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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

nj DFlCE-Fcr the purpose OF removing the
Az canes. tlit, enc, HS nj orcsGid, iTr CITY
VIII sc d.Tisr INTO sous districts. That p,r.
ton Ur ia" rlH uasi CT the centre M" ui
~ DlrY =I"ri and t1LtIi OF the centre Tine Of
seventh street. iuriuliEg all south aEl CAST
UI the thriI'hua river. VII! to know - nIthc
Jirst i,t let al that portion ct III" rIiS
east OF TIE centre line Of hhlp.ty street
from seventh to Tent, strctts. anu cast of
the centre Inc OF urHugc street from l"nLu
To i'rInll WINS creek. Rnd north Of The cen
TIC IInG If Seventh street. inciu ing al
uDrrh md east OF ilrnnGywine crock. will
ne X iIwu rs the Second iisiiiGI. All that
lIr lnu uf the city west CT tive centre llnC OF
shirley street fr1m Srventh To Ie ith sire
Hri from ccnt"e lin. of orange street trDn
Tenth street to the iIrnndywiDe creek ana
north OF The "ch'rr Hue OF Se .cuth street
Hdl sOuah Of the iirAmiywIuc Cicc@. II be
huuwn rs tho Ihiri District Aud all that
port ion Il the city wrst of the centre me OF
Ship'cN slTecl, hnd soutn OF tic cont re iiie or
Srvr'ih street and noIth amt west of the
EhiSiiuna rivcr.wiII be SHOWN MS tho roHrsh
diHrritt, The Firsi dbtrct rhall Do removed
on h.oniays, the SEQ o1h on Tuednys the
Ihirl On Wcdn cslays aud the Fourth on
Thurs l'ys OF each week.
- tumtranI0ts viii lie required to use proper
care ~ The landing OF eceptnc,es OF nShGs
unl rubbish 1ncy win be held responsible
Tor any dumag 1s lone tho sanie Arising rrGn
curcicssi" sG Of drivora or other persons In
their "mpiOy. james Is. SllDlihM.
u2f-t Contractor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

If you don't want
to buy a whole new
suit,'. but must have
some Clothing to
finish the su miner,
this is the chance
to get what you
want for lltllC
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

e. G. Sauden of Chester, who was ar
rested here yesterday morning by Captain
Kane, and who was taken to Chester by
Constable Shinkel, was held in $500 bail
by Alderman Smith to answer ut the next
term of court
Sauden worked for the Singer Sewing
Machine Company as an agent, and 1t Is
alleged that during tho latter part of
March he appropriated to his own use tho
sum of $79
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
rhs Markets.

The street market was well patronlzed
Following were the prices,
Eggs, IL to 20 cehts per doRepj butter, 20
per half peck; crab apples,S to 10 cents do;
banapash 70 Il cents per 99sehi cabbage.
half peck; beets, 8 to s cepts q bunch u
matoes, i0 cents rss half peakj tq,iesh;ss,
to Isn s sSSSs sssg Os0ts Cents to IA.
peck lima beans, 10 cents per quart; Sq.
se%ssr a. sns ssH h esst
lettuce, cents per head; lemons, 30 cents
per dozen; pineapples, 8 to 10 cents each;
pears zoe per half peck; cantaloupes,
80 centsa basket; watermelons 10 to 80
cents each; corn, 10 cents dozen; Plums,
IL tC IS cents quart: grapes, 8 to 10 cents
a Id; sweet potatoes, Is cents half peck
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

West Chester, Pa, August 25.-Three
Malvern youths, yet In their teens and OF
very respectable connections-Albert
Todd, Owen Lynch and George A. Waugh
were committed to Jail here last might,
charged with series of systematic rob.
berries at the homes of citizens residing
near Malvern.
Todd was caught in Philadelphia trying
to pawn j. w. Masters oyercoat, after
Masters house. mile from Malvern had
been robbed of several hundred dollars
worth of goods. During the spring and
early summer mysterious robberies fire.
quently occurred, and Todd has in part
confessed that he and his two young com.
panions carefully planned and executed
them all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Master George w. Zimmerman enter
tanned n number of friends at his home,
No 30i East Eleventh street, last evening,
the occasion being that of his seventh
birthday. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Hurley
and son Joseph, Misses Jennie Sullivan,
Bertha Lynch, Minnie Light Masters
George Zimmerman, Willie Firth, Ma
thaniol Liddell, Maurice johnson, Johnny
Lynch, Earl Logan, Ralston Sendcrling,
Ralph Light and John O'Conncll. Tho
order OF the evening was social games, and
refreshments were served in abundance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
NCilt FIsiii,,s

Mr. f. Jerome Toy, of the advertising
department of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, went fishing on Sunday with
several Of his Philadelphia friends and
says he caught nearly cart load of fish
The story seemed Iishy, but knowing that
Harry is u great ithmirrr of George Wash
iugtOn be would not tell "A lie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Paul Krapf, aged 10 years and the son
of Charles Krupf, farmer near Newark,
died few days ago from. blood poisoning
which followed the sting of an insect,
which sting he received several weeks ago
Tho body Of the young man was brought
here this morning and service conducted
in St. Stephens Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Deputy Sheriff ellis is busily engaged
in summoning the jurors who will serve
at the September term of court. The
grand and second panel jurors who served
at the last term will do duty again, they
being drawn for the year. There will boa
first panel drawn some time next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Mr., George Jones, the marble merchant
on West Eighth street near Talnall, will
receive this week by freight four car loads
of marble from the Gnnrrics in Ma: sachu-
sc,ts, being the mulls0lcum for the Nc.
Clary family, to BE- erected in the Will
mington and Brandy Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

This was the regular meeting day Of thu
Trustees of the Poor. The population of
the building, according 10 the report Of
Superintendent Mccoy, was Ia, divided
as follows: White men, Il; White wumnr,
IS; children, >; colorrd mon Is; cul"rcd
women, l2 children u The population
of the hospital was III.
There was but one death during the
month, that Of Catherine Morrow, late Of
Wilmington. The cunmittnron building
reported that the boilers had been put in
guui condition.
Plans and specifications were presented
by Hubert Cassidy and Lewis I. Springer
for the erection Of IA murguc. Mr.. Sprin ger
bid $3.50 on II frame structure and Mr.
Cassidy $3.50 for brick structure. The
building is to be divided, and will be 2ig4
feet long by u feet MiuC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Between five or six hun dred colored OK.
cursionists from Baltimore engaged in II
riot a. Cambridge Nd Shots were fired
and when the smoke cleared away it was
found that seven men had been shot.
Sheriff Phillips made two arrests.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Extensive preparations arc being com.
pletcd for the annual exhibition Of the
Cecil county fair which will BIO held at
Elkton next month. The grounds have
been greatly improved in many ways,
several new buildings having been erected.
The track Is now being put in condition
for trottinp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

High mass of requiem for the repose Of
the soul of the late Father DeRuyter will
be celebrated tomorrow morning at s
o'clock in st. Patrick's Church, by Father
Flynn. The friends of the deceased father
and the public in general are invited to at.
tnph
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
A Fit of Finesse.

Julia has gone in desperately for
whist"
yes Iwonder why"
"Oh, Don't you see? 1t makes men
think she il not much of u talker. DE
troit Free Press,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Rev. r. l.. Wilbers, Of Richmond, Va,
has been appointed pastor of st. Joscph's
Church, to succeed Rev. j. A. DeRuyter,
deceased. Father Wilbers is a German of
about fifty years Of age, and has been in
America for several years I,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

The committee to notify Tunnel and
| Handy of their nomination will meet at
Dover on Saturday when II day will be sot
for he notification. lti probable that tho
exercises will take place early next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED N 30
MINUTES

DR.. iGnrw'C Cure for the heart gives PEI
Fec; rcte! in all cases of Organic or SyIupI'
ihrt,c 'trGri hiscg Sc IN ~ innni es,aul ~pea !.
lily rtiDcis cure. 1t lisa peerless remedy Tor
PHipith ion. SUorincss OF ErrutN, Hmo herring
SO"lIs. Pdi1 ~ the lott Side nni all synIp-
toms OF DISEASED Heart. One dosn cuT
vines. Sold b, tnchl!or Lrug Store, No.
9lL Market n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Edward Ainsworth is the latest aspirant
for State Scnatorship honors. He has
come out as II candidate ON the Union Re.
publican ticket and expects to mako quito
a Canvass
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

The Indies Of White Clay Crock Church
will hold II fruit festival at MIR. Lows Ly-
mans, on Thursday, August eth, com.
mencng at } o'clock. Ii stormy, the next
aveninp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Ask your physician, your druggist AMI
your friends aboaL Shtoh's Cara for Con.
sumption. They Will rec0rmenilt For
sH!e by \. L. Danio!,h, md and Market
Streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Thousands of cases OF CONSUMPTION
Asthma, Coughs, Colds aud Group are
cured every day by Shtl1h's Cure. For
sale byN. b. Daniorth 2ud and MaSket
streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

An liver complaint you have printed
guarantoe on every bottle OF ShlUIis VI.
tallzhr. ltneyer fails ~ cure. For salt,
byN. b. DanrOrth Ind md Market strs.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Banker mud Broker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

Go to Walter amt Co to have your cur
r!HgBreialrah
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
PhlIadelphia Exchanges.

New YoRK, Aug. 5.-The speculation in
stocks today was about as dull as on Monday,
and was embarrassing and practically rlean-
inRless in general outline, the only noteworthy
development being decline to the lowest
points reached. Closing bids:
Baltimore u Ohio Is Lehigh Valley .. 23la
Chesa. q Ohio. 1878 New Jersey Gen, o.
Del. u Hudson. ..ll6 N Y. Central 49,, 0O}4
D., L. IL W.......l46la Pennsylvania. 80
Erie ,,..,..,,,..,. llia Reading .......... +6a4
Lake Erie s. W, 1874 st. Paul, 900. T., 633q
Lehish Nav ....,. 8s7s w. N. Y. s. Pa ..,. 10
I'D asst paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
Capinin Savage Buried.

The funeral Of Captain Jonas NJ. c.
Savage took place this morning from tho
residence Of John :. Miller. the High.
lands. High mass was celebrated in St.
Joscph's Church, by Rev. w. j Brrming-
ham, and intcrment was made in the Ca
thcdruI cemetery, Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
Noisy l,Oys.

Complaint is made that several boys
make such noise Cn seventh street, near
Adams, as greatly disturb two ladies,
Mrs. VIM. Lowell and Mrs DR.. Smith, who
are confined to their rooms by sickness
II Chief Dolan would instruct a patrol
man to look after the little rowdics IL
great favor would be conf erred on two
patient sufferers.
Elmer Mitchell has had G. valuable span.
Tel dog stolen from his residence
Sergeant Massey who has been indis.
posed Is able to be around again
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26
Emery Wheel tcriIpnf.

Joseph Dusan an employee of the Sing.
cry Pulp all Paper mills mat with 4
serious accidont yesterday while grinding
chsel in the blacksmith shop With
wheel burst, cutting his hand to the bono
and brIising him. Tho chisel was
hurled to the ceiling with such force as to
mako an indcnture nearly an inch doc p
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

The hest pInca to nave your carriage no
pared ~ OF Wall or " Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-26

The weather tomorrow promises to DO
fair and rather warmer. Somewhat slmi-
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Thursday.
THE TEMPERATURE
The Thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Office today:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock.
9. II so 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25
COAST PAPERS.

Oregonian: Already an inroad has been
made upon rhe '.so!id SOUTH" through th.s
Issue. II may. -ndeeo. De hoped that an
agitation so huroful to the business OF the
country VIII not be continued: but If II
snail be continued. there VII be more
Southern STATES in revolt. to keep COM
pany with Maryland. West Virginia. Dal-
aware and kentucky.
Portland Telegram: II the press and pull
pit have any political and patriotic duty
at this time II 10 to remind the pride Of
wealth and caste" that the common peo-
PIE are the living force OF this republic.
This can be done without neglecting to
rebuke the demagogues who help to make
the line OF cleavage between classes by
abusing the holders OF wealth.
San Francisco Chronicle: Under the
circumstances Il 10 q comfort TO recall
the fact that the Texas IS not q ship OF
American design Her plans were bought
In England by Secretary Whitney. pre-
sumably from a job lot which the British
government did not want. Beside the
splendid Oregon the Texas Is . mere trav-
esty on seagoing armorclads. and II she
cannot be vitality made over she had bet
ter be Hoored near shore and left there
for the use OF the naval reserve.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

A grandson of Garibaidi II . prosper
inr druggist In Rome
wil.sam Potter. ex-u,inisser from the
United States 10 Italy, has been elected
president Of Jefferson MedicaJ College and
Hospital. of Philadelphia.
Mrs Augusta Evans Wilson. the author
of "Baulah." has been In feenls health
since the death OF her husband. i've years
ago. She has left her country home.
r1av ,sohiie. Ala. and Is now living In
that city.
W Lewis Fraser. the art manager Of
the Century Magazine. made his start tn
life In Canada He had shop Tor curios
In Montreal and nrss came 10 fame
through tire Warehouses OF Lorne. who
gave him . commission 10 decorate sew
eral rooms In tie castle. For the last
fifteen years be has lived IN New York
city.
Lord Iufcrd did rot live 20 complete
his monumental work on British birds on
which he had been engaged Tor eleven
years Tie did not begin u until after a
quarter ~ a century OF preparation. II
n. however, satisfactory 10 iesrn that the
materials for the remainder OF the work
three parts out Of So are N such good
order that IL viii be easy 70 6nish 1t.
Thrift and genius do not 50 together.
This IL shown by the deaths q Prof
Crouch. who wrote ~Kafhlstn Mavour-
neen." and Percy Gaant. Who. with
Charles Hoy-t. wrote THE Bowery." Both
their day they were In receipt OF good
incomes. The Bowery" was said TO have
paid II authors nearly 80 ooa. Crouch was
no, 80 much 10 blame for dying poverty
ssrtcksn for he ives married four times
and had q children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25

One OF tire minor pecsllaritses Of the re-
cent siection Is the fact Of the heavy fall
,ns OF In the Prohibition vote. or course.
In she absence Of a complete compilation
% effteiai figures. II il rot possible to de-
terrntne exactly how much ot falling or
there actually WAS SO estimates vary.
Some place the rvoeisi,lcn vote as beng
enly one-thsFd as large as IT was four
year, sxe. wA,ie ether estimates place the
eselins At oaly % per cent. II vii. GER
lAlnly reach at least Ire later agure
Some portion 81 TIE decline may % al
trsSetet 10 TIA magnitude % the issues
Involved. and tie grss, interest taken IN
the campaign. There can Re 90 question
that . eoasstssahss percentage Of voters.
WHO have kescsosoEe cast their aallets scr
tse frea'ai;ioa nonlnees came to the con-
elasaon thss ire present VAS nor proper
tssns sor wasting votes. BY casting sheua
fa- candidates who had no prosrse,sf cs
success. Rus even taking satc conxsssxa-
ton tais factor. the returns wcaiA lnss-
cafe tia; proainsginn as a astsSusl Political
issue nas distinctly lost gragna In IN.
fear years past. ars !, = quite prcaahse
confidence In thar 9Oslss as cure for tha
recss-issd Rrss admitted evils es excessive
isc0or drinking
THIS less 81 gronra = not alone marked
IN sae national essesica. eus has ce.n sp-
rAreas Tn sne cl-s~eEs states where NJ ere
tire sas prohibition caa-e exA.ass~a gre..
ssrsnssa fifssea years aSo il ieckse a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25

onohcmash Eye. The agreement %
England and the United States TO settle
tbs yenesuelan dispute By sroatras-on =
snoiher long step towards GvLsed
civilization
WaEs WaSa Onion: The large e'uraAy
gwen in condemnation OF the Platforms
Of principles enanc.atsd ey the parties
wa-es supported VIII an J. Bryan wou
Indicate shat the people demand "a extra
session u the E.fty-ffth congress- %
called ~ the newgy-inAuguratsd execn.
tive without unnecessary delay
waTss waHa Union: The United States.
having gained the point BY the acknowl-
edgmens Of the creates; commercial
power. may now claim that the Mca-os
doctrine Is rot p.atiEude OF meaningless
principles, but they row stand - inter-
national law. recognized - dominant IA
the American continent.
Orting Oracle: Now fha. this state has
gene populsst. what Is the duty OF the Re-
publican party! Plainly TO be true. law
ab d .ns citixens. as they have ever been.
They VII doubtless give TO Mr.. Rogers
and his Popukss colleagues that same sup
port which they expect them TO give 70
MAI. Mckinley and Republican congress.
Whatcom Champion. last Issue pop.):
To those who have contributed 70 the sup
port Of this paper by the prompt payment
Of their subscriptions We desire 70 return
our most earnest and grateful thanks.
To those Who have permitted us TO feel
keenly the paugs Of poverty and financial
embarrassment by reason Of their failure
10 pay for that which they we're recelv-
Ing At our expense and personal sacr.ncs.
We entertain only the most friendly feel.
ing.
whateom Reve.lie: No men ever had .
finer opportunity to show Of what metal
they are made than the inco.nins leg 8
iators. If they really wish 10 see an era
of state prosperity inaugurated, let them
consult fully, ard early in the session by
concurrent resolution declare their pur-
poses on certain debated questions For
Instance. they have claimed that many OF
our state warrants we're unconstitutional
and hence void II on examination they
find that assertion u untrue. let the reso-
luton so declare. II they conclude that
any part - void. but as Z matter Of public
policy should oe pad. let them say that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25

49, exo asssnaL ons-third % - auftrs
- g snsss RESERVATIONS 30. & sopsass.
1sea eenss1 ~ NJ 1etsy 10 rasssng. ~
p<esssw iAxsu 10 suforcsnx. sxciusson
1awA
To report sf ~ eomMssssessr ~ In
assvsxsea and - rspssr 81 thu Psnnsys-
vssia eomzzssszon ssshs 10 furnish . good
aeaI " effective nassrssi 70 Be ussd IN
ths eom.n9 session Of congress In suppers
- shs prssssssson % fursnsr rsstr1=s H.
0leratlsn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25

- annuAl report 81 the commissioners
g tnmlgrAtion has been alsc ana pub
eauAeA The most noteworthy feature Of
- report y thAs immigration has been
ooooAAty failing OK annually ever s.ncs
- The arrivals for the past year fen
= per cent below tie average Of ths pas,
- yeara
~ laws desaxned to exclude raurers
onA those Liable to become . public charge
seem 10 have been enforced In . very
sasisfacsory manner. fer net . single enc
- the imnsGranss Who arrived curing the
past rear became . charge On lhe puelis.
9As steamship companies have apparent
- learned BY experience that our sxsiu-
ussa laws are ssins enforced. fer n be-
sams necessary during tho year TO en-
eluds oaly ls1 Of the Immigrant. who
we're brought here from aerosa. The to-
eel number % arrivals vac SEA-
A has been the case fer some years
past. vastly The greater number OF The
tniserate .muisraass came from Russia.
Aassria-Hunsary ana Italy. From sAs lat
Ger country Il . quito likely that there
yin be . saiiina 81 in immigration. even
without restrictive lesisi2sisa ssrs Tae
1sAisan eoverpxnsnt has already mani
ossssd considerable alarm ~ the loss Of
pcpuiatsea. parsssaiarsy frcAa the class
from which che army mast - recruited.
That severnment has already rrcasts,sd
em.grs.sce to nrastl but the ea,y s1ee.
Ass been - dsrsss tn ssr~Am 70 ssner
ocurA Amer.can csuntyssA II 10 scasl;-
se~d - quite prcSAAls rhss STEPS win -
taken 10 rsssnet smigrassoa trom Italy
. Any u the esuatriss es TIE res world.
Re what extent The seantry las been
savsd expense BY rsascn 81 TIA rigid 90
sorcemens 81 the saws sxe,atisw Aliens
vie are likely to become pablic charges
= Illustrated ~ the experience 81 Penn
sytvsn.a AZ the iass sssssaa % The leg
mature u that state ccnnasssssn xas
apss,nssd to ascertain What rrepovsioa es
- inmates 81 the varsoes rr.sera aims
eeases and ssy:ums u sAas stats were os
eess;sn birth. Aecorasng 70 tie PasiAtsl-
ala Isdssr. snAt eemnsssssa VII rescxs
- the tsgssiasuss that eoe-sasst * IRE
nAsss - sA4ee stass-suypsrssd :ssssss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25

AmAa2ador Bayaro has bsea sesas-
a,Asdsd" b. ths sueao 20 afae win Der
On Thanksgiving day He has accepted,
although In % doing he had to break biz
engagement to prsssds AZ an American
dinner In Londoa- The queens command
y Only In the nature - form. % Tar -
. torslgn sooassaaof = concerned, but
b. az course. the proffer Of an honor THAI
coald MOI very wss1 b rejected Should
Sir Julian Pauncsfoss b. Invited - .
dinner ~ ne white House uader similar
circumstances. ~ would undouhtsdsy ae-
csps even II the invitation dsd not come In
the form Of . command. Incidentally Il
might be suggested rhAt 70 hong - Mr..
Bayard cannot lsiivsr the speech he has
prepared for tbs American banquet. he
might dsclaim II 10 Der majesty without
any danger Of seriously affecting the en-
tents cordial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-25

Trough tbs prosp~cn vsrs faix fsF tuIly
sss-&an e - ssasss = ~ UasDn adeps-
sng proAahetion ss84ssasson- Agitatton icr
prohinssioa was n force IN nearly svMy
ssass II the unfon. and ID many Of sben
constitutional szzenAnsuts q tbs subject
~ yronfbssien we're Submitted to popular
vosA
Mama N<w HAMPSHIRE ana Vermont
have long been pronfhatton stassa To
thess we're aided Rhode Island. T0wa.
Kansas. North Dakota and South Dzkoes-
Prohsbltory amendments were submitted
70 popular vote hus rejected Ia HASA
cAusessa ccnnecsieuI Psnnsyivznta. Ohio.
Mschisnn. Nsoraska. orsgon. Tenne.sss.
West vtrgfnss ana 1s9aA
RAsds Island ana South pakcta have
repealed shstr prohsbifsry csnsatassonaa
clauses: Icv1's saw has ben superseded
By tho 'smuiet law" and outsads Of the
shrss original prohshssion ssates Ct Nsw
Engfand- only Kansas and North Dakota
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