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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-26

Years Of study by a college of
experts among the fashion
1lXers of the world and among
the loom who turn their
taste and tact to textiles, a
comprehensive knowledge Of
the wants and tastes of Phila-
delphia shoppers have brought
us leadership in Dress Goods
selling. That why we gather
and distribute more Dress
Goods than does any other
retail store in the word-and
an exclusive retail store can
alone serve you perfectly.
Tastes in American cities diff
ter-the most cXacting shop
pcrsare Philadelphia shoppers
resident and visiting. To
gather for wholesale selling
nccessiratcsa catcringto many
standards; Wholesale stocks
are prone to get a showing at
retail counters. DisCrimina-
ton then must rest with you-
and you've only the guide Of
experience to help you avoid
mistakes. Experts conduct the
business at Wanamaker's s.
Novelties are safely bought
here, because your choosing
is from selections made by ar
fists in dress.
The Dress Goods Salon is
the court of honor. Crystal
cases hold pleasing and cor
rect combinations of f brics.
The store helpfulness is al
ways yours to command the
stores stylc-hints yours to en-
joy.
The world Of dress wearers
is invited the army Of dress
makers and designers is asked
to be a part Of the company
to enjoy this-the fullest, rich
est display ever made.
lWcnty-one sections of the
store are devoted to Dress
Stufs - groups of textiles ;
special collections black
goods cloths fancy fabrics !;
stutfs for every day; stuHs for
rich costumes. The enjoyment
of a visit to Wanamaker's
should be only bounded by
the time you may devote to it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-26

Fine lot Of Carpets from Is C. yard up at
W. B. HEATZIG & SON.
The latest styles in Hats and Caps at low
figures at W. 3. HEATZIG & son.
Good assortment of Ladies Wrappers from
rs cents up at w. b. HEATZIG Il son.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-26
DIRECTIONS.
COLD IN HEAD

Restores the Senses OF Taste and Smell The
Balm Is quickly absorbed and gives relief at
once; Price 30 cents at Druggists or by rail
ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren St, New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-26

WANTED-A HORSE IN EXCHANGE FOR
house painting. PARKER BROS.
Elkton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-26

Pleased With the Armstrong Stove.
Tite's Eddy Hotel, on the Susquchanna
;. A. banner Proprietor.
fITES EDDY, PA, June 9th, 1895
Dear Sir: | am greatly pleased with my
stove. II - Just as recommended A good
baker. II heats the water well. The pipes
are all good and il draws very well. HOPING
10 favor Jon, an Yours truly.
S. a. BANNER.
To Mr.. Frank Jones.
OF the Armstrong Stove & Mfg. Co.,
PcrrNvllc. Nd. ilyGtr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

eire bebeutenbe Redli5trnng bon Yroftten
Iieferte ben 8epeis, bab bic @e19dftsleute
fi@ bieier Sbatfa9e pobl beipuBt tparen.
@etli9e 3ufubren baben MUIR 6,087,590
8u19el gegen 6,019,910 i'm leBten Sabre
b%etrager, rp1b utlantii9e &~nsfnbren, NSebl
einge19loFen, baben nur 1,588,358 6etras
gen, gegen 1,79O,833 i'm lebten Sabre. I'M
ter ben Sarmern lit augenf9einli9 bic
@timmung i'm 3unebnen begriffen, Wei5en
fir Before preiie su bdlten, als ieBt realis
firt tperben, obpobl g~eeenpdrtig iebe Preiss
fteigerung BEN Mnfdufen fir BIZ. &usfnhr
Ginbalt tbnt. Equalization in 8aumtppae
mar e~benfals ernft tpegen Der MnnaRrne,
baB Sabrifen nibt in 8etrieb geiebt tperz
ben piirben, ipie biele getban ba6en, nnb
cine eroBe Na6frdge mad Wdaren befrtes
bigen tpiirben. Die Breisfeigerung tpuroe
iebo9 bur9 ben Nbf9luB bon @erfdufen
unb einen unbebeutenben Giidi9lag tpieber
pett gema9t. Sir bas @e14Gft pirb es
I'M 10 better fem, tpenn gldnaenbe 9off@
nungen bic greife ni4t an5u f4nea in bic
90be treiben.
9ie @abl 6at fofort bic 9reife BON Robz
eiien geitdrft. 0tefelben itiegen Bis GIT $12
in pittsburg fir 8efener nnb bic @etptbz
felt, baB 5ablrei4e groBe &uftrG9e fir Sc
6Gube nnb 8riiden nnb anbere fertigs
@aare iebt CUR Musfiibrung tomnrer piirz
ben, re9tferttgt cine GENTLE preisFeigerung.
Die 3utunft bieies @ef9Gfts bdngt iebt bon
ber Musbebnung Der 3unubne in Der Ra4z
fraee nd9. ~fertigen @ifenz unb @tablproe
butten ab, psG9e nabrf9einli9 tpeientli9
BON benz BON berf9iebeten Gombinationen
berfolsten 8erfdbren beeinflubt tDerben
tpirb. Ser 8~loditabltrut, Der INNER mod
offen in ptttsburg unter benz Preiie betz
fault ntrb unb enbloie Wirren i'm @@9Gft
berur1a9t bat, inbem ct cine &lafe BON
probuaente1 gum NuAtbeile elmer anberen
begiinfiet, 1T bier in Sibung 9epefen nnb
1oG feline 8ertbeilungsbafis gednbert baben,
Tim Before &e1ultate GIT e~r5ielen. Ser Sea-
geltruit lift iebt BON einem feinbli3en Ser
bonnie bon Sobbers unb Probu5enten be-
brobt unb tpirb pffen unter benz Breiie berz
fault. Ser 8~arrentruft perlongt trob feiz
mes groben Robatts mebr als bic preiie,
gu benen @tablbarren in sroBer Auantitdt
b~erfauft tperber. Cine unbebeutenbs @teiz
gerung in S6eetings unb ~gebrudten 3eugen
lift bic etnaige Nenberung, bic ieBt mod fir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm Mdrfte gu Sage
tritt. Cine eigentli9e @enberuns in Bonenz
aeusen bat ith nidt geaeigt, bod betrltgen
bic Nnfdufe BON Mple, einf@liebfi9 zines
Bpm 100000 9funO, ber unsebli9 BON
einem Spnbifat gsmu9t tpurbe, 18,561,oo0|
pfanb gegen 5,621, $50 i'm lebten Sabre
unb 8.215,0OO in 1892. Die @teisertng
Der prei1e betrug i'm 0ur@f3nitt einen baGz
BEN Gent i'm Sftober, unb felt September
1irb 1,1O4 4uptatipnen BON Coates 8roz
TIERS BON 1915 auf 1892 Gents ober 6.3
pro5ent geftiegen.
9ie 3abl Der 8anferotte pG6renb Der
Wp9e betrug 230 in ben @er. @taaten,
gesen 28o i'm lebten Sabre, unb 50 in Ga
naba segen 40 i'm @oriabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
EeuerHhriinne.

mOntug Nu9t 1T bic Ortf6aft Spencer,
in 90. 3d.. fat sdn5li@ n~iebereebrannt.
SIS tpurben Mountaineering @ei9dfts= unb
WobnbGuier eingedi9ert. Ser @eIammtz
berlut betrd9t ungefd6r 100000. Oas
Seuer %entitanb in einem 3immer iiber benz
9ef4Gftslaoen BON Simmons C 60, ber=
breitete ii9 iiber bic 9auptgeI9dftsfraBe
unb fpnnte erft gegen Morsen gelDi9t tperz
ben.
Qus S%efferionbiGe, Snb., pirb gemelbet:
3net BON WiQiam Sobnion's 8inbern,
pel8e pdbrsnb Der Nbpeien6eit Der Mutter
in einem Simmer ein9ef6lofien paren, FAM
ben 3inobol59en, unb bci91ofen auf benz
Subbooen Elm Seuer onauma6en. Oas Rez
iultat mar, baB bas 9aus neb5t bier anberen
@ebduben nieberbrannte, pGbrenb es iebp6.
freili4 nur nit GROCER Mibe, gelang, bic
&tnber oor benz Sobe in ben Slammen au
retten.
Montug Na6t purbe bic M0beGfabrit BON
S. 81. 2unt C 60. in Snbianapolis bas
Spfer BON 8ranbfiftern. Ser 9erluft be-
trdgt $4,000, Bel $4,000 @eri6erung.
Sn Carbon, i'm Staate sSnbiana, bat
Seuersbrunft %. R. Gif9er C Cos 9roz
BEN 9ei9dftsldben, bas Opern6aus, gi9en>
tbum bon Snrnes Sar; bas @aarenlager Der
p@ureta Gompanp", unb @iGiam 8arter's
Wirtb19aft 5erftOrt. Ser @efammtberlult
betrdst iiber 100000; Der gstrag Der Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Dte Gerd1IftaInne.

81. g. 9un &c 60. fagen in ibrer
9unbelsi6erf4t pie foIst: Sn ben
bas @eT9Gft fontrOlirenbsn 8ebineunger
bat bisfe Wo4e cine 9roBe 1mtpaIaung
ltattgefunben. 9ieielbe but fih mod in teiz
mem bemertenspertben @rabe in Srons=
a~ftionen pber in Recorbs piberfpie9eln f0n=
men, bod lisgen bereits 9eniigenbe 8etpeiie
bafiir por, baB cine briidenbe 2ait geboben
unb pesgetpdl3t pprben 1T unb bic Sc
f9Gftspelt b~sgonnen bat, ii3 einem3uitanbe
Der 8efreiung unb SiAerbeit o%naupafen,
ben fe felt sSabren ni9t getannt bat. @s
mar nidt ffren9 iogif&, baB @ei5en I'm 5
gents estiessn 1T, itbem er 80 fir No=
pember unb IS fir DECEMBER srrsi4te UNI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Meit 8enb, Sonia.

@or unaefd6r apei Sa9ren babe ID mir
bds &p9bu9 bon Trau grlca ange19aTft.
I'd babe Ieitber fleiBigen @ebrau9 baoor
eemadt unb fam ni4t umbins Sbnen NIT
Sut6siien, baB ss uniibertreffli9, ia llnter
G9uen mir befannten &o9bi4ern, Die i'd nod
qepriift 6abe, bas a(lerbeite 1T. Die BARN
anoeoebenen Ge5epte finb ausge5ei@net. uro
bobe i9 es f9on alien meinen Sreunotnner
auf's ipdrm tie empfoblen. Sd peroe ME
fpieber o6ne bies ni4t genug gu i9dsenoe
&o9bu4 fein. m..rx
g(mhurf, 81, 10. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
perunoIndte 7aao.

&m oergangenen Sdmitag bat Der pfar=
rer Mentor BON Srop, i'm Staate
Montana, in benz nabe s%elesenen Sc
btrge Bel einem beroneifelten Rampf nit
einem 8Gren bas 2eben berloren. @r 9atte
it9 an elmer Sagbpartie betbeiligt unb Sid
am Samftag Morgen BON Der @eieuI9aft
getrennt. DIS er am Mbenb ni9t 5urits
febrte, tpurben feline @efdbrten beiorgt uni
begannen na4 linn gu iu9en. Mm Na9=
mittage fanb man Mentor's 9ut; bi9t baz
Bel paren 8lutfpuren unb NGes beutete aui
einen f9redli9en 8ampf nit einem 8dren
bin. Sen @puren foGgenb, purbe in elmer
@%ntfernung BON un9efdbr bunbert GARD bic
3erfleif9te 2ei9e bes iungen @eiitli6en ge>
funben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
9ennindtpn. Nebr.

Dos ao96u9 bon 5rau @rica babe i'd
NUN iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir tpdbrenO
bieIer 35eit man9en treuen Stsnft ge!elltet.
@ptpeit ih es erprobt babe, muB ID .iagen,
bdB es aaen biGigen Nnforoernngen, Die man
an elm iol9es Bud itelen fann, ooatornmen
entIpri8t. Sd mO4te bafelbs nl9t sntz
beAren. m.m..t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Jrau gricu's &o9bu9 gefGnt mir 10 febr,
baB i'd lieber in gefliften S9uben eeben
mO9te, als ba1el6e entbebren. Mlen lieben
!9a~usfrauen fam i9 Is empfe6len; benin e8
paBt fir ieoe, Tie mag piele ober tpenise Qns
iprii4e MAIDEN.
Sruu ST. s. 8raie.
grete, ST., 13, Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

S6 babe bas beuti9zameritanif6s' &o9s
bu3 ie6r fleibig gebrau4t, uno es bat itf
out betpdbrt. Nu9 meiner 4niiat TT IS oas
Bette in Der Melt, es 1T Elm gutter 9aus9alter.
ginlieaenb finben sic ben gstrag tIr Elm
atpeiteg beutI@@ameritanii4ss Rofbl9 BON
sFrau @rica, pel4es Sic mir alsbolo 5nz
fdiden molten. ao
@eIt 8enb, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Nu9 ib bin i'm 8eiiB Sbres tpert6en Rod.
bu9es unb freue mid beffen iebr, benn .s
bat mir f6pn 10 man9e quite 9ienfte aetbar,
ba6er fam i9 es ieber 9ausfram beIfens
empfeblen. Sd tpiinf9te. DAP i9 bas Sod.
bud einige Sabre friiber gebabt bate, benin
i9 tam ais cine Rdberin in ben 6ausfanb.
al1p 1e6r unerfabren; aber Die CUTE %Sreunbin
feblt. bier, um mid 3ureAf gu tpeiien.
StaDt unb 2eute tparen mir fremo. Sdtte
i9 bamals 5rau grica's Bud aur gtiibe
ge6abt, 10 bate ib man4en Geuf5er, manne
5or9e abtpenben tonnen. 9enn bd lit ia
aGes 10 beutli9 BON Nnfuns Bis gum Gn6e
bef9rieben, DAB audi bic unerfabrenite iunae
5rau nit 9ilfe bieies 8u1es i'm 5fanSe
1T, einsn ipariamen orbentli9en 6ausItanb
git fiibren. Man fann ben einfa9fen SisS
ipie aud bas feinite So95titsmabl borna6
3ubereiten, unb audi beim @inma9en lit bds
liebe 8u9 mir cine erpbe 6ilfe. Sine iebe
beuti9e 9ausfrau folte barna9 treben' in
ben 8eiib zines folben tpert6bolen gudes
gu gelangen.
Sra1 W~orgentbaltr.
Soplin, Mo. %. Sttober 1884, !
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
rs Gents
portofret bon u11s be5teben.
5Dinois Stats Setting Co.,
Chicago, aA.

g3ad6febenb per6fentli6eu mir eini9e bon bn 5abGre9en Nns
erfennunos1hreiben, in 0enen oeuti6=onerifant6e 9ausfrauen ibrer
gn5idt iber SEN Mertb bides 8udes Stusorud seben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
RnltttTd1eH.
Das mahIre

Na9 ben iebt Dorliegenben 8eri9ten iinb
Die folgenben Stauten pbne alien 3neifel
fir Mc&tnleb unb 9obart getponnen pDrz
ben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
NnnliidkHfnue.
Sbifbrub.

Der S6ooner nWuufdba" serf9eIt'
Samtag Morgen auf Der 9Dbe bes 9afenS
bon Mustegon. Mt9. Stint damn ertru11=
fen unb elmer purbe g%erettet. 9us Sabr5eue
fopobG tpie bic 2abung ftno bolitanbis oer=
lprer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

ssrou grica's ao@bu9 tunn id nur er1z
pfeblen, finbe bofsl6e fir bic ameritanlf9e
aiide pprtreffli9. S4p. &atbarlne.
9ittsburs6 pa., IA. Nob. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Sal Greet, Wis., %. SIT. 1894.
0as &o9bu9 bon 6rau erica babe i1
iebt etpas iber 5pei Sabre i'm @ebrauh. gs
1T Oas bette Ro4bu9 fir 9eutf9ameritdner,
bas ib bisber tennen lernte. Ouber fam
i'd es nit sntem 9etpifen empfeblen.
6rau .. SO. 8pnbof.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Sbre oerbiubli4e @lidpunf9bepef4e banz
fenb empfdn9en. S6nen Slid unb Mpb&s
ergeben tpiinf9erb, SIR
SO m. Mc&tnIeD.
@pm Obereeneral Miles 1T elm ber5li9es
@liidpunf9idreiben bel Mc&inlep einge<
troffen. @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Wla6e uno 6emidbte

nab an,ertfaaiiDern gDitent %eeseben, Sen in Der aade
Egebran6ten @e9enfdnoen imo ~9feid5eiti9 Die ~en8liidbe1t 8ete,ts
ttut9ett b~eige9ebeut ~tuo0urd Der praftii6e gsertb oes gudes
.bebeutenO erbO6t miro. 9e 8eaepte un0 8ori6riften fn0 ben
BGOdrfniQM unO 9nittG(n jeOG Qmeri6ant(6ea 5ami(ie
.%ansepaBt. 9os 8udh 1T nit tpeiBen 8ldttern Onrti@oKent 10 bB
jebe Sausfrau ben Snbalt bur5 ielbfgepOnnene grfabrunsen erz
9du5en fann.
Die Musitattun9 1T sebmofpOG umO IO1iOe, Der Gimbano
0auerbaft.
0ie1es &odbud, bas 1T jeOem INSTRUMENTATION Saus=
balt fb as elm pertbboler Natb9eber erhueHen miro, f6nuen
unere Seller fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
1900 an ser 3a6c,

fm0 BON elmer 0euti6eu 9ousfrau auf @runo prafttider 81.
iabrattt9 9epruft Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

GOrtissung auf Der 2. Sstte.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

9onnertag Nbenb8 nb 20 ri :
nut en- erbielt 8rpan etne De
pef9e BON Senator Sones, mo-
rim berfeIbe u9te, baB er bic
s + tp d bGuns Mc3inlen's 5uges
tebe. 8rpan a9te, er geFebt
ebenfaI1s bic @rpdblnng Wt
&inlep's gu unb perhe IN
Nbenb eine bementfpre4enot
MtttbeiIung perDffentli3en
8rDan 9tdte bunn folgenOe
Oepe9e an Maior Mc&tnle9
ab: Genutor Spnes Bat M d
oeben bena9ri4tigt, baB BIT
WaD1beri3te Sbrs Grpdblnne
an5et9en, unb ID 6eeile mt4.
Sbnen meinen @1idtpnn d
3 u ii b ct mitteIn. Mir baben BIZ
Stage Dem amerttantd er
8olfe unterbreitet unb fetr
@ille # uns @efeB.
Me&inleb ertpiberte duf 8rDan's Slid
pnni9telegramm folgenoermaBsn:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

Suiammsn 278
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-25

The Christian Mirror wants to know
who makes public opinion. The indi-
vidual members of the public make it,.
When the great majority of them CONCUR
on particular view of thing there is
a public opinion existing about the thing
Sometimes there is such a variety of
opinions among the members of COM
munity that it cannot be said that there
is anything which can properly be called
public opinion. Public opinion is ascer-
tanned in various ways but the most
effective method ID by voting. In this
way it was undertaken to determine pub
lie opinion in regard to Sheriff Cram g
vigorous enforcement of the prohibitory
law in this city in 1892. and count OF
the ballots showed a majority of 500 or
500 against his vigorous enforcement. 1t
is this condition of public opinion that
makes nine -tenths of the trouble with
the prohibitory law. There Is only one
wsy in which that law can be vigorously
enforced and that is by the employment
of spoilers" but public opinion will
not tolerate that method. Sheriff Cram
tried it in the case of some Brunswick
liquor sellers, and the grand jury refused
to find single indictment upon this
class of evidence.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-25

of life, the thief of comfort the destroyer
Of happiness. 1t is. the height Of folly to
suffer when a cure is easy, sure and
speedy by using Dr.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. Use this great
aud wonderful remedy aud the nervous
irritable, weak anu trembling feelings
will disappear; your sleep will be natu-
raj. calm a. restful, and you will wake
mornings feeling strong and vigorous in
stead of tired ard exhausted; all gloomy
depression anu sense of anxiety will fade
from the mind; your nerves will become
strong and steady as steel, your strength
energy and ambition will he restored,
and perfect health take the plaos OF weak
ness and debility.
1 This remarkable discovery. DR.. Greene q
Ner ura blood and nerve l,medy, should
not te classed WITH 9rlinary patent med
icines. II il the prescription of the most
successful specialist in nervous and
chronic diseases, DIR. Greene, of 81 Tenn :
pie Place, Boston, Mass, and he can be
consulted by all without charge, person
ally or by letter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-25

The word of an illustrious actor. like
that of a great general or statesman,
commands the attention of the world
Alexander Salvini, son of the great es5
actor that ever lived, is rapidly taking
his fathers place in the minds and hearts
OF the people. Every word Of his, there
FORE like the utteranees Of Jefferson or
Irving, whom everybody honors and re-
veers, will be read with deepest interest
and profoundest attention by all.
Mr.. Salvini writes to the people,
Travelling as do cannot fail to no.
Bice the great use of DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy, and espeo-
tally among my friends and acquain-
tances.
From. my own experience I can
strongly recommend 1T as most excel
lent and reliable family remedy. especial
ly for rheumatism and neuralgia, ner-
vousness and all nervous affections,
which illnesses in our profession, we are
most liable to contract
Weak nerves, poor blood. low vitality,
rheumatism and neuralgia. are the bane
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-25

Appearances indicate that the Granite
State Provident Association will soon
close up its business. Indeed that result
was almost inevitable after the bank
commissioners of New Hampshire shut
down on the association. Previously
ruled out of Massachusetts, and Maine
there was little territory left for it to
operate in but New Hampshire, and with
that taken away of course the concern
had to stop. 1t is a curious fact, however,
that the New Hampshire officials appear
to have found no trouble with the
method of the company's business until
it had been criticized by officials of
other states, notably tn ose of Maine. AS
New Hampshire was the home of the
company and it was subject to more fire.
quent examinations there than anywhere
else the defects of It's system or manage
msnt or both ought to have been discov-
cred there first. That they were not is
not very oreditable to the New Hamp-
shire officials whose business it was to
examine the Associa ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-25

The silver apostles who gathered to-
gether in Washington this week came to
the conclusion to hold national con-
vention of their own and put up a dis
Timothy tree silver candidate. This is a
prac tical confession that there is no pros
pect of getting from either of the old
parties concessions to silver which the
free silverites deem sufficient, and it
shows that there has been very notable
decline in free coinage sentiment within
a year. Indeed less than six months ago
prominent Dem ooratio senators of the
West and South were declaring that the
Democratic national convention would
be compelled to declare for free silver,
and it looked as if they were right. But
the tide has been setting SO strongly the
other way since that 1t is clear that de-
claration in favor of free coinage now
by either party would be equivalent to
political suicide.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-25
THE MILITIA.
Instructions Issued by the Adjutant Gen.
eral.

] Among the instructions recently sent
out by the governor, through the adju-
tant general are these: Regarding the
inspection of the militia an important
change has been made that the several
organizations parade in fatigue uniform,
armed and equipped. Knapsacks will
not be worn on these occasions. Failure
by any company to make a satisfactory
record in rifle practice will, at the close
or the present practice season, be made
the subject of inquiry and recommends
ton by m ilitary board.
An expert marksman," making two
scores of az out of possible 80 at 1Ou
yards, will be enrolled ''distingu ished
revolver marksman," aa1 allowed to
wear ribbon beneath his badge denot-
ing the same. To revolver marksmen
badge will be issued suitable for the
class Of qualification to be worn upon
the left breast of the dress coat only. A
silver star will be worn upon each side
OF the collar of the undress coat, near
the end of the collar, by expert marks
men; silver square button BY first class,
and a square bronze button by sec1nd
class marksmen. An additional bar
may be worn by an expert marksman for
each three years of qualification, stating
the years of qualification.
Major Frank S. Warren is surgeon list
regiment, and his commission expired
Aug. Goth, 1895.
These men are discharged for non-at-
tendance at drills:
Priyates Alfred E. Newell, William E.
MANN, Fred A. Butter. Alfred H. Da-
mon Winfield S. Cox, James A. Langen,
Frank L. Whitley and Thomas J.
Quigley, Co. G; James NJ. O'Brien and
Joseph l.. Ross, Co. Il; Ralph Bachelor,
Horace ID. Fish, Fred B. Foye, Alfred
J. Howard, Thomas o. Leavitt, NJ W.
Leighton, George w. Nichols, Il. H.
sSsrewton, Willie V. Tobey, Ernest l.
Thurston, George A. Wagner and Maui
rice r. Chase, Go. f; Walter F. Griffin,
Co. L; Joseph l.. Brown, Walter l.. Col
son, Leslie W. Mayo, Edward McSolery,
Bonnie b. Norton, William e. Nortt n,
Ernest ". Porter and George E. Rogers,
Go. A; Henry M. Kills, Co. 6 Musician
Arthur r. Livingstone, Go. K; Charles
Matthews and George Il. Waite Co. K.
For removal from city the following
priyates: Bartlett J. Feeney and Patrick
j. Foley, Co. E; Frank A. Anderson
and George W. O'Donnell, Go. L.
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child that cause is Cuba's. The time
had come for every manufacturing con-
ern to take up the Cuban question and
press it on Congress as matter OF bust
ness Complications might arise at any
time. England believed that in Cuba lay
her only security for the payment OF
Spanish loans and almost any day the
English feet, in spite of the Monroe doc
trine, might take possession of every
Cuban port and force the colleotion OF
this money. Resolutions were adopted
calling consideration by Congress ON the
Cuban question, and asking the President
OF the United States to communicate with
Congress in ringing messag our hope
that it will take immediate steps looking
to the recognition of Cuba.