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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Ieri6iepene Wa6ri6ten.

- &ennIt bu bas 2ano, no ole Gars
toffeln bliiben? Sin rbeinii6es Slatt
idreibt: Sruntrel6 bat feline 3rauben,
Stalien feline Sran9en, SeutI6lano
feline Sartoffeln. 9rei Willionen
Settar oes oeuti1en Satsrlanoes limb
benz 9artofslbau 9eweibt. Nur GuBs
lamb oerpenoet cine a~leroin0s nur url=
bsosutsno QrOBere SOoen fld6e fir &ars
toifeln. @u @rtrag aber bat Seuti6s
lamb ben sriten Ran9. &uBlano ern=
tet % Wiaionen. mir 38 Wiaionen
Sonnen. Die @ewidtsmen9e. bic mir
nit G~ortoIieln er3ieleu, miro bon teiner
anoeren eiubeimiiden 6ru6t erreiht.
Seuti6lauo erseuQt 9 Wilionen SOna
men Glee. z 9Ril. &O9Qen, l9 Wilio.
men Wieisnbeu, iiber 20 Wfill. Sons
men &artoffeln. Sasu iDeroen nod
90. 900 Sonnen SartOneln mebr einges
iiibrt, als mir ms Nuslano ~liefern.
Die Northumberland nimmt bon
oieier RieienmenQe bon SartoHeln nur
srpei WiQiOnen SOnnen in Inipru6.
Stalien baut am DeniQ'ten SartoHeln.
nur 800. 600 Sonnen. uno fiibrt ba-
bon um 2 Willionen Sire Sriibtartof=
feln aus. NOroamerita. Die uripriinQs
li6e Ssimatb Der S~artOneln, lam Ii6
nit Seutiblano niht mebr meTen.
Seutidlano 1T bic Sipeite Seimatb ois=
les ebleu &ena6ies aeporoen. Pin
G~artoiielu neroeu mir bon teinem
2anoe iibertroffsn. uno iuenn Seuti6-
luno ni6t al Der Gpibe Der meni6li=
den Gultur maridirt. 10 maridirt es
~nenigitens an Der SplBe Der &artOnelr
Gultur.
- Gin hummer Sunae". 8ro6e
Seiterteit errsot cine Scene. bic 1i6
na4 benz .9l. %.yOurn." iiin9it i'm
Sibun0sIaale Der s~lpeitsn Straftammer
am gerliner 2anoQeriht abipielte. Sin
o6tsebnidbri9er SdlOiier9eielle mar
tpeQen Sehlersi an9etla9t. Sein %er-
tbeioi0sr iu6te bic Shat ols n0um.
men, unQenltrei6" oarsuItellen uno
0ing 10 melt. su b%ebaupten. Der glnQe=
tla9te lei ni6t ols Elm refer, iiberles
9un9sIdbi9er Weni9 3u betra6ten, er
iei leoi9lid nod Elm hummer Sun9e."
Oils oas Ylaioppsr oes SertbeioiQers Su
gnoe mar, itellte Der Soriibsuoe bic
iibli6e Sraae: .Nu9etla9ter, mas haben
Sic nod ansufiibren?" - Ser Nn9es
tla9te idweigt unb blidt bilflos ieinen
Yertheioi9er an. - 8ori.: .Sie idlies
fen Ii6 pobl ben Nusfibrunqen oes
Germ 8ertheibi9ers an?" - Gnaetl.:
Sal" - 8ori.: rNud besiiQli6 Der
Sbnsn bon Sbrem Serru 8ertbeioi9er
Al She'll 9ewOroenen Situlatur?" -
4neetl.: Sal" 9ieiss .Sa" erreste
beim @eri6tsbofe Die I'M 9all3en Saule
aaaemeine Seitsrteit; Der gn9etlasts
aab ban it gu. Elm hummer Sunae" 3u
iein, aber bicllsidt bat Inn bieie 9eitd.
ti9una Dor Der geitrafung 9erettet.
benn Der 8srihtsbOf nabm on. bab Der
NnQetlaats niht bas 9eDuBtiein bon
Der Hedtswiorisisit isiner Sanoluns
9ebabt babe.
- Sin Waffen9anQ i'm 26mentdii0.
Sn Warieile 9ab ss tiirSli6 Elm aufre=
0enoes Sdouipiel al ieben. Sine
Same. bic. Inn umsrionnt su bleibsu.
mastirt er!tisn. bate sinsn bstanntsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
@pomtns.

- Sn W1OminQ, ni6t melt bon Der
@ren3e Siio=0 atDta's, mo oaS un=
tpirtbiame. Sertliiftete 2ano pOm Belle
SCUBA &iuer uno ieinen Neben9siudi=
fern burdidnitten piro, befinoet iid
cine beriibmte &oblenSrube, welde. 10
LANCE man DeiB, lnunterbro1en
brennt. 3nei SaaOeritdnoiae. peIde
erIf Dor Sturgeon pisoer ben Sdauplab
unteriu6ten, ertldrten, oaB bieies Seuer
idon ieit Sabrhunoerten in einem fort
bremen miiiie. 9amit itimlnen aud
9epiiis Drtlide Snoianer=leberIiefer-
un9en 10 siemli6 therein; oenn olele
beia9en, baB oieie unterlroii9en 6ellz
ersbriinite idOn 9ebrannt bdtten, ais
bic eriteu Siour in oa5 Gano 9etom=
men ieien. Die GOblsnaoer lieQt Una
Qef6br Is SUB unter Der GrozS ber=
fiddle: oa aber eas 6euer aud na6
Dben BIZ. feline lan9iame. Ober 9eWalti8
perSebrenoe Wa6t uusiibte, 10 1T bic
Groe INNER mebr uno mebr Suiammen
Qefallen. uno auBsr ben Rinen uno
Springer bat 'i6 cine QrOBe Nusb0bs
lung bon oielsn gdern NusoebnunQ oe=
biloet. ga uno bort lit bic @roe oers
maBen suiummen9ebuden. o0b lie polls
ltdnoig gatiteinen 9leiht, bic in iteil
abfaQenoen Waiien emporIteben. 9a=
ruuter brennt uno brennt oos number,
bare Seuer ueiter, uno nenn man All
nabe tommt. 10 mirtt Der ihwefeliQe
&aud Qeraoesu eritideno. Sin geius
der bat tilrsli6 ss 9sWa9t, in cine Der
Qr6beren &iBen 10 tief binuntersulteis
gen, bdB er oas 9limmenoe 6euer ieben
tonnte. Die 8%ranbitdtte, ioweit iie
iidtbar mar. 9li6 einiQermoBen einem
Sett Acknowledgment 6iiens. Seine
Wadt i6eint ben grano l6iden su ION.
men. gud in PenniplOonieu b~eiincen
lid SOblsnaruben. bic idOn ieit 20
ODER 80 Sabren heitdnoi9 bremen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
@iscpnIu.

Die oroBte Seleitoplinie Der
Welt. - Die &inie fir oos 9rOBe Ger
te8'ide SsleItop oes Sbisrputoriuma
81 gate a, Die 9rOBte Sele=
ltoplinie in Der g8elt, lit nab 2!iGbri=
ger Nrbeit ppllenoet uuo lie9t jebt in
Der g3ertitdtte BON YrOfeiOr gllpill
Glart in cambridge, I'm peitere Orb
reg Der G~bica9O'er llniperIitdt obsu=
parten. Sbre Srenn,ueite lit 81 SUB,
Der GuBere 9urdmeiier Der 2idt0if=
nlln9 4l$ Sol. Die 2inie 1T in Der
NRitte ungeiabr orei 3Ol uno on ben
GGnoern II 3oll bid uno tuieQt 205
Piuno. Mit Dem Giienlaaer, in benz
bic Sinie iih befinoet, mie9t Iie 1000
pfuno. Die Soften be5 8Ios9ulies
betra9en $40. 600 uno bic 8slommt=
tolten Der 2lnie weroen auf 500, 900
9eibGbt.
- Spn m "a, Barron &c.,
miro 9sibrieben: @ir 6armer tOnnen
bieies Sabr nit ben SOlspreiien sufrie.
ben iein; 10 ipiro. an Depot ab9elie=
iert. 3uderabOrn nit SO, @ihen= uno
Sirtenbol3 nit $3.50 per Goro besa9lt.
Die Grnte lit gut a~us9efallen. uno an
Seu baben mir oieies Sabr audi cine
idOne @rnte gebabt. Infer .Stdot=
den bat ii6 wunoerbar 9ema6t. Oils
Serr 2Obrbauer Dor 4 Sabren feline
Surtle Safe GOlonie 9%riinoete, eriftirte
almiua nur Dem Nameu nab; beute
iteben bier stpei &ir6en, cine tatboliids
unb cine lutberiide, Elm bubbles
Sdul9eoGuoe. cine Sd9emiible, cine
8rltmiible, Elm Sotel, cine S1mieoe,
Spei Generals Stores rno sDei Wirtbs
idaften. Son allen Stdotden in Der
Surtle 2ate GOlonie bat Nlmiua bic
idneliten Sortldritte semadt. Sier
1T ales beutid, nno mir beiBen einen
jeoen Seutiten. Der bier anlanst, berg.
LID DiQtOmmen.
,Sa Oben bdn0t err" - Gin
Wilwautee'r @einbanoler pOllte
nit importirtem 6eoerweiBen einmal
elnen Terlu6 MAIDEN. gber Der v6s-
oerpeiBe" 1T Elm beimtiifiider 8eiele.
Yaiiirt es bod gar niht ielteu, baB er
idOn auf Der u~eberiabrt bic ibn um0e=
benoen Vanoe 81 nuh9iebig iinoet,
uuD ielbit in benz lideren Saien riatet
er auBer in ben 3Opfsn Der Srinter
nod iOnitiges unbeil an. geia9ter
WeinbdnoIer weib oaoOu 81 er3dblen.
Gr bate ben 6eoer,ueiBen auf @uni4
Ginger ieiner Stamm9dIte impOrtirt.
CUR YrDbe naren Die ilmmtlihen
6reunoe uno Setaunten eiuoelaoen uro
ielbitOeri tduolid aud eri6isnen. Ser
feierlide WOment oes QnItl4s mar oa.
Der &rabn flOa ms SAB uno Der
Spuno an bic 9ede. Der NeoerpeiBe
binterorein. @ie cine SOntGne itromte
Der tbeuere Stof aus benz Spunolo6.
,Was 1T los nit benz Neuen?" fra9te
Elm 3unoe, Der li6 peripQtet bate.
Setriibt 5eiste Der @irtb our 9efe rno
ipra4 latOniid: .9a Oben banst er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Treie Yiaen.

Senoen Sic Sbre @OreBe an s. 6.
gutlen d &c., Chicago, uno erBalten
Sic cine S9a9tel pon DR.. Kings New
Life Pills gratis. Sine YrObe Mrs
Sic pon beren Wertb iiberseugeu. Steie
Yilen iinO pom elmer miloen @irtung
unb iino pom bel onoerem Grfol9e sur
Seiluns uon Geritopiun9 unO 4rOnii6em
&opiweb. Sir MtaIaria uno Sebers
frantbeiten baben bieicIben ii9 ais unz
i6dsbar beuteien. Sic iirrO ~9arantirt
pon berber Serietenoer Subitans irei unb
sdn;li6 uou &rauteriubitunSen Suiums
msnseiett gu iein. Sic i9wa6en ni9t
bel ibren 8irtungen iOnOern fraftisen
oas Spitem iuOem iie benz Wagen uno
ben llnterleibS : Srganen neue &raft
seben. Sine S9atel bon sewObnIi3er
@rOBe foitet % Gents. gu BADEN bel
{. W. &uete, 9~lpoibeter, 56S Main
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
SSbr SHADE miro feiueu Wouat
Iebeu.

60 pur6e Serrn @iIman grOwn, go.
"a @RiQ StraBe, SOutb Gardener,
Maii., Don ben gersten geiust. Ssiu
Sobu bate Elm 0~ungeniibeI, wel9es Don
tppbii6cm Ntoluriu gefOI9t wuroe unb
CT U~erauSgubte 1915 an Aer;te, weI9e
Den &naben i6lieBli6 NIT ben 8orten
perloren 9aben; ,,Guer &nabe wiro teis
men MOnat leben." Gr per u6te DR..
Kings New Discovery unb Elm paar
6Iui3en 9uben ibm ieine 8eiunobeit
pieoer unO erm09li6ten es linn ais
9eiunoer Wann pieoer an bic 9lrbeit 3u
9ebsn. Gr iogt, er i6uIoe DIR. Kings
New Discovery ieine 9~egenwartise, quite
@eiunObeit uuo er baltic oasIeIbe fir oaS
bette 9eiImittel Der @elt segen 2unsens
libel. 9rObeflai9en nm omit III Z. 8.
0tuete's ApOtbete, sos MatnsS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
WiFourt.

- Seinrid Sibbe, Der .6Orncob".
&6niQ, 0~eitOrben. 9as gauge oeutide
Stdothen W aibinQtOn mar am
leBten SamTtag auf ben Seinen. um
ieinem beritOrbenen WitbiirNer Seinrib
Sibbe, benz omeritanii9en .GOrncob"s
SOni9. oas leBte 8sleit 81 Geben. Ssrr
Sibbe errei6te Elm Nlter bon II Sab.
rem. Gr fam 1867 mad Waibin9ton.
NO er er't als gsp6bnliber Irbsiter isi'
men 2ebensunterbalt erparb. 1873
srfano er bic ioQenannte WiHourisr
Weeri6aum @OrncObspfeife. auf bic
sr Elm Patent erpirtte. Sbne js9li.
dies Sapital be9ann er fofOrt bic Ser.
itellln9 Der ,GOrncObs" uno iein Grs
fOlN mar Elm 10 risii9sr. baB er i'm Ser.
lauf tpsuigsr Sabre gum NiaiOndr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Nem Yorf.

@Om 8ewiiieu 9etrieben fam in
YOrt Elm gut ~0etleioeter Damn
in oNs 3pllbureOu uno wiinibte ocine
tleine Nn~9eIegenbeit betreIf5 unbe3abl=
ter Steuern" Sl beridti9en. @r reldte
Dem i'm iiberrui6t O~niebenoeu 3Olbe=
Nmten cine $l0O=Note bin uno fOrOerte
cine Guittuug fir oieicn Setra9. nSbr
ira9te Der &alIirer, worarf
Die 9lntluOrt eriOI9te: 80, tein Same,
Sic bite, in Sbrem Sube nur
cine 8ermertun9 iiber oas empfan9ene
8slo; i6 bin III oieier Nn9ele9enbeit
MIR Der Termittlcr. Sas 8elo muroe
uno Dem r8ewll-
Iens=SOno" einDerleibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

6urd locate applttuttousu, ba is ben Ste
Der RrGutbsit ntdt srrsidsu t5unen. Ratarrb III siut
Rlut: obsr Soulttt uttouss Rrantbeit uno um ne ,u bets
len, mint Sbr iun,rltte S~ttlmittel usbmeH, Saus
6QtGtrb Sur miro etuqeHOmmeH uHo Wtrtt btrstt uui
sas eIut urb bic iAletmigsu Obsrid6su. SuQ's 0as
tarbssuriit feline Guotidlbsrs W~tsoisiu. Sie wures
iet lGbIsH uou etHsm Der beiteu NsrSte biefcs 9auNts
cstcrsrst uno IN Elm rsg,lmdbisss 0Rscspt. Gle btitsbt
aus ben bsiteu betonnteu 3oniCa, utrbuH6eu nit ben
beiteu SIu,rsiniguu g%5mitttln, bic brett auf BITE
Z dlstmoberilats DtrtsH. Die poltommtus 8erbius
ouuQ Der Ssitauotbetts III Is, mas fold wunosruoas
Neiultat. bel oer Setluug uOu Satarrb bsrD0rbriugt.
SaBt Sud !SeusuiHs umiouit i6itsu.
4. I. Gbenep q Co., gisentbimer, GoIebO, ..
gertGutt BON alien apOtastsrn, Rrtis Toe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Qusla 3.
Eeuti6lano.
9 aieru.


- gu Wiin6en puros Elm Sods
itapler feItaenommen. Der iid fir einen
ruiliiben Ofii3ier aus9ibt. Die Sldt=
ter beri6ten barber: Nm Wittno6
Nbsno lam Der Wann in bos Sutpelen.
lager BON S6arner an Der 9ieneritraBe
uno lieB iib cine 2ln3abl Settsnarm-
bdnoer aus Der gusla9e porle0sn. sic
oerlan9te er nah Sieiem
llnb Semen unb perlisB idlisBlid ben
Saben. Obne stpaS 0etauit gu baben.
SOfort mad ieinem WeQ0ana bemerite
S6arner ben @b9anQ zines Nrmbanoes
nno mabte iid iO9lei6 oaran. ben
Serrn Al oe~rfOl9en. an Der @fe Der
9ieneritraBe uno oe8 WGrienpluBes
bOlte er ben asmiitblid Yummelnoen
Elm. IS srfOlste nun bic 0srbaituns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

muroe. Sn ben leBten Sabren errei6te
Die 6upaSitGt isinsr rieiiNen 6abrit bic
S0be BON 25, 900 pfeifen ben Sag.
WaibinStOn betraIert in benz Seritpr=
benen einen 9emeinniiBi9en Siirger uno
oas oeutide &eben einen ieiner Saupts
pertreter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
1udIeu's Nrnica SaIbe.

Die bette SaIte in Der WsIt fir
S9nittpunben, 9auti9irfunsen, Buns
ben, @ei9piire, SaISFuB, 6ieberpunz
ben, S4orf, seiprunsene 9dnoe, 6roits
beulen, Rrdbenausen, unb aae Sautent'
siinbuusen ilnb lit cine ii6ere 9eiluns
fir Sdmorboioen. IS piro garantirts
oaB has Wittel poutommene @euug,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni4t, pirO bus @eIO
suriiderite! tet. Yreis % 9euts pet
Sba4tsl. - gu perfaufen bel Z. -
Ruete, apotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

0erm0ben einem Bette Acknowledgment
@liens. Son 6lammcn Tam feline
Gebe ieir; aber teiue Wa6t i6eint Den
Srano loibAl al tonner. S6aoe,
oaB man cine iolde elpi9e 6ellersbrunIt
nod nidt in ir9erO elmer gSeiie nuBbar
semadt bat, - oenu cine Raturl90nf
belt 1T Tie ia bod ni6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Cenerrei6.u

- Gin un9ew6bnlidss Sa9babsns
teuer wiro aus benz Warmaroier GO-
mitat (ua9arn) gsmslost. 9Ort bate
Evening journal., 1896-08-08
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

A Michigan man committed suiclde by
stabblng himself with an ink eraser. It
Is easy to guess that be had been book
keeper by trade. Buffalo Express
There are people with such per
verified sense OF hnmor, that they think
there is something funny about stealing
Milwaukee Journal
II these X rays are likely TO render 1t
possible to photograph objects by tele
phone II would be well for great z any
people to be careful about putting the
telephone receiver too close to their
skulls -Chlcago News.
The belligerency OF the AbysslniAns Is
fully recognized by all nations OF the
world-Italy included. New York Mail
and Express
A dream that you are drunk means
that you will make friend who will
prove valuable In the future. New
London Telegraph.
A book entitled For Plain Women
Only, hiss recently been thrown on the
market. Now the feminine mind will be
come the arena OF a terrible battle be-
tween vanity and curiosity. st. Paul
Paul Pioneer Press
Evening journal., 1896-08-08
"Forest Da1, on chLnsotsarue R.r

Snow HILL, Aug. Thursday was
what Is generally known In this section
as Forest Day" at Public Landing. q
picnic resort on Chincotesgue bay, seven
miles from Snow Hill Every second
Thursday In August the residents of
the country located between Snow Bill.
Salisbury aud Princess knne gather &C
the baysids for q days recreation Even
before sunrise c9nveyances OF every de-
scrlption begin to pass through Soow
Hill on route for the popular resort. Mules
drawing wagons, mules drawing car
riages aud mules dIaEing carts
aud horses to wagons, to carriages and
to carts, with sprlnkling OF slow NOV
ing oxen-all are headed for the bay, and
up till II or - o'clock an almost continu-
ous stream Is passing through the clouds
OF dust raised by the numerous hoofs.
until many hundreds ara finally crowding
on the green at Public Landing. Whole
| families aud whole neighborhoods 20.
and friends meet friends from
widely separated homes The day
Is made gala one. The luxury
OF q salt water bath ia thoroughly
enjoyed by ALL What matters It II the
bathing suits are not such ss are seen at
fashionable resortt2 The calico dress
aud the hickory shirt and Overalls auswer
every purpose ss their wesrers seldom
are there to pose for the benefit OF the
crowd On the shore. They are there for
the water, and water they get Ample
provisions for dinner and supper ara
carried, and to esch conveyance prov
endsr for the teams is tied The scene is
one full Of Interest aud one TO be remem
bered. Ga every side are enjoyment
and oontentment. This year, OF
course, the all absorbing topic
of gold aud silver was being
discussed. 1t cannot be- said that the
, subject was argued because the farmers
< gathered together were almost a unit In
the unqualified support Of the free
coinage of silver There WAS no dis
censlon on that subject to mar the hap
pinsss OF the occasion. While the men
we're engaged In silver talk their wives
we're discussing topics OF equal interest
to them.
Toward night the heads Of the fami
lies began to collect their charges and,
tired out. yet rested, turned their faces
to the setting sun and the long process
sion was homeWard bound.
Evening journal., 1896-08-08
Social and Personal Notes.


Miss Bessie Z Groves Is visiting rela
tives In Pennsylvania.
Miss Davis ia the guest OF friends near
Elkton
Charles N .Tull. OF the RspAuno Chsmi
cal Company, distinguished himself at
lawn tennis at Newport this afternoon.
Alexand Hall, Jr, John Y. Cooper,
Robert Mulli0, Calvin Mckay, Arthur l..
Chambers knd Edward Buckley, OF VIII
mington, we're guests Of the Ysniga n
Dating Club st Pennsville, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Hsrdman are stopping At
the Westminster, Atlantic City.
Guests Of the Alva Outing Club from
Wilmington on Thursday were Mrs
Slidham and daughter Helen, Mrs. Col
Inns and William Lawton.
D Clinton Slogle, Of Baltimore, IL
stopping at Rshoboth Beach.
Edna Hanson. formerly of New Castl.
but now Of Philadelphia. Is visiting Mrs
George Swan.
The Rehoboth Summer School O
Teaching and Instruction, for teachers,
which opened at Rehoboth July G. closet
to day.
Mrs. Emma V. Thomas, principal o
Manayunk lowering Public School ha
been addressing the Teachers Summal
Institute 1T Dover
Mrs. Emlen Hewes is confined to hsl
home as the result Of a small blood
vessel bursting In her eye. She is upde
Evening journal., 1896-08-08

they being the prizs awarded for the
largest increase In membership for the
past year.
Mrs. James Clark was the guest OF
Dover friends this week
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ocheltree and
children of Ridley PARK will spend to-
morrow In Wilmington.
Edward R Pusey and Samuel R.
Pusey have gone TO Centrevllie. Md for
couple Of weeks They will spend
most Of their time fishing In Kent
Island narrows.
William L B,wsrs, accompanied by
his neIce, Miss Lucretia Mott Reed. 10
visiting in WocktoD, Kent county, Nd.
They are on their wheels, and will be
gone for two weeks.
Miss Bertha Herdman is the guest Of
her sister Ia Philadelphia
Miss Beckett, Of Atlantic City, has
arrived IL town on brief visit to Mr..
and Mrs Frank BecEett.
The Misses Draper, Of Wilmington, are
guests Of friends near Milford.
Evening journal., 1896-08-08

For many years 1t has been the Gus
tom OF the Democrats Of Wilmington. In
naming delegates to State and other con-
ventions to call meetings In the several
wards, by notice published IN the daily
papers. At such meetings It has been
customary to call for nominations and,
in case Of no opposing candidates, to
make that action final and dispense with
the trouble and expense OF holding a
primary election. Nobody knows this
better than the editor OF the Every
Evening, yet he seeks to cast dlscredit
on the manner In which the delegates to
the approaching State Conventions are
being elected.
AS a matter of fact, there Is no do p
parture from party customs. All of the
meetings have been largely attended,
and Ia b ut two Of them has there been q
contest noted. One cont est, that In the
Eighth ward, was dssllowed because
John Kitchen, the would be-contestant,
posed as Single Taxsr and not as q
Democrat. Consequently he was not
recognized by Democratic meeting In
which he could not possibly have any
standing
In the Ninth ward Mr. Mooney, the
Ford candidate. was opposed by George
Taylor, a brother Of the editor OF the
Every Evening. Both men being Demo
Gratis the contest was allowed aud an
eiaction ordared althouoh had a. anna n
q vote In the nesting, Mooney would
have defeated him by an overwhelming
majority. As 1t stands at the present
time the Ninth ward will declare en-
phstlcally in favor Of Mr. Ford's oandl-
dacy as soon as 1t is afforded opportunity
to vote on the question.
The least that the Every Eyoning can
do is to show Mr. Ford fair play. for he
is certainly entitled to IL at It's hands.
Evening journal., 1896-08-08

A political leader in a section OF the
country where the negro element Is an
important one has found out = new in
depreciation OF the 10 to 1 puzzle. The
most important factor used by the pollti-
clan of whom we speak has generally
been known as sugar" Sugar means
money and the colored suffragists
are generally made amenabls TO It's use
When a campaign is very exciting
sugar has 10 be employed lavishly
while when there Is no important poll
cal crisis at hand sugar" can be used In
less quantities
As is well-known among those who
have studied their character, the negro
race are very apt to Jump at con
illusions" Aud when they have once
settled their minds In this way, It Is
fhcult, even with 'sugar," to divert
them. Not long since the hero Of this
story was asked by representative
colored voter to explain to him, and
through him to his fellow-voters, the
meaning Of the term i6 to l. The leader,
as an of hand shot, vouchsafed the in.
formation that under free silver coinage
the term meant that every white man
would get sixteen dollars lin sugar
while the colored man would only gel
one.
Naturally this explanation raised Z
storm Of Indignation, one negro voter
declaring; Oats just Ike Democrat
wants to hog de whole thing and leavI
De cullsd pusson nothing" AS result
sugar" will not be reeded among tn,
negroes IN that locality to induce then
70 vote against the wicked Democrats
The is TO explanation settled tn
matter.
Evening journal., 1896-08-08

From the London Saturday Review.
It is the juxtsposision OF the old and
the new, OF the remote East and the
progressive West, that makes Hungary
one Of the most interesting Of European
countries to visit When the kingdom
was founded Europe was still Ia the
Dark Ages the empire OF Charlemanee
had been broken; Russia did not exist.
the NormAns had not settled In France I;
Alfred the Great reigned In England !;
Ireland was the great school OF western
learning Coming from some remote
and unknown East, the pagan warriors
who created the Kingdom marked out
the boundaries aud founded the institn.
tions that still exist. BY the conversion
OF King Stephen and the con-
ferment by the Pops Of the title
OF Apostolic King Hungary for
mally entered the European sys. en-,
In which, linked In a free union with
Austria. she now plays q consid orab.e
part Placed as she was-the barrier
between Europe and barbarism 1t was
inevitable that she should suffer more
than her share Of blOodshed and distrac-
tlon. but the settlement of 1867 has Sc
cured her peaceful development during
the present generation II the country
could be saved from Internal and txter-
nal discord, 1t might become one OF the
richest and most prosperous In Europe
bat between Slav aud reuton the position
Of the Magyar Is not very safe one, and
when the great war for the inheritance
Of 1.-THE Sick Man" breaks out In real
earnest, 1t will DO dIfhcult for Hungary
to keep clear OF Il. and all that thirty
years Of peace have done TO restore the
the rsvages Of centuries may BE- undons
/ In an autumn's cGmpAln.