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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
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Waibinston, 8. g., "a. Snni.

Watbtm0fon, 2. u, ~. S1M.
9as Tlottenbepartement ma@ts
beute 5alsenbes beiaunt:
Gommubore Wation .ieselt beate
nit Der ,,Newart" ~ abmiral
sampiom, 100 sr has 2ommanoo iiber
Elm aus Yan,eri6itfen uno &reu,ern
beRebenbes Oei@maber aberuebmen
unb infort mad Der Suite spaniens
aufbre@en piro.
gDaibinston, 8. g.. 20. SUM.
Commodore Watinn's 0el4maoer
mirb ais bas .,Ositli&s" be,ei9net
mmo beftbt aus BEN JIassenidiffe
..Newari", ben s&la9ti&iHen
,,Solua" uub .,preson", ben 2rens
germ ..Yoiemite", .Oanfee" uno
;, ,9irie" umb ben eobleui@iHen
,,ssanba". nabarenba" nno
!, ,Mleganoer".
glm Mio 8iama.Tlub. 81. Suni.
IS perlautet aus gutter Auelle. oab
felt benz Dorriiden Der Nmeritaner bei=
nabe 10000 ipaniihe Soloaten IN
SantiaQo anaefomnien iinb uno bob
@eneral Yanoo pieQeitbt i'm Stanoe 1T.
! Sidl mif Weneral QinQreS in SQutiaQ0
Su pereini9en.
Surasua. q. Stunt.
Ser 6ulistreu,er ..Yale" III mil
ssnianterie BON Widiaan unter benz
WeIebl Der Oberiien peterman uni
Nopnton anaetom,nen nno Der ..0ar'
barb" ,pirb nit meiteren Sruppeu
beute Mbeno erwartet.
sSura9ua. a.. Sum-.
gtae iiber bic 0iiael i,ah Santiasl
fiibrenben StraBen iino nit amerita'
niiher uno enbaniiher Snfanterie uni
Gapalerie. 2alttbieren uno Yatterier
grti0erie beoedt. ;.
Wajbington, 8. g..
%. Stint.
General Gbafter beri1tst. oab lid
Die Mrnee 9eltern Mbeno UNI 9 Ab'
,pehliA pom Gan Suau.Gluiie. ore
Wleilen bon Santiago. befunoen babe
Maorio. %. SUM-.
Wan 9laubt bier. oaB oas ipanii1
8ei4maber beute in ben Suea=Gana
einlaufen ipiro.
Mabrib, %. SUM-.
Tie fpaniiae &e9ierun9 ihentt be-
NahriAt, baB ein ameritaniide5 8e
Idwaoer ipanii1e @eludher auiiuhel
uerbe. teinen 0lauben. aQsin es Dirl
aeiaat. baB ale WoriibtsntaBre8ell
9etrofen moroen ieien.
Wabrib, %. SUM.
Ser @ebelleniiihrer Nauianaloo ha
ben 8eneraltapitdn Nu0ulti aufGeior
bert, Gb All ergeben. lebterer aber ant
ucrtete, er lei enti4lOllen. bic Serr
ihait Spa,liens uno bic gbre be
6la99e bis aui's NeuBerlte au pertbel
bi9en. 81
J Wor Santiago be Guba, 90
Suni; pia &inafton. 20. Suni.
Muf Yefebl bes Momirals SampIo'
1T bas 6lisasnoe 8eihwaoer unite
Commodore Shlep nit bcm unter BEL
Commando oes Momirals ite9enoe
8ei1waoer uereinist woroen.
Wor Santiaao. %. SUM Ri
, 3iusfon. 20. Sum-.
, @eneral Yanoo. tuelher nit $40
3 Wsann ipaniider Werltdriunaeu 10
: Wlansanillo i'm Mn3uae 1T. oiirfte Md
. fem Sonnta9 in Der Ndhe pon Sau
tiaao be Guba antommelg
! pIapa elGne, i'm iiio6itl
! den Guba. 2S.Suni.
Wlam Qlaubt. baB 8ensral Galiri
Barcia. oeNen 3ruppen naA benz Cte
9eihidt ,purben. nm nit Der ameritan
iden Mrmee bel Der Ginnabme 20
Santiago au belfen. nit 5000 feline
leute ab9eiAidt peroen ,piro. nm oel
Yormarih bes ipaniiden @eneral
I paMbo Ginbalt al tbuu. Wenert
. panbo III ndmlih init 74OO Man
lruppen. Oielsn padpferben unb e,ns
| lRenae Wieb an einen II Vleilem 20
I Wlan3anile 0tle9enen S}untte an9'
lan9t. nm bon bort na& Santia3o
/. Guba losauradsu. Haut sines Rad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
Yrobibitioniif Comment.
0es M Dimes, Sa., 90. sunni

Des Moines, Sa.. %. SUM-.
Sie probibitionifen bon Soma biel=
ten beute ibren Staatsepnpent ab. Gin
Nntrag. ben Namen Der Yartei in
>. .uniteo Gbriltian" sI dnoern, puroe
nleoer9eltimmt. Vim Nadmittag tpuroe
oas neue Stats Gentralcomite er=
nannt. nadbem Der tempordre Yorjiber.
@ep. s. ". 9oifman BON Spencer.
ieine 9lniprad aebalten bate. in pels
der CT geiualtig iiber bas Wulct=@eieb
ber3og. Sas Gonlite lit 3uiammsnss.
iebt wie folat:
g. s. 6esle. 9enrp County; 9. %.
6orner. Yudanan 6. s.. Yattou,
Jlopo; s. ). 5ea. Gebar; s. s..
@eoo. Eelia; .. g. Grobmann, Sal-
las; >. 8. Glliott. 2ucas; 6. SO.
plummer. Montaomsrp; W. %. UT.
lpooo. emmett; Grau Winoua Mad.
Sac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

riht bic beute auf benz Jla99l4lfr
,Neu Nort" bon benz cubanithen
Oberit @ios eintraf. iit General Panoo
am 90. sSuni bon Man3anillo aufge.
bro@en unb riidt taali1 ettua IL Mei=
len Dor. Die Gntternuns naa San=
tiaao 1T 127 Meilen unb bic oabin fiib=
renoen Weee iino duBerit f4leAt. Sie
gubaner. tpelde oem 8eneral panoo
jebt eutsesenteben. iino 200 Mann
fart.
Mabrib. 90. SUM.
Rriessminifter @orrea fast. 9lomi'
raj Gamara babe bic 5abrt ourd ben
Sue3.@anal angetreten.
Cairo. 20. Stunt.
Momiral Gamara iu1te UNI grlaub.
nib nod. in Yort Saio 3oblen ein5u=
nebmen, allein bic d9pptiide Re9lerung
bat. BON Der Mnfidt aus9ebeno. baB
bic ipanifden S4iffe 9enu9 &oblen
bdtten. I'm ben nddfen fpanif4en 9as
fen 3u erreiden. bic GrlaubniB. IN
llebereinaimmuna nit ben Neutrali=
tdtsseieben. oeruei9ert.
San 5rancisco. Gal.,
%. .ssuni.
Ser Dampfer ..Newport", nit 8e'
neral Werritt an Yoro. 1T beuts Mor'
gen nod Den Pbilippinen absesanSen.
@afbin9tou. 8. e..
20. Suni.
Slottenminifer Song bat Nadriat
bonn Commodore &emep in &ep gyet
erbalten. oab oas Glaagidiif .Nepart"
nit Commodore WatiOn an Soro. einer
3uiam,nenlto6 nit benz DOLPHIN" &C.
babt bat. Die .glemart" mar unoer'
lebt. aber Der DOLPHIN" wuroe be-
trd4tlid bei&dbiat uno beiinoet lid
iebt auf oem Wese na4 einem Sroden'
bod.
Waibinston. 8. g..
80. Suni.
Tas 3rie0sminiFerium erbielt beut'
bic nilltommene Mittbeiluna. bob ein'
militdriihe 9elssrapben Station IL
Gepilla, benz Mittelpuntt Der 9esen
tudrtiaen militdrii9en Sperationen. er'
ridbtet tpurbe unb oaB bieie 2inie mad
einem puntte nabe Nquaoores fiibr'
unb bort nit Der fransOiiiden 2abel
linie perbunben lei. Sies brinat 8e
neral Sbaiter in birette 8erbinouni
| nit oem 2rie9soepartement. 8enera
8reelp empiing cine Sepeihe oieie!
Snbalts UNI balls IL ubr beute Mor
Qen bon Gberit.Qieutsnant gQen. luel
dem Der 5elotele9rapb unterfellt 1T
Dieie Mittbeiluna ,uuroe oem &rie9s
minilter mnb. General Miles iOfor
lbermittelt unb bon oieiem. oa oaourd
einem lang sefiiblten YeoiirfniB ab
sebolien 1T, nit GROCER gefrieoisun
aufsenommen.
Wabrib. 80. Suni.
Ser 8eneral90uOerneur BON Yort
&ico tabelt. oaB elm ameritaniihe
Sreujer in einem fort aui ben aeitran
oeten ipaniihen Dampier ,.Mntoni
GOpe3" feuert.
2onbon. 80. Suni.
! 6eute Nadmitta9 perlautete. oab oi
dapptiihe &eaierun9 befblonen babe
benz Momiral Gamara 81 benadridti
gen. baB iein Gieihwaosr port Gai
perlaHen miiiie. ba IS 9e9en bic 9fel
tralitdt oerfObe.
i Wlabrib. 30. SUM
| Wiitternadt.
i 9ier asbt bas 8erii6t. oaB bel Gar
tia9o cine 9roBe Shlaht itatt9efunoe
bat. mel9e aiinitia fir bic Spanie
ausseialsn 1T. Oas 9srilat 1T MD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

nabesu gsbroden uno iein bobes alter
uno Die hodaraoi9e Nerboiitdt. an Der
sr fsit einiaer 3eit leioet, MAIDEN ieinen
3ultano au einem idlinmen. penn
auh niht seraoe su Yefilr4tunselt
glulab 9ebenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
@epubliianii@er Staatseonbent bon
Ninneinta.

ct paul, 80. SUM.
Sie beute bier abaebaltene republic
taniide Transformation bat folsen=
oes Sidet aufgefeQt:
Sir 8ouperneur - %. s.. Cuffs
bon Wfinneapolis.
Sir 8ice-8ouperneur-2pnoon u.
Smith bon @bippeipa GOuntp.
Sir Staatsieiretdr - Gilbert Berg
BON Gbipo Gountp.
isIr Gtaatsauoitor - Gobert q.
Dunn bon Wlille Cars Gountp.
Jiir Staatsidabmeiiter - u. 8.
2oernep BON Meetsr GountD.
dir @eneralanwalt-M. .. Ioug=
lass Uon Slap Gountp.
Sir Glert Der Supreme Gourt-S.
g. &eeie BON &amisp Gountp.
Giir geiiibenbe &ibter bes Sbsrse.
ri1ts-G. &. 2sluis BON Sulutb; =.
g. Yropn bon Morris; Sobn u.
9opelp pon gilbert Sea.
9unbesienator 6. &. Sabis ipuroe
einitimmi9 ais @anoioat wisoer auI'
9efslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
NuSIanO.
y a til a II.

No m. 20. Suni.
Ser papf lit infolae bes Ierlaufs
bes ipanii@ alneriiaaii&en Rrieoes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
0ouberueur eanoioat.
Muouha. lRe.. %. sunni.

u w. u1e.' Sos N"U''
0ie @epubliianer in Wfaine baben
beute in ibrem StaatsconOent 8ouper'
nenr Glepelpn pODerS einltimmi9
,pisber oils Observation-Disclosures auf.
9sftQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

Waibin9to n. 9. G.. |
80. Suui.

Ser ameritaniide @Oniul in Nasa.
faii, Sapan, bat benz Staatsbeparte=
ment berihtet. oaB Omen Cannon. ein
an,eritaniiber Yiir9er. an Is. Wai in
einem BON Sobn 3ellp in 9iaaaiati
aebaltenen 9auie. eridolien wuroe.
Cannon wuroe i'm Sabre 1870 IN
philadelphia 9ebOren uno mar i'm
Sabre 1892 Corporal i'm %. re9uldren
Snianterie-Heaiment. i'm Sabre 1897
mar er pom Vunoesoampfer ~OOrt.
totun" entlaiien woroen.
GunsreReanoioatem.
Sort 9oo9e, Sa.. 80. SUM.
Ser National Mbaeoronete 5. y.
0ouiUer wuroe beute BON Der rcpubll-
tanii6en Gonpentlon bes 10. GonsreB=
bifriits eiuitimmi9 luieoer aui9eltellt.
Siaournep. Sa.. 80. Suni..
Sic &epublitauer bes 8. Gon9reB'
oiariits baben bente einltlmmia ben
Wtaicr Sobn +. gacep BON Ostalooia
als GonareBcanoioaten Wieoer aufSs'
1telt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
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ss,astxt fssex 1temstas nno sOftet unter
DoroxsDeaablans tar bic Der etaatsn nuo
Ganobas
aahrltd| .......-s2 90 SalbidbrIsa... -e1.o0
gad europa portoiret
mAfien bprauBbeaobIt tpsrbenH
Saprlsp. p.........-ee.5O salbidbrli@... -ei.sS
Gorreiponbenasm unb Wlittbeirunsen maien
AatejtenS bic Greitas Worsen wsnn Re IN
her Wadbtten glummer Muinohme Hnoen foaen
etuQeiaubt tperben. Wriefe obne unterl@rtlf
bsrhen uiNt bsridR&tist.
~ Nus fur 0eIber. bic PEE rt1tftrtsfem
Geiet sDes Sch am,~sitnm8 Money ORDER
eeiosbt psrbeu. abernebmeu mir bn Ueraut
bustIt4gstk
Uls DRbh gorreiponbeuaen n !. 10. abreiA.s
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Dubuque, Iowa
oDw ede aer 6. auo Sowa-straRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
M a brib. 80. Sum-,
Wtitternaht.

9ier asbt bas 8eriidt. oab bel San=
tia9o cine aroBe Shlaht itattaeTunoen
bat. meltbe aiinitia fir bic Spanier
ausaeialen 1T. Oas 0eriiht 1T nidt
befdti8t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
Nutterm0rDer.

Wntterm6rber.
Safe Gitp. Mlinn., %. Suni.
@llie @alib bat seitern feline Dlutter
nit elmer Mrt erihla9en. gr 1T unae=
idbr % Sabre alt. unb oas Yerbreben
puroe in Der Gamilientpobnung, etma
flint Neilen bon bier. be9an9en. Ser
junae Mann mar Dor llngeidbr bier
Monaten ais aebeilt aus benz Srren=
bauie in &o4eier entlafen moroen.
uno permutblid mar Elm ploBlibe,
GudfaQ bel ibm einaetreten. ais er biz
1bat beaina. Gr 1T sleid nod be,
3bat entfloben uno ,uiro jsbt BON
Gberiif perfolgt.
9emofratii@er staatseonbent bor
Georgia.
Mtlanta. Ga., 90. Sum-.
Ser oemotratii1e Staatsconpent boz
8eoraia bat fOlsenoe @anoioaten auf'
seifelt:
@ouDerneur-9llen 9. Chamber.
Staatsietretdr-pbilipp 9oot.
Sbabmeiiter-Wm. Speer.
Gomptroller-W. U. Wri9bt.
NderbaucommiHdr- 9. Steoens
8eidnSnibcommiildr-S. 6. Sur
ner.
Sdulcommiildr-@. &. @lenn.
8eneral=Anmalt-S. M. Serreu.
Oie Ylatform ertldrt iitb fir Jrei
fiber. lobt bic 9altuna W. s. Yrpan
in Der Sraae. beibt Die Stelung be
Mominiitration I'M &rieae init Spaniel
gut. oerlan9t. oaB Spanien BON be
Ueiili4en 0albtu9el uertrieben iuero
uno foroert ben Yau oes Nicarasua
canals.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
GUNS AND CARTRIDGES.

Winchester Agent at Washington.
 Washington, March 15.--A represen- tative of the Winchester Arms con- pany of New Haven, Conn, was in con- ference to-day with General Miles and General Flagler at the office of the bureau of ordnance of the army, with a view to examining various patterns of rifles made by this concern and of as- certaining how speedily these could be furnished in large quantities in case of emergency
 Samples of two of the latest patterns of 3O-calibre rifles, one a Winchester and the other a Lee straight pull gun, were examined.
 No contracts were made, but the con- ference led to a full understanding.
 The New York Evening Posts dis patch says on the subject: The repre- sentative of the Winchester company stated that the present commercial de- mand, particularly that connected with the Klondike excitement, kept the com pany at it's full capacity, but that gov ernment orders would be filled without reference to these private obligations. The company has a force of 2200 men and by working ten hours a day with several shifts, 1t is believed that the government could be supplied with ri- fles at a very rapid rate. A large num- Der of Winchesters could be supplied with rifles at very rapid rate. A large number of Winchesters could be supplied at once.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
Superior court-o, ,iae-Juage Wheel


 The suit of Henry Somers against the city of Derby for $10000 damages was begun before Judge George w. Wheelers and jury in the civil side of the superior court yesterday Attor- ney j.. Birney Futile of this city and Attorney w. Sidney Downs of Derby represent the plaintiff, and Corporation Counsel McMahon of Derby and Attor- ney William l.. Bennett of this city the defendant.
 MT. Somers is a wealthy Derby resi- dent, who owns, among his properties three-story brick business block at the corner of Main and Minerva streets, Derby The Minerva street side of this block is skirted by very steep hill, which renders the stores in Miner va street undesirable. Consequently these stores, or what are such when they are occupied, are vacant some of the time MT. Somers has for several years complained because this hill was not cut down A year ago money was appropriated for the purpose, but the bill has not yet been touched. Now Mr. Somers wants damages.
 A hearing was held before Judge George w. Wheeler on the application of Alexander Foote, clerk in Arm strongs furniture store, for a divorce from his wife, Sally R. Foote, on grounds of- infidelity and for the GUS tody of their child. The court ordered that she be allowed to see the child twice a week until the case came to trial
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
HENRY SOMERS SUES CITY OF
 DERBY FOR S1O,00O.

Railroad Attorneys Agree on Statement or
 Facts for Supreme Court-Hearins on
 Mckee Insolvent Estate-Other Court
 Matters.
 George D. Watrous, counsel for the Consolidated railroad and Bristol, Stoddard & Bristol for the Fair Haven and Westville road, held a conference yesterday and agreed on a statement of facts in the long pending injunction case involving the street railroads right to cross the tracks of the Con- solidated railroad at Bridge street. The case will be brought to the supreme court on reservation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
HEATING AND VENTILATION.

State Meeting of Those Interested in
 the Business to Be Held This After
 noon.
 A meeting of the state association heaters will be held at o'clock this afternoon in the Builders Exchange on Orange street. The convention is called by S. E. Dibble of this city, who is state vice president of the national associa- ton. The convention will meet to dis cuss and confer upon matters pertain ing to the business of heating and ven- tilation. All gentlemen interested in this business are invited to attend. It is expected that fifty or sixty will be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
THEY RlDlcULE IT.
MANY PEOPLE KIDiCULE THE IDEA
 OF AN ABSOLUTE CURE FOR DYS- PEPSIA AND STOMICH TROUBLES.
Ridicuie, However, Is Not Argument and
 Facts Are Stubborn Things.

iNuicule' however, Is Not Argument and
 Facts Are Stubborn Things.
 stomach troubles are so common and ln many cases so obstinate to cure that people are apt to look with sus- piclon on any remedy claiming to be a radical, permanent cure for dyspep sia and indigestion. Many such pride themselves on never being humbugged especially on medicines.
 This fear of being humbugged may be carried too far; so far, in fact, that many persons suffer for years with weak digestion, rather than risk little time and money in faithfully testing the claims of preparation so. reliable and universally used as Stuarts Dys- pepsia Tablets.
 Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are vastly differentino one important respect from ordinary proprietary medicines for the reason that they are not a secret patent medicine, no secret is made of their ingredients but analysis shows them to contain tie natural di- gestive ferments, pure asceptic pepsin, the digestive acids, Golden Seal, bis muth, hydastis and nuX. They are not cathartic, neither do they act powerful" ly on any organ, but they cure indiges- tion on the common sense plan of di~ gesting the food eaten promptly, thoroughly before it has time to fer ment, sour and cause the mischief. This is the only secret of their success. Cathartic pills never have and never can cure indigestion and stomach troubles because they act entirely upon the bowels, whereas the whole trouble is really in the stomach.
 Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, taken af- ter meals, digest the food. That is all there is to it. Food not dgested or half digested is poison, as it creates gas, acidity, headaches, palpitation of the heart, loss of flesh and appetite, and many other troubles which are of ten called by some other name.
 They are sold by druggists every | where at 50 cents per package. Address Stuart Co.,, Marshall, Mich., for book on stomach diseases or ask your drug glst for it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
Probate oourt-Judge cleaveland.

In the city court yesterday morning before Judge Bishop, Patrick Reilly was bound over to the superior court on the charge of statutory burglary at Il Dixwell avenue, where he stole a quantity of lead pipe. Patrick and Maurice Reilly, an accomplice, were each fined $25 and given sixty days in jail for theft.
 Cornelius Maher was fined $f0 and costs amounting to $7.05 for resisting an officer.
 The cases of Richard Wright and Ed ward J. Kelley. charged with being found in saloon on Sunday, were nolIed.
 The case of Frederick w Mansfield, charge with breach of the peace March 4, was nolled. t
 Philip Flannigan was fined $15 ~for keeping his saloon at 34 ,Ashmun street open on Sunday.
 The case of William Brown, charged with breach of the peace, was nolled.
 Thomas Moyian, charged with steal ing watch from George. Brainard, a shipping clerk, was fined $7 and given thirty days in jail.
 The case of William Behring's, charg- ed with throwing a stone into the bar Der shop of Dominick Pompiano, in Forbes avenue, last Wednesday, was nolled upon payment of $s.32 costs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
THORNs TO SIT UPON.

Many people gather thorns by failing to hec'l the warning sent out by diseased kid net coated tongue parched skln-fever- is: aess-dull dragging pain-genera feeling ox yeariness-is sure evidence of kidney and bladder trouble. Take Utah Kidney Benns at once-7they will cure you--they have cured thousands of others. THE TURNER'S OF PHILADELPHIA make Utah Kidney Beans.
 E. B. Samuels County Clerk of Hickman County, Clinton, Kentucky, testifes that he suffered for years with horrible pains in the back, kidneys and bladder--was treated by many physicians they gave him no relief he got so that he could hardly stand alone. Utah Kidney Beans he says, completely cured him. He gladly recommends them to all sufferers.
 NEW HAVEN AGENTS C. S. Leete X Co, distributing agents; J. J. filling, D. J. Brennan. Arthur H. Barnes, c. D. Farovid, D. A. Gessner, D. Hewitt & Co, Hotchkiss Drug Go. D. Healy's Phar- macy, Hull's Corner Drug Store, w F. Keegan, A. k. Leighton, Thos. J. Lynch, Rowe's Pharmacy, I. H. Levy, Chas F. Messinger, Willis l.. Mix. s. l.. Salisbury, P. B. Schurman, p. N Sperry, s. Fl. vii Hams. Ey Wadewitz
 TURNER'S, LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S very small pill. Turns your liver A true laxative. An after-dinner pill
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
CHILD BADLY INJURED.

George, the little son of John F. Lynch of I'll Chestnut street, was se- riously burned yesterday noon while the family were eating dinner. The child, who is only two and one-half years of age accidentally upset a pot of coffee and nearly all of the steam ing fluid was dashed upon it's face and chest. He was removed to the hospital It Is thought he will recover.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
HUNG HIMSELF.

North Haven Resident Ends His Life.
 George Gilbert of North Haven, who died last Friday, was a carriage re- pairer, sixty-five years of age, and was born in the town and had lived there all his life. For seven years he had lived with his brother. Stephen Gilbert. He was a bachelor and committed sui- eide by hanging himself
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
SAYS HE IS AN AMERICAN

Johannesburg, March 15.-VSn velt- helm, the man who shot and killed Woolf Joel, the nephew of the late Barney Barnato in his office here yes- terday, when charged with the crime described himself as an American. He is said to be a former soldier and to be identical with Ludwig Won Veltheim, who figured in the New York newspa- pers in September last.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
TWO WOMEN, GRoWLERS,
 FIGHT


 Ellen Murphy and Mrs. Curtin, who live on the same floor of house in Tin Pan alley yesterday afternoon, af- ter freely partaking of the bowl that cheers, rushed from a nearby "cafe, v became involved in a dispute and pro- ceeded to forcibly argue the point. Various kitchen utensils were resorted to as weapons by the combatants, but neither was placed hors de combat un- til Ellen by well directed lunge with stove litter hammenered Mrs. Curtin on the head, much to the detriment of the latter's physical well being. Off, cer Schamp, who was on his beat near by heard Mrs. Curtin's yells and hur- ried to the scene. He arrested Ellen Murphy on the charge of breach of the peace. Mrs. Curtins head was badly cut and the wound was dressed by Dr.. O'Connor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16

City Court--Criminai Side-Judee Bishop.
 There was a hearing in the probate court yesterday on the insolvent estate of John A. Mckee, the Church street newsdealer. Attorney Goodhart, repre- senting the insolvent asked the court that the matter of appointing a trustee be continued for one week. Attorneys for other parties objected to this
 The court continued the case till Fri day It Is said that twenty-three of McKee's creditors have accepted his of fer to compromise.
 TWO JUDGMENTS RENDERED.
 In the court of common pleas yester- day afternoon two judgments were granted by Judge Studley, one for the plaintiff to recover $43.36 and costs in the case of Constable David J. Shields against Attorney Prentice w. Chase, a suit in which s300 damages were claim ed and the other judgment for the plaintiff to recover $26.40 in the case of Max Osgood against Louis and Lena Allenson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-16
ROYAL SOCIETY OF GOOD EEL.
 LOWS,

Boston, March 15.-The annual ses- sion of the grand assembly of Massa- chusetts Royal Society of Good Eel lows was opened here to-day. The report of the grand secretary showed ninety-three subordinate assemblies in the state, with a membership of 4,493 During the year there were seventy deaths. The deceased members had paid assessments to the supreme treas urer $17,S4, .6S, while their beneficiaries received $15c,321.41 Since January 1 there has been an increase in member ship.