davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Gin OiscipIinarbefebI.
Orei Sahu9eienfdaften perbieten ihren 2ln=
9efeuten inter 2Inorobune fofortioer
Gntlafur9 Den Sefu9 Don Wirth.
idaften

3tpei g6icugoer Observation-Disclosures
iino Dem 8eifpiel Der &1tpn 8a6n gefD1gt
unD baden bur9 einen 9eneralbefebl an i6re
4n9eiteQten ben erften S@ritt CUR ftrengen
9isciplinirung get6ar. @s ftnb bies bic
Chicago &c Great Me1tern unb Chicago &c
Gaitern S1tnpis 8a6nen, unb i6r 8eTe0l
6efagt, baB jeber QngeiteQte, Der in etnem
9auIe tpObne, in Dem iib glei93eitig cine
@6anfpirt6i3aft befdnbe, pber Der i'm pber
auBer 0tenft in elmer @irt619aft betrofFen
DerOe, feline foforttge @ntGaTung gu gez
tDdrtigen babe. Ser @rite, Der Die Mnrez
gung gum @rlaB bieies 8efebles gab, mar
Der e6enlaltge General 8etriebsleiter ct.
SObn Der &od S8lanbz8a OerTel6e
fogte na9 8eenbigung be5 groBen @treit3
i'm pergan9ensn @pmmer, boB Streifs fell
tener unb Dor alien 9ingen 9epaltacte ndD<
renb folber %1eltener perben piirben, tpenn
Die @eieaf6aften itrengere 9tsciplin inter
ibren 2euten einfi6rten unb bur9 ~geeignete
0efrete bdfiir forgten, baB tbren 2euten Die
@rlangung g~ei1tiger @etrGnfe, tpern audi
nt9t unmDgltb gemabt, 10 bod fe6r err
f3nert tpiirbe. Die 8erebtigung bieier
8~ebauptung fa6 man augemein Elm unb
bteIe genannten bret 8obnen 6aben Jest
oemgemGB geban6elt.
Ser 8efebl bat ii6rigens, nie es beiBt,
unter ben 2euten nt9t 10 Dtel un3ufrieDeu>
belt berborgerufen; tpie man bieQet9t err
tpartet bate unb bic 8eftBer BON Qpgir9duz
fern 9aben i'm iOgar nit SubeG begriBt,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
OoNesfGue.

Marp GoeGGn bpn go. 236 g. g1urf Ctr,
SO Sabre 8 Monate alt.
G6orles 8art6olbb, pon go. 2715 Qogdr
Str, So Sabre alt.
@Go @auer, BON No,387 Mitpautee Npe.,
5 Sabre 6 Monate alt.
So6n M}pG, 46 Sabre alt.
Soa 6. Peters bon go. 941 %. Oiniiipn
Ctr, 7 Sabre 7 Monate alt.
Gbeiter @4ea bOn Np, 266 9aptOn Ctr,
5 Mpnate alt.
Sobn SO, @t0Bsl pOn 746 2arrobee Ctr,
rs Sabre alt.
SrtB 8ambop BON go. 754 2urra6ee
Ctr, So Sabre alt.
Martba 8. 2i9tenebert BON go. 634 q.
9aliteb Ctr, 4 Sabre 4 MOnate alt.
Nleranoer Stelle BON go. 3037 Mi9igan
Nbe., SO Sabre alt,
Baulino &o3in8ti BON go, 8449 @scanaba
&Oe,, So Sabre ait.
&melie S9ntnn BON SO. 1O18 MelroIe
Str, % SATIRE 8 Monate aft.
6erolb 6er3og BON go. 563 g. Woob
Str, 5 Sabre 6 Monate alt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Gin SAwtnoler,
Der f6 fir Den GountYraths : prdfctoenten
6eaIy auseab, beim S9wiHoel ob9efa6t

0nniel g. 6ealp, Der 9rGiiOent bss
gountbrat6s, bate geItern W}tttog oas Der
oniioen. in Der office Der @runDetgentbumsz
6Gn6ler 6. s. Wtari6an i'm Securtt9 8lO6
etnen W2ann fennen 81 ler1en, fpel9er i3
als aGs Daniel s. 6ealp d1sgab uno untsr
bie1em 0amen aQer6anD 9aunereten Oer=
ii6te. Der fptrfli6e Same btefes IN tlagranti
.ertappten @auners 1T 8. s. 9ealp. @r bat
oueroinqs etntqe Qebnli3tett mil BEN mir
bigen Observation-Disclosures 1T aber Elm
in Bolt5eifreiien ais S6mtn0ler betanntes
SnDiDibuum. Seit eintgen Wo3en mar er
Elm itetiger 8efu9er bes pbengenanntea
Observation-Disclosures uno pertebrte bort
1lnter benz Gamen unb benz Sttel Des 9oun=
tDrat6sprGftbenten Dan. S. 9ealp. @r I'M
terbreitete MarfbaG 4bitrdtte uno &auf=
brtefe BON 9runbeigent6um uno beauttrogte
i'm, boifelbe 8u ~perfaufen. Wtdribau u6er=
na6m ben Nuftrag uno trdf nit 9ealp uQe
arrangements, am Montag (ge1tern) b0s
&aufgef9Gft ab3uf9lieBen. Sn Der 3Diz
i9en3ett f30pfte MarI6aQ aber 8erOo4t
unb IeBte. ii6 nit benz tpirflt4en Dan. ).
0ealD in Correspondence. 0e1tern Ittttag
berbargen fi9 bic beiben Detectives 9drleg
unb 3egan nit 6ealD in einem gfeben5im=
mer Der Marf6uIf6en Offtce, unb mo6tsn
Oann, aIs Der falf9e Dan" feline 9Ocumente
pteber austramte, tbr @ri9etnen i'm 9aupt=
bureau unO Derii6erten ii3 iOfort bes
S9pinblers.
6eute Itunb Der Der 5GlI9ung unb bes
G4pinbels ungeflagte 9ealp Dor 8t4ter
Softer, Der i'm unter $1,000 8irgi4dft gum
YrD3eB feft6telt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05

= Die 9ebeimpOlt5titen @eu6a8fD unb
Smith bon Der Central Station maAten
Dor pentgen Sagen einen guten Sang, ais
1e n&ib" 0arrts u1O Gbarlie @uis per6ofz
teten, DIS man bieie ndmIi4 bur4fubte,
fano man eingenG6t in t6ren &leibern cine
qan3e Musriiitung bpn 0anDperf85euger9
fir Ginbre6er. 8etbe tperOen p~OrlGuftg in
Der Station feitge6alten tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Gin mirth prfhieEt fih-

Ser @trt6 MiGiam Ruf, go, 533 SOffz
man &be., ftarb in Der perftoiienen g{a6t,
no90em er fi3 geitern cine &ugel in ZEN
Sept gefeuert bate. @r lit an tempordrem
Wahnftnn.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05

Die neue SObn Mar1baGz@6uGe at
NoamS StroBe, 3pif9en &eb3ie unb 6omdn
4pe., tDurbe geftern nit 800 Sinbern erDff=
net; besglet4en Die WiGiam 6. 8labitOnez
S@uGe, @de &pbep unb @af6burn StraBe.
Die Spfep6 Mebtl@S 6ule, @de Sbroop
uno 9enrb StraBe, pirb in eintgen 8o4en
%er0ffnet perben,
= Mabor Sopfins bat es aIfo burhge=
iebt, baB 8aron 0ertes fir feline SroGepz
@ere9t1ome, Die angebGi9 100000 mertb
finb, $4,000 iG6rli9 entri4ten muB. Nu9
Dem Spri9nort: r@ine 2aus i'm &obG tit
better, tpie gar fein Sett" muB man ft4 audi
bamit 3ufrteOen 9eben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Die bittere Rdlte.
Cine z5iahriee fran ffirbt auf Ger stra6e

9aulina @6rDber, cine @retiin pon rs
Sobren, berlieB 6eute mprgen lire Wpbz
hung, Go. 1O16 SO. 20. StroBe, ba Sc
manO ibrer TamiGie ~erfrantt mar unb ie
cine Mdrterin anne6men polte. DIS fe
Die GGe Der 2tncoln nnb 81, StrdBe err
rei9t Bate, fant ite at 8ooen. S9pa@
unb alt, tpte fte mar, tonnte ie Der bitteren
&dlte teinen Wiberitanb letiten unb itarb
na9 t~pentgen Minuten. 8orifereiGenbe
2eute faben ben 5uiammsn9etriimmten
8Drper auf Dem @eitenpege, unb bic Ser
ftprbene murbe na6 Der Morsue beF0rbert,
BON, mo t6re 8erpanbten, iobalb Der tral1z
rtge SAT- ibnen gemelbet poroen mar, tie
Qbhplten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
OerbGnoni6pouer SturS.

Die 62idbrige Trau Sane, g2o. $50 SER
mttage Ibe. pobnbaft, fiel beute morqen
auf benz qlatten Seitenpeg gu 8oben ulb
ltarb UNI balb 3ebn ltbr in ibrer Mobnung.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05

= Nuf @eranGafung Der 2incoGn 9arfz
lit Der 2egtsIutur elm @eIeBentpurf
borgelegt tporben, tDeI6er Der @e60rbe ba5
sfe9t ert6etit, ben @orfo am Seeufer Bis
na3 @banitOn 81 DerGdngern unb bic Sc
BON HOrD G6tcago unb GATE @iem
nit Gteuern gu belegen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05

SCNbt%I~S"S%"~ "N~SNIN+*"
sitter.
ScQndC Milanb, 6elend GihoGd 21-1S
Mi6QeG Murpbn, Mnna Gdffertn 1924
Sbomas s.. Gtbtfta, 81. &otbanef . 25-23
@6as. 2anrence, Olga Spbnipn $50.
Stantslatp Outfits, 81. 8oronir5 . 26-23
Olaf g. Stpen1pn, Slga 0anfen . 27--24
&alman &alif9, 6attte Sintelftein 23-19
0enntsO pnnellD, Marp MfcG6eeneD 24--22
Nntpn Narftetpic5, Mtftorba Wtg9 26--2O
SDbn9,@ aGaiter, Sennie@ raipforD 28-24
Spbn S. Mta6onep, Qouiie Walfb 1873
@bparb Surner, 9lettte s, 8onben 25-24
Srteberi9 8eter, emma Wun59 . 30--22
6erm. pfeiffer, Mnna Sberpinter 25-23
Set 8er0ffentGi4ung ~unieres 9~eitrigen
8eri9te8 erptrft:
&i8arb 9tper, Nnnie Sbert -. 37-2OI
SameS &nebttt, Minnte Put9 -. 29-21
Sames Gorrt9an, NgneS Spice =. PTS
Nrtbur Qe@uer, Sba Ma0 49,. 25-2O|
Jrant 6lobti, Ngnes Shirt -. 27-18|
eSobn Smith, Roie Orb .... 25-21
SFrant 6errmann, MaD Suleb ., 29-20|
9abib Nbeles, Nnnie @utbman 1872
6enrD 8topn, Mnnie Qtuis 26-27I
SSo9n 6ultgen, Clara Weinerstir9, 27-21
@il6elm @ebrfe, emma grnbt 23-18.
So6n Slanec, Nnnte &alnp 21-2O.
MiQiam Surner, Sfabeua Wtnlod. $3.50.
So6n 8rinter, emma @olf 21-18.
2oui8 MoIf 2t53ie S4rOeber 22-23.
6enrp @9Dling, Si1te S9pabt . 24-20.
6enrp Snslep'' Mtilbreb 8ifOn =, 23-18.
8aclab 8alfon, Mat6ilba 8Gad 40-23.
So6n Gpan, 2t83ie S'@pnnor 21-2O.
@eorge 8eder, Gertrude 8enber 21-18
MiIiam Soer6er, Office Chambers. 27-26'
SeGir &abopiat, Pauline Pras3 =. 28-18.
Srant 5elb, Marp Sang 49,, 21-19.
6. Seating, Marion 2tlibriOge 24-22.
g. 8lomSti, 5rances Nopat -. 23-19.
Nlfreb 9aneman, 8. @aterman =. 24-17.
90. 8oc3fotpsfi, g. P~tidnopstu 32-19.
8, Or3ec9otpsfi, s. ROa3fopsta 27-23
Sobn 8tcet, 2t53ie @tepnOt 21-2O
So6n 8oter, 2t33ie Stephens 24-24
Sultan peledi, OgaIa Sos 29-21
Sobn SGonnor, Murp 9Onobue , 32-28
$. McGlanat6an, 2ouife QetB 32-28
@eorge 9tG, Mfargarit Quail 29-27
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
beirathsfheine.

SOrgenbe 9eirut6sf9eine purben beute
BON 9errn Salmonion i'm Bureau oes
ausqe1telt:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
N6enbblatt 1 Gent, 6 Gents Die @o@e.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statpmpnt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRh
hhhuni o'otUhiUut INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Philadelphia in the State OF Pennsylvania on the
31st day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05

QbenbbGutt 1 Gent. 6 Gents bic @o9s.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05

ten, Die Msobican nit 5mei @atling=8eno-
men %aus3uriiten, ob btes aber geT9ebea TT
oOer niht, lit ni6t betannt geIoOrDen. Gs
bteB, baB Die Mobican 3und9it nat6 P(pz
mouth, @nglanb, fabren 1o1te, Tim DaieGbii
Gber unb feline Srau, bic friibere 8rau beg
Or, 9erring, IN 8orb 81 nehmell, Der
erfte 9alteplaB fO1te 6aDal auf ben @3Oren
ietn; bann bieB eS, IoGte Die 5iibIee beiu9t
perben, po bic beiben Gigent6iimer Die Ser
lenff3erei in groBem MaBitabe betretbe1
nolter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24
Save Money!

You throw away dollars every
year in broken LAM chimneys.
Better stop it now while You can,
get preparation that will prevent
II chimney from breaking when
put on wet. Prof. Humbolt's anti
explosive compound will do this
and will prevent the explosion OF
Kerosene oil and gasoline. We
are sole agents for this prspara-
ton as well as for the New Ideal
Sewing Machine, the equal 10 any
high priced article. and we sell 1t
for S3C and S35 with attachments.
10000 feet of mouldings for picture
frames just received by the,
"Albert;" also oval and circular
frames, something new and ele-
CANT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24
DRY GOODS

In Honolulu There is
always something that de-
mands the attention Of the
fair sex. More especially
is this true when good
bargains are offered. In
catering to the waits Of
the Honolulu ladies, the
merchants must buy judi
ciously and select only the
most artistic designs. Es-
pecially is this true of
white dress goods. !! re-
ceived by the AUSTRALIA
a new line of these Goods
that are very pretty. They
must. be seen, however, to
be appreciated. laiso re-
ceived a fine line Of Tad
les Shirt Waists and Cor
sets. Now that the Cho-
lera is over and life, social
ly, has resumed its normal
condition, the dry goods
business must inc,case
materially in the next
month. Anticipating this
demand | have laid il this
fine stock Of goods and
they are now ready for
your inspection, and can
be purchased at a reason
able figure.
M. S. LEVY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24

Each year sees new devotees of the sport of
cycling, as its benefits and convenences become
better known. Cycling has passed from the world
of Injuries to the realm of necessities. 1t is re-
cognzed social factor The world of Society" has
stamped it with the hallmark Of it's approval
The busy man of affairs the physician the min
lister, the lawyer, the clerk, the mechanic-in
fact all classes find in the wheel the ideal mode
of locomOtion.
In everything there must be best, and our
claim is that we have the best wheels ever
brought to this market The Sun gIstens on
the Orange RIM and you know "Stearns" is
passing you. You look at it and say, it is "a
thing Of beauty, and must be "a joy forever.
We want to please each and every customer,
and to those who say the "Columbia" or the
Rambler" is the best we want to say, you are
right they are both in the same class with the
"Steams", and these three highest grade wheels
made in the u. S. have their headquarters at
our store.
We have sold two "Stcarns", two "Columbias"
and two chambers" during the past week, so
honors easy, and they all leaders so far.
For cheaper grade wheels we have those we
can sell for $50.00 5000, 90 90, 100 and 1907
90, and you will be surprised to see what strong
light, well made wheels you can buy at these
figures.
Remember our high grade wheels, "Stearns",
columbia" "Rambler", and when you want the
best to be had get one of these, don't get lower
grade, lower priced wheel, because some one
tells you it is just as good, but consult your
common sense, which will tell you that these
makes have earned their regulations
Any one wanting a high grade wheel, sold
with Guarantee should call upon
T. n HkT,T, r. SON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24
OYSTERS

Spawning Season over.
Quarantine at an end.
Fresh Hawaiian Oysters
from Pearl Harbor can
now be had every day by
ordering them from the
Grocery Store Of
L24-tf H. E. MCINTYRE & BRO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24
HAWAIIAN LIME & STONE,
COMPANY.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, BoILERa,z
COOLERS, IRoS, BRASS AND LEAD
CASTINGS.

Machinery OF Every Description Mad,,
to Order. Particular attention paid Ia,
Ships Blacksmithing. Job Work eY.
ecuted at Short Notice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31


The Iowa State census, Just COM
pleted, shows the population to be
2,057, $50, an increase since 1890 of
l45, 35I.
1t has been discovered that the last
Indiana Legislature neglected TO make
an appropriation for the payment of
interest on the State debt.
B. L. Farrell, burglar, was shot
and killed by Anthony Staubert in Chi.
cago Monday, while in tho act Of rob
bling Stauber's tailor shop.
The stage of water on the great
lakes, which has been extremely low
all season, has within the last fort
night dropped to the lowest point in
their history.
News has reached Durango, Mexico,
of an accident at La Mericada Mine,
in Guazamota, in which b. L. Freid-
man, wealthy German explorer and
traveller, was killed.
fire in the oil regions around Mes
NTH, Cygert and Lucky, south of
Toledo, o., on Saturday and Sunday,
destroyed oil derricks, tanks and other
property to the value of upwards of
Sl50, 900.
i'Is Js Ds obTpGnlbTi NlllItu VI
Gouverneur, N. Y, and a brother in
law Of ex-Gov. Flower, 10 ked himself
in a closet Monday. shot himself in
the side and died instantly. lie had
been in i'll health for a long time.
Charles 0. Valentine, aged 32 years,
salesman, committed suicide in Brook
Ign, Monday morning, by shooting
himself in cab while being driven to
his home. Tho police say he was
charged with passing worthless checks.
Advices received at Kingston, ia
maica, Monday, report a small up.
rising in San Domingo, near the town
of Barnica, on the frontier. "Presi7
dent Hereux promptly sent troops, who
suppressed tho revolt. Tho rebels were
all butchered. General discomfort pre-
walls throughout the island"
A Denis, Tex, dispatch says that
"Senator Holmes Colbert, Of the
Chickasaw Nation, chairman of tho
committee to receive the Dawes Indian
Commission, in answer to the address
of tho Commission. said: J would
rather be an Armenian subject Of the
Turkish government than u citizen of
the United States government. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Proposed Withdrawal of the Methodi
ministers.

Proposed Withdrawal of the Methodist
ministers.
At Monday mornings session of the
Ministerial Union the following com
munication, presented by the Rev. 4.
r. Terry on behalf of the Wilmington
M. h. Preachers Association, was read
and ordered spread on the minutes:
lnasmuch as there seems to be
very little interest manifested by the
ministers of our city in tho stated meet
ings Of this organization, and in con
alteration of the fact also that in order
for us to meet here as has heretofore
been our custom we must omit one ses-
sion Of our Monday meetings each
month, which We hold regularly at No.
HOi Market street, therefore we, the
Methodist ministers of tine city, at our
meeting held last Monday, decided to
withdraw from the Ministerial Union
and hold our meetings instead regu
larly at the place appointed for our
Methodist Preachers meeting from this
time forward. In taking this action
we wish il distinctly Understood that
We do so not from any preference on
our part but purely as matter Of ex-
pediency, and We hereby extend to all
the ministers of all the churches a
most cordial invitation to meet us each
Monday morning whenever they may
find it convenient to DO 80 and enjoy
our sessions with u.s.
The following, offered by the Rev W.
W. Campbell, was adopted and ordered
communicated to the Wilmington NJ.
+. Preachers Association:
Resolved, That we have heard with
regret the action Of the NJ. Il. brethren
looking 10 withdrawal from the Minis
terial Union and We would respectfully
ask that before making the proposed
action operative and final these breth-
rem will reconsider the matter for an
other month in tho hope of attaining a
solution thoroughly satisfactory to all
concerned "
The committee appointed to ask
druggists to close their stores certain
hours on Sunday reported progress.
The Rev. o. G. Buddington read a
paper and a committee TO nominate
officers for the ensuing year was ap-
pointed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31
PRILADELPHIA AFFAIRS.

The Methodist Episcopal preachers,
at their meeting, Monday, elected the
Rev. w. j. Stevenson, d. D., prcsi-'
dent.
The new system of eight-cent ex-,
change tickets on the Union Traction
Co. 3 lines will not go into effect, it 10
stated, until after November 18th.
In the case of Michael Mclaughlin,
who sued the city and the Philadelphia
Traction Go. to recover damages for
personal injuries, a verdict of $4,000
against the Traction Co. was rendered.
About 10000 Methodists gathered at
the City Hall Monday evening, and
marched to the revival meeting in
Armory Hall. Two overflow meetings
were held and many conversions re-
ported.
George Griffiths, of the executive
committee of the Christian League,
has written letter to the members of
the finance committee Of City Councils
fayoring the opening of the sessions of
Councils with prayer, but opposing the
employment of a chaplain at a salary.
He suggests the names Of clergymen Of
various denominations to serve one
month each during 1896 without COM
pensation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31
aoRSErs ON 4 rnAIn
Lively Battle on tho Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Sunday.
laa

a Lively Battle on tho Wilmington ana
Northern Railroad Sunday.
West Chester News, Monday.
A4nest of hornets caused Ia lively
scene on Sunday on a Wilmington and
Northern railroad train. AT one az
the stations Sunday pedestrian who
had been looking about the country
found hornets nest and carried IL 10
the train. There he presented IL 10
the conductor and guaranteed it devoid
OF the insects and harmless. The con-
ductor made up his mind to present IL
to a lady friend on the train and hung
II in the smoking car for the time
being
The car was well heated and after a
couple OF stations had been passed the
heat took effect upon the nest and the
hornets which had retired for their
winter nap were aroused to activity,
They poured forth in swarms and in
moment the scene from another car
resembled that Of a Donnybroos fair
in full blast. Expressions Of passengers
were uttered in more forcible than
elegant terms and the air grew thick
with hats capes, papers and every
variety OF weapons at hand and every
body took hand in the battle. The
nght lasted for nearly half an hour and
the conductor abandoned the car and
turned it over to the baggage master
who ran things for several stations.
Inc insects after making an ex-
ploration of the car retired again to
the nest and the whole was summarily
elected through window. The lady
lost her present but the conductor
learned that hornets nest is quite as
deceptive as circular saw.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31
FORELGN NOTES.

The Sultan, it is said, has become
completely unnamed from fears OF
assassination, and keeps himself in
strict seclusion.
The British Foreign Office says the
Times y dispatch about the treaty
between Russia and China is absolutely
without foundation.
Tho King of Corea has chosen an
other Queen, and has assumed the title
OF Emperor a protest has been made
by representatives of the Powers
Justices in Germany have been in.
structed to pay close attention to
Socialist literature and to call the at.
tention of the public prosecutor TO
anything punishable.
Portugal has refused an offer from
Great Britain to send British India
troops to Goa, the scene of revolt
against Portuguese authority, unit the
expedition sent by Portugal arrivea
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

The recently organized Bush Chapter
OF the Alcott Club, which was named
after the late DIR. Lewis p. Bush and
OF which Mrs. f. Tatnall Warner is
director and Miss Natalie ID. Wilson,
secretary, will give Harvest Home"
IN the drawing room Of the Now
Century Club on November Goth and
Both for the benefit of the Delaware
Hospital. 1t will be opened with 4
O'Clock tea on Friday, November Goth,
under the direction of Mrs. j. Ernest
Smith and will remain open during
the evening and all day Saturday.
Mrs. Charles q. Rumford, assisted by
the young ladies Of the chapter, will
preside over a booth for the sale OF
fine needle work and Mrs. Willard Hall
Porter will manage one where dolls,
lamp shades, picture frames and other
fancy articles will be on sale. Ice
cream, cake and candy will be sold by
members of the Gibbons Chapter under
tho direction of Mrs Edwin II. Cav
ley, In the evenings music will be
furnished by a chorus of 30 voices. It
is intended TO dress the hail in Il man
ner appropriate to tho season ard tho
clubs colors blue and white will be
a prominent feature of the decorations.
The affair will be managed by the fol
lowing committee of ladies': Mrs. Will
lard Hall Porter, Mrs. Charles G.
Rumford, Mrs. Harry L. Cause, Mrs
Edwin III. Gayley, and Mrs. John
bancroft with Mrs. Walter d. Bush as
chairman of same.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-31

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 2S-The police
Sunday made general raid on the
drug store saloons of this city, which
have sold liquor by the drink after
regular saloon hours and on Sundays,
and as result considerable stock of
liquor was seized. Most Of the drug
gists whose places were raided have
been enioined from the illegal sale of
liquors, and the search warrants we're
sworn out by the county attorney for
the purpose Of securing evidence.