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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
Profitable Discussion.

The Unitarian Club met at Tilling hast's
last evening and istened TO profitable
discussion OF "The True Basis OF Chris
tian Unity" by Rev. John p. Forbes of
Taunton and Rev. Edmund B. Wilson OF
Salem. Charles ii. Merriman recalled
olden times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12

SPREGFIELD. March l2-It was dis
covered yesterday that three Frenchmen
nnd the family OF farmer In West
Springfield were using beet affected with
tuberculosis. The diseased beef was con-
demned by tho cattle inspector.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
IIel,ter suuh.

LISBON, March IA lighter loaded
with 800 cases OF petroleum from the
American bark Auburndale, from Phil.
adelphla, sank I'm tho harbor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
Making Sure of II.

BREMEN, March l2.-Emperor William
has chartered the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
III to attend the opening OF the North
sea and Baltic canal OH June 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
Battle Won by Insursenta.

LIMA, March l2.--An engagement has
been fought 40 Gablnallas, between the
government troops and the insurgents.
Tho government forces were d, feated
with IA loss OF 301 killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
Too Cold To Travel.

ODESSA, March l2.--Several important
witnesses OF the Sassoun outragcs are still
detained at kars, severe weather prevent.
iag them from proceeding to Moosh,
where their presence Is wanted by the
Turkish commits son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
siavin's $4,000 Came Easy.

LONDON, March IL, = In the boxing
match last night between Frank Slavin
and Frank Craig, known as the Harlem
Coffee Cooler" for purse OF 5000,
Craig was knocked out In one round.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
upionis,s Favor Rannerman.

LONDON. March l2.-The Times states
that Speaker Peel will resign on the eve
OF the Easter recess. The Standard SAYS
that the Unionists Will strongly oppose any
ministerial candidate for tho speakorshlp.
except Secretary of War Bannermnn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
Rosebery aud the Premiership.

LONDON, March 1s--Rumors have been
current that Lord Rosebcry is about TO re-
sign the premiership because OF ill-health
The journey he made yesterday 10 Wind.
sor Castle was held In some quarters to
confirm these rumors, but they are dis
credited in well-inforined circles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
Mustapha Must Die.

CoSsTANTISoPLE, March i2 i2-Mustapha.
the Turkish soldier who while intoxi.
Gated recently ran amuck, killing Mr..
Stupe, an American, and also killing two
Turks as we'll as wounding 10 other per.
sons, was yesterday sentenced to death.
Mr.. stupe's widow was granted a life pen.
sion by the Turkish government
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12
From America to- Austria.

VIENNA. March l2.-Prince Cantacuzene.
the Russian minister to the United States.
will be appointed minister to Austria in
succession TO Prince Lobanoff. Rostovski.
who has been appointed Russian foreign
minister in succession to the late NJ. dc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12

The Westminsters and Pawtucket
Tigers will bowl next Thursday evening.
The game down for Monday night was
postponed because Of sickness Of one OF
the Tigers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12

BERLIN, March 12-Dr. Won Heyde-
brand Lasa, president OF Bresiau, will sue
ceed Count Won stolberg- wernl cerone as
president OF East Prussia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-12

A musical and literary entertainment
will be given in Hose Company No. IL
Fire Station, IL Oakland street, at 1880
O'Clock, wednesday evening. Friends
will be welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

: 'SupeIba' Hanion Brothers supreme
spectacular extravaganza was given Its
second and1ast presentation ut the Grand
Opera House, before an audience that was
easily pleased.
This evening A. Y. Pearson's patriotic
.melodrama, .'Ihe White Squadron" will
be present at the Grand Opera House. by
u company that would be hard to excel, In
all its magnliicence 1t is brimful OF
strong situations that will never fall to
evoke round after round OF applause
from American thentre.goers.
The recent Brazilian affair is the ground.
work oil tills artistic pleoe. The respect
that was paid to the American flag and
the heroic actions that characterized the
conduct of,.he officers OF our navy are
faithfully portrayed. There are many
beautiful scenic effects, and the battle.
ships Of Uncle Sans navy float across the
stags IA as majestic manner as they ap.
pear 10 reality. The plot is clever one
in which tho usual Inconsistencies OF O
drama OF thls character are carefully
avoided. A. play OF this character will al
why's DO given a grand welcome by our
theatre goers.
= Sadie Hasson cofsies 10 the Grand Opera
House. tomorrow ereainR. IN her roman.
tic and picturesque, american drama.
gifted with mslodious voice, is grace.
fol dancer and decidedly the best expo
nent oil the western girl now appearing
on the stage today. There Is peculiar
neartiness In her manner that draws an
audience to her. The play Is picture o;
life among the moonshinors OF kentucky
aud is filled with the peculiar wit and
quaint saylngs OF that class. There are
many thrilling situations deftly woven
Into tho piece and the scenes work up to
Them In the most natural manner.
Tie comedy "fhe New Boy will be
pre- scented at the Grand Opera House on
Wednesday evening by Charles From.
man Company. This comedy is unIver-
Asaiiy concealed to be the funniest OF slI OF
the humorous plays that have been pro-
eentod In this country for years. Tie OK
ttemeiy humorous situations are evolved
from tho iiea OF a full.Rrown man forced
by circumstances to take place among q
tribe OF brutal school boys. Tho author
Transforms into boys clothes In a more
natural and cieditable manner than the
author OF .'Viee Versa did. and after al.
most exhausting one with laughter, la psos
into Intervals OF quiet but brilliant com
sdy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

We learn that our Newport nelghbors.
with view TO keepDg abreast OF the
times, have made arrangements with tile
Edison Phonograph Agency OF Phladel.
phtn Tor the purpose OF giving phono-
graph concert In the Methodist M. q.
Church OF tnat place on next Thursday
evening, January 10th. A most excellent
programme has been prepared, Consisting
Of vocal seloctions aud instrumentai
music. brass band, orchestra, clarinet
cornst, piceolo, banjo. etc, which will he
rendered by means Of Edlson's most won.
derful invention. By en- ploying large
horn la place of the usual hearing tubes q
much liner effect will be secured, aud tho
various selections will be perfectly dts.
finct IN all portions OF the house. We
understand that Prof. j. ". weatley, OF
Easton. Nd. the well known vocalist.
will asalst on this occasion with some OF
Lis best numbers. We bespeak an unusual
treat for our Newport friends. and arc
ooniident that those who VIII avail them
seiyos OF the opportunity to attend will
fiud 1t most novel and delightful ente--
tainment The proceeds are for the rena :
fiji OF the above named church. aud the
causu Is we'll deserving OF support.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

Price si.o0 only; but the price is the
only thing about the pen that 10 cheap.
The lincoln is In fact q $3.50 pen, and 1t
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times, the most approved high-priced
pens on the market and returned to the
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Some months ago the Lincoln was sent
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never overdoes the thlng-the ink flowing
always uniformly and In the right meas.
urs. This pen is now used In all depart
ments OF his office. for all kinds OF service.
and has stood the test without a failure.
'Tse Lincoln is also Ia use In the banking,
insurance, cotnmercinl and manufacture.
ing Offices OF Montpelier, and has been
bought by people In all the professions
and empioyments. 1t is the USIsERsAL
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07
THE WEEK in CONGRESS.
It Promises to be an Eventful One
in the Lower House.
THE VOTE ON THR-eARLIsLE BILL,

=
MIR. Springer Relieves the Debate May RIM
Through the Whole wceIf--The opps-
nsnts OF thu Measure May spring Sur
prise-Nicaragua Canal Bill In tho senate.
q WASHINGTON, Jan 7.--Thc present week
promises 10 be most eventfui one IN the
house OF representatives. 1t will not only
dsternine the fats Of the Carlisle currency
bill SO far as the lower branch of congress
is concerned, but In tho event Of the do
feat Of the measure IL will have far
reaching effect on the currency question
and on the policy Of congress and the ad-
mintstrntion.
The Democratic caucus, which will con.
vene at O'Clock this afternoon, unless
postponed on account Of the death of Rep
rcsentative Post, will be the first impor-
tnnt stop, as 1t Is expected 10 test whether
any bill can command q majority, and
what the form OF the bill is to be. rule
fixing the future course OF debate will not
be introduced until tomorrow, and its
terms will depend largely on the events Of
the caucus. ID had been. hoped to get n
final vote by tomorrow oriWednesday, but
Mr.. Springer, who Ia in charge of the bill,
says 1t may be necessary to let the debate
run through the week.
There are evidences, however, that a
coup d'etat will be put in execution by to-
morrow by those opposed to the bill. This
will be u motion to strike out all after the
Ient ~ e motIan 70 Lii 10 Iii II w.s
nv n stroke ~ ma Elm, n, ~ ,ha Mf.rr,so,,
tariff b,Il. ,yna su,n,rarilv E,lica iors, ~.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

The pastor OF Asbury NJ. u. Church has
bad an interesting career. in which self
sacrifice and devotion to Ills high calling
have played an important part
He was born ~ Philadelphia. December
IA, 1881, to which city hla parents had re-,
North In the movement that began at
Fort Sum pter. The Toward family. how
ever. rem owed to the Old Dominion whtle
The aubiset Of this sketch vas yet u child.
where thelr people bad lived for many
,. generations. Ills entire life was spent In
Va. up to fespring OF 1885, when he was
transferred from the Virginia to the VIII
mington Conference BY Bishop II. .. Fos.
ter.
Mr.. Howard was illIIng one Of the most
Important pulpits in Alexandria. Va, at
the time of hiA transfer to the WilmiHg-
ton Conference In 1888 After compiet.
| Ing q course Of study At the High school
of Portsmouth he entered the WeDster
Military Institute. q school OF high grade,
where he took the entire curriculum OF
the institution. TO mathematics with 4
view 10 becoming q civil engineer. In
this department vf learning he exoels,
having a aknowledae of all branches. from
arithmetic to diiierenttal and Integral
ualculurs.
After graduating at the Webster TnstI.
tute with bonor the young student he.
cnme member OF the faculty OF his Alma
INN tios for two years. witt, marked sue.
cess. iIe was oifered a broader field OF
work In tho school with Increased emolu-
mems nut reslrnod after two yours OF
service as an EDUCATOR TO enter the minis.
trv. feeling that in The church he would
ina his Iife- work, N
While Mr.. Howard Ia only tbirty.two
years OF aQe he has gone to the larQest
churches In two Gonforences OF Method
| lsu--that at Alexander. Va, and Aabury
M tue city OF Wilmington. III 1881 he was
received on trial into the Virginia Con.
ference OF the M, E. Church. where for
| four years Ills career was one OF romantic
sell. .sacriilce ami extraordinary success.
bauk thirty mllos and p.saun tI.reo tlnea
| mn S,nflav =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

William Webb. Of Newport. is indlspos.
cd.
The body of Charles Chrsty was inter-
red ut Perryville. Nd. this morning.
Moses Chippey will celebrate his ooth
birthday tomorrow.
AlmsstIng Of thu Y. NJ. O. Asssthietlr ,Is.
pariuant will De held on Wednesday
evening. Reports Will DO mado and fu,
t,lre work OF the department discussed.
Samuel Bowman, aP.. W. d u. railroad
brakeman, had his thumb mashed while
coupling cara at the Pullman car works
on Saturday.
Owen Mccarthy was thrown from O
wagon at Delaware avenue and DUPONT
street on Saturday morning AMI sprained
his ankle.
Professor II. S. Goldey. of the Goldey
Wilmington Commercial College, will
lecture Ia Yorlflyn public school on Fri.
day afternoon next at $40 o'clock. His
subject will be; Success Assured to the
Trained.
Adiutant Duncan and his wife OF the
Salvation Army will be here this week
and will speak 10 the First II. z. Church,
Seventh street near Walnut. on Tuesday
evening. January 9Th, on tho slum work
of the OttIes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

Tie board OF meHagers ard mem bers
sf the Y, Nj. q. A. held joint meeting
yesterday aiternoon and discussed means
10 make The association IN ore OF SUCCESS
than 1t heretofore his been. DR., Merritt
Hulburd through ar address auggested
that zach member and director put torth
n greater effort than had ever been made.
and that lectures or sermons bo arranged
And delivered In the Grand Opera House
Sunday afternoons instead OF holding
meetings In the hall hs Ia now cuet omnty.
Tie discussion resulted In the Religious
Work Committee being directed to ar
raflfo for such meetings State Secretary
Lang also delivered An address. He fav'
orsd tho aending OF 4 delegate to the an.
nual convention at Cumberland. which he
thought would help The association. 1he
managers aud meinpefe Will meet again
this eYeaing. ss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07
AWord to Parents
Absussour Now
iirswnls nssk
QUEER PEOPLE

lUEEN ILUI Lii
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and then with matchlsss genius iliustrat-
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QuEEB PEorIE has set tham wild with
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

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ABSOLUTEEY SURE


WHITE HAVEN. Pa. Jan. 1.-TWO per.
sons lost their lives and q car Of sheep were
Slaughtered In wreck on the Lshigh ysl-
ley railroad Tho western freight train
had stopped at the depot siding to shift
some cars. In the rear OF the train were
several cars Of stock, considerable Chicago
beef and tho caboose. The drovers accom-
panying the stock were Nathan Fuller. OF
Nebraska, and Charles King, Of Milton.
These men were asleep ~ the caboose and
before they could be aroused another
freight dashed into tho train from the
rear. The engineer had lost control Of his
engine on the steep grade. Tho cabooss
was dashed to splinters. and Fuller and
King were instantly killed, together with
q car load of sheen. 60.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

shiloffs tursls sod on q guarantee. It
cures iuctpient Consumption. it 10 the
test Cough Cure. Only one cent . dose.
e5ct3l, 53cts-. aud eloe
soid By N. B. Danfofth. druggist. Second
and Market Sta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

UTICA. N r.. Jan. About three weeks
ago William Flint and wife came 70 this
city from Blnahsinton 70 reside with
Flints mother. Flint Il about - yeaxs q
age, and his wife Ia ten years bis senior
and the mother Of two ahildreh by : fors
mer husband. Yesterday morning MIA
Flint leveled revolver a. her husband
and fired four shots nt him wlthout pre-
yious warming. Three Y ~ shots took
affect, and the man feIlto tho fIboF laor-'
tally wounded. Then che wouzen 6redI two
shots at Flint'smothar Though sefadusly
wcunded tho injured woman may re1hver.
Mrs. Flint says she was forced p IL dsed
because Of the Constant interfercnoe her
lnothsrsin. law In tho affairs Of ne fSinflSs
Shs was placed under arrest. bot her moni
tai condition Is such thai II was deemcd
advisable by The authorities TO send her 70
the hospital. The couple had been mar.
ried but six wecl<s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

preached the Commonwealth sermon a
OLD Christ Church, on Second above Mar.
ket stIeet, Philadelphia. He took as his
topic; Truth stronger than Fiction"
III starting his discourse ns spoke Of
the Importance Of church history. par
ticulurly Of our own country, showing
how the annals 81 tue church were con.
teInporaneous with those oE early Amer.
lea. He told the story of the founding of
the church In Pennsylvania. und stated
that tho ilrst regular church aervioss Of
which We have record were held Ia tha
latter part OF the 18th century.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

WHAT'S their objectR What's their, aim2
Do tho newspaper writer's expect what
they write for the ptese TO be believed
when they deliberately sit down and
write lies about mon who nre well and
fnvorably kBownf Mho Is uictsting all
the matter that eniAnates from Dover
s9entiemen CONDUCT A manly cpnvas. II
then you are boa ten you will have moth
Ing to be sorry for afterwards. II you
can't tell the truth e4y nothing about an
opponent. Iles hurt worse than the truth
svery time. A REruBLIcAs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan 7.--Reprcsent-
atives OF Pittsburg, Pa, and Martins
Ferry, o., game cock fanciers, mot here
and arranged for II big cooking main to
take place this month at point within
seventy five miles Of Wheeling. 10 is to
be the biggest main ever fought in the
upper Ohio valley. There are to be fifteen
fights, at SIS side on each fght. and s70o
on the main as whole. The forfeit OF
over half the stakes was posted. Tho fight
is to be out Of doors, by daylight, and will
probably be pulled of In some uninhab-
ised part OF tho state
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

Rev. I. e. Terry did not preach HE ser.
mon on "Ien perance and Politics" IN st.
Paul's Church last night He will preach
on the subisct next Sunday evening.
The Row Asbury Burke preached New
Years ssfnlon al Brandy Wine NJ. c. Church
yesterday.
Revival services are being held at the
Second NJ P. Church.
A new quartet sang at Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church yesterday
A temperance meeting will be held at
Aebury NJ. Il. Church this evening.
Ihe kev. D. Ii. Howard has been pre-
day school clast.
Harrison Street AZ. Il. Church is holding
ryylvai SET yiraa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

. ~
m j N. i ID 4 $3f.rA. ii b, ! xesss ars
!. r&.plzt iiitIss sliAlssse. ne zzHs
pees OAK ~sse 4 wn~,sssss.
1stsht ntsta, IA k.sy - Assv.ses, a
Mae wks !. Net Afraid q Speak HIs
Nina.
The pktLr KrrupIfokN Il gratofulto the
Rev. =. II. Howard. ID. D., for the follow.
inR abort sketch OF himself. which was
pubiished 10 the Conferences Herald In its
iasue of December 22nd. 1S04. To uss the
Reverend Gentleman's words the following
veree would ho appropriate In iDtroduc.
Inn him TO onr readers, to many OF whom
be IL not stranger BY any means.
ITO bo an isihprant preacher.
With no q led home.
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