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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15

dering Ife of rap.ne and murder 20 the
iron discipline of the Russian military
service. PersianS. the descendants Of the
Partbiaus so much dreaded 1000 years ago:
Arabs from the Red sea coast, pruses from
the mountains Of syria and Palestine. ne
grues from Egypt. fugitives from justice
of every surrounding country; escaped jail
hTls-any body is welcome to Their bands
who has horse and arms and can ride.
steal and shoot These are the men VINO
desolate Bulgaria: these are the men who
are now making Armenia a desert The
only discipline they recognize is obedience
to their leader. they have no system of
dri,l and She terror they inspire Is due
solely to their well deserved reputation
as butchers. When they wage war IL Is not
war. hut determination. for they make not
the slightest distinction between the armed
ard the defeuseless. killing all alike with
equal ferocty. To them an expedition IS a
rad. during which neither man. woman
nor child is spared. ana what property
cannot Dee carried of is burned oar Amer
lean Iui ans Mere gentlemen compared
with them fer the Indians al occasionally
spare the children. adopting them .nte tnef
tribes and raising them as members OF
their families. but 20 the natural SaNagery
OF their dispositions The Turkish irreealt~s
ad3 a religious f3natic.sm of the most cX-
agrer8ttd typc-a faua .c.su that causes
them 10 regard the murder Of non-Ma-
hammcdam rs a religious duty. an a't eN-
tremeiy laudahle IN the sight OF Allan, ana
which MI enfit'e them 70 mu-7 credit.
both in thiS world ard ln the next ftl1-
c,ules il they can be so called. such as
ta.se render tae TURK Sh rreEl.ars ohJfr-S
of me utmost terror 90 dff,usclrsS N.ilaeerS
subject to their raids. ana have az ere time
or another made t3e.r name terror word
from Vienna 20 Ieafran. Aioce taH if'a-
tiers az hungary ara Poland tocE We're
49, ~.e. 8
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village, and a year elapsed ere there was
complete suhm 'sslon and order was re-
stored. In case q partition Of Turkey were
attempted. population uprs.ngs might ba
expected in every province from Albania
10 the Euphrates. They would al be in
effective, Of course. hut they would all he
bloody and costly. \ knowledge Of the
fact that Turkey Is ny no means helpless.
even with a bankrupt treasury and cor
rjipt administration. has probably some
thing 70 do with the general willingness
20 give the uuspeakable Turk a litt,e more
time Nobody believes ne Will reform, hIt
his army is too big and It's hghtng reputa-
tion is too Well established for aggressive
operations to he thoroughly undertaken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
TRIBUTE TO THURMAN
The Tender and Lasting Love
of Allen and Mary.
HOW HE LEARNED FRENCH.
The Peaceful Close OF II Busy Iife-His
Extraordinary Command of Pure,
strong English.

When Allen G. Humans wife lay dying
in Columbus a few years ago. the 81. Louis
Globe Democrat printed this touching ref
ereuce to the love of Mr. and Mrs. Thur
man.
The wife of Judge Thurman. the dis
tinguished Ohio statesman. lies dying
She is "a woman Of SO years, but TO her hus-
band she seems no older than She WAS
when he married her nearly half 4 CEN
tury ago. They have grown old together
In a most afecuonatc and beautiful way.
Their union has served % vin6iczfe Tho
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15

Nv master, tell Us OF the times;
What do the signs porteDd?
Suspicion hroods Ger all the land.
And friend is false To friend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15

YANYEE HILL, II years old,
the pioneer sugar maker of
Vermont, president of Hill
Syrup Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

Secretary CARLISLE desires TIC retirement
and cancellation of the legal tender notes
amounting TO s34d 6sl 90. aul also OF the
outstanding treasury note3 amounting to
si40.0 09O making an aggregate OF 1885,
ISL. 900. In order that thu gcvern msnt may
not be called on to furnish guil OH their
presentation ut tho treasury. HO urRIectS
to state his Plan to accomplish this OBJ
ieet. as he knows but eau only DO doae by
the Issue OF snlo OF bonds tothat amount.
We do mol believe that tho people arc pre-.
pared to add such n sum TO ilIe Nation
al Indebtedness increasing The annual In
forest account some 5lI 01J 00J. Tits may
be small matter il II were true Hs he
states that lntsrcst bearing bonds to the
amount Of Sl63, 3I5. 400 have Deon Issued
to procure gold for the redemption of
these notes; and yot tho obligation Of the
government to redeem these notes remain
the same as at the beginning
This arlsea from tho faoS that tho
treasury paid out those notes to moat
current expenses. AMI Secretary Carlisle
knows worry well that the Government
could not have met tho demands upon 1t
without uOlllb lhiS uhlo7S u lS9hpA hOib ,
and this increases the debit Tho Socre-
tary knows very well that tho govern.
ment Ia In the bosi.Ioa OF man who Is
living above his income and II ID NOR g
revenue 1t needs and not thu Issue OF more
bonde, Gs the relief by such Issue Will
only be- temporary ami in tho end thsre
will be inct eased embarrassment, ILers' 4
mono 80 blind, however. as lh0ge who do
not wish TO son, AMI Secretary Carlisle
must belong to that class, rsal slatas.
man would devise soms plan 10 insrea SO
the revenue so IA to meet tho expense Of
the government. AMI also 10 cnab,o our
people to OK pert goaI5 OF greater value
than those they impott. We had better
put prohlb!tory dultes on articics oaI
people can make anu tax articles, tea
eoliee. spices. &c.. that ar now Gu th'
free llAl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21
VI orld's Mutual Benefit
Association,

Organized with ample capital,
under tie supervision OF the
Insurance Commissioners, sell.
ing insurance at cost and doing
business on the assessment
plan, comes in and affords
financial reliet, thus tightening
the sorrows attendant upon
death. This Association courts
the closest examination in every
particular The rates are based
upon the age of the applicant.
and the terms of payment arc
made SO light that a man earn.
mug but one dollar per day can
carry some protection for his
family, If you are in DEBT,
drop postal card to POT Equi.
table Building, and something
oil interest will be explained to
you, and it will be worth some.
thing to say that you saw it in
The REPUBLICAN, If you are a
lodge.goer, the iraternal order
will interest you. Men and
women insured OH equal terms.
Write to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

r. 81 II ||NtH+.|
pezs 4, pay the tar payers o. New uAs.
tic county TO have patty clses tried DO.
fors Jury hflhe uourt Of General Sos
ssonss a case In point which came under
The observation of RsPuHrrCls repre-
sentative la court on Wednesday after
noon woman named Kate Wolf, was
charged with stoaling piece OF serge
and three towels valued at % cents. thu
property OF Mrs. Fitzgerald aud an umbrsl.
la.from Walter wyman valued Mt 80 carts
and pair OF scissors from Miss Fletcher
at % centa
All the articles stolen were yalusd at
sl6s- Ths woman had Formerly gono out
by the day ut dressmalfifE. receIyipg $3.50
day. Sho Ind a girl ~ years old to sup
+ port, On leaving our city abe procseded
10 Harrisburg, Pa, hcr former home and
then sent here for her trunk. The lady
with whom she had boarded had search
warrant out and ha,. hoe trunk saarchsd.
wkeE the above named articles to the
value OF 81 81 were found In her trunk
aud shs was subsequently, arrsstsd at
harrisburg. Pa, and brought to oureity
and rocked up. Shs had q hearlng before
the Municipal Court and was hAld for tie
upper Court.
She was allowed by tho court TO mako a
statement. saying that The drsssmaklng
goods belonged to her. aud she had a
daughter 10 ysars old to suppprt, On tho
| jury asking her II she had any money, she
| replied In tho negative. Well. said hts
| honor. Chief Justlcs. Charles B. Lore. y gu
have been recommended by the jury to
tho lsiiency of the court. Tho court Is
disposed to DO laplent with you and
would Impose llne of % cents restitu-
ton money aud be imprisoned ono month
In New Castle jail 1t costs thu eoanty
over se5 to try this woman's case. the
evidence of which was purely eIrcum
stantiaL
Tho Municipal Court should have the
power to dispose OF sucn petty cases and
not put the county to extra expsnso In
this case the woman, having been conilnei
In jail since Saturday last; would havi
been punished epough Tho umoor o
petty casos thnt ure sent to the pppol
court should 10 looked into by someboly
Interested In the municipal welfare OF on
/ city, VINO will do II?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

II sesms that the eifort TO drive ]. Ed
ward Addicks out Of tho State IL not ilke'
~ TO prove siecesgsaL Hotwlth-
standing The many newspaper attacks
made apon him he seams Determined to
make our State q parmancnt place OF
business. and become moro thoroughly
identified with our eltizsns. What tho
effect will be on. political parties and
business enterprises limo alone can deter
aalnc. as tho head OF tho Bay State Gas
Company. aeorporatiomsald to represent
nearly $50 0o0. o1a. 10 10 certainly rather
M Important parsonage. and cannot bs
entirely ignored. 1t Is true he failed to
get Into the Historical Soclety. but since
that ti,no he has become a metnbs. OF
DUPONT Post @, A. T.. managed TO have
his portrait with that OF the late Governor
Marvil. hung up In the Eighth Ward
Republican Club room, IL preparing to
open the room on the second floor OF tina
Central Bank building at Fifth and Mar.
4 kot streets. as Republican headquarters.
snd 1t 10 sud that he has established a
bureau In this city for tho purpose OF aid
lug to pay the taxes OF thosa not blessed
with large amount OF this worlds so DDS.
What next he will aim at, time alone can
unfold. Whatever may DO sald OF him he
is quite sbrewd manipulaior and has
succeeded In accommodating large
amount OF llihy lucra where thousands
OF indivlduals have failed. Ito IL alsc
quite literal in assisting the poor, giviu G
often In quiet way. and o Democra Tic
neigabor says ho is much batter man
than many wish TO make hun appear. d,
this as II may. this Is rather u censorio u
age end few can hope to euco,ed In all
their undertakings without encountorng
opposition, and having their motives in
pugnod. Right or wrong, Adiicks seems
as determined TO stay In ths state as Goe
Mr. johnson. who Is endeayoring to sho
In tho Courts OF Chester county that h
cannot 10 transferred FROM Delaware lntS
Pennsylvania by tho mcrs ipsl dixi; of I
set of commissioners. who do not know
half as much about the State limo Us Ii
lnea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21
Something Needed.
Insurance That Can 30 Carried
BY All GIasiaS.

Dsath can never bring any.
thing but sadness and SORROW,
and when this is coupled with
the 30 oft.times factthat the sor-
rowing ones are left destitute,
the sorrow has two-feld mean.
ing. To the struggling masses
the hope of some day being
able to carry some Life In
Suranee is bright star, but,
alas ! the hope dies within the
breast that gave it life-.tbe
rates were not within THEN
reach. 1t is right here that the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21
pE6lSTElrS ORDER,
y REGIsTEIl's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEf.,
NOVe uDRr II l3N


Tpohthe application of Joanna Il Lyman,
EAecutrix ~ Mary j. Lyman. late OF
Chrigtinna hundred In kaid county. dc.
ceased, IL IL ordered and directed by
the Register that the kxecutrix aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters festa-
mentary upon tho estate of the deceased,
with tho date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements TO be pnsicd within
forty days from tho date of such letters In
six Of the mOst public places OF the county
Ut New Castle. requiring nil persons having
demands against tine estate to present tho
same or abide by an act of Assembly In such
case made and provided; and also cause the
same 10 bn inserted within tho same period,
In The DAILY REruBLICAN a newspaper pub
lIshed in Whining Oh. Dei..nnd to lie continu u
-, Given under tho hand and seal OF
$ s, office OF the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. In New Castle Couaty.
aforesaid the day and year above written
j. W lLklNS COOCH, Register.
NDIlCE-Notlce Is hereby given that let.
tiers restamentnrY were In due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned. on tho 18th
day Of November. A. d., lSD5, and til at nll per.
CONS having claims against this estate of the
deceased must present the same. duiy attest.
ed, to the said lAeoutrix. on or before this
18th day of November 1896. or abide the Act
OF Assembly In such case made aud provided
JOANNA X. LYMAN.
Exeemtrix
Address -Newport Delaware.
nl2-3w- cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

Governor Watson has Issued procla-
nation appointing Thursday. tho est h
Inst, as f day OF thanksgiving and praise.
le exh orts all 10 be especially grateful
that we hava Teen enabled peacefully 10
pursue our respective Vocatlons during
ihe year now drawing TO n close; that onr
homes havo boon made snfo anu happy;
that tile greatest personal and religious
liberty has been enjoyed by our people,
aud That we have been exempt from tho
devastation CT disease. Among other
blessings wo should be- thankful for the
rerpetuity OF constitutional government,
for the popular respect for law aad ordor.
for the intellectual and Industrial pro
gross OF our people While as embed at
our Respective places of worship and
contessing our responsibility to tho Gre
aior Of us all, let none forget to share
Their plenty with tho poor. to comfort tho
sick, to cheer tho unfortunate, and to
manifest charity towards all.
We hope the sanitary war Ia now
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21
DEGlSTERS ORDER
~ RE8iSTEits OFFICE.
Few CASTLE. COUNTY, DEf-, j.


Few CASTLE. COUNTY, DEF, J.
November End. 1895.
Upon the application OF Edw. II, brennan.
xecutur OF Joseph Sharpe, late of
NtlmingtOn HID. III said county, deceased.
II Is ordered and directed by tho Kegisicr. thnt
the Executor aforesaid give roticp OF
granting OF Letters Testsmentaty upon
the estate OF the deceased. with The date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from tue date
Of such letters IN six Of the most pub places
al tho county OF New Castle. requiring all
persans having demands against tkn estate
10 present tho sane or abide by an act OF
Asseisliy in 5ucl case made and provided;
aid also cause the came to DO inserted with
ia the same period in the DAILY REPUBLIC
CAN, IA newspaper published IN Wilmington.
bel, aud To 10 continued therein three
weeks lc. u. d.
-, Given unde the hand aud seal OF
Rs ! office or the Register aforesaid az
~ Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid tho day an year above written.
j. WiLk ms COUCH. Register.
MOI iCl-Nolico Is hereby given that letters
Parliamentary were iii duo form OF law
granted unto the undersigned. on tho Ind day
OF November A. d., 1895. and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF tho de-
ceased must present the same. duly aitested.
day Of November 1885,. or abide the Act
| OF Assembly in such case made and proviJ
EDW ARD IL. DRENN AN, Executor.
Address, VIA. Michael Byrne, rsq., WIl-
min8tOn. Del. nc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

New YnEE, Nov Il Tho cold wave
that has been general throughout he west
and northwest foI the past thivty-six
hours, reached here last night, - tic
weather bureau at IL o'clock It WINS said
TINT there had been drop in the TEN
pcrature from 40 dogs. at noon, o8a drgs
freezing point, accompanied by forty
mile breeze from the northwest. At s
O'Clock 1t was showing at Buffalo, Mon
tre&l O-wcgo, Albany md Rochester,
while II was raining ut Boston and Port
lanl L. ------- -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21


November IS. 1895.
Upon the application OF the Equitable Guar
AN &c and Trust Go. Administrator OF Louis
&. DuPunU late Of Christians lid. in said oun-
~ deceased. It is ordered and directed by the
Register that tho Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF granting of Letters OF Admin
istfation upon the estate of the deceased.
With the date OF granting thereof, by cnus-
Ing advertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters In ak OF
the most public places OF the county OF New
Castle. requiring all pei sons having d emands
aeainst the estate to present the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly IN such cass
made ana provided; aud also cause the same
10 tie inserted within the same period in the
DAILY REPUBbICAN. newspaper published
IN Wilmington. Del, and to DO continued
therein three weeks TO- o. d.
- Given under the hand and Seal of
4. S. ! Office OF the Register aforesaid ut
- WiElington. in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and yoar above written.
j, WILKINS G0OGH, Register.
NOTlCE-Notlee Ia hereby given that lot.
tiers OF Administration were IN due form of
law granted unto the undersigned, on tho
18th day OF November A. D.. 1895, and that
AL persons having claims against the estati
OF the deceased Must present the same, duly
htiested. TO tho said Administrator, on or
before tho 18th day of November. 1896. or
abide the Act oil Assembly in such case made
aud provided,
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company
Administrator.
Address Wilmington. Del. n!5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

CHrds ire out announcing the wedding
OF Mr.. Leonard G. Staats of this city 70
Miss Laura v Jerome of Chester to take
place on Monday. Nov, - ls9j. at p. IN.
from the residence of tho bridr'a aunt,
$50 Spruce street, Wilmington. bel Mlaa
Jerome 10 the granddaughter OF the late
Captain James Jerome. OF Chester
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

The Dover Index prints tho folio W Dg:
John Edward Addicks has baen nuuii ID.
tel as Il neniuer OF tho Grand Aruy OF
tiu Republic by Dupont pust New Castle
county"
IclIwnraans aro continually lAarnins
something nav about MIR. JUhn Edward
Aidlcks. Ibis parsonage uuir,yals tho
chameleon IN tho marvellous muunCr In
which he changes his outward aspect. At
ono time VIZ sea hlIn us a mere stock dab
bier, stock inllator aud stock wateror; In
the next he political leader, coIrup.
lion fund contributor aud opposed state
purchaser; presently We lind him an as.
pIrunt for Senatorial honors anu a SenA
Tor dumakuI, later lie appears in the sim,
Ute role or Il candidate toe membership to
historical societies. smiling at defeat and
lei ,etioni subsequently, he makes his de.
bHt US IL purtrai. GOnUr aud lastly Le
comes form. like the caterpillar and the
butterfly, svlf-cun,utgted soldi I, u
martial nero.
L. ls an established fact That The great
minority oftha tepubllctD party { wo mean
by this tlielr leaders. locally AMI Though
tho state at largo hats ss.ected donn
edward hddieka AS thur lea0er. IL Is
uselGss for certain Of their organs to
deny the fEct II Is useless for the Mid
dIelown Transcript and LAs News and
Advertiser che ouly tNU newspapers with
which we are acqu,iiHted) Witch seem to
consistently oppose A luioks. 10 deny the
iaet. We ate but too we'll aware that the
Yari BUS leaders Uf that party III Kent are
we'll nigh rs unit IN Ills iaioT. such too,
we are informed, Is tho caGditiun III Sus,
BY and ouch new day urlngs its fresh
tldtnR5 OF aCcessions TO his following in
New castle.
Add,ek=ism seems to grow and flourish
with every passing hour. We would 10
but too giul to be aUls to persuade our.
selves That saei was not tbs case The re
Is, however, no chance for seeing men to
20 duLuda themselves. The Republican
leaders have muds Addioas their lnaGer.
putting TIE last caInpalgIisNae are asked TO
telloSe that tliln man Gully wished certain
/ Particular legislation. When tho hour
arrived We found out how false were such
statemeu ats. uId such wall be the easo with
! Hose who HOW try 10 think ttut Addicks
has blit small portion Of the Republican
/ party at His back. Kent and Sussex seeu
| TretrieyaLIy his, anu New Gustlo Uul holda
/ In IA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

WI W rNp'StP ~ PNpAiN ootc, ~ 10
Touit House. On Maikst s,teet ost"e i,i,
Isntih ana Eleventh stressA " The shy
OF Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware. IL, ,,.,
ON FRIDAY. AZ
THE I'D DAY OF November. ls33,
at o'clock p. m,
ths roilowihg aeseripea reaa estate. W. ~
Al those thGee certain lots, pieces %
parcels OF iaad With the buildings and
iin'roVements sh;s,fe2n ereetsI, s as,Ie
county ana state 81 DeiawoIe. pouhaea
ana uescriped - toIiows, 70 VII .,,s....,
s, NO Known as No , i29g ~, gehsT sstl
erly side Of Jefferson street ~ the dis.
tanGe q ~ feet from the northsriy sile
lei with Twelfth .street q. feet, more pr
less 20 line of land Of the CATHOLIC
Cemetery; thance northerly along sai "a
feet; thence easterly and parallel with
Twelfth street 81 feet moro or lees TO the
Westerly SIDE OF Jtuerson, street. am
thence thereby southerly ~ feet TO the
place OF beginning. he the contents
thereof what they may 49,.
wmnsto no" "a g ny Scssnes st at
point on the westerly eide OF Market
street 90 feet ineh.s broad between,
Twelfth street ut the distance OF 70 feet
street, a corner Of land now Or late OF
Mrs. TPnnph Il, Jones formerly DIR
o. said .Iones's lard westerly parallel with
Eleventh street S.5 feet and inches TO
the caeterly side of Orange street; thence
Herewith ncrthcriy parallel with Market
Eirret 10 feet to stake: thence easterly
parallel with the first described land and
Elevenlh street 3il feet Inches 10 the
aforesaid side of Market street, and
thence herewith southerly % feet TO the
place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
No. 3, Beginning ut a point, a corner or
land OF James Mcintyre, on the eas;erly
side OF Orange street hntwecn Eleventh
and Twelfth streets at the distance Of 1903
feet and inches from the anitherly side
OF Twelfth street thence with u line Of
the land Of the said James Mcintyre
south rs degrees east 70 feet to the vest
eriy side Of a 4is-f feet wide alley; theEce
thereby south 90 degrees west II feet to n
line Of land originally OF James W.
Thompson and Ealhro Fra zier: thence by
said land north IS degrees west 20 feet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21

iou5 injury TO an unknown manRt Tenth
and Market streets yesterday afternoon.
The stranger was driving and In crossing
Tho railway tracks roar whsnl was torn
of. Tho horses boiled dragging tho wag.
on quite n distance when AIR. MaIVll
stopped them.