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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03
VESSELS IN PORT LAST YEAR.
Nearly Nine Hundred Under the Har-
bOrmnster's Care.

bOrmnster's Care.
The report Of the harbormaster for 1894
shows that the number Of vessels arriving
in Savannah during the year was 800, Of
which number 81 were American steam
ships. 2l7 American sailing vessels, 11s
foreign steamships, 1874 foreign sailing yes
sci.
The total tonnage of vessels arriving
at The port during the year Is stated at
9SS, $50: divided among the following ma
tionalities: American 70l, SIG; British. 1884,
7G9; Norwegian, s., 1884; Spanish. 1922; Ger
man, 17,437; Swedish. $780, Russian, SAL !;
Austrian 7,643; italian, 1885; Portuguese
2, 1877; Belgian, 1882; French, 1853.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03
THREE MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS.
A Defective Boiler ExpIOdes at n Saw
Mill In Ohio.

Mill In Ohio.
Chilncothe, O., March "A terrible
saw-mlll casualty occurred twelve miles
from Adelphi to-day, in which four men
were killed and two others fatally in
jured.
Three men, named Snyder. Borwin and
Mcbride. were blown to pieces, and their
remains were picked UP several hundred
yards away.
John McCrooms had both legs crushed
and a man named Schmidt had his skull
crushed by flying pieces of iron.
A man named Augsburg was also ten
bly, injured about the head and back
The boiler, engine and building were
blown to atoms. A defective boiler was
the cause.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03
PANAMA,s TURMOIL.

The Alert Ordereu 10 the Isthmus to
Protect American Interests.
Washington, March 2.-Secretary Her
bert has cabled peremptory orders to Com
mander George Ide of the Alert, now at
San Jose de Guatemala, to proceed with
all possible dispatch to Panama and pro-
tect American interest there. This dis
patch was sent after a conference with
Secretary Gresham, and Is understood TO
have resulted from long cipher dispatch
from Capt. Crowell of the Atlanta, at
Colon. Indicating a more serious state of
affairs on the fsthmus than is generally
known
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03
wAsHINGTON's DALI CLUB.
The Men Start for Charleston for
Practice Gnmes.

Washington March 1.-The local base
ball team left Washington tonight in
charge of Manager Gus Schmez for
Charleston, S. c.. for their spring prac-
tice. Catcher Mcclure, who has been hunt
heard of since the close OF the season,
reached here to-day and affixed his sigma
ture to a contract at an increase of $500
per year.
Pitcher Hercer. with whom II was
claimed other managers were tampering,
also arrived and PROMPTLY signed at an
advanced salary. The team IS now com
plete.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03
A FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
One Killed and One Escapes With a
Posse in Pursuit.

Posse in Pursuit.
Chattanooga, Tenn, March 2-Superin-
tendent NJ. J. O'Brien of the southern d.
vision of the Southern Express Company
received a telegram tonight from South
west City. Mo-, stating that the posse of
detectives who have been after the two
robbers, who held up the Southern railroad
express train at Livingstone. Ala, Dec. 81,
had run them down at that place this
morning. They offered resistance and a
fight ensued. One of the robbers was killed
and the other escaped. The posse has
gone in pursuit
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03

N the Reserves. -Mistress-Wh Netti
g9u are a nice girl! What are you doing
WIN two sweethearts?
Aald-Oh please, ma am, / have only
The other only comes when the one
a. III or on furlough.--Neuest Nachrich-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03
A Collection of Pops.

S. J. b. writes to me: THE child
recently noted in your columns as a col
lector of wishbones. has ! think, been
distanced. Please, grandpa, said a little
friend Of mine, recently. please tell me
what you said to grandma when you pro-
posed to her Not ], my boy. That's
a thing thee'll never know drawled the
old Quaker. oh, do tell met pleaded
the child. Papa has told me how he pro-
posed. and Tom Rutherford's father. and
Uncle Jack. Please do, grandpa. I'm
making a collection Of pops, and want
you to be III H.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-03

Mr.. Wixham--Did you ask that new girl
TO show you her rec0mmenda tiOns2
Mrs WiRham-No. Recommendation
don't amount to anything. I've given
them myself. -ScmerYille journal.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

9oob's @tIIen turiren QeberIeiben
Gelbiu6t.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
Gin JournaIiit perfaie0en.
SurFe WaterIoo p~ereifiet fi9 aneebIid ans
Derfehen NIT elmer SromIofune.

Nngebli9 aus @er1e6en pergtftete fi9 gez
tern in feinem 3immer in benz Soutberu
6Otel, 8urte Wuterloo, Der 6iili5z2ptaIz
rebatteur Oes rGbtcugO 9eralO." GS mar
ge9en o3t 1br Nbenb5, als Waterloo ft6
einen 2aufburT9en bes 6otels auf fetn
3immer fommen lieB unb INN einen 3etteG
nit ben Morten einb6nbigte: Sap biefes
&e3ept in Sings Mpot6efe onfertigen unb
bringe es mir" Ser SSSunge febrte naGA Ser
lauf elmer 8tertelftunDe nit elmer Sla19e,
Die cine 8romlDiun entbielt 3uriif uno
iibergab lie 9errn Materlpo. Na9 ~penigen
Wttnuten ert0nte abermals bic <nqel ous
3immer go. 113, in benz Waterloo pr6nte.
Der 9ptelclerf, Sobn 6. Saniep, 19idte To-
fort Den1elben Sungen binouf. 8aterloO
re0ete i'm nit ben Mprten an: ysS6 babe
ben Snbalt Der Slaf9e ber19iittet, Qe6' biu=
iber in bic Npotbete unb LAB baIelbe gtez
3ept mod einmal anferttgen."
Ser Sunge fibrte ben Nl1ftrag aug, ais
er iebo9 nit benz prdparat 3uriidfe6rte,
fanb er Die S6iir berf9loHen. Muf fetr
&lopfen erbtelt er allerbings cine Mnttrort,
bp9 tpurbe inn nt3t g%e0ffnet. DEM Sun:
gen purbe es @ngt, UNI 70 mebr, a1s er
orinnen Semanb i9per at6men 3u 9Dten
glaubte, Gr elite bes6alb btnab unD t6eilte
benz Glert nit, baB benz S%SnfafIen bon 3imz
mer g}O, 113 ettpas 3ugeftoBen fem miifIe.
Ser @lert bplte etltgft ben Npot6eter Sling
un6 Or. QapsleD berbei. Die S6iir lpurbe
Odnn aufge6rp9en unb mar fanb @aterloo
f9Der atbmen0 auf benz 8ette. Ser Mr3t
unterfu6te i'm unb fanb, baB er 1i9 Ter
gtftet bate. @S tpurben fDfort @egenmittel
%angetpanot, bod umfOnt, gegen 81 a ubr
mar @aterloo etne Qei9e. Ser Sobte nurbe
nab 8uB's Morgue an Der %. @traBe qez
bra9t unb Elm Sobteni9ein ausge1teQt, duf
benz es bteB, baB Waterloo it9 bur9 9u=
fan b~ergiftet babe.
Ser ruOer bes8 Ser tprbenen, Der @6riftz
fteqer STANLEY 0aterloo, 1otpie Der @6pa=
ger, Elm 0err 8atton, nurben b~enaGri6tiot,
bod btelt man es fir Better, Der Witttpe,
Die trant in einem anberen Simmer bes
9otels barnte0erlie9t, bic traurioe &uube
Dorlduftg no6 Dor3uentbalten.
8urte Waterloo nurbe Dor "a eSqbren
in ct. Clair, Mt9., geboren. @r beqann
ietne lournaltfti19e Garriere bpr fiinf3sfu
Sa6ren am u8lobez9 Democrat" in 81. GDuis
unb fam i'm Sabre 1880 na9 G6icagp, fpo
er 5uerft fir bic rSrtbune" arbeitefe unb
fpGter I'M u9eralb" ais 6iilfszQofalrebaf.
te1r angefteut nurbe, pel9e @teQunq er
feds Sabre lang betleibete, Sn 6teTiqen
iournaliftf3en &retfen mar er cine b%efannte
un0 aQgemetn beliebte Yerf0nli9feit.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
Der Sn0mtn0 rpirffnm.

Die bter8ig 3OG @6nee, bic i'm 2aufe
oes Wtnters auf bic StraBen @6tcagp's ME-
oergefaQen finD, begtnnen ieBt u1ter Dem
lauen Sitotptnoe f3neQ 3ufammen3u16melz
gen. Ser S9neefdQ lit in berf6ie6enen
Wtntern grOBer geneI en-, ais in bie1em, aber
in ben metften Wi1tern bprber lit beretts i'm
Sanuar cine Sbauperiobe eingetreten, tpel6e
ben Bis babin gefalenen Sbnee fortgeI9afft
bat, Nt9t 10 in bieIem @inter, in fpelbem
mir iebt bic er5te Sbauperiobe gu beraei6nen
baben, 10 baB nod Der 9e3ember19nee unter
ben S9neelagen aus benz SSanuar unb
Sebruar %DDrbanoen 1T, mo ber1elbe nt6t
fortgeT3afft mar.
Ndmentlt3 in ben drBeren Sta6t6e3irfen,
in Denen bas Seper1bitem nod biel au min
f9en iibrig lGBt, tperben bdber qroBe Ile6erz
f9pemmungen erpartet. Die Mafe S6nees,
Der in G5icago um6erliegt, tptrb duf ettpa
3n0Gf unO cine babe Billion &ubitfuB nit
einem 9entbt BON etpa 35O, 1000, 900 Spnz
men geT9dBt. 9ie1e @9neemaKe qeniiqt,
UNI baS @e6tet Gbicago's bret 3ou bod nit
Mafier gu bebeder. Mm f9limmften tptrb
pielet9t Bel benz S6aunetter bic Suboiffeite
bdDonfommen, bd Dtefe am f6le6tten cana
liiirt 1T. Sn tptetDeit Die Nrbeiten am Nbz
pafertanal bur9 bic gu erpartenbe 5Gut6
unb leberi4pemmung bes 9esplainesfluiz
fes perben unterbro3en iperben, bleibt ab3u=
tparten. Ser GbtcagOfluB 3eigte geiter4
Nu9mittag bereitS cine beutlibe Str0mung
na9 benz See gu. Ser Stub lit bereitS
gGn3Gt9 ei8fret, unb tpenn Der @iibninb an
bGlt, ntrb audi bas Sis i'm 6afen unb iiber=
baupt i'm See in penigen 2agen perI9tpunz
ben ietn.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

y MuftaDuie gir Gaben cine AnsGbl pianos,
be nlr lebr meuig eebranft puroen-ia, in MirtliGteit
gerabe 10 gut nie neu limb. gDtr Dfferiren bieie sSnitru'
nlente au BEN fol9eu0en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aut iebr Iei9te Ab5ablnngen, uni nit %Senielben iOfort
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25


Stem Dort giann Co., Upright, 9fpIeubpIa. $135
8ee0 u SDus, Upright @benDoIa ....,..... 1876
golbp Upright, grpBes 6ormot. ........... 200
Gtoboarb Yarlpr Sron0 ............... 100 *
StetntpaD 8orlor @rauo. -. 375
SiIber Upright, Gbenhols ................ $50
&tt16al Upright beler fanCD &aiter e. -. 1876
9etmer Upright, 99o1enbpl5 ............ $50
&uouio upriQbt, Wtoboqong -. II. .... 100
@aIbburn Upright, WtoboqoHD. ......... 200
&nabe Upright maInuB ........... 1926
@teinpa1 Upright, Gbenbols $50
9StI1er Upright, WlobaoonD ......... 275
&nabe Upright, &oitnbol5 .............. 375
SteintpoD Upright, EoienbDl3 .... ......... 425
Sonet s. 91ots, Wabogonp e. .......... 275
Mebliu Upright 1pesieQe Sorte. ......... 290
S6ou Qebrau9te qunre8.
StnDeman Square 50
9eiptOn square ......... IS
G0pt q @ao9 Sqnare ..."........... IS
@ilbert Square. -. lis
Soaet d 0oots Square ................ 40
Stetatf9dg Square $50
SStfCDer SqHure E. 10
Gin babi9er Stu6l unb 9ede finb nit iebem 4iaut
obue @Etro'Seaa9lun9 eingeiblpfeu.
0@@
Z9awNIaA1
G&e @abafb aISe. MIto 9toantS ctr.
15iG,1S
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25


terIeib eeidofen uno t6otIt6 perwunoet.
Sin tragtf9er 8orfou ereignete ft4 geftern
@benb in @ngeps 8albepiQe> Sbeater an
Der NprOzGIartz, nube 9tbtfiDnltrGBe. &lS
capitalization mar auf benz Progrnr1m
Der 8uniti9iibe nprofefor @lfreo StttefboffI"
angetinOigt, Der auf cine StdbH6etbe, Die
auf Der 8ruTt eines M%ftitenten, zines jun
gen 17id6rigen N3enf9en, gfamens WtQtam
9aberle aus Mttlpautee, befettgt mar, i9neQ
6intereinan6er aus elmer @ntfernung BON
3lpan8ig S9ritten 3pan3tg Sdiiile abz
feuern unb iebeS Mal bas Centrum treffen
5olte. On Der S9etbe tpar cine 8lode en-
gebra9t unb bieie ertDnte iebes W}ul, penn
bas Centrum getrDffen mar. N9t3e6n
@6uB bate Gted6pff berett5 aus 1einem
Hepetirgepebr abgefeuert unb ieDes N3al
bate Die @lo6e an Der @9ei6e ben gu
f4auern b%ertiinbet, bqB Der rBrofefOr" fein
3tel getroffen, Ser neun5ebnte S9uB
fra9te unb nit etnem geGenben @9ret unb
benz &ufe SD bin getrpffen" fant 0aberle
81 8oben. Die &ugel par linn in ben I'M
terlet6 gebrungen.
@tne unge6eure Mufregung entitdnb unter
benz 8ublitum. Mebrere Srauen purben
o6nmG6tig unb bic mdnnli9en 3uT9uuer
i~tiir3ten Der 8iibne IT,. Der 8orbang iprrDe
f3neQ beruntergelaf1en unb bic Poli3ei unb
Elm @r3t g%erufen. Sin foG9er mar 3ufGuig
anpeienb unD Oerfel6e ertIGrte, SAP 0aberle
t0btlt9 berpunbet lei, ba INN bic &ugel in
ben Magen g~ebrun9en fet. Ser @3Derz
perleBte lpurDe na3 benz Merionerz6 pipttal
gebra4t, ip Die Ner3te, na9bem fe bic
&ugel Ae%rausge3ogen, erfGdrten, baB feline
9offnung uuf feline @enei ung ~ppr6anben lei.
pProfefor" Riedboff tpurbe perbaftet unb
In Der SIT @9cago Nbe.z Station e~trge1perrt.
Gr mar Der @er3tpetfIung nabe unb be-
tbeuerte fortpd6rero, es fet ni4t feline Nbz
1t3t getpel en-, ben armen 6aberle gil I9teBen,
@r tonne gar ni9t begretfen, pie baS 1nqGiid
Paftrt lei, benn er babe nod ME etaen 6e6lz
f4uB get3an.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement u fN f9S FlK Of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
31st day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
$40O,0oo.Vv
Assets.
Value of Real Estate owned by the
Company 1874, 5000 90
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages.....: sio,070oe
United States Stocks and Bonds...... 50,85o.00
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. ...... ..... LA, 1000
State. City, County and other Bonds. 500, 2l2.O 90
leans T on coliiateral Security.:. H,S0oSO
Cash on hand and in Bank ......... 122,402.06
Interest due and accrued. ............ lS,8l4.94
nt5 4a: Sni :sS ; ,::,asi v""~~"-.--. 1891 e. e z
Total Assets. . 8 8,859, O58.8
Less special deposits to secure liabili-
ties In Georgia and Virginia....... 50,400.OO
Balance ....s sos,65a3s
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid. .......$ 112,437.6S
Gross claims for Losses,
upon which no action
has been taken ..... g,5S1.8S
Losses resisted by the Com
Pany ............ zee 1,zoVoS
Net amount of unpaid Osses......... 21l,sss.Ss
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks 1,Z28,234.S3
Amount r~eclaimable by the insured on
perpetual Fire insurance policies be-
deposit FFeceiyed 49,. 725,s5s0Is
All other liabilities .........s....... 4,00o.o0
Total Liabilities. $ 2,l68,8 88.0 3
deposits. S4,971.0o
Balance. ...$ 2,133, 9l2.63
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
....S Low,
the 172, 4 IL
Rents received during the year,. 2,O92.l7
Total Income. IS 1888, 7e1.O7
Expenditures
Losses paid during the year ..........S 1880, 439. 70
Dividends paid during the year......... 100000
Commissions and Salaries paid during
Ii veal. 4tO,OJG.OS
Taxes paid during the year............ 31,573.ST
Amount of all other expenditures ..... 43,556.49
Total expenditures. ...S 1,672, 1921
miscellaneous.
total Risks taken during the year in
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois ........ ....:;-"... 1O5,622.s5
Total Losses incurred during the year
In ILLINOIS 20, 1875 ~
Total amount of Risks outstanding -. 246, $50, $751; 90
H. Dale Benson, President.
W.. CrOWell, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day
Of January, 1894.
(ssAD GEO. W. HUNT,
Commissioner OF Deeds for the Stats Of
Illinois at Philadelphia, Penn,
Zap 63 Walnut st.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
miro nit Ger SonntaossQusoobe Der uJlinois
Staots3eitune", ole unter Dem GiteI
,,9er g1eIten''
erfdeint, gratis eeIiefert.

Oiefe o4tfeitise, in 6ro6'Quarto erfdeis
neroe uno auf eutem 8udpapier eeSrudte,
elegant auseefihrte tautrirte 8etIaee ent.
hGlt auf Ger erften Settle einen poIitif4en
Carton, weIder Greienife, ole aus Dem poll.
tiiden uno ~fociaIen Seben seerifen fino, Dem
Gefer biIoIi9 Dor 2Iusen fihrt; ferner 3ahI.
rei4e fIeinere JuAfrationen, mciiens Pu-
morifiider 11atur Dem oeutfaIGnoif9en uno
einReimifaen Geben entncmmen uno ieoes.
NAL ,3wei ero6ere F%oI3fdnitte, por3iieIi9e
uo6ohmunsen Ger meiferwerfe DER oeuts
fhen, fron3Ofiden unS itaItenii9en S9uIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
Stdott1hes.
Derbdn9nifpOuer SebIfauf.

mtaiam FaberIe pom Dem nprofefor" 2Ifreo
RiedROf in Gn9ers papiIon in Den l1u'
terIeib eeidofen uno t6otIi6 perwunoet.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

3, Peter 90. Sing, SO, 1868 q. Srontlin
StraBe, tpurbe am Sonntag Morgen UNI
3 ubr, alS er nab Saufe fam, Dor 1einer
9alStbur non etnem Mann nieberqef6Iaden,
Der %pftenbar ouf ibn getpurtet bafte. !&inG
permutbet einen &a9eatt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

Der S5nBaGt Der Qn3ei8en Don Soob's
Soriopartua wirb ~beitGti9t bur6 Su6OrIos,
pelbe III Der 6tnan3zQ8elt o6ne @nItau6
ecteptlrt roiir0en. 0os io8t beutli@ senus,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

Sragt Guren Grocer mad r9be 6eiBGer
e Sunge Co.'S" v9uafer 8rob", Das
i3madbafteite r6ome Mobe 8rob", bas ie
bon elmer 8dderei 9%eliefert nurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

= ollie ftGbtiiden, inz unb ausldnbiIben
Neui9teiten i'm N6en6b[att fir ! Sent per
Nummer, ober 6 Gsnts per 8o6e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-23
PERSONAL,

james r. Garfield is candidate for
state senator from tho Mentor (O) dis
trict. His distinguished father started in
political life as state senator from the
same district.
Justice Howell e. Jackson Of the Unitnd
States supreme court said at Nashville
Wednesday that if rehearing is ordered
in the income tax cases at this term of the
court he will go to Washington to CON-
plete full bench. Judge Jackson is i'm
proving and growing stronger daily.
John L. Brown of Newburyport has
written a letter to the trustees of the Oak
Hill cemetery, in which he expresses his
willingness to erect, at his own expense, a
beautiful entrance gate to the cemetery.
The trustees have accepted his offer, and
have appointed committee to decide
where the gate shall be.
Edward S. Osgood, who for the past 90
years has been on the staff of the Portland
Argus, has resigned to accept the position
of private secretary to Collector John w.
Decring of the port of Portland For the
past seven years Mr.. Osgood has been the
associate editor Of The Argus. He will
enter upon his new duties next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-23
JOHN +. HURST.

Work is in progress on the first OF the
buildings of the new American University
at Washington. The chief promoter OF
this Methodist institution is Bishop John
F. Hurst, author of several books and a
leader in all matters pertaining to his
church. He was born in Dorchester
county, Maryland, in 1884, and was edu-
Gated at Dickinson College and the uni
versities of Halle and Heidelberg, and in
1858 entered the ministry. Soon after he
was appointed to the chair of theology in
the Methodist Mission Institute al
Bremen which by his direction was re
moved to Frankfort-o the Main. In 1871
he returned to America and became q
professor in Drew Theological Seminary
Later he became it's president. His
greatest work, however, is the establish
ment of the university of which he is
chancellor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-23

DIR. Parkhurst says there is as much
bribery and corruption going on in the
New York city police force as ever. 1t
has been found heretofore that when the
reverend doctor talked he knew what he
was talking about. Supt Byrnes still
remains and the Albany Senate evident
ly intends to prevent Mayor Strong from
improving upon the corrupting conditions
now existing Meanwhile Lemuel G..
Quigg, Republican member of Congress
from New York city, has stated i'll his
pap or and before tho legislative committee
tho information he had secured to show
that q Doodle fund amounting to S45, 900
had been raised "to take care of the Sen
ate 1t is very evident that the fight
for reform in New York state has only
just begun and it is not likely to end
short of the millennium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-23
An American Ambassadors Americanism.

The foreign newspapers Of late have
been inclined to slur and refer to Ameri
cans as flibusters and jingoists whenever
an American has INDUCED in expression
of opposition to the spirit of greedy &C
quistion manifested abroad or of hope as
to the future of his country. These slurs
have been caught up by Mugwump edi-
tors at home and endorsed with as much
enthusiasm as it is possible for Mug
wump to feel where his own personal in
terests are not concerned. Consequently
when Mr.. Eustis, our ambassador to
France, at dinner given by the new
American society in London, followed Mr..
Bayard's colorless speech with words
which meant something he demonstrated
that his association with foreigners hasn't
diminished his pride in the country which
honored him; and this is not true of all
American representatives abroad Mr..
Eustis took occasion to remark II wish
merely to recall the facts-to illustrate
our country's just and even policy and
compare it with the constant spirit OF ag
erosion shown by the European powers.
They have engaged in partitions In which
wo were invited to share, but declined
For more than century Europe parcelled
out the countries as she would cut cake.
We abstained from the desire to acquire
territory We kept down the spirit of con
quest. Yet 1 tell you that if, after all this
elf-restraint, the United States were to
manifest a desire for new territory, they
would encounter the unanimous opposi-
ton of Europe All the foreign offices
would be amazed. The press would teen
with sneers at the audacious stupidity O
those fllibustering Americans"
These words of Mr.. Eustis are refresh
ing and we hope he has the backbone t.
act on the line of the Americanism the.
reflect He is likely to be called upon
TO demonstrate his abilities in this direc
ton in the case of OK Consul Waller wht
is under sentence by the French govern
| ment to twenty years Imprisonment fo
being spy in the interests of the Hova
| of Madagascar Wallace was tried b.
court martial and has been taken t.
| France where it is said Mr.. Eustis vii
be called upon to make a thorough inves
| tigation of the case. The result of thi
may have bearing on the attitude o
France toward Madagascar and becom
an international issue. although this i
hardly likely. Nevertheless it is hope,
that Mr.. Eustis will act as well as HI
| talks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-23
Mosquitoes Surgical Instruments.

Tho mosquitoes bill, infinitely delicate
as that organ is, is simply toolbox in
which are kept six separate surgical in
struments-minute blood letting appara-
It's of the most approved pattern. The st.
Louis Republic describes them as follows:
Two of these instruments are the coun-
terparts of o surgeons lance One is a
spear with double barbed head; the
third needle of exquisite fineness A
saw and a pump go to make up this won
derful complement of tools. Tho spear is
tho largest OF the six and is used in max
ing the initial puncture; next the lanccs
are brought into play, their work causing
the blood to flow more freely. In case this
last operation fails of having tho desired
effect, the saw and the needle are carefully
inserted in lateral direction in the VIC
Tins flesh. The pump, the most delicate
instrument Of the entire set, Is used in
transferring the blood to the insects.