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Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
PEOPLE WE KNOW,
A Geneva, N.Y., Mans Sterling Word,

A ~ChOSus Ns II N1da'S SttIuuS W OIoD
 (From Geneva, N. Y., Couiisr)
 It is pleasure for us to present to our readers the recommendation of 20 esti- mable citizen ss Elias Dolson of this place. knowing, when he says that he was cured of disease by the use of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, it is SO. h. asmuch as MT. Dolson never expected to be cured of rheumatism from which he suf- fered for long time, we relate his case. Rheumatism, as everyone knows, Is caused by an excess of scid in the blood when it becomes settled in the joints the patient endures most excruciatipg pain such was MT. Dolson's condition when he began the use of Favorise Remedy. and like many others who have followed the same treat ment he was cured. How many poor suf- ferers there are to-day who would give their fortunes to be relieved from the ter TOTS of this awful complaint, not knowing that this valuable preparation can be ob. tained of every dealer in medicine. Favor ite Remedy for long time was supplied by physicians only, but the demand became SC great that Dr. Kennedy was forced to place it with druggists for general sale. Mrs. Dolson, as well as her husband, has 8 good word for Favorite Remedy; says she. "I bave been troubled for years with indiRes- tion and palpitat!on of the heart, and used Favorite Remedy and was entirely cured"
 One of our local physicians, in speaking of this medicine recently, said "Dr. Da vid Kennedy has produced in Fsvorite Remedy the only antidote for uric acid and the reason it cures such variety oi complaints is from the fact that it dissolvel this acid, expelling 1t from the system thereby curing the disease"
 Favorite Remedy is 8 never failing spe cifo in diseases of the skin, liver, kidneyl and blood. Itrestores the disordered live, to healthy condition, oorrects the wors cases of hab'tual constipation; it Is cer tain cure for ths diseases and weaknesse peculiar to women. It cures sorofuls salt rheum and erysipelas. For nervous ness, loss of eleep, or that worn-out feel | ing, 1t has no equal. In cases of rheuma | tism, dyspepsia, gravel, Brieht's disease l diabstes and bladder troubles, it has curet where all else failed. Dr. David Kennedy Fsvorite Remedy is sold at $1 bottle, o
 six bottles for $5, which brings treatmen ! at 8 moderate price.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
 Wheeler.

Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
 Wheeler.
 In teis court yesterday at the short call endar session the motion of the Fair Ha- ven and Westville Railroad company for a more specific statement in the suit brought by John P. Wynns and wife for $2, 500 damages was granted and the defendants demurrer overruled.
 MUST SPECIFY.
 In tho suit brought by L. Candee & Go. to recover $10. 900 from the Consolidated road for loss of goods in the freight house fire last spring, the motion of Attorney Watrous, counsel for the defendant, for 8 specific statement of the destination of the freight destroyed was granted.
 TWO DECISIONS.
 Two deelsions were received from Judge Hall on questions of pleadings argued be- fore him. In the suit of Fanny Edelstene against Wales Terrell, substitute answer was allowed to be filed.
 The defendsnt's demurrer in the suit of William Platt agsinst the town of Milford was overruled.
 DIvoRcEs.
 Hannah Phelps applied for divorce from John N. Phelps on the grounds of intolerable cruelty. The couple were mar 1ied in Providence May 2s. 1888. At the present time 1t Is claimed that Phelps is living with another woman in this city. Decision was reserved.
 William L. Window ot Waterbury
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
RlfsceIlanrn11s.

District of New Haven. ss- Probate Court,
 January 4th. 1894. UPSTATE of ROSWELL LASCRAFF, late Of Il New Haven fin said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said tate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarred 6 re- covery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 VIM. A. WOODWARD, ia5 2ilwt Executor.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
Traurllcrs' Guido.
New Yerk, Kew Haven
 and Hartford K. K.
December 31, lsss

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS
 FOR NEW YoRK-s<:so. .<-so, -slo, f7:so. ts:io s;So. .9sss, .io:so A m, ..a.uo. is:ss 'i:So Cpsrior liited) .i:ss, i.<s .s:so. s9oo. 's;so. -<;Is. .s:sa s:Ss. s:sp. .7.lO, 's:io. Cs:is Bridgeport scoomrodMlSou), -s:iO, s:is p. m- suNnhrs-'t:so. ssss1 500 6. m., ts:oo. ts:is,'7:io. 's:ie, s:is. .s:Io pm
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER 'i2:io e. In- CtAilyl, 'i:io p. m-
 FOR BOSTON VIA sPRINGFIgID-g-sosii sii-as q. nl-, 'i:oS, 's;ss p m. suxnArs--i=so CnIshf), s5:52 p. m-
 FOR BOSTON VIA SEw LONDON AND PROV IDESCE-.2:is. "s:So. .Ii:Ss Cpsrsor car IImiied) a m-, 'i2soS. '2-ss, 's:is, '4% and ss.ss p. m. suSn.rs--s:IS. 's:So am. .e:ss p m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND NY 6NR. R. R--'s:57 p. m. susnArs-'s:s7 p. m-
 FOB MERIDKN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, [,
 ETc.-'i:so night, Geo. 500. tio:io, sii.os am, is:os, 'i.u5 S:ir s5oo. '5:s2 Cs:ls to Har1fond), s:c5, io:o5 p. E. suSnATs-si.eO night, s5.s2, s:s5 Caoc.) p. n.
 New London Division.
 FOR NEW LONDON, ETc.--s:is night, .s;So
 night, 7:5o. ilscS, 'Ii:s5 Cpsrlor car limited }
 q. m, 'is;os, 'a:ss, s:Oo ss:is, ss:ss, SIS, eIs
 oGuilford scc-), 's:5S Ol:l5 P. n- GuIlford ac
 commocstionl. euSnkTs s<.ls night, @ so
 night '6:s5 p. n. Air Line Division. FOR MIDDLETowS, wILLIMANTlC, Ere - SOS c. ra-, l:sss. s<:s7, 6.o5 D. m. euSDlFs-ss pm. Connecting at MiddIeiown with Valley Di- vision and st wnlirnssiic with N. Y. 6 S F. and N. L. d N. R. R.; at Turnervnle, with ooichest= branch.
 Northampton Division. FOR 6HELBURSE FALLS, TURNER'S RALLs,w1LLIAMsBURG, HoLYoyK and NEW HARTFORD sad intermediate stAtious-7:a, n.oa 6. m. and 4:oo p. m. FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG an | points this side, st s:55 ?. n. | Berkshire Division. FOR DERBY JUNCTION, S-ss D. m | FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM,
 AEsoNIA, etc.-7:no, s:<s G. r., i2.oo, 2sn, s:ss, | 5:so, 7:S5. N:i5 ?. m. susD.xE-s:io e. m., s:S0 pm.
 FOR wATRRBURy-7:oe, s:xs .. m.; 1900, | a:so. 5:So, 7:s5 ?. m. susnIrs-s:io C. m. FOR TWISTED -7:oo, e:fs C.. m.; a.eo 5: so | ?. m. SusDAys-s.io C. ID. FOR SHELTON, BoTsFoRD, NEwrows, | DANBURY, PTTTsFIELD, STATE LIyR, etc
 and ALBANY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CINCIg- MATT, sT.LoUIs, CHICAGO AND THE WE ST s:fs c. m. and f:S p. m. FOR LITCHFIELD and points op B. L. & N | RR.- 6:I0 (vfa Britgepcrto 6 m., <:es (via Hsv. | leyvflle,) p m, Express Trsins fI.ocAl Express. II
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06

Every Day Except saturday.
 Leave New Haven from Siarin,s .ssssiZS2D Dock, foot of Brown street, st io:i5 %ehIis,pr m; Ert Sa1 N h. 1 SsIs.,n The VIM. c. EGERTON, Capt spoor, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning, leave New York from Tier IS. N R., foot of Oourtlandt street, al P. m; the sfArIn every Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy; the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
 Fare, with berth in cabin, 7sc; siAierooEns q. Tickets and siA.erooms can be purchased Of John NJ. Lines, 9r., SSi Chapel street, of Peck A. Bishop, Sos Chapel street, Ani st the Tontine hotel.
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival Of Barf- ford train, and from corner Church and Chepe streets every half hour, commencing sl s:s S'0St 6. si a- FISHER. Agent, New Haven. Conn
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06

80 days in jail; James Mclaughlin, same, same; John Nihill, reform school com plaint, continued until February; Maggie Emerson, breach of peace, $5 fine, $7 8S coets; same, drunk, 30 days in iail.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
Saturday, January 6, 1894.
HEAVIEST FAILURE IN YKahs.

Save Thts- Wait untiI Wednesday,
 Ian; loth. at a. m.-Thep Cems to
 Opposfte Postsmce.
 TNHE financial condition of the country lf saru l ply awful. Money tighter than for nspy years banks and other nHascisl InttitutIons hesitate about advancing money, and tbe conse- ouence is many houses are solpg to the val with e crash. One of the largest and be- kpoWn clothing sOH,ss i. Ne. f6 SS being unable so sigum-nt the other dsy- The assignee. in order 10 raise money, as onss consisSeo the stock cos- clothing to us. Ia tho times thinxs nnsl es low priced to sgH Qnicsls. Realizing this the on tbe collar. Thls is An awful sacrInoe-a ter rible slaughter. hut u Is the orly way to raise money at onee, asd money must es raised ker- fitting elothins been offered al saeh ridiculous prices SC these:
 doat thick it worth the money, bring if hacf DC matter what the cause is. Mems fine chlDchi1la extra s1e oas;ily areTeas,. ss ss sn.-.ssses ss1 | worth SIS. This overcost is tik faced and is .
 magnineent osersoat. and is positively wsrth | ard satin Tired equally as cheap An elegant | pair Of mems pants for asc, worth Ss Mems CT
 pants si.pe. worth ss' Ana iooS s,yIss of cus nns
 tom made paLts equally cheap. A splsDoid
 suit Of mems clothes ssss. worth SIS If you
 matter what ihe eau-e Is Asn's eftrx qnsiity | suits sa@a. tall made. worth SIS ChIldrenir
 soys fBe c.s.ete sa suits ssss. sSrss 's ss css s
 erenls heavy cloth pants IS cents worth 7s cts | Childrene orercoats si ps Horfh sa
 | Doat iAM io call and examine go~df kf fhs | opening ot this great sale. No si Church sfr,st | opposite posioface, New Haven. C0un kts ts-ssI | n nted by the assigose for this great elofhin.
 sale. which viii comnence wsdnesdsy JNnu1r, | 10. 2 e. m. DooT forget to save ihls 90 thai 70. II will remember the o4le and plHce Wben ihts 2
 cents on the dollar clothing ssle win commence | We buy consisnment clothing from all tbe leso | inE clothing houses throughout the Un!ied Stais.
 and shall make this eur permhosuf beA ouss
 tars. Open evenings uniil o'clock jst <f
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
For Over Ftrv Wear.

Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething. It soothes the child soften. the best remedy for 6iarrhosa; e5 cents bottles Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
Returned to New Hampshire,

Miss Mary Lawton, who has been stay ing with Miss Mary Dudley Burk of Green wioh avenue, returned yesterday to finish her studies in elocution in Ktmball Union academy of Meriden, N. H.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
tex div.

Government Bonds. Following are the quotations for United Htatea bonds ct the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
Most Women's Troubles

MOSt WOmen'S TrOuDIeS are caused by a disordered stom. ach. The genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is a positive remedy for dis ordered stomach. Secure only the genuine. Eisner & Mendelson Co.,, New York, Sole Agents. Price per bottle LOO; large size $1.5O.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
Starin's New Haven Transporta-
 tioM Line.

Express TrAins. fLocAl Express.
 Q. IT. HEM mPsYRAD D, Gen. Passenger f
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
Rruufsipns, Sc.
English

J. B. HUDSON, Fruiterer, prtlaf,x
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-27
lss B1sn1o4aoA On Ia ConRamonDnnc1A Ds P4e-R1Oo"

NO s9 me popgo e....y tengo can miedo
ruando pIenaO 81 conde- tE d aVaa
-Nuy blen; pero uupongo que Ell captain Kseby me
lPor QUO causarme tanto peaar, mi buena Ktty2
o iuro Adem6B he envlado tsegrama papa; 81 de-
rdiEk entire t yo aHgara y dsbemos contnuar aien
dc Iempre tua humideS servldoras.
lY que podrA hacer papk on todo estc2
-AImagipo que ii Sc opoae que reCibais aempra&
todoz vuessros pc aeguidoes lRsiatirsD ys tanto
Papa NO tan malo que me eneierre casa baio
lave Quo yenga desPuea de todo. la supcar6 que me
nove eioa muy le0s do aquL No gran intSr6s
csos savadoreS de qUienes quiaera estar preserya
da; pero vienen. yo esOy sQuL 1Qu6 he dc hacerl
meno de coraz6p, ses preclso recibirea IAh
mo Saben cnan desgraclada me hacsn
sobre todo ese baron, ese r ito z. Gunn lno DO
vssdsd2 70 lo ancuentro egpantos0. S
tAhl no ersa jasta Kitty; no % mas ospantoso que
ae daEefp y Ia menos que Ell conde de Gnauol Ess
bruran nero buano. No Ee 70 puedO sistir. h. Os
4nkha oa ancants, hechiza Tiane manera tan
or1ei1pa de arroGtrarlo todQ!
Mad Willougby comprendl6 que q nal habfa legado
m unto culnante; de este modo los defectos losatro
ScctoS del baron, hasta constituan oncanto lo1
pios aquella loquilla.
1slebr6aa un conaeio de famia cor aaiptencia de
hel orm6se IL Jiaa de los cinco enarnorAdoB autsn
kec innio Iratose, como tod6B los conaejos
per m6s largo tempo dc las cuestones pE8liminareH
ri an u principal I'm quo orden debfa inscrbiEae 6
76s ndieRtes3 ySsgun Sun prO0abidsdsB nua leres
ho- r etsndidos m6fitog EthaL que hncia Las veesR
sfio prgo, por denpecho pOr dolc1 81 nolnhnp
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-27
FUGA DE UCNSON A NT1s.
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ne .Tlie.a. SIC 9. a..a.

EL DICCIONARIO DE ELECTRICIDAD
Y NLAGNETISAGO do .. LEFEBRH, que con tan
to aciertc publica Il casa editorial Basl B9illie-
Ye & Hvios, de Madrid Cd una obra tan completa y
tan clara, que bien podrfa llevar 81 Dombre de
srcSszoDedsa eISstr6co Acabamos de recibir laa en-
tregas Reconocemos que ea una obra indispen
sable para todo 81 mundo, puesto que contiene
una multitud de datos SCORE Electricidad que no
d encuentran en ninguna obra hi diccionario en-
Esphda Sc halla de venta en- Il Libreria edito-
rial DE los seores Bailly Bailliere Hijoa, Plazs
de Santa Ana nhmoro 10, Madrid, en- las prlD
cipalee librerfas de Provincias Ultramar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-27
Valta lie .FaTTaGia

So vande ana 60 el pueblo dc Bsyam6n n.
forlnagS don Alfredo Jinaenez 10 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-27
IE UNA BsTANi

SD DEsGA VANDER UNA gsTAN0
CONS ueste de AZ cIIetdas de tarreuos alt0a fs-
NOS en- e oela is iA earretera septtsl ron vsf ss
nauchaa de cafe rauchoa arbolea frutaIes, has.
tauteS pslmas de socOB, pldtasos guineos etc,
con ma casa techaia de tejas de barro hecha
con madarsa del pSiH, propia para tienda. Ade.
mas nm ranch6n eo5liado de psja Informar6 ga
dueho que habita Id miSma casa. Este6an DEaz
81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-27
EI BARoM AanR1oA1Eo


de HaWbury L cabsza de a lists quo qued6 redactada
del modo siguiente
IL Load HAWonIY
20 III conde de GlrasoL
3.' Scone Dacrss.
A. EI baron de Atramonte.
So El capitdn KerbY, todaYfa deHconocido auSente
4 Ia saz6d
Entre eStos cnco, cuatro habfaB lsvAdo Ii vida
Minnie: teRian, por conaecUencI derechos iguaes
LIE tnca satiffRcCl6n personal que Ethel pudO
tar ena aysrguacl6n eatudo de aata snbroo fu6 la
de que sal menos H4wbury habfa Bavado 10 vida de
Mp nile E coneeto resolvo NADIA defnitivo Acprd6se
mantsnelEe e defensive, de nscapidad To-
maria her6lcamsnto Ia cfenBva contra el empreR
dsdora
EEto era decidir que 20 saba que decidir. PeRo
congu6ese Il parts bella de ahupspidad los hom.
bres raunen frecuentomenta hacon obernos forman
asambleas eonsejos obtanon .resultados serne-
jantea
EI bsr6n vovi6 81 siguiente dia de ceebrado d con-
SEQ de gaerra. No levaba eoRsigO 81 xevarend0 SAUL
Iena e lntenson dc YER Mnnie noa, 4 preHenca de
un tercero le hubiera degagradado.
Pressnt6ss pues como Z vfnpera psro como i ~
perA % la cOntastc que habian saido
-1IodaH-pre
-TodaG-le diieEon
El baron hombre capsx da aeornodarse Slo que
consderaba, sin aleuna egitima raz6n como nna
mentra grosara Solaments que crea fuerte
90 derecho amor, quiS0 atsoth ma gran Condes
cendenca
-Joyen--diio Is doncalla -crao a. Is puYeza do
lnaneionea Qpi1Aa imagipaia decr n verdads
todA y vordad1 pada zlf1 que 4 yeEdAd pcro como q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-27

EL ARMIEO
CueAtan que si el aFmino
ouando, huysndo on Is cazs,
encuentra ia lodazal que 81 blanco alino
de Sd cuerpo amgnaza,
por no manchAr son ineno su pnrsza
para au curao, ss replega inerts,
y a pie do uRa rnaleEa.
busCn il mueyte
81 Con qu6 sublime calna
6 no disfrutsra al hoyabra eu ear;no
ri 4 mular hiaiara con a. alma
10 que hace CON 80 cueroo 81 blsnco armifo.
ENRIoUE G4sRAR
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Emulsion -reosotada
DW RABNLIa,

FNEFN1AU9N48W W8 70 rUN8VUFoIUUu % 70 A1AsVtst1W
eas pOdSTOsO FaediO para las Intermediates del peche.
La RMULSION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Rabel,
ataeO maraVOBO agente terap6utcO dc exito ssgnrc
On e BOqWis, ISOis, Lriagis, Asas CGtaf4os, 1ose
saoss hgiadOs, Rart2s, ASSnasG, RGQsittsaO en- los
NAo sbaGd general y, sma, para las afecciones de
a gaantas los bronquios los pulmOnes. Despiera Ell
apOt0 vgoza Las natralezas mas empobrecidas rs e
ESmedi0 por excelencia.
IA EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABELL, nueva
mica original asociac6n de ACEITE DE BACALAQ.
ClsE0s0TA HLPOFOsFITOs DE CAL. Y SOsA, es una
aahcGda cEennA, de oor de grato sabor
paladablo hRsta por los ninOG.
Tod0A los enferm0s L. tomarAn ell repugnancia, con
1acidad gusto. Esta elaborada con esqusto esnero
EEu6beSo admirar6 rapida accion curatiVa.
Nease 81 ampto Prospecto que acompana cada frsscO
De VeM9 On todas Las DT0guerias Botcas de Is Isa de
Cuba Dep6sfto principal tia Reuni6n' de Jos6 Saba Ha
hana PUertoRic0 Farmacis Drogueri2 de FGulermstB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-27
!. bOCLON AN1IHERPRIlICA

IDTUEa DOCTOR MON TEN&gr
meior medicamento para curar los guitar e
pca96n q onent0 de apicarla. La Loc6 egsta per
ada quita la caspa svtando Ia caida del cabeo hace
deaecer los baErOs empenes manchas espinas de Is
cara Exto segro Immediate. Pidase todas las bo
ea dc 4 1sa Al por mayors IA del aenor GuillermetY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-20
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACHER

The great value Of DIR. David Kennedy's Favorit
Remedy In curing diseases of the blood particu
larry the Ills Of women, has again been demon
strated Mrs. W. ]. Anderson of Bruyn St, Kings
ton MI IN speaking of her experience, says: -
was an AWFUL sufferer from troubles common TO m,
sex, was reduced 10 40 lbs: four physicians pre-
scribed for ne, but l kept growing worse Until
began the use of DIR. kcnnedy's Favorte Reme,l,
never knew well day. by its use | grew
stronger the pain less frequent until it entirel,
disappeared. L now weigh 125 lbs. and am a wei
woman. must know dozen women who suffered
similarly and have been cured by its use
Farorite Remedy affords great protection from
attacks that originate in change of life Daughters
would not grow up sickly if they would use this
womans helper. Favorite Remedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-20

Mr. James Rankin. agent for the Contra
American line of steamers. who arrived al
New York from Nicaragua yesterday, gave
the following account of a battle between
the NicaragCans and Hondurans, which
occurred or January %: "On January D.
said Mr.. Rankin, "a lively battle occurred
at Cape Cracais on the river Wanko, which
divides the two countries, between the
troops of Honduras and Nicaragua. Among
the killed was an American, Lieut. George
Strong, who was dashng and brilliant
soldier. Strong in 1889 and 1880 was a
bugler in the seventh regiment, United
States caTalry, and participated in the ia
nous Wounded Knee fight against the
Sioux Indians. Seven Americans were
wounded. Their names are Mai. j. w
Wright, Capts. Albert Wehde, O. @. Crit
fin, c. Lewis. c. Haneen, J. McCllntic and
George Palmer. "A number of the other
troops Oh botn sides were killed and
wounded"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-20
NEwS-GATHERING PERFECTED.
The Inevitable Result of the Assu
cfated Press system.

The Boston Traveller yesterday after
noon said editorially:
The continual desertion from the ranks
Of the United Press by leading newspapers
throughout the country has left that insti-
tuition with a very small elientage
Inc traveller recounted, few days ago.
how II had lost four of the leading papers
of Chicago, two of which had been its bull
wark of strength i'm the west Since then
II has lost the Cincinnati Commercial and
CINCINNATI Enquirer, the two leading news
papers OF Ohio, and now the Louisville
Courier Journal which next to the Chicago
Herald was its greatest strength in the
mississippi valley, has deserted the sinking
ship, and it, too. has Joined the Associated
Press.
This leaves the United Press without a
sIngie representative newspaper west OF
New York state. In fact, its membership
Is now confined almost entirely TO the
cities of New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia. In the last named city IL has but two
OF the twelve prominent papers
Within the past week four New England
papers have left the United Press TO be-
come members of the Associated Press and
others Will follow within a few days In
deed, 1t would not surprise us il the Bos-
ton papers would be tumbling over them
selves inside of ten days I'm their efforts 10
secure membership in the newsgathering
organization the Associated Press
The Associated Press is what its name
implies 1t is an association formed upon
the mutual benefit plan for the collecting
ana distributing of news. 1t is not alone
hatioral In its scope, II is international,
and there is not a point upon the globe
which is not reached by its agents.
The Traveller knows full well the benefit
or belonging to such an organization and
needs no better commentator than 10
proudly point to its news columns since the
change was made, and show the superior
excellence of the telegraph service to that
of any other Boston paper
At the annual meeting of the Associated
Press In Chicago, on Wednesday last with
the exception of the three cities above
mentioned, there was scarcely a paper of
prominence in the country but what was
represented In the assemblage. The inter-
change OF news between all these papers
cannot but result in mutual good and in
perfected newsgathering service superior
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-20
Daughters of Liberty Fair.

The fair under the joint conduct of Put
nam Commandery, No. ., L. A. NJ. and
Hope Council. No. 1. Daughters of Liberty.
opened last night at Masonic Hail. and will
run throughout the week. The executive is
as follows; II: F. Steele, Miss Lee Slyer, F.
j: Neldomanski, l.. ID. Matthews and Mrs
II. W. Slyer. The booths are in charge of
the following: Miss Turner, Miss Pearson,
Miss Carr, Mrs. Klinger. Mrs. Neidoman-
SKI, Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Vernon, Misses An
drews. Miss Flower. Miss Jasper, Miss
Carr, Miss Rye, Mrs. Burroughs Mrs.
Ruscher. Misses Sedgewick, Miss Prender,
Miss Jacobs. Mrs. Moore. Miss Brooks. Miss
Marggraf. Miss Seamans. Miss Inlay, Miss
Neidomanski, Miss Mohler. Misses Pinees.
Mrs. Slyer, Mrs. Kress, Mrs Kellum. Mrs
Rollins and Mrs. Schaffer
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