear and
II low prices for good shoe leather in.
terests you, we have both, Forman's.
No. 10 Il, 4th ST.. between Market and
King SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
OLD ESOP'S.STORY
II Is About n Rebellion That Ended In
Hat Failure.

That wise old sldve. Esop. tolls how
the jaws AID the arms refused 10 sup.
ply and grind food for tho stomach
which, they said, vas laz}. thing Nv.
ing on liza neighbors. OF course the
rebelIious mentors suffered aud grew
weak As what we call science did
not exist in .Esops day, it isn't lik ely
that even he understood the full force
OF this fable.
We understand to day the supreme
importance OF treating the stomach
well, for the CONSEQUENCES Of indiges.
tion extend from the brain to the toes.
Because OF bad digestion. there ale so
many Skinny, paie. Dloolless men and
women In the world. Nothing viii
fatten aud strengthen them unless
thoy caft lind food that will pass
from the stomach into the blood with.
out digestion. Pasko!a Is such pro.
digested food.
1T gives me great pleasure" SAYS
DR. q. ". BabcOek OF tuelsra, Mass,
ito 5peak In the highest tefms OF
your delightful preparation, paskula
have lately prescribed II foI one OF
my lady patiente and / am greatly
surprised ut its wonderful power as a
fesh producer Inc Young lady has
been out OF health and losIf 2 flesh,
She began taxing rasko Gs directed.
Her weight was l03 pounda She las
taken four hottiss and now weigls
1o9 pounds. aud Is looking much i'm
proEel. She says she fee 5 Ike nav
creature. This change has been
brought about by Paskola"
Another physicians testimony:
OtWEro y. Y, May u. 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

George McIvcrney has boon held in
$500 bail for an appearance Mt the Aug.
gust term OF tho Quarter Sessions at
West Chester OH the charge of larceny.
1t appears That some time ago Victor
II, Buiiy of near Coatesville came to
this city and bought demijohn of
whlskay. On returning home it Ia al
legged Mclverney took the John and
John harley corn alec.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
-
."*THE.*.
.----Alssssa.
Last Day
Has Come.

Like the life OF person everything
comes to an end. The Great Sale OF
Clothing. dry goods and furnishing
goods which has been running for the
last two weeks at 900 Market St winds
up Saturday night July 14th. Every
one thut purchased goods at this
GREAT Sale admits they hive secured
live dollars value for ono. In order to
make Saturday tha Banner day OF the
week and convert the balance OF the
stock into money at onco we will sell
the clothing, dry goods and furnish
ing goods remaining for 10 cent? on
the dollar OF actual first cost.
This Is positively the last day and
tho last chance forever to secure the
most wonderful and unheard OF bar.
gains In the history OF Wilmington.
Don't fail TO come now or you will no
Igret 1t. The stock Is all now, fresh
and desirable. embracing this seasons
best production. Now or never is
your golden chance to spend the hard.
I me dollar to the best advantage.
just think of it, you buy staple goods
at one tenth value. This Is no trash
or humbug sale. but Bona Eide No
cessity sale to realize money In which
the people gst the benefit. We quote
a few Ir!ces to give a slight Idea OF
the Tremendous bargains. ..-..
Meas so suits for $40. Mons g.
pants Tor Acc. Mems summer coats
i21c, and better goods equally cheap.
Boys long pant suits s2.05. Children's
|su!ts 47c Children's knee pants lac
Thousands OF suits. odd pants and
Icouts and vests, at mere tr ile. Mems
neck ties Sc. Mems shirts 100 and
others. Dry goods such as callcoes
Igingaams, musllns. linens. flannels.
etc.. for whatever they bring. Ladies'
dresses and dress goods for next to
nothing. ana other wonderful bargains
Remember last day. Saturday July
18th. Great Sale. Open Saturday mig lit
until II o'clock.
POO Market Street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

George S. Cochran and Miss Sallle
W. Sutton and George q. Gibson md
Miss Retta K. Coleman were married
by Rev. DIR. Waddoll last evening al
No. ll3 Claymont street. Both cere
monies were performed with the ring
There was a large number OF tho i'm
mediate friends OF the couples present
"a reception was afterwsrd held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

seventh ani Market streets
Investment aud Securities yielding
from to per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and Bonds on Commission execut.
ed NJ all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wlrcI to New York,
Philadelphia. Boston aud Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit Is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Tic truck OF the Delaware Fire Co,
Is not out OF sPrvic. as was stated
yesterday afternoon and which state.
merit was made by police Official.
The wheels hu been sont TO pAiladel.
phia, but were In place when the alarm
was so nded, At the sounding of the
third alarm the company had its
horsos IN the shafts, and was ready to
RESPOND to the alarm II ordered out
by liie mayor.
II they had been in service it was
plaln to be seen that the lire would
not have been as extensive rs 1t was
mo iirenen werO unable to get to tho
ilaihes even with the small ladders OF
the Washington Company. but ii those
OF he Delaware company were in ser-
VICE the fire couid have been fought
directly and extinEuished before tho
STRUCTURE would have been Quilted.
Tho Delaware Company should have
been called into service by al! means.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

M tine suitIngs and trousar!Egs to
yJlr measure at u per cent. raduc.
ON. Trousers to order $3.50 up
snits TO order $1,000 un. Large as
sortment to select from. Call mud see
Them. send for samples. L L l..
TAslOr 800 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Hose Carriage and Car In Collision.
While the Fame Hose Compauy's
carriage was responding to the alurm
OF fire this morning it collided with
Front street car No. 80 at Orange
street, nut the result was not serious.
The company continued on it's run to
the fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
The 10 per cent.

A The 10 Der cent.
discount allowed on
ChaaD Summer CIotbino
To-. Straw Hats and Rus. 8
Tip set Shoes means a
!, ,,a ,.'|, !. % you OIL 81
to renew vol,r summer o,,t,
6t or mart ~ i r., oot
tinq what Won nea} -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

An alarm OF fire was sounded this
morning shortly after O'Clock A
gas stove In Max Cohen's store on
Wo At Front stIeet mad exploded ILere
wa 10 damage dole beyond LiiaL to
the steYe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Tomorrow promises to be fair
TO partly cloudy and rather warm er.
followed by showers in different loca-
lions. Sunday clearer and rather
Icooler.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Kingswood Templnrs received forty.
o1n members last evening. Meets
Q ny two weeks Thursday evening.
We have about $50 members. Music
y nsings, speeches, &c. is the order
vi the meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

snapper Lunch
VIII be served at No. 22i King street.
by Harry 5chnepf. tomorrow. (Satur.
day oy1ning) Those wishing sorne-
thing good should Call. .l ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

J. II. Turner and Lucien Saniel, the
nr 'tor5. who will spaak to the ,opi
in hulited effort in behalf of the la
boring masses will be royalty received
blythe committee
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Miss Mollie Mathews the daughter
OF Randolph Mathews. has gone to
baltimore TO spend two weeks with
her cousin Miss Maggie Handy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

-Four boys were charged In the Mu,
picipal Court this morning with lis.
orderly conduct II appeared from
the evidence that the wrong boys had
boon arrested FOR throwing stones al
Sam Lees door on Fourth street nea,
Tatnall. The cases were dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

at tho REPUBLICAN o.Ilas to-day In thu
shade:
a ociock: 10 ociosn o'clock
20 % "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

w ANTED-First-plas lrnner. no other
w need apply. hoaparieI LAUNDRY,
BOB Shi ley street iI5t!t."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

Tor ALi:-At a sarr ilice, a Rrochea
IL Sha wi, new cost 500. VIII splI
for s. cash. Address Shawl, This ot,lce. 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

WAN rED-Tidy white girl for General
w houscwork IN small Iumity M.
Ply between Gand : p. III. II g ". Seventh
street. tl3-at.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-12-20

BEFORE another issue Of the EA-
GLE reaches it's readers the festival
of Merry Christmas, the dearest
holiday of the year will have come.
1t is useless to speak to the chill
dren of this Day of days, for they
have been looking forward to it
for months. From Christmas to
Christmas marks the year to the
hright-eyed little one who has an
abiding faith in the jolly patron
Saint of baby-hood, Santa Klaus.
Unhappy indeed are the prattlers
whom he has slighted. The EAGLE
hopes that not child among those
to whose homes it goes may fail to
receive some good or pleasing
thing from the hand of the friend
whose round face, fur-clothed fig
ure, appearing on cards and IN
advertisements at this season of
the year, is so familiar TO all.
There should be none so poor but
that some gift to make a little
heart beat faster should be af-
forded. The gladdening and the
renewing of hope for even a brief
season is we'll worthy extra effort
or sacrifice on the part Of any pa
rent who loves the little ones. See
that something goes into each lit
tie stocking. A Merry Christmas
to all!
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-12-20
Holiday goods al Wienor'a.


Holiday goods at Wienor's.
Go to Bonnell's hall tomorrow night,
sure. You'll miss it if you don't.
See the lovely stock OF Colgate's Per-
fumes at ZieRler Bros, A box of this
Perfume makes very useful Present,
Mrs. f.. G. Ra ible entertained her lady
friends Monday at ernooD, IN honor of
her mother. Mrs. II. G. Roney Of Indian.
apolis, Indiana.
Do you want nice gift book. album,
or anything else in this line for Christ
mas present? II you do, leave your or.
der early at the News Depot.
Mrs. J. L. Carpenter entertained a
number Of lady irionds yesterday after
noon, and in the evening made it ploas.
ant for tho male contingent rs woll az
their fair partners.
CITRON. RAISINS, CURRENTS.
CRANBERRIES. PLUM PUDDING,
CONDENSED MINCE MEAT,
PURE MAPLE SYRUP,
STEWARDS.
Holiday goods at Wioper's.
Everything at Weeds general store.
Boxes OF sgenty five fine cigars, iutI
tho thing for a Christmas present to d
gentleman friend, at the News Depot.
A grand assortment Of handsome
dress patterns for holiday presents a
Zicgler Bros.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-12-20

ELECTION time is coming on,
and we would mildly suggest that
candidates for precinct officers
should announce their candidacy
that the people may know whom
they are to choose. $3.50 carries
the announcement till election day
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-12-20

H. B. HAMILTON, of Socorro, has
been appointed associate justice OF
the supreme court, and Judge of
this, the fifth district, The EAGLE
would, of course, have preferred
to see Hon. John Y. Hewitt of this
town adorn the bench, but the ap-
pointment made is unexceptiona.
ble.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-12-20
Card of Thanks.

We desire hereby to express our heart
felt thanks to the many friends who so
kindly extended aid and sympathy to us
during the illness and death Of our baby,
and to Rev. Hodgson and the singers
who assisted at the funeral OF the little
one. Mr. and MR8. S. Y. DILLEY.