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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
OFFICE OF S. CHERRY, u Drayt,

SAVANNAH. IA, DCt. 10, lNs,
MCSSTs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga:
DEAR SIRs-I woul like to add my tcstJ
mOny to the almost miraculous effects OF I. T..
i. in the case of Mary Ingraham, "A woman
living on my place; she had u constant cough,
sore throat, debility, ETC., and was Cmaclatc1
to a degree that she was unable TO get out Of
ted unaided, being given up by physicians.
she had taken the ruinOus so called blood
medicines without the least effect, until being
put under the =. =. r.. she Immediately began
to improve and is now in as good health a.
ever in her life. You can refer TO me al any
time as to the effect of l.. p. i. in the fOrcEO
ing case. Yours truly, SAMUEL CHERKN.
p. p. u. A wonderful medicine it gives an
appetite, it invOrates and strengthens.
p. p. =. Cures rheumatism and all pains ~
side, back and shoulders, knees, hips, wrist,
and joints.
i. p. Z. Cures syphilis in all its various
stages, old ulcers, sores and kidney complaints.
L. =. L. Cures catarrh, eczema. cTysip".as.
all skin diseases and mercurial poison.
T.. p. p. Cures dyspepsia, chronic female
complaints and broker down constitution aLd
loss of manhood.
Z. +. p. The best blood purifier Of the age.
Has made more permanent cures than all other
blood remedies.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
SLEEPING-CiR SERVICES,

On Trains Nos. h and 81. Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between New York. Atlanta and Jack
~>onNl.le, and between Charlotte and Augusta.
On Nos. 81 and 3. PuIInaA Sleeping Cars
between New York and New Orleans, New
York and jacksonville and Tamna. and be-
tween New York and Ashcyille and Washing
ton.Ncmphis and Augusta Dining Car Greens
toro 10 Montgomery
on Trains Nos. y and - Pullman Sleeper be
tween Greensboro and Raleigh.
Trains Nos. IL and l. run solid between Rich
A2tni and Atlanta and carry Pullman Sleeping
Cars between Richmond, Dauyille and Greens
bOrO.
l.. BERKELEY. J.. :. b. THOMPSON
superintendent. uparinran3ar-
HFeehSIoro, ~. Richmond. Va.
W. \. TURF. General Passenger Agent,
WASHINGTON, D.. {.
- IL HARD" IGN. Asst. Gcnl Pass. Agent
ATLANTA, GA.
W. II. GREEN. SOL HAAS
Zen Manager, Traffic Manager,
"a>hlnston. DC Washington, u. {
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
SENATOR HOAR'S COFFIN.
1t Contains Corn Cobs, and Is "A Reminder
of the Alabama Campaign.

of thu Alabama Campaign.
stood in the doorway of baggage car of
the noon Atlanta and West Point train
today. 1t was filled with corn cObs and
sent by the democrats of Benton, Ala TO
Senator Hoar, who helped to raise the
5000 subscription of the Home Market
club, of Boston, to defeat Congressman
Oates, of Alabama, in the recent race for
the ~governOrship.
The cobs inside represented the politi-
cal remains of Reuben F. kolb, who ran
against Oates. The coffin was brought
in just at the time when the station was
most crowded. There was a large crowd
to greet it. 1t was hustled upon a pair
of trucks and rolled to the Seaboard
train, which stood waiting for it. The
followed it and saw the inscription
&c. F. Hoar, Washington, D. c. Paid
Home Market club $1,000. Herein bury
your hopes of splitting the Solid South.
Compliments of Benton, Ala democrats.
Pail bearers: w. II. Scaggs, A. T. Good
win, John W. Pitts, p. G. Bowman, S. p.
McElwain, c. S. Troy, 5. NJ. Adams, j.
G. Fonville. At rest.
On one side of the coffin, in large, white
letters, was hastily but plainly painted
by the Home Market club, $4,000" On
the opposite side was the official ballot
of the J~effersonian democracy, headed
by the name of Reuben F. Kolb for gov
ernor, and followed by a complete list of
the candidates. On the same side were
the words: "Further favors solicited for
campaign purposes"
The influx of the FOar fund into Ala
bama was a great stimulus to the demo-
Gratis and became good political capital
for the defeat of the man whose effigy
was sent in the form of corn cobs to Mr..
Hoar The coffin was six feet long. Upon
the lid was a single cob, bereft Of all
corn, around which was tied a piece of
crepe. Within, the cobs ratified about
like bones. The coffin will be delivered
prepaid to the Massachusetts senator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16

Leave West Point $50 a. m. daily. and $50 a.
m. daily except Sunday and Monday arrive
Richmond 9:O5 and lO:40 a. M. Returning
leave Richmond $40 and 4:45 p. III. daily except
Sunday arrive West Point 500 and 6:O5 p. N.
Between Richmond and Raleigh via Keys-
vile.
Leave Richmond 1910 p. IN. da ly; leave Keys
Vile $40 p. m; arrive Oxford 6:05 p. m. Hen
dersUn 200 p. M, Durham $40 p. M, Raleigh,
$50 a. IN. Returning leave Raleigh $40 a. m,
daily, Durham lU:0U a. m, Oxford 1884 a. n.
arrive keysVille 200 p. m, Richmond $50 p.
III. daily.
Trains on o. & II. r. Il. leave oxford 500 a.
m. and 6:lO y. IN. daily except Sunday, 1l:40 p.
IN daily, and arrive henderson $50 a. m. and
100 p. m, daily except Sunday and l2:N p. m.
daily Returning leave Henderson $50 a. m.
and 20 p. m, daily except Sunday. and 40 ..
$40 7. m. daily eXccrt Sunday, and go p. m,
daily.
Nos. 81. So and 3 connect at Richmond from
and 10 West Point and Baltimore daily except
Sunday.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
Turkish Etiquette.

No Turk Will enter a sitting room with
dirty shoes The upper classes wear tight
fitting shoes with gOloshes over them. The
latter, which receive all the dirt and dust.
are left outside the door. The Turk never
washes in dirty water. Water Is poured
over his hands, 50 that when polluted it
runs away.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
Baseball Yesterday.

At Boston-Boston 6, Pittsburg )
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia Il,
Louisville T..
AT MISUNDERSTANDING :, Cincinnati
,.
At Washington :, Cleve.
land ,.
At MISUNDERSTANDING .. Chicago ).
AT New York-New York 3, ST. Louis
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16

0. L. Rice, Mendoza, ILL.,, writes "IIayc
used your Japanese Pile Cure and found
it a sure and permanent cure " NJ.
Iearby.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16

Those thin, pale, weak, nervous people
continually losing flesh, steadily, but
surely going into decline and consump-
ton, should not delay taking Johnson
Aromatic Compound Cod Liver Oil, the
great strength and flesh producer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
CONNECTIONS.

At Belfeld with Atlantic Coast - =
Richmond, Petersburg, GoJdsDoTO'
ton, etc. r...-y
At JefreSs with Richmond ara -
Railroad for Chase City, oxford, Hen
Durham, Raleigh, etc. u an. y
Railway, Cape Charles Route ana la2 ~
Steamers for Old Point, Ba!tlInote a-sr y
ern cities with superb new iron sls4-rt,A
Washington and Norfolk line for 49, j.
Washington and points north; VII -
minion Steamship companys st.1--.zrf
STEAMSHIPS for Old Point, Hampton ~
News, Smitnfeld, cities on the CsTO."w ,ch
New York direct and northern pt!L.s 49,
and II. r. company's steamships 81
and Providence direct and interior tri%
land points with N, A. and .rattrg lsea2
elegant hotels of Virginia Beach -
View railroad for Ocean View r. -
connection with railroad and stc@
The 4. b. Hallway COMPANY 80; pr
of Chester effects prompt traLs.y- ID ~
sengers and baggage bel FoEI
Norfolk. &. P.A
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
Between West Point and Richmond.

Daily except Sunday.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
DIVIDEND

On Monday, the 2lst day Of August, I-a, W.
will pay to the creditors OF Is. l.. Duke, pre-
ferred in the fifth class Of his deed Of trust, thr
balance due them. At the same time, We VIII
In the sixth class. on presentation of Their
claims at our office. ". BALLARD.
J. +. Willy,
Trustees of Il. l. Dunr.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16

Infiamed, itching, burning, crusty and
scaly skin and scalp Of Infants soothed
and cured by Jobuson's Oriental Soap.
w. N. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16
Was 1t a Shot from Sandy Hook ?

The 300 passengers who came in on
the steamboat J. B. Schuyler last night
after a days fishing on the banks off
Long Brach, didn't have many fish, but
they had a story Of a narrow escape
which thew will doubtless tell for some
time to come. 1t is a tale of stray shell
which came from the government prov
ing grounds at Sandy Hook, and they
say that it came within an ace of hitting
them. The result, if it had hit them, is
Y%ariously estimated.
The Schuyler is a sidewheeler, and
makes daily trips to the fishing banks,
leaving the foot of East Twenty-third
street at 7:15 in the morning. Henry
Lund is the skipper, and Joseph Sim
mons the pilot. Yesterday she had an
uneventful trip out, and, after lying on
the banks for several hours, got under
way for the return about 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. About three miles due south
of Sandy Hook she came with range Of
the government guns. There was firing
goin on.
Suddenly the persons who had their
faces turned that way saw a missile come
sailing gracefully through the air toward
them. Its force was almost spent and
It's form could be seen plainly. Before
it reached the boat it ducked into the
sea with a splash. Some of the people
who saw it say that an explosion followed
and that a mass of water was thrown
upward others say there was no explo-
sion, and that the water came from the
splash.
About a month ago the Schuyler came
near being hit in the same place 1t is
said that a shot really went over her,
cutting part of her standing gear in its
flight. Two years ago a schooner was
sunk by a shot from the proving ground
but no lives were lost.
On account Of the Knights of Pythias
conclave at Washington, d. G., the
Southern railway will sell round trip
tickets from Durham, y. G, at IS %.
Tickets on sale August % TO % inclusive,
limited to September 6. If desired, final
limit of tickets will be extended to Sep
TENDER - by depositing them with the
Joint agent OF the Trunk Line assOcia
ton at Washington. For tickets, sched-
ules and further information apply to
j 4 WHITE, Ticket Agent.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-16

T ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS for rent,
Il corner Green street and Rigsbee avenue.
MRS. J.. c. WIKI RRSON.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

Sm tlationalen Geprdlentanten=
baule ipiro jeBt iber Die BON Mcgrearp
elngebra6te 3elolution, In ueld)er bie
politif Der abminiiration enbolIirt
miro, oebattirt. 9ie Geiolution lit BON
allen oemofrattI6en Wlitoliebern bes
Gomites fir auslpdrtise 9lnaeIeoenbei-
ten untersei6net, perlrtbeiIf auf bos
S6drflte oas eisenlnd6tise Woraeben
oes fri6eren @eIanoten Stebens unb
ertlart Die Yolitit Glepelanos als In
pollitdnoiser ltebereinI nItimmuno nit ben
@runoidsen bes @Dlferredts, unb ben
Toroerun9en bes 9nitanbes unb Der
@ere9tigfeit. Selbltperitanbli6 trifft
bic &elolution auf eine beftise OppoH=
tion leitens Der &epublifaner. gs tporen
namentli6 8outelIe bon Maine unb Silt
pm Sainois, beibe rabiote Republicans
l6e Yarteiflepper, tpel9e bic Oppolttion
tiibrten. Namentli9 Der eritere, bem
bic 9atpaitfrase ben 8opf perbrebt ,u
baben 1aeint, idlug einen furd,tboren
Sdrnt, iuurbe aber BON bemofrotiIdber
Seite geboris absefiibrt. Die 6aupt-
reoe filr bic Mbminiitration bielt natiirs
lth Wte@rearD, iuelher bic Ge]olution
elnberibtet bate. Die Nbitimmuno
miro am na9iten Montas, llbr Nad6-
mittass, itattfinben unb bos Melultot
pirb unstpeifelbaft bic 9nnabme ber @e=
iolution onr6 Elm seI9Io6enes bemofros
Tides @otim. Sic auf Die Traae ge=
slg babenben Sbatia6en lino BON uns
bereits mebrfatb barselegt tporben, TO-
oaB es pobl nidt n0tbig lit, auf bielel=
ben nod etnmal STRAIGHTFORWARD. 9}on
srober gebeltuns lit jebenfols Der por
elniger 3eit Don 5000 Biireern 6a=
pairs untersei6nete Yroteit 9eaen bic
opiloril6e &esieruns. Das seiat bod
flar, bob es nit oer rYopularitdtS iener
&e9'erung ni6t melt ber lein fann. 9ie
Semofraten perfehten ben Stonbpunft
oab Die propilorii6e &esieruna bas gro=
butt einer @eri6wOruns sesen bic ieei=
time 3e9ierung iuar unb bab unjer 6a=
malt9er 8elanote Stepens in p0(Ita un=
befugter Weiie ben 0erldm6rern nit
benz GinfluB unb ben Wearinetrubpen
Der Der. Staaten beItanb. 0oB bieie
MuIfahuns in llebereinitimmuna itebt
NIT flar beipieienen 9botIa6en, 6oben
mir Ibpn friiber mebrfa6 seseist.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Ser BerIiner ,G,enerol-Nnaeioe,

Ser Berliner ,@eneral-Mnseiaer
fir antiiemttiide 3eform" bat Die toit-
bare Gntoefuns sernadt, bab Deutld-
lamb gegenwdrtig BON 9lnsldnbern re-
siert tuirb. @raf Gapripi fei iIapil6erN
(ipenbii6er) abfunft, Wtiquel's MbIfam.
mun9 tuerbe belnndtbH burd aetuiife
prosebperbanbluneen fIarseitellt per=
ben, @raf poiaboiusfi, Der nominelle
Setter bes 3eidsi6abamts, 1ei etn gole
uno Der ariessminiiter BronIart BON
S6ellenoorf entitamme elmer urIpriing=
lid frans6iii6en 6amilie. Medne nan
mod baSu ben Ginflub bes f1ottiIden
@rafen Douglas, bes polnii6en 6errn
bon &oscielsfp, ber jiitil6en 6raa bon
&oscielsfp unb Der franSbll6en 5rau
Sin5pater, 10 lalie es iid besreifen,
yiparilm mir im 9eutl1en 9leide nod
trnmer re9t iueit BON einer beutlditan,z
mestbiimli6en gationalpolitif entfernt
1inb."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
HeDrGientont 9NiTlnn bs~

- &eprdientant @illon, ber Wor=
liter oes Gomites fir Wfittel unb Weoe
uno Water Der nad ibm benannten 8iIl
l9lpB leine ansse5ei6nete 3ebe nit
tol9enoen 9Sorten: nSn 8esug auf bic
9erren Der anberen Seite treibf es mid,
Su ber Grtlaruns, oab i'd feinen 3rpeiz
fel an beren Iufri9tiefeit beae, bah i'd
oaran ni6t slpeifle, oaB bic 2iebe su ben
Nitbarsern sic sur 8ertretune ssbrer
9luifallun9 Der Trage peranlakt hat
uno oab i6 feinen 3peiiel an Der gbrenz
baftisfeit uno 9ufri6tisteit Der Oppo=
lition, tpel9e Der Bill BON M9italiebern
o'eler Seite sema&t pirb, bese. 98ir
iuolleh oieies oanb 10 tue;tt tr;adaen tsr-;;aadaen.
bab in benz ielben Elm eber g}onn
lueiterfomnen fam uno ni6t eesmnn-
gen TT, ein Seben entnerpenber med5oni-
l6er Yladeret gu fiibren. (Beifouo
9Bir ippllen bieles 2ano au einem Ipld,en
MAIDEN, in pel6em Niemanb atm Reiten
zines 9lnoern belteuert tpirS, lonbern
IN pel6em all' bic @aben elmer freien
&e9iernng, in iuel6em all' uniere Siilfs=
mltteL ollie nnlere &unltfertiefeit unb
unlere selammte g8ilIenI6oft bie unbe-
lteuerte GrbI6aft Der eeiammten 8epnI=
terung lino, 10 beren 8e6aolidfeit beren
&ultur nnb beren Slid fDroerno. ltnb
toilbte Id nun, oa 5ur Mbfimmuno iiber
otele Trage sel6ritten iperben lou. bos
ipenn Die Namen aufserufen tperoen z iez
Der einselne Democrat als 8efiirmorter
oieler patriotii4en Mabnabme anttuor-
ten ipiiroe, i'd miirbe III ber sbot fro
ben Sersens lein. 9ieler noment-
li6e Nufruf tpirb nidt nur In
bic Yrototolle bieIes oaules eins
getragen, er uirb aud Der &C.
l9ibte oieles 2anbes unb ,uirb ben I'm
nalen Der 6reibeit einperIeibt uerben
lSang anbaltenoer brauienoer 8eifoa) )
chandler ipirb ii6 eine @ntle6ulbio,Imo
sl!re6tlegen, wenn ct geeen bte Wiil
ltlnlmt, bod in fommenben sSobren mir6
1bn ote &sne iiber lein beutiaes s6un
baden gSenn elmer Der Mfanner. tpeIhe
@eele9enbeit y batten Die l1nabbaneiafeits-
ertlarun9 gu unter3ei6nen, Iid3 belIen
9eiuetsert bate, mas fir cine GteIiuno
lpuroe oerlelbe beute in Der @eld,d5te
selnnebmen I? 8enn elm Solbot ouf
oem S9la6tfelo bon gerinoton ober
Suiiter 9tll I'M 0tibmutb leine gBaffen
6on p! lli9 seporfen bdtte, mas mibten ieine
tSefuble lein, tuenn BET jebem sSubildum
oer Treibett Der Slang Der Treiheits~
9lode lsin DIR trifft?
nSm @amen Der Gbre uno I'M 9,amen
Der Trei9eit appellire i6 an ieoes bemo-
IT ddrrattl3e ytttsiieo oieies 9aules, leinen
Namen unter bieie 8iQ gu leben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Jnldno.
Spiele nibt nit Stieseewebr

Spiele nibt nit Shiskeewebren.
Secatur, ST., 2. Seb.-@ @abrenb
om Wtittluo9 9ibenb 9apib 9ambert nit
Ntaggie Sruelof uno anberen fsreun-
oinne.l &arten Ipielte, legte ct einen &e=
polDer auf ben Slid, na6oem er, lpie er
luenigtens annabm, Die &ammern ent=
laoen bate. Surge 3eit na6ben1 leste
6raulein Sruelod bic @affe lpielenber
Weile auf 2ambert an unb briifte log.
Ser S6uB fnallte unb 2ambert ltiirste
t0btli6 Derluunoet 81 8oben. sc beibt,
oab Die junee 9ame nit 2ambert pers
lobt mar. SRI. Sruelod lit iiber ben
8orfal beinabe pabnlinnis sepprben
uno bat tpieoerbolt erfldrt, bob lie li9
oas 2eben ne6men wia.
6eitorben.
9iem . YDrf, 2. 6eb.-oallan s..
8beeler, BrdIibent Der Qmerican
Oiitritt telegraph Company itarb beute
Mtorgen in Ieiner Wpbnung 1T 8roof=
I'm an Der ealoppirenben S1minblu9t
Saflonpille, ST.. 2. 6eb.-llm
7 ltbr beute Wtorsen ltarb nad ldngerer
&ranfbeit Gg-Senator s. 8. WtcDonalo
in leiner @obnung bier, st mar i'm
Sabr 1889 in ben Ser. Staaten Senat
geipd6lt iuorben.
11loro.
ct. Yaul, Wtinn., 2. 6eb. Star
tin 8. Gridion, Gisentbilmer eines
6leil6erlaoens brebte ge1tern 9lbeno
in leinrm @eI0dftsplas oas 2idt ab nnb
sins na6 einem bena6barten Saloon,
UNI fir leine franfe 6rau 8ier gu bolen.
GurS por sebn ubr fam GrifIon mad
ieinem 2aben suriid, um oenlelben ;u
idlieBen, tuurbe aber, als ct bic bot.
bere 3biire aufitieb, erf@ollen. Ser
Mann, ,pel6er ben Sdub feuerte, be-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

Ntit benz Gntbuliasmus, pelder
li1 bel gaiiiruns ber Wilion 8ill funb=
gab, laiien lid Die Scenen BEL Der Yaf=
llrnn9 Der OecRinleD : 8ill gar ai9t
per9lei9en. 9ebtere Bin mur6e ia aud
nur paiiirt, na96em man IA BON Wolfe
ertpablte &eprdientanten binausbusfrt
bate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

bianer-Soloa bes Sorts, NIT prii.
9eln, geienitielen, 51iireilen &c. bee
ipaffnet, mad &et6marfs gDirtbf6aft,
serabe auBerbalb bes Yoitens, iup bic
erite S6ldgerei ftattsefilnben bate. gs
befanoen ii6 aber nun iuenige Herionen
IN oer WirtbI6aft unb bieie flii6teten,
als bic Snoianer beranfamen. Die
Wade wuroe berausserufen' unb bic
Snoianer ipuroen bann In lift Quartier
suriidsetrieben aber nibt eber, als Bis
eine sanse 9lnsabl in Dem 9anbsemenge
perlest iuorben ,paren. gtur Elm meiber
Splbat nurbe nerlebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

kser etn eranAlt4 nnh faais s.sisistes aestf6es
1aSea'at @'rtn aaes ReaeRe n. I. \. enttsttes n.
.etes sia' Der atsnsire anf bes ..1dsIi1ss NJ.
tsfs" 9ssislte tsRet. nit ber Usmstsasssw,er. ~
IL es. tsr @s~e. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Oeffentlth eepeitiht.

Glarfspille, 5enn., 8. 6eb. -
gobe Bennett, Elm 6arbiser, fpurbe gee
tern IN &uielpille, in 5ib &entudp,
pegen Steblens bon Sleil6 Dffentlib
sepetii6t 9ie 8eamten ,pillisten Elm,
ibm 81 seitatten, fret gu iein, ,penn Elm
Wtitglieo letner eisenen &alle ibm cine
Sra6t grii9el applisiren wolle. Benz
nett's Brlloer pollSos bic Strafe nit
f6tbarem &elultate, big bic 8eamten
slailbten, Die 8eitraf flung lei seniieenb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

pelde 6armer Sur Nnfbetpabrnns nod
Der Mtiible 9ebratbt batten. Mls Der
WalIenperualter bic 6iibrun9 Der @ee
i4dfte iibernabm, fanb fi6 pe6er @eIb
nod Weiien por.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Selbitnore.

9ecotur Sas., 3. 6eb. - oiram
go6nep> elm @el6dfts=&eiienber bon
9lfron, 8, fat li6 9eitern i'm bielisen
partltrabe=Sctel erbdn9t. Ser DIAM
mar &eiIenoer fir @arelp Ii. So. in
Gbicaso. Gr mar obne @elb. unb bies
bat ibn obne 3peifel su Der Shat per=
anloBt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Grtrunfen.

gtew Yorf, 3. 6eb. = 9Sm. unb
Walentine Mforep BON &ibsemooo, N.S,
iuaren seitern gerabe i'm 8egriff, in Ser
lep gitp bas 6dbrboot v8apania" Al
beiteisen, als es abfubr unb g8illiam
wel6er bic Siitans ni6t senau ermel1en
batte, fiel ing @alier. Sein 8ruber
lprang ibm na6, I'm i6n au retten,
mubte aber ielbit ertrinfen, ,uabrenb
0alentine nit pieler Mtlbe aerettet
ipurbe.
Rampf swifhen ,peiben une Jn-
otaner Soloaten.
Omaha, Neb., 3. 6eb. = 3miif)en
ben lueiben Soloaten i'm Sort Omaha
uno ben bort ltationirten inoianild5en
&riesern Der &esieruns fam es am
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
THE NEWTOWN CREEK PROBLEM

WHAT rs BEING DONE TO IMPROVE IT, AM
WHAT NEEDS 70 b DONE.
One of the most serious problems with which the
Brooklyn Health Department has had II deal under
the administration Of Commissioner Emery has been
Newtown Creek. a strenuous attempt has oeen MADE
to enforce the law foTbddins the carrying on there
of any sort OF business or manufacture IN suc1 q
way as 10 create nuisance. and the officials Of the
department are confident tsat the causes ~ com
plain, have been substantially diminished 1t some
times happens still, however. that an establishment
Will discharge a lot of offensive mater and create
An abom.nab.e stencil AZ a late hour at niGh' "nen
the chances OF ite offence being detected are small
Commissionar Emery Is anxious that people an
noyed by such action shall make prompt complaints.
In order that the source Of the nuisance be de-
tected II possible.
Blu; even with the suppression OF all the factories
that have been the OF trouble In the past New
town Creek vii, remain serious nuisance and a
menace 20 public health y large number or sewers
empty into IT, and as the tide rises and falls only
slightly and there current 10 speak Of II IS I'M
uossibe that their contents can be carried away.
Something "a being done 70 remedy this abominab.c
state OF things by the construction OF the Norman
ave sewer which will enable the contents OF several
OF the sewers now reaching the creek 70 be carried
dTssy b to GEEK tnf Would bu ls heir prope It
would be possible 10 have the creek thoroughly
dredged and lis condition greatly improved 1t can
NOT be rendered innocuors. however. except by the
application Of more drastic remedies.
4 pan which finds favor with many OF those who
have studied the problem Is the cutting OF canal
TO connect the upper end OF the creek with Flushing
Bay This would cause a tidal current twice day
and would cleanse the pest!ferous stream enectpaly
Most OF the cutting would be through low ground
and at place on the canal would cut o: more
than thirty or thrty-fve feet be required. The est
mated expense Of the work Is about s2COo,OW which
would have be borne by Tho Stale.
At present NeWtown Creek Il Simply an open sewer
IL the depositng OF fOnl matter In II be stopped
and the deposits already there removed by thorough
dret gin ie condition
SO much improved tina, no further steps would be
demanded for time. Part Of this work is In
the hands OF the city authorities alone and they
should spare effort expense IN applying the
obvious remedy