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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
Gourtlanb Gorreiponbeu3.
l2. Mprjt.

s5obn Seeman itattete am Samitae
New ulm einen Belu@ ab.
Geo. @. S@lottmanns neues @e:
bdube sebt RAID ieiner 0oQenbuns ent:
sesen. Derielbe bat Elm uol1itdnoi9es
2aser uon 9aromare beiteQt, wel@es
oieier Gage eintreffen mirb.
~. @. Burg BON MicoQet u,rb uon
iett ab an iebem Donueritas babier
S@meine auftaufen.
Sir bic bieiise Creamery lanste lette
@o9e fir etwa $1,000 neue Mai@inerie
an, iobaB bieielbe iett als cine Der beits
ausseitatteten Snititute in oieier Be3ieb>
uns int Staate 1T.
Wm. u. @erbotb uirb ie,n @ebdube
bur4 einen serdumisen Mnbau uersr0>
germ la6en uno sebentt Johann, ii@ cine
Jog. vbeHere 9dlfte" 5u;ulesen. -@anj
famoie Soee!
@eo. W. @@lottmann unternabm
am Samitas sei&dftsbalber einen ab>
ite@er na@ Gem l1lm.
unier Stdot@en rbubmt" in bieiem
Sabre wieberum in 9inli4t Der Grri4>
tuns neuer @ebauli@teiteu. Mu@ Sobn
S4liemann bat fi@ 3u eiuem @eubau
enti@loden.,
s. s.. Dotp beiorste ant Samita9
@ei4dfte in Nem l1lm.
@bas. 9ine unb @@melter, gqa,
beiu9ten iiber Sonntas lire @ltern bas
bier.
gourtlanb DiQase bat elm srobes
Boot bauen la0en, ,pel9es auf bem
Minne iotafuB CUR l1eberietun9 uon Qeus
ten aus Cambria, bic bier @ei@dfte be-
iorsen mollen, oienen iou.
sSobn u. Dauer 1T itols uie ein Spa>
nier ob ber Mntunft zines tleinen To@>
ter9ens. Gr bat nunmebr Elm POLES
> Rleeblatt". .s..-.
9ermann p0bler bebt feline Spa3ier>
bol3er ie,t einisen Tasen 10 bod wie eer
bette 6abn uno iett AUDI ieinen 0ut Elm
tle,n menis vup &ratebl", mas ales iei>
nen @runb III ber Wntunf It etnes tletuen
Trduleins bat. @ratuliren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

Gin sefdQiser Wtann 1T Der &eue>
reno elmer ameritanii@en Stride in ct.
4ouis, er bat in benz @ottesbaus einen
eisenen &aum berri@ten laien, no bic
@abler ibre Stablr0Blein unteriteQen
t0nnen Bis bic &ir@e aus 1T. @ebr
tann man bod ni@t usrlansen.
Profeilor T6riter, Der Direc>
tor her Berliner Sternwarte, ertldrt,
bab na@ lansen Verbanblunsen nit ben
Mitronomen ber uatieanii@en Obieruato>
RUINS CUTE Musii@ten bafar uorbanben
finb, baB papit SEQ bic Snitiatiu CUR
@eformiruns bes Golenbers unb Tirir;
uns bes Oiterfefes ersreiien wirb. IS
miro oann i'm Sabre 1900 bic srie@ii@e
STRIDE ben sresorianii@en @alenoer ans
nebmen, uel@er uon 1900 ab ni@t mebr
3m0lf, ionoern orei3obn Gage oem julia
n,lden Calender poraus iein miiroe.
Oitern uirb auf ben britten Sonntas
na@ Grablinss> Gag uno Na@tslei@e
firirt 1ueroen, Tam bann oIlo nur 3mi>
i@en benz 4. unb IL. Mprit i@wanten.
Su G m itreiten ieit etnt9er 3eit
bic S@ld&ter. Da ii@ nun bic 8eu0ls
teruns ni@t ioi@neu gum gesetarismus
betebreu mill, bat oer Yiirsermeiiter Der
e.pisen Staot anseoronet, baB auf &o>
fen Der Staotuermaltun9 9ei@la@tet
unb bas Tleii@ an mebreren @tellen
feil9eboten perbe. Mn oieien 8ertaufs>
itellen sebt es na@ ber n Gribuna" mie
bei ber Tiitteruns ber @aubtbiere i'm
3oolosii@en @arten gu. neber bic
&0pfe fliesen o.e 6leii@itiide, UNI bic
ii& bas publitum balst; mer Gins Ct:
wii@t bat, eutfernt ii@ nit blutisen
9dnben, ais tdme er pom einem armeni:
i@en Blutbao.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
&taatSna@rt@te,t.

S Trant @lapp, Elm rDrapmann" in
Mppleton, serietb uorise @o@e am
Greitas nit Gbwaro NQpub, einem in
ber 9adbe uon bort pobnenben Garmer
in Streit, nobel osr Qestere benz @rite>
rem nit einem @eruebr einen 6ieb ilber
ben &opf uerieste unb ibm berdrtise
@unben beibra@te, oob @lapp behielben
am Dienitas Mbenb erlos. MQpuB be:
finbet ii@ int @efdnsniB.
S Sn Sberburn III Martiu County
lit ber 0ori@las 3ur &ussabe uon $l7,>
900 Bombs gum Bau eines neuen @9ul>
bauies pon ben borti9en Bdr9ern nit
GROCER Mebrbeit nieberseitimnt worben.
S Mn ber Soma @ren3e unieres
@taates iit cine eiseutbiimli@e Gpioemie
unter ben Ralbern aussebeo@en. Gin
Tarmer Mamens 9tietell bat tir3li@
breiaebn aus breiunb5suan5is &alber
perloren, bic an bieier Rrantbeit inner<
balb ruenisen Gasen, na@bem iie bauon
befaQen, perenbeten. Wu@ anbere Tar>
mer aus iener @esenb beri@ten Werluite
bur@ bieielbe Seu@e.
5 Die ueri@tebenen Staats> >Snititute
3eisten am 81. mdrj folsenbe Sniailen>
3abl auf: Srren>Nipl in ct. Yeter
1925, in @o@efer 1918, in Tersus
Ta1s s57, juiammen 300; Solbaten>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

trait lberwieien, nit Der 8ebinsune
iebo4, bab Ct bas Sprenteln nod
S@luB ber Soiion 5u $3.50 pro Gag
beiorsen ml6e. .
Cine Netition fir @raoiruns bes
0roaowaps uon 8. bis 8. NorbitraBe
wurbe uerleien unb bel9loi1en, ben
Stabtuerme0er gu beauftroseu, Yldne
uub Roiteniberidldse an;ufertisen uno
baB bic Musele9enbeit alsbann benz &atb
flr 0ffentli@e Mrbeiten CUR 8esuta9:
taus iberseben ueroe.
Der Stabtanmalt rei1te einen 8eritbt
iiber Teranberuusen uon StraBen unb
Mqeps, be ni@t III Der @esiiter Of Deebs
Office einsetrasen maren elm. Muf Mn>
tra9 wurbe bei@lo1en, baB Der Stabts
uermeHer bas 8eriaumte na9bole.
6. W. 9eimann, 8. s. Stridler
uno 9. @ranenfelber erbielten Grlaub>
niB gum Bauen.
Cine i&riftIi@e Mittbeiluns oes Ma<
pors, uorin oerielbe benz Staotratb bic
srSBtmSsli@ite Spariamteit empfabl,
wurbe uerleien uno gu ben Wtten seIest.
Na@ Nunabme eintser &e9nunsen
wurben bic fol9enoen pom Wapor ses
ma@ten @rnennunsen 3ur Bei itdtisuns
uorsele9t:
M6ehor, Sobn $. @eboenborf;
Stabt: :Wearibau, N. s. 6einen;
Na@tpoli3iten, Mrnolb @ulben unb
Mo. Rlauie;
Stabtanwalt, Trancis 8aaleu;
StabtuermeHer, George 8ood;
StraBen>@ ommiiiar, Sobn 2iitien' Sr.;
Superintenoent oer @anermerte, @bas.
partaufieber, Trit 5@ware;
Staots@aser, @bas. Stiibe;
StraBenpueer, Sobn Oinsler;
pfanbmeiiter, Sobn Nun @r.;
Scauenser, Sobn Daut. RI ~.@
Die grnennunsen .uurben alsbaun III
elmer sebeimen Situng beratben unb
aqe, nit Nusnabme uon Sobn $. @eos
benborf als M6ei1or unb Sobn Nun ols
pfanbmeiiter beitdtist.
Die v&euiew" murbe, als M,nbeit>
forbernbe. mieber als offieieQes Stabts
organ beitimmt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

beimatb s74, Taubfummeni@ule 22o,
Blinbeni@ule so, S@ule fir S@ma9<
iinnise 562, Oeffentli@e Staatsf4ule
229, @eformi@ule 500. &eformatorp
l57, 3u@tbaus 5l4 - eini@l.ebli4 10
Der. Staaten @efansene uon anberen
Staaten. ... ~
S 2epis &elliban, ber Sberburne
Bautrduber, lit BON @i4ter Quinn, uor
mel@em oenen Yro3eb uerbanoelt wurbe,
gum Tobe perurtbe,lt porben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
0rokut tutter.&eew.
Bon s. 9. garteIS fen.

Ns id nod NOR ion liities &inb,
Dros Spieen an be S9orten
TN mi @roBmutter benn bei@dnt
Mit Spdltii9 aqer Sorten!
Ob i'd bo od moQ slldli9 NOR? -
Sd sIob ct TAFT. oenn eben .
@roBmutter bar mi 10 10 leep,
Set wou for mi dbr 2ebeu.
8enn mi @roBmutter NAL umfabt
I'm up dbrn Nrm mi bdube,
sri tuiIen un od itrateln bd
TN ii, mie ie mi leeube!
Ob id DIR DO ,uoq tii1en od? p
Sd slob ct fait, benn eben
go srenjt 10 fait oil Mutterleu.
@roBmutters Qeeu i'm Nebem.
Oils op bat Dobenbett le lees
I'm intoilapen meenoe,
sc mi nod eenmal at iid brud',
Sb id bo od mou meenbe?
Ob id DO od woa troris NOR? -
eyd 9lob ct falt, oenn eben
@robmutter barr ben eriten Blat
So in min Einnerleben.
QSie lid benn bo in ipdtern Sobrn
De Snbrud bd peruiiden
I'm iid, miel ielbit id Msann NOR morn,
Sd frembe Seen inmii9en, b.
Nls id min Oeern an't 9arte brud'
I'm upwarts teet ton 9dwen -
Sd globe, DO peritunb id crit
@roBmutters yeeu I'M Qeben. -..-
Nu is min Deern al man9et Sobr
So ielbit @roBmutter morren,
I'm mot i'd banals tum besrep,
!6eu id nu ldnsit erfobren!
Sd je BOLT Gntel up be &neen
I'm belt dbr Speltiis seben. =
go marb lid emig slied moll blieb'n,
@robmutter Qeep i'm Qeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

aus Cannes in Grantrei@ tommt
bic telesrapbii@e Melbuns, baB Der
@robber3oe 6riebri@ 6ran3 III. uon
Medlenburs> >S@werin baielbit on einem
Bruitleioen seaorben iei. 9ta@ elmer
ipdteren Melbuns ioq er Selbitmorb
be9ansen baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
9taatS.0t tteb0eb,s,t8.

9tur nod etpas iiber cine Mo@e unb
uniere biesiabrise Staatss@ @eiessebuns
wirb..,u ben Dinsen sebSren, bic base>
.ueien iinb. Trotbem beibe 9duier aue
4nitrensunsen MAIDEN, UNI ii@ in Der
ibnen 3ur gerfasuns itebensen tur3en
3eit bur9 bic nod uorliesenben @es
i@dfte bur@;uarbeiten, itebt benno@ gu
ermarten. bag Mon@es unerlebist bleibt.
8ei Der Mai1e pom 0orlasen, bic ieet
fat tdsli9 ;ur yerbanoluns unb @rs
lebisuns selanssn, 1T es fir cine Bo;
@euseituns fait unmSsli@, aud nur ans
ndberno Beri@t barber gu eritatten.
@ir rperben uns besbalb seouloen mill
fen, Bis mad S9lub ber Sisuns bas
@ei@ebene ;ur Renntnibnabme sebra@t
mirb.
Das Speeial>G omite, wel@es ernannt
mar, UNI bic Mmtsiabruns bes Mrbeiter'
@ommiNdrs Bowers 81 unteriu@en, bat
letten Mittwo@ enbli@ ieinen 8eri@t
eritattet. Derielbe mar ieoo@ iebr ;abs
mer Matur, iobab ii@ bas olte Spri@=
mort, ,@ai@ mir ben pel5, uno mad
mid ni@t nag, gang gut barauf an>
menben ldBt.
Cine lebbafte Debatte rief im 9aus
bic 8eratbuns ber @orlaae bes Sena>
tors Dunn berpor, auf @runb beren
@efansene, au@ iol@e, bic Der 2anbs
itrei@erei i@ulb,s befunben moroen iinb,
pon ben @emeinben CUR Mrbeit an ben
StraBen uermenbet werben barfen.
@dbrenb bic vStdbter" bic Blu als.
srauiam be;ei@neten uno es namentli4
fir unmeni@li@ ertldrten, einen mittsl>
(oien meni&en, oer ii@ uieuei@t eines
tleinen 0ersebens i&ulbis sema4t babe,
3u barter unb entebrenber @trafe an
Qanbitrabe 3u perurtbeilen,
bebaupteten bic gertreter Der 2anbbi>
aritte, baB bic Qanbbeu0lteru brinsenb
elmer i4arfen MaBresel bebarfe, nm ii@
sesen 2anbfrei@er, bic ni@t arbeittn
wollen, 3u i@iseu. Die Blu, uel@e
bereits I'M Senat paiIrte, bot Musii@t,
aud I'M 1aus ansenommen 81 1uerben.
SIM 9auie paiiirte cine Blu, mona@
2eute, bic es tiir gut unb n0tbts finben,
auf ibren @uni& in Srrenbduier aufsss
nontmen unb bebanbelt werben mu1en.
Die Gbebeni@e Departementldoens
Bi0 murbe am @amitas int Senat nit
% sesen 20 Stimmen uermorfen.
Cine Blu, uel@e es Minoeridbrisen
uerbietet, @irtbiaaften unb vunmoro>
lii@e" PIdte gu beiu@en, murbe i'm
Senat unter Mufbebun9 oer @ei4dfts>
re9eln paiiirt.
9eimerbinsers 8iQ fir Gufbebuns
bes Minimalitraf images Bel Insriff I'M
,meiten @rabe paiirte i'm 9auie.
Das Mppropriationss@ s@omite bepil>
liste $400 flr bic giniriebiSun9 uim.
bes Sort Gibselep Dentmalplases.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
6taDtrattS . 8erbanoI, I,l,t8en
Sltung pom Is. Wprtl.

S,tuns pom Is. Mprtl.
Das PrototoQ Der letten @itunq
uurbe perleien unb ansenommen. De1
@lert beri@tete, baB bic neuerrpdblten
Mitslieber qualificirt bdtten, uoraufbin
ii4 Der alte &atb sine die pertaste.
Die neuen Wtitslieber @epbe uni
@ruisnoorf nabmen alsbann lire Site
Elm unb ber otatb orsaniiirte ii@ Dur@
bic @ieberwabl uon Satob Rlobner ST.
gum Prdioenteu.
Cine Propoiition pon Gmil Di9ersti,
ber Teuermebr brei Dutenb @ummi>
itiefel 3u 1926 bas Paar gu liefern,
tuurbe an9enomn.en.
Gin @eiu@ ber @ountp:@ @ommi6dre
iir @rabiruns Der StraBen um ben
@ourtbaussSquare .uurbe ;meds meit,>
rer Snformiruns Big CUR nd@fen Siss
uns 3uriidselest.
Die Bombs oer Saloonbalter, uel9e
nm @irtbi@afts Nicen3en na9iu@ten,
tuurben seprift unb ansenommen unb
bei@loiien, ldmmtli@en % Mpplitanten
2icen3en gu beuillisen.
s0ie Mnsebote fir @trabeniprenteln
rpurben alsoann se0ffnet, IS tuaren beren
pier ein9erei@t. Nu9uit @ieiede erbot
ii@ bas Sprenteln 3u $49.75 per Mos
nat mdbrenb BET Saiion unb 81. so pro
Tag mad S@luB berielben 3u beiorsen,
Terbinanb S@dfer ~ $4,000 u. reip.
Sl.eo, S@neioer & @annan gu $44.oo,
u. relp. 5000 unb Garl Wielanb gu
$39.5O per Monat. DEM Qetteren
1purbe. olS Minbeifforhernben. ber Gpn<
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

81 ct. Youis itreitten bic S@nei:
Der. um itatt funf3is Gents beren finfs
unbie@sis fir bic 6eriteuuus zines
@odes 81 erbalten. Soute es m09li@
iein, oaB Elm Mrbeiter, Der fiinf;is Gents
fiir einen @od betommt, ielbit einen an=
3ujieben bat?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
JOHN LIND
aDbotat 1ttto Re@tSan>ualt.
Otem ulm, Wtnn.
JOS. A. ECkSTE|N,
&eMtSdm,nalt ,1,to Motar,

weionbere Nufmertiamteit ,pirb ben Ser;
baubluuaen i'm @aiien9eri4t probate
Court BON Bromn NIB gficollet @ountp &C.
wibmet. - Befstitel perben unteriu@t uno
uerpoll ltdnbi9t. q
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
Or. |. 4. FRI1ScAE,
Ar3t uni &unbar3t.
otRee y. 0sb~a~s tn tl~ts~ otse.
glem l1lm, Mtnn.
DR.. C. B. WEISER,
Mr3t It. &nnDar5t.

office iber Dem sDrusfore.
1pobnuns aber 0ttomeYers Store. Gde
1r1inneiotaz uno GentersStra6e.
n.A. aiIu. AtHN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

UerR&eruns 9eaen Teuer. 8IiS Sturm, Sasedaben,
ebenio fur Verluits pom pebren unb &inbpeb burd
&rontbeitsober unfaue.
Mectbena unb qebensuerRdruns In ben bewabrteitea
Ceieui&afteu.
Naifaselaren ber besannteiten 1ransporattons. .yes
ftQf&aften 70 biuts wie trsenbwo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

The LittIs conqasrsr arrives in Whining
ton, and People are Talking.

p''o' "ouuor s"u "hia''on loiow1
~ sA0 o'oA y, "V N''"e oonqueror'
A'op'' .A' '"'A'hs "'ouo " o'erywnero,
~. euoa o"a'' 10 uua0 u mrs H. w. Drap'|
49, .eeuoaVoi "ni'"sfou afo Re'"ne
''..'""' o.."'io''''S' ou' rep'eeehT
- 80 VI . po' az n0t TOOL
80. 90 sAo SOW W.. .'o"."s Diio' az
.,..',s 10, '''e' 10 "uo III oVeiS p"r-
oa.,,,..,a" nv. 'o,..'ns in"s0 1ay
49,. A. -, "D's' .u'' u'1Dsno
~ WV law VI Suon eV'ueuco "S MIS-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
JAPANESE AND HAWAIIANS
WIN Settle Existing Difficulties in a
Friendly Spirit.

WIN Settle Existing Difficulties in q
Friendly Spirit.
Washington, Nov. 26-Francis M.
Hatch. Hawaiian minister, who has
Just arrived in the city on his return
from Honolulu, expressed the opinion
yesterday that the trouble between
Japan and Hawaii will be smoothed
over and can he settled without diff
Guilty or rration. The Japanese gov
eminent seems, he said, to be disposed
to have the matter settled in as ami
cable spirit as possible. He added:
1T is entirely satisfactory to Hawaii,
! should judge, to have the matter of
the alleged claim for damages stated
definitely. 1t fixes the limit OF the
claim, if any damages are to be al
lowed. Before the claim might have
been So or 100000. This, it seems to
me, places the matter in a more tangi-
bic shape, and l think the disposition
on both sides now is to treat Of the
matter in friendly spirit"
The amount claimed by japan as
damages is not exceeding $500, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
TALES or MARK TWAIN. J,

ehs 1slAtsA weaAiaG 4rsssae and ~
s 1unss u Tvaans nsAAh.
US Two good steriss On Mark Twain wsgs
told the other Afternoon by Rev. hobart
Oollyer to ooterie Of olubwomen. The
facetious man had related the peculiar ex-
perienoes to the fun loving divine during
m outing In the mountains several sum-
Mers ago.
On one Ill fated occasion, 1t seems, Mark
Twain was dereliot in dispatching we'd
ding gift to some titled people abroad in
whose family o notable marriage was
about to take place. The present was en-
tirely forgotten until the day set for the
ceremony, and then, Of course, 1t was ever
lastingly too late. There came O sudden
happy thought, however, and the omissiye
man rushed off to send compromising
cable to the prospective brides mother,
Baroness Somebody or other, which read
somewhat after this flattering fashion:
Allow me to present my heartiest congratu-
lations on this most suspicious occasion.
The wedding in the meantime had been
unexpectedly postponed; but that, as Rud-
yard Kipling is constantly quoted as say
Ing, is another story.
orly sorry for the blundcr, consoled him
self that no had made amends by sending
the congratulatory message. That after
noon man whom he CHANGED to meet on
the street hopelessly shattered his happi-
ness by saying
"Of course you saw the sad news in yes
terdays paper about the baron,' mem
tioning the family name of the foreign
friends.
'News? What newsp' asked Mark Twain
nervously.
why, the sudden death of the baron,"
was the crushing rejoinder.
"Just imagine my feelings, desperately
declared Mark Twain In telling the story
on himself, "as l pictured the bereaved
baroness weeping bitterly by the side of
her dead husband and being handed that
awful congratulatory cable of mine"
The second story told by the reverend
gentleman, who loves jokes was to the
effect that one day an overzealous newspa-
per correspondent in England telegraphed
to this country the sudden death Of Mark
Twain in an English town. 1t happened
the well known writer was at that time at
his home in Hartford and in happy state
OF health.
A solicitous friend in London, however,
seeing the same erroneous dispatch, imme-
diately cab1ed to Hartford for particulars.
The message of inquiry came to the much
alive dead nan, who sent buck this anus
ing answer:
The reports Of my death are greatly sxag-
geralcd. TWAIN.
Chicago Times Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
A NEW STAR,

The repertoire company booked to ap.
pear at tho Grand Opera House all next
week is the organization headed by Camc,
ron Clemens. Mr. Clelnsn, is famous the
country over as one Of the most magnetic
actors OH tho stage and ~ the greatest
iavurite in the whole field Of popular priced
aInuseInents. lie will be supported by an
exceptionally strong company and will
give II round Of tho famous scenic plays
which hays never before been seen for loss
than tho regular scale Of prices. Mr..
Clemens. during The past few years, won
unboundod fame ns tho leading man of
one of the Waite companies and his nd
vent rs star is looked upon rs one OF the
most interes Ing events Of the coming sea-
son. They will present "stowaway,"
Monday night; Lights o Londou," Tues
day matince; AN thu Comforts Of
Home" Tuesday night; Lady of Lyons"
"Wednesday matinee; Power of the
Press "Wednesday night; "Sluaaway,"
! thursday matinee; Light, of London"
Thursday night; "Wnges Of Sln," Friday
"raymaster, Friday night;
'power of the Press Saturday matinee;
"Brulhrr for Brother" Saturday night
Each production with its entire scenic
effect. Dino mutinees commencing Tues
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
A Quiet THANKSGIVING.

Thanksgiving Day was duly observed In
our city yesterday. The streets were us
quiet as upon a Sunday, and although all
the saloons set out Tom and jerry and
Egg Nogg for their customers and pro-
Nided elaborate lunches, very few intoxi.
Gated persons were to be seen on the street.
The people fairly crowded tina gunboat
Wilmington from 10 to 70 and from to 4,
and hundreds of our citizens as we'll as
numerous strangers viewed the boat and
asked hundreds OF questions about the
boat and Its guns, and the possibilities of
what the gunboat would be able to do to
the enemy in case of war with any fore ign
power. The weather was rather damp and
inclined to rain but the rain never set in
until after Q o'clock. The High School
football team defeated the Villa Nova yes
terday morning and the Warren eleven
defeated the Artillery School in the after.
noon. Officers from the gunboat Will
mington were present at both games and
enjoyed tho fun immensely. The poor
children wero remem bersd by our citizens
who have asufficient supply of this world
goods and numerous poor families were
rendered happy by receiving bountiful
supply Of estables and gave thanks to the
good God for. his many favors in looking
after them. 1t was happy and contentod
Thanksgiving Day for the majority of
our citizens, to what that word meant q
year or two ago, when work was scarce
lad money scarcer. But the times arc
slowly changing for the better, notwitl-
standing turkeys were very dear apd scarce
TIE children at the different Homes were
remembered and treated to a Thanksgiy.
ing drkcy dinnsr. The tars on the gun
boat Wilmington enjoyed their elaborate
Thanksgiving dinner with plenty Of lager
beer to wash it down, which was presented
20 the crew by our local brewerles. The
places of amusement wero crowded both
afternoon and cvonlng, and every body np.
peared to enjoy themselves In u quiet way
ana looked the picture of con teDt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
The Coming Corbett-Fttz Fight.

Buffalo, Nov. 26,-The Express pub
fishes the following: within ten days
Corbett and Fitzsimmons will sign ar
tcles for another battle for the heavy
weight championship of the world.
This positive statement was made by
William j. Connor, one of the most
trusted agents of James ]. Corbett, ana
William A. Brady, who Is Corbett's
manager. This statement is made on
the authority Of letter which I have
Just received from headquarters" said
Mr.. Conner, land it is positive and GER
tain. l could tell YOU the time and
place where the principals and their
managers will meet, but for certain
reasons ! am not at liberty to do So"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

The Sheriff-The boys was oil in favor
Of maxim that reward fer you dead or
alive" but talked EN- out of it,
Pizen Lill-Jake, that was mighty kind
of you.
The Sheriff-Oh, dunno as they was
any pertickler kindness about it. You see,
Bill, ii you was brought in dead wouldn't
git to charge the county nothin fer your
board an wouldn't git no fee fer huIgin
you.-Indianapulis journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
Fire In the Cargo.

Boston, Nov. ga brisk fire was dis
covered yesterday in the hold of the
Johnston line steamship Barrowmore
as she was about to sail with cargo
of cattle and general merchandise for
London. The fire started in the hay
bunker, just abaft the funnel, from a
lighted candle, which a coal trimmer
evidently dropped through the hatch
Firemen who responded to.two alarms,
succeeded in combining the flames to the
hay bunkers and except for water and
smoke the loss will be chiefly to that
part of the cargo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 40. 1907.
Our Schools.

Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd, In COM
pany with Commander Todd, Lieutenant
BertOlette and l.. b. Morrow, visited our
High School at Eighth and Adams streets,
and made addresses in several of the off.
ferent rooms, on Wednesday,. Col. Floyd
10 an enthusiastic friend of education an d
expressed his regret that our citizens do
not manifest greater interest in our edu-
cationsl institutions. In his estimation.
teachers and pupils could be stimulated to
put forth greater effort by words of en-
couragement and the inspection of work
accomplished In the various departments.
He lie an enthusiastic admirer of our coun,
try's flag, and fervonty desires that tho
boys and girls may DO taught to love it
more devotedly and prepare to defend 1t
should any one dare to raise his hand
against it. He thinks flag should proud
ly wave over every school building in our
State and steps should be taken to render
patriotism and love of country more pro-
nounced. The Colonel went to his home
In Jersey City Wednesday evening to
spend Thanksgiving Day with his family.
but he will again visit our CITY, at no dis
tant day, and the pupils will have another
opportunity to profit by his eloquent an
and we'll timed admonitions.
The addresses of Commander Todd ant
Lieut. Pertoletle were full Of instruction.
Lieut. Bertolette is graduate of the
High School aud In order to encourage
the boys to persevere In their studies, he
stated that the knowledge no acquired of
mathematics under the direction of Miss
Hare, enabled him to pass successful
examination at Annapolis and fill tho pc.
sition he now holds on the Cruiser Will
mington. The boys should take the hint
and labor earnestly to equip themselves
thoroughly for the battle of life They
should learn to achieve greatness and not
wait to have greatness thrust upon them.