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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

p1t IN oy the government. Mary
o. tns conditions involved in the soe-
c.ncataons amount TO penalties. For n
stance II any part OF the electric .~nstalfa-
- > FOUND defective within a year after
lie e.eetrc plant Il accepted. the defect
"1ss De made good BY the contractor.
Care About the Material.
An material. unless otherwise specified.
must Dc o. steel. and this steel r. subject
70 specaal Inspection. and mus. either -
su0ysctec 70 an expensive process known
pEnAhs. or remain On TIE WAYS for
eDoat seven months after Il passes INTO the
1nraetors hands. All otser material
must De OF ire very best quality. ard ~~,h-
Jet 70 the inspection OF the squerlutend-
48s naval constructor" AL wood must
De ~el se.ectsa and seasoued. an
Unnecessary ~s1eathlng or usreHnr e
70 % avoided. n detail work
and hitingss aluminium must be used
NaereFef directed BY tae experimenting
hasai constructor. AL necessary drawings
curing the progress OF the work must be
prepared az the contractors expense. All
detail drawings must show the metals re-
presented.
As already Indicated, the matter OF
weights Is given special prominence in the
speciications. The greatest care q 20 be
TAKEN throughout the whole work that
"e4shts are correct and from tina
scaies.' no estimated or calculated weyrb.s
can Do submitted. AL weights must - re-
corded IN fun detaf, and the Constructor
must make g monthly report OF these. to
me ourean o. construction at wash
inston city. He must also submit
a quarterly itemize6 report OF ali weights.
property ciAssihed, and a report Of weights
In fun az the completion OF the work.
The details OF the work. as prov,ded for
In the specifications. are almost nunoeriesy.
some or those in which the public may De
interested are as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

ing. His comedy is spontaneous. his pa
thos natural. his character drawing Of the
good-natured. honest Irshman possessing
all the artistic attributes that has made
Il a stage classic Of acting art. The play
IS rich in attractive qualities OF amusing,
possessing as IL does all the inviting feat
ures Of the comedy. emotional and vaude-.
vile bin Of play. It's production in his
city should re witnessed by crowded
houses nightly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

you will find 1t tame here after n
you've been used 20, my dear fellow. but
don't be too hard on Us and well try to
make you feel as much At home as our Ia
cilHtIes VIII permit"
Seating himself beside his Majesty, the
gent from Chicago kindled a cigarette and
waved his hand for the performance 20 be-
gin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

without, steam and hand steering wheels.
and complete with telegraphic outfit ard
speaking tubes. Lieut. Spear IS determined
that ire woodwork IN TIE cabins shall be
as aperfect az i can be made. ard as Secre-
tary Herbert has already called attention
TO the weeds OF this stats. Mr.. Moran VIII
take pains 20 accommodate him with some
pretty specimens.
Ventilation. gnere such close quarters
must be kept. s. highly important. and IS
vel looked after n the specifications.
Particular attention = given to cows, 80
arranged az 10 give downGasts FOR the En-
trance Of pure air and outlets for foul air.
IN addition 10 these. fixed ve1tlators with
fat fangsd tops are 10 be assed over the
blowers in the IRE rooms.
The Steering Gear.
For steering. the vessel IS provided with
Two distinct sets OF apparatus. 4 steam
gear and a ard gear. Ire steam steere-
: set near the forward coming over. and
IS connected with the quadrant on the ru1-
DER stock ~ steel wire ropes and chain.
Near the. after coming tower the ropes
ara 50 arranged that the hand gear may -
connected ard the steam gear d-ieeonnectad.
or that both may be IN operation al the
same tine. The quadrant is OF cast steel,
and capable OF putting the rudder through
an angle or IS degrees each side OF the
F@N A1c Inc esA4EE zEScfllR apparatus
- as complete as modern invention has
been able 10 make IL.
Equally complete viii be the system o,
drainage and pumping. Draining from the
boiler and engine rooms VIII be effected
BY q six-.nea suction pipe, connected with
the feed pumps Water VIII also be pump
ed 10 the various lavatories and for galley
service, wherever and as directed By tina
experimenting naval constructor" No
copper. brass or gun metal IS allowed so
low IN the vessel as 10 come in contact with
b.lsa water. Water tank Nof 400 gallons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

A strong. healthy man Ake you ought
no. 20 he out OF WORK
.r,u xfIlla' % work. ma'au. bu; J cant
rar nothln' 20 90 a. my trade Raw ma
terlal's all gene"
Watts your trade
blacksmith"
.Sursiy there's plenty % iron"
aYes'm. Dut I'm a horsesaoer. There
sin-t no horses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

- engagement OF Lillian Lewis AT the
szNse taeater Wednesday and Thursdsy
- Grew coed crowds and afforded the
q that tbe@ter two enjoyable ev-
aef presentation % C~leopatrs. sur-
AZ tt IS With many dazz}!nz
accessories. constitutes q pleas
st'iFal az the Shakeerearean drama.
stck!ers ,7r n classic text will
+se1 % thiUk .aat mot.e-n innova-
:. say Ear the work Of the great mas
- sefd9t theat.r Nnt5n Nohles con.
as eng cement. which closes o.
A. apa.,et ty tee rosun stock COM
= eve love ar3 law" during the
- 81 are Weeb. changing the bill
hisa. n "Thr Phoenix" IN
- appears as 8 brilliant and mag
newspaper writer. creating the
- foie q the maiden and the now
- fulAn' who "stni pursued
Aslsht VIII mark his tsst appear
The PhoegiN' In tsis cltv.
OfN Wa bring several new a.
- % Seattle tAca-er-coers Daniel
- be seen at tha seattle theater
q w a'Eht So hIs wc'l-knawn Dad
AZ the following nfeht IN an
hes piece, "A pav IN june The
~ - company VIII play Il Cor
A 80 SAnauta IT, tr1r.r, The we'll
e. Sspcre8n fnrerrrsJer. VIII rem
a NeTca&at Il Venice" az the First
episcopal chrreh Tuesday night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
The .Iokes Rnn Forever.


NIuCIHUHLI LFNINsFIt
IT think Il Is a mighty good thing Tor
YOU that the copyright Law does not apply
TO tokes.' said the man who likes 10 think
he Is sarcastic.
Wouldn't bother me any X IL oid. re
plled the eminent after-dinner orator a
downright only runs about forty years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

w.. v,u.hrui law student: Miss Viz
gtnia Jackson win play a souoretie f'ie'
SIS wells. a comedy role. and George =
Webster wiA have a. effective role as ~
erett Doo}tttla. the s~trosEiing yos.s -,
r-nt,a he rest OF the company VIII
- guFfahfv cast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

NV IWIA UItEI-
rs satanic Majesty SAT- upou ais hrir.-
s.,,a throne tanning The musEy ar VIII
his aArnboyant tail
PreSsaly = 2es arrival IL those parts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
THE NEW ~RATTLEsHIPs.

sis.@ and = score OF men 70 save q great
waf vessel. or perhaps a feet or seaport"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
TIE BOAT.

snaa Boats sent by Al enemy to board and
capture the torpedo beat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

the contract for at least one ship. as its
bid Is about a quarter OF a million dol
lars less than the contract price for the
Toua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
From the Barracks.

FIiegends Dlaettsr.
Onicsr-Your sword Is all rusty. Do ven
IMAGINE you are with the Cavalleria Rus
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

A new lot of fast sellers In f2szc.
19c. &c. 80 and 75o books. such as are
usually sold from zoe 10 $50.
New books and holiday books are
now IN and we are selling at extremely
low prices.
70 volume sets Irving, nice cloth. gle
tops. $40
volume sets Eliot. fire cloth. git
tops. 50.
Is volume sets Shakespeare. vellurn
cloth, handy edition. well annotated
and the cheapest set OF Shakespeare
ever sold. tor $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

S volume sets Dumas. clota, sf.D.
5 volume sets Marie Corel.i. cloth.
sl-26.
indewad. $50.
Many OF the above ilsr OF books win
not last throughout the week, and We
you'd suggest al cary call.
Many New NOVELTIES IA Leather
CelluIo5d, Ivory and Paper.
We are lettering name Ia gold on 1Il
leather goods. such as pocketb0okx.
biiloo0kE. pFageTpo0ks and Bibles.
where the purchase amounts Ia 81
without extra charge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-04
Caucus faaoe 3. .. @eeo. e,terot

@aucus iasoe 3. .. @eeb. e'terat
ban uar nomineret:
/. .6iitor,eu utl prize o. tor, buob pi
aloroe ben 5lbe &oneres. os bet
tanbpnbe, ben oil priie % henne
&on9res for. boob ., life eisr. g.,
bar ubelbi9uis en- belt Staggering.
builfet ialminbeliebeb brineer imoo
&efultater. men ber er Eiber, to
0uile er ltaefaa beliebrtrgenbe iom
Beunselie. @i maa life slemme. at
DOT fsr,te os f3srae <9t er at elsre
alt, ri fan. forat sieuoprette 9iaioen
/ Gorretnin9sliuet. oe ri moo unosoa
al 2ousiunin9. fom bar SntFpbel,e
poa Gorretnin98liuet meo llnotaselie
al bet. fom tiener til at agrfe al
Gorretning. @i bor @oob til at
uente beller eno at uoiette os for no:
gen &elifo, iue,ii uel ubarbeioebe
Bloner eiuer os 5orpisnins ON. Of
be oil brinse paris Goroel. 9oit,
partslousiunin9 buroe atnpes mer
enb noget onoet.'
9ette IT 5o1ii9tieh eheospo1itit. Sen
ct ofteit COB men ton pit p9iao brt=
pes for piot. iler nnor Eilitanoen er
faa ren: beorgueli9 lom nu, oa 2an>
bet bolber paa at ipnte , @ielo Doa
for Dag oo Snoiuioerne liaeleoes.
Men bet Tan MI oefaa beuoe. OF
&ou9resien nil toae fig iommen, for=
laoe ben lasne republifouRe 9onoe<
pei - boilfei Der forrefen bar uaret
9esn til - % siDre noaet rigttst.
noset nptt'9t o. 9oot for 2anc o.
6olf. no9et fom er en- &onsres af
bette 2aub ueroiet. Gi faar ie len=
9ere W Sesfioaen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-04

blif bolot for Solicit, bliuer ber
matiie ltoliaere at leie. naar ben E,
atbInot % interpunf,eret meb 81
faltsraob. enb ON oltfommen ct eon
ifetsrt.
&aruep: See tror lite. be tentte
at 9ife Dem nOsen ueausel paa @e.
fpeft.
$orr: Seq bolber itte 9aroep
onibarlis for bette. men ioaoan ct
ieableuen bebanblet belle 9ioen al
BEN, ION ,pmpatbiierer meb bam.
uDen at nosen ot mine &enner. fem
Ct lenia meb BAN. bor uitt bonn iaa'
bon ubsFiebeo. 9ette er buao ies
flyer.
(Jortiotte8.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-04
5nelanbet.

s Bbileoelpbio er Der en- Beprs
9elte tor OF faa bennooet en- Sohn
Boroslp. iom I 1891 osmtes til 10
Nors Sloperi for en- llnberbolonce
poa neiten'en Billion DoIars. me.
oens ban Dor Bpens &osierer.
= s Sema lfal 5ormerne boue
beluttet at bo1oe fin Mois for at {e.
ON lite Yriierne it'ser.
- Stotfommeret maotte ubleuere
@ulo tor $1.750.000 fife Greooe.
'Heleroen Dor oa neo til $79, $3.50, 1855.
- Com IN 9lonelig Mpbeo fiji
Smoobprnene berettes, at Der fra
Bled @toe: 5o1s, @'aconlin, ,of1iibe>
oes $1,000 Suletrar fife uae.
8. 8 6olmes fit fin 9sos.
bonn for &etten @bilobelpbia fife
2erbos. Der uil blue oppeueret i'll
Qpie,teretten for at fao ct rpt Ior.
bsr.
- @iite Onsooo fo1ot i'll. ,Ner.
Den" en- lioen 5'ooria 5gn of &on.
outter Tarnum neo en- aobep Rloaf.
pen1il Maoi,on. isis. 3olp bpbt
at sfret. ION Barnet uar, traolebe
bet benimob 500 Sob ,rem i Rloofrb,
re'. % uotor ct onbet aobeut 6ul'
bprte Jolt bQns @oab ON 6ielp.
0on oar iluppet meo noele foa
Sframmer.
- &ieneelfe er beoen af9ipet
at Retten Bpen Woo,ion. $3.50, /
5argr at 5e perrer. fom par inopif,.
let Pine Stonoalen. Set beoer t
&ienoellen. at statute of limitation
fob Beten for Ssssmoolet. buors
for So0en maotte portable. Ser
oor 80 Nntlo9er mob be io9ig0te
men o,sie fan altioo lite femme / Be-
trog;n1n9.
- @tneralfifalen (Ntornep Sc.
ueruI) i 8aibinelon bar ublooet en-
Belbnnin9 of $500 for Mrrefta'icn
al nosle Notoe'e ner Boris. 9e1os.
Ere Mono os en- II Qar 9ammel @ut,
ale ufienote. er nemlis funoet mprs
bet paa Xanoeueien oeriteos.
- Sra Omoho meobeles, OF
3rans> W,siefipp, @omerciol Ron.
ores fife Onsoas ertlereo fig / So
ubr of fri sslumDutnins eiter It
JorG0lo Of l6 til l. 5temmeQip.
n,nsen uar so for @ulb os 1877 for
5elu. beber bet.
= S en- M,ne ner Carmel, glem
3etiep. ftprteoe en- Wosie Sorb %
5ten ,no iiite 5reoa9 o. talb1 neb
7oa enoel Nrbe,oere / en- belbe al
800 Sob. Der DOR omfrina IS Nr<
beiDere Mipen. Omfrins ct Dn=
lin af Dem bleo orebt, beber bet.
TIMBER Sp,l meD Jobbolb i
@19,ia. @nnios. uaa Iotii9ellssoa oas
aen p!ep en- Sss1e Senne 1oaet bolp
nDb. Mou troeoe. ban life funoe le=
pe oper Matter. @n anben Wano
bleu os,oa loo fotilaoet. at bans 9ils
ltonD nor betonfeltg
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-04
Wtnnefpra,

Stslse Minueopolis Sournol er
Der 66 &leuer oa IA 29rere ueo bet
lutberNe Bt9eieminor1um &en
@in9.
- @eb 5out @opios Rol oprettes
en- @apirfobrif.
- Charles R. 8. tpt bleo fife
rprbn9 bpml Ill 6 Nors @louem
fer Moroet pol giora Berg. i 5t
Paul.
= 5tatsietreteren fit Nerooa en-
long Betit,on ON. OF II Eounibipe
ben ipoliee Sci Of @oiS @ountp Dr.
Ees ,iIipiet @.om @iue &ouutp.
= 6eit % Buaqu bleo itiuoi't
ira Wopor &ratt Ntinueopolia
Eorsbossaiten. H,ebens oor meo Tin
@uit1r uor inoe ct Qus paa Beigg.
- Ga norR Jarmer. Die T,mruo.
ner NueriQ S,oin9 bleu i'll. Weobe
lelie tsa @lpnoon brenot ltlrgoe for
rise 9t18boQs W,,en ytablens
9lem. 6an oar pe.ulet pan e{>
terlaoer Quiteu oe to Bsrn.
- Sen norH> oauIie Wetbobiitms >
ntsbeo / Minneapolts boz oabnet e'
~Barmbiertiabeos for fattiae
Bgru. penimob 40 Ru,noer er in.
teres,eret, Joretasenoet. 6jemmei
ifal behpres al Mr. &. Mitfelion o9
Duftru.
s 9anobrusslto!en Deb 9am.
line bor mon netop facet ferot9 en-
prq9tis ny Sptie,al. l40 Sob lang
os 40 Sob breb. og iom runner 400
@iefer. Der uil bl,ue omfrius 200
Stubenter benne Einter
- @u @aneerinoe ueb Moun Mel:
bo bor eiort for Suite Mtnneopo-
lie. Treooesotten ione bun uo
filling sbpsnineen tor 5000 Menne
Ter, beber bet. Stoen @brinino
! Milsfon uar Der. bor insen 1enreoet
6oltet fom BUN. fises bet. Melba
er fra Nuitralien.
Ssaor .iluloe oer bolbes @sbe
i Gosaon tor at uel9e Deleeoter til
en- &onuention / @rooffon ben 12te
Dcb. til Nabnius af &eo 2ate= 6e.
5eruotionen tor Se:tlere. Det be-
rettes fra @albinston. at olt 2anb
(iffet for Nserbrus. oil bl,ue aobne
iaa libli9 nefte 8aor iom mnltst
yrilen ltal bliue $1.25 pr. Ncre be
tolbart / 5 Nor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-04
aoneresfen aabnet. : aeeo.


2on8reSiea aabnet. = @eeo.
Ser er mon9t. tom tnoer poo, at
ben. Ronares. tom oabnebes fife
Manoo9. oil bliue en- fori9t,s &ous
erss. os BET er bra. bare ben lite blir
masteslss. @refbenten er 10 Sc.
moirot. oa / Seno'et er be TO Hor>
tier omtrent lise iferfe. senctor
Rnpte Neiion flyer ial1olo. at mon
life fan oen.e meeet fra Senatet; tbi
bet er fotnf Eemotra'erne. ION Dor
Masten Der.
Qproo9 hclbt baabe be republiton<
fe p9 bemoftatine Meolemmer at
quiet Caucus. &,l 6ormono I
@ancusen ool9tes Mr. @roSoenor
ir1 Oaio oa til Sefreter Mr. @llis
ira Ore9on. &epublitanerne no>
minereoe @r Speofer TbomoS 8.
Meeo fra Mo,ue til Speoter; Nleran
Der McDotptQ fra Bennipluantu,
@le,f; Beniomin s. &usfel tra Mis'
iouri. Sergeant-at-Arms; @,lliam
Sy @leuu ira ". m gut. 9pruos'er; ;
joieph s. Nc@lroe ira Ohio, &oit.
meter; &eu. .. sc. @ouoen fra
M,4lBan. @baplain.
Demotroterne nominereoe 81:
Speafer @,ilp I'll Speofer.
Sc ,epubl;tnnne Nominotiouer be.
tras,es iom en- fuloitenoig Seier for
Mr Reeo opyr WcRtnlep i &en
,or Observation-Disclosures. @n
Sammenilutnina. iom fuloes Me
Do1psl< Som biaationen eQer ben pcn.
beQ,se NQiauce, beitaaenoe af 8lot.
Nuap % @eeo, bar t1uttet QUE 9in9
meo fig. o9 Nc&inleps @tetter ct
ramlet ouerenbe. @ammeniotnin<
gen Of ben republitanife Caucus o.
Mominationerne bar meset Of fise
meo 6enipn lii ben republ,taniie
Nomiuat,on til BrefDeut / '96.
Ben 6arri,sn omtales iom ben
ueetienoie Stsrrelfe. iom mon life
tan rs9ue meo. N(liion Ct torupiet.
beber oct. Msrton 'blep fat op bare
fom ct @frenl.l.
Demotroterne fluffer % Ter ouer
| uofaterne. Sc tror nemlig. at BET
oil bl,ue en- iaapan Spliitelle blonbi
| @epublitonerne, at Demotroterne uil
iooe isien meb Bue'en % besse
@noerne. DIN Jolfepartimenb oQ
SplumenD fiaeb na'urliapis intet.
gor stats aonere smeup omtoles
fom iuriae xtl1anaere Of ben Dol
trim. at rM ano,u ifal ip3e @mbeoet".
6letber Bniter 1t bliue Jormanb 10,
&om,teen for Snoeu> o9 uoenlauos'
banbelen eller for en- eqer anoen min:
bre pi9tis Romite. famine huilfen;
Gaipnep snifer Of fomme iommeu
meo Ways and Means 5olfene
Eotune suter iis intet beore eno o1
lanbe &iuers % 6arborss& s&omite.
en-. @learp oe &eifer ier fig on
efter 6ortremnelie. os @obp fises o>
baue foitet fine pao Snotaner:
&omiteen. Det beoer. at bet er ioar'
toiullomt, ON 8eatuole oil TONNE
nosen &omite; men naor bet fomme'
til Stuttet. faa .er bet oel tpioliom
meb oQe1ammen.
&onsresfen fal bliue en- Sporiom
meliebebs<sonares taar. @aa fige
ialfolo Reeb. Der mao 9iDreS al
for at lpare. s oeune Gorbinoeli
iises bet, at Der lite oil blioe bepil
get 8enee til npe Offentlise Bpgnin
ger. (Der ftranber oltioa &onsres
mono gobps @obsibrenbeb for Set
gus Ga0s.) Gnooipere beber bel
at @iser % 8arbor. aomiteen pi
blipe {ammen1at meo 6enblif pa
@ebuftion / oens Bepillin9er.
Men bet meft fremtraoenoe 9
Jorfi9tisbeb.
s Fin Iale I'll ben repsblifanp
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-19
Governor Marvil Slandered.

In special dispatch from Dover, the Phil
adelphia Record, of Wednesday contained
the statement that Governor Marvi was un-
able to read or even write further than to
mechanically form his name. Senator An
thony Higgins takes up the matter as follows
DOVER, DEL, JAN, II, 1895.
My Dear Mr.. Singerly-I observe in The
Record OF yesterday the following in letter
from Dover:
The failure to observe the invariabe GUS
tom of an inaugural address was due to the
fact that Governor Marvil is unable to read,
or even to write, further than to trace the
lines necessary to mechanically form his
name.'
l desire to say that l have myself received
letters from Mr.. Marvil, written by his own
hand, far more legible and better written
than my own writing, and thus know that
this statement of your correspondent is false.
Mr.. Marvirs state of health forbade his
undergoing the effort and excitement of read
ing an address. and this is the reason for his
not delivering one Very truly yours,
ANTHONY HIGaINs.
Hon. William Singerly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-19
In THE CHURCHES.
Reports and Announcements of Religious
and Other Services.

Revival services are being held in the NJ. Z.
Church at Zion.
Preaching at the Free Methodist Church
every Sunday at 1890 IA. IN. All are invited
The revival services now in progress at the
Elkton NJ. L, Church are arousing consider
able interest, and "A number have professed
conversion.
The annual meeting of the Home and
Missionary Societies of the Elkton Presby-
terian Church was held ON Thursday after
noon at 3 O'Clock in the chapel.
Quarterly Conference of the Philadelphia
District of the Free Methodist Church will be
held in Elkton on January 25, 26 and 81. A.
g. Miller will act as chairman.
The ladies of the Elkton PRESBYTERIAN
Church will hold a supper in Odd Fellows
hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Jan % and 23 to which the public is cor
daily invited.
Owing to the revival in progress at the NJ
E. Church, the song service of the Free Metho-
dist Sunday School, which was announced
for Wednesday night, the twenty-third inst,
will be postponed until further notice.
1t is stated in church circles that the Rev.
Alpheus S. Mowbray now stationed at New
port Del, will likely receive IA call from the
Elliton M. L. Church at the next conference.
The Rev. l. l.. Wood, who is now closing a
successful pastorate Of three years, has ac-
cepted II fiattering call from the First NJ. T..
Church. OF Chambersburg, Pa.
The services at the Presbyterian Church of
this town tomorrow evening will be under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Society Chris
tan Eudeavor. and the exercises will consist
of a program arranged by the Temperance
and Good Citizenship Committee of the
Society. Addresses will be delivered by w.
S. Evans, Esq, and Rev. John McElmoyle
The theme will be "Forces that produce bad
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-19
TWO FRUITLESS BALLOTS,
NO CHANGES IN THE DELAWARE
SENATORIAL DEADLOCK.
Higgins Friends are Holding Out for Him.
Addicks Still Talking Fight, But It's
Believed He is Losing Hope.

DOVER, DEL, January 1.-THE Senatorial
deadlock is still on. Two more ballots were
taken to-day, but the result has not been
changed. Senator Higgins friends remain
firm. They do not propose to yield an inch,
and will not leave the fight until their candi-
date is elected. Addicks proposes to fight it
out, but it is believed his confidence in the
six men who have stood by him since the
contest began has been shaken. When ques-
toned to-day regarding the situation, he said
in he presence oI several friends:
Il propose to fight it out, whether or not
my friends do
This assertion leads many of his followers
to believe that he is losing hope. 1t was
rumored today that Indignation has been
aroused i'll Sussex over the action of the
SIX members from that county in bolting the
caucus, and that they will be urged to make
an early settlement Of the question. Charles
Moore, AddIcks' first lieutenant, charges,
that Governor Marvll promised not to inter
tere in the light, nut on Monday he learned
that several offices had been offered by the
Governor i'll return for votes for Higgins.
Two NoleS, ne contends, We're taken from
Addicks III this way, and when such was
found out to be the case the other six men re-
solved to stay away so they could have an
opportunity to vote Tor tneIr candidate when
Massey rs stIll the prouable dark horse" If
the AddIcks men weaken under the strain
that will be brought upon them, the Dover
man will get their votes.
Colonel Benjamin NicFds, president of The
Security Trust Company, OF this city, an out
and-out Higgins man, said tonight that he be-
ieved the senator would not stand in the way
of any good Republican whose chances for
election might he better than his own
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-19
Shearing Cows.
u " " fsf9F'VsNi
W. j. SMITH,
:. j. KEYS.

A number of dairy men in the vicinity of
Oxford Pa, are having their herds clipped,
the cows having been dehorned few years
ago. 1t is claimed the clipping prevents the
COWS from contracting mango, and increases
the supply of milk. The COWS are prevented
from suffering in cold weather by keeping
them in warm stables.
William Sharpless, IA noted dairyman living
north of Oxford, has had his herd of forty
head sheared. County Treasurer j. b. Pusey,
"A neighbor of Mr.. Sharpless, reports the
sheared COWS gave twenty more quarts of
milk the morning after the clipping than pre-
viously. The experiment is being noticed
generally, and a strict account the milk
yield is kept by the proprietor of the herds so
sheared.