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The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A Kentucky fcud only ten days old
shovs a record of thirteen killed and
fourteen wounded. and there Is an ar
dent desire on the part Of both families
TO enlist all the absent members.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
Can lie t,ure,,

rs this yellow fever necessarlr
fatal?"
Hardly. have known papers u
der change Of management TO resa,
the full respect Of the peoplc."-Nors
American.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Killed. % officers: 2os enlisted mer
wounded. 81 officers: 1.203 enlisted
men Missing. 10 enlisted men The
reports giving the names OF the killed
and wounded are being rapidly pre-
pared. md II Is hoped to get them on
to- morrow. SKATER
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A girls features may be stamped on
a young mans heart. but it's always
her complexion that looms up on his
coat collar.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

The war-like reporter blows up lot
Of speaking-tubes in his efforts to cap
turs information.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Some actors find the glare Of the
headlights more annoying than that of
the footlights.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A married man says there II evident
" no end to his wife's mind. as ho
gets . piece of 1t daily.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

why do carpenters always build Il,
picket fence before they build the hous,'
80 they can fall on the roof on to It"
What is ancient history. Uncle jim,
Anything that happened before the a..
plosion OF the Maine"
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A single spade In the hand is worth
more than tray OF diamonds in the
pack.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

when a man finally succeeds in put
ting his past life to sleep he's always
afraid some one viii come along and
wake It up.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

It's surprising how much a woman
can say about herself without telling
anything.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A man is apt 70 suffer less from
cold than he is from innumerable rem
edies suggested by his friends.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Experience teaches people lots of
thinss they would rather not know.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

II the people were as eager to 60 ol
church as their dogs are this would be Il
better world.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
Gea-rsi shnff@r.s Io,...

Playa Del Este. July o. Camp near
Santiago, July s.-Adjutant General.
Washington: Complete report receIy
ed today Of loss on July and 2.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A woman may not depiore the death
OF her drst husband after she marries
again. but her second husband often
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A bath with COSMo BUTTERMIIK
SOAP, exquisitely scented, is soothing and
beneficial. Sold everywhere.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Among the friends We fondly admire v.
have n few whom we don't like to NEE,
when we are in hurry.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic, i0c or -
II c. c. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

$4,000 WORTH
or Second Hand Machinery at Les
Than Half Price.
This Machinery was taken by Denver nan.
Tor debt, and our instructions are to gel tnei'
money out of it as quickly as possible, ,,,,
1t will be overhauled and reftted before "
shipped. and guaranteed to be as represenl;.,..
by us. The following is only partial list WI"
us lust what you are looking for;
sxt0 double engine hoist.
ax5 double engine hoist.
Ike double engine hoist.
l one-horso whim.
five-stamp mills.
ten-stamp mill
Houland pulverizer, IT.
Blake crusher.
Ore feeders.
Perfec ton tables.
2 2lhp Westinghouse engines
l25-h.p. engines, automatic.
! qx9 engine.
sxl0 engine.
7x12 engine.
4x7 engine.
1sH-h.p. engine and boiler.
l ship. locomotive boiler.
21h.p. locomotive boiler.
l0h.p. vertical boiler.
I$h.p. vertical boiler.
! Dh.p. horizontal tubular boiler.
s0-h.p. horizontal tubular boiler.
seh.p. horizontal tubular boiler
l0-inch Leffel water wheel.
20-inch Leffel water wheel.
10 36-in loft air pressure tanks; at ,ools
Several pumps. all sizes and kinds VIII wii,li. Il
pipe, fittings, .pulleys, belts. and hul hnrta hsrs
other things which we can not enumefs
The n MnntpnmpYv Mach. 10.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Appreciation is pleasant. OF course, but
II Is depreciation which spurs us to ef'
fort.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
sAGAsTA RESIGNS.
MILITARY GOVERNMENT rc
TAKE HOLD

spain VIII Frob.siy sss for Ps.ee-AI-
legged Condisions Demanded By the
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A few days after man weds an an
gel she always sheds her wings
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Failures should be used as stepping
stones to future success.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-04
r.E LABOR wosLo.

rna worktocmen's Union Label League :
OF Coviaxton. KY. has over 500 members
The Massachusetts House has rejected /
the bill FOR the regulation OF bakeries anc /
the hours OF labor therein.
The annual convention ~ tn N1-'onal
Associat,on ~ Letter Carriers wil le held
IN Toledo. Ohio. oPeatng on l. ao Day
over hnifa uiuion spindle ar' IDLE IN
Fail River Mas four mtlls havin- shat
down owing 20 the depression iD he print
cloth market.
The COLORADO Federation oi Labor mas
decided not 70 affiliate with either the
American Federation of Labor or the West
crn Federation % Labor
Journevmen plumbers in Kansas City
No want their wages raised from tS-N
20 f2.75 per day. The gas and -teSm nsters
demand an increase from e 20 $50 per
day
The postrnen. telecraphers and postof1ce
clerks % England ar about Co. iederAto
their respective organizations under
scheme that will preserve the autonomy OF
each.
stooecutters .re demanding 'h~ paSsags
bvConrres- of a law providing thAt only
+ qualified citizens % the Jnited states shalt
De permitted g. work IN GoFernment con
tracts
Chicago Judge has decide that the
school Board - that city has a.. night 20
insert clause in an contract pr 1.tfinS
ployed.
The colorado state Fed e-asior m Labor.
AZ is annual convention at tolorado
. Springs adopted a resolution dying the
servl,.,-s % so 900 men IN case oi need dur
ing the war
The Anlalgamatei society % Engineer
of Greet Britaiu has published lstte'
thanking organized labor ot the niteS
States for rs aid during the recent big lock
out of engineers IL ERgland.
Indianapolis has al association OF Mas
, ter House Painters. whose members pledg
themselves 90 employ only union Labor
There are fortv-four individuals and nrn
IN its membership.
, rbe Peoria Trade and Labor Assembi
has passed O. resolution that company 9
volunteers be- raisel under the auspices &
. the trades unions 60 Peoria. and hat "a
r. same be rendered q our country
Coal mining has its constant dangers /
the mining district o. Bonn. GERMANY
\ alone eichty-four facn lost their lives Ia
7 year The other .m-tal mines of the r
zion contributed uIty-one more deaths.
q The spinner Union az New Bedior'
! Mass by vote ln the ratio % three {
one. decided 10 declare the eotton-Ini
l. strike OF All of the other labor unioi
a except the speeder-tenders voted 20 retu
r. 70 work several weeks ago
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-04
TIE WONDERS OF SCIENCE
Lung Troubles and Con-
sumption can be Cured.
A Eminent Nesc York. Chemist
and Scientist Makes q Free
Offer TO Our Reader.

The distlng uished New York chemist,
T A. Slocum, demonstrating his discov-
ery of a reliable and absolute cure FOR
Consumption pulmonary Tuberculocisl
and all bronchial, throat, lung and
chest diseases. stubborn coughs. catArrh-
a. affections. general decline aud weak
ness. loss OF desh. and all conditions of
wasting away. will send THREE FREE
BOTTIES (Rll difFereD) OF bis New
Discoveries 10 sny afflicted reader Of tho
Gazette writing for them.
His New Scientific Treatment" has
cured thousands permanently by its
&irneiv use. and he considers IL simple
professional duty 90 suffering humanity
20 donate a trial OF his infalIible cure
science daily develops new wonderS
and this great chemist, patiently expert
xnenting for years. has produced results
"a beneficial 10 humanity IS can be
claimed by any modern genius. His
assertion that lung troubles and con
sumption are durable in any climate Il
preven by heartfelt lettors OF grstl'
tude.n fled in his AmeTicon and Euro
pean labratories in thousands iron
lhose cured in ell parts Of the world
Medical experts concede that bron'
ehisl. chest aud lung troubled LEAD "
COnsuaption. which. uninterruptec
means speedy aud certain death
Simply write % T. 4. Slocum, NJ. {.
es Pine street. New York, giving post
Office and express address, and TIE ire
medicine viii be promptly sent. Suffer
ers should take instant advantage OF 81
generous proposition
Please tell the Doctor that zoo sa'
his offer Ia the Gazette.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-04


for Brooklyn.
pitcher .Dcd' clark has been released
a7 Louisville
-, ~ ..-r- ar
.-r-. .-r.
h.v do nr
fnIOar. -.-. tli> seas
Alien i- piayin- ---
srort Aell Tor lad q
r.a Louisville O..i Isl trying al so--
.... fCr a trst-elass catcher.
rt.hcr Cunningham OF the LouisSi4ies
... f-en twirline for twelve years.
U.reeD IS hitting the ball this season a.
r.ril a. any man on the Boston team.
Ciinrman. of Louisville. Is hitting ir fa-
letter form than he did last season.
Cincinnati il AZ present playing in g-ea'-
e- luck than any other League team
Almost every member of the Washing .o'
P cam IS "a wh-elman. and owns mount
Donovan has stolen twice as many base
as any other player in the Pittsourg team
smith l. doing some tall batting for Cir
~innati. lie leads the League temporarily. d.
Afauaeer Hanlon. of Baltimore. belle, =,
a.i three fOurths OF practice time sho o.
I. eVOted 10 batting.
is reported that Robinson. Baltimore
..-at catcher. will retire from baseoeil Al
close % the present season
Terry still ranks a n pitching stal IL
spite. his many years % service. lie L. do
ing 1rst-class work for Milwaukee.
Boston critics acknowledge the Beaneet
+ RS weakness ia the box. This weaknos.
probably will cost the team rhe champion
ship
Cleveland will probably f--m Sockrle 1l
20 Youngstown. a0d Jir r Of Phiiad-i
phis will then bc q oiiau la tu
league.
SEYMOUR % has got e- y
i .ne,i than .., pltcner IN tue cOun
,ry. and r- -iNaple curve thS
was ever l-...
crernsr. f. ..nd Van Haltren aIS "a
- cnlvfero .f Nsw York players batting ovs
tte Sd l- -rk. Grady's batting u Dartict
l-Ilv d-sappointing.
C-tcAer Donahue. OF Chicago thinks tt
-eagGa umpircs should each season
subjected 10 an official sight test such
!. railroad employees must submit TO.
I Demontrevile and jennings. % she Ba
timores, have shifted positions. The IA
% ter's arm Is bothering him, aud The short
n throw from second 70 first will favor L
Umpire Emslie says that the Leagl
made a mistake in abolishing fines, Tor q
reason that II seems too severe a put
player out OF the game for merely SruI
bling over q decision.
4 leading sporting writer says that the
Areiust two men Ia the National Le@g
who, IS an almost moral certainty. toa
their men-Jennings aud Gleason ~
rest clay away from their heels touch
}. their u an and made tho blum good.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-04
A rRoc1AxArIoN.

whereas. Al act % Congress was ap
proved on the 18th day OF April. ls9s en-
tiled An act declaring thar war exists be
.veen the United states % America And
.he kingdom OF spain, and
whereas. Bv an act % Congress entitled
An at 20 provide for temporarily in-
.r..asto.- th. military establishment ~ the
United states in time ot war anu Tor other
purpOses~ approved April p. ISIS. the lres-
dent IA authorized. In order 70 raise
volunteer army 70 issue his Proclamation
.allinr Tor volunteers 20 serve IN IN" Al1nf
- the United States. .
Vow therefore J. william MCKINNEY
President ~ the United states DH Nlit- 't
the rower vested in me bv rhr ''n-ii- ..tNl "a
anH the laws anl deeminr -nih'i.lt ''
casion 10 exist have thorsht
call forth aud hereby -do call .tn
volunteers 20 the aggregate number
% 1900. IN addition 10 tne Noieh-
tsers called forth by ny prociamation
- the tvventv-third iay ~ April. in the pre-
cent wear the same 70 be apportioned, as
far a. practicable. among the several stare
aul Territories and the District ~ Colnm
hsa. according 20 population anu % 7'tN
for two wears. unless sooner ui-' uA1 -.
ne proportion % each arm and tho De
taVa ~ enlistment and organization VI.
bs made known through the War Depart
ment.
In witness whereof. have hereunto So
nv hand and caused the sea- OF IN" l. hi1'
states so be an rxed-
Done at the CITY ~ Washington, thi
twentv-nfth day of May, in the Of our Lor
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
eight and of the independence OK IN
r-Titat StstaS the one hundred aud twentN
second WILLIAM McKISLEY.
Bv the President
WulrAN =. DAY. Secretary ~ state.
Secretary Alger said that the addition
volunteers called Tor viii not be recruite
. from th, National Guard. A. We're the nr
il5 coo but that the enlistments will
open.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-04
The President Issues d Proclamation
Asking For $4,000 Volunteers.
The MEN TO SERVE TWO YEARS
m. Land Forces 80 Be brought Cp 70
100000 Men-Eniistments VIII Be
o,., ~,t FROM the National Guard
The Number 20 Be AppOrtioned Among
tho states and Territories

w.sur~oro>. u. G. (Sreciap The Fres1-
len, issued proclamation calling for 75.-
700 more volunteers This will make the
.osal army strength. regular and volunteer
40 900 men. The proclamation reads as
allows
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-04
A MAN WANTED!

For yVhat2
: TO TELL ALL TIE PEOPLE ~
VILLA IfSBURG AND ~ n
ROUNDING COUNTRY hbN
THEY 60 TO NORFOLK MOI ~
FORGET TO VISIT
Hudson's English Kitchen
II, osly Eint Class Buirs E0cn i'F I''''' 'ad
gsilsnss.
j. X. HUDSON, Prop.
Sk7 .fdiy1 ST., " OrJOlk, va.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
Successful Musicale.

a enjoyable musicale and literary en-
tcrainlnent was given in New CastI,
last night, by Miss May Whtcnack' ;,
Sunday school class, which is nlInhe'
twenty-five in the First Methodist
Church. There were abont three hun.
drrd and fifty people, and the enter.
tainnent proved success through the
entire program, as the musicians wcr.
greatly app'aIded. Some Of those who
took part in the performance were:
Messrs. Diggans and Permar, mandolin
and guitar duet; Prof. Schimmerhorn,
guitar solo; Miss May Whitenack, plan"
solo; James Gallagher. baritone solo
and several others There were abou,
one hundred and fifty Wil"ingtonians
assent. After the performance Miss
W 'tcna k gave the Wilmil gtonians;
supper winch was greatly enjoyed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY.
of the Gang of Mr.. BOsgs'
Accomplics Speak on the Situation.


After the proceedings at the Federal
Building, Messrs Clark and Butler were
approached and questioned as to the rca-
son for waving their right Of cxalnina-
lion, Clark said:
$50 far as am concerned considered
that course TIE best to be pursued under
he circumstances. have extensive
business relations throughout the State Of
Delaware and the more my connection
with this unfortunate Transaction is adj
v.riscd the worse it is for my business
and for my family.
II claim that | am in no manner
directly connected with any of Mr..
Bgg>' transactions with the First
Naiona! Bank Of Dover, and the attempt
to inplicatc me in any manner with that
affair is not onl ly detrimental to myself
and family, but is injurious to my stand
ing as Il business man.
Were t. have permitted the exami-
nat ion to proceed could only have
made "A partial defense, and my attorney
concluded it would be for the best to
permit the case to 90 to the grand jury,
as it is prepared at present, and il that
body can by any possibility finl a true
bill against me, ! then can make Il
thornl, h dcicnsc'
Charles Butler spoke in much the
same words as Clark, 50 far as his hav-
ing any connection with Mr. Boggs'
transaction is concerned. and reiterated
his confidence in bis ability to free him
self from any cnmp.icity whatever in
the affairs OF Mr. B,-gs and the First
National Bank ni Dover.
Il have nothing whatever t. say about
the case said senator kcnnry ycstcr-
day. "TEry will. | am confident, be
ablc to clear themselves oi the charges
made against them. Their case is in
thc hands OF competent attorneys, and
if t!cy follow their attorneys advice and
keep silent, it will lie the best course !
they can pursue
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
In Champagne Slghte',

There is slight possibility that the
over due steamer La Champagne has
been sighted by Captain MINES. Of the
Dlhch steamer Bremerhaven. The New
York agent Of the French line said the
description fitted that of the La Cham.
pagne precisely. The captain reports
that on February 10Th they passed "a
steamer and q le was almost stopped but
had no DISTRESS signal displayed. Mr.
Bocand, the New York agent, is very
hopeful, and thinks the missing steamer
will bc here in q few days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
EXCITEMENT At A FIRE
A Sleeping Infant Rescued by Its
Father.
OIL STOVE ACCIDENTI,Y UPSET
Loss of $500 Incurred by q Blaze on
Washington Street t..-k,xcitemcnt
Added too by a Sister
Painting.

About $50 O'Clock last evening fire
was started at the residence of Frank
G.. Ross, COB Washington street, this
city. through the oyerturnlng of an oil
stove, IN lhc second story bedroom of
the residence.
The accident and subsequent blaze
was caused by Mrs. Anna Holstein,
whose Dire $ in some unknown manner
became fastened on the top of the stove
al ups't it.
The oil then ignited and this COM
munlcatlng with the carpets, the apart
ment was in Il few minutes II mass of
flames.
Immediately after the fire had started
Mrs. lloistcin, entirely overcome with
fright, ran down stairs and informed
her husband of the occurrences.
He raised a window and called for
help. and his cry was heard by Officer
Di Mare, who turned in an alarm from
box No. III, Fifth and Washington
streets.
The fire department gave quick re-
spcnse, and the co lhagraton was extin-
gnishcd by chemical engine.
While the fire was at its height NJ
Ross went through the binding smoke
and secured a lot Of jewelry and other
valuables.
He was descending the stairs when she
thought Of his infant child which had
been forgotten in the excitement came to
his mind.
Hastily ret lrning t. the room he
picked .hc still sleeping child up tin his
arms and conveyed it to the residence of
a neighbor, where his wife had already
preceded him.
Miss Lydia Ross, sister was absent
from home at the time and the excite
ment was further increased when she
returned, became hysterical and tainted
in a sisters arms.
She also was taken to nciglIbor's
house and reslsctatcd.
The sleeping apartment was thoroughly
guttcd ont and the loss estimated at 500
Is fully covered by insurance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
WHAT THE 81 Major SAYS.
The Clayton House { on rr, nee re.
cidcd Upon the Action Taken
IcS:cr,;ay

United States Senator Richard r.
Kenn"y said yesterday in sIeaking OF
tie hearing Of Cooper Clarke, Cole and
Butler at the Federal Building:
"A conference was held at the Clayton
House Friday night at which it was de-
cidcd to waive examination and permit
tie case I" 60 t" the and jury Is it
stood at that time.
This course was decided upon b,,au G
no good could be done the defendants bv
having an examination into the merits
OF the case at this time, and an cxamina-
ton would onl tend to advertise them
to their detrimcnt without any possible
help ACQUIRING from it, and the counsel
felt assured the case was Of such a charac-
ter as would 60 before the grand jury
anyhow"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
PATRIOTIC SCENES.
Childrc Hiss a Spaniard's 'ction at
the Grand Opera HOus,.

During the play In the Midst of the
Storm at the Grand Opera House yes
terdav afternoon the biz a>samblage OF
children loudly appIaudrd the waving Of
the stars and stripes by one of the
players and the playing Of the "Star
Spangle Banner" by the orchestra.
In one part of the play the scene Of
which is laid near Key West Spanard
'han's down the American flag as Il
signal. Yesterday afternoon the children
thinking he meant an insult to the flag
his he action.
The audience on Monday nigh, las,
did the same thing.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
MahIOn Il. Foster Placed Under Ar
rest for the Alleged Larceny
of Money,

Mahlon h. Foster was arrested yestcr-
day by Constable Green ON charge OF
larceny preferred by John Il. Mccoy.
Foster was arraigned before Justice OF
he was not ready to proceed to trial a
continuance was granted until Monday.
1t Is alleged Foster stole roll Of bills
from Mccoy. the sum tu;al Of which was
about S.
Foster seems to be in hard luck, for it
was only last week that be lost the
greater part of his furniture by fire
which occurred in his home on Lancaster
avenue.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
THE FIRST RECOGNITION.

The Morning News, a Republican
journal, and he only morning news
paper in the State. Published daily,
Sundays excepted, at ''Thc Morning
News" building, No. 5i1 Market
street, Wilmington, Del, by the News
Publishing Company, al one cent a
COPY after March I, 1903.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
Home For Clergy iilcn.

The Episcopalians have purchased Il
lot II, ar the Episcopal Church at r. ho
both, and it is proposed to erect build
ing as a seaside resort for the clergy and
members of their families. The WOnan's
Auxiliary was mainly instrumental in
starting fund for this purpose and g..
600 is yet desired before the work on the
building can cN.nmencN.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
Basket Ball at Y. M. G.. A.

A game Of basket bail was played last
night at the Y. NJ. G. A. The score was
as follows: Whites. 2S; Maroons. 7. For
Whites the following goals were OBJ.
tained by James Stroud, 10: G. Wicker.
sham, 4; H. Dole, ]; W. Cook, |. For
naroons: II. Smith, 2; J. Holt, /; Morris
Stewart, 4. Fouls: II. Smith, 4; c.
Wickersham, /; w. Cook, l.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
How They will Celebrate.

St. latrick's congregation, Of this city,
intend to celebrate the natal day Of Ire
lands patron saint on u rather extended
scale this year. The arrangements are
not yet fully completed, but SO far a.
they are they include Il lecture on the
evening Of March l6. by the Rev. Dr.
llarrinstnn in the Grand Opera House,
and on the 18th Bishop Monaghan will
celebrate high mass and the Rev. DR..
Kennedy will deliver 4 sermon.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27

Grover G. j mes, age six years. vas
committed to the House for Friendless
Children.
The case Of Enoch Swaine, II farmer,
charged with violating the ina, ket or
dinance, was continued until next "a ur.
day.
Mrs. H. b. Martin, of this city j.
registered at Hotel Scarbor ,ugh, Atlantic
City.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
Union smoker.

The MacIIinists' Uni III gave a smoker
last evening in the hall of the Knights
Of Pythias, on Market street between
Sixth and Seventh. A literary and
musical program was rendered
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-27
A New Arrival.

Mr.. Zimmerman the well-known pro.
vision dealer of Third Street Market
House was the recipient yesterday morn.
ing of bouncing baby boy. Mrs. Zim.
norman is doing nicely.