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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-19
BRITISH UL7IMA7UM SENT
The st. James Gazette Sees Brlstling
Bay0nets All Along the Vene-
zuelan Frontier.
RATHER A REMARKABLE STATEMENT.
The Westminster Gazette Says Great
Britain Will Stand with the
U. s. on the Monroe
Doctrine.

London, Oct. 19.--The St. James Ga
zette this afternoon follows up the dis
closures of yesterday regarding the policy
of the Right Hon. Jos. Chamberlain, Sec
retary of state for the colonies, toward
Venezuela and the apparent determina-
of the British government to uphold it's
claims by force of arms, by making the
following important statement:
TALKS RATHER sPUNKY.
"We are in position to state that the
Marquis of Salisbury has sent an ultimat-
um to President Crespo, which not only
sets out the demands of the British gov
ernment for the reparation to be made
on account of the arrest and deportation
of inspectors of police at Uruan, but it
also states the terms upon which Great
boundary dispute with that republic.
Both the Marquis of Salisbury and Cham
berlain are in perfect agreement as to the
necessity of ending the frontier dispute,
even if Venezuela has to be brought to
terms by those means which are most ef-
fective in reaching an understanding with
South American republics"
NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
The Westminster Gazette in comment
ing upon dispatch to the Times from
New YORK, declaring joint refusal of
the European powers to accept the Mon
roe doctrine is believed to be in the
Marquis of Salisbury's mind, says:
"There is no such thing, the Monroe doc-
trine is matter entirely between the old
country and the United States and if the
time ever comes for Great Britain to take
sides on the subject we shall stand with
the Americans, not against them"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-19

All ladies having a few hours leasure
each day should write me at once, regard
ing pleasant home work which easily pays
$1S weekly, This is no deception and
will certainly pay to investigate. Reply
with stamped envelope. Mrs. S. A. Steb-
bins, Lawrence, Mich.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-19

The healing properties Of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve are well known. 1t
cures eczema, skin affections and is sim
ply a perfect remedy for piles. Newton's
drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-19
OH AS. w A GNER,
& QUEENSWARE
Tinware, Hardware, Stoves.

I have full line of Picture Frame
and Mouldings and in fact everything
in the household line. I will furnish
you from the parlor to the kitchen on
easy payments and bedrock prices. I
carry the largest stock in the city.
repair all kinds of furniture, sewing
machines and musical instruments.
Remake mattresses and all kinds of
upholstering.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-19
Catarrh

Has troubled me for II years. have
taken four bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
and am perfectly cured. think Hoods
EarssparillA has NO equal, and believe that
many who are In poor health and have
become discouraged, would be restored to
good health II they would oily give
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sfair trial" WIN. J. BENscH. Astoria, Ore.
AOO.1s> dill. cure all liver Ills, bilie1a.
slVOu , EAAAS ness. headache. $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

CUMERFuRD.-on Feb = 1895. Hannah C.
uOmcrfurd aHeI % years.
Hciutivrs aud irivnds IRE invited 10 attend
her tuneral from her late reH ence, 80 West
Seventh street, ON SATURDAY nitern on Ut
IN cioch. lutcrment private at Lombhriy
cemetery.
IiWTSpEMANN-un February 7. lSa5.
Mrs. Mtr4rrc III lchwen iomMnn, wife
o. Lawrence lrhwende mann, formerly Of
MI Creek Hundred IN Ter ID year.
RelutiSes md friends Il invted To attend
the Funeral iron he reside ee at her dHugh-
ter-iu-laS. Mra NIL Gu johnson, lilg lands
on uuday ut II O'CLOCK a III.
ALA UORN.-At Grubb's Corner. Del. on
february ., 1893. fs'eda F. DAUGHTER OF
thHIl Is. und Anna a. Alcorn, agco .
years
ilclatlves and friends are invited to attend
the funeral on Saturi y Afternoon al
O'Clock. services ut the enureh lntermeut
Buth cemetery.
MESSICK-On February 9Th 1895 Edward j.
Nlessick, IN the sd y, nr ui his are
Nuia ives and friends and also IUembers Of
the Wilinln4toh Loige 40. g. Y. ". :
W enouah Lodge No. \. Shields OF lionor, anl
also he employees OF the T., W. * Is freight
depot, are invited 10 nltcn the funerh trom
his ate residences. No. 92a Spruce street on
Sunday aficru Oh Mt l; 20 O'clock Services
at Epwnrth NJ. II. Church att O'Clock. lhtei
mont at hiSerview cemetery
BUlS0N-On February Sth. 1895, Annie, wife
of lhonias Is. Is isuI.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the fuHeral from the residence OF her nus
band, No. l0a W est 9TH street. on Tue~d " at
terno m ut , O'Clock s-rvice4 ut the house.
lnter'nent a Riverview cemetery.
sHYDER-Dn February !. 1895 lrine. daugh.
ter OF John and Amanda Snyder. aged II
months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral from her parents reBidente, No
as South Van BuIen street, un to-mo row
Afternoon al O'clock. lnterment NJ river
view 10 netery.
Our Darling.
Our flf Ia In Heaven. I
PEppEM ANGr-6 Feb. 8 Fila NJ, the u
months cd daughter OF Inner T., aud LucI
y. PeppemuuR-.
Fuueta' service from her parrnts' resi-
dcuee. Shclipt on MONDAY afternoon at
O'Clock. InIeriuent at SLOAN church GENE
teIy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

This mornings session OF court was an
uninteresting one. There was no buel.
ness in criminal court. tho jurors still be-
ing unable TO reach tho city, JOIN Lally
appeared and was locked up untii his case
can be resumed.
In superior Court Walter liayeo repre-
BentIng the state, IL The case Of Morrow
brothers. asked that the answer to his
rule regarding the jurisdiction OF the
court III The case and which was nude
IeLurnable this morning, lie continued
until February ID which was granted.
In . case OF the FIRST National bank
We. Nathan Llebermnn, IN winch. Bepjann
Nields for Tie hauK, had nsked Tor "A rule
10 show cause why the judgment enLerel
should not be vacated, writ OF exeeu'
tlnn was granted when was made returna-
bic On Saturday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

The following bill hae been drawn up
and will DO p,esented for passage by the
Legislature Of New York Slater
An act entitled an An Act for the Pro-
lection Of Health and Prevention OF Vice
IN the City Of New York.
The people OF the State OF New York
represented in Senate and Assembly do
enact rs follows:
Section I. 1t ehall be lawful for the
Mayor OF the City and County Of New
York, and the said Mayor shall appoint
three commissioners, who ebhll be known
as the law and Order Commissioners OF
the City OF New York, for the purpose OF
granting permits to owners. keepers Iof
houses OF ill-fnine. which permit shall 10
known as "Dlstriot Pei init. +" said hou ses
to be confined within the bou ndary line
of a certain dis rict or districts designated
by Bald com missioners, the permit fee to
be from (S2b0.O0) two hundred and tifLy
dollars to(t5O0 00)tlve hundred dollars per
unnum to bs regulated by said com
missioners in proportion to tho number
OF inmates In each house, and the owner
or owners, keepers Or leesses theraot
shall be personally responsible Tor all loss
of money or valuables tn any guest who
may engage q room or rooms With ANY OF
the inmates OF said house. said houses
shall be known us District Inns.
The bill coEsists of seven sections.
The Philanthropist, II little paper pub.
lished in New York. cals upon the Legis.
lature to kill the bill, MS 1t should tie. We
want no French laws in free america.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Popular Fanny Rice will look over the
footlights at the Grand Opera House next
Monday evening, In the laughable comedy,
Nancy" She will be supported hy q
company Of talented artists, with grand
scenic effects aud costumes. She Is, per.
haps, the dalntiest AMI certainly the fun
niest actress the American stage has
known. Only one other actress. the la
IN ented Rosina Vohns. could compare
with her as q natural provoker OF merri-
ment. There are many points In which
the two favorltes compare with ehch other
but Miss Rice 10 infinitely more versatile.
Her fun is spontaneous. and this comedy
gives her the widest possible scope FOR the
uisplny OF her versatility. 1t 10 a distinct
novelty in its construction and unlike
any OF those that nave been seen here TO
the present day.
No doubt large number of Mrs. III. Il.
Carpenters numerous friends will attend
the evening cuncnrt at the New Century
Drawing Room, Ia Philadelphia, on We'd
neBday evening next, this being her first
appearance before the public. She Will
lie assisted by 1.-The Fidello LADIES' Quar-
tet," with MIR. Henry Meyers, either solo
ist, and MIR. Thomas A. Beckett piuuist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

VIII Take No Fart in the Effort to End the
Oriental War.

VIII Take 40 Part in the Effort to End the
Oriental War.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--A cable dispatch
from London showing purpose on tho
part of Great Britain, France and Russia
to interfere at the proper stage of HOSTILE
ties between Japan and China has ut.
tracted much attention in diplomatic cir
cles here and has acquired additional Sig.
niiicance when taken in conjunction with
the recent speech from the throne Of Queen
Victoria, Tho latter, in IA very guarded
and diplomatic manner, limited that when
the time came the relations between tho
great powers would be found sufficiently
harmonious to insure the restoration of
pence between Japan and China
BY the terms of the understanding as
reported Japan will not be- permitted to
acquire an inch Of territory ON the Chinese
mainland. This, of course, would prevent
her from retaining Port Arthur or Wei
Hal Wei the great Chinese naval strong
holds, or any part Of Manchuria, which
she has occupied after hard fighting. But
on the other hand it is believed here that
the statement carries a distinct iutiIna-
ton that Japan may claim the great
island Of foralpsa, which is u most i'm
portunt stratcytcal possession TAs is in.
habitcd by fierce Malay tribes who have
never been subJugated, and even after
their long nonina possession the Chinese
have been unable 10 do more than get Il
fouthuid on tho coast.
1t has been confidently expected here
that the European powers would inter
veuo between Japan and China whenever
it should appear that the latter country
was really yanquished and was suing in
vain for peace upon reasonable terms, but
SO Tar u the dispatch referred To indicates
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
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Mems, EoyS' aud Jhldreus tIOthi " mas
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sworn. de usos and 5ay- tsa. tie IS re idu 4
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the pas. egg wears hr u,Iz been en AGED III
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sla,OS n Ia l..
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10y htat sig ed uotore mo
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

It was so cold II. tho Municipal Court
room this morning that iclcles Were
hanging from the wheels OF justice and
ClorS sam. Adams was unable to attend,
as he bocume ludlsposnd yesterday from
the effects of the cold In his Office.
Frank Cranston, Jnhu Koberls, Henry
Lave and Samuel SIN were each fined ST.
and costs for drn1,ieuess.
Albert Walsh, wno TOOK the the pledge
q couple of weeks ago, WIS driuRing es.
terduy and last evening, ami acted dis
orderly at the house OF Ada Winters. lie
said that tho pledge wn9 mentally fnfail.
bio IN his mind. but tho iiesh was weak
indeed. He wac lined So and costa.
Julia Wright and Joun Williams had
another innings this morning. lie was
Charged with assuuiG. The case was dis
missed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Misc Minnie Dsv ?. Washington, b. c,
10 visiting Ar-. II. - Holt
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Wool. aged
elgh -tNo years. which took place ut
Oxford. Pa, on Wednesday last, WA thu
mother Of the wife OF Judge uoke OF
West Virginia.
The Wounen's Indian Association will
Depset at Mrs Thomas pnrlngtons resi-.
&enee, No. 500 Washington street on
Monday. February llth, at 80 Of clock.
DR., Enoeh Stubs mother 10 81 yearB OF
age and enjoying good health.
a b ose >. Ottey, who ON Christmas
morning l6ll down stairs and received
serious injuries whun have kept hun
confined to the house at Ciuy mont ever
since, ne are x Iad 10 report is aule to nor.
bis around the house as happy rs IL Ues
The propeller Choptank has bosu with.
drawn from the TOute bel wesn Altlmora
and Seaford, Del. and points Oh the Nan.
tieoke river because OF the Ice,
revival ID In progress OF Millsboro,
Del
horss valued at $1,000, belonging TO
John 2. GTOzler OF Chester. was Killed
during q runaway 10y striking au electric
Hight pole.
CaIds are out to announce the wedding
OF MIR. Robert Gas -idg. one of thu mana
@gers OF the Diamond Stute Iron WurRs.
4 and Miss Hannah crow. OF Coocn's BridSs
Del. The wedding Will take place sun.
day. march, Ith Ut the home OF The briGes
parents.
Mr., u. A. Lindsey Chesapeake City. Ia
the guest Of friends III tHis city.
George L Jones says rs had Clarence
Lloyd arrested beeaus4 he Kept hs oar.
Dor shop open oil day sunday
Those who did not use t,okars for tia
cautata BelshaLzar last night can nave
them exchanged Tor to n.gAss rsubltfou
The bazaar anu festival WINCH was a
have basn held az Newport Ais eru post
poned. Notice viii bs given idler on
The Rev. VIM, Pugsl-y. the 'Hu4,tltnr
evangelist, will conduct special srFytFy,
1T Calvary Baptist Church orlhea,t ror
nsrFouI tn and French streets, lo.uufroy
Morning service at 10 80 evening az IL
The public Is cordially invited lsstrAE.
VERY nignt next week except satur,Ia.,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
CHINESE VESSELS SUNK:
The Fleet Defending Wei-Hai-
Wei Practically Wiped Out.
JAPANESE FIRING CONSTANTLY.

Neither Our Government Nor Germany
Will Cooperate with Great Britain,
France and Russia In a Proposition to
Force q Cessation of HcstIlIties.
LONDON, Fob ga cable dispatch from
Wei-Hai- Wei, dated Feb. b, says that the
Chinese fleet has practically ceased to ex-
ist The iron clad Chen Yuen and her sister
ship, the Ting Yuen, have been sunk and
the other vessels of the Chinese feet are
within the grasp OF the Japanese.
The dispatch adds that at daybreak on
Sunday the Japanese feet opened fire on
the Lui Kung forts, which replied vigor-
ously Tho bombardment became terrific.
The first Japanese fleet, includingt the flag
ship, directed its fire against tie Eastern
Island batteries, while the second division
shelled Fort Zhih. The Chinese feet soon
came to the assistance of the forts The
Ting Yuen used her guns without effect,
but succeeded in dividing some Of the Jap
anese fire from the forts to herself.
The Lai Yuen, smaller ship, also
fought woll. She sustained much dam
age There We're many casualties Two
Chinese gunboats also assisted, but were
not badly damaged, These four vessels
fought desperately until dark, when the
firing ceased on both sides.
The Chinese forts especially Fort Zhih
suffered immense damage. The slacken-
ing Chinese fire towards evening indicated
that the guns were disabled that the gun
ners were killed or that ammunition was
becoming scarce.
The sea was rough Sunday, but fearing
that the Chinese would cpdcavor to escape
the Japanese fleet did not seek shelter, re-
manning to block tho exits from the
harbnr.
During the night tho Japanese learned
from prisoner who had been captured
that Admiral Ting tho Chinese naval
commander, had ordered the captains of
the various ships to remain inside the
harbor, oven If the island should DO cap
tured, and endeayor to destroy the Jap
anese fleet Every officer was ordered to
remain at his post until the last under
pain Of dishonor or death,
The bOmbardmcnt was resumed today,
Sundays operations being repeated. The
! fire from Fort Zhh continued weekly.
| The Chinese mon-ofwar were so repeat
eddy and badly hit that their guns were
! handled with difficulty and with less
spirit Towards the close OF the fight the
| Ting Yucn aud Chen Yucu were disabled.
| They gradually settled down and found
| cred, amid shouts of triumph from tho
Japanese both on lind and sea.
| The other Chinese vessels were in dis
! trcss.
The dispatch concludes with the state
ment thar the japanese are preparing to
carry Llu kung by storm. .."
Phllo Norton McGifin, of Washington,
Pa, u member of Admiral Tings staff,
was the commander of the Chen YlIen
He was wounded Mt the battle OF the Nnlu,
but subsequently recovered and again
took command of his ship.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09
lgs, Vas " KEEP w
Few Physicians Try to Cover The
Wide Flel1 Of Science.
TENDENCY OF THE TIME.
One AH-importnnt Branch of Medicine
Strangely Neglected UatiI Independent
Discovery Made Greut Strides
millions Have Been Rescusd.

"My physician goes hand In hand with
my pastor"
This remark was made by the J, @. Hol-
land. himself a doctor. and 1t was true.
The work done by the medical profession
of America is vast and valuable. SO vast
indeed that few physicians are able to
cover the entire tield of practice. but
select special departments 10 which to be-
come proficient. 1t is perhaps strange
that 40 few doctors havo made speciality
OF studying or treating the most impor.
taDt organs of the body. which are
the kidneys, but such nevertheless Is q
fact. 1t is probably because those or
gans are SO wonderfully delicate and I'M
certain. have so few recognizable symp-
toms when they are deranged, and. In
fact, assume the symptoms that fare also
the cause OF most other diseases. II was
left TO independent discovery to produce
remedy especially adapted for this kid.
neys liver and other organs. and 30 ell
citnt has this discovery been during the
past twenty years hat 1t is unhesitatlng-
ly acknowledged b. the medical profess
sion and scientists generally. as sOvsr.
eign remedy for these troubles. 1t Is need.
less to say that 1t IL Warner's safe Cure.
Willie millions OF people hava been res
cucd from sickness amt are kept In health
by the use of this great remedy. compare
lively fOw reall1a now great Is It's purity
and power. 1t eoothes all Inflammation.
fevers. irregulinrity or similar troubles of
these and adjacent organs and leads the
sufferer back to health AMI away from
misery. IL you, therefore. are a sufferer
from any of these troubles, while you may
have your regular physician. 1t ls not ne
cessnry that you should call upon Nm Tor
yon have means OF restoring your health
within easy reach Every intelligent man
or woman who stops to reflect realizes
this and ID time of trouble should act
upon 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Second baptist church. cor. 9Th nnd Frank
llu str ciS itev. $. II, Meescr. pastor Preach
ing at iulpI II. IN. ana A. y IN. Morning
SUBJECT "i'hief Elem Mt ct "A 5Irpnr thprHc-
Tar, or lie son from the resignation OF ta5st-
MIR Pertcr, he Presiient ut ~, nch hcp b..
Ic." ENyulua. "al1e buue iInurantly.'
aundny -cnuU Q. 10 II. VA. End 30 y. m. \ T..
meetInI 6i5 p IN. Friday prayer ami Oonter-
vnce.
Epworth NJ. T.. Church. Tenth md Lombarl
streets, ttuv. l.. W. Layheid. pastor. Al 10 ID
II. III. ana GS1 p. IN pr HcHing by pastor.
Morning sui eel, "Whai Is iour iifut' At
: u m fun, raj .servIcc of EIwa Mo-sicN.
Sermon Uy pastor. evening, The H. hts Of
tia satoou.
81. PAul VI. u. uhurch. 9Th and Market -.
Rev i. L.. Terry pu Tor. Morning clsss 40
q m prcach,"g 1850 ii IN ahi : y IN by
pastor. Morning sub ect. "phedienGe.
l,reninl: ''pTuhibite1 AHnsoWents.' sum
DAY scnool 4. 50 u N. anu y. M. Y. 7. b. u
4. O.:U y. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Tho funeral OF Thomas Davidson took
place this afternoon from his late resi-
denoe No SIS Adams street. Inc body
reposed In u brondcoth covered cLRkrt
silver mounted and was almost buried
under floral lrlbunea.
In the Trinity Eplscopallan Church
Rev Ashton hsnry spoke OF the lite OF
the deceased
In the Wilmington aud Brandywine
Cemetery the MHsuns cuu4ucteu their
service. large delegation attended ha
sci vice and the bearers were selected from
that order
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

CHICAGO, Feb. SIN the Dabs conspir-
ncy triad yesterday Mr., Walker led Mr.
Debs over the proceedings Of tho conyen.
ton of the A. Il u, and from that to his
speeches during the strike lie admitted
TINT the primary object Of the strike was
10 hid the Pullman strikers and that it
Hft-rward became ii general conflict he-
tween the raiirouds and the employees, The
railroads have committed overt hrt, in the
reduction Of the wages. lie admitted that
there would not have been any strike II 1t
had NOT been for The directors of the union
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-09

Emma Robinson, colured, OF No. 227
Liherty street. ID lying at the Delaware
Hospital suffering from wound IN tho
cheek Inflicted last night by razor IN the
hands of Robert Levy.
1he assault took rlsce at Emmas house
last night after Robert had forclDly ell.
tered without iirst brushing the snow
ftom lis boots. which roquesL En- ma had
asked OF HIM after entering the house
koheft declared he would Kill the girl.
She ran into another room and after her
Robert sent yolley OF cups. ssucers and
plates, which fell like han stOnes for five
minutes LnmG took refuge IN another
room but the door l,UDert burst open aud
then Used tho razor.