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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
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eeteu Sultaub Der i6leimigeu Nustleiouus Der sulta
dtlten Aohre psruriatt. g9euu btsie R0bre iib eut:
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tolgt Gaubbett uno wenu bic gntsunouus nibt gsbo:
ben uno eteie R0bre pteoer in ibren geb5riseu Sultant
perieet pereen fam, wiro bas Geh5r iir immsr Serit6rt
peroeu; ueuu S6ue uuter Sebn limb eurd 6atartb per:
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idIeimigeu Sterfdheu III.
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uiat ourd GiunebnIsn pom Sails Sdtorrb 6ur beiler
tonuen. yaBt 6ut umionit Circulate tOmmsu.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
Sermii6te Wa6ri6teu.

- Die pielen neueroin9s auf9etau6=
ten Wunber=9 Dctoren uno beiltrditioen
S6afer erinnern ben SannOp. Sour.
an fOl9enOe 8eibibte aus Dem 2eben
oes leBten SerSogs Don Gelle. Ser
SersOg liebte es, allein unertannt meite
SpaSiersdn9e in Die SaiOe 81 unters
uebmen. Giuitmals traf .er bort einen
Soldier, Der, auf ieinen Stab li6 lebs
neno, ben S1aien Suiab. Der Sersog
reoete i'm an uuo ia0te. err tonne ais
peritdnoiser Wann bO6 aud ipGs 9lnOez
res tbun, ais 10 oasulteben uno su iau=
~lensen. - sd benz amer mir 0nners
lebrt." ~Sbr miiBt oOctOren." =
Dat lam i'd MIDI" - sd mill es
Sud lebreu; SIR miiBt Sud iiber ben
DR.. price's Gream Safiua pomSer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
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@on clnem @nooenatt ses @ou-
bernelIrs BON &eutudD meloet Der
ggonispille an3ei9er"; 8Ouoerneur
Srown bit einen 9te0er Ramens @iui.
ans aus Sait uno gunoen erlolt.
9Ns GNnie Yerbre6eu oes Mannes
beltano BARN, b0B er in eulem Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09
QusIan ).
EcutfhIano
VQneru.

Ser9ittuna ibres gbemannes gum Sooe
perurthellt.. IS lit bies oas speite
SDoesurtbeil ipe9en @attenmproes IN
oleler Seillon Der baDriiden Sbmur=
geribte. Ger Woro wurDe ibon Dor
Sebn Sabren periibt. Sic 8emernoe
wuBte oarum, unterbrildte Die Sadie
aber, neil Tie fiirttete Die &inoer Der
Ntoroerin ernabren 81 miiflen, psnn
lie an9eSeist piiroe. grit jeyt 1T Elm
neu in Die 8eseno perisBter 8enoarn
oaBiutergetOmmeu.
r @etfalen.
- 9lus Der GiIenbabnporlase, bic
Dem preuBiiher gb9eoronetenbauie sl=
segan9en, tragen mir nod eini9e Mit=
tbellungen ilber einSelne gabulinien
na1: Srllon 8elete. Sie gilenbabn
lit in Gerbinouug nit Der 2inie paoer=
bOrn=giiren oornebmlia oaSu beitimmt,
oas Dbere WObHetbal iOpie oas Nlmez
thai lnO beiieu S%eitentbdler nit Der
&reistaot Vrilon uno Dem &reisorte
Siren 81 eri6lieBen. auBeroem be-
SDedt oleielbe Die Serltelluna beierer
uno absetir3ter ELECTROMAGNETIC spi=
i6en Der obern Gubr uno Siemel elmer
let's uno Dem nOroliben Sbeile Der
YrDplnS Wetfalen neblt ani9liebenoen
Sanoesgebieten anoerieits ge9eniiber
ben se9enpdrtia spiiden Der obern
&ubrtbalbGbn uno Der Soeft=4ltenbe=
tener Yabn beltebenoen S1ienenper=
blnDungen iiber 6%rOnoenberg uno 9Dar=
burg. Die Sabu bat cine 2Qn9e BON
ettpa 49, &m., ipOppu auf Die gum
RegierunssbeSirt Irnsberg 9eb0renoen
Srelle SrilOn uno Gippltaot etfua q
uno 10 Sn.. auf ben &reis 8iiren
etiua 1919 Sim. entiallen. Sas 0er=
tebrs9ebiet umiaBt se0en $50 Gtm.
mo eini6lieBlib Der Staot @eiete runo
40, 900 einwObner. 9as Itaatsieitia
auiSuwenoenoe Yaucapital belduit ii6
na6 Dem SOraniblag ausi6liebli6 Der
bon ben getbeilisten 81 trasenoen
8runoertuerbstolten. auf $40 600
Wt. OOer runo l07, 500 W. fir oas
&llOmster. Sie 8runoe,uerstoiten
iiuo auf SOC, 900 M. seiaaBt.
- Ser oiesjdbriee Oroentlide welt=
fdlii6e StdOtetas miro am q. uno %.
SUM in Serioro itattitnoen. gls Ser
neutrality-suspicious. iino in @usii6t
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9emeinoen 81 Sorableiiiunsen 81 8un=
ten Der 1eiammtbeit i'm Staat uno in
Der prOpina, insbelotbere bel 9abn=
bpfsumbauten uno bel REORGANIZATION
Der yebOroen. 2. ginri6tung bon
GRANDCHILDREN in ben StQoten, Ing be-
~iouoere in tleiuereu StQoten. 3. Brit
Jung Der 6rage, Oh Die grri4tuua
elmer peniionscalie fir Die 8emeinoebe=
amten bel Der PrOoinS, dbuli1 Der bon
oieler fir Die YrODin5lalbedmten erri6=
teten, erltrebt weroen iOl.
liaB= 2otbringen n.
Sel Der WtilfarsWtl1terlIng IN
Gels wuroen flint Suriden aus Gber=
bad bel SelS in Saft 9euOmmen, neil
lie es periuht batten, bur6 Mnwen=
oung bon Auediilber Elm trGntlides
@usieben berbeiSuiiibren. Die Yolisei
bate Na6ri6t bon Der Sa6e erbalten
uno Die Wtuiterun9seOmmiiiior bieraui
auImertiam 9emabt. Die Ierbaftunq
erreste mn 10 arOBeres Auiieben, ais
iib inter Den S%erbafteten Der Sobn oes
Silr9ermeilters bon Gberba6 befano,
welder bel Der Wulteruu9 ais Ortspora
lteber 5u9e9en mar.
Sn Sngweiler itarb beim
San5e gum Sbreden 0ller Elm SienIts
maoden (aus MlBig 9ebiirtis) infOlse
81 Harlem Sdniirens am Ser5i9las in
Den Nrnen leines SdnSers.
9em 15jdbrisen Sobne oes Mal-
lers GeOrs Grip in WieberrDoern,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09

puroe ais er init Dem 6iittern Der Bferbe
beihdftigt mar bon eiuem Wtutterpferoe
bic Naie abgebilien, iooab lie nllr nod
an einem SautfeBen bling. Gum Slid
mar iofort iab9emdBe Silfe CUR Siele,
ipoaB man hofen barf. bab Die Haie
ipieoer gut anwadien miro.
SIoenburg.
Cine iebr angeuebme lleber-
rai6uns mlroe Spei jun9en &euten bon
Siir9ereloe por &ursem su She'll.
Yin ben Stiefpater berielben 1T ars
Gom Die Mittbeilun9 bierber9elan9t,
oaB elm Sntel Der beioen Stiefiobne,
Der ppr Surgeon bort geltorben lit, oieie
sl uniperialerben ieines betrGhtlihen
Sermogens einaeleBt babe. Der CRIB
LATER war ein SrrDer Der jungen 2eute
llno bate in Gom Elm Supeliersei6dit,
nit benz er iid arOBen &eidtbum er=
parb. Gr itarb unperbeirotbet, uns
Die 9interlanenidaft, Die ben beioen
gang u%nOerbofft 81 Grben 9eporoenen
Iun9en Seuten sufdut, ipQ lib auf fat
300, 900 Wart besiffern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-09

Dr.. price's Cream Safiu9 powoer.
S6&ie @slt'AusfeQuass Mas,eif".~'a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17


George Harold. who is. walking from
oakiand, Cal, to New York city, left hers
yesterday.
John II. Parsons of this city had his
pocket picked OF $50 In Philadelphia on
Saturday.
Services In memory OF the late Rev.
George 3. Bradford will begin In st. Jos.
eph's Il, q. Church on Saturday.
Chief Engineer Walker, of the Fire De.
part nent, is making an inspection of large
buildings to see If thoy are provided with
proper tire escapes.
South American ant.enter in the
schooner George Taulane Jr.. now at Third
street wharf, ID attracting considerable at.
tentioB.
nwillam Linn and Robert jenkins have
returned homo to Whining son from q trip
to England and Scotland.
L II Pyle and ]. H. MynIch rode from
our city to the Tloga races on Monday
night, a distance OF So miles. they say. In
two hours time. AM they were not half
trying either.
Peaches are coming into our market In
better shape, but the shipments thus far
have been very light. There have been o
large lat OF imperfect peaches put on our
market for sale that should have been
sent to the erematory.
Mr.. Hiram Yerger. No. II East Third
street. had new safe put In his place of
business on tuesday afternoon.
Red top clover plowed under makes
good dressing for raising crops. Try 1t.
Stories differ as to the number of fish
that are caught by the boys when they
return home from their fishing trips. The
number and size vary according to the
Inventive genius of the llshermanis mind.
The Delaware Iron Company at New
Castle has to pay State license fee of
S46l. 80.
Isaae s. Bullock. although well up In
years, is as enthusiastic bicycle rider as
there is in Wilmington. He is president
of the Wilmington Bicycle Club But he
snys he draws the line at taking spins on
Sunday
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will give
their annual moonlight tonight IWednes.
day) on the steamer Riverside to Angus.
tine Pier. Grace orchestra will furnish
the music to drive away dull care. No
eourting allowed on the boat.
Try one OF Mitchels deyiled crabs. 7th
/ and Poplar streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17

1.-THE imitation of foreign wines and
liquors was never SO extensively prac.
ticed as now" said an old importer and
expert In this line on Market street.
There are many suits pending In various
parts of the United States relating to this
imposition. Hero is quart bottle OF i'm.
ported champagne, apparently protected
by new device In corklng, but here Ia
the Imitation, and before opening 1 defy
any one but an expert to tell the differ.
ence. II you will notice the label you
will see that the law is evaded by the
omission of two letters In the spelling OF
name. Here is a bottle OF Benediotine
and one of Chartreuss, and there are the
limitations. The peculiar shape of the
TASKS, the glass marks and even the color
OF the zeal are perfectly Initiated. But
observe the imprint. Some OF the letters
are only Indicated, as II tho I'm preston
were accidentally imperfect but this is In.
tentlonal and calculated 10 deceive"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17
ROOSEVELT SCORES HILL.
Declares tho E.erus Law WAS Passed. fo
pulItIenI Cnnyenienoe.

DoCtnres tho FzeiEe t.fW WINS Passed. Tor
Political Convenience.
NEW York, July lin speech before
one of the good government clubs last
night Police Commissioner Theodore
Roosevelt oombatted the statement that
crime had increased in New York city un-
der the new administration of the police
department He produced statistics to
show that the number OF arrests under
the now administration had been greater
than under the old. Speaking of Senator
Hill he said:
81 do not usually ascribe motives and I
would ordinarily hesitate in speaking of
a United. States senator, to say that his
governor and his legislature (for he con-
trolled them both absolutely deliberately
enacted law which they deliberately in
tended to be dishonesty executed, but /
do not have to ascribe motives in this case,
for Senator Hill's letter is in effect frank
ayowal that these were the motives which
actuated the Tammany legislature that
passed the present law. This law is now
being honestly enforced, and Senator
Hills assault upon the honest enforce
ment Is tantamount to the admission that
II never has been honestly cnsarced before
and that he never expected 1t to be hon
estly enforced
"This Sunday excise law has never been
q dead letter. 1t has always been enforced
against the man without money and with
out political influence. 1t was passed with
the deliberate purpose of keeping a sword
over the neck of every saloon keeper who
did not render abjectly faithful service to
Tammany Hall and to the state machine
which Tanmany Hall served
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17

The Street and Sewer directors last
night opened the bids for the construction
of city sewers. and while the work was
going Oh those Interested crowded tho
room. The sewers to be built will be on
Lowering avenue from Van Buren, street
to Hancock street, and on Hancock street
from Lowering avenue to Shalloross sveg
Beech street from Clements run to Van
Buren, street;Van Buren, street from Bsech
street to Maple street; Maple street from
Van BureD street to Harrison street. and
on Harrison street to the end OF the
present sewer; Buena Vista street. Race
streat between Hutton ana Mill streets;
Mill street between Race aud Market
streets. and Market street between Mill
street and Elliott avenue; Sixteenth street
from Walnut to King streets. and French
street from Fourteenth to- Sixteenth
streets; Second street from Monroe street
to Jefferson street; Front street from Or
ange street to Madison street. and Ian.
caster avenue from Madison street to(
Monroe street; Monroe street from Ninth
to Tenth streets; Orange street from Fifth
street to Ninth street and Sixth street
from Shipley street to Washtn gton street,
and Tatnali street from Filth street to
Seventh street.
Jenkins. John Jacoby, LYNN il Phillips.
A. s. Reed il Brother Company OF this
city. Ward anti Sucker of Harrisburg.
Jone3. Pollard Accompany OF Phlladelphia.
John McCGnn and b. J. Sullivan OF PhtlA-
delpha.
The contracts were not awarded, how.
ever. as 1t will be several days before the
bids can be gone over, and the bids care-
fully examined. At glance it appears
that John Jacoby is the lowest bidder.
taking the work ell through. The sscond
lowest bidder may be Joseph Jenkins,
The other business transacted by the
department was OF purely routine cha T.
aoLer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17

On the 5th OF Novembe next elections
| will be held in twelve States. as follows:
Iowa. Kansas, kentuekY. Maryland, Mas
| sachusetts. Mississippi. Nebraska, New
York. New Jersey, Ohio. Pennsylvania.
Virginia and In ths Territory OF Utah.
which will. by that time. have about com.
! piled with all the conditions required OF
| IL to make II q State. Oregon Rhode la-
land, Michigan and Wisconsin held eleo.
tions early tho year. An election will
be held In Connecticut on October for
town officers and to pass upon proposed
redistrlcting OF the State Senate.
Iowa will elect State officers and Leg.
lslature TO elect United States Senator
to succeed Hon. William d. Allison. Re.
publican; Kentucky, State officers and g
Legislature, which will elect United
States Senator to succeed Hon J. @ 3.
Blackburn. Demo- Maryland, State
ofilcers, the Lower House Of the Legisla-
ture and==fourteen State Senators; tho
Legislature will elect q United States
Senator to succeed Hon, q. Fl. Glib
son, Democrat Massachusetts, State
officers and Legislatures; Mississinpl.
which will elect successor to United
STATES Senator George. Democrat
Nebraska Justice of the supreme Court
and two Regents OF the State University
New Jersey, Governor and seven Senator'S
and an entire Assembly; New York, State
officers and All entire Legislature; Ohio.
State officers and Legislature, which
will elect successor to United States
Senator Calvin $. Brice. Democrat; Penn
sylvania, a State Treasurer and seven
Judges OF the Superior Court; Virginia.
members OF the House of Delegates and
one half (twenty) OF the State Senate
The Senators chosen this year will particle
pate In ihe election OF o Senator of the
United States. to succeed John W. Daniel
Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17
MIR. New ON the Situation.

Tho Philadelphia Inquirer says: 'Prlor
to setting sail for London ex.Consul- Gen.
eral John q. New Of Indiana. impaired q
number of his ideas on the political stu.
alton to O New York reporter. even going
to the extent of advising the Democrats
whom they should nominate In 1906 1t
appears in his interview that Colonel New
has not the slightest notion that Mr..
Cleveland will be nominated for third
term. I'VE ended all that at Chicago =
he aaid ''when General Grant ran" W.
@. Whitney" he added, is the strongest
man the Democrats could nominate, q
conclusion that Ia warranted by the ex-
secretary's present standing In his party.
or Reed and Mckinley Colonel New
would not talk, but he threw up his hat
for both Harrison and Allison In his usual
breezy fashion. The most important part
of the Colonel's interview. however, bears
on the financial question. Though this
was generally couched In guarded Ian !.
guage 1t was clear where 1t touched on
the general sentiment OF the country with
reepacti to money. Ninety per cent. of
the Repub blieans, he said. md seventy. five
per cent. of the Democrats favor honest
money. They want dollar that has In II
just one hundred honest cents, and that
ia what they will vote for when election
comes. This news. coming from a State
where it was supposed the teachings of
men like Senator Voorhees, had made
many converts, Is especially cheering"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17

There is no more delightful place near
Philadelphta than that charming resort,
Lincoln Park, on the Delaware. What
enjoyment one needs Is found there every
day. LINCOLN Park is the pleas ure ground
OF the people aud 1t would be hard indeed
for any one to 60 tbare and say he had
not put In q good time. After an hours
delightful sail on the breezy Delaware
you arrive at q spot that seems to have
been especially laid out for your enter
talnment. There you iinL shady groves
excellent music, all the different forms OF
amusement and everything possible In
the way of refreshments for the inner
man. What more eau the pleasure. seeker
ask?
Wahnemscher's big military band. With
all the latest selections OF both popular
and classical music. gIves three concerts
evory day that cannot fall to please all
lovers of first class music. In the even.
Ing is that charming spectacle. the fairy
land illumination.
The pretty surroundings. the brilliant
lighting and tho beautiful grounds add to
the soene All that 10 wanting 10 the
falrlea themselves.
This is the home of the ladies' and chill.
dron. Here they find rest safety and
eontentment. No place elsa are they
shown the same courtesy and attention.
For over five years the management has
worked night and day TO show Philadel.
phians that they had q resort to be pa
tronized by the ladies' and children. The
management has arranged to give gra nd
display of fireworks every week.
Steamers run hourly from Race and
Christian streets, Philadelphia.
Dny Ridge On tho Chesapenke.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17
puE su..ooLnousE ON THE HILL


Down the lane and up the valley, through
the pasture by the mill,
Lies the pathway. and follow, as 1t were
child at will.
Till 1t euds beneath the beliry Of the
echoolhouae on the hill.
Like hymn OF conservation. anu Wlth
meaning as complete
As the score of rude initials carved upon
the rearInost seat,
Are the merry peals o laughter and the
rush of nimble feet.
On the play ground, as linger fain to be
And forgetful of The changes that have
marked my way since then,
Innocent of all the worries OF this world
of busy men.
As by some maglcians challenge, all the
past is swept away.
And the boys and girls of forty are the
children OF to-day
In this hour of intermisslon. given up to
Joyous play
Some oontending In the forum to red Gem
the Golden Rule.
Some are weaving webs OF fancy from
traditions mystic spool;
Others, passed to broader vleion In a Det'
ter, higher school,
Since they heard that bell at recess
sound Its summons, as sublime,
And as potent In its echoes Gown the
end course OF lime.
Az the Sabbath morning Massage nf the
Rrandest steepie chino.
Seems as IL the voice OF conscience. speak
Ing through tho oaken door.
Would reproach me as unworthy OF the
lessons learned OF yore-
That those precepts should have fruited
In q fund of ripper lore.
Yet. O deeper sense assures me that whaLer
may have wrought
Worthy of oommemoratlon In the argosies
OF thought.
Grow, cen from this hu IN BILE temple, where
my A. B, Cs were taught.
Every memory Ia sacred, and the eye Of
fancy sees
Joy or penitence responsive to the teach.
er's stern decrees.
And what pRstimesl From the ball field
to the Jolly spelling bees.
Thf ough the mist of lifes emotions 1t
conveys subtle thrill;
so, God grant that In the CLEANING may
see 1t standing still.
And inhale the inspiration OF the school
house on the hill.
American journal OF Education.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17
Charged with RobbinR Mlnsrs.

PITTsBURa, July 17-operator L. D.
Stein and his check weighman, T. r. Mar
shall, were arrested yesterday on charge
of stealing coal from the miners at the
Idlowood mine, which is owned by Mr..
Stein. The suit was brought by Secretary
Warner of the Miners organization. He
charges that Mine Inspector Blick has ex-
amined the scales at the mine and found
the weights false. The Fairbanks scale
company has also examined the weights,
and found that they gave the operator an
advantage of 300 pounds on ton. Mr..
Stoln claims the scales are all right. 1t is
stated that II the miners win this suit all
Of them will enter suits for damages.
Some of tho men have worked at this mine
for twenty years, and their claims will
amount to IS, 900 apiece.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17
HOWARD pIrxzErs FATE.
The Boy Probably Murdered by HoImt
While in Iniiannpolis.

The Boy Probably Murdered by Holmes
While in indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 17.-The announce
ment that the bodies Of the two murdered
Pitezel children had boon found buried in
Toronto cellar crented a sensation, as
the children were last seen alive, by those
who knew them, in this city. Detective
Geyer traced tho children from here to De-
trolt, and from there to Toronto. He was
unable to get any evidence that the boy
left this city alive, and he went from here
believing that the boy had boen murdered
and his body shipped from here in trunk.
The Journal prints an article contain
ing the statement that Howard Pitezel,
the brother of Alice and Nellie, was be-
yond doubt murdered In this city on Oct
Inst presumably by Holmes, the insur-
ance swindler. 1t was developed that
certain express driver, by agreement with
Holmes, called Mt the Old Circle House
on that date and removed through a rear
door large trunk, which is believed to
have contained the boys remains. The
driver has identified the picture of Holmes
as the man who employed him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July 17.-Light-
ming struck several men at work on the
btern tube of gunboat No. at the ship.
yard yesterday afternoon. All but two
Frank King of Richmond and John Oar.
lington of Philadelphia-were soon resus.
oitated. King and Darlington were ap-
parently lifeless when removed from the
shipyard, but after the lapse of an hour
they regained consciousness. Blood gushed
from their mouths. 1t is thought they
will recover
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17
No"Monke,lna" win tho Register.

That the cash register. either of the koy,
check or handle variety, may be .beaten't
by dishonest manlpulators is proved by
the fact that the sellers OF these instru-
ments furnish an additional safeguard to
their patrons. Each purchaser OF regis.
ter Is guaranteed the services of O detec.
tive who is In the employ OF the company
selling tho machines. This detective
drops in occasionally, and hitter getting a
drink or cigar takes note of the way In
which the clerk or bartender .'Iing5 up
the amount OF the various purchases. If
he monkeys with the machine" he Ia re-
ported and loses his place. II ls stlpula.
ted that the man discharged shall not he
given any reason for his dismissal the
idea being to let as little become known
about this novel detective service as posi-.
BILE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-17

KEwANEE, Ills, July T.-Mrs. Debates,
tho Belgian woman unable to speak En-
glish, who, 1t was thought, had tried to
murder her children with hatchet, is
now discovered to be innocent and her
husband guilty 1t is alleged that ho
dressed up in his wfe's clothing and bon
not, and thon tried to murder the chill
dren while his wife was upstairs, Tho
children were deceived, and when he was
scared away after mutlating them horri-
bly, they told confused talo duplicating
the mother. Debates Is now at large. 1t
Is thought that ono of the children will die.