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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

Paris, France, Sept 17-At a meeting
of the cabinet ministers, today, il was
decided to submit the documents in
the Dreyfus case to commission to he
selected by the Minister Of Justice,
NJ. Sarrien. The Minister for War,
Gen. Surlinden, and the Minister of
Public Works, Senator Tillaye. left
before the council adjourned, which is
interpreted as meaning that they do
not agree with their colleagues in this
matter, and that they intend to resign.
The council met at the Elysses
Palace at $40 a. m President Faure
presiding. According to eemi-official
note, the Minister of Justice said that,
after having examined the papers, hs
felt unable to decide upon tina ques
tion of the proposed revision of the
Dreyfus case until he had taken the
opinion of a special committee of the
Ministry of Justice. The cabinet there
upon authorized the minister to sum
mon committee for the purpose.
1t is reported that the portfolio Of
Minister for War will be offered to Gen.
Lebrun or NJ. De Freycinot. and that,
IL they refuse to accept the office. NJ.
Brisson will nssume the dutieB of
Minister for War in addition to the
mierHhip, and NJ. valee will be ap.
pointed Minister of ths Interior.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22


OF
of the Union National
appended tables will
bonded Indebtedness the all
items under the head Of for the
table fol the list is reprinted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

Dover. Sept. l6. Thieves entered the
hallway of the parsonage of Wesley
Church, yesterday. and stola an over
coat and q hat belonging to the Rev.
Alfred Smith, d. ID. The residence Of
Benjamin II. Simm0ns, Jr.. was broken
into on Wednesday night, but the bur
glars wers frightened off hefore any
thing was stolen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
carr ROPE AND PLOUGH LIVES.
why sheriff Finn is short on Rope for thu
Next Primary EIeetiop.

Under the primary elsctiun law,
Sheriff Finn issued TO the officers OF
each primary election district in the
rural hundreds, 20 feet OF rope to be
used in stalking off 10 feet from the
polling place. After ths election. thu
officers were expected to return the
whole outfit to the sheriff. The ballot
boxes and hooks have bsen generally
returned, but good deal OF the rope
has not heen seen. again and probably
never will be, except 10 the shape of
calf rope and plough lines.
Tho temptation to keep the rope was
very likely not in the minds of the
drafturs OF the new law. Sheriff Finn
will have to secure moro rope for the
next primaries. which will be held next
Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
Has Ceased pablication.

Dublin, Ireland. Sept. 16 United
Ireland, which was established by the
lato Charles Stewart Parnsll in 1881.
as this organ of the Land League, has
ceased publication. Lately it had bean
tbs organ OF the reunion of the nation
aliat martins
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
Made Houses Trembie.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. ia
special from Hurley, South Dakota. to
the Journal says: An earthquake
aroused the people here at O'Clock
this morning. 1t caused houses to
tremble and dishes to rattle for about
80 seconds. 1t seemed to travel east
ward
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

1t has been decided by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Co. to change the
names of Lamokin and Thurlow sta
tions. THE former will be known az
Highland avenue and the latter as
Howell street. The changes are due to
the request of the City Councils Of
Chester.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

GoLDEY oohLEGE MONT scHOOL.
Great Demand for seats-students Enro,i-
ing Now-sess,on Begins Anonday, Sep
TENDER Goth. T..
The Goldey College night school is
going to be larger than ever this year.
For several days past, students hHye
heen enrolling, although thH night ses-
sion does not begin till Monday, the
26th OF this month. To accommodate
intending students, the unlege Office
will be omen tonight from 7 to 8. and
every night next week from z to 3. 10.
In order to have seat reserved, u
student should call at once, aud fill
out the enrolment blank which 10 fur
nished at the college Office.
The night school makes speciality
OF bookkeeping, penmanship, arith-
metic, rapid calculations, spelling,
letter. writing, shorthand and type
writing. Students receive thorough
and practical training in business
papers, and the proper method of traus-
acting business. Young men and young
women cannot possibly spend the even
inga as profitably and PLEASANTLY as 10y
attending the evening sessions Of Col
dey College. The work is taken mp in
a practical and fascinating manner, aud
students become intensely intsrestsd.
Last year. there were 1856 students,
ranging in ages from 10 to 30. An at
tractive night catalogue has been pub
lished.
The day sessions of Goldey College
began September 1st. with the largest
attendance in the history OF the insti
tuition. In one department, nearly
every seat has been taken already.
Young men and women trained at Col
dey College are always in demand.
Next week, there will be large num-
her of students enter. Tho Office is on
the second floor of the Instituts Build
ing, Eighth and Market.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
A MiKACULoUs ESCAPE.
Child Run Over by Tram But Unin
Jured.

On Saturday an the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad train. arriving at Market
street station at 8. AZ o'clock was pass
ing through the west yard child was
seen by the engineer between the
tracks. lie had not time to stop tho
train, but applied the air braks and
reversed the lever. but the train passed
over the child.
The engine had scarcely stopped
when the engineer ran back and caught
the child in bis arms and found that it
was uniniured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

Mrs, Jacob Tome of Port Deposit,
who was Injured at Ocean Grove, IL
able to walk with the aid OF crutches.
DIR. Samuel II. Forman, fqrmsrly
principal OF tue Salisbury High
School, has been appointed institute
condu for tho State Of Maryland.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

While at work at John Brown's
organ factory Thursday. John Fleten-
ger mai two fingers and the thumb of
the right maud cut oil by II circular
saw. lie was taken to the homeopathic
Hospital for treatment,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT
The Material Parts Much-discussed. Yet Unpub-
Iished, Statement of the Levy Courts
Financial Transactions

Showing 1897 the Bonded
bursements Comparative Statement of Disbursements
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

al was taken with bad hurnor which APP
peared on difIeren, parts OF my b dy and on my
face. Prescriptions gave me only TEMPORARY re-
lief. heard so much about the cures by Hoods
Sarsnparilla that ] began taking IL and 10 a
short time the eruptions were all healed. "--Miss
Susie Legar, Wyoming, Delaware.
Hoods Pitts cure all liver ills. Easy to take
easy TO operate. reliable, sure. CSC.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
NINE SEAMEN LOST.


The Schooner Alice Jordan Run Down by
the steamship Gloucester.
Boston, Mass, Sept. Is. The steam
shin Gloucester OF the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co.. which
arrived here this morning, from Balti-
more, reports that az 1.30 O'Clock
this morning she collided with the
Gloucester schooner Alice Jordan oil
Martna's Vineyard, and that nine of
the Jordan's crew were drowned. Seven
of the crew were saved and brought
here on the Gloucester.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

London, Eng, Sept. II. -Asninall's
enamel works were destroyed by fire
today.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

Euoch Mccullough has been elected
president of the Woodlawn Campmset-
ng Association.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

PanSy s., 3 a & v the
Associate Justice William Puance June 10th but which has not yet been
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
THE B, & 0. RAILROAD.
Philip ID. Armour, Marshall Field and MOI
mar u. Ream in Control.

Philip d. Armour, NIarshaIi Field and Nor
mar -. Ream in Control.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept 1.-THE Times
Herald says:
Philip d. Armour, Marshall Field
and Norman B. Ream have secured
control of the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road. They have made James J. Hill.
president Of tins Great Northern rail-
way, the dominating factor in the re-.
organization of the system, and have
gained for the Chicago 4 Northwest
what is practically a trunk line from
ocean to OCEAN. controlled by Chicago
capitalists. Mr.. Ream engineered the
deal by which his wealth and that Of
Mes6rs. Hill, Armour and Field gained
q controlling interest in the Baltimore
e. Ohio, which hereafter 10 to be Chi
cago erprise. fed and sustained In
transcontinental affairs by the i'm
mense mileage of tho Great Northern
railway. If any road completes the
gap between the terminus OF the Great
Northern railway, at st. Paul, and tha
terminus OF thu Baltimore Il Ohio, at
Chicago, it will he the Chicago Great
Western railway, but that is a matter
for the future.
Mr.. Cowan will becoms a member Of
the executive committee OF the reoi-
ganized road, aud either Mr.. Field or
Mr.. Armour may become a director.
although in all probability the trio
will be represented by Mr.. Ream.
| President Hills connection with ton
| TRANSACT m foreshadows the statement
that he will be the prime factor OF
| the operating department OF the nav
| Baltimore & Ohio road.
While the price paid by the Chicago
men il not known, tho, details of Ne
transfer Of the properties of the road
| have been discussed at conteteauA
held in the Auditorium annex. Vt
this conferences. President Hill. Mr..
| I2eam, Join X. Cowan. president ni
| tho Baltimore 4 Ohio. Oscar u.
Murray, rsceiver, aud William ri.
Greene, general manager OF the rond,
were present.
Mr.. Renm declined to be inter
viewed, hut one of the Baltimore &
| Ohio, officials confirmed tho report
current in Wall Street. on Thursday
aud in Chicago railroad CIRCLES that.
| In addition to tbs holdings OF tue rGad
which the Rockefeller interests are re-
ported to have secured last week for
Western hackers of the road, Messrs.
Field, Armour, Renm and Hill lind
secured sufficient reorganization stock
to make Chicago and the Weet the
dominant element IN the future
management of this road.
| President Cowan was not prepared to
make full statement until after he
hal consulted with Mr.. Ream. Presi-
dent Hill was in jubilant frame of
mind, and would not deny, that
| Messrs. Field, Armour and Ream bad
assisted him in amost realizing HIS
dream of having road from the
Pacific to the Atlantic controlled by
| Western men, r9.f
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

Tho foregoing statement includes only Of general funds and net
school The difference S99
for 1897 shown above and tue total shown by the
$6s0992 ovet Farmers Bank January 1897 and $o7
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22
REVISION OF DREYFUS CASE
Cabinet Decides to Submit Doc
uments to Commission.
COUNCIL MET AT PALACE TODAY
Two Ministers Left Before
Meeting Concluded.

Expectation That the Minister for War
and she Minister Of Public Works VIII
Resign-Lebrun, De Freycinct or brissen
Likely to Succeed Gen. Suriindcn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

Rnckbird Bridge.
Blackbird Mill Bridge. :.
Porter's Bridge.
Hadley's Bridge. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
st. Georges Marsh Co.
Errors in Assessments
0verpaid Taxes.
Sneep Killed by Dogs.
Interest Bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Interest on Notes and 0verdraft. ................
Sinking Fund.
l3ills payable ....'...'....'.........
Premium ON Bonds. ..........................
EleCllOnS..
Unapproprated Funds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Auditing Committee ........................
Attorneys Examining induces .....................
Printing and Stationery. .......................
miscellaneous
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-22

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The Delta independent., 1898-06-17
Excursion Rates.


Meeting Federation of Women's Clubs,
Denver, June 81 to %. 1893. A rate Of
one fare for the round trip to Denver
and return is authorized. Selling days
June % aud 81. Final limit June 30.
An open rate OF one fare for the round
trip il authorized to points within the
the state from Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo; selling dates June 2Sand %.
On tickets to Leadville and territory
west thereof, also territory west and
south OF Salida final limit ten days; TO
other territory five days.
A rate OF sis from Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo to Provo, Salt Lake
and Ogden Utah, is authorized. Selling
days June % and 30; final limit 20 days
from date Of sale.
Spring meeting Overland Park Driv-
ing association, Denver. Colo. June IL
round trip is authorized to Denver and
return. Selling dates June 10, Is and
20; final limit to return June 10; going
passage to commence date OF sale.
Strawberry Day ut Glenwood Springs,
June l3. 1898 for rates inquire at Delta
ticket Office.
Annual Pag, a 1t Of States and Nations,
Pueblo, Colo, July 3, 4 and 5. 1888, for
rates apply at Delta ticket Office.
Fourth OF July excursion rates. An
open rate OF one fare. minimum rate 80
cents. between stations within the state
is authorized Tickets to be on sale July
and 4; final limit July 5; going passage
to begin on date Of sal.
North American Turner's Union con-
vention at San Francisco, Gala. July 5.
1893. ratio OF one first class 3O.dsy rate.
plus so cents Tor the round trip. TIE
one fare rate to be collected at time OF
sale o: ticket. the 80 cents to be collected
by joint agent at time OF execution OF
ticket Agents south OF Mears and on
branches will add their one-way local
rate to junction point to rate quoted
above. Selling day June %; final limit
to return August 81.
Tenth Triennial National Council Of
Congregational Churches at Portland.
Oregon. July 7 to IL. 1898. For the
above occasion a standard 30 day rate,
plus 50 cents, for the round trip to Port
land and return 10 authorized. The one
fare rate to be collected by selling agent
and SO cents to be collected by the joint
agent at the time OF execution OF ticket.
Selling date July l; final limit August
81.
International Convention Baptist
Young Peoples Union OF America, .
Buffalo, N. Y. July IA TO II, 1888. A
rate Of one fare, plus s2.OO for the round
trip from all stations 10 authorized. Sell.
ing dates July 10 and IL; final limit July
10. By deposit OF ticket on July II to
10 inclusive and payment Of fee to joint
agent at Buffalo, an extension may be
obtained to September L. 1888.
A rate OF s18 from Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo to Provo. Salt Lake
and Ogden. Utah. and return is au-
thorized. Selling days June 12. II and
IA. Final limit % days from date Of
sale.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

Mrs. Harrison, late matrou at the
State Industrial school for girls at Den
yer, and which has 30 lately come into
prominence because of the uprieings
there, has resigned. This will make
room for the fourth matron since the
Rev. Myron Reed preached his sermon
on the alleged cruelties at the school and
put the idea in the girls heads that the y
had outside sympathy, since which time
the place has been bedlam. Mrs. Hau-
ser, the first matron, was doing well
with the incorr;gables and il it had not
been for this outside interference the
school would undoubtedly have been q
succeAa
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17
calMorn,a Mesa News.

kpef.al Correspondence
June II, 1893.
W. c. Beach started to Ouray today
with load Of poultry and vegetables.
Mrs. Jane Bonegar returned to her
home in Fruita yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Estes was visitor on this
part Of the mesa last week.
Bert Shingledecker had very narrow
escape from being killed last week. His
horse pitched with him and he lit on the
horn Of the saddle and was badly hurt.
True Stots has returned from the
White river.
There will be dance at the Pea Green
school house the 17th Of June for the
benefit Of the school. All are invited.
Mr.. Shan Duncan did not sell out and
he 10 very glad OF it, for there is 20 much
ricknes at Gunnison that they decided
not 60.
The sound of the moving machine will
eoon be heard from the looks Of the hay
fields.
The fall wheat is heading out and
looks very well 30 far.
Fvery,ning is growing fine these warm
days.
Mrs Thornley, has over one hundred
little turkeys.
Will Beach came very near dying Sun
day from bee sting. JUDY.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

Default having been made by Charles
schw cis.r, kniil Srhw-ix-r aud mau schvc hrr
mote vit, Interest tn.rron, payable I, The order
Of the colorado q North Western Investment
s@ rai .ea III Nav ea i a. pns nf r,ser1 se Nav e,
isgI. In book ~ al pagr ~ Of the D-lta county.
Colorado rccor'isi and default having ai-o b',n
made In the payment u tsxe- on tn. rrpcriv
covered by aid deed of trust, by rrxspn u which
default. the LEGAL holder Of aid pose hes re
trustee nane, In .ati deed Of ts,sf, has since
,ru.t named IN sid asrsi % trust Is. nm .bl.
spf rriusrs 10 act herein, by r~s-cn of which
the nnder-,gncd n1w acu rsh-rid of the c",n-
" Of Delta and state ufCo.orado. tsrame and is
Now, therefor. t,ur weeks puhl.c notic- IL
hereby given that ., the undersixned, a. succes-
pow.r. and au,horIiy and f.,r the ne. and rur,
po~es therein stated, will s-lI At publs~ auctinn
at the frsn, door ot the corrt hon-- IN i,rits
day oi June. issss for the highest and best price
TIE same will bring cash. all tisr following
seny.yed. situate Ia Dsiis coua,y. coiossdo.
towii
The north west quarter ~. " "a aud the north
north halt ofihr south es.i ~. rer Isl !. s y ~
ship numbered nfiecn tIs) south, of r.nrr num-
bsred ninety hvr t9eI west Of the sixth principal
4 Ecseryo'r eomp.ny. .gsi,s:snt 20 50 eusic
inches 81 wafer ef s-cpnd. and onc tenth In
,erc., In the Dry Creek snlargem.nt of the
per sccrd. and ell ctkcr ditch and water rsehts
belone. nz e. 90 In any wise srp.rtaining "a sa.d
aud equ .ty Of redemption of the graniors In aid
dcsd Of trrt, their heirs. executoes adn,iuistrs-
TORS sccessofs and assigns. In and 10 all II .sss
Dated a Delta, Colorado. thI, % day Of May.
GronGs Q. syrIH. Acting .herin of Drita
cowuty. Col-rsdo. -trrrs s~,g In trust
tFinS pub. Nay q iass pufs J~,se II. isss
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17
The New York Athletic club held its

Tho New York Athletic club held its
Goth set OF athletic games at Travers
isalnd last Saturday. June IL, in the
presence Of nearly 10000 people. Two
worlds records were broken. The
issoassn records we're 10 throwing the 16-
pound hammer and the broad jump.
John Flanagan made tho remarkable
throw Of 156 feet, four inches, breaking
the record Of 1853 feet. eight inches.
established about two weeks ago by c. !
McCracken. the University Of Pennsylva-
mia man. In his first trial Of today
Flanagan threw the hammer 154 feet,
inches. Myer Prinstein. Syracuse
hoy. University Of New York, made a
record Of q feet s1s inches in tho broad
jump. breaking tho cid record Of . feet.
7l< inches.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17


Public notice is hereby given that the
board Of county commissioners Of Delta
county. Colorado. will sit as board Of
equalization on the following dates at
the Office OF the county clerk. Tuesday.
July 8, 1893. and continuing to sit a.
such board not less than three nor more
than ten days.
Monday. July IS. 1893. and continue
70 sit as such board not less than two
nor more than ten days.
All parties not satisfied with their as
sessments are hereby notified to appear
on these dates and show cause why the
said assessments should not stand as
they appear on the record OF the county
aeeeeGor.
BY order Of board.
Gko. g. CoSKLIS.
. County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

The following letters remain in the
postoffice at Delta, June 6. lS1s=
NJ. N. Black. I. Dslrymp ie. Mrx ada.
line Ffoman, Mrs. Abbie Guthrie, Mr.. G.
Hadler. Mrs. r. J. Lockhart. Mrs.. Lucir.
ds Lee, Mrs. Maggie Moore. Mr. Nathan.
G. ". eislar, Nj. Charles White, Mr..
James Williams.
In calling for these letters please say
they are advertised.
w. RAY SIMPSON. Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

At meeting Of the directors OF the
Festival OF Mountain and Plain at Den
yer, T. E. Fisher, general passenger
agent Of the Gulf road, was elected to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna.
ton Of c. M. Hill, who has been a mem
ber Of the board since the first.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

THE emperor Of China. has issued a
proclamation requesting certain govern
ment officials to stop stealing public
noneys.'
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17
combine.

The second annual reunion OF States
and Nations. at Pueblo will transpire
July 4th and 5th. A grand sham battle
and other attractions will be had to en-
tertain the people.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

Bsna Ne. .. HehSss Diss. We. ..
School district No. 4, bond No. 3 for
$500 is outstanding and money 10 on hand
TO pay. Interest on same will cease after
thirty days from May q. 1893.
d. G. SALISBURY. Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

8Oeeee - PuoeopoSeo9
t.s.IANpOrvpeH At NoxrNurs. Coso.,,
Arsii u. iaN.
Nosice is hervhy Riveu that the eb,Io~ ing
nasws1 ssssier ~ xsp1 ssike e Ms bsseriin~ ~
nese naei proN - supps a hss elstm go shas
seed psuof VII he Da<sr b~epe ReQsseY SD Ne
Give 81 N"Srse. Coeossdc. % Jwss -, ~.
RoREKr .. ksrEr.
~ = - = sEASw.AHs-w w.k.aw.S ?.
- sanss ~ esiswsG WSssesDs - pes<e Ms
e"Sue.ws esHSsses sspe 80 eu1eiveftO eG
y. \ n.gbey. q y. nsOya. us~sy Gssy, ..
5 SAso q. LAssss.
lv'rs p-s.. ..Apsa q; hsv-A. NJ d. -
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17

The price OF wheat dropped IN the
Delta market. the first OF the week, from
sl.5O per hundred to sl.2O, on receipt OF
the news OF the bursting OF the Letter
combine
The Delta independent., 1898-06-17
w. H. MAsTiN, Special Agent, Delta.
x..... .s s.,. .s bitch s...s.

Notice is h. rri,y given that the following de-
scribs,i shares .f ss,- la The Rus'l-r Ditch an
Reservoir Company. or much ihcr~of may
be n.ce.sary. Will b. sid ut publ Auctin st t.c
.s'uth front door uf the cour h"u>e at Delta. Col
ormdo, on Saturday, June u. Ie9e. At 10 ociork
= NJ TO the Lisi~s. BIDDER fur caAh. for the psy-
incnt of delinquent assessments, cost of sd,sr.
tissn,-ut Gle