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The morning times., 1895-08-07
WASTED-ROOMS,
FOR RENT-ROOaIS.

FOR RENT-A neatly-fur. back room;
suitable for l or persons; gentle
men preferred; good locality; terms low.
720 9th ST NV. au7 At
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
6refbant 1T tpbt!

Staatsiefretdr @reIbam 1T am Siens
tag Worsen UNI l nbr Is Min. aus ben
2eben eefbieben. @dbrenb Der Isbter
"a Stunbsn nabmen feline 8rGfte beltdn,
big ab unb frib am Ibenb erfIartsn bi,
IerSte, baB iis ibren Batienten ni9t ret'
ten f6nnten.
@alter Nuintin @refbam mar bon
enelif9er Nbfunft. Seine 8orfabren
soeen mad 8irsinien unb fpater mad
Sarriion County. Sno., mo er am ct.
BatridStas 1882 seboren purbe. SIN
Sabre 1888 purbe iein 8ater sum
S6erif ertpGbIt unb i'm acknowledgement
Sabre bon einem berihti8ten 9ess
perabo, ben CT berbaften noate, ermor.
bet. gr binterlieb feline Satin nit fiini
fle;nen Sinbern. WaIter tpu6s auf,
obne msbr ais stpei ober brei Sabre
S6uIunterriht in ben Wintermonaten
Bu erbaIten, bis er iedsebn Sabre alt
mar. 0ur6 SIeiB unb a~nitrensenbe
2lrbeit uno nit Silfe ieines 8ruberS ees
lang es ibm, bic 0titteI su eridtpinsen,
UNI in baS Seminar su Gorpbon eintres
ten gu ibnnen, mo er stpei Sabre nnter'
ri9t eenpB bann sins er auf bic nnis
periitdt in Bloomington uno poIenbets
feline SduIbiIbuns. Sierauf ftubirte er
unter 8idter u. W. Borter, einem Der
bebeutenbften Suriiten i'm idbli6en Sins
oiana, bic 8edte unb funsirte sIei6ssitis
ais Glerf. SIN Sabre 1854 aifociirte
Iid 8reibam nit 2bomas 6. SIausbter,
ieiner 3eit elm bsrborrasenber 8ebtsans
malt unb ipdter 8idter bes 8reisgeridts.
4ls i'm Sabre 1866 bic repubIifanii6e
Bartei ~8esrinbet murbe, i6toB er Iia
oerfelben iofort an. glS HedtSanpaIt
bate ii6 8reibam bereiis einen 9iuf ais
porfi9tiser uno sepifenbaftsr Mann
erfporben.
8eim IuSbrud bes 8rieses ipurbe
8refbam gum Colonel bes 38. Snoiana
Dol. 88tS. ernannt, 1868 gum 8riaabes
General, in 1864 gum @ommanbeur Der
Dibiiion beS II. Corps Der 9ennefee
2lrmee.-Na1 8senbisung bes arieaes
parb @reibam nieber Ibpofat. Braf.
bent Grant ernannte Jpn gum 8unbess
Siitrittri&ter bon Snbiaua, ipdter gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
q bulbeboree.

SIN Der am Wontae absebaItenen Ser,
iammluns tuurbe bei6Iofen, bic SduIet
bon MittpO9 Nadmittas bis Wonta(
Worsen Su idIieben, um ben SduIfin'
bern @eIesenbeit su seben, an ben 9efol
rationsfeierli6feiten tbeilsunebmen.
Sn Betref Der Nietbune elmer Rdums
lidfeit fir baS Commencement ipuroe be.
ri6tet, raB bic Gcabemp Of Mufie $50
unb bas SOrtbinsbam 500 foiten ipiirbs
benz Gomite iiberipieien.
BebbroeunpaIt $. u. 8napp berid
tete, oab Der Gitel fir bic stpei @run6.
itiide in Der 3. @arb, fir baS neu au er.
bauenbe S6uIbaus beitimmt, gut 1eien.
Die In8ebote fir einen glnbau sur
9to. 33 Sdule purben berIefen une ber
@ontratt our Grri6tuns beHsIben Dem
getpin 9. @iliams iibsrseben, befien
8reis 81, 255 1T.
Die SebDroe bdlt am nd6fen Rontas
Ibeno cine peitere SeriammIuns ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

- Serr Senrp 8pdrotb unb Srau
ipurben am 9ienftae Mben6 bon elmer
srpBen Mense bon Nadbarn unb Sreuns
ben beimseiudt, bic eefommen paren,
UNI ben @enannten Elm ioIennes Obs
i6isbsfef gu ssben. @s sins babel bod
Der.
I6s- Masbeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismard
Sdrinse, Soadnbiide Sdrinss beim Sub.
enb ober SaBden bel 8ibntaper, $50 $40
2adatpanna Npenue.
- Gbparb D'8pbIe rannte am Witt.
nod nit ieinem Sabrrab an @afbinstor
Ipenue eeSen elm anberes, ipurbe abse,
tporfen uno tpGbrenb er nod auf BEN
StrabenpHaiter lag, fubr Elm 8fsrb uni
8utide iiber ibn, ipobei er mebrert
Sdrammen erbieIt, bic isbod unbsDsu'
tenb iinb.
- 9ie ginreiduns Der Drbinans I'd,
IufanSsapparaten an Strabenbabner
i'm Stabtratbe i6eint quite Srii1te a.
trasen, benn am Dienftas unb Mittpod
bat bic scranton Sraction Gpmpanie mi
benz @ation SENDER 8robeberiude ser
ma6t. DieieIben iinb nidt sans sufrie'
beniteaenb aussefaIea. absr bic Gompa'
ME tpiro idon @eee unb MitteI timber
miifen, bieie 2ebensretter prattii9 ansu,
tpenpen, benn bic einsereidte Orbinan
bat, i'm Sale iie in 8raft tritt, Elm,
empfinoIide Strafs beim 8eiserunss,
faqe our SoIse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
Su oerfaufett

Die gsbriibsr 8aufbplp psrfaufen Cots 40 bel
100 fir 81, 200; Ssper, @as unb Wafsr nit
tinbssriftn, ippie pier 8uB brsits Stsinplatten-
S%sttenpsssj fpmrt anp iebet. Ode pine
Strabe lrb presrptt Npenue. 2t,4p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

RadfoIser bon @eneraIpofmeifer Spipe i;
unter BraIibent gIrtbur tpar er cine seit.
lang S6abamtsiefrefdr unb bann Nad.
folser bes Ri6terS Drummonb. SIN
1888 NOR @reibam elm prominenter
Observation-Disclosures Der Rspublifa,
ner, iaste fi6 aber 1892 ais @ssner bes
Mee&inIep SdubsoIe8 bon Der repubIis
tanii4en Bartei los unb tparb mad Der
Wabl bon GIebeIanb 3u beHen StaatSs
ietretdr ernannt. @reibam mar elm
@brenmann. Der an Der Bunbe, bic er
bel 2essett's Sill Dor atlanta in Elm
Sein erbieIt, bis an fem @nbe Ieiben
mubte. Ser Trauersottesbienf fanb
nit sroBem miIitdriidsn pompe am
NitttpoG in @aibineton ftatt unb bann
tpuroen bic lleberrefte mad Chicago be.
fbrbert unb i'm Oaftpoob Sriebbofe ba.
ielbft am Donneritas beieefebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
nus benz oberen EhaIe.
CartbaIb @prrsfppnben,.)

- Sin unbepobnteS Saus Der 8ibD
monb Cottages su Didipn Gitp brannte
Dienita9 UNI Mitternadt nieber.
- Die llntsrbuItuns in SMITHS Sale
lebten Witttpod gum 8enefs Der 6euts
iben ct. 9aulS 8ir6e bon 8rieeburs
mar in ieoer Siniidt elm grfoIs.
- Sobn Burnett bonn 8ouleparb 1T
am Sreitas Morsen burd sinen Sad bon
8eitein in Der Storr Wtine setbbtet more
ben. Cine Srau unb prei 8lnbsr iibers
Ieben ibn.
- Oie DampffefeI Stubs oes Ontas
rio S6adteS gu SIppbant ipurbe am
Samitas our6 Seues seritbrt uno infoIse
oeiien mub bic glrbeit in Der Dtine fir
einIse Belt ein9eitelt tperben.
= 8dbrenO Sobn duffy in Der Obs
serton Mine bel Sermpn einen Barren
lub, purce er burd falenoe8 @eitein 70
idlimm perlebt, baB er furse Belt oaraui
i'm GarbonbaIe SoipitaI itarb.
= Wi9aeI, Der iinsite Sobn be8
WidaeI Selep bon MapfeIb, beridludts
lebte ISOLDE Elm finf Gents Stiif, bas
ii4 i'm unteren TbeiIe bes SaIies feits
iebte unb ibm srpBe S6mer3en bereitet.
Do feline GItern ii6 elmer Operation
pi%oeritrduben, tpirb Der Sunse mbslider4
neiie iterben mihen.
- Soiepb S'@onnor bon DIbpbant
orans am Sreitas Na6t in bas 2iauors
eeiddft bon Goodman & Weib nabe
OIppbant, brebte bic Spunben an meb,
reren SdnapSfaHern an uno Iieb iie
laufen unb polte ii6 bann nit elmer
Guantitat Stof in Slaiden entfsrnen,
ais ct entcedt uno arretirt purbe. 81
iibt i'm @efdnenib.
(@arbpnbaIs @prreIp pntsn,.)
- Der Gontraft sur 9fluheruns BON
Belmont Strube 1T Der Bart Barring So.
iiberSeben porben.
Sobn Oufp purbe am Sreitas
Wtor9en 70 idlimm in Der Soiie Slime
perIebt, oaB er am ieIben 9lbeno i'm
emergency SoipitaI itarb.
- Die Gruitees Der GeibenmibIe
baben beidloHen. ben 8uIfan giienperfen
bon Wilfes.8 Barre ben @pntratt fir stpei
$50 8ferbefraft DampffefeI su iiber.
Seben.
- Ser @ermania @%eiangberein iibt
iebt eifri9 bic 2ieber fir bas Nqentofpn
Sdneerfet elm adtsebn Sanger pers
ben iiG in Der ~stpeiten 8IaiIe am 9reiss
iin8en betbeilisen. Ser 8ereiu ,abIt
lest iiber 100 MitsIieber unb fem Sin.
flub pd6it itetis.
- Im Donnerfae Morsen letter
Wo6e ipurben bic 8epobner an Der obes
rem Ounbaf Strabe bur6 cine 2ufters
i6iitteruns aus benz SdIafe setpedt uno
beim Na9ieben tparb entbedt, baB bic
eanSe Sront beS 2abens bon Gabriel
Bu8Iiano burb elm SprensmitteI seritbrt
mar. IS Iiest aueenideinlid elm 9ades
aft Dor, bod iuer Der Sbatsr 1T, purbe
nidt ermitteIt. 9usi SeaIso tpurbe aIs
Der mutbmaBIide Sbdter ipGter benz
County 8efdnsniB iberpieisn, benn es
tpurbe betannt, oab er sebrpbt bate, ben
Pusliano iammt SauS in bic SUIT su
ipren9en.
: Srau Daniel We@ratb bon SoreIt
@itp fpurbe am Sonntas MDrsen bon
einem grie BUG iiberfabren unb set6btet.
Sic befano ii6 auf Der Su9e mad ibrer
Sub, oils ii4 Der unfaI ereisnsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
!. sn sjnsm Bulletin bss 2ntanife,

- Sn einem Bulletin bes 8otanifers
beS observation-disclosures. S. 9. gobiae.
madt oieier bic glneabe, baB Der Saa.
ben, tpelder ben Sarmern bes 2nnbes on
ibren Ianbpirtbibaftliden @srdtben unb
Yrooutten, fopie bur1 8erminberuns
beS @ertbeS beS @runb unb 8obens
our6 llnfraut eeidiebt, fid aliabrIid
auf unsesdblte Miqionen Dollars be.
IGuft. 0as Bulletin entbdlt aIIerIei
pidtise Inipeiiunsen sur auSrottuns
bes llnfraute8 unb brinst barauf, bab
oisie Neutrality-suspicious. in Der praf.
tiiden 2anbtpirtbidaft in lntpenbuns
fommen.
- Or. SuIius 8dmmerer, elmer Der
dlteIten unb ~befannteiten Gerste bon
@tIantic Gitp, Der befannten S~eebabtabt
in Netp Seriep, 1T baieIbit mad LANCER
&rantbeit i'm Nlter' bon SO Sabren gee
itorben. ST mar in Suben eeboren unb
bate auf Der SeibelberSer llniperftat
iein gramen beitanoen. @eeen 8e.
tbeiliaune an Der repclutionGren 8etpeg.
uns bon 1848 unb l849 in DeutidIarb
mubts er mad Sranfreid fIldtsn ,inb
beeab iid nab 8aris. SIN Sabrell862
fam er mad ben Ser. Staatsn unb lieb
iih in 8btIabeIpbia nieber, mo er iiber
adssbn Sabre ais 4rSt praftisirte. SIN
atlantic @itp mar er ieit 1882 anidhi9.
- Das Obers 8unbeseeridt bat an
Wontas in einem bon Gbief. Suffice SuIs
Ter perleienen 8utadten baS bon gueen
Debs unb isinen @enofsn bon Der
,RaiInap Union" ein8ereidte @efuh
UNI ben grIaB zines Sabeas Corpus See
febIs abidIdsis beidieoen. Sic miiien
oas ibnen in eriter Snitans auferleste
urtbeiI bon @efansnibitrafe abbdBen.
- lnssfdbr a6ttauienb Meniden.
eini6IieSIi6 pieler iiiolider 8eteranen,
wobnten Sumitas Radmittas in Souls.
bile, &p., Der feierIiden @runbiteinless
uns bes gum 8cbddtnib an bic eefales
men Gonibberirten proieftirten DenfmaIs
BEL. bas nit einem 8oitenauftpanbe bon
Sl2, 900 erridtet iperoen tpirb. Nah
Sdlub Der Seier purben bic @rdber Der
8eteranen auf benz Gape Sil @ottess
ader nit 8Iumen eei9midt.
- Die Silbers Demofratsn bon Sens
tudp baben bei6IORen, in 2~Ouispiae cine
tdsli6e Worsenseitune bsrauSSueeben,
UNI gropasanoa fur freie SiIberprdsuns
Al MAIDEN. Das nDtbise @sIb basu 1T
bereitS aufsebradt poroen. 4n benz
unternsbmen iinb u. u. betbeilist Gee
neral STAT Sarlin, bemofratiider Sanbi.
bat fir 8Oupernsur. Sarpsp Mepers
bon Gopineton, Sobn 8. Carroll, 8or.
iiber oes bemofratiiden Stats. GomiteS.
uno llrep @oObion pom Greensboro
.WeRenser''.
- Die gbieasoer BoIisei fabnbet auf
bic Infibrer elmer 8anbe iuneer Slubs
unb Safenpiraten, lauter Ne8er, tpelde
am Srsitas bic am Sduboamm bes
RorbbafenS Iiessnbe fleine Golonie bon
Siidern iiberfieI, bic iduBloien 2eute
auspldnbsrts, ibr Gisenibum tbsilmeiie
seritbrte unb einen alien Slider HamenS
Souls 8Ians srita6. Webrere Witslies
Der Der 8anbe iinb berbaftet, aber bic
Infdbrer nod nibt %sefunben porcen.
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= Serr Better BeuIer bon STEIN gor'
Strabe Bat bas grumen fir bic Situiatur
zines 8adelor Of Miuiif Der Trinity Uni.
berittdt in SOronto, Ganaba, erfoIsrsi6
beltanben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
Neme Mmsei9em.
2anb AZ ~perfanfen.

$50 ader. Elm Sbeil BACON 9utes GRASSLAND,
ales bewdfert Iiest in Hoarins 8root Sotpn,
ibip, weftlid on bic 8arms BON @ag Ybiaips
lno 8arnsp Slosum sr.nJeuo. an Der Roro.
ieite an Dos 9anb BON Gdert uno i'm Often an
Sobn WuIsn. Die acknowledgements ino
lsi9t uno Der niserisite srsis bee eanOss II
a9t Dollars % fno ipeoer Soblen nod
@ineraIlen %reielpirt Rdbere aastlnft sisbt
Sobn Staut ODER aud in Der Office Dee
,,Bodenblatt'. ~, ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

gf7R0 fault elm buppsItss Saus nit
PIsOO sebn Stuben In Der fl. Warb,
nabe CEDAR apenue. 8srmietbet li6 gut unb IL
cine quite Village. S%ebinsunssn ME p%srlanst.
Gpmseys s. 6ranS 424 Spruce CITRATE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
3u o~erfaufen :

@sr zine Der i&Snfsn epts in Der Stabt su
fauftn tpini6t, Der tpsnps ii@ an bic @sbripsr
aaufbcIt, @ts pine Strabs unp prsseptt Gps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
SerIan0t:

Gin bfatites MGbden, UNI auf baS 9anb
3u sebsn. HGbrre glusfunft ertbeiIt
Grau 8reb. q Ii II fer,
SO9 Seferipn Mpsnus.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

Massachusetts keeps it's health statis-
tics with much care, and the annual re-
port for 1894, which has just been is
sued, presents many instructive points.
The improved water supply throughout
the state is steadily cutting down the
typhoid fever cases. Though consump-
tion is still the most de. t.utt tive disease,
its fatality has decreased nearly one half
since 1858. Pneumonia is now second.
and 1t carries off almost as many as con-
sumption. The figures of mortality of
the year are: Consumption, 5527 f;
pneumonia, 5499; brain diseases, 5144 ;
heart diseases, 1896; cholera infantum
2704; old age, 1861; bronchitis, 1913 +;
kidney diseases, 1885; cancer, 1888
diphtheria and Group, 1894. The birth
rate was 27.55 per 1000 and the death
rate 20.13. The number of twins born
during the year was 1920, and there
were nine cases of triplets. Eighteen
centenarians died IN 1894, and 447 other
persons who were over the age of 90,
seventy seven having passed the age OF
90. OF the whole number who died at
ages beyond 80 years, 152 were men and
Sl3 women, striking proof that in
New Englant women live to greater
age than men.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

in now and are being rapidly sent to the
places where there is the greatest need.
An American central committee is now
being organized, under the lead of the
Chamber of Commerce in this city, and
the treasurer is Spencer Trask, 27 Pine
street, New York City. 1t is not yet
settled whether the Red Cross Society
will be allowed to distribute funds, but
the attempt will be made; and it only
remains to see if the Turkish govern
ment will forbid the operations of soci-
ETY. which it has itself authorized by
treaty.-N. Y. Independant.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

For the many accidents that occur
about the farm or household, such as
burns scalds. bruises cuts, ragged
wounds, bites of animals, mosquitoes or
insects, gals or chaffed spots, frost bites,
aches and pains on any part of the body,
or the ailments resulting from exposure,
as neuralgia, rheumatism etc. DrJ. H.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has
proved itself sovereign remedy. Price
25c, 80 and $l.O0 per bottle. Snipes-
Kinersly Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1896
ENGLAND'S ATTITUDE.

It is not well to become excited about
the alleged possibility of war between
the United States and England over the
Venezuelan matter. The note. of the
Marquis of Salisbury in answer to Sec
retary Olney's dispatch of several
onths ago, says the Globe Democrat,
is q refusal TO arbitrate the bound
ry question. 10 be sure; but 1t does
not carry with it any intimation or
suggestion that this position will be
maintained regardless of consequences.
There is nothing offensive or threaten
ing in such proceeding; and it is not
at all likely that there is any hostile in
ention behind it. On the contrary,
there is manifest desire to discuss the
question and an evident purpose to rely
upon diplomatic strategy for the adjust
ment of the case, SO far as this country is
concerned. This IS characteristic of
England when dealing with a nation
of equal strength. In a controversy
which thus involves the danger of being
called to account by formidable adver-
sary, she is always disposed to play an
amicable part and to be very careful of
speech, however persistent and volum-
inous. We have had sufficient evidence
of this in our own experience with her
to justify the conclusion that in the
present instance she will not take any
chance of provoking war, even if she
should find it necessary to make u COM
plete surrender of her claim in order to
avert that calamity.
The situation is such that our govern
ment is in duty bound to insist upon
the proposition that there shall be no
enlargement of the area of British Gui-
ana in 6erogation of the rights and
against the will of Venezuela, which is
simply saying that the United States
will not consent to the forcible increase
of the possessions of any European
power on this continent. That was the
tenor of Secretary Olney's dispatch to
the Marquis of Salisbury, and there can
be no backing down from a position
thus plainly and deliberately taken. 1t
is the Monroe doctrine as understood
and endorsed by the American people,
and it cannot be abandoned or modified
TO please England or any other country.
The justice and fairness of it cannot be
made subject of dispute. It repre-
eents interests and circumstances OF
vital Importance, and the sentiment
that supports it is practically unanimous
and uncompromising. If England does
not fully realize this fact, she will find
it out in all of its certainty and potency
as soon as the occasion comes for its gen.
eral expression; and it is entirely safe
to predict that she will discover way
to avoid military collision with it. She
will exhaust all peaceful resources in
her efforts to obtain what she wants,
and the correspondence between the two
governments will be long and tiresome
but in the end settlement will be
effected without any appeal to arms or
any serious disturbance OF the existing
friendly relations.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
self=help

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Doctors call your case an
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He knows also that when
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better to break up cod-liver
oil out of the body than to
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with it. Scott's Emulsion
does that.
scorr & BOwnB. Chemists. New York. 5oe and s..oo
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

The popularity of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ard the high esteem in
which it is helds leads US to believe it to
be an article of great worth and merit.
We have the pleasure of giving the ex-
perience of three prominent citizens OF
Redondo Beach, CAL, in the use of the
remedy. Mr.. A. V. Trudel! says: 81
have always received prompt relief w hen
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mr.. James Orchard says: 81 am salts
fed that Cham mberlain's Cough remedy
cured my cold.'' Mr.. ]. NJ. Hatcher
says: "For three years 1 have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my
family and it's results have always been
satisfactory" For sale by Blakeley &
Houghton, Druggist.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

Now is the time to organize meetings.
all over the country to demand protec-
tion for American interests IN Turkey,
and to collect funds for the relief of not
less than half a million people in danger
of dying of hunger and cold this winter.
The pope has already given a generous
contribution. English gifts are flowing
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

That the cost of royalty is not an in
considerable thing to nation is seen by
the daily income of the following princi-
pal rulers of Europe: The Gear of Rus
sia, $4,000; the Sultan of Turkey, $780,
600; the Emperor of Germany, $4,000; /;
the King of Italy, $4,000; the Queen of
England, $4,000, and the King of the
Belgians, 81 600.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

The last shipment OF consignment of
wool went by the Regulator this morn
ing. For several days the boat has been
having revival of the wool carrying
trade of last summer Over zoo, 600
pounds have been shipped during the
past week. The wool goes to Boston via
the Regulator line and the Southern
Pacific. All last summers wool is not
out of the country yet.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18

The Regulator carried large load of
freight from The Dalles this morning.
There was one consignment of thirteen
tons of feed for Drano, where the Aume
of the Oregon Lumber Co is situated.
Besides this, Cascade Locks. White
Salmon and other river points received
large amounts of freight.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-18
Four Dollars a cord.

Four dollars will now buy a cord of
good oak wood delivered at your wood
shed. We will sell at this price for a
time to reduce our stock.
deciStf Jos. 7. PETERS & Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
No Extra session Of Congress i.

The President has decided not 70 call
an extra session OF Congress to pass
upon the decision rendered by the Su.
preme Court on the constltutlonality of
the income tax. 1t seems to be- tho gen.
eral opinion that the income tax will
have to be paid and then suit entered for
its repayment back from the Government
Attorney oiney says; The only way
can see by which persons who object to
paying the tax can secure judicial action
is by their paying the tax under protest
and entering suit for It's recovery.
Instructions have been sent out from
Washington. d. O., to each Of the sixty
three collectors OF internal revenue to
hold income tax lists due April 10th until
further orders, and retain possession OF
all returns received. and signed by Joseph
s. Miller. commissioner. From present
appearances our Democratic Congress
with their usual business foresight have
put the dear public into quite hois by
their reckless cutting down of protection
to Anne rlcan Industries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10


sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias 70 me directed,
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the City
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
State of Delaware
ON TUESDAY,
THE 23d DAY OF APRIL 1895.
at 2 o'clock p. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain house and lot of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, and State of Delaware,
bounded and described as follows. to wilt:
Beginning at a corner stake standing on
the easterly side of King street between
also corner of a lot which Joshua VOL
laston and wife sold and conveyed unto
Michael Nankirk tnow of at the centre
of his most southerly gable and wall, and
thence. passing through said wall and
with said Nankirk's line south IS degrees
east, about l26 feet more or less to land
now or formerly held by Thomas Beeson.
formerly part OF this lot, but sold on
under the direction of Susanna p. Malen's
VIII: thence with said Thomas Beeson's
line south 81 degrees west rs feet to n
corner stake of this lot and a lot of the
said Joshua Wollaston, formerly con-
veyed to James Payne mow Of; thence
100 feet more or less to stake on the
easterly side of King street; thence with
the same north 80 degrees east rs feet to
tho place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF stephen n Cox Cox mortgasor
PAUL GILLIS. Sheriff.
Sherin's Once. Wilmington. Delaware,
April 4, 1896.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Our Wilmington riremeu.

The popular fad with the Wilmington
firemen now i5 to get n chemical fire en-.
glne there being at least four companies
that now want one. 1t has generally
heretofore been impossible to got ar ex.
perienced fireman to put his trust in any-
thing else to put out fire except the wlter
from the nozzle. But Washys success
with her new Chemical Machine has sst
them all agog. Such patriotic zeal In
our Wilmington volunteer iiremen Is
commendable. They delight to get on
the fret water and put fires out quickly :,
They are SO efIlcientat this that our people
have doubts as to whether a far moro ex-
pensive paid system would be as success
ful. The people are not wanting any
thing better than our present volunteer
Com pnnlea