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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
ANNEXATION OPPOSED.
Reso utiOns Protesting Against Ad-
mitting AsEatics From Hawaii
Adopted by Wage-Earners.

Reso utions Protesting Against Ad-
mlttlng AsIaticS From Hawaii
Adopted by Wage-E arners.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. GA week ago
Monday the Sacramento Council of
Federated Trades discussed Hawaiian an
nexatlon and unanimo ously opposed it. A
committee was appointed to present reso-
lutions in accordance with the council $
vote, and tonight the following was re-
ceived and adop!ed:
WHEREAS, The Sacramento Federated Trades
Council, representing organized labor in
Northern California, eXte usivelY reviewed the
SUI sct OF Hawaiian annexation from the
standpoint OF WngewOrkeTs, and whereas no. h.
ing IS acductd ihPrefrom to indicate immedi-
ate or prospective advaptag to la Dor by he all
neXatlon OF Hawaii, therefore be 1t su .I marily
HeSOlU6d, That The Sacramento Federated
trades council is opposed 10 ami earnestly
protests against annexation for the 70 lowing
First-Acquisition OF the islands will no.
where create demand for American work
ingmen.
SecI d-The thousands of Chinese and Japa-
nese Ia bo:eTs aow in Hawaii may or may not
be allowed 10 migrate 10 the Pacific Coast in
tne event OF annexation; however, they can
not b. deTorted and will undoubtedly remain.
Thlrd-Ihe initiative instinct of Asistic
Idbor has ruined many industries in California
ana the coolies e. Hawaii VIII quickly gras D
an opportunity TO further augment the ranks
oi unenpioycd Americans.
Fourth-Onc wagewOrker ana his family
cannot exist on what an Asiatic laborer
tnrlYes II the education and elevation of tn e
producers Is among the aims OF those who
shape tue destinies OF his great republ c. in
the name ol justice We pro est against rutuous
CONF eution. We protest against Hawaiian
annexation.
RcSotred, That a copy of the foregoing be for
watded to Uuited States S nstors Perkins and
"hlte and TO Representative DeVries.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
REWARD F0R an McENDIARY.
Portland Fire Insurance Agents viii
Seek to Protect their
Risks.

PORTLAND, Dec. &c. L. Jackson,
secretary OF the insurance compact here,
has written to the Office of the compact in
San Francisco requesting that detective
be sent here to search for the incendiarv
who has several times nearly succeeded in
accomplishing the destruc ion OF much
valuable properly. The police have given
up the search, and, as repeated attempts
have been m ade by the frebu insurance
men have decideI that some adequate
prote sIion is necessary.
Another attempt would probably result
in the refusal of agents 10 write any more
insurance. There is talk of Offering a re-
ward oil $1,000 Tor the apprehension of the
incendiaIy and meeting of the com pa
will be held to-day with that end in view.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
GERMAN TROOPS
ON Chinese Soil
Continued from First Page.

would in no case disavow the present one,
il the latter was convinced that the pro-
posed increase must be com pleted in seven
years.
Finally his Majesty spoke of the gem
eral position of the affairs of the worlo,
which. he said. admitted of no delay in
the mater. At the conclusion OF the
audiencc. which lasted half an hour the
presiden: and vice president of the Reich
stag were received by the Empress.
1t is deemed significant that 100 volun-
teers. including a number OF mem bers of
the aristocracy like Count Won Kessler
and the Prince of Thurn and Taxis, are to
accompany the expedition to Kloa Chau
Bay, with Prince Henry of Prussia as is
commander.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
Big Debt OF THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC
Will Owe the Government
$46,752,OS7 on the 1st
of Next January.
Union Pacific, Though Call
fOrnia Corporation.
special Dispatch to THE CALL
CALL OFFICE RIGGs HOUSE,

WASHINGTON. Decem Der
Attorney-General McKenna, IN his an
nual report to Congress, publishes a re-
port of Ex-Governor Hoadley, special
counsel for the United States fin
the Pacific railroad case, in
which Is set forth a history of
the foreclosure suits which resulted
in the sac of the Union Pacific
to the Reorganization Committee, and the
postponement of the sale of the Kansas
PIcific until Decem er 10. Nvthing of
I'm portance not already made pubic is
disclosed. As TO the Central Pacific The
Acknowledgement says: rE
The general features of the relations be-
tween The Government and the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, which inc udes what was
the Western Railroad Company, h same
as those between the Government and Union
Pacific, Notwithstanding the Central Pacific
was originally q Calf rnia corpora ton. Its
iade ebtedness TO the Government Is as follows
cents omitted:
Bonds-CeniraI Pacific, S25. .6s5, 100; West
ern Pacific, $l,91O,56O.
Interest p. id by the United S'atps-Cen trail,
$44, ,640, 24O; Wes eIn Pact So, 3,313 9l9.
Acc ued interest tour months unpaid-Cen-
ira Pacific, 1896 222; Western Pacific,
S33 OIL
Interest repaid by transportation-Centra
Paclt" IS, ,O57, $685. by cash, Central Pacihc,
$67S, ,2S3; by transport tation, Western Pacific,
S9367.
BsIauce bv interest not repaid-Central Pa
cifc, $50, ,924, ,237; Western Pacirie, $3,304-
552.
Total indetedness-Central Pacific, SOL, ,909,
81; Wvs.ern Pacific. So. .275,1 ,115. =
Grand TOTAL pavable bv Central Pacific,
$67, lS4, ,473; linking fund Central Pacific
bonus, $437 900; sinking funds Central Pa
cifc, ca,h, S7.003, 500; total sinking fund,
81 ,44O, 800
Crediiug the company with all deposits,
there will he due on the 1st OF January next
$40, 752, ,0S7.
WHAT steps may be taken to meet this in
debtedness in the meantime remains 10 be
seen, and the action of the depGr ment will
depend upon the CIRCUMSTANCES existing at
that date, no action hAviag thus far been
taken III order to avoid anv quest lion arising
out OF the CAIN of the company that, by reA-
son of the credits 10 wh.cn 1t is entitled, il
has not yet been in default
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
WHITE YET UNDECIDED.
1t Is Expected, However, That He
WIN Not Be q Candidate for
fee lection to the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Senator White
says he has not definitely decided whether
or not he will be a cand .date for re-elec-
ton. His disposition is to retire and de-
vote his entire attention to his large and
constantly growing law practice, and it
would not be surprising Il he would soon
announce this intention.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
ATTACKED JEWISH QUdRTERS.
fanaticai Mob 10000 Strong PHtages
Shops in the Capital of Rou-
mania.

VIENNA, Dec. Ga dispatch from
Bucharest, the capital OF Rouma nia says
that yesterday fanatical mob 10000
strong, armed with iron bars and cudgels,
attacked the Jewish quarters. pillaged
shops and de- troyed windows and furni-
ture. Sanguinary encounters took place
between the rioters and the police, the
la tier being too weak to make an effective
resistance. Finally the gendarmerie with
IKE bayOnets dlsper ed the MOB.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
MAE. 8aRNA MAKES A HIT IN,
American De6ut of the Talented coE-
fornia Prima Donna at
Phi7adeiDbia.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6. - Nine. Marie
Barna, the California prima donna. made
her debut upon the American stage in
Philadelphia to- night, with the Damroscb.
Ellis Opera Company. Nine Barna es-
sayed the role OF Brunhilde in "Siep-
iried."f
Nine. Barna was born in San Francisco
ana Is daughter OF the late Judoe
Barnard, who was well-known Cali.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
Fmn.rnt of Jnane Rnld,ctn.

STOCKTON, Dec. 6.-The funeral z
Judge Baldwin, ex-Code Commissioner
took place this afternoon, under the aus
pices of the Odd Fellows and the Knigh s
of Pythias, of which orders he was a MEM
Der. The Bar Association passed resolu-
tions OF res pect and court was adjourned.
The remains were returned to San Fran
cisco for crema ton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07

forria iurist. She is protege O. several
society women OF California, New Yo'k
and Boston, and has studied abroad Tor
the last three years. She appeared pro-
fessionaly in Italy and London before
coming to her native land to sing.
Critics unite in pronouncing Nine.
Barna decided acquisition to the
Damrosch company.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07

ton of Texas during saloon row about
two years ago. Al Jennings was shot III
the arm during the same Tray. The broth
ers come of a highly respected family.
Their father is Probate Judge OF Wood
ward County, Okla.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
sLOAN'S 'hOaE CALL.
NarrotcIu Escape serious Injury White
Hunting.

LON DON, Dec. THE Sportsman saws
this morning tnat while shooting yester-
day tMonoavl at Deepden the country
seat OF Lord William Beresiord, with Lord
William and party, Tod Sloan, the
American jockey, narrowly escaprd n
serious injury, a gun bursting in. hi,
hands.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
Ascarao~a Camat Construction.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-Represen,a a.
tive Barham to-day introduced the bill
inlrooucea IN the Senate III the last
Congress by Senator Perkins orovidins
ior Nicaragua canal construction.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
ENDS LIFE WiH A BULLET.
Associate Justice Suck of the Montana
Supreme Court Commits
Suicide,

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 7.-Associate
Justice Horace Buck of the Supreme
Court committed suicide shortly alter
midnight by shooting himself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
Lung Troubles and Consumption Can he
Cured-An Eminent New York Chcm-
ist and Scientist Makes a Free
Offer to Our Readers. -.

The distinguished New York chemist,
t. A Slocum, demonstrating his discovery
of q reliable and absolute cure for Con.
sumption pulmonary Tuberculosis) and
oil bronchial. throat, lung and chest dis.
eases, stubborn coughs, catarrhal affec-
tlons, general decline and weakness, loss,
of fish and all conditions of wasting away
will send THREE FREE BOTTLES (aiI
differently Of his Now Discoveries to any
afflicted reader of The REPUBLICAN writ.
ing for Them
His New Scientific Treatment has
cured thousands permanently by Its time.
ly use and he considers 1t simple pro-
fGssional duty to suffering humanity to
donate atrial of his infnllible cure,
Science daily developes new wonders,
and this great chemist, patiently experi-
menting for years. has produced results as
beneficial to humanity as can be claimed
by any modern genius. His assertion
that lung troubles and consumption ore
durable in any climate Is proven by "heart
felt letters Of gratitude" filed in his
American and European laboratories in
thousands from those cured In all parts Of
the world.
Medical experts concede that bronchial,
Ghost and lung troubles load to Conslimp.
ton, which, uninterrupted means speedy
and certain death.
Simply write to Y. 4. Slocum, M. c., %
Pine street, New York, giving post Office
and express address, and tho free medicine
will BIO promptly sent Sufferors should
take instant advantage of his, generous
proposition.
Please tell the Doctor that you saw his
offer in THE REPUBLICAN,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22

w ANTED-Wa!ter at Sol Market sttee,.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
I'm THE PUBL r BYE,
a.. CO., ward narch Through yer.
-'tlnues Triumphant at
. Every Step.

onward through the State continuos =, /.
VICTORIOUS march Of tho '.little conuuerer u !"
Day by day aud hour BY houf buniic a.,
preostlon inoreasesi Investigation brInpps
10 Ig1e me SQnsts'....J WORKINGS 81 Tho ovls
tonuy meIpe. to backs that bear the heavy
Su'e'.. aud new cases are bobbing m
..om all parts Of our State; this one comes
from East 83d street, and at No. s94 our
representative found Mrs. Edward Sut.
clif who told of her trouble and the relief
that others might profit by her experiences.
For several years sho has been troubled
with complaint she did not realize was
kidney disorder. During tho past year it
has been worse and q severe pain In tho
small OF the back became q common thing
the urine was sometimes q very dark
reddish color and occasionally contained
sediment; 1T emitted u strong odor; she
grew worse and more exhausted ut night:
nstiffness on rising In the morning; she
often had catch In the back" III she at.
tempted to get up quickly after sitting for
any length of time; severe headaches add.
ed to her misery and then she found the
little conquerer' Doan's Kidney Pills
and after taktng them for two days she
noticed their effect, great relief followed.
Now She says that she feels entirely over
her complaint and recommends Doan's
Kidney Pills to others. The prevalence Of
kidney complaints and nalndies arising
from tho kidney disorders. such as ume
D "".s paekache, weariness, worn o"' ""'
.,''yS - .-..s
lisliess ieenngs, has started many
remedy for their cure, and few have proven
q success. After many years q prcpara-
tion has at last been found, ono that acts
promptly and performs Its work as surely
US the daily setting Of the sun. This is q
strong statement but can DO proven by
undisputed testimony right here In Patel.
SILL
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by Foster.
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents
Tor the U. S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
THE pentecosta' Revival.

Tho Pentecostal Revival meeting at
Haven N. f. Church Third and DUPONT
streets, con inues to attract large and
rauch Interested audiences from various
parts OF the city. The number of peni.
tents and persons asking for the prayers
Of the church and for cottaga prayer ser.
vices constantly increases. Rev. j. II
Hartman and band Of New Cnstle were
present Monday evening. He preached a
good sermon from the text: ''Thero is Joy
in the presence of the angels OF God over
one sinner that repenteth." Luke 10; 49,
His band rendered good service in the
prayermeeting. kcv. N. H. Coleman and
Band of Newport, were present Tuesday
evening. He preached IN impressive SER
mon from the text, Jesus, the Great
Shepherd" His band rendered valuable
help in the altar service. Tho pastor aud
people OF daSen church greatly appreciate
the hearty CO. operation they have received
from he various pastors and their Chris.
tian Workers Of tho different denomina.
tions.
They have o standing invitation to come
and help again and again and their visits
will always be heartily welcomed. Help
has bcen cnglged as>tollows for the week:
Wednesday, Rev N. b. Snowden Of Ches.
ter; Thursday, Rev. NJ. II. Horsoy of Mid.
dletown, Friday, Rev. w. II. Holiday and
band, OF the Baptist Church, this city.
Cottage prayer. services will be- held In
two homes eueh evening by Cottage Pray.
ing Banda Nos. and g from 8. As to 7.l5
Tho Bands report at the church ut 8 p. m.
Come ona help.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22

Wy ANTED-Good cookl Apply to J. H.
w GiI.ts !U7 French str Get. IT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22

A very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Robert Mcclure No. 1006 W'st
Third street, on Tuesday evening, the con.
tracting parties being Mr.. William D.
Shellady and Miss Ellle T. Mcdaniel Tho
Rev. John ID. C. Hanna oiiicin;cd. The
flower girls were little Miss King and Miss
Rudolph. Tho bride was neatly attired
In white while tho groom wore the con.
yenntional black cloth. Among those
present We're: Bayurd Shelady and wife,
Jones Guthrie and wife, George G. Guthrie
aud wife, Robert u. White and wife, Chas.
j. Black and wife, George W. Vernon and
wife, Frank Vernon and wife, Howard
McDanel and wife, Mr.. Rudolph and vito,
Maynard McDancl and vito, Augustus
Groves and wife. Wright Dlzcr. Harry
Price and wife, Miss Sue Sherwood, Mrs.
Phebe Hill, Mrs. Frank Shallndy. Miss
Hancell and u number of oth2r friends.
Refreshments were served in abundance
and the evening passed pleasantly away.
At seasonable hour tho guests after WISH
ing the bride and groom long, useful and
happy lives, departed for their respective
abDdes,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
Sunday School Convention.

In Bethel A. M. H. Church. Sixth and
Walnut streets, this morning began tho
tenth annual convention Of the Sunday
school workers OF the Philadelphia A. Nj.
Il Conference. The convention consists
Of pastors, superintendent, and delegates
from each station in tho conference.
The convention is presided over by Pre-.
siding Elder w. Ii. Davis. The address of
welcome was delivered by Ruv o. D. Rob-
lnson and the response made by Prof, G.
IL. Jones. There is an interesting pro-
gramme prepared for this afternoon. and
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
The Proper Proportion for New Castle
County.

A well known citizen of Mill Creek
Hundred and a staunch Republican, writes
the following letter, which explains itself,
to Chairman Hugh G. Browne of the Re-
publican StGte Central Committee:
DEAR SIR;-I think when the two com.
lnittees get together to try to harmonize
matters between tho Republicans, that ii
proper basis for representation to State
Convention ought to bs agreed upon, l
believe Mr.. Bach said the basis until last
year was agreed upon in 1854.
The number of delegates was 100, and
find that they were apportioned according
to the populations of the different
counties in 1860. The population Was
Kent County, 27,S04 New Castle, 81, 797,
Sussex, %, Gl5. 1t gave Kent.3a delegates
New Castle, 1871, and Sussex, G22. Think
II ought to be that plan or the humber of
Republican votes pollcd in each county.
think the number of votes for Maryil
in 1871 would be IL good basis. Accortlin
TO that, if tho number of delegates was 1870
kent county would have st., New Castle
lUt and Sussex H.
We leave our readers to judge if what
the writer says is not good common horse
sehso ana fair to all three of the counties |
ED. REPUBLICAN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
Should Be Careful.

What do you think said we'll known
gentleman to representative Of tho RE.
PUDLlCANof man who should attend o
performance at the Opera House having
three children down sick with the diph.
liberia? We think the person In Whose
family tho dreaded disease has appeared
sloild be MS careful rs possible ard not
spread the disease by visiting public places.
Too much care car not be exercised in
cases where tho disease has made lis up.
pearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
CARD BASKET.


Miss Winferd j. Hall, of this city, left TO +
Sscm, N. j., yesterday.
DR.. John Torbcn, of this city, will pass
wlok or two Mt Dover.
William Luke, Of this city, left this
mprning for weeks visit to Baltimore.
Co rs.c nan Handy has just returned
ton Jwalk rom trip to New York State,
Mrs Gregg Chanilor, who passed the
summer at Ocean Grove, has returned
home
Mrs Robert Singleton, of Chester is be-
Ing entertained by Mrs. Hamilton Max.
well, Of this city.
DR.. Jacob Derriokson, who has been
Sulnmiiing at Cape May, has returned to
bis home in this city
George Major of Chester started for
California to-day. He expects to pass
Sun lay in Salt Lake City.
Miss Marion Bacon, Miss Elizabeth
Bacon, and Miss May MundorT, are visit
Ing New York city and Boston for ten
days.
DR.. Lcmmor has returned home after
week visit to friends in tho city and
angling in the canal The Doctor says the
hoIes that he may do better ON his second
visit to the city.
= A successful indoor lawn party was
given by the entertainment committee Of
itho E.lworth League Of Grac, NJ. Il. Church
In ii e Sunday school room last night The
room had been prctoily decorated for the
Dvent, and neatly trimmed tables were ar.
ranged about.
The engagement is announced of Pro-
fess1r James +. Curran, leader of St.
Petel $ choir to Miss Mary Lincy, soprano
Of st Patrick choir. The wedding will
lake place i'll November. aDHH
The cards are out announcing tho mar.
riagc of Mis- Nellie lie5)u, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. le:nard Bcato to Mr. John A.
!tirrmaLu. The ceremony will be per-
ber ned BY Rev. Father Bernard Of Newark
y. D., in the Sacred Heart Church Oh next
Tuesday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
The Best Route to the West.

The Baltimore and Ohio h. r. Is tho
shortest, quickest and cheapest route to the
West, Northwest and Southwest; running
frequent trans through without change;
equipped with day coach es and Pullman's
finest cars.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Is the scenic
road of America, passing through Wash.
ington, at which point . stop over Of ten
CAS- is allowed on ali tickets.
For ratS,ss AID full information write or
apply to H. A. Sttller, Pas. Agent, vii,
mington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22

To euro Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic i0c or CSC.
II c. G. c, faii, druggists refund money,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
Richards Again In Trouble.

j. II. Richards Is again prisoner at ths
station house, this time being a trespasser.
Detective Money this morning found him
on the property Of James O'Neiil at Third
and Wess streets Several weeks ago Rich:
ards went on the came property and abused
n woman for which no was fined SEQ and
costs by Judge Ball.
At the timo he represented himself to be
an agent Of the Law and Order Society
and had gone on the property in the So.
ciety's interest. 1t is not known what
gu no will make to night in Justice Sas.
se's Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
ut, Joy n, e. Church's Anniversary.

The celebration Of the oath anniversary
Of the Mt. Joy NJ. ". Church began Sun
day last, apening 10. 80 a. III. with sermon
by Rev J. II. Waters, P. f. 800 p. H.,
kev. Hindley OBLIGATED, $50 p IN. by pas.
tor. Services continued this week. Tues.
day evening tho Rev. w. J. Wilson OF Della.
ware City preached followed by an invita-.
ton to sinners extended by Rev. j. Albert
s'terroll. There wcro three that came for.
ward who manifested a great desire to
serve the Lord
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-22
Sale of Cows.

Rabert Merrck will have sale of fresh
COWS and springers at the Red Lion, Ches.
ter county, on Monday next, the gun inst,
Farmers who wish bargains should attend
the sale and keep their eyes open.
There will DO IL sale on the Passmore
larm. near Centreville, on Tuesday, the
sSth inst, and Mr.. Turner, who is fair
ana square man, expects all the farmers to
attend who wish to add to the number of
their herds,