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THE VICTORIA GOT A BUMP
Inc Big Pacific Steamship ColIfdes in n
Japanese Htrhor

Japanese Hsrbor.
TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 1.-THE Northern
Pacific Steamship company has received
a cablegram from Nagasaki, Japan, an
nouncing that tho steamer Victoria, due
here Feb. Fl, was damaged by collision
on Jan. % at Shmonosiki, Japan, and
proceeded to Kobe for repairs. Further
details are not given, except that the
steamer will be delayed three weeks. This
VIII bring her here March IA. A good
snare OF the Victoria's cargo has arrived
mere, including seven carloads of cotton
from Cairo, Ill. No one was injured by
the collision.
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ALBANY, y. Y, Feb. 11.-Governor Nor
ton has signed the power-of-removal bill.
which gives Mayor Strong the power TO
depose the heads of departments in New
York city government.
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OF such vessels herewith submitted will
De found TO contain in subst lnce so much
oil the matters recorded in said log books
as are important in answering the inquiry
addressed to me by the senate.
lSlgned.l GROVER CIEVEIANnn
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IhaY VIII EInht.

VANCOUVER, b. c., Feb. 1.-THE trio of
Hawaiian exiles have retained Wilson q
Campbell, local legal firm, to bring ac-
ton for damages against the Canadian
Australian steamship line for CARVING
them off against their will.
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M CHTY FAS /.

Billy Edwards Raises Cain With the
Bicycle Record.
L1vERMoRE, Cal, Feb. 11.-w. ]. Ed.
wards broke the worlds bicycle record to-
day, making a mile paced on a straight
away course, in l: "a rs, lowering Loen-
erts Buffalo time four-fifths of a second
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Secretary Car
Isle has appointed Commissioner E. c.
johnson of Port Townsend. Wash, for
merry chief of the sugar bounty division,
as chief of the income tax division of the
treasury department..
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WASHINGToS, Feb. 1.-THE president
to-day sent 70 the senate the nomination
of John {. Curtin for postmaster a. Hell
ena, Mont.
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TIME SCHEDULE

TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. z, From St. Pau. Chicago and all
Eastern points. arrives Northern
:, Paclhc Local Depot daily at ... s4Oan
No, From SPOKANE. Tacoma
Seattle, Portland. and al Coast
points, arrives Montana Union De-
pot, daily at...................... q: Is n n,
TRAINS DEPART
No. .. For Spokane Tacoma
Seattle. Portland and all Coast and
Ialnornia points. leave Montana
- Union Depot daily at .... sS0an
NO. :. For 1t. Paul, Chicago ana an
Eastern, Southern and Canadian
points, leaves Northern Pacific 10.
cal Depot daily at ................ 10: ~ n a,
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between butte and
st. Paul. upholstered Tourist sleepers; elerant
day coaches and dining car service on all
through trains. et
For Information, time cards, maps and ticket,
can on or write W. NJ. TUoHY. Gen Az, 70
East Broadway, Butte. Mont, or
CHARLES 8. FEE
General Passenger Agent
st Paul. MINI
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LONDON, Feb. IA special dispatch
from Moosh says that II Is rumored thar
the popular Armenian leader. Hadis Val
lost, has been condemned TO death.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows an available cash balance of Sl4o'
412,0O7 and gold reserve of 81. 399. 212
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SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 1.-THE women
suiiragis's won a victory in the assembly
tonight. IN amendment to kill the
spencer bill, providing for woman suffer.
age, was defeated by a vote of As TO %
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some ct the Money.

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Gold to the amount
OF Sl,5OO,OOo has been deposited in the as
say office, to BIO tested and prepared for
the payment by the syndicate for the new
bonds
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ORECON's SENATOR.
The Election Seem, a., Far on n. T.,

me Election Seem "a Far on as Ever
Yesterdays Vote.
SALEM, Ore, Feb. lin the joint ballot
to-day for United States senator the fol-
lowing vote was cast: Dolph, sc; Hare.
10; Wetherford, Z; Williams, 8; Lowell
10; Lord, g.; absent, II. Necessary TO
choice, 40.
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PHoENIX, Ariz., Feb. 1.-THE house to-
DAY passed by two-thirds vote the right
OF woman suffrage in Arizona.
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Money Market.

NEW YORK. Feb ii.-Money easy: closed al
i,s per cent; Sterling exchange strong: 81 SsaiGl
Ss9 fordemand and SYST. mS4.s7is for GO days
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NV ORLEANS. Feb. II.-CbarIes CIV
ARE the venerable historian and liter
ateur, died this morning. a-ed - Ho
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WANT ADS.

A DNERTlSEMENTS under the head OF
"a Employment Wanted" and Rooms to
Rent cent word each insertion: under all
other headings, cents a word for the FIRST
Insertion and I cent word for each subse-
qdent Insertion. No Ads. taken for less than
q cents.
CLASSIFIED ADS. per line per month .......a.2a
Count words TO the linsl
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REDMoND'S RECOMMENDATION.
Inc Leader Wan the People TO Vote on
Home Rule

Home Rule.
LONDON, Feb. 11.-In the house of COM
mons to-day, John Redmond, the ParnelI-
lie leader, resumed the debate on the adj
dress in reply to the queens speech. He
submitted the following amendment:
we humbly represent TO your majesty
that the time has come when it is the duty
OF the ministers who advise your majesty
to dissolve the present parliament and
submit the question of homo rule to the
electors"
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New York Grain Ei,,ro.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE visible supply of
grain on saturday was compiled by the New
nork Produce exchange. IL is as fol ows
Wheat, decrease, I,O5IOOO. Corn. increase. iGI
900. Oats, decrease, $4,000.
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DOVER, Del, Feb. 1.-Two ballots were
taken IN joint session to-day for United
States senator without result.
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Changes Time

IINhtI uKtTII OF WHO 10
W. w. JOHNSTON. Conf Agt., Billings, Mont
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L'oR RtNT-Furnished rooms. eOI We
L Granite street. Butte.
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TO lie !. AIDES or BUTTE-A special Il
o. Sdt Lake City j. nov located n Butt
Jht Wil b. ~ 'ised 20 me { tn lad es a. nsr
home. Consnia Ton 'rae for mon-liy lrreyu.
.artles Nine hestnsr, ~ IVES. Pdrl s.ree.
Iu.te
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L'oE Are. NE and IcsiIsI. .n,lr4u.s Sc,
Win ecs y Co. Ala - Butte
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| YOU want 10 rent cabin. dwelling store
4 room or furnished rooms. inquire g..
lewis. 335 South Main. BUTTE upstairs. roo m 81
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IVAN lED-Boar lers az lO7i. IVES Quart
w street. Butte; home cooking. MES rooms
steam heat, modern improvements NJ 4
merson.
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| AUREL Encampment. No H. l. o.. o. f..
II meets nrst AMI third Saturday eaca
month In Matte block hall
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EOR RENT hree room furnished house.
L Apply 81 kemper Ave, near Parrot
smeler. Butte.
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II never faii. sac and sure Scaled 81 Pa
ticuar> &c. Aurum Medclns Go, s. Stat
st, CulcasO, Ill.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Rev w l.. Moray, d. d OF Dover,
will deliver an address before the semi
annual Epworth League Convention, In
Madison, n ] next Wednesday.
Mrs Lydia Cook, Of Frederick. died on
Wednesday AZ the advanced sge Of 90
years.
Street rumors connect some Of Dovsr's
most prominent citizens with a new
gambling den that has just been nm
earthed 10 that town.
The Choptank oyster scrspers report a
fair catch OF oysters for the 6rst week
and the quality Is good
Strawberries Of the Cumberland and
Lady Thompson yaiietlhs are now ripeu-
ing around Bridgevllle, making the
second crop the vines have yielded this
year Strawberries occasionally ripsn IN
this section as late 90 the latter part OF
November
It Is said that Rev DR. J. A. B
Wilson, formerly OF the WILMINGTON
Conference aud now pastor OF the
Eighteenth Street NJ E Church. New
York, will soon accept q psstorate Ia Los
Angeles, Cal, where his eldest son, Rev
Clarence Wilson. has bsen for several
months. for the benefit OF his health.
Contractor virden. Of Lswes, with a
squad Of men, is repairing the woodwork
OF the government pier and using up a
recent appropriation Of $40. 600 he
will also build a wooden landing pier FOR
the United States Marine Hospital, 90
feet long, Of pine plling.
Il is said that nine new babies arrived
In Georgetown last week
The pear crop in the neighborhood OF
Camden, Kent county, is estimated 81
40, 600 baskets.
Sweet potatoes sre plentiful down tn,
state ana Of excellent quality and sell
for 20 cents per basket.
Ga one acre Of land John NJ. @ Wflin
Of Sussex, raised 900 baskets OF sweet
potatoes The variety grown was the
golden chunks averaging two pounds.
The Worcester Advocate is new pa
per which has appeared In Saow Hill
Nd The editors are T j Bennett AnS
A p Rarnes The announcement de
clares that 1t viii be Republican in poll
tics
Seaford has building boon No lesl
than Eve residences and four stores arr
in course Of erection.
Chestnut earties are now sl the e
with the young folks down the Pen
| insula.
The rib5it season In Maryland WI
soon open. The outlook is for fine sp u
as the hares are said to be plentiful
These early frosts will make them swte
and pAlatable.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
TERsE TELEeRAMs.

Lillian Butler, a schoolteacher at Len
OK, Mass, committed suicide by drown
ing herself.
David Guembach of New York was
killed on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks
at Trenton.
All the mines but three along the Yough
river in Pennsylvania are closed by q
strike against reduction in wages.
The extensive wine vaults and residence
Of Herman Keyser at Egg Harbor, n. j.,
were destroyed by fire; loss, SEQ, 1000.
Wilson Davis contractor at the Peck,
Storr a Wilcox factory at Southlngton,
Conn, was killed by being wound around
a shaft.
John W. Mackay, Jr., the elder of the
two sons Of John W. Mackay, was acct
dentally killed in Paris by being thrown
from his horse.
The car Of Russia has granted a pen
sion of 5000 rubles annually 20 Prince
Lobanoff- Rostovsky, minister OF foreign
affairs, for services rendered the state dur
ing his recent visit TO France.
The newly constructed British battle
ship Victorious, 10, 600 tons displacement
was launched in the presence Of a large
crowd OF spectators at Chatham. Tho war
ship is the third vessel Of her class Pre-.
vided for by the naval defense act Of 1Sg.
TO leave the stocks
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Olivet Pfesby ian Church women are
already planning r a thanksgiving enter
tainment IN the church building.
Superintendent Holidays private car
No. 2.eo2, went down the Delaware road this
morning AT II .O3 to Clayton.
-Stansbury Murray, Jr.. was injured by
catching his left hand under a barrel The
hand was crushed and one finger was broken.
The property OF William Slaughter, which
wss 10 have been sold Ht cnnsta ble's sale his
mornipg by Constable Windisn, has becn
pOstp0ned until later date.
State Councillor T. Parker II the Junior
q. u A. NJ, will pay an official visit to Buck
Council 81 summit B idge on Wednesday
evening Of next week
DUPONT Post. OF PHILADELPHIA. Is expectsd d
in this city on rhauk~giving eve tor visit TO
Dupont Post. No. ., G.. A. r.. OF this city.
VIII Nj. 5 Browns successor as sccompan-
st OF the Ferd Fullmer Chorus will be elected
tomorrow eveaing.
Presbyterian elders and ministers will
hold an adjourned meeting AT Central Church
io-morrow night 20 further consider The sub
jet If holding a union revival meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
A star An.aIr a. bad. RIrr,a

On Saturday night there was lively
stag reception at the residence OF j..
Elliott Rlgg, on -Wss hington avenue,
upon invitation OF Me- Rigg himself
Samuel Toppin and II, w. HushsbeclI
presided, and lengthy addresses were
made by Thomas McGovern, Councilman
Fagsn, Gsorge Bacon aud Thomas
Booth There was lively music by an
orchestra aud Miss Edith Rlgg sang
The Sunshine of Paradise Alley There
we're eongg by Mr. Pagan and Frank
Nettleton, OF Philadelphia Refresh
ments we're aerved during the entire
evening. Those In attendance were
Samuel Toppin, Henry A Padberg,
William E. Myers. Thomas McGovern,
Joseph Farley, James Farley. Frank
Case, John Montgomery, Walter Hunter.
Samuel Walls, S G Murray and
wife. Thomas Walls. James White,
James Toner. George Bacon. John J
Sheridan, Peter Touer Charles Toner,
Joseph Davis, Edward Weggeman. W
Hushebeck, Thomas Kane. From O
distance we're William Blaksly, Chester
John Nettleton, Frank Nettleton, Phila-
delphia
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
Lnne and nIa DIamIssal.

Ats meeting Of the Boacd Of Police
Commissioners held lkst Thursday
evening Alfred Lane wss dismissed from
the police force on charge made
by Captain Ohsmbers and Sergeant
Shields, OF sleeping while on duty They
found him In the Fibre Company woi ks
when he should have been pstrolling
bis beat he now comes out widh a
claim that the true reason for bis
removal was that he was Pro
testant, claim declared TO be
as absurd as Il Is false The
police commissioners, who are men
OF irreproachablo standing when
asked about the matter by
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter, lndig-
nantly denied any such accusation The
charges we're amply substantiatsd and
we're OF such character as would lead
TO the dismissal NJ any officer.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
The puRANT CASE.
A Colored Witness Who WIN Furnish Sen
sational Evidence at Reopening of Trial.

A ColOred Witness Who WIN Furnlah Sen.
sational Evidence at Reopenlng of Trial.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 21.-The prosecu-
tion in the trial Of W. II. Il. Durant has
found witness who will testify that
everything was not right in Emanuel
church prior TO the murder Of Blanche La.
mont and Minnie Williams This witness
is a colorod bootblack named Budd Wilson.
Tonight when he was served with a
subpoena, he told his story to Detective
Seymour.
II know King and Durant so well that
they talked freely TO me, said he. At
first was surprised that such religious
young men should be carrying on in such
fashion, but after awhile i concluded thoy
were about the same as other young men,
learned from those two boys themselves
that they were taking girls to the church
every night. / often heard them tell Of
the fun they had there and of the differ
ont girls who accompanied them. know
of five girls who used to go TO the church
at night with these boys. Tho people in
the mission would be very much surprised
II they knew who the girls WERE They
all belong TO respectable families and the
worst of 1t all is that their parents never
dreamed that such things were going ON. -
IL Is understood that the defense will
not make very strong effort to impeach
the prosecutions evidence as given in re-
buttal, as Durant's attorneys are anxious
TO close the case. 1t is possible that the
arguments will be reached by the end OF
the week. There are still some doubts as
TO whether or not Attorney Duprey will
be able to make an argument TO the jury.
He has hopes himself, but his physician
is not sure At all events the attorney
has the evidence at his home and is prepar.
ing himself for a great effort.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
An oId Pastor hurled

ELKToN, Nd. Oct. 20 The funeral Of
Rev james E Bryan. who died Mt Rising
Sun Cecil comfy Ootober II took place
to day Mr. Byan was 81 years of age.
He waI pastor Of Rising sun Me hodist
Episcopal Church and had been ia for
several months Last WeduesdaY he
was removed 10 a hospital in Bsltlmore
He was native OF the Eastern Shore Of
Aarg land. Kent Island being the place Of
his birth He was one Of the sblt st
miui.ters 10 the Whining on Conference.
Hshad served as pastor a. smyrna Del,
AID Aebury Church, Wilmington, Del.
Salisbury and Cambridge, Md. and Was
completing Eve years pastorR'e st
Rising Sun He leaves widow and
three chi dren
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
WILSON'S FAREWELL SERMON.

Before Leaving for the West He Pays
His Parting Respects 10 the saloon Mtn
OF Gotham.
NEW YORK, Ost 81 Rev John A B
Wilson, OF the 4 ghteenth Street Meth
odst Episcopal Church, has accepted the
pastoraie OF the First N ethodist Church
In Los Angeles, Cal His new charge
Is one OF the larges. on the Pacific
coast
DR.. Wilson came to New York three
years and a half ago. The church under
his ministry has attained the largest
mem bership II bsd since lS49 HIS sue
cessor is TO bs Rev ]. w. CAmpbell d.
d., OF L's Angeles
The snti c. Of Mr. Wilson's sermon
last night was "Tbe Issue Which Is
Upon us He said Ia part There is
In the Sunday excise lestion an issue
now before tho church and Chrlst'on
citizens OF this great CITY. Bat. ala
It Is an issue forced up,n us by the
enemy, and when we have fought it ou' f,
n We win. we are just where wa were
before aud II we lose then the line Of
Gods Kingdom has fallen b'cx.
ID, you know who Is In the saddle OF
municipal affairs here to day7 | will
tell you The saloon Is In the saddle aud
Is riding roughshod over every party but
ne with ticket ia the deld. II the
d)od Government Clubs via, the saloon
wine; II Tammany wins, the saloon wins
II Republicans win 1t is victory for the
saloon, II state Democracy wins, the
saloon Is the victor III fusion wins, II
sopardizss the license OF no saloon 90
earth, and IL submits to q yose Of the
ten thousand saloons and their deoased
c0nsti,uencg whether hs moral law OF
God shall DO outla ~ed In this
municipality, where ev.rg legal oath
taken Is upon that divine law
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
SHERIFF TO GOVERNOR.
Rcb Houpt Says He Can Control the Fistis
Performance

Rob Houpt Says He Can Control the Fistie
Performance
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 21.-Govornor Clark
has received the following letter from the
sheriff Of Garland county:
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. IL.
"Governor Clark
DEAR SIR-I see from tive public press
that you contemplate probable or possi-
BILE necessity Of military occupation OF
this county for the purpose Of preserving
the peace and preventing meeting be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons. As the
chief peace officer Of this county beg te
assure you Of my ability to cope success
fully with any situation that is likely TO
confront me. i will enforce the law. L al
80 beg to inform you that the bringing OF
the militia into this county is ent. rely
unnecessary and will be extremely hui
initiating to our people. 1 trust 1 may be
pardoned for referring TO the fact that !
have never yet shrink from an honest die
charge of my duties, nor have 1 ever fail
cd in the executive process directed to
me TO enforce the law or to preserve good
order in this county. / assure you that
stand ready to execute any process that
shall come 60 my hands in regard to any
condition that may arise here and to
promptly execute any lawful order reach
ing me from any source.
"In conclusion allow me TO say that
while entertain no doubt Of my ability
to preserve the peace here and to prevent
any infraction of the laws by Corbett OF
Fitzsimmons, STILL If my power TO do 50
should at any time become even doubtful,
l will promptly call upon you for neces
sary assistance. Yours very truly,
"REB HOUPT.
"SheriG of Garland County "
Tho news of Chancellor Leatherman's
decision in the habeas corpus case at Hot
Springs created no surprise here, as it was
generally accepted rs a foregono conclu.
sion that the decision would be in favor
Of the defendant. 1t is stated ON good au-
thority that Governor Clark's declaration
that he will prevent the fight is based on
his belief that the attorney general will
be able TO get the case before the supreme
court on writ of certiorari and that
Leatherman's decision will be reversed.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
parnnnnlEvnnta.

J Elliott Rlgg will still reside IN New
Castle at the Isggart homestead and
will travel 10 philadelphia every day.
John R Lambson, who has been III for
several days with an attack OF what was
supposed to be malaria is reported as no
better TO day His fever has not broken
and he is pronounced very sick man
ssatl are selling rapidly for City Cornet
Band concert.A Several ry good ones still
unsold.
Hon A B Cooper Is still In the South
attending the Atlanta expedition
Miss Edith Rigg, OF Philadelphia, who
Is now undergoing a course OF voice
culture, sang in the NJ. e. Church choir
last night Miss Rlgg returned home
this morning.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
Corp onr.o Rurned In the Klrer.

The British steamer Thomas Anderson.
Captain Shaw. for Londonderry, lrelaCd,
returned on Saturday and anchored IN
the stream, her cargo OF corn having
been damaged by Ere She was below
Wilmington when smoke was seen
Issuing from tho seooni forward hatch,
and waler was Immediately poured IN
upon the burning corn Soon ~ he
returned up the stream, stsvtd ores
began TO take out the damaged cargo
The loss and origin Is unknown The
cargo 'ntalued 100 s57 bushels Of corn.
valued at S47 i45
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
nnIIlnn namn nnck.

Frank Quillen, the Hocksssin psinier
Who sbscondtd with $3.50 belonging to
John Gormley. a merchant at that place
has retprned 70 the bedside OF his dying
daughter His wife paid Gormley $l75
and Q illen wrote saying that he
could pay all but $50 OF the balance aud
promised to make that good II Goruley
would not prosecute him. The merchant
told him 10 come home aud 60 to work
and pay him the $50 as soon AS he could.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21

No "cut" at hand to illustrate them in
this advertisement. The cut has been
made in the price, and the chairs are
here in two patterns and finished An
tique Oak or Mahogany with leather
Cobbler Seats at So. so, and in quality
just as good as any $3.50 rocker ever
shown.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21

Delawars's bosom and there were scores
OF dead fish on the surface
Some idea OF the size OF the old wreck
can be gotten from the CRATE bars, which
show a CRATE surface OF six feet. She
was fitted with the old fashioned ash
dump, long tubs that has long since
gone out Of use because OF the prohibi
tIon Of dumping ashes In any nevigable
stream Much valuable copper was taken
of the boat before she was annihilated.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
A HIammoth Coal Dump.

John JAcoby. OF this city, is building 3
big coal dump for the p w. b. rail
road Company at Washington. It will,
when completed, have a capacity Of
10, 600 tons The excavations are quite
extensive and the masonry heavy.
Evening journal., 1895-10-21
Blew Up the wrecked steamer.

In two terrific blasts the old wrecked
steamer lying of this city just above
Bulkhead bar. was blown to pieces sat
urday afternoon and, every obstruction
having been removed. Inspector Bunting
and the machines and woikmen returned
10 philadelphia. The last charge was so
powerful that the scow and mschines,
although then some distance from the
Fpot, heaved mp and down on the troubled
Evening journal., 1895-10-21

Every mother should know that Group
can be prevented The first sy mp ON Of
true Group Is hoarseness. This is followed
by peculiar rough cough II Chamber
lains Cough Remedy is given freely as
soon as the child becomes hoarse or even
sfter the cough has developed 1t will pre-
vent the attack % and 90 cent bottles
for sale by z James Belt, druggist. corner
Sixth and Market streets.