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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

DIR. j. Lehman EIsenbrey of Phila-
delphia Takes His Own Life.

Philadelphia, Aug 21.-Dr J. Leh-
man Eisenbrey, aged 80 years. well
known dentist of this city, who had
been an invalid for the past two years,
committed suicide yesterday at his home
in Chestnut Hill, a suburb by shooting
himself through the heart. DR. Eisen-
brey had been practieing in Philadelphia
for thirty years and until his health
failed he was a clinical Instructor at the
Philadelphia Dental college
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
EAHTHQvANuINKENTUCKY.
vibrations Lasting Twenty-Five Sec
onds Distinctly Felt.

Cincinnati. AUG eli Dispatches from
Maysville and fIcuingSburg, Ky, report
an earthquake at those points AT Mays
willie the vibrations were distinctly felt
In many houses and passed from east to
west, lasting twenty-five seconds At
the home of Mr.. Robinson the tableware
was upset while the family was at
dinner. The trembling of the earth was
so perceptible that the windows ratified
and some OF the doors swung open.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
The Date for Their State Conven-
tion Will Not Be Changed.

Trenton, Aug 2l.-The date Of the
Republican state convention will not be
changed after all. Gen. Sewall, who was
in Trenton Tuesday. disapproved Of the
proposition when he heard it and others
thought it would be bad move and
likely to produce confusion because some
of the county primaries have already
been called. The request to Chairman
Murphy of the state committee for a
special meeting Of the committee to
change the date Of the convention has
been recalled
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Russia and Eormosa.

st. Petersburg Aug 21.-A dispatch
to the Novoe Nremya from Vladivostock
says that the Japanese occupy only the
coasts of Formosa, but that they send
expeditions into the interior of the island
to punish the rebels. Some of these ex,
petitions have not been successful
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
A FRANCO-ITALIAN RIOT.
Five Men Seriously Wounded at the
Bcrre salt Works.

Paris Aug. 2l.-A dispatch from Mar
seilles reports that serious riot has oc-
Cured between French and Italian work
men employed in the salt works at Berre.
sixteen miles northwest of Marseilles
The fighting was Of "A desperate character
and five men were seriously wounded be
fore the police could quel the riot. A
number of the ring-leaders were arrested.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Bids Reiected

rng'on, \. Aug. 21.-Acting Secre-
~ OF the treasury has rejected
|''cs Tor the erection of the New
/, t' tGo'lh'' public building, on the
'nac they were in excess of the
IiSs IiSallable for that purpose. The
luuer s,n was l.. l.. Leach of Chi
4 s4o,Ss5 New proposals will
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
One Man Killed and Building
Wrecked at New Bed ford

New Bedford, Mass, Aug. PA
fearful explosion yesterday afternoon at
the New Bedford machine shop resulted
in the death of Peter J. Healy, temporary
engineer. The boiler house was com
pletely wrecked, and portions of the
boiler were thrown 800 feet away. Parts
of the boiler were blown through win
dow into the main building of the shop,
tearing out the heavy stones around the
casing. Healy was pinioned by the
debris and fatally injured. Charles
Paddleford was blown across the main
room of the machine shop and thrown
out of a door to the sidewalk below.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

IhNTNN AhhINE r At HILLEN.
Daily-6.2S L. M.-Daily (excepi sunday 65O
T.. NJ. w
sundays ony-9.O7, 1920 A. NJ. and 6.I5 and sIo
L. NJ. ~ '''V
Ticker and Baggage Office 2O5 East Baltimore
street.
All trains Stopat Union Station PennsyIvania
Avenue and Fulton Stations.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
anne the Water Company.

'llle, Pa, Aug. 21.-A dozen
\ a big fire at Shenandoah last
ave instituted proceedings for
against the Citizens Water 81
'Pany of that borough. 1t is
mat the fire gained headway by
p the water being turned or
! mains by the company.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
THE WALLER CASE.
France Determined Not To BE Hur-
ricd in the Matter.

Paris, Aug. 21.-Gil Bias says that an
important conference has taken place be
tween United States AMBASSADOR Eustis
and Nj. Benoit, in which the latter said
that however desirous the government
might be of satisfying the demands made
from Washington, it would take time to
get the documents bearing upon the case
from Madagascar Mr.. Waller is re-
ported to be in an advanced stage of con
sum ut ion
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
A Border Terror Killed,

El Paso, Tex, Aug. 21.-John Wesley
Hardin the terror OF the border, was sh7
and killed in the Acme saloon of this
city by Constable John Sellnan. The
men met in the saloon and Sellman got
the drop first. Hardin had record OF
killing nine men.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

:. A through car TO York is run ON tain leaving
TNila elphia al 4.40 L. NJ.
Trains leave Hanover for Gettysburg AT 94s
n. m, IL and 53l p m week days; returning
arrive at Hanover from Gettysburg 1870 p. m.
week days.
TRAINS LEAVE YORK FOR THE NORTH. -
Pacific and Northern Express, daily 81 n. m.
News N;'.s ExPress, ually 85l a. M
Chicago Express and Fast Line, daily | .35 D. m.
Chicago and St Louis Express, daily go D. IN.
western and southwestern Exp.daily 10 033 D. IN.
For time tables and further information ap-
ply TO ticket agent at the station.
S. NJ. PREVOST, J,R. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger A st
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
TURKEY AND THE POWERS.
The Latest Reply of the Porte-For.
eign Control of Reforms Denied.

Constantinople, Aug. 2l.-The portes
latest reply TO the ENJOYS of the powers
on the subject of reforms in Armenia
mentions only the reforms of secondary
Importance and rejects the demands of
the powers for the exercise of foreign
control over the execution of the pro-
posed changes, claiming that it would
lie fatal to the sovereignty of the sultan
and the independence of the Turkish en-
nina
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

Hartford. Conn, Aug 21.--Gov. Coffin
has appointed Gilbert 4. Smith OF
Shuron member Of the state board of
represented the touu In the general as
1enb|y of I878 Hr runs farm at
sharon bit Is III business iu New York.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Six People Drowrad

h III Aug, aug. sl.-By the capsizing Of
a.. yacht puny Brothers near the
ao lighthouse last evening six
'"re n party of thirteen were
Inc victims were: Albert
,ank Cannon, Frank Bugmun,
[Fishaa, Henry Shingler, and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
VICTORY FOR Quay
Seventeen Delegates from
Philadelphia Sure.
And Seven Others We're in Doubt
This Morning = Opposition Com
ceded Him Only Ten-Reat Mayor
Warwick in His Own Ward-Eicc-
tion as Chairman Assured.


Philadelphia. Aug 2l.-The republican
county primaries were held here last
night for the election of delegates to con-
yentions being held to-day for the nomi-
nation of county officers and delegates to
the state convention. Practically little
interest is taken in the result for county
officers. as. with the exception Of the of
iice Of recorder Of deeds, of which the
present incumbent is a democrat. M Tie
present officers are assured Of "a renomi-
nation. The whole interest al the pri-
mares centered in the election of dele
gates 70 the state convention philadel-
phia has seventy delegates 10 the state
convention and the result of last NIGHT +,
primaries will in all probability decide
the winner in the lactional hghi now
raging in the republican ranks OF the
state between Senator Quny and Cover
nor hastings and the republican leaders
OF Philadelphia aud Pitt,burg
Victory tor Quay
The battle at the polls last night re-
suited in a victory for senator QUAY
The opposition had conceded him but
ten cele -a5es from philadsl slp1ia. but he
won seventeen and seven were in the
doubtful column early this morning.
Mr. Quay met witha set back in the First
ward which he expected to carry with
its four delegates. The quay people still
claim il rs doubtful this morning. Mr..
t9uay's greatest victories were in the
fifteenth aud twenty-fourth wards The
fifteenth ward was Mayor Warwick ;
own, and in this Mr. Quay beat his
honor not only in the ward, but in the
mayors own division
Has Probably Won His Fight.
With the gaining of seventeen dele
gates from Philadelphia Senator Quay
seems to have won his fight against his
opponents in the state and is probably
assured of election as chairman of the
state committee As far as can be fore
casted with so many uninstructed dele
gates Mr.. Quay seems now certain OF
about 1865 votes in the convention, or 70
more than majority
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Boston Ball Team in England.

London, Aug. 2l.-The Boston amateur
baseball team will open its tour of Eng
land with a match with local team at
Derby.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Prohibition Nominations.

Gloversville, n. Y, Aug. 2l.-The
prohlbitionists of Fulton county have
nominated Daniel NJ. Durfss of Rock
wood for assemblym man.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

Buzzards Bay, Mass, Aug. 21.-The
president did not venture to the fishing
grounds yesterday on account of heavy
wind. At noon DR.. Bryant arrived from
New York and was met at the station by
the Clevland carriage.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

'"'7
and Credentials Committecs-Ex-
""N'rn"r Naihph'lI VIII PROBABLY
Have To Ncccnt tho <,,,,i,,,i,
Springfield. O.. Aug. 2l.-Inles~ there
isa sharp and sudden change in the no
htical temperature the nomination for
governor will be bestowed by the dem
ocrativ state convention this afternoon
upon cN governor james f. Campbell.
and that hy acclamltiou. All last night
and this morning the bands have been
playing +" The CaWpnell9 are coming. "
and the thousands in the streets have
taken up The refrain Campbell badges
have sprung into view iu every direction,
and the voice oi the eN-1uvrruor himself.
aS he declared to his friends with earn
e>tnr~s and sincerity tnut hc was uot and
could not he acaudiGatr. aul THAT neither
lis financial condition nor his future en-
ga-cmrut- would permit OF his making
the lacr. Was drowned hV the cheering
Of the packed corridors for "Campbeil
and victory
Radical silver Mon Ontnup,crcd
...;,..
,o,.i..,,..,..i i,..,,.,.,I
the form of n forpronp ron,lu~i,n tb,t
auything wa, .aid. or heard ,,,ii. ,.,nJi-
dates Brforetbnt frnp, tb. ,,p,i,,,,. nf
the first dple.sttion thc ole.tion NJ sill
yer and cold y,a.tn,.all. Lii ,.,in., ionic
while with il WAS hlrud.. the .t.,n,,
prr.ouol hostility mantle. in m.rv
uuartrr. toward. senator trire This
lnttrr feature. was eIiuir.+.I ,t tho s,
cret midnight conference of tbe silver
men. a.. calculated ia oiniur. thpir ,.u.r
while the radical element wa. also over.
ruled by the adoption Of n moder,tereso-
luton ns the silver plank for the plat-
form. and i'm which fine terms ..frae ond
unlimited" and "l6 to T. were for once
conspicuous only hy their absence. 1t
became apparent this morning however
that gallant tinht Though they had made
and willing as they were to keen IL mn To
the end. the friends of silver were over
whelmed hy numbers. They found dele
gates of their thinking among the Brice
1oii"Wlhg who would not only antagoni2e
,.e senator oY resting with them, whlle
they alSo claimed TO have suffered losses
III .helr own ranks because OF their de
cisioh To keep out oil personalities.
National Plank Not Satisfactory.
Efforts were made this morning 10
induce Allen w. Thurman and his CO.
horts to be content with the convention :
endorsement of the national financial
plank of 1892. but he brusouely replied
that they would Just as soon support a
resolution affirming allegiance to the
hhancial plank adopted by the replhli-
can state convention at AahesVllle lntll
the arrival OF senator Brlce yesterday
AFTERNOON there was some question
among Ihe SOUND money advocates as To
the exact form OF the financial plank
that would meet ms position, but he
soon set all doubts at rest with the de
ciaratlon ny an that was necessary was
dpuncratic ,nnna,, i,IunL Of 1900 Nbnr
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
!. LOUIS TRIAL TRIP.
Poves Herself Worthy of the
Fovernment Mail Contract.

oyernment Mail Contract.
hampton, Aug. 21.-The Ameri-
snew steamer St. Louis had an
lal yesterday and maintained q
z 10 knots per hour for over
P,ufs- carrying the stars and stripes
nan any flag had ever been carried
The English channel. This as
a ten years mail carrying con-
Fith the United States govern
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

bsa, aug; sl.-The steamer ORA
IN rhn abandoned by She captain
[pg;a ane decks have broken ur
s'neS and boilers have shifte1'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

If the conclusions of NJ. Jauffert, the
great French scientist, are to be relied
upon there is no reason why the skin of
the African should be black and that of
the Scandinavian of milky fairness
that is to say, there are no apparent
causes for this wide variation in color.
Jauffert says: THE skin of the African
negro is of exactly the same anatomica!
structure as that of the fair-skinned.
tlaxen-haired Norseman. 1t may also
be shown that in the mucous layers Of
the skin of dark k-complexioned whites
pigment cells similar to those found in
the negro's skin are developed in ex.
actly the same way they are in the
blacllest African. Moreover, frecllles
are of the same nature as the blaclkness
which has suffusod the entire skin OF
many of the tropical barbarian tribes" "
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Is THE Girl alive?
Minnie Williams Said To
Have Turned Up.
Holmes Lawyer Receives a TeIe-
gram Dated at Providence, II. l..
Purporting To BE from Her
Holmes Said To Have Been Moved
to Tears at the News

Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-A startling
revelation came to light yesterday in the
Holmes case. W. A. Shoemaker, coun-
sci for Holmes. received a message from
Minnie II. William, dated Providence,
K. l., which stated that the sender was
alive and well. This is one of the women
whom Holmes is accused of having muir
dered in the Chicago castle" When
questioned in relation to the matter Mr.
Shoemaker at first seemed reluctant to
discuss il, but finally admie.ed that he
had received such dispatch. 1--WE have
contended all aloug,1 said he. that
Minnie Williams was alive. We will
have no difficulty in producing her at the
DrODer time :,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Trial Races Postponed.
inst Race for Cup Sep. :.

flork, Aug.21.-The Americas Cup
Fiiee announce officially that the
lace for the Americas cup would
Place September 1th.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

@|1k. N. j., Aug. 21.-
|.| over game of pool at
] Darling shot and
Henry Dunham of Hor-
York. Dunham was
oI 1ee and came to Plain
1|s lather's funeral. The
11d on his bicycle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
A Diet OF Gutta Percha.

Gutta percha doesn'tappeal to most
people as an article of diet, but there is
small, an exceedingly small, subma-
rine animalcule that positively delights
In It, This interesting creature is
called the 'gibble," and 1t is only real
ly happy while it is browsing on the
gutta purcha that is used for the
sheathing of submarine cables. The
layers of submarine cables are so
afraid u diet of gutts percha won't
agree with the gibbles that they are
sheathing the wires with brass. Posi-
bly,, though, their anxiety may not be
SO much for the gibble's health as for
the cables safety. On the whole this
does appear to be the more likely sup
position
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
NEARLY TEIRTY DEAD.
More Victims Remains TAX ~ from
Denver's Hotel Ruins.

peilNer- Aug. ne horror of tn,
Gumry hotel catastrophe grow more pro
nounced as the work Of recovering bod
les proceeds The scenes are Sickcninu
and although fourteen bodies have herr
taken form the ruins it is supposed THAI
twelve more are still buried under ton.
OF debris. The revised list Of dead fol
lows:
The Dead.
Robert c. Greiner. Denver: Mrs
Robert c. Greiner. Denver: Fred Hub
bold. Lisbon la; +. T. NcCo~kcv
Cripple Creek, Col; VIII Richards. ben
yer, Mrs. G. r. Wolfe, Lincoln. Ncb.
Ruby Wolfe, Lincoln, Neb. Bella /
Lorah, Central Valley, Col: Georg
Burt, Colorado Springs Col: Ferdinan,
French. Central Springs Col; James NJ
Murphy. Denver; Myron Is. Hawley
Denyet +. W. Edwards, Denver; Gen
Charles ADAMS, Maniton, Col
The Missing.
Peter Gwmry Denver: Albert :. Blake
Pueblo. Col; ". j. Corson. Pueblo
Col. j. l.. kirl>e, Omaha: j. \. Browne
Omaha. O. VI. Monroe. Colorado Spring,
Col; Lizzie Lager. chamhermaid Dru
yer: Louise Rcinhuhr, chWnbermad
Denver. Emma NNc,haler chamber
maid. Denver, Elmtr I.oe~chcr engineer
Denver 3. A. Abbey. Pueblo, Col. VIM
Decker, bell boy, Denver.
Rcscuers in Danger.
The police and all the city official
have done their utmost to Facilitate th
search for bodies. bur the work proceed
i.t.s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
DEFEAT OF DEFENDER
Feared That Her Hull Is
Seriously Strained.

And Possibly That She Is Not a
pouah Water Boat-Is the Ameri.
c,s cup in Danger r?-Yachtsmen
Are Very GIum at the Result OF
Yesterdays Race.
Nav York. Aug Yachtsmen are
hs-fng rather glum to-day over the re-
3t. Yesterday : race, as it would seem
i .bav weakness in the Defender in
~ one Important point in which hereto
~ She Ha, not been thoroughly test d..
m, experts had been expressing the
M dong that in the trial race, the
n .rH Wauid have a chance to show
4 ,a coGlI do in stiff wind If
IA. - turu ont too tender for such
- noJ hopeful augury for her
a ptcmber gales with the
Ia &aca and broad beamcd Va!kyrie.
In U~ victory will not necc~,a-
I4e Defcndar's claim to repre-
iu the ming races. Com
noi5 -h said ba.ore the race that
I'm va.r oi the series might not be
|the Yacht cted to meet the Nalkyrie.
|Th would rest with the com
mil u .. event. or course ye~l r.
dan r. a great victory for Nisi-
Ian t.u -leerried on The 81 600 .Astor
cup
Gave Up the Race Suddenly.
r.. -He WAS Ten miles to windward
and rH aud the regatta committee
rese ,0 the right to send the yachts
twica over 'uc course if necessary
The first round had nearly ended.
Tho Defender was about five minutes in
the rad ad the signal to go round
agn was uoi-ted The wind as fresh
nh aud lac sea was getting rough
Fht they started on the second ten
hl ) windward. The Defender was
Rler second tack. when suddenly she
Ma 3il and ran for home chased by a
"a of tue~. steamers, yachts and ex-
tr0u boats.
Feared She Is Seriously Strained.
"a all questions Mr.. Iselin refused to
NJ He was asked why he had quit.
had nothing to say. Everyone on
q Dc'euder was looking glum. and it
Thought that something serious had
Neurt. No trace of any injury could
sen d her spars and rigging. When
boai came to anchor off Bay Ridge,
~e,in told reporter that the mast
rigging had become so slack that he
Emwid the mast would 90, and so had
ed TO quit the race. This may be so,
E'hera are many who think that some
Of the yachts hull is seriously
ned. If so. the cup is certainly in
danger. If it is only her rigging,
has strange that after two and a
|nonths' sailing it was not properly
ched, and shows that the yacht is IN
Eng like proper condition to cope
the Nalkyrie.
Trial Races Postponed.
f. last evening the Americas Cup
ittee announced that the triad
Ewould not be resumed until next
II is understood that Mr.. Iselin
other members of the syndicate
the Defender much regretted
p % withdraw the new racer, as
4 Nere axious to try her racing quail
b such a splendid breeze as blew
iay. How badly Defenders rig
Z is weakened could not be ascer-
but it was stated that the damage
= that it will require several days
the Defender again in racing
inst Race for Cup Sep. ..
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
A Rare Opportunity!

Tuscaaora. FARMS great trio Of Stations.
SEA KING (sire of Louis Victor 2:23sI. and
Cecil NJ. 22S1Sl; MONOCACY, record 2.l9%, and
KlOTo, record 22Vs4, will make the season OF
and all purses.
For Catalogue apply to
q. NJ. DEGARMENDIA,
49,, Doubs, Md.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

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CumToTIaud aut wnN stations ANA eNcent
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500 4. NJ. datfv. for NlsAlip.to,, and "a. sta-
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st5 \. NJ. except sunday. for Baltimore ma
principal W:lN stations. Ihiladelul.la and
New \ Nork
i0l5A A. NJ. cxccpt Suuday. or Washington.
PhH,tlf.fiH New Nnil b.,-.r sViug'
TON. liaect Stowuaud Way stations Chicago
and Fiu>hWp
t:lj T.. NJ. .tNcrw SuuduN for Baltimore and
way stations. Pbf3,drirhia and N,,, York.
25or NJ, except mda,. for Harper Ferry,
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way stations, II Louis. chicago ANA the
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LyAtn-i"h aud way stations.
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fF9l fh'N MARY LAND RAILROAD.
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many
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''- y;lin rAitcsSs d,,siiS iVr Ariilsloh, towards
, nille, OWI,eS MINIS, Hlyhdoh ana al
100 F. M.-ENpress for Arlinotor Al Howe
flhesNllie, Green Spring Jr pction, 0w-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
Brice Admits ItIsa Gold Plank.
Brice secures the Organization.

Senator Brice will be temporary chair
man. lie secures the organization of the
convention, getting Is of the , districts,
and will control the resolutions and Gre
den;ials committees. !!p is Toxins ao a-.-
gre~siye part in the nominations. making
a ii-gh, solely for platform in harmony
with President Cleveland and himself ON
the financial question
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23
BRICG HAS The HELM
He Will Organize the Ohio
Democratic Convention.

Gets sixteen OF the Twenty-one Dis
triCts and Controls Resolutions
and Credentials Committecs-Ex-
Governor Campbell Will Probably
Have To Accept the Nomination.