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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
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Is never done, and 1t Is especially wearing and
wearIsome to those whose blood is impure and
unfit properly to tone, sustain and renew the
wasting Of nerve, muscle and tissue. The only
remedy for tired. weak, nervous women Is IN
building up by taking good nerve tonic, blood
purider and yltaiizer like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
For troubles Peculiar 10 Woineh at change OF
season, climate or life, great cures are made by
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Col Joseph G. Hill, formerly of
Chester county, Pa, died in Bglti-
more last Wednesday, The colonel was
an uncle of Joseph Vinsinger, gateman
at the Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Albany, Ca, Jan. 2,-Sankey Gun
bingham was hanged in the county Jail
Ward yesterday for criminal assault
hpon Miss Katie Camp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Miss Bertha 4. Collins Of Pleasant
Hill and Samuel NJ, Gordon of
Hockessln were married at Union
Church parsonage by the Rev. john d.
g. Hanna, last Wednesday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
WITH INTERESTING PEOPLE
Yvette Cuilbert and Beerbohm
Tree interviewed.
QUESTIONED BY BRILLIANT Bah
Comment on Charming Artistic
and Great Actor.

The Famous French Singer as the Siren of
the Nineteenth Century What She Would
Have Accomplished in Cieopatra's Time
The English svensaii's Estimate of Dol
taire and Hamlet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
SUNDRF RECORDS.

Annual and monthly Statistics OF City
Departments.
Many city officials we're busy Thurs
day making out annual reports. The re-
port OF the Water Department for the
year 1896 shows the following:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

The births, marriages and deaths for
the year were as follows: Births
January. A.; February. 80; March, 60;
April, A; May, 22S; June, %; July,
"a; August 80; September, 12l; Octo-
Der, 107; November, 80; december,
235 total, 1884.
Deaths-JRnuary, 81; February, Isl !:
March, Ill; April Sc; May, "a; June,
70; july. o.: August, l45; September,
96; October, 1872; November. 6S; Decem-
Der. So: total, l.20i.
arriages-January, 30; February,
30; March. 35; April. So; May, AZ;
June, AZ; July, 81; August 90 /;
September, SO; October, As; November,
As; December, So; total, 474.H
Chief OF PoliceoDolan makes the fol-
loving report of arrests for the year
January, %; February, ISL: March,
175; April, pa: May, 264; June, $50;
July, 500; August, 256; September,
1924; October, 1854; November, 254
December, 240; total, $3.50.
The building lines for the 70 months.
which were reported by Chief Engineer
Wilson of the Surveying Department,
Nofo Go l"io"Ss january luf fSbiu
airy, a; March, 16; April, "a; May, s.
June, Z: July, 20; August 81: Septem-
Der, 2; October, IA; November. 3
December. 2; total, ZIG.
Following is the record of fires fol
December: December Sth, still alarm,
| fire III the Hotel Kirkwood; 10th, no,
No. 81, No. Cos Madison street: 18th
box No. 81. No. 222 Monroe street
18th, box No. "a, northwest corner o
Fourth and Monroe streets; 22d, still
alarm, No. AL King street; Gath, bo,
No. q, j. Il. D. Seeds stable, Shall
cross avenue and Broome street; ant
box No. 53, residence of William ii
Cannell, Lancaster and Grant avenues
18th, box No. Il, No. GIL King street
Goth, box No. 81, No. 1911 Delawar
avenue, and box No. ll5, No. 3l5 Eas
Seventh street; 2Sth, box No. 2ld, No
2Gl0 Tatnall street, and box No 8, No
3O7 Adams street; 3lst, box No. l23
G. W. Goodley's store, northeast corne
of Eighth and Orange streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07
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Tho rHlLADEIPHlA lNSrri u 4 u has been in
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and IN that limo hundreds OF the most severe
cnses have been p.rmancnily clred. tho
method Is he fruit Of long personal effort Of
ElWIN $. JOHNS On TO overcome u severe I'm
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and Founder,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-01-07

Omaha, Neb., Jan. fbe
Savings Bank failed <f-
this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04
Nov 10 l...Ok So0d

Coed looks are really more than
shin deep, depending entirely on q
healthy condition Of the vital organs.
II tho liver be inactive, You have q
bilious look; II your stomach BE- dis.
ordered. you have dysPeptic look;
II your kidneys be affected. you have
. pinched look. Secure good health.
and you ~ili srrsl. have god looks.
Electric Bitters" 10 . good slters-
tive and toaic. Acts directly on the
siomsoh. liver and kidneys. Purifes
sAe blood. cures pimples, biotches
snd bills. and gives . good com.
pls1ion. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold Of Harris & Ul!emeyer's drug
store. 50 cents per bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04
CcasssAl, ON the Hoe,

Charles Under. constable OF Eliza
township, Mercer county, 10 in Jail
at Aledo. A shors time ago L!ndoI
came to Taylor Ridge with ~ fa'
hogs. He sold them to o. Bruner,
tie stock buyer. TIE discovery ha.
Seen made tnat the hogs we're stolen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04
Ne 00Obo9

FolsyS Honey end Tar does not
claim 10 perform miracles. Il does
not cls,m 70 cure oil cases Of con-
sumption OF ssthma. Bus it does
claim 10 give comfort and relief In
sdvssced stages Of these diseases
ssd TO usually cure early stages. II
Is certainly worth trying by those
Afflicted or threatened with these
dresd diseases. For sale BY I. H.
TAoDss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04

CITY CHAT.


Kloudihe
Hynes sails skates.
kloudihe. Kloadite.
Rabbits Of Hess Bros'.
Ebsrhars tunes planes.
uynss sharpsus skates.
Loans d Johnny Jones'.
J. p. Amsat loans money.
Bargains In toys at Eckhars'a
Lunch tonight .; tie Richslisu.
Toy emporium OF Trsis 4 Cos.
Lees Little Gem IL the best broom.
Lunch as the Riehelisu this even
Ing.
Ebefhsrs 10 IN up-so-dsse piano
tuner.
Free lunch 81 Jack Martin's TO.
night
Cash for everything. Johnny
Jones.
Business lunch ct the Richelicu
tonight.
The street railway sweeper Vas
out yesterday.
Santa Cisus' headquarters are u
Trefx . Co.'S.
Merchants are doing . smooth
skate business
William Ssroubls. Of Msrsson, Vas
In the city today.
The merry, happy jingle Of the
slsighbel is heard.
Go to II. y. Cordss and get Q 90
sideboard for e2s.
Dressed turheys. chickens. ducks
and geese 1T Hess Bros'.
The small boy and his sled hsv q
made their appearance
Leather touches ct el5 % II. y.
Cordss'. 1901 Secoaa avenue.
when In aeed % q timer call on
Y. r. sisnon. 1916 Third avenue.
Own your home and have 10 In
ssred. For particulars call Of Rsidy
Bros.
We ss,l ans pianos and organs si
the lowest prices. Tos,en's music
house.
Those uulaunderei shirts are still
going for 80 cents o: Young q No
Combs.
Book cases ~ astonishing loo
prices 81 n. y. Cortes'. 1901 second
avenue.
Gents all wool underwear. the VI
hind IS cents tonight 81 Young Z
McCombs'.
Furniture and stoves sold ou
monthly payments Of Robert Walls.
Davenport
See the senss' Tsrrist's night robes
full heighs, tor ~ cents ss Young 4
McCombs'.
Santa Cisus doll doctor may be
consulted O, Treis q Coz. No charge
for treatment
The original woodmen COMMITTEES
on removal meets 81 the Hsrpsl
house tonight.
10 you want the beet sois coal OF
The market. telephone shs Kmpir'
Coal company. iios,
Note the coupon 10 Holbrook's bi,
Cd tonighs IL 10 good for 50 cont
70 you when you buy bill.
The largest collection OF sscont
49, -. 49, - 49,, k,..s Il
three cities. Johnny Jones.
Telephone the Empire Coal com
psuy toe the beet sofa coal on d
narkes Lamont 4 SON. agents.
Remeu Der this is the time Of yea
10 have guar piano s.ued aud reyu
lated. Send Zoe Eoerhsrt and b
will Piesse you.
Esst ARaus 10 worth 80 cents thi
evening 70 prospective furnitus
buyers. Road lljlerook's biz u
and satisfy yourself.
Dour forget the Uniqus club
Grand ball st Turner hsll tonight
blsuer's orchestra Tickets IS cent?
Agood time Tor ell.
Mesey 20 ,oaa On real ssssss q
eurisy. '.rns reasonable. sad nc d.
lay Apply 10 Gsorss y. Roth
Jschson 4 Harst's cties.
J.P. Aneus pays higsss, cash prize
for 81 kinis - secou' hand gonds |
The old stand NEXT door TO Ant
Office. l6s. Second avenue
The ". ". U. L. elab viii give
dance 81 pipp's hal. Moline. Sstr
day. Dec. = Music ~ Ersed's Maud
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29

thought only of saving himself. Further
more we were surrounded in few mo-
ments by foes, who fred on us mercilessly
from all sides. as soon as the first shots
OF the insurgents were heard after the ex-
plosion our general, followed by his staff
and other officers and soldiers, fed to
Guamo. They were soon followed by the
whole force. In our retreat we were
greatly harrassed by the Cuban cavalry"
The writer adds that the Spaniards lett
on the field nearly all of their arms and
ammunition, besides considerable con-
voy OF provisions they were carrying to
Gusmo. From other letters it is learned
that Garcia in person led the Cubans, and
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
WEYLER'S
FOULEST
MASSACRE
Orders the Slaughter of
Over a Hundred
Pacificos.
THEIR OFFENSE THAT OF
CRoP-RAISING.
Had Been Given Permission
by the Governor of the
Province.
ATTACKED IN THE NIGHT BY
GUERRILLAS.
Shot Down Like Dogs as Panic
Stricken They Flee From
THEIR OFFENSE THAT OF
CROP-RAISING.
Had Been Given Permission
by the Governor of the
Province.
ATTACKED IN THE NIGHT BY
GUERRILLAS.
Shot Down Like Dogs as Panic
Stricken They Flee From
Their Homes.

HAVANA. CUBA, April 28.-HorribIe
details come to Sancti Spiritus of the
total destruction OF small village ten
miles fIom there on April Is. The village
contained $50 persons, who received per-
mission from the commandans of Sancti
Spritus TO remain there and grow crops
On Weyier's last visit to that section he
was informed of this and it was intimated
TO him that the Spanish Governor there
had received money to allow them TO re-
main. Weyler thereupon gave orders to
Captain Diaz, the noted guerrilla leader
to remove them.
Diaz arrived there at night and sta
toned his force of 800 men around the
settlement, completely encompassing it.
Houses throughout the village were then
fired upon simultaneously, and as the
screaming and defenseless people emerged
from the buildings they were shot down
like dogs. The Spanish guerrillas spared
neither age nor sex. and when morning
dawned over 100 bodies were lying in the
ruins of the once hourishing village.
Diaz made report that ne had been at
tackled by Cubans and that some pacificos
had been killed during the fight. The
exact facts were brought to the Junta by
a courier.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29

Field was indisposed. He had not been
feeling well for some time. He had a bad
cough. She felt sure, however, that it
was nothing serious.
IN fact" said Mrs Field, s'the Justics
went out driving this morning."
She begged that her husband be ex.
cused, unless the matter was very urgent
as he had denied q reception TO all vis-
itors lately.
Mrs. Field was told of report printed
some time ago to the effect that her hus-
band would retire in July next. She
neither affirmed nor denied the truth of
this, saying merely that she felt su-e the
Justice would not care TO make any
avowal of his intentions at this time
Rumors and contradictory rumorS have
been printed about Mr.. Fields con;em-
plated resignation. Four or five years
ago reports OF his early retirement were
sent out from Washington, but Mr.. Field
still hangs on tenaciously. At one time
II was said that he intended to remain on
the bench so that President Cleveland
would not have the pleasure of naming
his successor. 1t will be rem II bered that
he felt somewhat disgruntled because
President Cleveland during his first ad-
ministration was not disposed to accept
his advice with regard 10 California ap-
pointments. Therefore he was resolved
TO hang on until Mr.. Cleveland was sue
ceeded in Office. Latteriy the Justice has
been greatly dispiesaed because OF the
anxiety Of certain Californians to get rid
of him.
1t has been the constant expectation.
which amounts to a certainty, that At
torney General Mckenna will succeed him
on the bench, and it IS well known that
james a. Waymire has hopes OF being At.
torney-G neral when McKenna is elevated
10 the Supreme Court. This inspires a
grim determination on the part OF Justice
Field to defeat the ambition of those who
are so anxious to profit by his retirement
Justice Field is known TO be OF some.
what retaliatory disposition. One day hs
asked The CALL correspondent about
George K. Fitch. then editor of the Bull
letin.
when I was member Of the California
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
CL|NGS To
HIS HIGH
POSITION
Associate Justice Field
Determined Not to
Resign.
WILL YIELD TO DEATH
ALONE.
He Has Resolved to Remain
"Until Removed to
Higher Court"
WOULD BREAK THE RECORD FOR
LONG SERVICE.
It Is Believed He Wishes to Occupy
the Bench Longer Than Any
Of His Predecessors.
He Has Resolved to Remain
"Until Removed to a
Higher Court"
WOULD BREAK THE RECORD FOR
LONG SERVICE.
II Is Believed He Wishes to Occupy
the Bench Longer Than Any
Of His Predecessors.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 2s.-A
report has been circulated in the Califor-
mia colony here that Associate Justice
Field OF the United States Supreme Court
had resolved that he would remain on the
Uench until removed to higher court"
a representative OF THE CALL visited the
Supreme Court this morning, but the big
leather chair usually occupied by Justice
Fled was vacant. The other eight JUS
tees were present to hear Hon. Jere Will
son, tie eminent lawyer, argue an i'm
portant National bank case.
THE CALL representative then visited
Justice Fields residence, near the Cap
itol. The aged jurist's wife said that Mr..
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
GARCIA'S GKEAT VICrORY.
Graphfc 6rcount of the Battle by
Spnntsh Officer.


Spnntsh Officer.
HAVANA, CUBA, April 25, via Key
West, April 2s.-General Nicolas del Rev
ago de Cuba. The cause is the great VIC
tory obtained over him By Calixto Garcia
near Guamo.
Further details OF the battle from Man
zanillo under date of April 10 show that
the Spanish column of 1000 men was put
TO rout by the dynamite bombs that were
exploded. Two hundred were blown up
by the bombs and go were slain by the
insurgents during the confusion of the
panic-stricken Spanish column. The
bonn bs were planted in the road on which
the Spaniards were marching. Six bonn bs
exploded simultaneously in the center OF
General Rey's column. A Spanish officer
writes the following description of the
battle to his family here regarding the eX-
plosion:
From the center of our column a sud-
den shock came, which threw US to the
ground. We remained deaf and blind for
few seconds. Then we tried TO arrange
the column again, but in the panic and
disorder We fell one upon another in the
greatest disorder and confusion. When !
was able to stand l saw around me heads
entirely cut off from bodies pieces of hu-
man limbs scattered here and there, and
men without arms or legs crying in the
grasp of death. On the branches OF some
of the trees were the mutilated bodies OF
many of our soldiers. Legs. arms and
pieces of bloody garments were hanging
from the branches. 1t was perfectly easy
q few moments later for the enemy to rout
and dIsperse our column.
"Fesring another explosion each man
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
FORCED TO WITHDRAW WITH
CONSIDERABLE LOSS.
Important Victory on the New Line of
Defense -Edhe1n Pasha Sends Flag
Of Truce to the People
of Volo.

the feet has spent at Skiathos we have
been betrayed, Levides, the Minister of
Marine, sent message to NJ. Kororakis
demanding an explanation OF his tele-
gram. In reply kororakis said that the
ships had been kept idle for four days,
which under the circumstances was be.
rrayal of the country.
Levides then demanded an explanation
from Commodore Sachtouri, the com.
mander of the fleet, asking him why the
vessels were not employed II active SER
vice instead OF lying at Skiathos, at the
entrance Of the Gulf of Volo. Commodore
Sachtouri telegraphed that the roughness
OF the sea prevented the departure OF the
feet.
Levides thereupon rendered his resig-
nation and refused to resume his duties
until Sachtouri had been removed.
The above Is the explanation OF the
crisis in the Ministry OF Marine yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29

ATHENS, GaEEcE, April 2s.-A dispatch
from Volo dated last evening SAYS the
Turks attacked the town OF Velestino.
The ;owa had been fortified by the
Greeks. The latter made determined
resistance and the Turks were compelled
to withdraw with considerable loss The
town is at the eastern end OF the line that
the Greeks had fortified from Phar.ala.
L Is said that Edhem Pasha Las sent &
white flag TO Volo, with the assurance
that the Turkish troops will intiict no
damage upon the city or its citizens.
There seems little doubt. therefore, that
he intends to occupy Volo.
4 general engagement between the
Greeks and Turks is expected tomorrow
al Felestino.
Upon receipt of the telegram from N.
kororakis, the naval officer who yester-
day sent messase 70 the Minister OF
Marine declaring During the four days
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29

NEW YORK, n. Y. April 2s.-The
Herald's SaIonics dispatch says: Pre-
vesa's Governor telegraphs that the inter-
rupted communication with Salonica port
has been restored. Osman Pasha said to-
day:
Peace seems probable, but il the war
continues shall start for the front Con-
tinuation of the war by the Greeks would
be futile"
CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY. April %.
-Osman Pasha has returned. No ex-
planation is vouchsafed for his return.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
ISrEREsTING FIGURES.
Nearly q Quarter of a Milton Soldier.
Used by SD pain.

HAVANA, CUBA, April 2S-Diario del
Eiercito. the newspaper organ of the
Spanish army, published the following
official figures of troops sent by Spain to
Cuba from March 1, 1895, to Mach q
last: Generals. 10; colonies and majors,
115; other officers 6222; soldiers, $50, ,345.
Total, 1922. To the Philippine Islands
the troops sent from Spain has been 26,-
622, including 3 generals, 80 superior OIL
GERS. 735 other officers and %, 7S4 common
soldiers. Grand total of men sent TO the
colonial wars in two years, 21S. 731.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
Exodus OF sPAAIsH GESERALs

Their Ea1erness to Get Lack Home
Causes Serious Comment.
HAVANA, CUBA. April 2S.-Within the
past few months there has been reg ular
exodus OF Spanish generals from Cuba TO
Spain, and advices from the Philippine
Islands show similar eagerne.s on the
part OF the Spanish generals there 10 get
back to their own country. There is a
strong suspicion that many of the officers
in Cuba are dissatisfied with Weyler and
want TO get away for that reason. So
many generals have arrived i'll Spain
lately from Cuba and the Philippines that
the Madrid newspapers make serious COM
ments, La Lucha here takes the same
ground in condemning the officers ior
abandoning active service in the rield, and
in an editorial to-day urges that the Coy
eminent take measures to stop what grows
to be crying evil.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
Los ANGELES YuLUNrEERs
Soldiers of Fortune Hho Would Fioh.
HiIh the Greeks

VAN the GrceSS-
LOS ANGELES. CAL. April 2S.-There
are bout 200 trained soldiers in this citS
all organized and ready to go to Greece
and fight for King George, provided his
Majesty remains in power and the Turks
have not overrun his kingdom before
these soldiers of fortune can reach the
field of battle. Scott Oliver, detective
who has had experience in the navy, is at
the head of the movement and is ready to
move his men al few hours notice If the
word is received from Athens.
The men ask only that their transporta-
ton be paid and that on arrival they be
enrolled in the regular army, with their
own officers in command There are MANY
among them who have seen service Snd
who like a fight better than good din
ner. Some of them are prominent in
business and social circles of the CITY, but
il is impossible, for obvious reasons, to
publish their Nance
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
GoinQ 10 Ilstrafinnt,.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 2S-Presi-
dent Mckinley has selected w. J. Cal
houn OF Danville, ILL.,, special commits
sioner TO investigate the case of DR. Ruiz, in
place of Judge Day. appointed Assistant
Secretary of State.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
fteuerni Mo.hu 4. Rena-.xi.a

RICHMOND VA. April 2s-GeneraI
Mosby returned to consciousness to-day,
and the first words asked were about the
Grant dedication. He listened eagerly to
all that was read to him about the great
event. His chances for recovery are good.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
GREECE MUST BEND THE KNEE.

No Change ia the Attitude of the Chris
tiaH Potrers.
LONDON. Eng, April 2s-Nothing of
i'm portance had happened at Athens up
to the time the latest dispatches were sent
from there tonight. These dispatches
show that although there is consid era bic
excitement in the city the general situa-
ton is not so threatening as it has been
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29

that since the landing of General Roloff's
expedition in Cuba the use of dynamite
by tae Cubans Is incessant. This has put
the Spanish soldiers into a state of terror
difficult to describe
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-27
BRITISH INDIA RISING.
The Khyber Pass Now Completely
in the Hands of Afridis.

PESHAWUR, Aug 26.-Fort Lundi-
Kotal situated at the extreme end Of
the Khyber Pass, and garrisoned by
300 men of the Khyber Rifles, was at
tackled and burned by the Afridis on
Tuesday. The famous Khyber Pass,
leading from Afghanistan into India,
has now fallen completely into the
hands of the insurgent tribesmen.
SIMLA, Aug. 26.-The Afridis at
tackled the Lundi-Kotal fort on Tues
day. The garrison held its own until
10 O'Clock Wednesday morning, when,
after sharp fighting, the native COM
mander OF the garrison was killed while
bravely leading his men, and the enemy
gained an entrance. The fight was con-
tinued for two hours inside the fortifi-
cation by the Khyber Rifles in the tow
ers at the angles of the fort, which
were strongly built of stone.
The Afridis lost heavily before they
finally captured the place. They took
a quantity of supplies, and then burned
the structure. The fact that no news
has been received of the fate of the
garrison leads to the belief here that
they succeeded in making terms before
they surrendered.
The news is confirmed here that the
Orakhis have risen and cut Geographic
communication with all garrisons and
posts of Kurram Valley.