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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
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According TO official data presented In
the journal OF Commerce there was pro-
duoed In 1894 gold to the amount of $3.50.
600. o00 an Increase of s23. 900. COO over
1888. This was $50 900 900 more than In
the period when the California and Aus
tralia mines were producing most. In
thu calendar yeaf 1895 Indications point
TO a production OF $500 00o. 900 OF gold.
In the years lS934 5 the addition to the
worlds supply OF goit will have bssn
e5S7000. 900, an enormous sum. likely to
prevent the gold famine our silverltes
have been been proclal ming The world
In 1898 used about $l9, OO0 coo worth OF
gold for jewelry. &c. but tho rest took Its
place In the worlds currency. III the
next few years there Is q prospect OF Il
great development Of gold mining In
South Africa and elsewhere. Its produc.
tion In South Africa in 1895 is estimated
at about e46 900. 600. but when the many
new mines now belug opened there be-
come productive the output will probably
double. A worlds production OF $3.50.
o00, 600 OF gold annually will most prob
ably be witnessed within tue next i've
years. How anybody can imagine that
scarcity OF gold IL now turning the CON.
merclAi world upside down is p4st com.
prehansion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

IHE Mayor OF Reading. Pa. William r.
Shnnamon has been served with warrant.
Farmer Ellsah Ii. Gooihalt charges the
Mayor with so Tar forgetting his dignity
as to throw stones IN playing duck on
davy." taking and carrying away chest
nuts, ETC. off OF the farmers promises.
Ths Mayor says he will Institute u coun.
fer amt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
Old Bay Line Steamship Company have
been selected as the official route for those
citizens who will witness the launching OF
the gunboat Wilmington. sat Newport
News. on Saturday, and both companies
have made preparation Tor tha comfort
and convenience Of the one hundre d pro-
minent citizens who will SEQ the craft
take b initial dip.
The party will leave Delaware avenue
station Friday afternoon at 4c3 O'Clock Ia
special Blue Line coach. A porter
will attend to the wants OF the passsn-
at 5,S5 O'Clock and will DO met at the de-
pot by coaches which will carry them
direct to the Bay Line steamer.
The Alabama or Georgia, which nre two
OF the tlnest crafts that ply The chesa-
peake. will isave Baltimore ut $50 o. m.
and arrive at Old Point Comfort $50
O'Clock Ss turday morning.
AT Newport News arrangements have
been made for accomm odatlon at the
Hotel Warwick at greatly reduced rates.
From Old Point Comfort to Newport Newe
electric cars will carry the party.
This route is self recommended, it pass.
Ing through Hampton. whore the Soldiers
Home 10 located, and including that de-
lightful sail down the bay. The state.
ment that Old Point could not be reached
In time TO witness the launch is denied by
members of the steamship company, as
never in the oompany's history have tho
steamers failed to reach their landing at
that hour.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company also
has always had the best interests OF its
patrons at heart and on this occasion
even greater efforts will be made TO make
the trip the most enjoyable one. State
rooms contalnlng two berths have been
engaged and can be had upon application n
to Ii. A. Miiier. ticket agent at Delaware
avenue. for 81.
The return trip Will be made from Nor
folk. Saturday evening ut $50 or Old
Point Comfort at 7.30 p. n.. arriving in
Baltimore at s O'Clock aud Wilmington at
o 40 o'clock Sunday morning. Tickets
limited to 10 days and good to stop oil
either at Old Point Comfort or Baltimore
will bs sold for the usual single fare S5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

GOVERNOR Watson has bean asked by
The mother of Robert Wardell. the boy
who was convicted in Sussex county for
burglary to remit the sentence of whip.
ping which had been enforced on him by
the court. The Governor eaid he would
remit the lashes II Chief Justice Lore
would recommend c.emeney. Governor
Watson Is not going to be used as u tool
by the politicians in our city. like Gov.
ernor Reynolds lie is an nccldsuta!
Governor but Is trying TO do his duty as
he sees IT,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

The ArDoI Day exercises Ia the public
schoois will take place with appropriate
ceremonies OH Friday. Tnis the first tims
that the day will have been observed Ia
our city. In Fennsylvanla 1t has been
made q special feature Tor several years.
Delaware Is Glow but gets thelr just the
sams-afteI while.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

The Wilmington delegation who will
visit Newport Ncws on Friday are request
cd to wear badges which will be furnished
them by Mr. Lawton. As large delegn-
tiou as possible 10 requested to take tho
trip and give our uamesake a rous,ng
senl OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

WANTED Missionaries for the south.
Instead Of sending missionaries to China
and japan and other foreign countries
the Sonth from all accounts ls promis.
ing field. Ina. 50 many lynchlngs should
occur an ongst educated aud enlightened
people 10 something that the average
Northern man cannot fathom. The
Courts OF Justice in the South must be
dereliet In their duties or the people are
too hot headed for tha!s own cool nan,
and that Of their State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
49, nn.I.,n

8. l., Mckee has just graduated from
the spencer Optical College OF New York.
and has begun practice. Mr. Mckee hus
hesn connected with Allliard L. Davis, the
ieHeleT, No. East Second street for the
past ak years, bnd he wilt he found there
by thoss who are troubled with their
eyes,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
A smyrnn vcd,,,ng

Carroll IL. Suller OF Chicago and Miss
Sue tuibreth OF Sms srnh We're married at
st. Peters parish, Smyrna. yesterday, by
ltev Alexander u. Gdnmtns. or New York.
assisted by Rev George w. Daine. Jr.
Miss 81. virginia Sudier was maid OF
honor and Ralph GulDrrth HOlTecaer WIS
best man. reception followed the cere.
npny.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Almost nm Accident.

gentleman In attempting to board a
RlvervieW car Ut Sixth aud Market streets
missed his footing and was dragged near.
ly a square. 1t looked at one time as II
Lhe man would fail under the onr. but by
the aid OF the conductor who grabbed one
OF his arms. he was pulled aboard tho car.
The accident mas wholly due to the mans
GuFeeBsuea5,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Asbury Church was Loo years old YER
terday but the only eeebratton was a
sermon preacllsd by Dr. Howard, he tai.
Ing his text from Acts / aud the latter
part Of tile 25th verse. ':1hat lie might 20
10 his place" Aztec tho sermon there
was testimony meeting lastinG few
moments.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
pnIrrIInn,c ,Y.nnInr.

Jeseph II. bartlett and Miss Cora K.
OyerdoeT. were qniatly married iast night
at tho home of the brides parents, No.
4i4 Isust Ninth street by Raw. Robert Watt
Miss lila Fierce pllyed tho InareLes and
ArteInus q. IBult EFT and Willis l. OyerIie r
were usteIs. Air aud Mrs. bartlett le!L
for llip to Gettysburk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

ACCORDING to The New York sun one
sign of Republican ruls In New York is
sie '.fo let siRhs seon on the front of
numerous liquor saloons. That the np.
pearanoe OF TO Let slgns on New Yosk
iquor stores Ia Indeed something OF
novelty. That Roosevelt's epforcomou,
of the Sunday iawe is the chief reason.
Any business that can't mage monsy In
Elk days has no business to Aesp open on
The seventh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
1 I.,I,,nrrn,y /, Arhnr my

Toihorrow is Arbor Day and it will be
generally observed III the sohuois of tho
city. the exercises at tho High school
will ho particularly Interesting. They
Will begin at O'Clock aud Professor JD I'm
I. RathIoek. chile. OF the Hennsyivaui,
Forestry Commission Will dollYer all al
drtsF. 5 Ii all the OTHER sehUols there " IL
be 0AeIc.ses approprLato 10 tue day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
The III, of Women

Constipation causes M orc than half tho
Ills Of women. karl's Glover Root Tea Is
a pleasant cure Tor Constipation. For
sale by N. b. Danforth. End and Market
atleety
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Returo y,.l,.

On Wednesday evening, November eth,
Admiral DUPONT Post. No. 2, q. A. IT,. of
this city. will pay return visit to DuPont
Poet. No. "a. in Philadelphia. Some 75
old soldiers, 1t ia expected, will 20 on
this jaunt, and the well known proclivl.
tlaa OF tho members OF DUPONT Post,
Philadelphia will insure a rattllng good
iulIlncntiou,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Tho SECULAR monthly meeting of tho
Woman's Christian lem perance Um,on
will be held at their headquarters, No. 100
West Eighth street, on Friday afternoon
October 18th at O'Clock. slrs. FIJI
AendenhAll Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Great Gnme of IsnIl.

CITY Solicitor thurman waited on the
Street and Saver Department yesterday.
Board OF Health aud the Water Depart.
nenL TO have the diamond put in order at
the Union rect grounds for the great
game Ot bali between the Know 1t ails'
OF Hotel Jennings and the Clayton House
tnls afternoon.
Ihs following bill OF fare has been ar.
ranged:
In the soup.
Scrambled balls. Hot liners
La third strike. Fouls
Hard shell strlkea.
DeviIed outs. Errors.
Slides. Fplkes.
Cream Home Runs.
Gillisvlle threo -biggers.
La Jennings Surprises.
Clayton House bunts. Umpire Cigars.
Fun,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Salvation Oil Is repeating It's curss OF
neuralgia. rheumatism. headache aud
toothaGhe every day, until their name is
legion. Price, 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

The speech is a good
one, judging from re-
suits.
Less than two weeks ago we
asked the people to buy a GER
tain Suit "a very popular price
a d very good Suit-putting
back of it our personal recon.
mendation. A great many hun.
dreds have been sold, with q
daily increasing demand. We
emphasize our former request,
and say to you--Buy the Suit,
recommended by Mr.. Wana-
maker. Either $40 or SO.
It's equal to former SIG to $18
worth. Every size. The larg.
est men fitted.
You may say-Oh, it isn't
good enough. See it, feel it,
examine thoroughly, put it
alongside of previous purchases.
Step into next salesroom. Yes,
it's S1650 or it's $40. Sure
to please froIl our great stock.
Overcoats. Yes, the best we
ever made. $4,000, the acme
of goodness. Tvs $1,000 worth
more than usual. Our aim is
to sell for $4,000 this year as
good as $4,000 last season.
Perhaps it's warmth and
goodness? $500 almost incred.
ible. Such an 0vercoat-win.
ter wear. The marvel of the
business how it's done.
Astonishing how the demand In
Cfaases. S5 and S6. rs All Wool
Suits. WondsrWOrker.
On the purchase of SIS. 90
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
rr, a l.l.,.hnrR mnmmo,n

Lamp 10 light your store. ollice or fac.
tory aud 500 The difference In cost aud
brliIancy. None are genuine unless
elamped on the limp. "Pittsburg," and
for sale only by ! lewis Row. 4l3 King
AIIa.aI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

unlons. trade schools have been establish
ed in several cltIes that are doing tnesli.
mable good. So arbitrary did the trade
unions become that our boys were evsn
denied the right to learn certain trades
and by mon who were not even citizens of
the United States. These traGs schools
have settled the question that our boys
shall learn trades II thsy see fit to. Even
our high schools are teaching the boys
the Tudlments of certain trades. aud have
the means OF developing tho mcvhaulcAl
abilities Of our boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Tr. Simms Blood Puriiier-Its !neom-
able qualities In blood diseases Gdmit
substitute. 80 II leads ali othere as
We cure IN all impurities ol ne
ecll aL G96 KING straeL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
Before } adgs Hall.

Judge Bail last evsnIpg commended
Sergeant Black for good work In arrest.
ing Luke Mclaughlin on the charge OF
disorderiy conduct. The affair took place
under arrest he acted very trouLl ssome
towards the Sergeant He was fned e5
and costs.
Charles Gilmore, colored. hereafter will
be more careful of his conduct. He was
arraigned Last evening on the charge OF
disorderly conduct under the new ordl.
nance and was fined $50 and costs.
Thomas Norman. colored. was charged
with disorderly conduct. Two Witnesses
ewore 1t was all his fault and In addition
to curslng that he displayed a revolver.
At this mornings session OF the court
Mary johnson for the defense testified
that she heard him curse but did not see
any revolver. He was fined IS aud costs.
Marshal Ash. coiored, shcok the duet OF
New Castle jail yard yesterday off his
shoes, cRme here and got few drinks
that put him iu the humor OF begging
from every one he met on Market street.
The court ordered ham to go to New
Castle for 40 days In defaalt of payment
OF IS and Gusts.
Howard Clarke. colored. will be given q
hearing on Saturday evening on the
charge OF assault and battery on John Ii.
Coleman. n school boy from Newport.
VIM. Moreland was arragned on the
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretenees. The case was continued until
Tuesday morning.
Charles Brady aud Martin Dillon, two
boys. were before the court. They have
run away several tlmss from Windsor Col.
iege, Md. Young Diilon belongs in ths
city ana Brady In Philadelphia. The latter
will be returned TO MIS- father and young
Dillon will probably he sent TO the Reform
school as he has left the college on IOJO
different occasions in three Years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
II,n i.Ie,nInr IniI-

George Huber OF Second and Patish
streets, short time ago put an elevator
In his place OF business. A fow dnys ago
Mis-. Huber and several othor la.ile5 were
inspecting 1t, lustedd of stopping at the
lirst floor 1t fell into the cellur. and Mrs
uuber was thrown so Violently against
lhe MalI that 0iie ley waa bI0kun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

TIE hackers In the glove contest OF ths
Corbett and Filzslm mons mill now con.
tend that the fight is to be only glove
contest. 1t was first supposed to I've n
prize fight pure and simple but such q
stink was Kicked up that tho fight is no W
called glove contest. Governor Clarke
leaves the matter for the local authorities
to decide. The hotel keepers and local
sports at Hot Springs, Arkansas. must
certainly want the mill to coms OF there.
II means hundreds OF dollars In their
pockets. BY calling the light glove
contest II IL now thought the srruples OF
the authorities will DO overcome AMI lne
fight tako place
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Howard Shull has been convicted at
Rridgetop. N. j., of burglary. He is also
wanted by our State authorities for bur
4 AIRY ut Delaware City and Letpsic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

karl's Clover Root Ten
Is sure cure for Headache and nervous
diseases. Nothing relieves 80 quickly.
For sale 0y N. Is. Danrorth. end and Mar.
ket streeLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
No Roy. ltmpIoyed.
Wanted Here.

We hays no boys, either at our fountain
or prescription counter. at Taylors Phar.
macy. Su2 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Reverend DR.. Stearns Union Bible
Olass meets IN Central Presbyteria q
Church on Friday evening at 7.8D O'Clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
A Fact worth KnaMlpg.

Consumption. LaGrlppe. Pneumonia,
and all Throat and Lung diseases are
cured by 6hlloh's Cure. For sale by N. B.
Danforth. and and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
I.ombardy Cemetery.

j hack will leave corner Fourth and
Market streets on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons during October at $50
o'clock for Lompardy cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
II saves Lives ivery Day,

II NnVes lives livery Day.
Thousands of cases of Consu M pti on
Asthma Coughs. Colds aud Group ure
cured every day Ivy ShIohs Cure. For
sao By N. u. Danforth. 2ud and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

Z. II. Patton 6i3 Walton ava, Now York
City. writes; i have used Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup for years and hnd it the
most effcacious remedy for coughs. colds
and luryngitis have tried"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

THE lecture OF Ellsha Worresi to Tia
ladies' OF the New Century Club on Wed
nesday afternoon was well sttended.
Every seat was occupied and standing
room was al a premium. His lecture was
on food and how to prepare IL properly
and In appetizinR ways.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

LoRp Sackyills did not know thar Ills
circular about the Honorabls Ihomas I,
Bayerd was loaded. He saya In letter
written 10 tic Daily Telegraph of London
that Only few copies vera printed and
distributed anu wero meant FOR dlstribg-
ton privately amongst lis tienas. He
Is now wondering who LET the 60: out ai
the bag,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

II ia now proposed by the Hon bdward
Blake, who Ia enroute from san Francisco
and Australia. to formulate piau -,
holding great convention to i,a
unity In the Irish party.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

To illustrate the folly Of patronI1,ng
th5 lawyers the hetrs OF John Magure,
tree In number, received iI,i9 each as
their share out of al estate Of s94lG ls.
left by their father. But stlH a great
number OF persons are always ready ant
willing to fight IL the courts what often
could be am!caU y settled without calling
III gentleman Of tne law 10 arbItra,e at
The expense Of your pyekettook.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17

street. Phone 294
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
FEW KNOW ABoUT THF SHAKERS
An iarerestiaz, tsoa-Fsnrins People wac
Have Given the World Many
T.npersaus Dssesvsris.

We may not acospt their peculiar rellg-
ioue beliefs nor can we enter into the
spirit OF their sacriiices. 1t 10 not necos-
sary to believe as thsy do. but we can and
do respect their sincerity OF purpose and
the honor and uprlghtnees which marks
all their business dealings.
The Shakers have always been SUCCESS.
ful inventors and eome OF the xfeatest
Of the conveniences Of the present day
found origin In their settlements.
In one particular they excel all other
men or classes OF men. ana that is In cul.
t.vatlon Of medicinal herbs and plants
and their preparation for use. They have
made IL study for moro than one hun
dred yeArB. II is one Of their peculiar In
dustries. Their lives have boon devoted
to It.
Their latest and greatest achievment is
the Shaker Digestive Cordial II is not
offered 90 cure for all Diseases. It does
not pretend to be. but one disease IL will
cure. end that 10 indigestion.
Sufferers who resort to It's use have not
long TO walt to see the result Tho effeo b
is almost Immediate. The first dose usual.
ly gives relief and II continued perma.
nent euro will follow.
II not only contains already dlgested
food, but 1t dixests food as well. thus
toning up the general system. An Inter
Getting pamphlet is now being issued by
the Shakers and can be had for the aslxing
at almost any drug store.
Try q twenty-five cent bottle of Digest
I've Cordial and see what it will do for
you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-17
y Au.-...ss,..
aaAsp orras nousu

"Aladeline' or ssThs Magic Kisss wee
presented, at the Grand Opera Hoose, last
evening by Camille pArviile and q str ong
company. in judiclous style. The eos.
tnfnes and scenic effects were OF mag.
niiicent order. Tho audience wac large,
and appreciated the performance very
fhr blu tonight at the Grand Opera
House will he 'OHoolfRan's MasQuerade,'
which is being presented by Gallagher and
West and W. ID. Watson's comedians l. 10
comedy of clean aud spicy construction
suceessfuI tour. It will be we'll staged
and onpitally enacted. 90 that it will be
the meIo.dra ma ..Ths Fast MalI,s come
to the Grand Opera House tomorrow
evening.
This Is said TO be the most successful
railroad and scenic melodrama on the
the author and manager. has contrived TO
weave Into consistent story nearly all
the good points OF q sensational drama.
IL has been seeE here before and drew
large audiences. and lhia presentation
should not be an exception.
will be given at the Grand Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday eveninge by q
standard company.
BrJou THEATRE.
'sThe Private Secretary was given It's
last presentation ut the Bijou Theatre last
evening.
The French Fly" Big Burlssque Com.
plny, very strong vaudeville combine.
tloc. will appear at the Bijou Theatre this,
tomorrow and Saturday evenings.
THE AUDITORIUM.
Camille" will be given at the Audito.
rum the baiance Of the week by request
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-01-04
FORTY ONE LIVES LOST.
Horrible Accident Attended Gather
ing Christmas Eve.

Adyices from Klamath Falls Ore, report a
most horrible and fatal accident at Silver
Lake, Lake County, Ore, caused by the over
turning of a lamp at a gathering on Christ
mas eve, in which Al lives were lost and 16
persons badly injured, five of whom will prob
ably die. The gathering had assembled atthe
hall above Chrisman Bros, store, ana
consisted of children, who, with their
parents and relatives, were having grand
time and enjoying what Santa Claus had
brought them. little dreaming that many OF
them would never leave the building alive
Some one attempted to get where he could
see and hear better by jumping upon bench
in the middle of the hall. In doing so his
head struck lamp from the ceiling, causing
the oil to run out, which Immediately caught
fire.
The dead are: Mrs. John Buck, Freddie
Buck and baby Buck, Mrs. Owsley, Lille and
Bruce Owsley, ]. J. Buck aud daughter,
Mrs. Smelling, Mrs Howard and two children,
Wood Hearst and wife, Mrs COshow, Frank
West. wife and two ch ldren; Ed. Rowen,
Miss McCaulley, T. j. Lambres and child,
Mrs. Ward Sr. Mrs, U. +. Absnes,
frankie Herning, Mrs. Payne, Mrs, Net
tic Williams and child, W. Clay Martin and
wife. Robert Small, Mrs. Ella Ward and child,
Frank Ross, mother and sister, Roy Ward $
child, Ira Hamilton, Mrs. Gus Schroeder and
child. The five injured likely to die are
Mrs. T. J. Labrie. Rob Smelling and sister,
Ed Payne and son. Silver Lake is over 100
miles from Klamath Fa Is, and the stage
with Lakeview papers brought the news to
this Dlacp