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Daily camera., 1898-12-29
M'KINLEY MAY VISIT BOSTON
Home Market Club Wishes Him to Take q
Trip North.

Home Market Club Wishes Him to Take q
Trip North.
Washington, Dec, 2o-President Nc.
Kinley is contemplating trip north, the
objective point of which would be Bos.
ton. Some time before the election the
Home Market club of that city extendeo
to him an earnest invitation to make an
address there, and the president was in
cllned to accept for date prior to No
vember s. The press of official duties
prevented him from doing this, and the
matter was dropped for time.
Only few days ago delegation from
the Home Market club came here again
to renew the invitation and assured the
president that he would not find the anti
annexationists numerous enough tc
dwarf his welcome. In fact, they assur
ed him of royal reception that woulo
eclipse anything he had seen in the south
Long before Major Mckinley became
president the Boston people gave him
some rousing expressions of their appre
citation, and now he would like to renew
their acquaintance. He has not seen hi!
way clear yet to formally accept. but in
tends to do so if he can get away.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Pease-Johnson.

The wedding Of Miss Mary Ball John.
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. V.
Johnson, to Prof. Ernest M. Pease was
celebrated with much eclat in Denver
last evening. Both the bride and groom
are we'll known in Boulder. The family
of Miss Johnson formerly resided here
and she was educated in the public
schools and university here. Prof. Pease
was also educated in the university and
was one of the early graduates. The
wedding was performed in Calvary
Baptist church by the pastor. Rev. w
T. Jordan, in the presence of relatives
and number of Denver and Boulder
friends of the family. After the wedding
the party repaired to the home of the
br de where reception was held. Later
in the evening the bridal couple took the
train for California, their future resi-
dence, Prof. Pease holds the chair Of
Latin in the Leland Stanford universit,
and has career of great promise before
him. The Camera joins with hos
of Boulder friends in wishing the couple
all future success and happiness.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Continued Tie.up.

The snow which began falling at 7:15
this morning is very discouraging to the
officials OF the c. & N. road who saw In
the continued fine weather of the past
few days chance for opening up the
narrow guage to Ward and lifting the
continued blockade of the last two or
three weeks. The patience and energies
of the road are almost exhausted and the
upper end of the line beyond Puzzler
has been abandoned until improved
weather makes it possible to open up the
line. For three miles, the track is in
such a position that drifts pack in so
solidly as to defy all attempts to remove
them. The wind sweeps down the canon
almost continually and as fast as one
drift is cleared out another is piled up
just as heavily. The c ompany is plan
ming to put up an extensive system OF
sheds and fences to protect the line, but
until ,he weather moderates, even this is
,mpracticable. 1t is not possible to
MAINTAIN heavy freight traffic and the
mines are seriously inconvenienced
thereby, Passengers are however car
ried to Puzzler and from there transfer.
red to Ward by sleighs and wagons
Though this better than the old stage
transportation. it is very inconvenient
and the railroad management and Gus.
toners of the road are impatiently await.
ing an improvement.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
WILL MARCH SUNDAY.

American Troops will be Reviewed IN Hav'
ana by Lee, Brooke and Ludlow.
Havana, Dec. 2o-It has been decided
that the American troops shall march
through the streets of Havana on Sun
day, in celebration of the Spanish evacu
alton. The 10000 troops will be review.
I'd by Generals Lee, Brooke and LuG.
low. The Cubans are grumbllng be
cause Gen. Gomez has not been given
permission to participate in the cele.
bration.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
ANTI.AM ERlCAN.

New Filipino Cabinet just Formed at Ma
Mia WIN Have None of Us.
Manila, Dec. 2o-The new Filipino
cabinet has been completed. 1t is anti
American and will demand free re.
public. 1t is willing to grant the United
States very liberal commercial treaties S
but will resist an American protectorate
Admiral Dewey wants some able
American statesman sent to investigate
the conditions here. The admiral be.
lieves the United States cannot shirk the
responsibilities thrust upon it.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Sixty Thousand
DOI0|S Stolen
GIGANTIC ROBBERY.
Express Messenger and 100000 Mysteri-
ously Disappear from San Antonio.

ously Disappear from San Antonio.
San Antonio, Dec. 2o-A $4,000 ex'
press robbery has occurred here. Chas.
Beeler, driver for the Wells Fargo
company, has been missing since noon
yesterday. He started with his wagon
to deliver express and money packages
but he did not return. The horse and
wagon were found this morning. Foul
play is feared and officers are securing
the country in search of the robbers.
The theory is that a band of border
ruffians under the leadership OF form.
er state crook, committed the crime and
did away with the messenger. The ex.
press company has ordered the local of.
6cials to spare no expense in hunting
down the criminals.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
WILL SPEAK ON EXPANSION.

Col. Bryan Will Visit Denver to Lecture on
or About January 15.
Lincoln, Neb, Dec. 2S-William
Bryan said tonight. when seen by your
correspondent in regard to his visit to
Denver, that he was not prepared to fix
the exact date of it, but that it would be
close to January IS.
His address, he said, would deal with
problems before the people, largely with
the Philippine question. He had no,
determined upon the express wording Of
the subject.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Clash In the TransvaaI.

Johannesburg, Dec. 2o-The situation
in the Transvaal promises serious
collision between the Beers and the Brit.
ish. Both sides are preparing for clash.
The Post openly discusses war with
England but the other papers are not so
rabid, though all admit that a serious
conflict is imminent.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
HEAVY STORM.

Another Three Days Snow Storm Billed for
Colorado.
Denver, Dec. 2o-Another heavy snow
storm is now in progress here and &C.
cordlng to the weather bureau it will
continue for three days. A norther is
predicted for tonight On the plains IS
and 80 miles east of this city, the ther-
mometer is from IS to 20 degrees below
zero
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Important Criminal captured.

Richmond. Va, Dec. 2o-The police
today arrested man supposed to be a
much sought western crook. He gave
mis- name as William Smith, but this is
believed to be fictitious. He is wanted
ln Montana and other places for forgery.
de has been twice captured but each
time broke.jail. Over $4,000 has been
spent in trying to capture him.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Cen. Brooke
-, jEs- nas.xslt-a-s
s.ss a!! J - '>s 50 y "a.
Executes Orders
CUBANS WILL BE CURBED.
VIII Not be Allowed to Display Flags or
Parade,

Washington, Dec. 2o-The war de-
partment has learned that General
Brooke hes carried out his orders in mott.
flying the Cubans that they cannot dis
play their flag or parade as military or.
ganizations on or after January I, This
revokes Gen. Lees permission to dis.
play :neir flag and is calculated to lessen
riot and disorder.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Storm in British Channel.

London, Dec. 7o-A fierce storm is
raging in the British channel and tele
graph and steamer communication is in
terrupted. The Dover and Ostend pack.
cts are suspended and direct communi
cation between Dover and Calais has
been broken off.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Insurgents sill
/. | Occupy ||Oi|O
ilOILO PEACEFUL.

But the Insurgents Have Complete Con,
troll of the Island.
Manila, Dec. 2o-Col. Potter has re.
turned from Iloilo which he reports in
possession of the insurgedts. He states
thatthere was no pllaging by the in.
surgents upon their entry into the city
and that matters there are entirely peace
full.
Agunaldo formed his new cabinet
yesterday.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Cavalry Ordered to Prepare.

Macon, Ca, Dec. 2o-Orders have
been received by the officers in com.
mand-of the seventh cavalry to make
preparations to move at a moments
,otice. One squadron will be sent to
Havana and another to Neuvltas, but the
time of departure is not set.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Gen. Merriam will Go to Denver.

San Francisco, Dec, 2o-Gen. Merriam
received information today from the war
department stating that Gen. Shatter
will arrive in San Francisco next month
to assume command of the department
of the Pacific. Gen. Merriam will be
ordered to Denver to take command Of
the department of Colorado.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
M'kiNlEY'S ANNOUNCEMENT.

Must be in American Money.
Washington, Dec. 2o-Pre sident Nc.
Kinley today issued a proclamation
ordering that all taxes and duties in
Cuba after January be paid in United
States mouey or in fine gold coin at ac'
cepted Spanish and French units oi
value; also the payment of all existing
contracts in moneys denominated in the
contracts at their true ratio to American
money. The ratios and comparative
values are given in the proclamation.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
WILL OCCUPY ILOIlO.
Gen. Otis Instructed to Compel Insurgents
to Evacnate.

to Evacnate.
Washington. Dec. 2o-The instruc-
tions sent to Gen. Otis in reply to his de.
spalch telling of the Spanish evacuation
of Iloilo. give positive indications of a
conflict there. 1t is understood that
Gen. Otis was instructed to inform the
insurgents through the commander of
the American detachment at Iloilo that
cupy the island and if 1t could not do so
peaceably it would do so torcibly.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
Senator Daniel Goes to Havana.

Richmond, Va, Dec. Ex-senator John
Daniel will 60 to Cuba to make per-
sonal inspection of conditions there and
to secure material for an anti expansion
speech in the senate.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
II, ". Brocker Dead.

The death of H. H. Brocker is report.
ed from Altoona. Mr.. Brokers death
occurred at 10 o'clock last night from
dropsy. The funeral was held at Nj
Wos this afternoon. Deceased was 50
years old and leaves a wife and four
children.
Daily camera., 1898-12-29
F4IRQnZZE HQZ1E INSTITUTIONS l(!I!Z!,![!!;l[!z
"VVVVNWVVVN~

occurred you how important is that carefully
heading. How essential welfare
andyou height ande everybody
you help maintain outside
when have equally mererous institution of similar
hand?
This we
are good results of friendly
selfish admontion The in business
IS seviden of The Crystal Springs Brewing g.
and furnish a grade of beer
BEE dfroma
fno lower,th furnish
an inferior article
Lee suggest resolution for the New Year:
pledge myself Home nsi-
other
make" Nowt tsreasona
suggest-To enliven Christmas. buy
of BOULDER Crystal Springs Brand put
Family Medical purposeThe finest earth.
r. THE T.
CRYSTAL SDRhQS Brewing & Ice CO
|. BERLIN, rlanager.
The sun., 1898-01-29
Monitor Hero HOuOrcd,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.--The hero Of he
battle between the Monitor and the Mer-
rilnac, Second Lieutenant Samuel How
ard, is to he made First Lieutenant in
the Rcvcnlc Marine Service for the act
Of bravery he did on that memorable
day. He volunteered to pilot the Mon
itor upon the refusal OF the Baltimore
pilot to conduct her, and guided her dur
ing that cver-mcmorabc fight.
The sun., 1898-01-29
Tom johnson Sells Out,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. Is. 1t is stated
that Hon. Tom L. johnson has practi-
cally sold out his interest in the big Con-
soldated Street Railway Of this city. Mr..
johnson originally held between 1000
and $4,000 shares of stock and was the
largest shareholder in the Company. 1t
is understood that the stock has been ac-
uuired by friends of Henry A. Everett,
the former pre- sident OF the Company.
The sun., 1898-01-29
UN WILMINGTON SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 1885,
Commerce and Finance.

The Flour market maintained a firm
tone, and limits in some cases were
higher as result Of the late rise in
wheat, but jobbers, being generally well
supplied for near wants, were holding
off, and transactions were unimpOrtant.
Spot Bran was scarce and firm, with a
good outlet for choice stock. Hay and
Straw were duh and weak under good
supplies and pressure to sell. Refined
Sugars were dull but steady. Pro-
visions sold in IA jobbng way on a basis
of quotations. Wheat opened weak
and Ic. lower. influenced by the de-
cline in the West, but afterwards re-
covered, and at p. IN. ruled firm at
about last evenings rates. Gables were
unsatisfactory, and exporters took little
call at Yesterdays final rates, with mod
crate offerings and Il good foreign de-
mand. Local car lots were in small
supply and firmly held. but demand
was light. Oats in car lots were quiet,
but steady, with moderate offerings.
Export demand was fair, but bids were
generally Il little ont of line with this
market. Cotton was quiet and steady.
Grain Movement.
Receipts at Philadelphia:-Wheat, III,
5o3; Corn, 1o,H5S; Oats, l2?,oso. Bal
timore:-Whcat, 1O,oi0; Corn, l6S, 1913;
Oats 4s,397. Shipments from phiadeI,
phia:---W Wheat, IS, SOB; Corn, lS,ll0
Oats, 9S, I05. Baltimore: Wheat, l3G.
600.
Butter and Eggs.
The following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded today at the phiIa.
lelphia Butter and Egg Board
Solid Packed Butter.
Flgin and other Separator Creamery,
cXtra.".....,............. ~
Creamery, lNo !!
do seconds ..........................i,
Imitation Creamery, extra.
do tirsts.......... .....................ln
do seconds ..........................l3G l3G' A
Ladle-packed, extra ....................l5
do iirsts. s.......................... IA
do seconds. ........................l2
Print Butter.
Creamery, extra. ......."2l
do tirsts. ........................"2O
do seconds ........................."lS
Eggs.
Pennsylvania and near by...........2o
Western, strictly iresh."............2o
Southern, fresh. .........................lS" Isl" |!
Butter, steady; Eggs, firm and active.
The sun., 1898-01-29
Thomas j.. Isayar,i, Jr. Here.

Thomas +. Enyard, Ir., who is in the
office Of the corporation counsel Of New
York City, registered at the Clayton
House last night. Mr.. Bayard is here
on a social visit to his father, iormcr.\m-
bassador to the Court Of st. James, and
also in connection with some Of his law
business in the city.
The sun., 1898-01-29
The Phil sihcriIau ucCuba Dead,

WA>ImN"?pS, b. e., Jan. 42S.-Ncstor
Arangnpn, Brigadicr-Gencral conlI,rlnd-
ing the Jaruco Brigade Of the Cuban
forces in the Province OF Havana is T., ad.
The daring young insUIycni lrau,rb rs
shot and fatal y wounded dulin"u "oq-
bincd attack by the Spanish batta.i"r, #
Canarias and Rcina, under command Of
LieutenantC ColOnel Arunzabc. His BODY
today lies on exhibition in the city
morguc ut Havana. The dead Cuban
general was before the public eve last
December, when h" ordered Tie cxccu-
ton OF Colonel Joaquin Ruiz, a member
Of Govcrnor-';e ';enrral Blancr's staff. who
had been sent to the iusurgcnt camp to
offer inducements to the officers to sur
render.
The sun., 1898-01-29

Treasurer Ashley Lloyd, OF the Gin
cinnati club, has made out II list Of the
playe.s who are to train at SAN Antonio
in March. The c are twenty-five names
on the list, without Ewing and Manager
! ancroit. The only one Of the old guard
y hose name does not appear is Eddie
EMrkC.
The sun., 1898-01-29

THOSE favoring the use of the tolls for
women say it would give them healthy
exercise and color. In other words, tcnc-
ing rather than paling.
The sun., 1898-01-29

DIScoED reigns in the National Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. Why do the
dear ones always COPY the worst features
OF mems organizations.
The sun., 1898-01-29

PERSONS thinking OF starting for the
Klondke should pause and reflect on
the news # that great gold strike IN
Texas.
The sun., 1898-01-29

WHETHER the backbone Of winter Is IN
good condition or not, it hasn't been
tested much in stopping to use snow
shove,s.
The sun., 1898-01-29

SECRETARY Of the Navy Long turns out
to be a total abstaincr Which is not 50
strange. after all, as his work is all done
on water.
The sun., 1898-01-29

WITH Tom Reed in the char ana tie
cruiser Maine at Havana, that State
seems to be getting all the honors due
her
The sun., 1898-01-29

TIE difficulty about catching a man $"
mes an as to rob Il church is that from
very shame he may shrivel up into an
infinitesmal and nnrccognizablc atom.
The sun., 1898-01-29
Coop morning.

MAYBE il'@ no use for cycnthe smarteSt
to try and set the river on ilre, hu' i"'S
are boiling the water
The sun., 1898-01-29

Edward Mohcr, Of New Castle, en-
ploycd at the shipyards Of the lIarlan &
Hollngsworth Co.. made a misstcp at
the yards this morning and fell upon his
back, spraining it badly. lie was taken
to the Homeopathic Hospital.
The sun., 1898-01-29

ADMIRAL SIcARp will take care tilat
his feet, in its cyu!utious, does not c"I-
Tide with the coast Of Cuta.
The sun., 1898-01-29

OxE who has been experimenting with
the narcotic mescal says it casts Il halo
of beauty over the simplest and common-
est Of things. But, after all, there's
nothin5 like whisky aS a fpur-ply, all
around standby.
The sun., 1898-01-29

Ir President Iolc should prove a
crank on Hawaiian annexation his pos
session of Pcffcr whiskcrS won't con-
tribute towards lc~scning the imprcS-
sion.
The sun., 1898-01-29

THE American people will welcome
any Spanish visitor except WryIcr. lie
would be .afr in this country; but a
hearty reception couidn, hr sua'an-
tced.
The sun., 1898-01-29

We have now six or seven war>hlpS in
Chinese waters, and it is complimentary
to our pacific policy that they are the
only ones representing a foreign nation
ally which ar. no. suspected Of being
there for purposes Of mischief.
The sun., 1898-01-29
SPECIAL.
PatroniZe E(ne Enterprise.
Shall Everything
Go to Phila=
delphia ?
TO THE PUBLIC ::

The undersigned will pub
,,sh a DIRECTORY and
BUSINESS GAZETTEER
of ,hc City Of Wilmington
for 1895, The book vii be
distinctively a Wilmington
work. rhe compiling, can-
vaSsln2, printing, binding
and management will be
entirely by Wilmington
people.
The canvass of names will
be by intelligent, painstak-
ing citizens Of this city, and
will be compiled by expert
enced directory men, resi-
dents of this city. No ex.
pense will be spared to give
our citizens a frst-class up-
to date directory.
When a canvasser calls for
your subscription to book,
or for advertisement, ask
him if he represents the
Home Concern. Patronize
home enterprises and insist
on having the directory is
sued by the
The sun., 1898-01-29
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.

Reserved seats, 35 and SOC ,and on sale
at Butler & Sons, 42O Market street.
Ii era arrangements can j." made for
local charities.
We believe that no house in
America sells the same quality
Of goods at as low prices as we.
Special Prices This Week.
Rosada Blend, Il strong, rich. delicious
Coffee, PIC, ID.
Fancy Messina Lemons, TO-. doz.
Green Acre. Sugar-cured Hams, Zoe. ID
Superior to all other brands.
Baltimore Lima Beans. Sc. a can.
Spiccd Wafer Biscuit, Sc. h.
Finest Sailed prau,ts, he. lb.
=, r..,, EN ENTlI and
4 ,tSl ANS MARKET Streets.
The sun., 1898-01-29

An enemy OF TIA" Administration
points ont that orlr government was dis
grarod a, the Dole reception by the
decorations, pant Of which consisted "i
rubber plants Why were these art.
fetal plants used, lie asked, with real
ones at hand in tie White House CON,
scrvAtury'
The sun., 1898-01-29

WIGWAM and BARBARlC DEN, will
open for one week at No. Goa Market ST.,
beginning January 3lst, 10 II. IN. to p.
N. THE WlGWAM is strictly an edu-
cat ional feature-Novtl, Unique and En-
tcrtaning. Heretofore it has been ex-
hibitcd only in the largest cities.
John Wanamakcr made this WIG
WAN and RARBARlC DEN A SPECIAL
ATTRACTION in his Great New York
Store, Broadway Fourth ave, Ninth and
Tenth s,S.. formerly A. T. Stewart x Co.,
for 80 days, advertising it heavily in
twenty-five OF the leading New York
daily papcrs-TlIE WIGWAM was also
shown successfully u days with Joseph
&. Darlington 4 Co., in PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. - days Will Frederick Loescr 4 Co.,
in Brooklyn, \. Y. - days at the Ocean
House, Newport, X. l., y days with
Shepard, NorNcIt x Co., Boston, Mass;
u days with Woodward 4 Lothrop,
Washington, d. G.. and q days with
IIutzlcr Bros, Baltimore, Md, all Of
which made ii the leading attraction
while with them.
We ask Of you SIMPLY TO INVESTI-
GATE. when we are positively certain
Of your endorsement, as has been the
case with the general public in every
city we have visited
BOYS GET A TICKET FREE TO
THE NAVAJO INDIAN WIGWAM
AND BARBARIC DEN AND MAKE
MONEY BESIDES.
HOW TO DO 1T.
Sell six OF my little books at 5 cents
each, and bring me 80 cents for them,
and will give you one admission ticket
to the entire exhibition.
] WILL TRUST YOU.
believe most boys are honest if you
give them a chance. Here is the chance,
boys. Give me your name and two
references, and will trust you with the
books to get started. When you have
sold six OF them, return with the money
and get your ticket; after that, if you
want to sell more, CO .c on and
WILL TRUST YOU AGAIN.
am not afraid of you. Treat boy
square, and nine times out of ten he will
treat you square GIVE ME THE BOYS
OF AMERICA AND | WILL SOON
CAPTURE THE WORLD. Boys make
men in a very short time. After the
first six books We will 60 partners on the
profits. Call for the books at No. l1O3
Market street.
The sun., 1898-01-29
AUDITORIUM
One week commencing Monday. Jan. "A.
THE PASSION PLAY.

Descriptive lecture by Professor Ernest
Lacy, illustrated by moving pictures.
showing all the incidents in the life of
Christ from birth to resurrection. Every
night at s. l5 o'clork Matinee Wcdncs-
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
8 o'clock,
The sun., 1898-01-29

CIrlzEN> ri this city are now raising
funds to be used in aIlcviating the suffer-
ings Of poor Cuba. \ call more urgent
comes to them from the very gates of the
city. In New Castle this morning there
lives three hundred persons who do no,
know whence their dinner is coming.
Absolutely destitute. On the verge Of
starvation. This is IL terrible situation,
and should receive the immediate CON
sidcration "f the people Of Wilmington.
Provide for the sufferers at home first,
and allow the tuhans to b" an after
thnrght
The sun., 1898-01-29

TUE service given it, patrons by the
Wilmington City Railway Company on
". Fourth street is rank. 1t is outrage
ously disagrecabIc. |, is absolutely rot
ten. Passengers over that line ycster-
day spoke of the condition of the scryire
in such way that it is evidently the
peoples intention to resent the treat
mcnt. Not only are the car wheels Of
sucl, Il shape as to cause riding uncom-
Portable, but yesterday the speed Of the
cars down the several grades on Fourth
street was increased 80 much the pas
scngcrs could not retain their positions
on the seats and were jostIcd roughly
against each other A liberation Of such
a condition OF affairs should not be-.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-28
Actual War.

The stralned relations that has existed between this country and Spain for some time has at last eliminated in war between the two countries.
 Spain refused to receive the ultimatum of President Mckinley and a blockade was declared by our government against the ports of Cuba. The first battle of the war resulted in the United States Monitor, Nashville, capturing a Spanish merchant vessel which surrendered after the first fire.
 On Monday Mckinley recom- mended to congress that 8 joint resolution be passed formerly de- claring war agalnst the Kingdom of Spain. The house passed the resolution in one minute and forty seconds, and the senate agreed 10 it almost as quickly. The presi- dent has put Lee at the head of the army ot invasion. A number of Spanish merchant vessels have been seized.
 Local interest has been aroused over the fact that Gov. Jones telegraphed Capt, John R. Newman of Harrison, wanting to know how many men he could furnish. Capt. Newman promptly wired him that he would respond with fifty men. Orders to move is momentarily expected.