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Evening journal., 1895-01-26
BREWERY DEMOLISHED.
six killed and Many Injured by a Fearful
Boiler Explosion.

six Killed and Many Injured by a Fearful
Boiler Explosion.
MENDOZA. Ills, Jan. 26.-The main
buildings Of the Henning brewery IN this
city was wrecked by boiler explosion,
the concussion being so great that every
building in the city was badly shaken.
The building destroyed was five stories In
height and filled with machinery. The
force Of the explosion completely demol-
ished it, killing seven men and badly in
iuring six others. The killed are:
G. Seifert foreman; David Wells, fire.
men; David Ghear, engineer; Lemuel de
Spase, engineman; Henry Pert laborer
John K Kennedy, well borer Of De
Kalb.
The injured are James Love, Chicago,
arm broken and head badly cut; A. Nc
Leod, Chicago. head and face cut; George
Parker, Chicago head cut; f. McCarpen-
ter. badly hurt; William Long, badly
hurt; Henry Varmore, badly hurt
The Chicago men and Kennedy OF De
Kalb had but lately come here and were
engaged in sinking well near the build
ing Up to late hour no more bodies
had been found in the debris and blind
ing snowstorm almost stopped work. but
it Is thought more men are buried under
tons Of brick and beams. The loss Of
property amounts to over 500. 600, and q
large number of men are thrown out Of
employment
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
TIMES
CERTAIN
TES 4.

"When thing that is advertised
greatly is good it goes and goes per-
manently. When it is bad it only
goes for a while. The public finds
it out"
The above bit Of valuable phil
osophy is from the English pubiics
ton called the Cider ana there
never was a truer saying. Time
tests the merits of all things, and
stamps It's approval or disa proyal
Is it not easy to see that the
enormous popularity of that great
eat Of all lenledies which has been
so prominently before the putlic for
so many years - Warmers Safe
Cure-is based upon invaluable
merit? The thousands of men and
women in al parts of the world who
are ke t alive by its use, and the
millions who find in 1t q means Of
preserving their health and pro
longing their liv will answer un-
hesitatingly, "Yes.".
If you do not know the great
merits OF this modern mediciue, if
you feel depressed, anguid, have
peculiar pains and other uncertain
symptoms, you cannot afford to de-
lay, but should seek the aid wnich
this u medicine alone caa give you.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
DIED.

BERTOLFTTE.--At his residence IN Read
ing, Pa, on Tuesday, January ~, Nelson X.
Rertolette.
BUDDINGTON.- I'm this city. on the 22d in
ton.
CARTMEIL.-On the 2ld Of January, 1895,
Rachel II. Cartmell, In her S5th year.
COLLINS. On the Goth instant. Daniel II.
Collins. aged "A years, son OF Daniel and the
late Ellen q. Collins.
MYNICH.-On Sunday, January 70, Sarah
r. wife OF j. 4. Mynich.
SMEDnEY. .-On january 81, Theodore NJ,
infant son of William y. and Mamie Smed-
ley.
Inferred at Riverview Cemetery.
WOOD I'm this city, on January %. Harrie
Wood. In his 81th year.
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a1oo REWARn. s1nn.

The reader of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able TO cure In all
its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
ure Is the only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being CO.. stitu-
tional disease. req Tres a constitutional treat
ment- Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destIoyin the
foundation Of the disease. and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprfetors have so much faith In its curative
powers. that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case that 1t fails 10 cure Send for
list of testimonials.
Address, +. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
70 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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NEid NTusle and Flowera.

Mrs. Samuel Bancroft and Miss Lly
Bancroft gave delightful german In the
New Century Club building last night.
The dance room WAS brilliantly lighted
and with the handsome gay gowns OF the
young women set of by the more sombre
attire of the men, the scene was q pretty
and inspiring one
Mrs. Charles Rupert, young bride,
distributed the fRvors There were
violets for the men, aud carnations 'for
the ladies. There were also beautiful
favors Of silver
Thomas F, Bayard, Jr. and Harlan
Scott led the German Other, dancers
were Miss Julia Maull, Miss Merle Morse
Misa Elizabeth Wales, Miss Margarst
Hilles, Miss Julia McIlvaine, Miss Carrie
Bush, Miss Alice Lea, Miss Emma Swift,
Miss Edith Bringhurst, Miss Bertha Smith,
Miss Agnes Richardson, Miss Aimee Du.
Pont, Miss Elsie Black, Miss Mary Cooper,
James W. Ponder, j. Percy Nields, Chris
tophsr L Ward. Rogers Wilson, Q T r..
Bates, John Richardson, John Bird,
Branch a. Giles, Harry Bringhurst Miss
Cause, Miss Nellie Johnston. Henderson
Wier, Harry Morse, Harry Fritz, Harlan
Scott, Miss Lily Bancroft. Alexis d d Pont,
Joseph Bancroft, Mario Candy,
Miss Campbell, Rodney Cause, CheatsT
Gibson, Miss Louise Corblt, Henry
Thompson, Miss Frances Swift, Miss
Mary Swift Miss Elizabeth Candy,
Joseph p Wales, Alexander Sellers,
Charles Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Henry g Morse, Mrs,
William Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis @
Vandegrift, Mrs. Charles Rupert, Mr
and Mrs. John Bancroft
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
IIEMs oF INTEREsT.

"Yes, sir, the alligator swallowed me- boots
and all, but dynamite cartridge / had 10 my
pocket exploded and blew the monster to
piecesin "But YOU "Oh. I'm here l''-
Atlanta Constitution.
Salt rheum often appears In cold weather,
attacking the palms of the hands and other
rts.of the body. Hoods SareapRHlla, the
great blood purifier, cures sat rheum.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dnner pills,
assist digestion, cure headache. 26c.
1t is thought that Caprivi resigned because
he was not able TO dissuade the Emperor from
producing his comic opera.-Clncinnau Trib-
une.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
canadlans Get HomesIck.

MONTREAL, Jan. &c. Father Paradis
was in the city on business in connection
with the repatriation Of 572 families OF
French Canadians now residing IN the
county of Houghton, Mich. The people
who now contemplate returning to Canada
are native French Canadians many of
whom commenced to settle there as far
back as 1850
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To Fight the on Trust.

PiTTsBURG, Jan. 26.-Tne war against
the Standard OIL company is on in earnest.
The company which was projected at the
Butler meeting Of independent oil pro
ducers has taken decided shape and will be
formed and Under charter within month
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
NEw YORK.
ssfe, Sey and ~.
Au,eyiean Pam
nAaAmoADs.


DENNsYLvArsIA RAILRO
ARD Railway OF America Protected
Throughout by the Interlocking Switch ant
PIIIAD ELPH IA. WILMINGTON and BAL.
TIM0RE RAILROAD, In effect Nov. le. 1894.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follower
50, 80. s66, saS. 10 05, 10 ID, 10 i5 II ,6, ii 81
II 81 e. M, iiz IS. 81, 80b. s ". 10, 80. o.,
Accommodation, Q %. 4 90. 500. .l04sAu.I .Iass,
Chester express, / 81, 9s0. es0.7N,T5QsM
sh loob. 70. II 81 . m. 81. 0s.5 SO, = o.
Accommodation %, %. 9 Go. 10 IS, ll@an=
u %, , g, 3 40, 8 10, Z 40, 10 SO D M.
iS 10 6s 10 le ID 45. il 81 m. Gs 55 81. ss6.
%. BH. $40, IS, 707. o Is. 10 66 p M
Boston, without change, y 10 N, 70 m
For the south Southern Railway Express.
8 Al p m. sleepers to Augusta, 81. Augustine.
and Tampa; Al y m, Hleepers 10 Hot Springs
Menphis and New Orleans. ~
West Chester. via L@moSin. ~ m.' SAO
Newark Centre and intermediate stations.
iB Baltimore . and a. washington, 4ss. q. all.
10 IL, II % an u 04, l2 ~, Il ID 08, "a, s8s
70 %, 81 5s. M. D ? al Y 40 night. a.
Baltimore and intermediate stASlonas 81
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. for VIII
'nEiHH Il III Il s esprss M ss s. sS a. & a. sS 9
blH, ~ 81, Doe, II, a6b. TAO II 10 IL 10.
/ y m, ~ O5 night - -
| 4 0d, 4 81, Q ~. 8 80. 10 90. II 81 m,
sunday 1TainH-LeAve Wilmington fors
Philadalphia, express, g, sss, 4Soss9sSs
/ 2 D., 3 CO. D "a. Accommodation, 90. 10 q N.
| u ib. 40. 90. 8 10. 10 30 D m.
nissf' g. espTss 81 Il 81 % II "a ~ @ % xooonmo: y SS SS
dsslon. 200. sl0 m. u 10, i 40, Oo, 10. 72S.
New York. 1877, 26. 4M,. 7o0
1918. 10 as ii 81 m. Ia 10. 81. S'o6, os, &C.
TD7. ", 10 s5p N.
10 - without change, g p M
Tor the South-Southern Railway Express,
9 II D m, : eepers TO Augusta, ST Augustine.
| and Tampa; a m, Sleepers TO Hot Springs,
Memphis, and New Orleans.
Weak Chester. via Aamokin. % m.
saltizaore ana washington, 4.as, s.o1. 10. 10
~. 1924. Il ~, g. q 06' a, 74l, 20 p. N.
Bsltimoro and intermediate stations. scs
Leave fhii1delphia, Broad street. FOR WI
mington express. ak0, 70, ii To- II 80
a. sl bos 30 50, 40. s85. II 10. II le
N, u % night
aOi, 10, . 8S. 10 %. II 81 p m.
Traius gor Delaware Division leave for
Now Castle, u; u ib n, %, Ase. 10, . Oa
qbl m, y = night
IleWeH. 70 ~, 81 ms
HNpreee for Dover. Harrington and DeluaaK
" y " m .ra ss a1 M lsdns y " night, ann
| EErreea for Cape CHARLES, Old Point Con-
tort and Norfolk. II 08 m. II Oi Night
| sunday trains fOri
Nsw CAetle. " Od ntght.
naps OhATles. Old Point Comfort aud Nor
lclh. ~ VI night.
Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wyoming
| Eeiton, HARRINGTON. BridgeviIle, Heaford
Laurel &nd Delmnr, IL Oh night.
fCougreeEi0nAl Limited Expreas trains com
posed entirely OF Pullman Veefihule parn1
and Dining Oars. Noextra fare other than thu
usual Pullman charge.
sLnluired Express ,rrning, composed OF Pull
man Vestibule Pnrlor Cars, Vestibule Pas
sonRer Coaches and Dining Oar. No extrs
| fare.
For further Information, passengers are re
torrsd 10 the tiokat agent 1t the station.
3. NJ. FHEVOHT, }. r. WOOD
GeneraI Manager. General PASSENGER Aae
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
FItzsImmons Must Stand TrIal.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 26.-Robert Fitzsim-
mons, under indictment hero for the kill
ing of Con Riordan, viii appear to answer
Monday. The case will be set down for
trial within two weeks. Fitzsimmons is
now in st. Louis, but will leave for SYRIA
cuse tonight
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
Graduates Of LehIgh pine.

w F. Rsnch. of this city. was present
at the Philadelphia Lshigh Clubs third
annual banquet at the Manufacturer &
Club. Philadelphia, last night About
seventy five graduates OF Lehigh Univer
slty were present and many friendly
greetings were exchanged and pleasant
time generally was spent. Frank P.
Howe, chairman Of the banquet commit
tee, presided There we're speeches by
DIR. Henry Coppse. president OF Lehigh
Eckley Coke. OF Ddfftou, Pa. DR..
George s Fulton. OF the . diversity OF
Pennsylvania, and D. Kautz
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
cIovemakers on a Strike.

GLovERsyILLE. N. Y, Jan. 26.-Gloye
cutters Of two Of the largest shops in the
city have gone out in body because their
demands were not acceded to- 1t Is
thought general strike Of the cutters Is
fmmipant
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
The ChiIdren in Good Hands.

Agent Frank Stout this morning took
The six children taken from John and
Amanda Young by order Of Judge Ball, to
the Home for FrieRdless and Destitute
Children at Riverview
He also took the two CruswIsch chill
dren to the Delaware City Protectorste.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
President Faure's Daughter Betrothed.

PARIS Jan. 26.-The betrothal Of Mile.
Lucie Faure, daughter Of the president OF
the republic, to NJ. Paul Deschanel a
member OF the chamber Of deputies, is an
nounoed M. Paul DeschAnel is the son
Of M. Emile Deschanel, the ointment pro-
fessor. He Is Republican.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
NC up % pata Ysurr nTaa.

Young men, when they pay Waits,
now leave their hats in the hall. says a
young woman who knows Formerly
1t was the fashion to take them into ths
parlor and place them on the floor But
this was last year, and the fellow who
takes his hat with him this year Is not at
all up to date"
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
nromnod Froln a Flntboat.

NATcHEz, Miss. Jan. 26.-Just below
Bouger's Landing, Concordia parish, a
fiatboat containing two men, woman
and child was capsized in a whirlpool,
and all on board were drowned. The oc-
oupants Of the boat were unknown.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
zoe srest Chnrltr,a SAC

The friends and patrons of the Della
ware Hospital. with the assistance OF 3
number of young society men aud
womsn, will present Ben Hur," a
pantomime for the benefit of that insti
tuition. 1t will be given during the
second or third week in February.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
The Crisis In Greece.

ATHENS. Jan. 26.-A decree has been
issued adjourning the houle for 40 days.
Parliament will probably be dissolved be
fore the expiration Of this time.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
New Dramatic Club PLAY.

The Wilmington Dramatic Club will
give its next play about February is
The play selected is THE Arabian
Nights, clever farce. The first re-
hearsal will be held to night
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mARRIrn

G-COLLINs.--At the Union M. E.
parsonage, 5l3 jefferson street, on Wednes-
day evening. January 23. 1895, by Rev. John
Annie E. Collins. both of Wilmington, Del.
LONGHEED-BRO January 2t
1895 by Rev. j. B Quigg, in Wesley M. n.
parsonage, Hubert Longheed. Of Greenville,
Tar pa
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Dramatic Club to Produce
arabian Nights"
MRS. BANCROFT GIVES A GERMAN

In the New-Century Club Building, Which
Proves One of the Pleasantest and Most
Brilliant Events of the season-society
Folks to Give Pretty Entertainment
for the Benefit Of the Delaware Hospital.
Al communications intended for inssrsicn
snis column shonld be addressed to Society
fditpr. care Of the EVENING JoURRAL. Com
munications should be written on one aide OF
tho paper only
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FOR SALE

FOR 8 ALE-
ll02 Jefferson street, IA rooms and bath.
zoe franklin street, 2 rooms and bath
A8 Franklin street, 10 rooms and bath.
N0s Franklin street. II rooms and bath.
al7 TatnAll street, 10 rooms and bath.
ala ratnall street, " rooms and bsth
1918 Htpln avenue, o rooms and bath.
Gil East Fourth street, rooms aud bath.
Coz West street, II rooms aud bath
ll23 West street. II rooms and bath.
1918 West street. 8 rooms and bath.
1000 Trenton place, rooms and bath.
eos 81 jackson etreNt, rooms and bath.
S3 Madison street, 4 rooms and bath.
406 Lombard street. rooms and bath.
Ill Iatnall street, rooms and bath.
,nl.3 French street, rooms.
slh Anchorage street, 8 rooms.
l1l7 Scott street, 3 rooms.
101 Race street. rooms.
W3s West sixth street, rooms.
Sol West hlfth street, II rooms and bath.
Bn West Fifth street. ~ rooms and bath.
aln West Seventh street, rooms and bath
GU West Ninth street. . rooms and bath
=. n. corner Eleventh and King streets.
Sls Jefferson street, . rooms and bath
HO0 Jackson street. 10 rooms and bath.
8la Clayton street, q rooms and bath.
~ IatnHll street. we viii sell cheap.
lliA IAtnAll street, rooms ard bath.
BOZ East Eighth street, l3 rooms and store.
Good business location.
Nice properly at Elsmere.
Send for full list for sale. We can suit yor
In nice home cheap.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26
Newspnpe+ Mems Case Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The arraign-
ment Of Correspondents E. J. Edwards
and John 5. Shriver in connection with
the Sugar trust Investigation has been
indefinitely postponed pending the action
of the United States supreme court on the
habeas corpus proceedings in one of the
cases.
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IT'S SpECIHL FIXTURES ARE

All the news condensed and classified.
Important Matters Ia full, Classified Adver-
tisements, as interesting as news and as
much read.
Independent Comment on the Events Of
the day.
Reliable Financial News and Market
Reports.
State News Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
and Delaware, complete and classified.
Social Events, oames and Sports, the
Fashions Of the day. Literary, Art, Farm md
Garden, Scientific and Labor notes, Building
Society news and Household articles.
The DAILY LEDGER Sunday exeertedl,
by mail, to any address 10 the United States
or Canada, 50 cents per month.
Saturdays LEDGER tweeklyl gres,
home journal, which should be ln every
country home, 800 per year.
Rs-Make aH remhfanccs payable 10
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I he Ledger.

improved, illustrated, convenieas In form, is
one ofthe largest and best newspapers pub
iished anywhere-progressive ard Of high
character.
During isss the PUBLIC LEDdER's former
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maintained. but advanced by Improvements
in every department., in the extension Of it's
news service, literary attractions, and spec
ialfeatures To enable the publisher 10 make
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the Ledger, Messrs. Hoe & CO. are now con
strueting for Il four New sexturle Presses
Of the lateat and most approved design.
These presses viii incfease the facilities for
rapid printing as par cent, enhance the
typographical appearance Of the paper, and
give more distinct Impressions.
Evening journal., 1895-01-26

Snapper lunch at McCormiek's, Front
and Washington streets, tonight.
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Houses for rent, iO8 West Eighth street.
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SS-hake ell remfffances payable 10
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Editor and publishen
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!, TWENTY ; FOURTH
iTS. Week days, i8 %, 5 bbs
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TERRIBLY AFFLICTED.
From he Herald, cOyuga, hd.

From he Herald Cdyugi hd
A headache IL common allment with
everybody, but very few people arc tor.
tursd with that terrible aillIclion-ack
headache or bilious headache. No ono
who has not suffered from this agoniz,
ing malady can form any Just eoncep.
ton OF tho almost uncomfortable pain In
tho head, extreme RauSsn Of tho stom-
ach and utter exhaustion OF the body
that usually accompanies each attack,
Mrs, John w, Middlebrook, OF Hills,
dale, Ind, was so afflicted for years and
her husband told reporter the follow
ing remarkable story:
My wife suffered terribly four or five
yeara with her head aud was IN constant
agony day aud night Nothing brought
relief. Finally a lady friend in Mont,
ezuma recommended DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. bought box and my
vile began taking the pills. She had
not taken tina first box until she was
better and those awful pains in her
head were less sOyare. by the time the
first box was entirely gone she felt
greatly relieved and | purchased the
second box, Her improvement GonIin-
neI aud kent buying pills until four
boxes wero used, The pain in her head
stopped, That was last October, 1894,
and she has never suffered with her
head since, My wife il about G5 years
old and very feeble but these pills have
greatly benefited her health in other
ways.
The reporter further confirmed the
story by talking to tho old lady. Her
tNce lighted up with smile when no
mentioned DR., williams Pink Pills,
aud joyous tear sparklOd in her eyes
as che remarked, THAT pain is all
gone"
That there IL virtue in those pills Is
evident from the fact that Charles
ktrtI, the MonteEums druggist, reports
that no sells more o. them than any pill
in tho house.
DR., Williams Pink Pills for palO Peo.
pie are considered an unfailing specific
for such diseases as locomotor ataxia,
partial paralysis, st, Nitus' dance,
scINtlca, neuralgia, rheumatism, nerv.
Gus headache, the after effects OF la
grippe, palpitRtion OF the heart, pale aud
sallow compilations, that tired feeling
resulting from nervous prostrRtiOn; all
diseases resulting from vitiatod humors
in the blood, such as scrolula, chronic
erysipelas, otc. They arc also a specific
Tor troubles peculiar TO females, such as
impressions, Irregularities, aud oil
forms OF weakness, In men they effect
radical euro in all case, arising from
mental worry, ovorwOrk, or excuses OF
whatever nature. Pink Pills are sold by
all dealers or will DO sent post paid on
receipt OF price, go cents box or six
boxes Tor s. 50) by addressing Or. VIII.
iams' Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. y.
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WILL VISIT WALLEr.


Deputies OF Amb IssRlOr EuStla on Their
Way to SEQ tho Imprisoned Ex.CunsuI.
WARRINGTON, D. G., August 23,-The
state department has received cable.
gram from Paris stating that Ambassa.
dor Eustis, upon tho return OF the
French minister OF affairs to Paris after
an absonco OF some, duration, hai come
to an understanding regarding the dos.
iGnation OF deputies to DO sent 10 Glare.
voiS to SEQ ex'United States Consul
Waller, who is confined in prison there
under a twenty year.' sentence at the
hands Of French court martial. The
second secretary OF the United States
legation, Mr.. Newton b. Eustis, and
Mr.. Alexander, counsel OF the embassy,
have been selected by tho ambassador
as deputies, and all the necessary orders
to secure access to the prisoner have
been given. The cablegram said that
thoy were TO start on their errand this
morning, Tho prison in which Mr..
Waller is confined IS 40 miles from
Paris, and this will be tue first opportu.
nifty that has been afforded to get q full
and authentic statement from Mr.. Wal.
Ter, all previous statements from him
since his confinement having come
through indirect channels.
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NC pooTuIls RILL.
Hut 1t Had to De Pnid-CIrcumstnnee
Under Which II Was Incurred.

Hut II Had to no PHid-ClrcumstnnccS
Under Which 1t Was Incurred.
OAKLAND, CAL, August ga pecu.
liar will contest which to reveal the
mysterious lie OF Morris Goldberg, u
capitalist who led a hsrmit.liko life in
tho hills OF east Oakland, has been
abandoned. Goldberg became affected
with throat dissRIea year ago and on
account oil his inability TO swallow any.
thing was threatened with death by
starvation. As his condition became
more serious, the old mans desire to
live became more intense and he offered
his physiciaus sos for every dav they
should keep him alive. A tubo was in.
serted in Goldberg's stomach through
which nourishmcnt was forced and by
this moans no was kept alive for forty
days, mourning a doctors bill in tho
meantime OF $1,000. When his will
was filed for probate in which an o.
tate valued at 100000 was disposed Of,
Miss Quito SImson, niece OF fhiladet.
phia, illod a protest. Miss SImson has
at last consented to compromise tho
case for $1,000 and will return to PhIla.
doIphia in few days.
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New YoRE, August 23,-At a moOtlng
Of tho cxciSc committee Of tho Vino,
Liquor and BoUr Dealers Association OF
Now York and other mombers Of tho
association to-day a resolution was unRn.
imously adopted declaring that "dh aud
after sunday, September |, 1898, all
mpmbers Of tho association shall eioss
their places OF business on Sunday aud
nny member oi tho association who
shall thereafter open his place Of bust.
moss on Sunday. III violation OF this res.
olution and in violation Of tho law, shall
forfeit all his rights, privileges aud bon.
oiils ma member Of said association
4 special meeting Of tho association is
called for Tuesday, August q, for tho
purpose Of taking action on tho res olu.
tt.V,
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PARIS, August 23.-Itis asml.olEicially
announced that the French government
has granted the request of the United
States ambassador, James b, Eustis, to
allow u representative Of the United
States embassy to visit Mr., John Waller
in his prison under tho usual prison
regulations tis stated, however, that
no further steps can be taken until the
papers in the case arrive, 1t is under.
stood that pressure has been brought
to bear upon Mr. Eustis from Wash.
ingtOn, in view OF the strong representa-.
tions made in the American newspapers
on the subject, and that nothing will be
Left undono to arrive at the true facts in
the case, Tho negotiations between
the two governments arc said TO be
proceeding in tho most friendly spirit,