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The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14

"ANTED-Several faithful men or wo-
w men to travel for responsible estab-
lished house in New Jersey. Salary $50,
payable SO weekly and expenses. Position
permanent. Reference. Enclose self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope. The National,
Star Building. Chicago. S-9S
The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14

Addition is all the miser knows about
arithmetic.
The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14
The First National Bank
OF ~WOODSTOWN.
CAPITAL $75 900.
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $l73,OOO

RECEIVES DEPOSITS IN ANY SUMS
Discounts Notes, Mskes Loans, Collects
Notes, Coupons, Interest, &c, Executes
Orders for the Purchase and Sale of Secur-
tiles, Issues Drafts on Foreign Countries,
Furnishes Circular Credits, &c., for Travellers,
Receipts tor and Safely Keeps Wills without
Charge, Rents Safety Deposit Boxes Pro-
tected by Best Fire and Burglar-Proot Work,
Automatics and Watchman.
JAMES BENEZET, President.
1923 WM. u. FLITCRAFT, Cashier.
The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14

Without going you cen get nowhere.
The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14
Sick stomach means sick man Cor

Try a can of Hopkins Steamfd TOMMY
(Hulled Oorn). 1t is del Cious, Fall ct.
10 cents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12

in way nsuciucy Of
expenditure and the Wilson force during the greater
part the month
explained. referring inadequate
the Wilson There bigger
much bigger the month July than there has been recent
month July We have frequent occasions late to
goods imported the country during the
avoid higher levied under the Dnghy bill and
owing this attempt to get ahead Of the government revenues
umbng treasury usual 1t
this that the for July amounted just fraction ~ than $40
July 1896 amounted
barely which the monthly under the Wilson
that should been condition
the end of July the collections for the month amounted to s"
above the normal
spite unehentey there during the first
month the fiscal deficit said of about SO0oo which
the satisfactory finance
which told to expect under republican rule
While amounted SOWNm
the
that month the figure of fraction less than
1t expenditure therefore properly speaking and
that deficit due Wanting clos"
year looking the officials took
Car book they the debts that m
until books should balanced at the end Of
which is also tho end Of the fiscal These debts which
make pretty sheet had he paid
July payment these June debts coupled with the large in
roll under republican manipulation that the cause
deficit The monthly pensions amounts
tl 1000 July amounted s5ooooo the one half this
alarming the holding jun" and
greater bey which the republicans make
treating defenders For the amns
with that would the
evidence subaniate aud the u, OF nc
the M for July tia
almost that had reached the highest figure
that would but under the liberal
advantage Of the probability that for pension
preparation 0 &5 200 will have to be made
this apart certainly not Of good that the republican admins
traton with the deficit of nearly
they this expenditure the Carlisle deficits vii
patch theirs for they calculate larger monthly
than&4O 900 under the Dingley act
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12
Curious Compound.

White August Forum which he
He
the shore the continent and that
mprgnb the erection Of modern ihcatons
soldiers Robinson Senator White able
weight with pubic
California
Sprecke Pacific kings who plantations Hawaii
the Sprecke
the influence Of many millions what counts when comes scs
cal morals that United States senators are swaye selfish
with the rich and powerful but such amenay
the Pacific does elsewhere The %
until public mind of the
cn attorney tho kings the golden
taken That he will succeed do
ing this is doubted.
editorial columns of the Memphis Commercial
remarkable of controversial literature
will be remembered democratic senator from California
the The Commercial Appeal supposed be democratic
White the annexation OF Hawaii to this country
Commercial Appeal also opposed annexation
excellent which published Tho
August which he makes against annexation
Appeal admits the Senator Whites reasoning n
endeavor grautouy suggesting That possibly
mercenay unworthy motives is the mort absurd position
that take Who anything about the
nnatin the sound the
correctly stated matters whether they be
preved BY banon worth the inherent
and not the that them that sou
currency Commercial Appeal looking
at things sometimes 1t is really unique
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12
OppOsitiOn to MCLaurinisfn.

the kick about the opposition to Gov Mchnrin being
gobug the find several ut least
godbug the nhey few advocating and stand
the Biloxi Herald h best and
and defends him like brother
godbug The Natce Democrat strong
yellow metal thinks called
upon First The Bonneville Plan1ealer which ~ TN"
the Of those who condemn the ug"
against his exceency Msss chief executive
benefit Of Socumb Of lho lna Demo
crat whwnd like dencaon Of the opposition 10 Me
gug crowd Of the while in
the standard cheek by ow with his
honor While press vcksg gold standard and journals Of
Ito recolect
from local One thing eran viz the bulk OF "
papers within the bounds opposed to MIurn
- Globe
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12
The National Treasury.

McKinleys administration must be disappointment
favored class Of who debating its policy and directing its M
The condition Of the July
promising following well dged editorial which
New Oean the 18th nit herewith Reproduced
a expression Of thoughts on the subject:
The condition the the month Of July the first month the
republican administration character tho
disturbed by deficits much
unsatisfactory during the month question
the Wilson there deficit
amounting to almost 4ti .0on0M
that the Wilson
an tst t deficit N Juy dne the
dent lna1y u exwMditur Ana M
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12
"EmOri NOlO."

CICER0 TUSC, DiSP. ]. y.
Nay but will not yield me tamely Death
Come not to me while yet my lips wet
With the warm draft Of life, the fragrant breath
Of love within my nostrs- come not yet
! do not fear to die, but find it sweet
Simply TO le alive, 10 do my part
To strive, to long, to feel my pulsc beat
True with the throbiDgs Of the worlds great heart
Later, perchance when head and heart are gray,
And my dulled pass unheedcd by
The thrill of action come to me.-bnt now.
fear yon not but do not wish "a die.
- Francis T. sheldon
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12
WILL IGNORE INjUNCTI0hS.
Debs Will Talk to the Miners and Walk on the
Highways
Despite the Decision Of Judge Jackson Of West Virginia
ers' Wives at Work Among the Employeeso Of Dear
ntt-Men Forced to Work With Guns

hahug Aug Eugene Debs addressed the large miners meet
Ing the Duquesne wharf last night left for Turtle Creek where he
akA this evening Before the city Dh denounced Judge jackson OF
West Virginia for issuing the injunction restraining him from interfering in
any with the Monongah Company or its employees Mr. Dbs said
This injunction walking the highways leading
10 the mines Monngah Coal and Coke most sweeping and
other compared injunction annhates eectua
sph doubt will be- all
constitutional safeguards and delivers bound hand and foot corporate
itAl
Il hold the who issued contempt
have occasion behalf Of the famng miners ans
jurisdiction totally regardless OF
this infamous injunction
The Of the proceeding that the injunction issued by judge
operators and least hypocracy would
intensity the infamy of the proceeding"
reference that the deputies Deams mine forcing
the point revolvers President Dan stated that the
matter had placed the hands their attorneys and probable that
the miners officials would and ask for injunction restraining
these deputies Said he:
They right compel to work will not
pocket the who treated
In this prefer them for fear the will suffer
missionary its
Wives the the field They have
arriving there about twenty them scatter
Mcdonald Wheeling divisions and while the
work work the miners They have the
womn houses but the denied this Deputies stationed all along
line with instructions not allow solitary into the
houses
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12
Not Specially Interested.

exchange the earth
five miles second and that shall
million Bnt Lyrac also keeps
ing particularly
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12

Wnma mentioned another
Kimbough Mr. Trot
straightforward dealings would
information which from III" atmosphere
the o hash
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-12
German to Retire.

Globe dated Washington ID c. August
candidate
pnbic life desires
far A. possible tn Demo Of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06

ought to he made. Supt Lane argued
that this I've done. President elect Halle
and Trustee Mark. who were engaged
in making up tie list for the Council.
thought differently. and neither would
agree to any proposition 60 ask for
bonds. Mr.. Halle said the taxpayers
were in no mind to accept further bur-
dcns and would rebel against an issue
Of bonds.
The list of new buildings which the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings
has prepared. however. will go before
the City Council. compiled by wards.
The board will ask FOR hut third of the
amount the report calls for Those to
he built the coming year will he most
urgently needed. The purpose of COM
piling the list by wards Is to place the
responsibility for cutting down the ap.
preparation directly upon the aldermen
Outside of this item the estimates
were made without debate. In all 81.
OWi.OW was asked. as compared with
sd.d2T. 900 allowed by the Council las,
year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
THE DRAINAGE INVESTIGATION.

President Kelly, Of the Drainage
Board. said: Let the investigation
committee come; we have nothing 10
hide. All the affairs and official ac-
lions OF the board are on the records
aud may be investigated any time.
Eiucc have been on the board no 'eX-
tras' have been allowed. Only when
contractors fell down ON their work we
had to let the contract again and pay
more for the work as Il consequence.
But that Happened very rarely. ! do
not know of any existing department
which In unnecessary.
$50 far as the charge Of employing
lobbyists Is concerned. there IL no JUS
tlce In II. Mr.. Cooley was sent to
Springfield because Of his extraOril-
nary knowledge of all affairs relating
70 the drainage canal and to acIuaint
the new members with the facts. Near
~ twO-thirds Of the legislators elected,
I understand. are new members. and
they. Of course, desire to learn all about
the channel"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
4 GOOD APPOINTMENT.

At the last meeting Of the Drainage
Board +. W. e. Hayes was una nimous.
~ elected attorney to succeed willard
NJ. McEwen. who goes to the States
Attorneys office. Seymour Jones.
brother of Trustee Jones. was made
First Assistant Attorney at a salnry
Of $1,000 u year.
+. W. e. Hayes. the new attorney Of
the Drainage Board. was born Jan. ~.
1850. ut JOl,nstown, n. v. and came tn
Chicago In 1860. lie attended the
grammar and high schools In Hyde
Park and was graduated In 1850 from
the University Of Chicago. He then At
tended the Union College of Law and
was admitted to the bar two years
later. lie has since prncticed In this
city. and was connected with the City
Law Department during the Wash.
burnc administration. lie had charge
Of the big Wentworth avenue sewer
case. lie II ut present n Master In
Chancery Of the Superior Court ana Ia
n member Of the law firm Of Mann.
Hayes Il Miller. He II a resident Of
the ThIrty.secOnd Ward. his home 10.
Ing at No. 43:,i Ellis avenue. Mr..
Hayes has always been n Republican.
and for some time president Of the
Thlrty-second Ward Republican Club.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
KERR AND THE MAYORALTY.

The effort put forth to make Commits
slOner of Health Kerr the MayOralty
candidate of the Republican party Is
well calculated to cause people to des.
pair Of securing relief from municipal
misrule through the national party or
sanization. When a party Is In the
ascendency and feels confident of It's
ability 10 win, the candidates II puts
up for local officers are almost always
unsatisfactory. Hardly has the power
of the Cook County machine been brok'
~ by the people before the old city hall
wing of the party raises its head and
insists that It's followers should derive
all the benefits from the demolition OF
the rival organization.
IL Kerr Il the best man that can be
nominated by the Republican party, the
sooner the Republicans ignore national
politics in municipal elections and Join
In support Of an independent candidate
the better IL will be for them.-Chicago
Daily News.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
MR.. HEALY'S PROPOSED INSANE
LAW,

President 11caly. of the County
Board. has prepared his bill to amend
the law governing the care of the in.
sane. lie mailed two copies of 1t to
senator Dryer Wednesday night. The
latter will Introduce one In the senate.
ana Representative Allen will intro
ducc the other in the House. An effort
viii be made to get the Governor to
send In Il special message. urging i'm.
mediate action. The Governor. It II
clnlmcd. Is In sympathy with the lIcaly
bill. II provides for turning all the
asylums for the insane In the state. in
Guiding those under county control.
over to a board of commissioners com.
posed Of three members. The commits.
sioncrs are to he appointed by the Gov.
ernor. and to receive q salary Of 5000
a year each.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
RAiLR0AD COMMISSIONER siDWyLL

In the selection OF Joseph Il. BIdwill
rs Railroad and Warehouse Commits.
siOner. Governor Tanner has shown cx-
ccllent taste AMI good Judgment. Mr..
Bldwill was for twenty years connect
ed with the grain department. ana IL
well posted on all branches Of the bust
ness.
He will make n model officer ana his
appointment gives general satisfacti
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06

Business men and citizens In general
are ENDORSING the candidacy of Justice
NJ. A. Ln Buy and will use every honest
means to nominate him for judge Of
the Circuit Court. During his admins.
trntiOn he has served the people ably
aud well-in fact. his record Ii one of
the most honorable Of any and will
stand the most searching investigation
In every respect.
The Eagle admlrcs the wisdom which
calls forth hearty support of such n
man. with his clear and open decisions
Of legal rights and claims. free from
every faint Of ncrlmOny and narrow.
ness.
II II time to honor any man Of his
ability and while In the past he has re.
celvcd many manifestations Of approval
still his present admits of many rca.
sons for u continuance OF the same.
Judge Ia buy II u kindly. claritab bic
man. with nm eye to the welfare Of all
even those that err and fall by the
waysItle.
The Eagle will welcome him to the
higher judicial bench. and the people
Of the great West Side will find In him
M In the past. man Of honor. intellect.
culture and magnificent ability.
Justice NJ. \. In buy has been resi-.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP

There IL the possibility of big SEN
sation In u proposed investigation by
the Legislature OF the methods. dOings
AMI general procedure OF the drainage
canal commission.
Representative Revcll, OF Cook. II
the father OF the proposed investiga-
ton. II II called for In u preamble and
set Of resolutions which he has prepar-
cd for Introduction In the House. and
which are self-explanatory. They are
ms follows:
"Whcreas. There II now In course of
construction In the Chicago drainage
district canal known rs the Chicago
drainage canal: ana,
"Whereas. Said canal was designed
and intended for drainage purposes,
and for the purpose Of general naviga-
ton: and,
"Whcreas. Said canal was originally
estimated to be built ana completed by
1897 ut u cost Of about $50, 600. 600; and.
whereas, There has already been
expended u sum In excess of $31 .OOO,-
900. according to the report OF the
trustees Of said district; and,
"Whereas, Said canal was created by
an act OF the Legislature OF the State
OF Illinois. which said act. although
general In terms, was passed for the
specific purpose OF forming said dis
trict: ana.
'Whcreas, The trustees of said
drainage district are to-day seeking
the passage of further legislation. the
sole object of which IL to take millions
OF dollars from the pockets of the tax
payers of said district: and.
Whereas, Contractors are paid hun
drcds of thousands of dollars In OK.
cess Of their original contracts for 'eX-
tras;' and,
Whereas, The said trustees are
about to erect ana are constructing sta
tionary bridges, thereby making 1t int
possible TO carry out the original In.
tentlOn of the act which created them
and,
Whereas. Immense premiums have
been paid to bankers and stock br0k-
ers for the furthcrance of the sale of
bonds of said canal; ana,
Whereas, Large sums of money
have been paid for lands through
which said canal Is being built; and,
whereas, Plans and dimensions Of
said canal have been changed from
time to time for no apparent reason eX-
cept to allow contractors 'eXtras;' and,
whereas, Expensive departments
are kept and maintained by said trus-
tees which are of no benefit whatso-
ever, and whose usefulness, IL they
ever had any, has long since ceased;
and,
Whereas, Millions of dollars are
about to be expended to erect con-
trolling works at or near Joliet, ILL.,,
which are entirely unnecessary; and,
Whereas, A paid lobbyist Is at pres
ent In attendance at the session of this
honorable body; now, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That a committee of five
be appointed by the speaker of
this honorable body to investigate the
said drainage board and district afOre-
and report the same to this
honorable body. That said committee
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06

Such horror as that ut the orphan
age near Dallas, where sixteen chill
uren persisted In the flames ana nine
were seriously injured, ought not to
have been possible. or course. the
fact that the fire broke out ut midnight
IL n reason for the inability to save
more of the children, but there was u
tiagrant abuse of the first principles OF
safety In housing PAT children In u
building constructed chiefly Of wood.
Even II the fire had occurred In the
daytime, there Is serious doubt whe.h-
er the Undertook would not have been
entirely In flames before all the In
mates could have been rescued. Any
large building that Is intended to az.
cOmmOdate a vast number of people
should undoubtedly be built of fire.
proof material, and the authorities In
every State should always see to 1t
that this fundamental care OF human
life Ii always taken.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
NOTICE..

The Eagle can be ordered at Charles
eiacdonald 4 Co.'s literary emporium
and book store, 55 Washington street,
L. II. Jackson's periodical and news
depot. 05 Clark street,
Kobt. +. Burke's book. stationery,
periodical and newspaper depot, $40
Division street.
Sherman House news stand,
Palmer House news stand.
fremont House news stand,
Security Building news stand,
southeast corner Of Madison street
and Fifth avenue,
And at all nrst-class news stands
throughout the West.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06
school NEEDS FOR 1898.

Bonds for new school buildings were
defeated In the Finance Committee OF
the BOARD OF Education yesterday
which was engaged In making it's re-
port TO the City Council for the needs
Of the schools for lsDs.
The Committee on Grounds and Build.
ings adopted a list Of new buildings
and additions deemed necessary 10 care
properly for the school population OF
che city. The list called for an expend'-
ture Of nearly S,GOO.OOO. To obtain
that amount 1t was urged that an issue
Of bonds 10 the amount Of 81 800, 600
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06

dent Of Chicago for the last twenty.
four years. His early years he spent Oh
his fathers farm In Green Lake COun.
~. Wisconsin. After finishing his edu.
cation In Milwaukee. Wis.,. he and his
brother Joined the First regiment, Wis.
cOnsln Heavy Artillery. His brother
was killed IN the late war. while the
more fortunate justice served his time
until the end Of the war. After the
war the Justice ran the falls and rapids
Of the wild Wisconsin river for four
years as u pilot on lumber RATS, the
pay. at that time considered very good.
running from SIS to x25 per day. but
the danger to life was 40 great that his
mother prevailed upon him to abandon
the dangerous work. In buy then bc.
came a commercial traveller for Hos.
ton firm. travelling In Wisconsin. iii.
nOis. Minnesota and Iowa. After two
years the firm failed and la Buy set.
tied down IN Chicago. Ile has been
police court clerk for eight years and
justice Of the peace for the lnst eight
years. As u justice Of the peace he does
more business than any other Justice on
tho West Side. his office being crowded
from morning til night. lie speaks fin.
emily English. Polish. Bohemian and
German. ana besides these un,lcrsta nds
three other languages.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06

CAUTION.-There is q white soap
shaved up and sold as Dobbins' Elec.
trio. 1t is fraud and will ruin clothes.
The genuine is nerer sold except In bars,
stamped Dobbins' Soap Mfg. Co., Phila.
delphia, and In wrappers with pictures
Of Mrs. Fogy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-02-06

man AMI citizen II most excellent: rs
a candidate he will command the suf.
fir,ges Of the best voters Of the ward OH
account OF his wcll.knOwn Integrity
ana recognized ability to properly rep.
resent his people In the City Council.
Mr.. John =. Marley may succeed Jas.
l.. Campbell In the Council. Mr.. =. v.
McCurdy. the well.knOwn Twelfth
Ward coal merchant. said Tuesday: "No
stronger or more highly respected cit.
zen can he named than John 4. Varlcy.
He commands the respect ana esteem
OF Ill who know him. He can have my
support. NJ / believe him to he the
strongest ana best man yet mentioned
to succeed Campbell" should Camp
bell be renominated. many people are
Of the opinion that a hIgl.class Demo.
cratic candidate like II. i. Mcneil
could beat him to a standstill.
Gov. Tanner will after time appoint
the commissioners for the Lincoln
Park. He has, It In understood. received
n number Of applicants for the posi-.
lions. william Penn Nixon will be re-.
appointed and II. n. May. ex.COntrollcr
OF the city Of Chicago, will probably bc
another. Mr.. May has the Endorsement
OF ex.GOv. Oglesby for the place ami
Ills appointment II reasonably certain.
Graeme Stewards father In also an up.
pllcant for a position on this commits.
sion and his chances for success are
regarded ~ reasonably good. A whole
sale jeweler by the name OF Hiddler IL
Endorsed by the Twentieth Ward Re.
publican Organixa ton for place on the
board, ana Mr.. II. 4. Haugan, the well.
known banker, II almost sure to be
appointed one Of the new members of
the board. Mr. Haugan IL In the front
rank Of Chicago's most highly respect.
cd bankers.
Mr.. Daniel i. Flannery, the well.
known lawyer. IL talked OF for Alder
man In the Twenty-Afth Ward, and
Benjamin Carpenter, OF the firm of
George II. Carpenter l. Co., Is being
urged to run In the, Twenty-fOurth
Ward. These gentlemen would prove
high-class candidates.