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Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
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constant receipt in full for the time which the SUD
scTiber has paid
Entered at the Post ONCE In Milford. Del, as
second class mail matter
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
IGE- ICE-

Made from pure spring water, at Haven
Lake Ice Plant, and delivered to customers
daily, and at the stores of. Handy, J. H.
Laws and B. E. ellis. GEO S GR1ER
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
CANNED GOODS.

PURE SPICES AND EXTRACTS.
We are headquarters for any
thing IN the grocery line.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
'Tussday, May :, no passengers will be carried

Freight received on wharf IN PhiIo5ei,tia- -
sailing days until Y hour before leaving tine o
Passenger accommodations hrst-class
ELECTRIC LIGHTs, WIN
state rooms ~ Hiif@es
Fare to Philadelphia, 81 Round Trip. sl.50
flrst-class accommodations under covert FOR
HORSES, and all kinds Of Live Stock.
ADDRESS Philadelphia communications in care
9'lhsns' fe1samer . Co.s42 South Front Street.
Lebanon Navigation Co.,
oaEsn-RIsHNG SUN. DELAWARE.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
WANTED.

A responsible agent in every county to
handle Ripley Bromo Lithea Natural spring
Water It is guaranteed IN every case or
money refunded, 10 cure rheumatism, govt,
dyspepsia, diabetes, stone in bladder or any
stomach trouble. R. NJ. BLAIR,
General Agent for Delaware,
5-3.3m Wilmington, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
To Male Pnra Rlood

There is no medicine before the people equal
to Hoods Sarsaparilia. It is the standard
spring medicine and blood purifier and it
possesses peculiar merit which others try in
vain to reach. It really makes the weak
strong. Do not neglect to purify your blood
this spring. Take Hoods Ssrsaparilla now.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10

Hood Pills become the favorite cathartic
with every one who tries them. asc per box.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
Wananlnker,s.
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Philadelphia, May 9, 1895.
Cotton DRESS STUFFS

Counters thronged sissors
capering like mad. Told about
EN- Monday people common
ced coming right through the
rain-the charming new cot
tons price-lessoned just in the
nick Of time for you. A re-
duction now is doubly welcome
you've known such savings
only at a seasons fag end.
Chea cottons and exclusive
cottons, a hint of the best
sorts
200 styles Indians Dimity, CSC.
Printed Brilliantine, 25c.
20 styles printed self figured Pique, zoe.
Brouehe Batiste, IS styles, 3sc.
C0ttORS.
100 styles Organdies at CSC.
so styles printed Mousseliue 'Inde, 35c,
rs styles Dotted Swiss, soc.
so styles printed Piques, soc
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
ESTABLISHED 1857.

Syrups and Molasses are
higher. Remember we have
enough bought to last all
Summer. Will sell lower
than you can buy of other
merchants.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10

VIII leave Barker's hour later than Lebanon
DOVER STAGE LINE. '-''o''
M. David Hancock will run a STAGE line from,
Dover VIA Little Creek to connect with Steamer a.
a ~ :, leavine Dover every Monday and Thurs
az above He will also connect with steamer on
nj, RETURNING. win leave Pier II North
e,e, rf,e 1s ~ ABOVE Vine ST. Philadelphia
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
WASHINGTON LETTER.

REV. H L BUNsTEIN will preach Sun
day morning on Goods Choice Of Man. J."
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10
1 Trio OF DRfSS STUFFS

4 Trio OF DRESS STUFFS
Each success a stepping-stone
to something better the MAX
ers have crowned their seasons
work by some charming little
color plays in easy-priced dress
stuffs. Here's a word Of three:
Che0tot Brzllsanks, 81.
Wooden miugles with threads of bright
silk darting in and out. Eight blends,
30 inch.
CAeck Brilliant, 75c.
finest of checks Of yarns .and parti-col
ored silks. Ten combinations. 75c.
50 inch.
Che07Ot, 75c.
No silk in them mingles Of light aud
dark wools-with a cObwebby surface.
Nine coloriues. so inch, 75c.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10

Our delivery wagon receives
and delivers orders daily to any
part of Milford.
j. w. Adkins,
Cor North Front and Walnut Sts.,
MILFORD, DEL.
Milford chronicle., 1895-05-10

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

They have been robbed Of about every
thing they possessed. Large numbers
OF them were barefooted. and the only
covering they had for their bodies were
thin chemises which furnished no pro-
lection against the inclement weather.
There is no doubt that many of those
who escaped death at the hands of The
Kurds will die from the effects of the
exposure they have undergone, while
many others will fall victims OF starya-
ton. The promptest aid that can reach
the sufferers from foreign countries
will not avail TO prevent an enormous
death list from these causes. but un-
less aid Is promptly furnished from
some quarter the deaths from famine
will reach an appalling number.
Guardsbips Arrive.
Constantinople. Dec. 1.-THE corvette
Donetz, which will act here as the sec
ond g~uardship of Russia. arrived Mon
day. All the second g~uardships, with
the exception of that Of Germany. are
now here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

American Federation OF Labor selects
Him AS It's President


Him ss It's President
New York. Dec. 16.-SamuSi Gompers
was elected Saturday afternoon presi-
dent of the American Federation OF
Labor by Is majority.
The following 10 a full list of the OIL
GERS elected:
President. Samuel Gompers. OF New
York city. OF the international Cigar Max
ers' union. In place OF John Mcbride. OF
Columbus. O.
First vice president. Peter j. Mcclure.
OF Philadelphia. or the Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joincra. reelected.
Second vice president. James Duncan. OF
Baltimore, OF the Granite Cutters National
union. reelected.
Third vice president. NJ. NJ. Garland. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa, OF the Amalgamatcd As
ISOLATION OF Iron and Steel Workers. In
place OF Thomas J. Eiderkin. OF Chicago.
Treasurer. John B. Lennon. OF New
York. OF the Journeymen Tailors' union.
reelected.
Secretary. Augustus McCraith. OF Bos-
ton. OF the Typographical union, reelected.
New York, Dec. 16.-At the morning
session of the American Federation of
Labor Saturday the question OF sending
fraternal delegates TO the international
congress Of socialist workers at Lon
don next August was discussed at
great length and n motion To lay the
entire matter on the table was carried
by "A majority Of 81 TO 10.
The next thing taken up was the
part of the presidents report relating
to political action, which reads: I'VE
believe the ~ planks which were
adopted by the Denver convention to
ooputttuto tho pIotf,r,o 90 tbn Amor
lean Federation of Labor. Ii is of lit
tie consequence as the result would be
the same while we, as wage-workers,
fail TO recognize our interests as scpa-
rate and distinct from that of capital
istic employer, and failing 10 realize
that we cannot hope TO be free in the
shops, mines and factories while drudg-
ing under the wage system To the
polls"
Delegate Pomeroy offered a substi-
tute for the report OF the committee.
declaring that the failure OF the Dem
yer convention 10 adopt the IL planks
as a political programme made il pat
cnt that the federation has no platform
which can be called political. After a
lengthy discussion the previous qres-
tion was called for and resulted in a
vote on the substitute vas 1870 for and
2l4 against. Delegate Pomeroy's sub
stitute motion was therefore declared
carried, and the convention put itself
on record as having no political plat
form. Vice President Mcclure then
moved that the IL planlSs adopted by
the Denver convention be printed in
the "Federationist' under the heal OF
Our Legislative Demands" This was
carried.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
THE OFFICIAL CALL
Notification OF the Coming Repubnean
Convention sent Out.

Notification OF the Coming Republican
Convention sent Out.
Washington. Dec. l6.-Thc Official call
for the national republican convention
has been issued as follows:
ITO the Republican Electors OF tho
United States:
In accordance with usage and tho In
structions OF the republican national con-
vention OF 1892 n by direction Of tho ma
tional committee. a national convention OF
delegated representatives OF the republican
party viii be held I'm tho city OF 81. Louis.
in tho state OF Missouri. on Tuesday. the
10th day OF June. 1890. at ~ o'clock noon. for
the purpose OF nominating candidates Tor
president and vice president OF the United
States 10 be supported at the next national
election and for the transaction OF such
other and further business as may. be
brought before II. The republican olecdcrs
IN the several states and territories
voters without regard 10 past political
Affiliations who believe In republican
principles and indorse the republican
policy are cordially Invited 10 unite under
this call I'm the formation or q national
ticket.
Each state VIII be entitled 20 our dele
rates at large and for each representa-
tive In congress at large. two delegates
and each congressional district. each ter
ritory and the District or Columbia 10 two
delegates. The delegates at large shall be
chosen by popular state convention. called
on not less than 20 days published notice
and not less than 80 days before the meet
ing OF the national convention.
The congressional district delegates
shall be chosen at conventions called by
The congressional of each such
district I'm the Same manner as the nomina-
ton OF n representative I'm congress Is made
I'm said district: provided. that I'm n con-
gressional district where there Is no re-
publican congressional committee. tho re-
publican state committee shall appoint
from the residents OF such district a COM
mlttee for the purpose OF calling n district
convention 10 elect district delegates. The
territorial delegates shall be chosen IN the
same manner as the nomination or
a delegate I'm congress ~ made. Tho
delegates from tho District OF Column
bia shall DO chosen az a convention, 10 be
called by the committee OF three, provided
for by tho national committee at It's meet
ing In Washington city. on December 10.
1896. and such convention shall DO consti-
tuted OF members elected In district pri-
maries. to be held at such time and places
and presided over by such judges OF cleo
ton as said committee OF three may APP
point.
'1n addition 20 the representation now
authorized by the rules OF the national
convention for the territories OF Utah.
New Mexico. Oklahoma and Arizona. the
committee advises each OF said territories
To elect -four delegates and the admission OF
such additional delegates TO the conven-
ton Is recommended
IAN alternate delegate for each delegate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. iZ.-Chicf
Justice David Snodgrass. OF the SUI
prcmc court of Tennessee, at noon Mon
day shot Col. John Is. Beaslcy while
In the law Office OF Browne Spurlock.
Two shots were fred by the chief JUS
tice. one taking effect In Beasley's left
arm and producing a flesh wound. The
cause vas n long item in the newspa-
pcrs Monday morning headed; Some
Tennessee history. Col. John X. Beas-
ley recalls matters gone by"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
List of Chairmen Recommended by Re-
publican Caucus Committed.

List OF Chairmen Recommended by Re-
publican Caucus Committed.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE republic
an committee 10 fill the committees of
the senate completed it's labors Monday
night. Following is a list of the chair
men as provided by their arrangement,
which, IL will be seen, takes care of
every republican and populist member
OF the senate.
Agriculture. Proctor Cvt): appropria-
lions. Allison Ua.): contingent expenses,
Jones (pop, New: census. Chandler On.
H): civil service and retrenchment.
Pritchard On. c.; claims, Teller (Colb:
coast defenses, Squire (Wash.). commerce,
Frye CMe.): District or Columbia. Mcmillan
(Mich); education and labor. Shoup
udaho); enrolled bills. Sewell IN. j.; 10
examine the several branches OF the civil
service. PETER (pop., Kan.); finance. Nor
RI. (Vt.), fisheries, Perkins (Cal.); foreign
relations. Sherman 90; immigration,
Lodge (Mass): improvements OF the dis-
sisslppi river. Nelson (Minn.): Indian az
fairs. Pettigrcw tS. D.; Indian d%epreda-
lions. Wilson CWash.): interstate COM
merce. Cullom Qll.): Irrigation, Warren
CWyo); judiciary. Hoar (Mass.); library,
Hansbrough IN. d.; manufactures. Wet
more CR. ID: military Affairs, Hawley
Comm; mines and mining. Stewart tpop,.
Nev); " affairs. Cameron (Pa.). or
ganization and expenditures In the exec
utive departments. Butler (pop.. N. -;
Pacific railroads, Gear Qa); patents. Piutt
(Conn). pensions. Gallinger IN. H.: p0St
offices and post roads. Woicott (Co..D:
printing. Hale (Me); privileges and cleo
lions. Mitchell (ore.); public buildings AID
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE.
New York Clothing Contractors Violate
Agreem cnt-I0.OOO WIZ Co Out.

New York Clothing Contractors Violate
Agreem cnt-I0,OOO VIII 60 Out.
New York, Dec. l6.-The members of
the Clothing Contractors Mutual and
Protective association have rcpudiated
the contracts entered into by them with
the members OF the United Garment
Workers OF America in this city last
July and a strike involving 10000
tailors in New York city, Brooklyn,
Brownsville and Newark is precipitat-
cd. Sunday the tailors found notices
posted up IN most all the shops stating
that employers had agreed TO abolish
the weekly system and that the mrn
would be paid in the future under the
piece and task work systems. The cN-.
ccutive committee Of the United Gar
ment Workers met Sunday night AID
it Is moro than probable that Owe 10000
%tailors, pantsmakers. knee pantsmak-
crs, cutters. fnishers and bastcrs will
desert the shops.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
infernaI Machines o Rich Men.

Chicago, Dec. i7.-In the mail mt the
central post Office Monday morning
were two packages, containing internal
machines. addressed respectively TO
George NJ. Pullman and Il. ID. Armour.
IL was suspected that S. A. owen, who
notified the intended victims Of their
approaching danger, knew more than
he chose to tell,and he was consequently
placed under surveillance. There Is a
theory abroad that IL was q scheme 10
get money out of Mr.. Pullman and Mr..
Armour by notifying them in advance
and then sending two surc-cnough in.
fcrnal machines.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
RED CROSS WILL ACK
To Go TO Turkey TO Relieve Suf-
fering Armenians.
News OF Fresh Outrages-Homeiess Women
Exposed 10 the wintry Weather-Chris-
tians Embrace Islam mt the Point
OF the sword.

Washington. Dec. 14.-The following
Official announcement was issued from
the national headquarters OF the Red
Cross Friday:
owing 20 the unanimous and Urgent APP
peals from the friends Of humanity. repre-
,oenting nearly all Of the people OF This
y country. the American National Red Cross
has decided that IL must accept the sacred
trust OF endeavoring 20 relieve the starving
ArmenIans In Asia Minor. According TO
conservative estimates there are $4,000
utterly destitute people In that country,
who will have 90 be assisted for six or eight
months-untii the next harvest. Fully re-
alIzing the difficulties and dangers 10 be
met tho Red Cross VIII start for Turkey as
soon as sufficient funds are placed at It's
disposal or guaranteed. TO insure success.
Funds may be sent 10 Miss Clara Bar
ton. president and treasurer OF the Amerl-
can National Red Cross. Washington. d..
c.
Authorized agents TO receive funds and
materials viii be published IN a few days.
'~The Red Cross also suggests that goods,
grain and other material may be sent by
chartered steamer.
American National Red Cross,
CLARA BARTON. President"
The society has had this plan of relief
under consideration for some time, but,
AZ is stated. was reluctant TO assume the
dangers and responsibilities involved.
Miss Barton feels hat IL will be the
most extensive relief work undertaken.
Letters and kilograms have come from
all objections urging that the work be
undertaken. The Red Cross party. in
Guiding Miss Barton. will leave immc-
diately after being assured OF n sunl-
cient sun 10 carry forward the work.
The start must be made az an early day,
as il will take five weeks 20 get 10 the
distressed district, and the demands CT
the suffering people are urgent.
Many Embrace Islamism.
London. Dec. 1G.-Adviccs from the
interior show that forced conversions
from Christianity to Mohammedanism
are occurring everywhere. Women and
children whose husbands and fathers
have been killed and whose homes have
been destroyed have. rather than 70 lead
a life of yagabondage, accepted Islam
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
nandsomo oln to chicago University.

Chicago, Dee. iG.-Chicago university
Is the recipient OF another $1,000. 600
gift, the donor being Miss Helen Culver.
of this city. This, under the conditions
OF MIR. Rockefeller's recent promise.
means S3,0oO.O0O by january /. and IL
probably means the establishment OF n
school OF medicine In addition TO bene-
Ats bestowed on the department OF
biology. Miss Culver. who Is about
GO years % age. is a niece of the late
Charles J. Hull. from whom she inbcr-
tied n fortune valued at $4,000. 900, con-
slsting largely of property IN New
York. PHILADELPHIA and baltimore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

to tho national convention to net I'm case
OF the absence OF the delegate shall DO
elected IN the same manner and at the
same time AS the delegate Is elected.
All notices OF contests must DO filed
with the secretary OF the national commit
tee In writing. accompanied hy printed
statements OF the grounds or contesti
which shall be made public. Preference In
the order or hearing and determining con-
tests viii be given by the convention I'm
accordance with the dates OF filing such
notices and with the secro-
tary.
THOMAS III. CARTER. Chairman.
JOSEPH IT,. MANLEY, Secretary.
washington. DC, December IL. 1895"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

London. Dec. 1.-THE Paris corre-
spondcnt of the Pail Mall Gazette tele-
graphed Monday afternoon that he is
In a position TO state that NJ. Faure.
president OK the French republic. will
resign before next March.
lie adds that a fresh scandal
has been unearthcd In connection with
the presidents family.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

grounds. Quay (Pa.); public lands. Dubois
udaho); railroads. Clark CWyo); relations
with Canada, Carter CMoht): revision OF
the laws. Burrows (Mich.); rules, Aldrich
Or. H.; territories. Davis (MinnD; trans
p%ortation and routes TO the s%eaboard. Nc
Bride COre,J; 10 establish the University OF
the United States. Kyle Cpop.. s.. d.; in
tcrnational expeditions. Thurston (NebD;
TO investigate the geological survey, Elkins
CIV. Na); national banks. Mantle tMont).
forest reservations. Allen (pop.. NebD; TO
investigate trespassers on the indian
lands. Baker (kanD.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

and never recovered his senses.
Allan Cranberry Thurman was born in
L%ynchburg, Va, November 10. 1918. His
father was n travelling preacher. and tho
education and career OF the young thur
man was mainly intrusted TO his uncle,
Gov. William Allen. and his boyhood and
young manhood days were spent nj Chilli
cothe. the homo OF Gov. Alion. lie studied
law with hts uncle. was admitted 10 the
bar. ana. iu 1851 10 1866. he was a member
OF the supreme court OF ohio. Prior 10
this ne hau been "A member Of congress.
In 1871 ifnuI man was nCmlna1Vu for gov-
cinor ia The lace OF 4z.OUO majority. tie
Effected SUN All organization ana con-
Quoted SO mastery "A campaign that tho
large majority OF the year previous was cut
to less iiiaH 5.vv3, and, although defeated
himself. hiA parry gaincu a majority IN the
general asHeInDly, and IA ~fcCos ultlon or his
bpltnatd campaign elected MIN TO tho
United States senate 20 succeed benjamin
r.. Wade. lie served ~ years from March
4. 1863, and his splendid record IN that body
was one OF angular ability aud prom
hlgnce. While serving in this capacity no
introduced and had passed the ~Woll-known
Thurman Pacific railroad bill. In lAN ho
Was nominated by the democratic national
convention Tor vice president on the ticket
With Cleveland md was defeated with him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
KILLED AT LUNCH.
Failing Earth Causca Five Deaths In Ken
fuckv.

tucky.
Middlcsboro, Ky, Dec. i6.-f've Sec
ton men IN the employ of the Virginia
Coal q Iron company, met their death
near Big Stone Gap, shortly after noon
Saturday. They were working on the
Virginia Coal ~ Iron company's road
that runs from Appalachia to Pioneer
and stopped at the side Of the road
under an overhnnging strata of rock
to eat their dinners, where they had n
fire built. The section forman, Mercer,
stepped from under the cliH TO get u
drink. He had been gone but an In
slant when the rock overhead gave way,
falling on the remaining six men, in
stantly killing five and fatally injuring
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

The sold Roman" Comes To His End
After IA Long Career.
Columbus, o., Dec. i3.-Ex-Senntor
Allen G.. Thurman died at 1880 p. n.
Thursday. He had been in fairly good
health. for one of his nge. since his re-
covery from injuries received in falling
a month ago, and Wednesday morning
he was sitting up reading when he sud
denly became i'll and n physician was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21
wIfe Murderer Takcs ii,s own Llfe.

Niroqua, Wis.,, Dec. II. - Another
chapter has been added to the tragedy
near Chaseburg. The sheriff went
after France Boulder. who had muir
dercd his aged wife the night previous.
and when he arrived he found the OBJ
jest OF his search dead, hanging TO a
benin in the xvoodhouea
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-12-21

Houghton. Mich. Dec. 1.-THE Calu-
met a. Hecla mine will ON January 1
reduce It's production 100000 a
month-one-third Of It's capacity. The
low quotation on copper is said TO DO
the cause.