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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
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@inen fletnen 0phn bat bas 9euti9e &ei4
fir feline @inmtf dung 5u 8uniten @4tna's
qegen SeSapan bod eingebeimf t. Die 9lnez
fibre Geuierumq bat BENT slben einen Streiz
len 2anbes in 9anfau an Der W}in0l1ng
bes gangtTez6lufes fir etne beut14e 9ttez
berlafung abgetrefen, bes9leld9en e1ne1l
Stretfen in Sientftn.
8isber CAB es in 6artau, der etner Der
nihtiaften Der ben @urppdern geOffneten
9inefif 6en 8ertrugs6dfen 1T, MIR eine eng
liT9e Nieoer(aHung. Die Stubt ltegt an
Der Miinoung bes 9anfluiies in ben Oarlg>
tie, Der bier efne englti9e W}etle brett lit.
@egeniiber, am re9ten ufer bes 6ar, liegt
bic Stabt 6dnDarpg, am anoeren Wangtfs=
ufer bic Stu6t 8uf6ang, Sauptituot Der
9roDiu3 6upeb unb Sib beg 8icefOni9s.
6unfau be6erri9t Den 9anbel auf benz
~rieiigen, Bis auF 1850 englii9e W5eilen bon
Der Miinbung 16iffbaren 5luife urdb Ieinen
md9tigen gtebenfliiifen. SIM Sabre 1894
1i1b bort III 0ampfer ulIo 904 Segelz
l9iffe elm unb 715 9ompfer uno 1904
SegelI@iffe uusgelaufe len uno 6dben einen
Waarenpertebr i'm Mertbe bon 53,696,024
Saels bermittelt. Serner ge6en pon bort
IVY CuT|+tD SLUDC Hl &TVC VelUOCWI CCu~
roiparen iiber &tabtu tta9 gei19nei=geopz
gnr0b CUR Mefie, pbglei6, felt man bic 0ama
pier CUR Nufnabme Des gegen Die SeereiTe
febr empfinbliden Sbees b~eIonbers einge=
ri6tet fat, Der grDBere Spell bes S6eeS
beute per S9iff na9 Sbef7a ge6t. OteTer
S6eebanbel, beffen 8erfb fi6 auf 40 Milz
lionen Suels betduft, Lag friiber fait aus
i9lieBli9 in 5dnben Der Ruf1en, bod be-
ginnen Die Oeutfden, Die fonit 6auptfd9Gi9
Ginfu6r bon Wuaren offer Dirt, unb Die
Musfubr bon 9Guten, 9Ornern II, bgl. be-
treiben, f9on eiren 3iemli9en Ant6eil baran
al erDbern.
gbinu 9at f9on friiber einnaG, i'm Sabre
1885,. Dem Seuti6en &eide einen 2anbz
ftreifen in Sanfau CUR 8eitebelung angez
boten. 9anals lebnte 0euti 9lano ab, fpie
es betBt, tpeil es feline Seemd9t ni6t md4z
tig genug 6ielt, Inn Die Mnfie6elunq i'm
Not6faQe gu f6iiben, biellei9t, neil es ben
Oeutf6en 6anbel Oa5elbit fir nibt pihtiq
geruug belt, un benIelben DEFENDERS unter
feline Slitgel gu nebmen. Wenn es 6eute bas
@ef9enf anntmmt, ODER, tpie pa6r16einz
Ii@, es 0~erlangt fat, 10 betpeift bag tpobl
ebenfo oas Ba9ien bes &raftgafii6ls bes
&ei5es CUR Gee, 1pte bas Wadst6um bes
oeuti3 en 6anbels i'm China unD ipeateQ
auf benz OangtfezSluR. uno fi6er bic Qbz
it3t bes Oeutfden Gei9es, in Dem Wettz
betperb tim ben 9trefif9e 6anbel binter
ben a1oeren Ndtionen nibt auriidau6leibe1l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

@m Sample fir ben 9tGber{6lpinz
%SemDtraten Zane inn ae6ts
e9nten GongreBbe5trte BON Sui
nots nebmen, lpie beretts gemelbet, oieIe
@orfdmpfer Der @ilberfreiprGounq Shelf.
Nber aue Satnotier 8egner bes S9pinoeIs
bertpetgern Game ibre nntertiiBunq, 10 9Dm.
R. Mprrtfon, Sen Gable un6 bic anbersr
@nbdnger Der oeritdnbtgen GGeoe(anoTden
Stnan3poltttf. Sic ale 5ieben ulfo, tpeniq.
items mtttelbar, bic GrtpG6Gung bes aHf
elmer berniinftigen @elbplanfe ftebsnoen
&epublttaners 9able9 Dor,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

man fi8 Die 8efteuerung Der Ganbiodten
als zines Der 1ebel unferes polttH9en Gps
items gefalen lufen miihen. Soer petB
Semanb cine @b6ilfe9
&tsmurd's ~bisbsriger Bribats
etretdr Or. GbrbfanOer, Der Die Stepe
nte6erlegte, UNI ii3 pteber Der mebi3inifden
Pruris gu tpibmen, lit iebt bur9 ben 9aupt~
mann a. 9. BON S9etlntB, friEer
8ebufteur bes n@ptbaii 9en 6Offaleroer5",
eriebt. 9a @9eGtpiB tein Mebi3iner lit,
tpir6 ieBt Or. S9ipeninger ielbit pieDer
bdufiger in Sriebri9sru6 fem miiffsn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

C,ALlFOltNI A-MoxlcoT Texas China Japan
" Australia Hawaiian Islands Central
America Special rates for freight OF passage.
Choice of routes. Private CATS to rent spec.
ial tourist parties. Free map and panph-
cts J. smith. Agt., DO 5. ID st. Philn. al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

For more than two centuries there haa
alwaya.b been somebody who, like the Duke
of Cambridge has been popularity known
among his contemporaries as "the duke
par eminencc, IL not invariably par excel
lonce. Immediately after tho restoration,
George Monk, duke Of Albeinarle, wns
1.-THE duke in common parlance all over
the country and from his death until the
death of Charles ii tho duke was James,
duke of York, who became king as james
II.
Afterward the Duke of Monmouth and
tho Duke Of Sobomberg were each in turn
1.-THE duke for brief period, and then
followed John, duke OF Marlborough. For
time the Duke of Newcastle or the Duke
Of Argyll was tho duke Of contemporary
ehroniclers, and subsequently William,
Duke of Cumberland CsBilly the Butch
or, as no was affectionately called in SCOT
land), was 1.-THE duke"-a designation
which passed from him to Frederick, duke
of York, his granddaughter. But somehow
or Other, even in the Duke of York's life
time, he was Opposed from this nominal
pre- eminenoe by Arthur duke Of Yelling
ton, who for just upon 40 years was al
ways and everywhere "the duke
1t was perhaps partly as his successor
Though not his immediate suecessor) as
commander In CHIEF, and partly because no
was once practically speaking, the only
royal duke (for tho Duke of Cornwall was
Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cumber-
land was king of Hanover), that the Duke
of Cambridge has been known for an
equal or even longer time as emphaticaliy
"the duke. london World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

The account of the origin of the Chicago
fire which attributes the starting of 1t to
the kick of Mrs. O'Leary's cow is exactly
correct. The writer happened to be among
tho early arrivals at the fire while 1t was
whetting It's appetite oh the little cottages
of Mrs. 0'Leary's neighbors and a few
days after .strolled over there to determine
exactly the place of starting. By accident
rather than design Mrs. O'Leary herself
was encountered. She was modest wom-
an, who sought no notoriety, but told her
story simply. There was nothing remark
able in the facts, only in the results. Chi
cago had good many more milk COWS
then than now, although the present num-
Der is much larger than is generally sup
posed. 1t was matter Of economy In the
case Of the O'Learys. The open prairie
near by offered free pasturage, except the
slight cost of herding, shared between the
different owners of the herd. Not infre-
quently the milking was postponed, from
one cause or another, until evening and
what was more natural than to take along
lantern or that the lantern should chance
to BIO set too near bossy's chief reliance for
retaliation upon its annoyersp 1t Is far
more likely that the story as told ut that
time and repeated SO often since was true
than that the woman should invent 1t.
There was nothing to be gained by max
ing up such story, for tho poor woman
never coveted the notoriety she attained,
nor desired 1t. Nothing but good con-
science made her admit her part in that
municipal tragedy. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22
FIFTH EDITION,
FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAKERS.
AN INTERESTING, GOD-BEARISG rE''-
PIE WHO HAvE GIVEN THE
WORLD MANY IMPrR-
TANT ;DIsCOvGR-
les.

We may not accept their peculiar re.
hxious beiiefs nor can we enter into the
spirit OF their aacrliines. tits not neces.
sAry to believe as they do. but we can and
do respect their sincerity of purpose and
the honor and uprightnessG which marks
all their business dealings.
The Shakers have always been success.
full inventors and some OF the grentest OF
the convenicnces of the present day found
origin in the settlements.
In one particular they excel oil other
men or, claases OF mon. and that is In tho
cultivation OF medicinal herbs and plants
and their preparation for use. Thoy have
made IL study for more than hundred
years 1t Is one Of their peculiar indus
tries. Their lives have boon devoted to II.
Their latest and greatest achievement
10 the Shaker Digestive Cordial II is not
offered as d cure for ell diseases. II does
not pretend to be- but one disease II Will
cure, and that is indigestion.
IL ls 80 effective In curing those who
use the remedy that they are loud In their
pGalses Of 1t and In consequence large
demand for the cordial has been created.
Sufferers who resort to Its use have not
long to see the result. The effect IL al
most Immediate. The first dose usnaily
gives relief and If continued permanent
cure will follow.
1t not only contains already digested
food but 1t digests food us we'll. thus
toning up the general system. An inter-
estlng pamphlet is now being issued by
the Shakers and can be had for tho aeklng
ct almost any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

The opening attraction at tho Grand
Opera House, will DO W. n. GIeveland'e
High class Minstrele, ON Saturday even.
bog, Tho sale OF seats began thIa morn
Ing and there is every Indication that the
house Will be Dacked to the doors. That
high class ministreis occupies a distinct
place in the field Of amusement Is un-
questioned. The entertainment offered
thla season by Mr.. Cleveland 10 Of that or
new and worthy OF favorable conmsnt as
well as extremely refreshing. For the
fret part the curtain rises on the white
artists In court costumes, Directly back
OF the chairs occupied by the royal per.
sonages hanga heavy curtain that parts
and dtscloses a company Of colored min.
etrels, with still another curtain In thalr
rear which parts and diecioseH band OF
Arabs and q troupe OF Japanese, each In
their picturesque costume. Following
THE unique first part comes some clever
concluding with marvellous perform.
anoe by the Arabs. In these two great
features there are three to six acts given
simultaneously. Marion and Pearl are
said to be great team and minstrel ar
tists OF pronounced merit, as well as mas.
ters of the art of entertaining. The wit.
ticsma OF J. II. Blackwell, j. Marcus
Doyle. George Tichner, Daniel Palmer
and Clarence Powell have received dessr-
we'd fapplause. everywhere. The aostu-
mes are handsome and scenic ELECTS are
OF the lateHt and Improved designs. To
the lovers OF minstreley this will be a
treat. A matinee will be glvon Saturday
afternoon for ladies and children. This
will be the first attraction offered by
Manager Baylis and 10 only forerunner
OF what 10 To come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

OCEAN GROVE. N. j., Aug.2l.-The great
Methodist camp meeting here lie in full
swing, and trains from the Broad street
and Camden stations come In heavily
loaded with Interested people. Philadel-
phiaps are among the workers and
help TO swell the large audiences Niss
Lizzie Sharp OF Philadelphia. Ia one of
the able speakers OF the helping hand
meeting; Mrs. Nj. P. Wheeler, the wife of
former Philadelphia clergyman loads
the mothers meeting. Two Philadelphia
divines occupied the Auditorium pulpit
today and ona yesterday. O. ii. Yatman.
the leader OF the young peoples meeting.
elaine PHILADELPHIA as his home.
The s, s5 o'clock conservation meeting
this morning was very animated. The
buildings where holiness young peoples
and helping hand meetiDgs are held are
only short distance from each other. All
three services are In progress at the same
hour and when the three congregations
are singing different hymns at the same
time there is q weird conglomeration Of
musical sounds.
The music is under the direction OF
Prof. Sweeney.
Miss Lizzie Smith ls holding the chill.
dren's meetings at the Tabernacle. where
she spoke OF Christian Life" Tho build
ing was nearly filled by little children.
Rev. DR.. j. W. Marshall OF Germantown
delivered the evenings discourse in The
evening at the Auditorium. 1t was near.
ly l o'clock when the services came to an
end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

The growing fashion OF printing bills OF
fare at hotels and private dinners In
French instead OF English is an insult,
Why in the name of Noah Webster and
Lindley Murray should pork chop be
called cotelette de pare on restaurant
bill, that too. In a restaurant kept by as
good an lsishman, as over danced liz Z
Why. again, should little mixed up.
frlZzled up bit Of an idiinlteslmal chicken
pie Eerved with half teaspoonsful OF
string beans be called quenelles de roiaille
o ia rogence flaEeolets?
II the fellow wants a regenee of flag.
olets. let him get Thorn by all means, but
let us have our chicken pie and string
beams In English Then ogain. when Oh
want fried eel why hot say fried eel? Whv
be guilty of the ldioey of saying YOU
want aceoiadde d. angulles2
What can be more silly and unpatrfot' a
than to call cup OF chicken broth essenc q
de volatile Ga tasse? Out upon the whols
ldiotic fashion, Let us print our bills of
fare In English. 1t is good enough I, r
us,
Let ue call pea soup pea soup and not
ptrae de pors. And whom these foreign
fellows presume on the toadyslsm OF
eiiean people SO far as to call even a
com Non bit OF roast turkey, our own
lnnlSee turkey didUn la broehe. 1t ia
time to atop however this French bill OF
fare business. We draw the line on didon
a la broehe for ronst turkey. we do In.
deed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

A sober and Industrious married man.
who understands the care OF horses, COVE.
carriages, lawn, &c. can obtain employ
ment by calling on DIR. Mckay. Ninth and
Market streets, during Office hours.s
Inc Columbia Glee Club has decided to
glye concert In the Opera House on 90.
tober3.
Detective Jones last evening picked up
lady's kid glove.nt Fourth and Market
streets. which she can have by calling ut
Ills Office at the station.
A committee of the Philadelphia Board
OF Port Wardens has reported adversely
on the petition of the George w. Bush and
Sons Company of this olty to be allowed
to extend Its wharves there.
1t seems as II the small boy In Whining.
ton considers 1t his duty to deface school
property IN vacation time There Ia
scarcely Il school fence from which thero
is not board missing.
Owing to the heavy travel from king
street wharf particularly In tho evenings.
an arc light has boon placed there. This
will furnish all of The light nsee5 sary anu
Will be great I'm proyement to the place.
Henry Lamont and c. H. Dewitt
Baltimore. who are Walking to 5h.ctgo On
wager, left this cl.y last evening. They
arc to go pennlless and reach there by
November |.
Colonel j. ]. Ross and son, living near
Seaford. have one OF the finest pc on
orchards OH the Peninsula More tn a
1000 trees are now In full bearing. IL
is estimated that they Will have 90. 900
baskets.
Aparty coneistIny of Allen Lewis. Ed W n
Matthew'S. Arthur Lewis. Rouert Moore,
Charles GriIIenburg. Frank Griffith and
Major Thomas Heap. all OF this city, have
returned from weeks odting on the Elk
river, Cecil county, Md. They enjoyed
themselves immensely.
DnIf ,.nf ant
Morning News: James w. Lee, late gov.
eminent hraughLsmnn U, H. N, formerly
of Wilmington. with the Pnsey and Jones
Company. has resigned, to accept q posi-
tion as naval architect for the United
States revenue cutter service. with head
quarters at Baltimore, Mr.. Lse Is at
present on trip OF inspection TO Boston
aud Cleveland. where government boats
are in course OF construction"
DIETING money lie no. all a mans bnsi-
ness, to cultivate kindness 10 valuable
part Of the business OF life.n
Mr.. Goodwin had q horse sic9 with collie
On Tuesday night Veterinarian Mahaffy
attended the animal anu Droug hit 1t around
all right.
Go to Robinson'e Central Hotel burber
shop Tor q shampoo hair cut and clean
shave. French above Sixta.
Officer Mclaughlin found ore 70 I
ties on Murket street between Fourth AID
Fifth.
Mitchell and Bash will open their oaes.
ter Branch store at Chester on DC bet |.
The Marcus Hook Council defeated hs
ordinance providing to borrow .00o.
The Media base bali team Ia ncGus d OF
stealing u pair OF snuea from the pitcher
OF the West Chester team.
The day force and part of the nigi 1
force of The p1llce wire inspected h.s
morning. Chief Doian was weil pleas i.
T. Gluchfnan, No. 10 East Front sire !.
purchases gents old clothing aud furhi b..
Ing. as may BIZ seen by a1y. la anJ.Ler
column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

Mrs. Mary Kershaw, 81 years OF age, was
admitted to the Almshouse at Farnhurst
yesterday. The admission OF aged and
inilrm people to the institution Is no un.
usual thing. but back OF Mrs. Kersha Wis
admission is q story pathetic and sad In
every particular Nearly all her life che
has resided here and has raised a family.
Years ago her husband died leaving her
son and daughter to provide for. With
age has come partial paralysis, which had
rendered her almost helpless Being
driven from her home and refused any
assistance whatever IRON her family, so
we have been Informed. Mrs. Kershaw
was taken In by Miss Laura q. johnson,
No. sos West Fifth street who cared for
her and her guardian, John lIazle.
Yesterday the unfortunate woman OK.
pressed wish to be sent to the aim.
house with her grandson and she was
admitted to the Institution. The child
accompanied her but at the almshouse
was rerushd admittnnce. Now he has no
home and the friends Of the family think
that the Ohildren's Society should leok
Into the case and secure home for the
boy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22


Municipal Court Crler Billy Heal and
Officer scott accompanied by Thomas
Milford OF the Evening journal NIL ac.
company the uncio Lew fishing trip to the
fishing banks on the steamer Havana this
evening. These three men have BEEN
getting their fishing tackles In order for
the past three weeks, Bailey and Officer
Scott will fish, while Tom Will cut bait
AMI keep b i!r lines In trim, putting en-
buit and taking on the ll5h. They are
going ns kind OF partners and the catch
will be equally divided.
- Wagons have been engaged from tho vii
ming on Transfer Company, and ton of
ice TO put the ilsh on TO keEp them from
apoillng while being hauled to their sepa.
rate homes. Officer Scott thinks he will
be able to cnpture the iirst prize OF So
while milford thinks for his lauora he
should have half Of the prize. The Uncle
Lew Club will take good elzsd crowd
with them and expect to have Jolly good
time. We Wish them luck aud no casting
I'D.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

Mr. N. Joseph OF this city returned on
Wednesday from visit to Sussex county.
On Sunday he attended Zoar camp meet
ing, u here Rev, II. b. Short OF Harrison
Street M. II. Church preached a sermon
which many of tho attendants pronounced
one of the best that they had ever b ard.
This ia a compliment that should be high
~ esteemed. as Mr.. s. is native Of that
ee ,tion. aud prophet rarely lie accorded
grent honor In HE own land.
The camp closed on Tuesday and is re.
ported TO lave been success financially
~ we'll as spiritually, the collections hav
ing been sufficient to defray all expenses
and also the balance of debt incurred III
the epection OF their beautiful new church.
The camp meeting is now In progress at
Rehoboih and some fifteen new cottages
have heen erected to accom- mi date the
parties attending The services, making
quite an addition to those already occu-
pied by persons passing the summer at
the favorlte seaside resort.
Tho crops are reported to be good In
Sussex this season. VIM. Hurdle, OF Sci.
byvllte has some seventy acres OF corn.
forty acres of which lie said be to equal to
any that d farmer ever looked upon. The
peach crop is very fair and some of the
finest fruit OF that kind may he found In
the orchards that has ever been seen. The
prica. however. Is not considered suflici-
entity high 10 tempt many OF the gro wers
to for ward them to market the freight
and commissions being SO high Us to leave
the shipper but small compensation for
his labor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

A party OF Wilmingtonians consisting
o. Allen Lewis, Edwin Matthews. Robt.
Moore. Arthur Lewis. Franz Griffith. Chas.
Griflinburg and Major Thos. Heap, have
returned from a weeks outing at Plumb
Point on the Elk river. Cecil county. Md.
The boys PASSED a week In fishing. swim
ming. sailing. cunning, grabbing and
many other sports pertaining to camp
life. During their stay In Maryland,
Providence seemed to have favored them
from beginning TO end.
The boys all think they never spent q
week Of such solid pleasure In their lives
before. Major Heap saye he has lived to
be 63 years OF age. but never before did
he enjoy himself SO much. nor was he
better treated by company OF boys.
Although they could stay but one week
this year. they expect to visit their old
camping grounds with q more lengthy
stay next year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-22

AUGUSTINE PIER, Aug. 2l.-The VIII ole
morning was occupied by battalion aud
boat drills. This afternoon an expedition
o0 commanded by Quartermaster Rhodes. OF
the Signal Corps. started from Fort Della.
ware, from which point they signaled to
the Quarantine Station on Reedy Island
by means OF the hellograph. Tomorrow
will be gala day at the camp. Besides
tho vlelt OF Governor Watson aud HE staff
In Ian mense hop at this dancing pavilion
rs on the program Of events.
GeuteLant Ii. II. Sypner went to Phila-
delphia yesterday and arrested a nufaber
OF deserters. They were brought down to
une camp this afternoon. During the
early part uf the evening some OF them
attempted to run the guards and gain
their liberty. They were re arrested and
placed III from.
Lieutenant a. Z. Niblook, U. s. N, left
Camp FarTagut to. day for Connecticut.
where he will inspect the camp of The
Naval Reserves OF that State.
William Alien has bean elected ensign OF
Division No. .. Philadelphia.
Lieuseuant L Z. Rhodes, OF Phlladel-
phia. and Lieutenant W. 4. Khbeson, OF
fittsburg, will take ehpyge OF two ouast
exploring expeditions tomorrow,