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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Actors in a Railroad wreck.

NEWTON, Ills, Feb, IA bad wreck of
nm extra freight train carrying a passrn-
ger coach occurred on the Indiana aud II.
linols Southern railroad two miles west Of
ObloEg yesterday afternoon The aecidon6
WINS caused by broken rail Ford's Thea.
ter company. billed here for this week,
composed OF eleven people, and two other
passengers We're in the coach Six men
were injured more or less seriously, e.
NJ Adams the leading man, being inter.
uQlly injured
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
TragiCaI.

The sort Of story most in favor for serial
publication in newspapers is apt to he
rragjcal and bloody in lie extreme Ii Is
relu;ud THAI contributor Offered con.
tinupd story intended for such publication
IL he head OF a syndicate
Is yunr story sufficiently dramafics'
ashtd the syndicate manager Does il
contain cr:4e3 pUtsohiags--is ~ dafk
CHOuui '+
Dars exclaimed tic aurhpr, Why
the momcH5 yuW Lgliu TO read it You'll
think youfe on train aAd hayo gone
right into taRucl Youths Comwt4-
ion
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Mn Nm. ~ N..nns.itv-

"HCu maztH Black gaar shoes this
morning IolnHy, aagd Mr. I}tiIus.
Why lot
Because ft's Sundnv You shoulu have
attended 70 that matt-r last night III.
sides nGdasl Mr. B.llu-. barriuIly faeiIru
in his upper LEFT haHd vest pocket, i
wnRJ yon n run over u tie drug staru
aud get iao some cigars. II CAlougo Tub.
uuu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
\ Grateful Haa.

"Hurc is man who has :. card In the
paper lhHnsIHs tho doctor"
"Thnn6iun tho docturz"
'Wcll, Le docs not say, doctor, but he
must mean him, for It read4, 10 thasc
who 60 kindly assisted in our late hcreasc-
ment we desire to express our heartfelt
thanks Texas Sftiugs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
A nnsx rl,nn.

The Ice ard snow have rendered our
streets very slippery aud travelling for
man and beast has been rather dangerous.
There have been frequent falls by both.
but nothing more serious than a bad
bruIse or broken shaft has resulted. The
biaoksmiths have been kept very busy "a
shoslng horses. working late and early,
and they are fully convinced that "lt is an
Ill wind that blows no good"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Murder in a Police station.

HoLYoKE, Mass, Feb. 4.-In the police
station in this city Officer Patrick J. Deyer.
eaux shot and mortally wounded cx Police
Captain Maurice ID. Fenton and then
turned the weapon on himself and drove
u bullet through his own brain which
killed him Instantly Fenton died in u
very few minutes 1t is thought that Or
ficrr Deyereaux had become suddenly in
sane. The murder was committed with
out moments warning.
The Handwriting on the Wall" Opera
House. Feb sLh and 9lh. "BelshazZuI' 10y
the West md Choral Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
O.. ''||l||'| 6 B.! !. !: . .: .:
Nsf3lssssssl! Ns<3ssa Y l!!n,sS0 Schedule fin eject
SALNyNH Nov. is, 1854
Schedule fin etfcct
Nov. IL, 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAwARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Plntsch Light.
New ork. week days. .sos = IT. .s4a. 'loa
sm. VIZ. I'm s1sSs = ss' n ~ p p IN N 40 M
Pniindeiphin (TSenIy-ionrth and Chest
mt trerts,) week days 'dO't %. to, . Ii.
'f6s. Is. $50, 20 30 i049 10 90 IL % a. IN.
'I2S4 70. '24g. . 20. 45S % 3o, 18@ HSl oi"
Snndays. 'ao3 .lz oso.7 75s 800. III 20.
il 4Oa. NJ. -. - 81. aa5. i1a '5at cav ''at'
SIS. 10. III p m. ,,, -.
weeH .'Ssssp Ssss 'a q III ". ~ ~ a. N. 'siS
sGnda5s. 81 ia I, y iOs '7lG III iOa. III, ,aia 'sa
{ ctiHiEsH'rER. II week days .aol. b5s '1I7. Gs,.
e bS Z 5s, q 4, 1880. ~ 10 10 10. II - y; m
Isb. % 49 - o.. - 70. VJj. Z "A. 10. ~ III
CHESTER sundays 'aOa. TI7. ez5. i5~,
~ &c. ll.41 u. NJ .. - ~ ., Asa y 81 90
Atlantic CITY. week days. e Il, 'isai. 's4a
am SUNDAYS & tr 4 e; .,9s,> 9S \ ~ s'is p IN.
baltimore ANp WASHINGTON. ary
~ IS a II. m. az 10. % W. Ok '+5'. % ii.'slJ
btSp. III.
sundays AIS. III. 's a a. rp.. .I2le. '2OS
;9j. a 81. 'sl, u s. p. ~.
baltimore and Way stations II a. m. sgl
Newark. Ne; @ 'DcL..4l5. iii. . l7a. m.. .ls1eaoa
:. 81. u ~ y, 8 10 1858. II 10 y. N. sunday
- 70. II, IS q It m. 'ls H. US,'i 81 70. Is IL,
Piitsburg, IS T. C. m., '43i u. n. daily
Chicago. IS q u. M. ! z y. M, daily
Cincinnnii aIi 1t. LouIs, y. lBp. IN. and
% bb p III. daily.
New orleans via Brtstrl anl CHATTANOOGA
'sisp. m. daii,. through sleeper 10 new
Orleans
sinRerly accommodation. IL Il. m. sos
IS and II ~ p. M. daily.
Landenbefg accommodation. week days
fl7. ga. IN, : IS and ~ D. M Sundays,
tS9 Ii. IN. b % p IN.
Trains leave Market street station. for
New York, week days. > 10 H. III.
For Philadelphia. week days SO, q u
~ 10, ii " H. NJ. ~, 0 Is y. IN. sundays. ~
a. M. lOg. . 81. . Is p li
For Pittsburg and Chicago. week days. Is j.
For Baltimore. week days. o., so a. m
30 - ~ y. IA. SUNDAY . % y. NJ.
For Iaudenperg and Way stations week
days, { 20 3 20 -. III. : ~. o " p IN. SundalA
s25 a. M. . ~ y. an,
Leave Philadelphia trwenty -tiurth Ehd
Chestnut sttcetsl lOr ~ ilmIugtOn, week days.
.3 81. bI1, ~ . l., H. III f!u H., l.! aOon. i II
\ 49, 100. 3 To- I ". 80. % o. - H. So. 80
= -. So, so. ~ ~ aud II b d. IN.
sunday. '3E, Ga. Is &, 3D. 10, III AZ a. III, l!
noon. 4 81 W, -, 'iU1, ", u 80. = I3 ~.
~ 10 and II VI y, M,
Leave Phiindclphiu ii'weIfih and lIarhe'
struetsl, week uGyS >, = ~, =! 70 a. NJ:
'd 81. = - y. m. sundays. - ~ = % I'll u
q. M. - 49, q p. III.
Telephone, No. lJL
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
g %. SCuTI. General Passenger Agoat
IL Il. CAMPBELL. oensru Manu5sr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
VSEGtsTFWr ORDER.
n RtGI -JItaz DEtt,E
AfW LA-.LE { u<lN. DEL.
Ian H. si5

70 DEGfsTfNs ORDER.
n ittGI- JtH.= BEtt'E.
AsN tA-lLI & #UNIN. DEL,
Jan. Il, SIS.
Upon the application Of pubuuCu Cam phcil
hui AMOS amp Ir= ]. "a tWtu'sl lrutur1 ot David
t"mlh IT, lac o. iumgtUn nuAHrd Il, "a
sH.d t0uftY acc n~ud, II II Urlerni and A.
Icttel ky fHn llugi+ter that q .c Aansintstra.
tor Of Aau,lI 'zNr-5tIpu IruIl he Caiafe uf the
dec b>et wIti the date ui granting tie cot
ly caaE = .syort i-emeurs 10 he posted with
lu ttf t.ay- iTOui tie late Of -aICf etlrT- in
s!N d t.-E-l q. { public pluC Oi th' G1uuty OF
New asttr, rCVHtring an persons HHving ,iC-
uhi4S hah1- 'lc rstltv 70 present the -HIno
On HHf-e % NJ b"i OF SEsumhly ia Suun UN-U
nAns aEs- Ituv del. Hud uIs. 'gtt!Ha tue same
10 liz =HseT- gI 'SltHEn 5ne same period in the
hhilI bttrH. itAH. II newspaper al ished
IN WIN. ugtu1 uElz and 10 be o1Hl inurd
iErtetf. : 70, wnehs % d.
- Given unEUT the hand aad seal OF
IS 9th2e ct he kr! Ister afurtsn i Mt
- Wilmington IN New Castle County
aiCIcsald, the Huy and year above written.
j " Nm COZ ClI. Re g.s'er.
NOllCI-nuiIue Is hereby giN en- that c ters
OF Adnlr1sirH on were In due form Oi law
Rrhuted unto the Undersigned, uH tue nth
day OF january A, b tsaj and that all per.
auns having Giaims AGAINST the estate OF tho
deceased must present he sHGt, duly Rttest-
ed, TO the said = dnInistrai or-. on or before
the llth day OF Jannrry 1851, or Aside by tue
AT oil Assembly la such case made and pro-
vided. REBECGA CAMPBELL,
AMOS CAMPBElIn
Administrators
Address, alleyYillc. Del jlt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Coasters ,oInla Win car.

READING, Pa, Feb. "a died load OF
coasters cellidcd with an electric ear hero
yesterday Robert Whitman and Ernest
Fisher, boys, had their skulls fractured
and will probably die, Francis Fisher was
painfully injured,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
A perIineIlt linn.

superintendent OF city mission com.
plaihs that he is daily III receipt Of lstters
containing suggestions FOR the proper
management OF mlsslons but rarely con.
tanning any money. II the money used
for postage stamps Aud been handed to
him he could have pnl chased coal or some
other useful article which would have
greatly benefited at least ono poor family.
Persons who undertake to advise super.
tntendents Of charitable Institutions
should take the hiatt and enclose dollar
or something less to prove Their Interest
In the work OF alieylatinE distress. as lhero
is good deal OF truth IN The Old apaorlsm
money makes the mare co. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
ni.- -Nrrr.. c...un I,n-rin-

Jimson--I can never PIT confidence in
tho word af Glmblu again
Weed 8hy2
Jlms l-Brrsusc hc told mo TINT the
chap vro r1ays thr nIrHr5 in the fourth
floor lurt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Hinioo Lady or Spiritual Medium.

NOV, ONE TOUR AROUND THE WORLD,
In This Hindoo lady she tells your mothers
full name before marriage, tile names Of all
and business of you'll present hus5and-nnme
of your next II you ars 10 have one; whether
your present sweetheart will be true to you,
an II he Will marry. IL you have no sweet
heart she will tell You whom you will have.
his name, business and date of acquaintance.
III you get one OF her lllndoo charms you will
have luck and every hing you undertake will
prosper with you. Be sure and get one OF
her Hindoo charms und have luck in this
year, and you Will learn TO bless this travelled
lady. She can takn bad luck away from you
in short time and pnt good luck iD yonr
homes instead. konlember. she adyertises
nothing hut what she can do-ilnds tile lost
ones and brings them to their homes. locates
hidden treasures. Young aud old who are in
trouble or heartbroken. call ut No. t05 East
Eighth rect. Prices. 81 up. n-2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
NTILMNGloN AND NORTHERN II. II

TiSiis T ABLEIN EFFECT Oct. asttt.isat.
Trains leave " Imingtuu lIreneh street
Station ror Is. II q. J4inution. M0ntchaniu
WiuIerthur, Guye court, GTanoguc. GossarL
Chadd 5 lurl junction, fuCUpson. West Lhes.
ter. I'm rcevilsc Murtouylller Goniesvill Q
and ittGr!GtlatC stations dnly except sun,
day, AT 40 a. u, 35 4.IO and $40 p. M. Sun,
day only AT s,ni a, M. Is ANA t. q y. m,
For NUync-bunR junction. SprIngtieid sni
intermediate siHt:ans. daiiy except Sunday,
at 80 II. H.. =. = aud .. n y. Sunday oulJ
ht s.0l ~ NJ. - and I5J p. M.
For joanna, Birdsboro, kcllinR and lntor.
mediaIe stations. datly except sunday, At
q 80 Il. IN. aud !.d5 y. nt SUNDAY only at hUl
a. IN. Anu lob p. IN
A. Il. MCCAUSLAND. Superintendent
BUWSESS lRlGGs, Gen Pass. Agont.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Another French victory In Africa.

ZANZIBAR, Feb 4-Adyiccs from NADIA.
gascar, under date Of Jan 80 are to the
effect that tha French occupied Moianga
on Jan. IL. The H0yas made no resistance
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

Ok THE application OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company an Injunction restrain.
Ing John Ii. Jacoby & Company ol this
city from resumlnE work on tho inland
wat0i ways connecting the DataWaca anu
ChlEeoteacuo bays, hls bgsu ulIe bJfDre
Chancellor Wolcott. The contention Is
over bridge which tho Ratlroad Com.
pany contends the Government should
make some provision for before hegJu-
ming the work. Tho Government con.
tends that lts rights are paramount in the
matter, An appropriation OF saIOJy has
been made by Congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

C.7E m A WEEK paid to letdies and gsnts
% ic'Ou- to Sc the Rapid Bish Washer.
Washes and dries them H. two minutes wi h.
out ting tue hands No experience ne
cesBai y; sells at sight; permanent position.
address W. +. Harrison o., Clerk No. H.
Columbus, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
List ni SnIr-.
Tho following sfles naye been arranged

Tho following Sales have lcen arranged:
February
= lJwoad Webster Horse, Iioeaassh.
Z, AtETn AirU wv H-tlu iid
I.hgn ei NrIrurH istHtr, EcucIder
q. Eeai E-'uIC Gaf iatuHil aIicel
l.. " : liurrls. lied lion.
II. ". ; liIrris, tted Lion I'D,
L. Z L luEucily. hhii' Clay creek I'D.
l., isaac uaiu, hrun iywtl I'D.
II lnsrrh HllcE. iraudy@iue ia.
il, IhaUuur' Jones lir,l iIun ld
H. \ ~itltiI, T. uClficr III
~ 5lIss Anne StHrpa5, lr lywiHc I'D.
II Franl, GIHEs EUd iIuu III
q. J " Anderson ErhniyNnc lid.
2t,EIrHh tlpnt, lirnulvwur ia.
-, EFtatU 81 Aiifri i "HNsUu, Mil CrcCk
% Il l. 1tUh"riS, N#atSe thpStnT
Is. STATE ui John Mas"r. urur stanton.
=, GtoHG EstM', Btslpty -iue Hi.
March
., Il r0Trcus oyer I'd stRfl1re.
e. Aga.us IIuunC-. PruCadrr It'd.
l., ! hrrhcr iIluwn, BtHt,Ey WINE I'D.
l. j W Hur abv, Naw Castle III.
l3. nc'amrI Goods OF e.. W-&IB Il Il,
II. Furniture US Wasf IN 81,
Il. Il Galaghgi. hite Clay Clecls,
Ciny worsrers IoHs; cutpwava TO order
S-O- Plerson tie tailor Jn Market st,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
Nrl,nnce d. rn.,LcInn-.

An eminsut London Physician has 10
mated $4,000 to the Eoyu ColloEo OF
Physicians. TO be used as prl1e OF prizes
for tho discovery of remedy for con.
sumption, THIS should stimulate every
physician TO put on his thinking cap. as
this disease should yield to treatment,
particularly when taken III Its early stages,
as well az the great majority Of ailments
to which mankind are subject. II dipn.
liberia and other bronchial affections caE
be cured, we do not see why oonsump.
tion cannot be checked, and lungs tnlt
are not seriously ulcerat9d be restored to
healthful action.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

DUlLDlNG BRICk-All grades IN any
ID quantity. JOHN NJ, SOLOMON.
Office. No. " est Third street.
Phones lI6 and s51.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

TgE Rev. I. L. Terry of st. Fuups
NJ. z. Church. last evening in the course
o: his sermon. on "Amusements, viewed
from Methodist standpoint, condemned
the college game Of foot ball, and sRid
that 1t had generated Into plecs OF bru.
sallty. He Gontended that amusemonta
were right AMI proper. Man should con.
slider his physical, intellectual moral and
hnan 1ial condition OF life. Some amuso
ments are the same as food, and others
like Intoxicating liquor which stimulates
for time. The demand for amdsements
are carried to the extrems, Foot ball. he
said. was more brutal than prize fightng.
Next Sunday le viii preach on improper
amusements.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

DE. HuIburd said at GraGo Church last
evening, N speaking Ou tho local option
and prison reform movements now being
presented TO our Legislators tha. he nud
heard OF ono membar Of tho Legislature
who had saii iAltno Ua3 gXtaat Judges
Lore aul Bah Land .s9mo wonsn wanted
any prison reform tegislpLoA,' The &oy.
erend gentleman sa.l ha was with tho
Judges amt the women In 40 fight lie
severely critcisod tu9 resolutions adopted
by tho aGli.tona. option mostjng h,il az
the German llaH. lis sIld tho spirit WIS
un-Amercan tnlt 5ono Of lHs men who
took part n tAl M43t.ns c34aI not rlaI
the constitution of tha nlt1l states
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
THURSDAY, FEB. llth. 1895.
Al II O'clock. sharp.

Ilt hHiiAf, lEb, iltu, lsyl.
Al Il O'Clock sharp.
Three bend of horses. Clinton, bay horse
ten years old, Viii work Hns whcIc. sound
aud Uul. driver su.tube for II lady. GyrG,
biHal. horse, eleven years old. sound and ER
right, Roxy, black colt, Cumiug four yours
old. som 4 u d BIohGtO siugl and double hRr-
ness, All these hgrSts are Guaranteed to
work or drive Ywncvc and uNpryw here.
EjEht good COWS. al nUUO rai.ei. All these
COWS a-c ~ proiit. l"rec calves Fourteen
hr3lltO SnUHts
faruiu- implements horse wagon,
horsh ~, nutac iuiSc, sclt dump; usbt rec,
moving mae me. 20 Jd is NV, J. r. Naming
mOWiT4 mHcatne, p.uWe, burrows aud Gu IT,
hHtDI3, one l.AOrsc power and EhrCshur. Van
NicklC gram tut rOru Sheilcr hly FORK and
rope, forks rals"s, sLUvrls and post spade,
1umi nat rdri tuEr h' rndGtUwn wagon. bug
gy, SCI doatpo barnes, 50, buggy harness
= sets OF puw haruesa. sets of stage hnr.
ncss, oIlurs AMI btllIcS, TWO cross uut saws
III good culditun, Hnul post Hog, gIiulstOue,
uHchhlnS hay aua traw, corn fodder by
the bundle. OthsT articles too numerous To
mention,
Terms -Al! SIMS OF so anl un der cash.
Ali 81 us over tHat amount, Il credit OF ne
months Will be gwen by the purehAS. giving
bdnkabiC note with approved IudOrscr.
SARAH \. " HlIkMAH,
Fl. NJ Whternau. Auct.
jti'2tw l.. NJ. whiteman Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

EyUH liLNI--0t Nam street, IL Newark.
+ eI,, ths large store room 5uxis, hrs
lurEG front SLOW " ndows, with WOrN shop
AZ tlG lrar tor ~ ny SearS occupied 10y
NHtHnE Iglert HCcchsCd, and Tor the pREt few
yehis 10y 'illvrr luchhart as Il stove aud tin
stuf". where 81 od business has been done
Tor Iuuuy years. he .,huVe is "A good -tal.d
dg~Iii ing 10 20 into tIat KIND oil business
Arrangements can b. mnd with the pres nj
tCHaHts in regard 10 tools and 81 ocN, as they
WIsu TO go ont OF 1 q business. For parlicn
lar a lurCss Mks. SARAH Il. h!GLER New
ark, Hei. J2i-I-t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
BELGIAN polsoNER coNvlcteo.

Nine. Jeinaux. Who Murdered Relatives
for Insurance. Sentenced to Death.
BRUSSELS. Feb Mime. Henri Joniaux,
accused of the murder of her brother, sis
ter and uncle for the purpose of obtaining
the insurance on their lives, was found
guilty yesterday morning. Tho Jury was
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

luz deailock in the Legislature stllI
continues. Speaker M2Alal!en explains
his vote for Mr. AtGtnsfor State treasurer
that ty voting Tor Atkins he expected the
AddleA5 men to vo;e Tor Massey ior United
States Senator or some other good Re-
publican. Harry Is shrewd politician.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

vEE2 enjoyable organ recital aud
concert assisted by sixty voices of local
sinsers will bg given la tie Sacred Heart
i. q. Church this lMondayJ evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
DUBLlC SALE

II
Inc sub crihCr about to relinquish farming
VIII dispose oil her personal property al pub.
lie sale 'tt II residence Un Inc road leading
from NCwu:tt to Pleasant iiiil,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04
DELAWARE. DIVISION.

Fer New Castle. sIk n.I5 -. tn. I'D. LN
6,lb, t.53, 81 y, IN. and u. ~ night
For i.ewoS, o.lB u. III. i.Gi ~ IN.
EAprcss for Dover. Earring on ana DelnaE
S.lj. il.N3 -. n.., ~, ~ III, aud l9Ol night.
For harrington and way stations ohlT 2JI
Express fui wyoming, 6.5l D. IN.
EApIGss f"r ape Charles. Ole Point Com
Tort Hnd Nor!ul" l.uJ u. M. and 1! wi nixht
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

WuAiStIoN is certainly very lucky
city as regards tlras, On Sunday mora.
iEg the Old II tnalon ut Harvey Station on
the farm OF David z. Basll ami occupied
10y George w. Bush Jr.. cluGlt fire and
was entirely destroyed. Tae contents
wur1 slya1 by the aid OF nelghDors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

tlny worsrefs. long cut wave 10 order
50 Rlersun tile tailor. J!l Market st,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

No wonder Scmael Alcogn had trouble
in his stomach. lie threw up 1--we liz.
ard nearly Tvs inches long one day last
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

Address-IAlleyyillo. Del iii
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-02-04

MI, Jop II. JacRson has been male
chairman OF tho Local Option State Ex.
ecutlve Committee. The jackson AMI
Sharp Company Should not ill up saloons
with their bar fixtures, owing to tho stand
the President OF the Company has takon
against the ealoons. St.ll MI. Jackson
has right to his opinion the same as any
other gIt!4sn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-20

OF that son back home for interment
james G. Blaine died before his time,
of domestic trouble and grievous be-
reavcments. Public griefs and disap-
pointments always buoyed him TO new
endcavOrs. Ills end was pitiable.
While 1t Is true that the lives of great
men all remind MS we can make our
lives sublime, and although the sons Of
great men fully realize the truth Of
that saying. II IS matter of fact that
IN this republic only one man descended
from president hns ever achieved a
like distinction. He was not son, but
a grandson of president. In the old
world ancestry counts for everything
and greatness often Is achieved by
heritage. In the new world, distin-
guished ancestry seems 60 be detri.
mental TO ambition and aspiration.
SMITH ID. FRY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-20

Down at the camp of section they
were troubled with rats, says tho Lee
mont Ill.) Observer, and In order to
extorminate the pest brought several
cats there. Ono day n nest of young
rats was found and given TO q mother
cat and her little kittens All the rats
were dcvourcd. but one, singular 70 re-
late, was allowed 20 live. In fact Il
was made ono Of the kitten family, and
allowed the same privilege Of nursing
as the little kittens. IL Is their inscp-
arabic companion, sharing their homo
and sport. and going whittier IL will,
unframed by CAB or kitten. II has be-
como a household pet, and Is as much
like the kittens IN les habits as could
well be imagined This Is not a fish
story" but Is vouched for by several
who have gone ont TO section Q TO see
this most curious excmpli6cntion Of the
lamb and lion lying down together. IL
II beyond human ken TO fathom tho
motives that prompted Mrs. Cat and her
kittens 10 spare the rats lifo and mako
Il one OF them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-20
CHAPPIE'S DILEMMA,
rho Happy L,r,ganr.

Macbeth Simmons is never so happy
as when he has got a lawsuit on hand.
He IS everlastingly suing somebody or
being sued. Not long since he met his
lawyer, who said:
1--WE got bad news. The court OF APP
peal has decided against us. We have
lost the case"
Never mind losing that case" re-
piled Macbeth. 1--WE got twonew ones
since saw you last, and my brother
In-law is talking about another
Texas Siftings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-20

Some time ago the proprietor of a
travelling wild beast menagerie well
known in Italy quarreled with his wife
and the pair separated. The wife soon
afterwnrd went into business on her
own account In the wild beast line.
Last week the husbands menagerie ar
rived in bologna, and It was followed
two days later by that of his wife. The
husband WIS equal TO the occasion. He
had the walls of the town placarded
with the following ambiguous an
nouncement: I'm consequence OF the
arrival Of my wife in this town, my
stock of Wild beasts has been in
creased. London Daily News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-20

sorrow the name Of that man OF the
people who rose by merit alone from
the canal tow-path 70 positions Of
major general IA the army. leadership
IN the house Of representatives. a sem
atorship and the chief mapistracv of
the republic.
Alan Arthur. son Of President Arthur.
did not spend much time IA Washing
ton. His father, President Arthur. was
one of the most cultured of American
gentlemen. He was a great man. well
balanced, extremely polite, and his son
was like unto him.
President Cleveland came to the
white house bachelor He was mar
ried during his first term, and Is now
the father Of three little girls who must
In after years bear the name of one Of
the most wonderful and peculiarly
original men In the history OF the
nation; until, may be. they may love
wisely and well. and assume the names
of men who will take pride in husband
ing the daughters of president.
John Tyler, Jr., son Of President
Tyler, was private secretary during the
brief administration Of his father. He
wns relentlessly and numerically
criticised during his stay at the white
house. But he was a splendid man,
gifted with rare talents, and an orator
of great merit. For many years he
held position in the treasury depart
ment, until old ago and consequent
feebleness compelled him to relinquish
It. His last days have been spent In
obscurity and poverty in this city
where he was once a potential factor In
affairs.
The sons of other presidents have
left no recorded history Of their lives
and tho treatment accorded them by
the public during or subsequent to
their official careers. Many men have
achieved distinction and come near the
highest place In public life, but their
sons have not duplicated the lives OF
their sires. james @. Blaine, who was
the idol Of several millions of freemen,
was the father OF two sons who GER
tainly inherited much of the strength
and intellectual virility Of their father.
Walker Blaine, the eldest, was so fa-
miliar with the works and ambitions OF