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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

ABSOLUTELY pUEE

Why ls 4 fieree thunderstorm like an
onlon2 Because IL is peal on peal
Why does an old maid never play the
violin! She dosen't know how to catch a
bow (beau,)
What class OF tradesmen succeed best
by going to the wailt PaperhanRers
HOW should weeping wlilo VS. be planted ?
In tiers.
Why is q proud girl like a music boxp
See Is full of airs.
Why Is love like Scotch plaid? Because
1t is all stun and often crossed.
What three letters give the name OF
famous Roman generaif Y. p. o.
(Soipio.)
= At the time OF the flood. where did Noah
keep the bees' IN the Ark hives (arch,
iyes)
When lady faints what figure shoul d
you bring her! You must bring he r
two.
What consolation has n homoly girl?
She will be pretty Old ono II she lives
long enough. h.-Arthurs New Home Maga.
zine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-After walking in the
gardens of the Palace Of the Elysee yester.
tlay President Faurs approached the door
leading to his private apartments. The
guard having been changed during the
presidents absence, and new password
having been given, with which NJ Faure
was unGcquainted, the sentry refused to
allow him to enter. NJ. FAuTe protested
that be was the president, but the sentry
arrested him as u suspicious character and
marched him to the guard room, in which
he was confined until his identity was
proven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

WALKER, 1. T., Jan. 3l.-Crawford
Crosby, alias Cherokee Bill, was captured
al Nowata, small place near here, by
Ike Rogers, deputy marshal, and Clin-
ton Scales, friend of Rogers. Both
Rogers and Scales are colored men. Rogers
played the part of friend to the Cook
gang, and in time gained the confidence
of the members Upon the arrest of Bill
Cook Cherokee Bill set about organizing
band of his own, and yesterday Rogers
and Scales went to meet Crosby for the
alleged purpose of joining the gang In
stead they made him prisoner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

A meeting of the morocco manufacturers
of this city was held at the Clayton House
last night to take cognizance of the death
of John G. Baker.
The manufacturers present were j.
Parke Postles. Richard Patzowskl Charles
Baird. W. V. Bond, William b. Clerk, W.
G. Jones, James Crooks Peter ]. Ford, Will
liam Beadenkopf A. H. C. Garrett and G.
Parke Postles.
]. Parke Postles was called to the chair
and w. V. Bond was elected secretary. The
chairman announced the death of Mr.
Baker, and on motion the following COM
mittee was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting: r.
Patzowski. Charles Baird and w. " Bond.
The committee reported the following reso-
luton which was adopted
Resolved, That the Wilmington Mo-
rocco Manufacturers Association has sus-
tanned great loss in the death Of Mr.. John
G.. Baker. For number of years he has
presided over this body. His counsel aud ad-
vice regarding the business of our organiza-
tiQn has always been we'll timed and yalu-
able. He was progressive in his business
and the trade had confidence in his judg-
ment. He was affable and genial in his dis
position, large hearted and sympathetic
His counsel, his words of cheer and encour-
agement will be missed by the trade he was
so long identified With. He will be missed
in this community where he has been a
good citizen, and in the church where he
fearlessly espoused the cause OF righteous.
ness. He will be missed by the needy and
unfortunate who he quietly helped as oppor-
tunty offered. His family, who will miss
him most We commend IN the God in whom
he trusted"
On motion ii was ordered that the trade
attend the funeral Of the deceased, and that
copies of the resolution be sent to the trade
papers, and also to the local press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

The Helping Hand Circle of Wesley VI.
H. Church have arranged to give a musi-
cal and literary entertainment on the even-
ing of Washingtons Birthday, February
~, 1895, for the benefit of the church.
Miss Maud Bert Mccall OF Philadelphia
Will read, assisted by Grace NJ. E. Church
choir and others Of equal local merit.
Tickets 10 cents, at Bradfelds music
store. or of any Of the Helping Hand Circle
of the church.
The entire programme will be made pub
lie in few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

The following sales have been arranged
January
3l lhua Drapkiu. Rcd ion Hid

Tho following sales have been arranged
January
81 1hus. Draokin, Red Lion lid.
February
], Sheriff Sale. Court House.
9, W GoodIng, Real Estate.
4, ElwOod Webster. Horses, Hocltessin.
Z. Alvin Allen, New Castle HID
Z. Daniel nraDcr's Estate. Peno1der.
o. Real Estate G95 TRtnall street.
l., W S Bnrrls. Red Lion.
II. W. S. Durris. ited Lion lid.
l2 G. Il Donnuily. White Clay Crock lid.
l? Isase edin, Brandywir o I'D.
10. Joseph Taliey. Brandywine lid.
II. Theodore Jones Red Lion lid.
H. A f smith. P"ncHdcr lid.
20. Miss Annie stoCpcs, Hrt ndywine lid.
81. Frank Giny, l. ed Lion lid
81. j W Anderson, bra idywine lid.
g.. Sarah A Cloud. nrAndywine ild.
2i. Estate OF AlirGl J paxson. MIL Creek.
%. X l. Roberts. Horse /, Chester.
HS Estate Of John Mckee. near stanton.
ss, Cloud Estat" Brandy vino Hid.
Atarnh
9. II Torrens over Sd 81 Bridge.
:. agrees EroOke-, Peneader lid.
", HerbcrI iiiown. Ht Hnuywine I'D.
l2 J w nHr ably. New Castle lid.
l3. Unclaimed Goods OF T.. W. SBR r.
l8. Furniture. 800 West 9Th st.
10. j IL Gallagher, White Clay Creek.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

Daniel W. Taylor and A. s. Reed of this
city were present at the meeting of the
National Board of Trade at Washington
yesterday. Daniel w. Taylor was appointed
member of the Committee on Credentials,
also a member of the Committee on Elec-
tions, and was elected one of the vice.
presidents OF the convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

Write! What will write? Why, write
that Dr Simms White Pulmonio Balsau,
can't pc beat In the United States, for cur.
ing throat and lung diseases; sore throat,
Cougbe Group, Diphtheria and such like.
Depot, 6O6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

For dlphthsria. sore throat. Group
coughs. hoarseDess and all lung troubles
use Dr.. Simms' White Pulmonio Baisam
inwardly, DR., Simms, White Liniment
outwardly and Dr. Simms Vegetable
Liver Pills as directed, and there will be
no failure In curing. Coz KIM street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

John Mckinney, OF No. 9l6 West
Eleventh street, fell from ladder in a
stable In the rear of his house and cut his
head on Tuesday evening Dr. Winner
dressed the wound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

1t will astonish you how quick John.
sons Magnetic OIL will kill all palms inter.
nal aud external: Sl.0O size 50ete.. Scot.
size 2icts.
n. b. Danforth. 2d and Market streets,
and MIliers Drug store, 402 Market St
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

o. Il. Rice. Mendoza. H., wrtes: Have
used your japanese Pile Cure and found
1t sure and permanent cure"
N. B. Donforth, Second and Market
streets, and altller's Drug Store 4o2 Mar.
EeL street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

For Coughs and 1hront Troubles use
BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocuEs. They re.
lieve ail Throat irritations caused by cold
or use OF tho voice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
HoUsE-wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON.
Housa met st q On o,cIoclr

I1OOon<-W EbNGoD AfIERNOON.
House met at 3.20 o'clock
Adjourned to IL am. tomorrow.
sENATE-wEDNESDA MORNING.
Senate met at Ills O'Clock.
Notice-By Mr.. Pyle, act to amend secret
ballot law.
Read first time-House bills to incorpor-
ate the W. and J. Lang Company; to lay
out public road in West Dover hundred.
Read and referred-Fiouse bill to incor-
porate the Samuel ]. White Carriage Com
pany; Senate bill, act TO repeal section 4.
chapter 572, volume 10, Laws of Delaware;
Senate bill supplementing the charter Of
the New Castle County Mutual Insurance
Company; House bill to renew the charter
of the Vulcanized Fibre Company.
Passed-Senate bill. act to provide for an
additional Justice Of the peace for Brandy
wine hundred; House bill to Incorporate
the Samuel j. White Carriage Company,
tunder suspension Of rules)
Recess to 3 p. nj.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
ThnY Went aknilna

No, they were not going to a prize fight.
They were going a skating. And they re.
port that they had lots OF fun on the ioe
with the Upland girls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

Taylor and Fullerton's cough syrup
cures coughs. oolds. hoarsensss. and ali
affections OF the throat and lungs. For
sale by W. 9. Taylor, Pharmacist, 3os King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

We mean to cose out the ready made
clothing. Tho indacement We offer is so
per cent. OF. Inc goods arc up to the
top notch of perfection. Come SEQ the
boys and ehildrsn's overe6ats S3, S4.S %
kind O.. 90. $500. $3.50 aid $50 l. W.
Gibney, Eighth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31
GREAT REDUCTION

We must close out our en-.
tire stock before removing to
our new store, and will sell
Rubber Goods at the following
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

House met at 1920 o'clock,
Notices-By Mr. Walker, to incorporate
w. b. Clerk Company; by Mr. Ball, to
change the name OF Marguerite r. Car
penter to Marguerite Richardson; by Mr..
Jolls, to divorce Lizzie p. and Isaac T.
McCaulley; to amend charter of New Cas-
tie; also TO re-incorporate the Board Of
Education of New Castle; by Mr.. Killen.
in reference to election districts In Mis-
pilllon hundred: by Mr.. Sypherd, to re-
peal act limiting judgment liens; by Mr..
Davis, to lay out public road 10 Kenton
hundred.
lntroducet-By Mr.. Walker. In reference
to appointment Of receivers to settle part
nerships; by Mr. Jolls, to renew charter Of
Good Samaritan Lodge, No. 8. /. o. 0. r.
Read and referred-To make appropra-
ton to state agricultural society; In ref
erence to bonds for surety.
Recess 10 s q. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

The Vessel Sunk in Twenty Minutes After
tho Crnthle Crashed Into Her-The Lat
q ter Vessel Reaches q Holland Port in o
Badly Damaged Condition-Two Surviv-
ors of the Elbe Landed at an English
Fishing Port, and It Is Believed Another
Boatioad Escaped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

Father than carry any of our VIM
ter Wear over, we propose TO sell II at
or nb mt cost giving you next season
an entirely new and fresh stock and
giving US the use oil the money.
Tins final reduction brings some OF
our goods below cost; IL hpplys TO all
regular and reduced prices. excepting
the srecial sale OF Underwear at 30
cent?. some OF which WAS tl.00 and
come % cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-31

stollberg, Purser wefer, Horr Dehart
Bremcrhaven pilot; Robert Greenham, an
English pilot, and ten of the crew. They
arrived at Lowestoft at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26

morbid or melancholy. she is in dam
ger OF edding one to the list of the
womeHaoer kind in the hospital for
the inys ar rat Lincoln.
The ZEAL pioneers, who survive
everything, in the end have comforta-
Bile homes and have created some ad-
vantages for their children. They
have lived in the sod house until the
year of a good crop and few house
hold necessities to be bought, and
have had the small, bare, frame cot
tage built. The next season. if good
fortune continues, a porch and an s'Ln
are added. and in a few years it is en-
larged and comfortably fitted up.
Often the old sod house is left stand
ing near the new one for some pur
pose, or sometimes as a matter of sem
timent.
The second class, the nonprogress-
i've, would be success in that ca
pacity in any community, no doubt,
but especially in one like this, that
requires resources, invention. and
what New Englanders call faculty"
to keep up with the demands.
When the old sod house is blown
over. or caves in, they put up anoth er
on the same plan. without thought
of an improvement. They take the
wooden frame out of the old house,
and the rest OF it fails in and mingles
with the prairie again; in a short
time not a trace of it is to be seen.
The third, the transients, are an
anomalous class. An old plainsman
says: You take one O. these here
man that oets this movir' craze am
it's just like the intermittent fever
it comes back on him just oncet in SO
often forever after" A spell of dry
weather. the appearance of potato
bugs, the rumor Of contagious dis
ease in the hborhood-almost any
thing serves as an excuse to start out.
They avoid asking any ones opinion
for fear they will be advised to stay.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
ALAMosA's MARSHAL s4or.
Abe Taylor Bs.I.t. Arr~st--He I. After.
wards Captured

AlamOsa. Colo. Jan. 2O-wbat Is
probably a deliberate murder occurred
here yesterday at l O'Clock. and Charles
IL Emerson. the plucky marshal OF
AlImosa, is lying at the point OF death
Mt his home with bullet wound
through bis lung. He received tele-
gram from w Nem La lara, To look
out FOR a man with a stolen load OF
oats.
At the noon hour man answering
the description drove into the yard at
the mill with four-hors team and
big load of grain The marshal found
him inqulrlng the price Of oats at Ger
treu's store, arrested him, took away
his gun and accompanied him TO the
mill to put away the team. The fellow.
whose name j. Abe Taylor. offered no
Resistance. but remarked that he would
not b. put in Jail.
A young fellow named William
Thompson rode from la lara on the
load. and. as the man was ostensibly
climbing on the wagon. handed him a
six shooter, which he ~ once fired at
the marshal who stood only half a
dozen ft-at away. The fire was return
ed until both men emptied their guns
a they backed away from each other
Emerson zen at the third shot. but shot
twice after at the retreating man. who
ran west few hundred yards. where
b. met n man on horseback. whom he
or,icred on at the point Of his now
empty revolver. mounted the horse
and rode south and west
lie was followed by posse and cap
tured this morning near Suntiower by
Deputy Sheriff Cooper.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
BITS OF BANTER.

Visitor-Have you any new studies
this term? Boy-Yes'm; I'm studyin
yellocution.
First Citizeu-So he punched your
head? Second Ditto. with his head
bound up-Oh. yes, rather. First
Citizen-But did nothing come of it?
Second Ditto-Nothing come of it?
Why, look at my head!
Tommy-Paw, the teacher, told us
to- day that if man kept on telling
lies he would soon find himself steal
ing. Is that so? Mr.. Figg-Meb bbe
so. Many man has got himself into
the city council by telling lies.
Physician. with ear to patients
chest-There is curious swelling
over the heart, which must be re-
duced at once. Patient, anxiously-
That swelling is my pocketbook, doc
tor. Please don't reduce it too much.
"Yes," said the girl who makes col
lections, sit is one of the best auto
graphs 1 have in my collection"
But are you sure it is genuine?'
Positive. 1 cut it from telegram
that his wife received from him with
my own hands"
The lady was making some re-
marks about the kind of clothing
some other ladies at church had on.
THE finest garment a woman can
wear" said her husband, ''is the
mantle of charity" "Yes," she
snapped, land it's about the only one
some husbands want their wives to
wear"
1t was Buffalo infant who came
bor,a from ono of our model schools
and was asked by his father how he
was coming on. WELL" said the
candid child, Jimmy - has got
ahead of me in the class" "Dear,
dear" says papa, land how does that
happen?" "oh, you know his parents
are very bright"
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26

was biil by Mr.. Downey OF Albany
county providing for the designation N
a state depository and regulating the
rate of interest on all money deposi,el
therein. The blu provides that the GOV.
ernor' auditor and treasurer shall com.
pose the treasury board. which shoI,
have power TO designate any national
or state bank In the state as the treas.
ury depository. The bank will be re-
quired TO give an ample bond to the
state. and in case of the default Of tbe
state treasury the treasurer VIII not be
held liable.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
WYOMING ARID LAND BILL.
P'sfsl Am@adm~nt. Msds to the Van
nTzf-t M~s.ure-

tafysune. Wyo.. Jan. is.-Several
Sediments have been proposed al
az tp the Van Orsdel bill for the ac-
s'ance and reclamation OF the mill
eaeTe grant given TO the state By the
Fsrnment under the provisions OF the
arsy law
n laramie county immigration
'afd will hold a meeting next Mon
~ evening for the purpose OF discuss
: The bill and considering amend
snts- An amendment has been pro
osd which provides that the state
laA have a lien upon the works OF
~ eoNpany. firm or individual who
fay have entered into a contract TO
oasiruct a ditch. aud may foreclosc In
fas q a failure TO complete the con
Eiact In accordance with its provis-
Us u also provides that the state
|.1y sell the property secured by such
allure and foreclosure, and may have
u power TO make a new contract with
oiher parties for the completion OF the
soEk. After the work Is completed By
le new contractor IL there are any
Pfoceeds arising from the foreclosure.
e'er and above expenses Incurred, such
s1fplus shall go to the original con-
uactor. There is a great deal Of inter
81 manifested in this measure. 1t is
generally recognized that the future
pFcsperity Of the state largely depends
% The action OF this legislature on the
subject of irrigating and rcclaiming
NE arid lands.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
uu.,ems,s suu MsH-eo-

Mexico City. Jan. iT.-it is reported
again that negotiations between Guate-
mala and Mexico over the international
boundary disputes have come to COM
nlete standstill The particular reason
Tor the cessation OF diplomatic heso-
tiatlons Is not altogether known put II
l. generally conceded ihat nothlhE
more viii be done unul the arrival
OF the Central American envoy naiheu
by two Of the southern repuoiics, 10
assist In a pacific way in the settielh.ht
of the questions at issue sehator AZ. AZ.
- the envoy from Honduras, has left
.rs,.uciaalpa to sail for Mexico, where
~, yrfil establish legation until the
Gr,tennlau affair has been decided.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
The Econom te socicty.

The dying Economic society of to-
day was strong and fourishing when
the duke of Weimar visited it about
1925. Elder Rapp, hale man of 20,
lead his 700 disciples as priest and
were few marriages and births in the
community. The duke was pleased to
note that there was bowl of flowers
upon every machine in the great fac
tory of the society, and sixty of the
girls sang for him the hymns that
were used by Rapp and his followers.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
su.. the Union facific.

,.bevenne. Wyo.. Jan. lS--An inter
sting suit has been brought before
nudge Sanborn OF the United states
circuit court at Minneapolis by rahh
Hewitt. a former employe OF the mon mon
Pacific railroad. Hewitt was employJu
,,c herinning of the A. II. U. strike
a., Iuiv hut has not worked since. lie
a. -, brings suit against the company,
n,,Jminc III that he was not striker, but
~ sick during the trouble and un,
Va, to work. and asks to be reinstated
SIirh aJ nav from the time he reported Tor tor
WI MI A special master of chancery
Vii take testimony in the case at Lara
mic next Monday.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
Colombo. on a silver BASIS.

Washington. Jan. 21.--The United
states OF Colombia. which has long suf-
fered from an irredeemable paper cur
rcncy. has taken steps to gradually put
its money on silver basis. United
states Minister Mckinney has for
warded 10 the state department a syn
ot,sls Of law passed Nov. II last by
tba colombian congress. by which II Is
.vua,.ted this object will be attained.
Th. act provides for the use OF such
,-,verf,mcnt funds as shall be ON hand
for the purpose and for the free coin
ago OF silver. The coins VIII not eN-
cd - cents each in value, and VIII
h.. issued in redemption OF paper frac-
tt,nnl currency, which Is 10 be de
sfroyed. Later, notes Of larger de
nomination VIII be retired in the same
way. i.
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
|Y0NING MATTERS.
/. OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
k..r,sr the Arid Land niiL section
k-u.n Killed

svane. Wyo.. Jan. is.-Amone the
-4,ut measures that have already
lpf7oluocd in the House OF the
legislature Of Wyoming. is the
t-,iion bin introduced by Mr.. Par
r,r Of Laramie county. The bin
~ state hoard OF arbitration, 10
,usos,d TO three members 10 be
-,6d ty the governor. whose duty
M b. 10 consider and settle, by
q arbitration. when possible, all
vye-sies arising between employ
~ employees. The members N
,.a-i must be residents OF WyO-
|, asd over y years OF age. One
"a shah ~ an employer Of labor,
rn some association representing
3Soyess % labor. one shall be from
~ orEauixatian. and the third
I khA.f shah IL selected In the same
,gr aud upon the recommendation
b o;hsr two IL the two members
-,si shali fail to make a recon-
|afion within thirty days. the gov
Z shal have power to apT-9int the
4 ucnbgr.
1 strike OF lockout Is imminent,
svsrror shall order the arbitration
|r 90 take the matter up al once,
isnrtain II Il j. Possible hy media
ard advice TO settle the point IN
z,e and r-roBcile the differences.
bard shall have the power 10 ~
r. he attendance Of witnesses -
; testimony concerning existing
srun-s The measure Il some
li amilar 10 the arbitration laws
Mss tifus+stfs-
, ~ Ssnatc Mr.. AppleSet of shcrb
i1s Introduced a blu providing fe-
rzlniEation and government Of
= y The second class, and village
! tin provides that settlements con
~ mnre than i.nsa and less than
> iahahiiauts shall b. designated
aiss x the second class. They shall
sFtl0l into not less than three nor
\ than six wards. The council shall
,ig of Dot lsss than six nor more
, y c9uncllmeu. Each ward shall
\ Al least two councllmen. 10 be
ID a, a general city election. At
a time shall also b. elected mayo.
ssk. 4 treasurer. city engineer.
y aiinyney and police iuusc. Tbs
" shah appoint city marshal aud
roiloeinau as are au,doriHed BY
es'iinance of the city. The salaries
ngi exceed the fallowin.
zlis. Clerk. $50 p.'r annum: treas
$40. city engineer. s. per day
actuai scrvi,-S: city attorney, Sssl
aanum. city marshal. not exes-Ni-
50 pr month: mayor. 500 Pc
nm o0uncilmen. Siuo per annuul
police judge will receive the same
as Justice Of the peace, but 10
y
The Lamar register., 1895-01-26
Inters.t on STAT, MONEY.

,oneyenne. Wyo., Jan. 21.-Among the
= .altasures introduced in the House OF
ue wyoming Legislature ON Saturday