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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18

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ben fdmmtli9e Miiblen i'm Sor Giper=
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ben. Ser Wa7ermangel bat bort felt bier
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amt enttporfenen Regulutionen singefiibrt
pprben. Oas Marine@ 9ofpttalbepartement
fat 0uarantdnea @tnri9tungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18

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tung bes Sonntdgsgefebes 3u fem, nG6renb
Die NbgeorDneten BON @rie, Nep Nort unb
Sings @ountp cine 0rtli9e N iimmung
bariiber %befirporten.
Srob Der 9batIa9e, baB bic Sii6rer Be-
f9loifen BADEN, bic Notwithstanding
nt3t 5u beriibren, f9einen fte bon betben
Soften ge5pungen gu tperben, ben 8ef9luB
in Wteoererpdgung gu 5ieben unb in Der
Srage entf9ieoene Stelung gu nebmen.
DerfaGunos=G onpent pom rosGaroIina.
neutrality-suspicious. tpurbe am bor.
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,Sbert Nlbri9 gum einfttpeiligen 8or1iBer
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gonbent cine boGftGnbige @erfaf Jung Elm.
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fahung iibertriigen ben Negern ni9t bas
unberduBerli9e He9t, &emter 81 betleiben.
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%eintraf, bat auf ieiner 4zmOnutli9en euro
pdif9en &etfe @nglanb, S4ottlanb unb
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BEL Srantfurt unterparf er ft9 unter 2eiz
tung Der 8rofehoren Mortb S9mtOt unb
Sbtlentus elmer Sur gegen fetn 9alsletoen.
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b%auerte, 6at 9opttns nt9t Elm @Drt fpre9en
biirfen. @r befinbet ftb ar Indictment bebeuz
tenb better. Dim Sreitag gebenft er in G9tz
cago etn5utreffen.
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8ei9uloigungen fugte 9optins MIR, baB er
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grtffen. pOie 3eitungen fallen INNER iiber
einen 8iirgermetiter ber, iObalb er i'm &mte
lit" Iagte er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
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ben ibnen 5uiau45enber patrioten mari4irz
ten pieber einmal Die @eteranen auf fibz
li6em 8oben. Ser @pntraft 5pif4en beute
unb por "a Sabren mar fofort in bic
Nugen falenb.
CGOrtistuuO Ouf Osr 2. Ssit.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
AnnneI aetn 0r1rerhe.
D0heut[iher Beribt.

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bic BON Der &egierung oerDffentlibtsn gr1'
teberi6te ri6tig finO, 10 pdren bic Qusti9@
ten teinestpegs er~mut6igeno. @letn naq'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

"The old lady had fallen through cellar
door," said tho Insurance. examiner rem
iniscently, land it was my business to
settle the claim, for we insured that whole
row of apartment houses. Sho was fine
and vigorous old woman with great pow
ers of Imagination, and the description of
her sufferings as related by her and sworn
to by her husband nearly turned my hair
white. She wanted $4,000, and l was
pretty nearly persuaded that l ought to
have given her at least half of 1t, when sho
gave me another view Of the case by in
Producing little realism. As climax to
her tale Of woe she flshcd an old switch OF
hair out Of her bureau drawer and waved
ibtriumphantly,
IT'S tho hair of mo head Look al
thatP said she. '1'is the hair of mo head,
which was drawn out of my scalp by the
teoth of he pain
Now, that was little too much, you
understand, because this switch was moth
ing but bundle Of juto and horse hair
which she had bought at dry goods store
possibly for couple of dollars. So tho
next tins called on her made up my
mind to get tho claim discharged for So, o,
and had themoncy with me in dqllar bills.
1t made d big package, and when / laid
1t down on tho table 1t looked as much as
the capital Of a national bank. That's a
great poRt my boy. Always carry your
roll in small bills. got a receipt but If
she hadn't flashed that switch upon me
Sho would have been $500 better of. -
New York Press ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25
FOURTH EDITION


last evening at Sl4 O'Clock officers
Shields and McLougnlln we're Informed
BY some boys that the Chinese laund ry at
corner OF Taylor and kirkwood streets
had juet been entered. The olflcers Out ck.
ly went to the seens. They found that
the shutter Of one window had been PRED
open and the window raised up Onioer
Mclaughlin went to the back and the
pIucky Shields went through the window
although there was no light in the house.
lie quickly caught two men who turn.
ly OF this city but until nine days ago
o resident OF Philadelphia. Officer Nc.
LoughlIn came to his assls tance and the
men we're placed In the booth and the pa
troll wagon had them on their way to the
city hall at s 20 O'Clock.
At the hail they implicated Samuel I.
Hill as an acoolnplioe and officer SHE Ids
arrested him about ii o'clock. When
taken to the hall the other two men In
~ as they aud tnat he was to have stood
watch.
In the Municipal Court this morning
they were held In $1,000 bail each for the
May term OF Court.
Hill made a statement that the two
other mer had made advances to him
about 1890 O'Clock. He said he would
see them later. He went home W hen they
were doing the job.
Hop Wah who runs the laundry testi.
fed during the hearing that he lost $50
being the amount taken in by him last
week.
Judge Ball said that Officer Shields de.
SERVED to be highly COMMUNICATED for the
manner In which he nude tine arrest.
Officers Shields anu Mclaughlin are
two efficient officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

A. j.. Duzsn at two hundred yards
range Yesterday scored ASA oit Of pos
siple 25oa. topping the worlds record by 8
points.
Johnny Clarke is Of the opinion that
Charlie Mckeever can give Cor
bett. Fitzsimmons and RYAN pointers on
bag punching. Clark Gays that MoKeever
Is the best man In Amorica at this sport.
q Ed. 0'Neil 10 now looking after the
puglllstic interests OF both Tom MORTALITY
and Harry smith and Ia looBlng for
matches for both men--MoriarIty at I25
pounds and Smith at 1870 pounds.
Horace Leeds lie In training at Atlanti q
City Tor his meeting with Young Critic
before the Seaside Athletic Ulub. March T.
Tom ORourke lie advising all his frlends
70 back doc Woloott In his hight with
Mysterious" Billy Smith at Boston on
March /.
At the boxing show OF the Esmerai da
Bay Club, to ba held on March 10 in add.
ton to number OF good prellmin airy
bouts there will be two contests thai
should prove Interesting. One 10 he tween
I'D. Mcdonnell and Leslie Pierce of Phila-
deiphla. the other between Billy Whistler
and Frank Corcoran.
Dan Mcdonnell of Philadelphia h as is
sued challenge to Tony Stannard, Jack
DAILY, Ed Mcconnell, or any other Della.
ware lightweight. for finish or limited
round engagement.
According to oil presidents In pugilis
TIC matters Charles Mekeever of Thila.
delpnia is entitled TO claim the light
weight championship of America. He
challenged all mon IN his class, posting a
Dig forfeit to show that lie IN cant Du sinsss
but he has had no one to cover his mon.
ey, although posted nearly month.
Chris OBrlen has challenged any 1873 or
~ pound boxer to flush contest for
$1,000 a side
Austin Gibbons says lie Is still in the
ring, anu would like to meet any good
33.pouud boxer Tor $500 a side la a limit
ed round bout or to u finish.
John Jaeob Astor's application for men,
bership in tho New York Coaching Club
has been rel Jctel because he Ia not able
to drive four horses in Il manner salts.
factory to the club,
Solly Smith Is training at the West Side
Athletic Club for his eight round bout
with Tom Denny. Of Australia in the Sea-
side Athletic CLUB, on March T. Smith says
ho will be In the bost condition wnsn he
meets Denny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

New CASTLE Co.. Feb 25th 1895.
Mn. EDIToR: i sec in yeur paper anoth-
or fool bill offered to our Legislature
regulating the practice Of surgery and
medicine In the State. / suppose IL
people would give the doctors and drug
pIsts the State, they would not be salts
He'd and would want them to buy the
Eastern shore Of Maryland and give to
them with 1t.
only q pirate to cover up the practice of
medicine what they want Tor. There 10
not one In the State that attempts to prac.
tice surgery outside OF the regular Doc.
tors who claim to have diplomas for lt.
Without 1t one or two who take cancers
out with the cancer rlastors, instead OF
the knife. which seems to have better suo'
cess then the diploma men do with knife
for they seldom make cure.
But those other men that have no di.
plonas seldom fail With their plasters to
make cure of caneers which Is muoh
safer than the knife In tho hands OF di
plomas. So II Ia the practice OF medicine
they want TO stop, not surgery. NOW
this class OF medicine, they Wish the lou
to stop is not much In their way. ~ they
only get such cases.
The diploma doctors give up mostly In
scrofula cnses from one to ten years
standing with the diploma doctors at.
tending them most of the time and when
tha sufferers money 10 all gone. the doc.
tor tells them tho last resort Is to 20 TO
the hospital and haye tho llmbamputated.
go with you to have 1t done. But before
they go, (by chanee) they meet with some
man or woman doctors that Ia good to
cure such cases. Thay will cure for very
little money. But he has no diploma.
The sufferer cares not for that, He say,
Il have had live or Six doctors attending
me who had diplomas and none OF them
relieved me at ALL" What the sufferer
wants la cure Those men aud women
seldom tall to make n cure, and they make
their own medicine and salves to do IL
with and the druggist does not get the
chance 10 proht by IT, as he cannot get to
sell their medicine. SO that touch1s their
tender point, and the cure made by these
men and women hurts the diploma doc.
tore Feeling SO bad they say We will
have n law made to stop them from it. as
II hurts the profession. and 1t must DO
stopped BY law.
Now, the doctors and druggists nave
bothered our lie sislaturo for tho last six.
teen years to get such lava passed, just
for their own individual benefit and not
for any good for the prcplo. How is 10
doctors do not live any longor than other
people dor They do not live TO he very old
men, and II they cannot cure themselves
and live to be old men ihoy do not need
my such law TO cure olhers. They only
want II for their own special benefit, and
put those homemade doctors out OF the
way that they can make more money for
themselves. IL H. not for the good OF tins
people at all. The people do not need any
such law made for their good. When
they do they will ask the Legislature to
make 1t for them and not for the doctors.
We ask you not to pass any such law for
the doetors. We ask this favor of you.
We. THE PEOPLE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Laces and frnges to match
Our workmanship is guaranteed employing only compe
workmen to execute your orders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Walter Harrison of Roanoke, Va, was
fastened in freight chr O Saturday and
arrived In this city during the night. AT.
tei he got to the West Isrd he felt very
thirsty and kicked OH the door to attract
attention.
He was liberated aud soon made dash
Tor liberty. When he reached the water
tank he took big drink of water.
After quenehing his thirst no proceed.
Ell and had some cake and cocoa from
three knights of the road.
IL was discovered that So worth Of let.
tuoe had been used up by Walter during
MS trip as the car was loaded with early
vegetables. lie was arTested ut Newark
last evening by the constable aud kept
over night Detective Jones brought him
70 the city to-day and / 80 O'Clock he was
given hearing before slaglatrate Sasse
on the charge of trespass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Judge Grubb has chartered the Steven.
son Leather Company and tho Taylor.
Rice Engineering Company.
James w. King city editor OF tue EhiIa.
deiphia Press Will lecture at the Brown.
son Library tonight on t'IourEallsm."
The doctors report that there s II great
ooal oil grip about the city, although II Is
not as bad as 1t has heen in previous
Years. Inc symptoms are about the sumo.
Charles Hayward, manager OF the Com.
monweaith Benefit ASSOCIATION. wvs held
10 S20U bail for the upper court on Satnr.
day by Magistrate Kelly on a charge OF
embez2lement
St. Andrews Sunday school will give
m entertainment in the church tonight
Hr. aud Mrs. James Cam, OF Glasgow.
Pencaaer. celebrated their slxteth ami.
versasy on Sunday. The couple nre hale
and hearty and will no doubt live many
more years TO enjoy other anniversaries.
Nrs. John Thomas at No 793 East
Sixth street. carried off the 50 priza offer.
cd by the Epworth bazaar for baking 1.-THE
best loaf of bread.
Rev. William II. Heard yesterday was
oontr med as Minister 10 Liberia.
james u. Waller, aged 10, and Niles
Helen Sher man aged 10. elopsal from Lau.
rel ON Thursday, and went 10 Georgetown
and were married.
The residence of Archie Richards on
Jefferson street near lwenty-thiTd was
entsred few nights ago for Uhs second
oil before they secured any booty.
The sorrel horse of Editor Ball was
taken sicK yesterday at tue Ninth street
stables where he keeps 1t and was un4ble
TO get upon Its feet
When anything gets wrong with your
plumbing just ring up 'phone $50 Rob.
erte q Flneher, sanitary plumbers, 400
Orange street.
A man accompanied by lady passed up
Market street this morning carrying a
snow white lap dog In hls arms attracted
considerable attention. The dog was a
beauty.
The Diamond State Rolling MIL is run.
ming on one-thlrd time
Ihe Edge Moor Company Is practically
doing nothing The iron Is nearly as dead
trY
A Vsry enjoyable concert with be given
IN CaskeY hall, Newark. on Tuesday even.
ing Under the auspices OF st John's II. p.
Shurch. The Rev. +. V. GaInpDsll former.
~ OF this city is paetor.
=, MRS. w. A. Ransom and son OF RaInigh
N. o., are YisltinRA Mrs. L. c uarlesty
ANY one wishing nice Euf lei souvenir
gan secure beautiful plctrs at tulz Office
Tor the small SUN OF 10 o4uta
Rev. Robert Watt will lecture be for.
the New York Temperance Soc ,ty N avn
Sunday In Chiokering Hail that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

MrpDlErowN, Feh, 25.--Thol funeral Of
Edward Il. Rice took place this- afternoon
at L 80 o'clock. Services werc hsll In the
N. u. Church and intsraisnt was made IN
Forest Cemetery. Tho floral offerings
were many and beautiful.
MIR. Rice had been sufferer for years
from kidney trouble. tumor and other
plications. He has been ooniiped to
his room since Christmas and for several
weeks hls friends were watching for his
death which came at O'Clock on Friday
morning last. MIR. Rice was born In 1888
In New York state. He came to Middle-
town soon after the rebellion, having
served In the Federal army during several
years OF the war He began business here
In 1855 lilo kept the we'll known Ice cream,
oysters and confectionery saloon and for
miles around he was known to the child.
rem rs Old Krlss' agent for securing their
Christmas prosents
He was converted and Joined the III. g.
Church In thls town during the pastorate
OF Rev 4. u, Martindale, He was
Teacher In the Sunday School for years,
and until the time OF his death was m en-.
ber OF the Official Board.
He was married Ia 1866 to Miss Sallie
Mckee of this town, who survives him.
Mrs. Rice has tho sympathy OF their many
friends In this her hour OF bereavement
and loneliness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Martha, the l9.year old daughter OF
apecial officer John Leach. departed this
life on Su nday afternoon. She Joined the
Silverbrook NJ. Il. Church, when only ten
years OF age. and led most exemplary
ehristian life. Her early death Is sore
blow to her parents and many friends In
their sorrow they are coneoled by the
reflection that their loss is her eternal
gain, and are ready to exelain: The Lord
giveth and the Lord taketh away blessed
b. the name OF the Lord. Services Will be
held 10 Silyerbrook Church ON Wednesday
morning. after which her romans will be
conveyed TO the Christiana NJ. T. Gem 0.
terry for intermeut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

David ani Frank Fox, who moved from
this city to Hanover, Pa. about one year
ago ana formed co partnership with
III the paint. oil and glass business. were
unfortunately burned out last Friday,
causing loss on stock of 50 500 with in.
sutance 5000. Flroman Charles l.. Thorn
broke through the floor and fell into
water up to MS neck but excaped unhurt.
we are sorry for the loss of property by
these onterprlsing young men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Tho old river steam boat, John A. War.
ner. Is now receiving extensive repairs at
tho yard OF the Harlan i hollngsworth
Company and when sho resumes her trips
she will be one OF the finest steamers tina.
pitee those waters. Skilled mechanics
have gone over the ilrst deck OF the craft
and enlarged her considerably by tearing
out the old saloon and making that deck
now the full length OF the boat, New
gtairways have been placed In and new
wheelhouses constructed. In a few weeks
painters will begin work on the hull AID
that work will complete the necessary
overhauling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Burglars entered the house VI Mrs. NJ. A.
Hunter. SlT East Eighth street, last Thurs.
day night and succeeded In carrying of
about $50 worth OF goods.
They secured an entrance by cutting
the patty Of pane o. glass OF a back
window and then undId tho tastenings.
1hoy then went through rooms into tho
store and carried away bags OF Hour,
large tub az lard, lot OF sausage, side OF
purk, lot OF Hitch, several boxes of cigars.
quantity Of tobacco, several pounds OF
soaps and quantity of other articles.
Mrs. Hunter was greatly alarmed when
she came down TO her store and found the
front and back doors open, No clue to
the thieves has as yet been obtained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

The large Spanish steamship @ do Reus
Ii still In the dock at the yard of the Har.
Ian l. Hollngsworth Company. Tue com
pany expected TO have the vessel out by
Saturday and to that end had kept up the
repair night and day. They think the
steamer will clear this port about We'd
nesday.
The work on the steamer Cadagua Ia be
Ing delayed by that on the de ReIs. she
also having to be placed in the dock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

At 1.-THE meeting OF the Ministerial Union
to-day In First Presbyterian Church an
address was delivered by Mrs. Edholm.
The local option question was discussed
at length and II was finally agreed upon
to ask the Legislature to pass bill like
that of Mississippi. THIS would Ruaran.
tee local option for each saloon As no II.
cense would 10 granted where the m1jor-
ity of tax payers did not favor 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

A man can build house of stone. he can
tame wild beasts build railroads and con,
qner armies, but he can't sow on button.
A woman can make soup and roast out of
The same piece Of meat; she eau make a
new ovsreost for the boy from an old pair
OF his fathers Trousers; sh0 can change q
dress by use oil ribbon and luile into line
gown; she can quiet the baby, mind tile
dinner and scold the girl at The same
ume; but she oan't---tell h5r correct aye.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

The big church bezaar which Ia being
held In the Auditorium for the benefit of
Epworth NJ L. Church will continue all
this week. There was Il large GRO Nd pres
ent on Saturday night aud an orchestra
of boys under the leadership VI frank
wilson. gave aplendld concert Tonight
the Mogullians with attend with their
celebrated band.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

The store of William Healsy. at the
Highlands was broken into on Saturday
night and u large quantity OF groceries
carried of Entrance was effected by
boring hole in the door ana slipping
back the bolt. bit. chise and three
augers were found yesterday under the
step oil The door OF Emmanuel Episcopal
parsonage. Ihe police believe they know
he mon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

David Whiteraft residing on Shallcross
Avenue between Adams and jackson
street while assisting at the erection of a
smoke stack Toll this morning a distance
OF Is feet and received painful injuries
about the head. lie Ia o driver for the
Delaware Electric Supply Company 2l5
Shipley street where the accident occur.
red.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

john LYNN. stone mason and cuntrac-
Tor ats Esmere. wishes it distinctly un.
dsrstond that ne is not the man who cut
his throat last week, aud is not connected
with him In any way. He says he con.
tinues his business as heretofore and his
friends and customers may understand
that he will never out his throat In order
70 escape tho duties of life or any other
svil. He thinks entirely too much OF his
throat TO be hacking at 1t with razor.