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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08

Su ben lsyteu Taasu bat mau IN ben
SeiiuuaeR 10 pisl lber ben Yairiptiss
mus Der Sanfisrs seIeien, iuelte ani
be nene brsiprOSeniiae AHleibe Der Re
aieruna nambaits aussbcie eiuaeihidt
baber. @enn man absr Der Sate M.
her ani ben @runo ssht, fiHoet man. .oab
Die neueu Bpnes fur setuiiie AapitaIi'
iien,. ,..por alem nber iar bic gsaiipual'
bauien cine porthtiIhaite Hn'
laas line, nno babel pcH %atrioiismns
oar ieiue Rsoe isin iaun.
Die neurn Bonbs iinb IN eriter 9Iais
cine aIiie Anleibe fir enrcpdiide. .ipcslsll
euaIiid,e aapitaIiiteu. ipsldle i'd per-
anhai bic odnos rsiben. wenn iie srobs
getraae abiolui iid,sr Su } RrcseHt an
leaen icnnen: lie limb ierner cine quite
anlaae iar nnisrs- 1ruit1 9ompasaIen
aebens. unb ,seufrperiid,erunasseieil
jd,aiien. pelhe oaraui iebeH miiisn. .bai
elm arp6er Iheil ihrer @eribpapWrl
iebsraeii. ielbii ipdhrsnc icidsr dinaus
ipirreu, mic mir he I'm isNisn 5onme'
burdasmadbi baben. aui Oeiier Hnb6en
pen xJsiraq werib iinD. Der aui ibntI
ssornds 5ebi, unb I&lisbii6 biioeu bi'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08
ris nsusn sinneniisusrn.

Eic Sluneulitarr Sprlasr, bic nun
mehr Der usueu 3arliblu eluperlslbi Iit.
uuo nit olsier BEN Senat CUR 9rp6
suRs Snslus, III aus Der oreiiGslsenSs'
rGthuua oes Sauies nit nur peHlasn,
unD psrslrihspsiis uHbsosuienoeu Wen
HJruueen beru0rsssansen.
Der bcitlstt aampi sntipaun iit,
plorr 9rlparicu, uibt um bic 8sltsHe'
runa Der GihiUmmsn, iVuosru lber bic
Grb66una Der Sieutr aIi Shnnps.
Die @prIasc ors ausihuiiss periasts
cine grh6bdna Der @hisiuiieusr nm 10
5cnts be @alluns non 90 GeHts aui
siusu 1paar }, Uerbuncen nit Der Ss,
thinning. bah bic -SUno' leriOoe". b.
Die 3elt, Ipdbrsno ipelber Der prOou'
Ilris SprIt Uoer Srauntlusln unueritsu'
crt IN ben anier ResisruHasauiiiti ne
bsuoen SteurripelhsrH lassru bari
pUn orri SabrsH aui adt Sabre psr'
ldnaert wiro.
lie GrbShuna Der Strasr, bie sie
Girihuite Der Resirruns nm idbrlib 10
Riulpusu persrOberu piro, ipuroc ipir
pVrgritlagen paiilrt Sorber mar etR
uUu benz Republliduer gSalier aus
Maiiahuieits beautraeiss Hmeuosmsut
pcrpOrisu uUrben. wpHat bic Stsnsr
iiait ciHem Dollar anoertbalb Dollar
pro @aLlUut bstrastn iollte. @ielhials
UerpVrisn wuros Gin Suias oes -iarS'
llh Iun Seuaipr ertpdhlien 60 NepublI
iauers Dear aus Soma, Der bic Sps'
iialitsuer ihr @irtbs uuo aHocre aleln
bduolcr IN aeiiiisen BeirdnisH pUu k25
aui ESQ, uno Die iir @rUbbdnOIsr upn
slrO aai 600 crb6brH iuUats. 5lr ben
5jtur'ihsu i3uiaS puroeu 81. oossssn
SS Siimmen abaeesben.
gSdbrenc isoOt ods odus. wis &C.
mrlosi. ben SUriblas bee Susiduhss
aui 9rb5buns Der @bisiphrusr anss'
npmmtu, hat es bic SerIGnssruns Der
SOuo geriOoe abselsbni. 9,n amen'
Ocmrui ors RspubIiiansrs 2iuslep aus
JlGiuS, oas bic gsripos ple bisber aui
Srri Sabre bcihrin,t. parb nit ~ &C.
aeR 10 StimmeH pallirt.
gaaA bic Giniummsuiisuer anbsIOnsi.
10 puroen, init unr ciuer NusuGhms.
ale wihtisersH 3uidss uno aeuce'
runaSuUrihldpr Juriidsepisien.
NnesHVmmeH unros ein pcu Sprlu'
asr aus SllinOis einoebradtts ano uon
Bpuum aus SHbiana eradustes amen'
osmeut, munad audi nlle Snrh Orb
id)aii, gsrmdhtHib posr @eiheHts er'
lnnatsu @sloer Ooer iOnitise Gisen'
tbumsmeribe ale Ginipmmen bCtrattei
perosn une Der 6iniOmmeuiteuer unier'
lieaen ipllsn. rs N bee bic tiniis,
aenoernua ppW BeoeutuHs, bic oas
0aus an Der eiHiommeniteneruorlde
polSOaen bot. Wan erpartsi, oaB Il,
ben Grirns Der Sisner nm etipa ore
pailI,Unsu idbrlid psrsrbberu iuirc.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08
Spinf County

@ir in eisien Spolien ifOu berihiei
murbe, treibt Der an oer uorollhen
Siaoisrenjs pon aeoiielb seleaene arie'
liite Brunuen Der Serren Saiiel&yep'
ere ipppbl bic Waitinen Der eieitri'
lden Brleudrmssanlaae. aIs audi cine
1niiermlhIe. T,s immittslbar nit BEN
abiIGSrOhr psrbunoeHe snaiierrap( Wlc'
tor eniIp delt ca. 40 Sieroeirdiic; ins
beb limb bic Gieenibnmsr ser duiiht,
oab nit einem pciItcmmenereu 8an
minceIisus go @iersetraiie eniipideli
meroen iounieR. Tas @aFer bee Brun.
nens iinpei auberbem. uad Der Slubbar'
mahaua is,nts 2rudes ais trsibenes
arnii, uadh geruenbma ihr Beipdiie'
rnna, su pelhem 3ipsde 60 In einSom'
.msIbedsn atIeiisi ipirb. ans iuelhrui es
absr ben arDbten 1bsil Der et,pas iieiel
seleasnen 5arm (s00 Meres) Der Gi'
asnibhmsr peritsili ipereen Tam. DC,
sSrioIa per Wespdiieruna inun aberseu
aenb an elmer Btpbe mil 1pimcibp. ot
i'm psrIioIIeuen Gommer onaeilellt wur
bs, brnt7sn wsrbm. Disiss labme 8's
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08
Day County.

@ebiet, .. asb. Die bulge wiabl.
mable Ia ON 1ieHitas Mcraen um ]
llhr total nieberaebranui. Tas 0ener
eutitano ON Mbenb ucrber nnb uuroe,
icie man alaubis. se,6idi. brad abel
ON wlpraen pcn neueu aus m,i bem er'
ipdbnien sseiultoie. Gw Giaeuibhuier,
Hdienrsiter& Smail. lisben uor taun
einem wepnat $4,000 Seriiherune ab
lanisn une behielten nur eiHeu nomiHei'
Zen wetraa bei. Gw sebenisn nibt iuie'
Der auisubausn. Der S6Iaa " sin bar
Ger iir ne, ME audi fur be Stabt. Qi
icnnie ManssIs elmer 6euerl6I I4eiHridb
tana ben diamrsn fem Girtait eei9s'
psrbsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08
5no-pal,nta.
irani CSiuru IL Sum YOiimtiiisi
ar S,ortiarh eruouut tporhsu

iilr SariiOro ernaHnt ppTosn.
an Wilbnnt piro i'm Srnbiohr
cine 8mtteriabrii crrihtsi lpcrsen.
Fem SeiiSer Der SsilaRsIlrn pon
got Syringe II iir tisi,Iben cine haIbt
Millipu asbottn uOrosn.
Trcibunosrt 5Ianorsau. Srolnusrn
pur9e IN osm uah linen brnnunirn Grt
UCu Del RssieruHs ie slo auSbeSGblt.
SOhu C'RciIlp uue u. 4. Repere
urn SppolC erhielteH ein Rateni aRf
cine autUmGttidls SGrbcu5auo SfHsiees
maitinr. Guitar Safe ppu RienHa
pGtsutirts cine Sitcrbeits' ebabsl.
Die GoutrpIlbsh6roc Der Sidats,
Observation-Disclosures trni in ibrrr St
hana in Daation leBtc gRsdse ieiHe eeiI J.
niiiOs Ssahl einsr Siaot fir Hbbalmna
ses oieSidhTiaen tournaments, iuotb
liest bic Gntideiouus eem Beruthmen
nah Jlpiihsn Nuotion uno SCOTLAND.
,Tie IsStr @phe aus 7eaopUUo be
rlhttte 5hausrssihihis abr eincH
3aardubsr Ramsns SalieN. psltsr iih
in siutm nusseiiupitn Vliftl ale Or
prrbaui bate perididsu loiitH. ruiro als
eiRc iettc 3emnassuis erll6rt. Sc non
perp. ben trpuato": iii's uidlt lpabr
10 iii's bod gut sriuaoru.
Die Jrau oss bel DduiiUn pshusu'
OSR nOripesiihsn 5urmsrs Sans SliCn
beains am Tiruitaa lssttr Bphc
5tIbiimpro, iHosm ir iih an eiurm
5armpaseR srhduais. Sis brtcitlsir e.
Reu Strid an Der bintsreu ahie bee
Daaens. leaic iih oaS nnoerc 9noc
oesitlSsu in 1Urm tiusr ShIiuas I'm
oeu Sals uno idbOb ben @dasH nit si
nsm Rnd cine ttint Nnh6he tiuuntrr
Tas Cbeipitt oes gsGaeus 400 Die
S&linge ~ uno srrulrais bic 5rau.
lie Sauo guuutp Sani In NiLlsr
iallirie init S25,OOO Serbinolidisiirn
uno anasbIihru 10000 an Gutbaben.
bic absr unirr aeuansrer lluteriuhnne
nod btoeutero SuiammsnihmtlScu onrt'
ten. Der GsuntpihaSmriitsr lou sl4,'
900 in Der Ban! babsu. bic iuobl arbB'
ten Tbeits -iutidb" iino. Der RtdF'
bent Der gaHi, 9ui. Yletel, mar and
an elmer SaRt in Mtlauiic. Soma, be-
.heiliai. Gle iiir,lit banisrutt sins une
ben SaI osrisuiasn in NiIler nah I'D
Iuo. Ssmsrtsnswerth IN. oob ocr Raj
iirtr. br. Sil. firSlih Sum Ginnsbmsi
oes qaueamtes in Surun ernannt wur'
be uno Iebt iidb erit aus ieineu Shuuli'
tiien herausarbsiten mus, che er bad
9tmt antreteH tam.
Die 5taats. adsrbanbeh6roe reiti'
iar,lih beim Staatsauoiior Rstnun-
aen fur Reiieipeien ibrsr Riielieoe'
m6breno Der ltsten iaHi Sabre. im De
TRACE puu ell 900 ein. Der AueitO'
mics ne ob, oa isins gsrwillisunsen oa
fur pom Der 2esislatur semaht uno ei'
Re@nnnaen 40 ipdt einaereiht wuroen
Dieit .adert ibehbrbs~ iteiHi ia et
refine ,,tSrabicb. gehbree IA lem. Ger
berns [ (aubiiprj Sippls ipeibi ihr ei
9dbue iuie ipisi in ieiner -gartitcnNe
Danes": .Gs oarfte iniersEante Gel
tire iein, iper siasntiih tas IN peraan
aenen SahrsH fur (Siaaisiair. } Bro
m,cn ausasworisne GeIo bsfam. u
fauu ols fiber anasncmmen iperorn
lpai Der anbiisr peib. bab ielbii rinis
Der Sntereijirtrn nidst bic Stiru babe
,perosn. bic ell 900 sn iprbern.~
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08
Tie @sIptdde IN REV. gur. b,

ItC ~ttOtuut w N'V pVtI Vu'
ben dus Rads odrur. odB Der oemOlra
ilitc SongrcB lbncu ourh Die Gin
iOmmrniiruer c,Heu GeredltrH TbciI Der
ieet grpSirnihells uoH osu mlnoer unh
orn aar nidlt SsmIIicitcu sctIaaensn
SuuosShrprrlniirH auliEcrIrseH itt al
ididt, ben SemOirotiihcn GVngrrBtan
oieattu I'M pisrisbuten SciIrt ocrStaot,
tinsm iOuit iiberrrleseno oemP,ratiitcu
SsSiri. asidlngen. SsHH uHr Der St
nat ir,ur YilItt tbut. 10 WlrN Der
Shlae baIN aui bic -@elointc iurad
ialltn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08
Tie Diliou @iu nit oem Bir

neniteucr, Nmrubrmcnt, oas Sic Gin
tUmmrnitcucr SUrlaac crtbdlt. poiiirtc
bas Yunots.absspronrteubaus uOr udlt
IaesH nit 2O4 ssgen lao StImmeH.
5as 5Gus hn: iih ais wabrcs r0auS
oes SVlics- bspIeicn; iebsu wIr nun
~, oh bic WlGIiOuars, .Iruit 'aNpOiG
ten uue 9iirubabu MGanateH I'M Seuut
90 ipaarn ptrosu, ben iehI;a RlIllPReu
.,9ltbs" ourh SrrWsriuua Der &prIGss
in's @eiitt Stlaacu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08

Saut SsrtrGs Der Rcsle:unS nit
ben SnOlnnsru Der gDauitou RrierpatiOn
erhdIten bieie s3.;;j iRr leleu Nder oe$
abSutrrirnocu Ocblrtes p0u ca. lGS,,
600 VI.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08
ghGmpnp Bros. fabrsn ihr,n srOs.H
SrUceriesSSerfauf

ut flHt mctltre yS0e iOr bsri b0eu uIa.
reid
usbTou pt BEN srVBeH SsrtdH BET Gbamprnps bs
Groceries oO pertuut UnSsH G 3r entvrssnb
sUmHt uus iau Groceries m bic udd Grnts,s 10 isH biui
gen Rreii,H:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08

HsueN SOubs cine iehr quite anlass fir
9iatiUHalbarisu, peld,e sdssasu % Bro.
gent in Roten aHsssbsn i6nneH, bic ID.
uen aIeihials aud quite 3iHlsu uH'
brtngen.
Senatpr Shtrmnn bal III elner Reoe
oteie lestrIe aHlaar pie i9lst beleud,tst
uHo babel ben antaui ppn Sunos int
RsHuprrtbs uOu 81, 900. 900 Jur SGiis
genommen:
Noum 0,s aniauls Su $il7.22 $l.l12 ,2O0
NdTd0 nuSnrbtubST National
bautnoisH ouTchihultiIid Sid 900
HNo m't'lIt aRgrlcgits 0~tlo HuT 80 100
HiniOmmru
; lroNut nui 81 ,OOOO 900 1000
TGpoE ab
| ETo,tni an Observation-Disclosures ) 800
.,GbTllhtT S'ciTus iuT ben
..TIsunssianS" l8.OO0
ttrhls6snt tlutOrtu sOO
s2.8OO
pl,lbi cH Eciiobstrda Ucu 2, 1OO
Tieic s27 200 iUmmeu ciucr Ser.
i'ninna uUu S.Gl grpSsnt aui ben IN
8lriIlhirit Gnaelestsu Sriroa pCu
s322. 200 aIsidl.
sSU blelbi oG Der gniriOiismus ~ sln
@uHeer. enB Rciu gDOrisr RotiOunlbau
Fen aIlClH llber l5 WiilllpnrH Dollars
Der ncucH HuIs,be scisihuet bnbru.
III. Syia.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08

9R6nuertltibsr immtr biliieer
Snbm id mtiurs gattntrs AHfbsd im
sisibuaeihdii "a sinsin tsiraas ausfaniis,
Der ss MIR umpalldi, bic ti,aaten biu,gu ~
psrsauisn ole hiss jr Der Sol mar ~ Witdtl,
20 u,udbs itb bic gddatls bsuiihs 9nnci4dii,
mein yoqer out isbsn .Sap ~ beIi4ii8en nnn
meint Ifuir In tsirafbl ~ l'shtn. sbs lss
anbuewo iouisu. ubIu
tslatleloss pea 8aI's>t Snesa'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-02-08

lie popniiitcn wUaen rbre
StGatscOnueutlpu idOH I'M Wal nbbnI
ten
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29
EXTRAORDINARY POKER.

The Strangest Combination of Hands
Ever Heard of Dealt in u Fifty-oent
Limit Game at Milford-Ard It Was u
Squire Deal, Too.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana journal
iMILP0Rn, March GA remarkable
game Of draw poker was recently played
in this town. Seven friends were playing
q sociable 50-cent limit game. II was u
JOCK pot aud the cards were fairly shuiiled,
'riifled, cut and dealt. The frat man to
talk opened the pot for the limit. The
SECOND man trailed, as did the third. The
fourth man raised the pot to dollar; the
fifth man made it $3.50 to play; the sixth
man said 81. rho dealer simply played as
did the first and third men, the second one
pdssing out on three seyens.
4 The first man, who had three Fights
drew, two cards, as did the third man and
the dealer. The remaining three declined
to draw cards, and stood pat" The
opener showed his three Fights and passed.
The second man had already passed on
three sevens. The third man passed on
three skies.
were shown down. The fourth man had
a FIVE full with aces, the fifth had four
full with kings, the sixth had q tray full
with queens GALL these had refused cards
on the draw and the seventh man, the
dealer, who had drawn two cards to three
mines, had taken in the fourth nine and
won the pct. Beginning with the dealer
the hands were all trips" or better, and ran
all the way from mines to trays. IL is GER
tam that the deal was square and honest
one and every man in the play so under
stood and knew that there was not any
crookedness in the deal or in the game.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29
THE GREAT CENTURY WAR BOOK. "
An Accurate aud fascinating Record of
Mnr's t,rnvoat Dnntls.


10 majority of tho present generation
tho origin, progress and vast Significance
of the results of the great civil war arc
but vaguely appreciated. While at certain
periods of each passing year we have seen
AN eyer.lessoning array Of Gr2zled and
hating men in faded blue salute the bright
flag with cane and crutch rs they pass on
ward into the valley, we have felt that
they belonged to the shudOwy realms OF
tradition. We have heard their feebler
cheers under the doep-thrOated roar of the
present, and while we have thrilled at the
tossing of dusty slOuch hats and have
throngcd to touch the withered hands, we
have not always grasped the full measure
of their glory,
II was only when the great Century
War Book" appeared that those who were
enabled to enter the realms of its historic
treasure began to grasp the tremendous
drama with its multitude of detail. For
the first time one saw these things from
the other side.
The most important result OF this publi-
cation was the gradual removal of the in
tangible barriers which had hitherto re-
manned between the veterans of the blue
and the gray, for with a better under
standing of the conditions under which
the struggle was begun and finished came
a more fraternal feeling between the Sec
TONS
The edition will consist of 20 parts, is
sued weekly. They can be obtained by
bringing or mailing one "War Book" cou-
pom, together with 10 cents in coin, To
The GAZETTE office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29

LEwEs, March 27.--The schooner William
II. Swan. from Matansas. stopped at the
Breakwater Saturday morning for the cap
tain to send his family to Philadelphia.
The vessel was bound to Boston with a
cargo of sugar. Captain Noah Davidson,
native of Dagsboro hundred, this county,
is commander of the vessel. She is large
three-mnst schooner carrying over 1000
tons While the vessel was loading at
Matansas the captains son, years old, in
the absence of his father on shore got
hold OF loaded revolver and accidentally
shot his younger brother, years old. The
bull went into his mouth and out behind
his car, cutting an artery. The blood
flowed profusely and was with great diff
Guilty stanche1 by his mother until his
father returned and surgeon was called.
The child was nearly exhausted from loss
of blOod. Captain Davidson put his family
on tug at the Brcakwater and sent them
to Philadelphia. The child will probably
recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29
gfaIHs.

BRADT-At New Castle. DEL, on the Goth inst,
John +. Brady, aged 10 years.
CANNON the 23d inst, William 7. Cam,
aged 55 years.
CoLLIsoN--ln this city, on March 10th, Marie
X, infant daughter Of John Z. and Mabel H..
Collision, aged months and days.
CuNNINGHAM.-ln this city, on March, 2Sth,
Peter Cunningham.
the funeral, from his late residence, No. geg
West second street, on Saturday morning. at
o O'Clock. High mass at St Paul's Church.
lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
DARHELL-on the 2lst inst, Grace, daughter
OF George W. and Agnes Darrell aged 0
months.
FRIrzPATRIcK-on the aslh instant, Mary
II. Kirkpatrick.
relatives and friends of the family are re-
spactluly invited TO attend the funeral on Sat
urday morning at O'clock, from the residence
OF her brother-in-law, Philip q. i'luukett, No.
209 West Front street. Requiem mass ut st
Peters Church. interment at New Cathedral
cemetery, Phila lelphia, Pa.
OHNSToN--Suddenly, in this city. on the Goth
infant, Hugh J0hn.tOn, DR., sou of Hugh aud
Mary Ann Johnston, aged IS years and
months.
Relatives and friends and Eureka Council.
No. !, Jr. q. A. Nj, and the apprentice boys Of
jackson & sharp Company are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence of his
parents, corner Cedar ana Anchorage streets,
on Thu sdRy afternoon at oc ock. Services
az Reformed Episcopal Church OF the Cove
nant, Third and West streets. lnterinent at
Riyerylew cemetery.
KING.-Died atherlate residence, in Whining
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29
IN ENERAI,

e. w. Hudson, managing editor of
the New York Herald under the elder
Bennett, died at Woburn, Mass, last
Tuesday.
The artist St. Gaudens has submitted
O revised model of his Worlds Fair
medal to the quadro.ccntenn COM
mittee of the United States Senate.
Carpenter Joseph Cox, United States
Navy, retired, died at Kittery, N. H.,
Tuesday, aged 06 years. lie entered
the service in 1884 and was retired in
1861.
About $4,000 has been subscribed in
Troy, N. ", toward fund for suita-
BILE memorial to Robert Ross, who was
killed at the polls ON election day. The
fund will be largely increased.
The is Grayesond election inspectors
who pleaded guilty to charges of con-
spiracy were sentenced in Brooklyn
Tuesday to terms of imprisonment,
ranging from 30 days to six months,
and several were fined in addition. The
indictment against Frank 7. Clarke was
dismissed.
Reports from Chautauqua county, N.
", state that the cold snap has com
pletely destroyed any chance of grape
crop there this year. II is said that over
$6,000,000 Of capital is invested in this
industry in northern Chautauqua. The
work of harvesting and preparing the
fruit for market gives employment to
several thousand people.
At the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Bell Telephone Company in Boston
Tuesday the following statement was
presented; Gross earnings, S5,7S1, 076;
expenses, $1,S55,591; net, S3,025, 4S5;
regular dividend paid, $2,2l4, 1856; extra
dividend paid, l,125,000; reserve for
depreciation of instruments, $l36,329;
reserve for general depreciation, $3.50, 900;
total surplus, 50, 1901.
Sprigs of arbutus are occasionally seen
along Market street worn as boutonnieres
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29
Koss Urn,S FUNERAL.

After Simple Services in the Church at
Turin, the Remains Were sent to Buda-
pest. 5+
Associated Press Dispst,h oy sp,clal wires.
TURIN, March 2s.-The funeral SER
vices over the remains Of Louis Kossuth
were held this morning in the Evangeli-
cal Church, beginning at . o'clock. The
colin inside the church rested on a
handsome catafalque and was covered
with flowers. In addition the church
was filled with floral emblems sent from
all parts of Hungary, as well as from
many points in Europe.
The pastor of the church, Pastore
Peyrot, delivered the funeral address in
Italian, eulogizing Kossuth's private
virtues and patriotic devotion to Hun
gary.
The choir then sang a choral hymn
written by Luther and an anthem COM
posed by Palestrina.
After the simple ceremonies the coffin
was placed upon u funeral car drawn
by four horses and the funeral process
sion moved slowly toward the railroad
station. A guard of honor will accom-
pany the remains to Budapest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wiresf
INDIANAPOLIS, INp., March 2s.-Sec-
rotary Hoko Smith has disbarred from
practiclng in the pension department M.
ID. Ellis, secretary and treasurer Of the
Union Comrade Company, at No. 30
North Delaware street, this city.
Ellis, who is charged by the Secretary
of tho Interior with unprofossional CON
duct. issued circulars in which he in
vited veterans to become members of his
order, for which fee of 81 would be
charged. He promised that il the full
value of the money should not be re-
ceived at the end Of the year, the dollar
would be refunded and the dissatisfied
members still be entitled to membership
privileges. On payment of the fee Of
81, claims for restoration to the rolls
would be prosecuted without any fur
Their expense,
Tho circular attacked the policy OF
the Pension Bureau and advocated
several schemes held to be violations of
the pension laws.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-29
THE Pilot INJUNCTION CASE.

One OF Extreme Importance to tho Pilot
Board Ms 1t Involves a Question of Juris-
dictlon.
The case of Charles S. Morris, ct al,
VS.. the Board of Pilot Commissioners
which is on the chancery trial list for
this term is one Of great importance as
II involves question of the jurisdiction
of the commissioners. In the suit Levi
q. Bird represents the Board OF Pilot
Commissioners and Bradford g. Vande-
grift Mr.. Morris.
The story Of the whole matter and
what gave rise to the litigation is as
follows: Some time ago the Pilot Com
missioners ordered certain pilots to go
on board the pilot boat Howard. That
is they were to form part of the pilot
crew when the vessel sailed out to look
for incoming vessels. All homeward
bound vessels must, according to law,
take one of these pilots aboard when
passing up the Delaware river. This is
compulsory, and If not done the vessel
owner IS liable in very heavy fine.
The owners of the pilot boat Howard,
all of whom themselves are licensed
pilots, deriving their commissions as
such from the board, refused the order
and would not allow the pilots so
ordered by the board to come aboard
the Howard as pilots.
The position taken by the Howard's
owners was the fact that they were all
themselves Delaware pilots, they had
built and paid for the Howard out of
their own pockets, the vessel had been
duly commissioned pilot boat by the
Board of Pilot Commissioners, and they
did not see why the commissioners
should put stranger, or strangers
among them, that is, persons who had
no pecuniary interest in tho vessel they
owned J",Es
The argument has a fair feature oil
logic in ii. But unfortunately IL intro
duces the new position that the commits.
sioners shall not have the say in regard
to what pilots shall go aboard for duty
upon any certain,pilot boat This is the
story in nutshell. The case was
brought up some time ago before the de.
ceased Chancellor salisbury. The re-
quest was made for temporary injunc-
ton upon the Pilot Commissioners. This
was granted. Argument on the case
was heard in due course and the liti
giants awaited decision But mean
while the death OF the Chancellor inter.
yened. There was therefore no decision
The whole case now comes up anew
before Chancellor Wolcott, and will be
heard this term, probably within week
The question is of great interest moi
only to those directly concerned, bul
also to all sea-faring people of Lewes
the Breakwater, New Castle and Viii
mington.
There are nine licensed pilot boats OF
the Delaware. of these four are com
missioned IN this State, four are undei
the jurisdiction of the Philadelphia
Board of Pilot Commissioners. and ont
boat under that of New Jersey.