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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
,;o,,;y.n Alderman Arrested.

rscanaba. Mich, April 19.-Quite a
.onsation was created here Friday art
ernoon by the arrest of Alderman JONI s'',,,,
w King upon the charge of unlawtu ~
oooiving money from the city. He gave
honds TO appear for examination April
p and was released. Alderman n nr,as
- also engineer of the waterworks !,
10 i',,;oh ore leased by the city, and IL Is
o ~r he violated the law by drawing
a''e -, For services as such while re-
lining his position as alderman.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19

When bees wend forth in black. continuoua

When bees wend forth in black, continuous
stream
And steadily return unto the hive
When all the air with humming Is alive
From early dawn to days last golden CLEAN,
Then it behooves TO work and not to dreami
Up, IL your honey store you want to thrive,
Ere hungry drones with robber bees conniye'
That you may gather all the blossom cream
Yet let me pause a moment on the brink.
Between yon flower calyx and its spoil
What labor intervenethl Only think,
What you deem play to bees and me us toii'
| Yet labor, Precipitation, many sting
| So I've the honcy-cheerfully singl
Kate Freiiligrath- Kroeker in Academy
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
~. GEORGES Hail 10 Reut.

The st. Georges Hall is to rent on very
moderate terms on the following even
ings. Every Wednesday, every alternate
Thursday and three FRIDAYS in each
month. For further particulars apply to
John Jenkin, William Maynard. X. b.
Rule. Trustees
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
The Fiplanders'
Gartner's stor

Mutus, Fire Insurance company
uoughtou and Keweenaw countless OF.
gauired in 1890 according to the AVE %
.sa state Of Michigan, will insure proper
- ., ,ts members. Have paid ire los ses
o,s- sso1o and dividends nearly so,ooo
s,,;oo tie last seyea years to M mpers
q Eve years standing. On the .a n,ss a~s
:, iris wear the company had 4s2 mem
20 s421,4so worth OF property IN
,rsd and $40. 66s.54 in treasury. FOR
%rtbsr ps, ticulars apply to the under
s,vned Jous BLoMovIsr, President
ALEX LENoSEN, Secretary.
Os,ce. 44s pine street. upstairs NV
IsrsT'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain ana fro""'''

Chicago, April IL:
..,,,o. wore the quotations on tne
poard of Trade today: WHea' named |
a~ened 69%c, closed 73%c; May, op saMc
Sa%c, closed 73%c; july opend S7%c,
o1ased 73Bc: September, openea mi,
cio osed nc. Corn-April, opened n a9mr
ci oI close 2S7ac;. May, opened LoSssi
na Ma o4iLc: July, opened 25Bc c iosed
eE%c. September, opened Zo1sc' ,,inaI
9Sasc Oats-April, opener ,Ln closed
closed 16i4c; May. opeh Used eC7 isc: Sep
nc; July, opendefns 1850 l,sae closed is7sc Pork
teinoei ,nnned sS45, closed $S.oo; Su,s'
May, &c XII. closed $3.50. Lard--Mayi;
opene ed and closed s4.22k; july opene'
81 20. closed A.32i2. 1,,.ro creamery,
Proaucei IL. extra dairy, 15c; I Iresh
l,c PEE stock. SA@S1kc. Eggs-ri ,rs
pacing sI 81 SSihc per doz. Live fouIe1,yy ..
stock, oA sGsc per ID; chickens, 20 a 391,
5uo a6pl0c. Potatoes-BuaooahN S,yeet
S 9ac per bu; Hebrons aSg q ner Dbl
Potatoesuililinoins,,o ver @iffGis,ac per 10;
Honeyt 76oc. Apples-Comnoh W
Fancy 81. COOLIES per Dbl.
ia'>'' chicago Live Stock.
, Chicago, April IL.
o,,,ts of cattle, 400; no DUST siie s,,
! .,sacted worth noting, as - 10 10 900
Saturday. Receipts OF , hesd weak;
market opened s' 60 eos12 %. prime
rough hackers, s4.10G4.lS; PRIME PRIME "a , %
a heavy "a hatcher weights, S4.l'12WI'-o
: dun an light. s4.15G4.17h. Kece,p.a
Pna,, and lambs, 1000; mos.S Un n,
sneep orders direct from tne Co.. m
erS rortb noting. Receiptsso ,,,as
ii, safes ,no,ude "a. 724 cattle, 3,olo IaNss
we we aso hogs. and 66,S5l sheep anu '"''''
: iii'o'- East Buffalo Live Stock
east Buffalo, N. Y, April IL.
D.. Eas' ,to,ans Live Stock Com
DuniW erchants, East Bunaio, ~;
|, mission Mevnws. Cattle-No recelp,
q quote pace,nts. % cars: market s,eaIs
q Hoss..nahle grades $3.2Il2W5oV, lo"s1 p, D.
l. All 10 90 on Sheep and LaIs err
as sSoSg 20 90 cars; market steady anu III =
ig all sold ,s Grain.
!. ST. Louis, April IL
49,, Excited and higher xts, n
Whea, elevator. 96c; track, 9'% Ii,
req aoiLc bid: July, 1855, corr IA GA
May, cash, 22c; July, zS1sI i az Jul
as Ell, .,sher: No. 2 cash, lse ''"'
q 81 hid Rye--34c bid tracN'
IA lSNsc p'o' ,i,lwa ,kee Grain.
he milwaukee, April 1,
=" n,,aat-Irregular; No. spi,"e Corr
AT northern, soc; May 90 oat,
MI rsrra hut quiet; NO o., ., z[Sooiic II,
D Fisher: No. 2 white, isls~SSO gsc. sa
the ,ev|Firm and wanted; w and high
Nc ples. 24QS2c. kye-rii"
ger No. 1. S6c. -, Grain.
eau Detroit, April /
as wbeat-Cash white sze, ia
Dns. ssMc; May, s4c; Juiy' "N
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
F,yipg Across the Atlantic

The largest boat eyer built in the
world will be on the " alter in a few months
to take you home to see your mother In
less than four days. Length OF boat,
about the distance from the post Office
TO Pine street. Particulars OF Oates,
ticket agent.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
Nurse and Midwife.

Mrs. J. l.. Erickson, who is trained
and competent nurse and midw fe, has
returned from Dollar Bay and can be en-
gagged TO attend to any kind OF sickness.
Apply at Mrs. Aibin Freeman'r, 220l
Middle street, Raymbaultown.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
Lake Linden stage.

Stage leaves Pearce's livery stable
Lake Linden, every day at 8 a. m, 10 o.
m. 1 and 4 p. m. Stageleaves McClures
livery stable, Red Jacket, at 8 a. m, lo
a. m, and and 4. p. IN.
THOMAS PEARCE,
JAMES MCCLURE,
Proprietors.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19

FCuYD-Near the corner OF Elm and
Fifth streets, Singer sewing machine, on
easy monthly payments. Old machines
taken III exchange. Oil, needles and sup
plies OF all kinds constantly on hand.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
$50 Fifth street
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
u,,.,rn Man sentenced.

Kansas City, April le.-Ernes str Ridge Mho
ha''s s',o Of the four young men VINO
way; rb U,r nl,sgiying night last, held up up
and at'e mn independence electric line,
pie on the in' sentenced to one year
IN the county jail. Oscar scar p EVEN a like
leader I had previously been rI s,,T are still
nantence The other two NE" CIV
49,. trial
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19

just arrived +. s. Wood, city auctioa-
eer. Stocks OF goods OF any description
bought and sold on commission. II YOU
have business to sell see +. S. Wood,
city auctioneer, Taylor House, Calumet.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
the MARKETS.
,,,,c,po Grain and Produce
thic'S" ~u-..ooo April

III
Chicago, April l9 ,ha
the quotations on tie
Following Va va today: Wheat-Aprn'
Board Oh IA closed nominal n me-
opened az on closed 691ac; july oppened
opened ooAIJ' eoIlc; September pened
6S3sc, closea e2iLS Corn-Aprll, oP se4tc
66Ssc, cl osS ,ominal; May, opeIlso oiosed
and Glossy ssSi =. July, opened ana c,osed
closed s.ooTntember opened anu closed
2Ssc' Oats-April opeheIi es a closed
2oi2J. May, openeu c,1sed 175sc;
ic,hni July. opened ~ ia ,Slbc. Pork
dr1o,n2tember, 1850; clT ,osed ss.42l5 July,
May, openeu closed S55. Lara MAJ
opened ss,adi79 closed 1920; July ope"e'
opened anu a,Nsed $3.50. o.eomerv
si.271se, clos Rutter: Extra or, erea't fresh
Produce extra dairy, loe' Fresh
lIc PEI stock, sage ,,.e Poultry
packlnsS thc per dozen. LIENS, LIZ 7iS@Sc;
stock, S7E smsc; per lb; ch 1,,frhan ks. 2Od
TURK e@1Oc. Potatoes ,sS9Oc Swee
d d,n rer blu; Hebrons,0 rs per Dbl
IsO ,atoes-Illinois ifGi2hc per Ib
uoney-wbite cio' ss,n,ples-Common t
inn,nerfect. 7@9c. nP hi
f fnncy si.COG1.25 per uu,. stock.
h"'' , puffalo. N. Y, April To-
East buians Live stock Com
DunninMse Merchants, East ,iBsuiR Iascs
n nnote as follows: av for god butcher
c cars: market ste sn,;ers dull and slos
and nRtpepceipts, 10 cars, s md, dull; York
stronger "a Ia 70. mostly s4.So; "a al Lambs
ers. $.2bg4s;SSS%; ss6. sheep ana sade low
roughs, s' 90 cars: market q sheep ar
Ree cei ali kinds except, na very dull.
er ior u heavy LAMPS s,,n
st. h' s.. Louis, April 10 .;
No red cash e.
wheat-Hilgdhcssr' e5SS Sos July a 7S Z;
q vator, vac Firm; No. 2 cas da,sF Fir
"a. Co aIiL 62SHc asked; I"lv. 1sc 81
I nnvve.Nominal' S4c &c" Grain.
Milwaukee, April 10
r and higher; NO.
Whea9sO,ic; No. ! northern Tn q 2s%. o.
y spring cSOo,r,n2Higher; NO; aS :, Bar
q 70isc. CoiSN No. white, lggz"ISrm a
II Steady; No % 2. sidS2c. Rye-ri"
d s s,sper; No. /, S5c. Grain.
y Detroit, April !.
t. whest .x' sS1se M', July, 7s*c.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19

II you wish to sell your heating stoves
or any other household goods mail pos
tai and we will call on you.
CHARLES M. PoLINsKY,
312 Fifth street. Red Jacket.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
VICTIM OF SWlNDLsRS.
r,,,.do Man Defrauded Out oil '"'s'
Amount of Money.


Toledo O.. April l9.-James H. A'hs,
worth who for years has been resaroe'
os one of Toledo's most cohserN"
ard careful business men, is III De'io'',
-. h.o,en in health and spirits anu
,N"iotad i'm nurse. He has been maui
49,, ,,ictim of what appears to be sIra'
III. ',.'al;ng scheme. A number OF TO
~ BUSINESS men have been drawn INTO
the difficulty as indorsers anu 'eN'
of money . COMO mon
onnroached Ainsworth solie IN "a
,rith a view of securing from nm -" -
,,,terest i'm the right OF way oi wa. =,
,,,,oyn az the Toledo and Morroe
,,.av i'm which he held cohsiuei
,toct They represented that they na'
..oooivad a concession from the Cai'"
sian government for the organization y
u'', law IN be run with the govern
80 sanction, and largely Tor chaIi'
~ ,,,rnoses. but in which Tor III
e,,ho,ders there were enormous proi
its. ,ha ,ottery stock
- limo ofterward two OF the hei
under a pretext of needing money, -
sd 100000 worth of their stock
him. Later a third came came, and WAN VAIN
70 buy Ainsworth's stock, p r,,n na
5000 81 GOO more could be secured , the "a y,
So ,al,en. ard he bought from !,
first M@ people that offered stock Tnen !,
,',,,ia hurst Attorneys ara others u
,erested are now in Detr'it I" o., ata'
.or,e method Of recovering por'i'"
| the money.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
-. For Chafed Surfaces.

An experienced mother reco ,1.Ilaet 10
,,a A fo,lowing recipe for an ointment 70
So O applied to chafed surfaces cuts cuts a1 Of
" "pp hands: Take equal parts oi
e ."l,pax fresh lard and sweet oil MeiS
.se heeswax. measure it, add the same nc
quantity of melted lard anu e',r Oh % %a
Constantly until the mixture ucovino5
stiff. Put it in box or vide widen mo Wowo
s Sottis ready for use. Ladies hom'
| Journal.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
shipments of Indian Corn.

The total shipments of Indian corn
amounting to 2.23S, 4S5 bushels this week.
form the smallest weekly aggregate III
the current calendar. The correspond
inc total last week was 4,6i5,ooo pusieis'
In the second week of April, 1896 IL was
GA 600 bushels. in 1895. 77S,OOo bushels;
. oio non bushels in 1894 ana 9of'ooo
bushels in the corresponding week OF
1904 There is a marked decrease In 'he
,otol number of business taliutes
throughout the United states, the 'o.ai
| or 1914 this week being compared WIN
oqo last week. 244 in the week a year
400 90 two years ago. 212 IN the COZ
resnonding week of 1894, as contras.eu
J r.ith OF in the second week OF April
1909 lust before the panic. The tota
number of business failures throusn'
ont the Dominion of Canada is thirty
nine this week. against thirty-two las
week thirty-four i'm the week yea
GOO and thirty-three two years aso
rank clearings at Winnipeg, Haihilloil
Toronto. Montreal. and Halifax amour
70 $40 .144. 900 this week. compared WI. !,
coo 3IS 600 last week end $ls'l5o'ooo
,be week year ago.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19

An old and good remedy for nervous ,' Us
,,o "a, T which is felt at the base .sa OF
the brain, is camphor; IL Is n anS rubbed
I'VE when applied to the part ana r'Vo''
for few minutes.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
.,,,.,,c i;oi,rr TX loslon.

sprinefield, o., AprlI Ig.-''''''''r' 10
"p ~. r. n9rrd freight train Nc. - N tHe
n nor Tnr @xplo dtd at osl RI u g'ns :
Big rV Y1,,,ch'rs e lvoryCa,e va haa..
Sonn IN tie l,g. Fire an T"s n ..
o ml,,'',,ius wa sc.ld.d ff"m hid e
c Cor, and viii dis. Z akon.an na1l g ., 2,
i Co.. S"" WIS r!ovn fc.y 81
Mio 'rs, stump aidh's Nuii Z ae'" !.
aga', ,.,t,',.es are f.tal. IL a@pics' n Ia
iiis MI NV scars or The df,bc& 8 V ~, ae
causT0 Thc crsilc at tie .i'me - ,.
away. ~ u,os ,tsfdirg CO The sidetrao'.
e emp ,riured men w-re Ilaccd IN nos
pital at Dayton.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19

washington, April io,aF[ nroSlam MAJ
,ne anniversary OF Lincoln ; p.ot e. the
, zion emancipating the SAVES lay, ars aa
p 1,U of Columbia, and the pre5'a at
p reS,ewed the emancipation par or~ani.
,ns White House. The e color anout g.
, ua,ions of the district win ,nr aoSS the
SSv n, nse" House grounds President Aver Me
W W,nley. with secretary of wre H hest
at Atm, n,s s the procession passed nne a
, Mere s q the various organizations
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19

Omaha is named from " 'r'Oe u
dams.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-19
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
improvement is Noted in the West
and Northwest.
TRADE CONDITIONS ARE BETTER.

Increased Demand for Building Materials,
Especially Lumber-No Sign of Trade
Revival In the Flooded Districts-De-
mand for Dry Goods Is siow-Exports OF
Wheat aud Corn Decrease In the Total
Number of Business Failures.
New York, April l9.-Bradstreet
says: The most conspicuous improve
ment i'm trade conditions this week is
i'm the weather Throughout central
western, and northwestern states
where country roads are more passabie.
There is a better demand for building
materials, particularly lumber. In sta
pie lines there is a more active request
at Portland, ore; Minneapolis, Mimi;
st. Paul. Mimi; Kansas City, Mo-, ana
Atlanta Ga, pointing to irregularity OF
the tendency To- recover. Jobpers AT
Chicago. st. Louis, Omaha, Cincinnati
and Chattanooga report trade slow, on
| that demand is decreased. There Is nc
sign of trade revival in the flooded re-
gions where the danger point has moVec
| southwark. If the water recedes pS
| May 10 one-half of the usual cottoi
crop may he raised in Arkansas ah'
| Mississippi this year, but the outlook
rot promising.
Slow Demand for Dry Goods.
| Demand for dry goods is slow, an
some manufacturers remain at Wor
without profits as the lesser of two eVli
Demand for wool is checked, as STOCK
are badly cut, but makers OF wooier
are as active as before. Shoe manutac
urers are still working full time. Ire
and steel continue disappointing, WI
: lower prices for Bessemer pig ana II
billets. few, if any new orders, anu
tendency to weakness rather IMAM u
reverse. A reverse movement is not'
In the prices tor staples, those for VINE
flour. wheat, Indian corn, pork, iai
|, coffee. cotton, and woolens having a
: vanced. Lower quotations are report
for sugar, petroleum, and naval stor
I i'm addition to iron and steel. EXPO
+ of wheat flour included as wheap
clude one day less this week than usu
1 The total from both coasts ana III
|, 81. Johns, n. b., is 1,344,OOO bushels
: five DAYS. compared with 2,O36.Ooo pu'
IS els in six days of the preceding we
n on 600 bushels in the week year a
IL 3165 900 bushels two years ago 90
l. 600 bushels three years ago, ana as CO
lie nared with 1858. 900 bushels in the
X week Of 1893
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-19
Free Violin School,

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. Benjsmin offs,
un Unparalleled advantages to our bows and
girls, commencing Friday, Nov. 26l b, nj
Builders Exchange, Crosby s. Hill build.
ing, Market street above 9th. This lad,
and gentlsman's homo is in Philadolphi.
where they have spent ten years In in.
structins boys and girls from 6 to 20 years
or age In the art of playing the violin and
their names are home words In the Ouake
City. where they have done SO much to
wards advancing the taste for instrlulsl,.
tai music.
Those classes are truly remarkable from
the TACT that they are conducted on fire..
o"sis, no charge for 8 month lessons free
use OF violins at class room, whore over 100
Instruments are kept for scholars use.
Inc expenses are paid by annual carni.
vals at the Grand Opera House, where
next May 2Oo Of our boys and girls will
wlcld the bow with the confidence of Nd
Ole Bull or Paganini.
MI and Mrs. Benjamin have only a 80.
lect class OF pupils and the best famllie.
are represented, and we urge our bows and
girls to give our now friends call on Fri.
day afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-19
SHARKEY'S HOLLOW VICTORY.
Managed to Iiefent Old Joe Goddard
IN SIX RnundS

Managed to nefent Old Joe Goddard
In Six Rounds.
San Francisco. Nov. 19-Tom Sharkey
won another questionable battle last
nsilt. his victim this time being old
Joe Goddard, the decrepit barrier
champion. The fight. which was sched-
uled for 20 rounds. terminated in the
sixth, when Sharkey after landing
stiff right on Goddard's jaw, rushed at
his man and knocked him TO the floor
literally by force Of impact. falling
heavily upon him. Goddard's head
struck the canvass with an awful
4 Anash. which dazed him. He arose ut
le end of three seconds and staggered
the ropes, Referee Macarthur mean
While holding the excited sailor back.
Amid great confusion Macarthur award
ed the fight to Sharkey. The decision
was just but Sharkey's victory is
far from creditablc, 1t being the popu-
lar impression that Goddard was hurt
more by his collision with the floor
than from ShGrkey's blows. which were
at all times wild and miserably timed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-19
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings in Philade
mia and baltimore.

As Reflected by Dealings in Philadel.
phia and Baltimore.
: Philadelphia, Nov. 18.--Flour In mod
crate demand. winter superflne, $3I3 rs;
do. extras. S3.25G3 rs; Pennsylvania roller.
clear s4aA25; do straight. 81 Soa4.65: vest
ern winter clear $4l044.36 do. straight,
si.5O94. Is: city mills, extra, 81 3O43.5O. Rye
flour inactive at $3.50 per barrel for choice
Pennsylvania. Wheat strong; No. red.
spot. e7Ha97%c.: No. 2 Pennsylvania and
No. 2 Delaware red, spot, 9SEG9SAc. Corn
firm No. yellow, for local trade. 36c.: :
No. 2 mixed. In export elevator. 32s4 GI33c.
Oats firm: No white, 2Ss4d2yc.; No. 2
white clipped. 29c. No. l white. clipped,
29nc. Hay quiet; choice timothy. sl2 for
large bales. Beef quiet beef hams. $22.
Pork dull family, sl2.5O913. Lard quiet:
western steam. si.50. Butter steady: west
ern creamery. 14a23c.; do. factory. 100
13c.: Elgins, Csc; imitation creamery. 800
l7c. New York dairy. 12a2oc. do. cream
29c,: do. Wholesale Csc. Cheese quiet:
lurge, white and colored, September S1tc.;
small white and coored. Septer4eer. 9Ac.:
light skins. G97c Eggs steady. New
York and Pennsylvania, 2oG25c. western,
fresh. 22c. Potatoes frm: New York.
$l.s7ikN2l2Ia: sweets. sl4O9l5O. Tallow
quiet; city, Shc. country. 3h93%. Petro-
leum quiet nnd steady; United closed at
ssc. Cottonseed oil steadier; prime crude.
1saglSHc.; prime summer yellow. 2lh@
2i1ac. Long Island and Jersey cabbage
per lC0. $j@4.
Baltimore Nov. 1G.-Flour dull. Wheat
strong; spot and month. 97AG97Ac.: De-
ceInber s714ds7sic.; May, 94c.: steamer
No. 2 red 92i4als2ssc.; southern wheat, Ny
sample, 924sSEc. do. on grade 93@9Sc.
Corn firmer; spot, month and December,
R23sG33c.; November or December. new or
old. s2s4QlS3c.; January, 3z944327sc.; steam
er mixed. StAga1c: southern white corn.
3lj35c.; do. yellow, 3lG3Hac Oats firm:
No white 2SJsShc.: No. 2 mixed. Esq
sSAc. Rye tirincf; No. 2 nearby, b3c.; No.
western. BIC. Hay steady; choice tim
0thy. S13. Grain freIghts active. Sugar
strong. Huttcr steady. EgGs firm.
Cheese steady. Whisky unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-19
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
Re-orcning Services on Sunday Next
After Extensive Repairs.

St. PanIs Roman Catholic Church. a.
thn corner Of Fourth and Jackson streets
will be reopened on Sunday next. Th,
ediflce has been improved lately at a cost
OF several thousand dollars. The Who'll,
stands as living monument to the pastor
Rev. NJ. X. Fallon. A new sacristy has
been built in tho church in place Of the
small ono that formerly stood there.
The church will be heated by steam.
The interior of the church has been beauti.
fled by leading painters Hereafter the
church will 10 lighted py electric lights.
The windows are all new and are pres
cnts from Edward Il. Brennan.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, ST. Paul's
School, League of the Sacred Feart, Rev.
M. \. Fallon, James A. Neigler Rev,
James F.. Qnigley,- John A. Longel, Nc,
Evilly BrothcIs, Mrs James Murray,
Michael j. Kelley, Miss Mary O'Byrne,
Common Rro'h hers, Thomas O'Neill and
Daniel McH"l
Nv, Rev. }. i. Monaghan will celebrate
ponLiiical mass and the dedicatory sermon
will 10 preached by Rev. DR.. Flynn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-19
THE GERMANS In CHINA.
Indications That the Occupation Il
More Than Temporary.

More Than Temporary.
London, Nov. 10.-The Shanghai cor.
respondent of The Times says: 1.-TWO
steamers have been chartered here to
convey stores and material to the Ger
man fleet in. Kiao-Chau bay. The oc-
cupation is apparently to be more than
temporary. The Chinese general in
command OF the forts decided to re-
tire because he had no ammunition"
The Berlin correspondent of The
Times says: "In the absence of official
intelligence as to the relations between
China and Germany, which, 1t is said,
is still due at Berlin. the cabinet Is un-
decided as to the course to pursue.
There have been deliberations between
the departments Of state concerned,
and these are still proceeding, but
nothing definite has been determined as
to the course to be pursued in the event
of China's refusal to accede to the Ger
man demands. Probably in that case
q prolonged occupation would be neces-
sary, even If 1t did not belong to the
original intention Of Germany. The
active hospitality Of the Chinese must
be reckoned with as a possible factor,
and in that case the cruiser division
In ktao-Chau bay would be reinforced"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-19
Haven Lyceum and Hand Shaking Re
CeptiOn

The Epworth League Lyceum of Havcn
M. E,.Church, Third and DUPONT street, q
held it's regular meeting Wednesday egen.
Ing After devotional Services conducted
by Mr. Ellis Jefferson and Rev J NJ An.
derson, the president, Mr. d J. Atwall,
took the chair. An appreciAtive audience
had gathered to hear discussed the gu y
tion, Resolve that the colored people of
America should emigrate to Africa and
not remain in America" The discussion
was opened by MessrS ]. W. Nuttsr; G.
Il. Coleman on the raffi native Messrs r.
G. Harris, Thos. J. Perry on tho negative
The judges, Messrs. VIM. Clayton, j. M.
Anderson, Ellis Jefferson.
The judges after careful dellberation
decided that the negative had won he de.
bate. The arguments on both sides were
very strong and won the repeated ap-
plause of the audience. Next Wednesday
evening, Nov. "a there will be hand
shaking reception endered to Rev. j. H.
Nutter, the pastor and his wife Mrs. Annie
H. Nutter, under the auspices of the
young converts Epworth League Sunday
school members and friends. The friends
OF the pastor and his wife and the friends
of Haven M. Il. church are cordially in
vited. Brief addresses ty various pastors
and others. Music and refreshments will
be DaOyided