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and death that tie war hal brought
about il always seemed iu her a.
j though { laudc Ra>heieh were dom.
i her some harm. and i ,ins +, wii,insl,
She took IN odd, eirli,h view oi the
question and Thought If him and her
/ self whenever North and south wcr.
mentioned, and - came io hate hin.
1 very bitterly 10 hate him wa =
/ grand comfort The sound, II va,
camo nearer From her windows ,he
had ~.cu ihe burning homestead % her
friends. Rude -oliiery had cuierei
the peaceful home and demanded hes
pitality a~ a right. The negroes were
spirited away. save 'He ali woman
;ult il he'd eaae to want with them
absolute vag wan, q. brea., anl iir.
such want A. bc4-af- ty. Aud
one day Donna Bella had gone ..ili
thl> old Woman to be- meal Of one ua,
much better eti than themselves On
The way tGo ncn - mon unitorn
had met h,r n'td iu-uilinsly tried to
ks her but ~ the instant an officer
Ia war stained uniform had intcrirrrd.
iriled lhe ruliian- ami lo'i'l hi- In
tn Donna Bella
lhen their eyes met. The o'ie,.
wa Claude Ra-h!,l-h. -hc iurnt
from him vithoat speaking hu' IL
Kept her n igi' uuiii ~he entered i
own door.
lie Wa- a Iiulie altered -faver III.
lhmucf but t!'o expression # h.
iace was a!ei in1H ID vor
i"" lay afterwards 'be turmoil a.
VT wa- a' then vrv '!p9r Tie oiu
man, tar acgr ana Donna Bella
were hidden ~ The cellar: -huid"rtn.
aud chnslng toscther in terror n tlr
musket bali ratified over the roo
Ior A. hours the iigh, la>tel Wht,
II wa~ over the three terrified creature
crrit 90 the windows 10 look oui
Dead and dying were III view be>id.,
these. .ame negroes huryiug The ,lain.
When the>. were gone Donna Bel.
went 10 the well . draw water. 'fh,
curb had been broken And wbei
She lifted the pail 70 the light III,
threw il down again in disgust. Blo,a
mingled with the wafer As IA,
leaned against q tree bard by, to,
Faint aud i'll 10 move, groan met hei
car. Turning, she >aw. ia the iainl
Eight Of the dying day. a figure iyin.
nj ! ngth under the bushes, alone ana
helpless. Even the uniform If III
enemy could not alarm her. 81,
crrpt forward and lnelt hy the man
Blood was streaming from half
'l"zen wounds \ hot fever was upo.
him. and he sroancd and muttercd
\ terrible suspicion flashed upon her.
She knew the fair hair, and the large
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

You ought 10 be very proua OF your
wife She is brilliant ,alker.
You're right there.
! could listen to her all night.
! often do.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Somehow or other when anybody ever
writes anything about Senator Hoar the
description is always accompanied with a
reference to his cherubio face. This is not
surprising. 1t is cherubic face-all
round and rosy, with the constant sem
blance of innocence which is truly bland.
But nobody would ever take Senator
Hoar for an Apollo Bclvidero or for any
other old Greek or Roman gentleman
whose shape has been sculptured in endur-
ing marble. His figure is stocky and
.pudGy and even bean baggy-to find a
simile which is appropriately Bostonese--
and this fact makes rather entertaining a
little incident which happened on the floor
of the senate once. Senator Mcmillan was
telling some colleagues of the quick and
fatal effects Of grip and sudden cold that
had come to his notice. He recalled, for
instance, that q fine looking, handsome
gentleman who hnd been at church on
Sunday, was dead on tho following
Wednesday.
what is that'" asked Senator Hoar,
joining the group.
II was just saying" replied Senator
Mcmillan, that remarkably well built,
handsome man, who was at the Congrega
tlonal church last Sunday, is now dead. u
MY dear Mac said Senator IIoar
'you really must be mistaken. l was not
there. Washington Post
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
RUSSIAN AnMY ODDITIES.
Queer Features Of the Military Service
the CEar,

the Gar.
The Russian 0rny is full Of strange
features Thus the biggest fellows are d.
tailed for duty in the bodyeusrd regiment
--Preobrnshenski--fo by Peter the
Great and originally composed Of that
monarch's personal friends, all giants IN
their way The czar' family take great
pride In this regin'ent, and on the named
dav OF It's patron saint attend the festivt.
ties In body, usually re reinforced by for
eign ambassadors and ministers. Then
thor" Ia the Isnailawski rogment, where
only blonds are tolerated, and the we'll
know Pawlow guards, all o. whom must
have turn up noses,
The regulations of the guard chdsseurs,
on the other hand, admit only dark haired
men The guard officers, being privileged
by birth as we'll as rank In their chosen
professions treat their colleagues in the
line almost as badly as the latter treat
their subalterns. Up to few years ago
the distinction between them was such
that a guard i.e y enant had precedence
over the captain of the line. The late
czars father changed this state of things
somewhat, but not much. A major Of the
guards would even today rank higher than
a line colonel, II there were suoh person.
But the advancement of the regular army
officer seldom surpRsses the rank of bat
TALON chief Mon having attained that
distinction are generally made com
nlanders" of a small precinct, while dis.
graoed guard officers or general staff OFF,
GERS obtain the oolonelshlp or lieutenanS
colonelship of the regiment to which they
have devoted their lives.
Only very rarely does limo officer suo-
ceed in obtaining commission in tho
war academy and eventually in the gem
eral staff 1t should be mentioned, how
ever, that the majority are untitled for
such advancement The requirements Of
the officers examination in the line are
considerably less stringent than those
upon which the admission to the guards
officer corps are based. The applicants
social standing Is not at all considered,
and to complete the wretchedness of tho
line officer his pay is ridiculously small
and inadequate, especially that Of tho in
fantry officer, the lieutenant receiving not
more than 5000 per year all told. The
captain has little over $500, the major
$3.50. The most abjoct poverty prevails
among them, and only few of the youn-
ger officers own more than one uniform,
which must do service both on and off pa
rade The infantry private of the line re-
ceives in money Is shlllings per year, In.
cludlng the czar's and others presents
Pittsburg Dispatch
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

In France there exists nn order OF merit,
founded by the Society For the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, of which the mcm-
bcrs are dogs who have distinguished
themselves by deeds of bravery. taste.
fully designed collar Of honor" is award
ed to the nominees of tho order.
Among the animals already decorated in
this way one of the most celebrated is
Bacohus, large bulldog, whose speciality
1t is to stop runaway horses by jumping
up and SELLING them by the bride Bao-
ohus master resides in the Rue Biscornet.
II Is calculated that the Intelligent ami.
NAL has already saved the lives Of eight
persons, If not more, in this way. Paut.
land, another bulldog, received collar in
1887 for saving his mistress from the at
tack of footpad, and Turk, splendid
Newfoundland, has had similar honor
for saving three young children from
drowning on different occasions.
Letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
MISTAKES OF NovELlsTs.
Some of Them Shoot Wide of the Me-
Now and Then.

Some of Them Shoot Wide of the Mark
Now and Then.
All novellsts ard writers make slips or
hlunders in greater or less abundance, but
1t is among the lady novelists that tho
most frequent and amusing blunders must
be looked for, ana In "Ouida's'' works
they abound with greater frequency than
in the works of any other living novelist,
In one of them will be found horse
winning the Derby three years in success.
sion; guardsmuE sitting up all night
drinking hard, smoking perfumed oiga.
rettes, gambling for fabulous sums and
starting forth in tho morning after a
breakfast of ortolans and green char
treuse, fresh as daisies and prepared to do
deeds of prowoss in the hunting fields or
at the covert side, and that great feat, too,
performed by II man with a ''tawny mus
taohe and flanks like greyhound" who,
while snipe shooting, espies an eagle, "a
dim speck in the ethereal vault"
What cares he that his cartridges only
contain tiny snipe shot? Not hel He bangs
away with unerrlng aim and slowly the
king of birds, with his glorious pinions
outstretched, sinks at his feet corpse, ="
In another of her books Il gentleman per-
forms u similar feat, but this time, for the
sake of variety, with rifle bullet
Mr.. Walter Bosant, In his novel st
Catherine by the Tower" speaking of the
riverside inhabitants, says; They go to
church but three times in their lives
whom they are bapt'zed, when they are
married and when thcy are buried" II is
only people In novels who go to be buried
during their lives.
Mr.. Rider IIaggard, in his king Solo.
mons Mines, made an eclipse of the
moon take place at the new moon instead
of at the fun, when the earth is between
the sun and the moon.-PCarson' Weekly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

unique entertainment will be given at
the West End Heading Room. I4th aud
DnPout stresis. Oh Thursiay. January II.
heiug the trat public IriIl OF the First
delaware Company OF the Boys Brigade
oil the United States. rGe thirty bows of
the new company wenrng tho Brigade
eans ani hllts. will go through an intri-
cate dril in the various foot movements
AID Will slug the Brigade songs In full
chorus. An orchestra will assist and
there Will Le music by u uaartslne from
the Choral CLUB besides raeltations and
dlaioHuos by the lfiigaJia
lhi- briRade org anilattonis we'll worthy
the attention OF all Interested Ia the risiut.
seherniton, Prof. Ilonry Dru imond, the
gifted author o; Natural Law in tue
Spiritual World is one OF the Vice Pest.
dahts OF the Brigade In Great britain,
Irom whence II has spread 10 Amerfcn.
There arc about 500 compsaie5 in the
oaitad states. the henlqunrters being in
San Francisco. Tho present company Is
the llfst over organzed In Delaware and
therefore then entertninmsnt will t. a
noNei and interesting ono In this ely.
Inc doors VIII DO open at $50 and The
perloi mance heEin at 500. Admission,
adults 20c; children 40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
It Transforms the Streets of Butte
Into a Scene of Carnage.
sEVENTY-FIvE PROBABLY KILLED.

Firemen Called to Suppress Flames Amid
Down with q scyths n Single
Fireman Escaped Death or Injury.
BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 16.-A fire broke ont
in the Montana Central yards here yester-
day, and soon several cars loaded with
powder caught fire just as the hlemen
were closing around the blazing cars an
explosion occurred, killing a number Of
fremen and spectators and manning
others. The iircmen who had escaped i'm
mediately rallied and were beginning an
other attack when second explosion,
more violent than the first, took place.
The people in the vicinity were moved
down as with great scythc, and the
streets for half block around looked like
great battlefield Debris was thrown
high In the air, coming down half mile
away. Many people on the streets in the
center of the city were thus injured.
A few of tho remaining lremcn were
gathering themselves together and at
tempting to get to u place Of safety when
the third and last explosion occurred.
This. too, killed andi injured many people.
There We're several cars of the powder and
all of them exploded. The whole heavens
were lighted up and the city shook as if an
earthquake was Ia progress
Immediately aftor the first explosion the
entire hospital corps and police corps were
summoned, and many Of the detachments
of these companies are among the killed
and injured in tho subsequent explosions,
Between fifty and sixty mangled bodies
have already been recovered, and there are
great many more in different parts of the
yard. Every house for blocks around has
been turned into AN impromptu hospital.
Every member of the fire department. has
been either killed or wounded. The totnl
number Of killed is fully seventy-live. The
loss will reach 81 100000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

WHEELING. w. Va, Jan. 16.-The rcso-
luton which passed the West Virginia
legislature yesterday refusing to appoint a
committee to confer with like commit
tee of the Virginia legislature looking to
a settlement Of the 50 called West Vir-
ginia debt does not mean rcpudiatiun, as
has been published. The reason for the
action, which was unanimous, was that
the appointment Of such commission
would be on The assumption that West
Virginia would come to II settlement ou
the basis Of taking on third of the old
debt. This would throw West Virginia
in for more than she believes she owes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

WASHINGTON, Jan, l6,-Congress was
given Il decided surprise yesterday by the
house committee on the judiciary, which
decided by IL vote of to g to report reso-
luton for the impeachment of Judge
Augustus j. Kicks, of Cleveland, for mai
fcasance in Office, Few members had
looked into the charges preferred by tho
Central Labor Union OF Cleveland, tho
accuscr Of Judge Kicks, that while sitting
on tho bench he paid to himself ices which
he claimed he had previously earned rs
clerk of the court, and TO which 1t is now
asserted lie was not entitled. Now that
the judiciary committee has dcened the
matter Of sufficient gravity to warrant i'm
peachmcnt, it has become suddenly de-
cided sensation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

There wers but two members of rbo
Street end Saver department present at
tho Meeting of that body last night, They
were PRESIDENT Gas lhrop and Samuel
Chambers. TIE weekly pay. roll was only
solS 20 the smallest rSli oil the year was
ordei cd paid.
Tho secretary's collections were 1861 04.
Clty treasurer's balances. current expeuses
S&3 .pl; street improvement. $3.50 80;
tree fund, sl2l.6+. Sewer permlts were
granted to William {. Guthrie and Jacob
ed 10 Il wood J.Skarp and Edward jinwka
Joseph Jenkins was licensed as a drain
lAyBr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

birthday party was given on Monday
evening hy l5essle ana Willie Shiplsy at
$40 w. 10Th street. Among thosa prts-
ent were Susie Cook Viola Dare, Florence
Iiannuu, Bertha and Nellie sim mons.
Sharpe be- se and Nelly Shipley, Willie
Slhpley Leslio Cook, Harry Winfield,
Willie Conv. Carroll Iednum hIillark
Taylor Frank Roan. Maud treer, Lulu
E!lipIl lertha Elliott MIR. anu Mrs. John
l.. Cook, 9lr, Madison Heck und Boyd Il.
Cook vGIy enjoyable time was spent.
Gnmesi singing und dancing was the or
der oil Ihe evening including refresh
meut5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

NEW York, Jan. l5-European ca bles quote
American stecrs at lOthlsliac per d.; refrig.
orator beef ut 95ol0c. Calves steady at si1t
5.6n for veas. Sheep and lambs firm: sheep,
sos -; car of export weathera. 81 ih1; lambs
S4G5 90 dressed mutton iirm al jIJ7r.; dressed
lambs higher al 5ll6.2j.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Jan. t5.-Cattle receipts
light and prices unchanged. Hogs steady and
unchanged Sheep barely steady; good sheep,
E.GlG3; best lambs. Si.2jni.50. common TO
Air. 81, 2,tjd365
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Languor viii Disappear, and
Nervousness Go.

AIo,hors vvi,h anuyh,,rs th,t ara voung
80"
olten ask them7eiVeS'
"1ow can my guls be eaved from ner.
vousness and jifalony yvenkness2r
s'II III, ..,I,L -, 49,,
AZ iaie W 'ho 'h"'ioi "''h h0i ''oai'
thoughLles5 eyes, TO soc thGt tho health
and future Happiness OF her daughters Ia
,,,..,rt,;,,.,, a., ,,>,.,usi,,., .t,,,,v or
ho' e"0' 'ioeH ~ Jaw w ''', ~
unfeusonuLie excitement Inc slRhs OF
failing hsahh aud weakness; pale cheeks,
l,,,,,,,1 h,bav,nr colortaas lina u,own,.y
aus N''' ~ ,
thlhhess, itiithpiiilS -aal lhese 'ins a'aiin
iu her mind, ior they point. euch with ils
sannrnts ttnyor Ia but ON, cnu.s: thin.
49,, ~, ..l.,,,, i,,,.,,,.,,,
""l"ts niooo' "nu az "i''aus 'hp"'i0'
nervous systom.
Parents should begin at tho Inst SYM
tom oil such Leuuenuy to change .his un.
fortunate huuit of The bouy. lhe real
nerve food, Pulne's eeiery compound, II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, l5.-Flour firm; winter
super. S"lnH2.!0; do, extras. s2.2jita.40: M. .
winter family. s2.50@!,G0; Pennsylvania roller
. straight. s2.60i52.1j; western winter. clear
e25nG2.1O. Wheat dull, lower, with 6Ni3c. bid
and dOl ac. bid for January. Corn quiet. steady,
with inc. bid and i9lic. asked for January
Oats quiet, unchanged with 3'tic bid and
3i44c. asked for January. Hay quiet; good to
choice timothy sl2, 2,i1t6l3. Beef quiet. Pork
dull Lard lower; western steam. 81 02ts:
city. S6.inItR62le. Butter weaker; western
creamery l5Q2je, Elens, 25c.; Pennsylyania
creamery prints, extra "7e,; do choice, .tr.;
do. fair 10 good, a.3fg25c,; prints Jobbng At $50
3ic Cheese heavy. Eggs firncr; New York
and Pennsylvania, 23G33tpc.; ice house, l1Go
ian.; western fresh, 2a22!lae. southern. 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

PIrTsBuRG, Jan. l6.-rhe conference be-
tween the tin plato manufacturers and
their men adjourned without reaching a
compromise on the wage question, The
workmcn agreed to meet the manufGc,
tnrers half way and tulle n reduction Of Is
per cent. The new terms have been &C.
cepted by the Cumberland Tin Plate com.
pany, and that plant will RESUME opera,
tions at once. Other mills are expected TO
soon follow this eXAmnlc. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

The directors OF the Security Trust and
Safe | epOsit Company met in annnel sss.
Buu yesterday afternoon aud elected
these directors after listening to the
financial statement OF tho company:
Eeulunin Nlelds, William L. Bancroft.
james \. Hart, Henry T., bure. Er. Joseph
Ii. Chandler, j. Davis Slsl9r. Philip Plum.
kett. Charles L, tIitz. Archibald A. Cap.
elle, Nliiiam r. Brluckle Samuel G. Sim.
mons, William }. McCiary. John u, Tat
um, Juhn pillipg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Sheriff Gillis said two properties at tho
Court House yesterday afternoon. The
property of James b. Stidham on Vrn
Buren, street, twenty feet north from the
norlherly side OF sixth street was pur.
chaeed by William Byrne for 8 100
The property OF Isaac RIgutcr ON Mudi.
son street near Ninth was sold to
Hollecker K HOffeckor Tor 800.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

On last Monday evening Past Master
Owings gave an enteriaiDmentto to a few OF
the com panions of True Knights Commpn
derry OF Knights of Malta. They had a
very pleasant and enjoyable evening with
singing and music. Companion Cook
played some very beautiful piaees on the
organ. They all retired al an early hour
and each one was highly delighted with
tho manner in which Past Muster Owings
entertained than, Long may he live and
enjoy this life
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Magistrate Ito witness)-And where
were you when this assault occurredf
Witness-Just across tho street, your
wurtship.
Magistrate-Then why didn't you go
to the plaintiff S assistance when you saw
him attackedi
WitHess-Faix, wasn't sure then that
he wouldn't be the defendant, your wurt-
Shir --ISpdon Tit Bits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

HINTON, WA, Jan te.-News reached
here yesterday Of the killing Of j, II. IIud-
son, onuof the best known citizens of Mon
roc county, by Osborne Garten, ia school
boy aged 10. They qllarreled about Hud
sons daughter, with whom young Gartcn
was in love. Hudson attacked the boy
and was stMbbed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

The members OF the Ferris Reform
School lave decided To issus tnyitations
Tor pubic reception a. the school build.
ings on Saturday, January la, on the oc
easlon ol The Presentation OF t!.a nortrAits
OF Washington ana Lincoln TO the Aahuoi
by Colonel II. Al. Floyd. Ina presentp don
will take Q ace at 5 O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon, '
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
THREE FOOLS.

There was business man who fanod
To win tho longed for prize
or riches and prosperity
He did not advertise.
There was n lover once who died
Quito - stched, l suppose,
Because all through his life he was
Too bashful to propose. ... IT,.
There was another man whose ways
His noiSlIDors greatly panied,
Because lie didn't know enough
To go in when 1t rained.
All three were fools, but worst Of an
To cvcrybody's eyes
Was he who was business man
And didn't advertise.
-Somerville journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

The singing evangelist, Rey. John s.
KIeamer. OF Germantown. Pa, is aJ scott
NJ. Il. Church aiding pastor in revival
work. His singing is u decided feature Ia
TIE meetings. Already seven have mani.
tested desire to lead new life. The
meetpEs are full OF enthusiasm. Seats
free All welcome.