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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Chicago Civil Service Litigation.

Springfield. Ills, April I'm the su-
preme court yesterday leave was
granted to file petitions for mandamus
against William Loeffer, city clerk, and
Joseph Martin, city collector, of Chi
cago. 1t is alleged that both have vio-
lated the civil service law in appointing
clerks In their respective offices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Attempt to Kill ferdinand,

Berlin, April IA dispatch to The
Lokal Anzeiger from Sofia says that on
March % at Sestrimo station an at
tempt was made to wreck a train car
rying Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
The attempt was discovered and frus-
trated by peasant. The culprit was
arrested
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Spain is Now Putting Her O Reply to the United
Representatives the Powers
peals a.-Up in mPotoR

Madrid. April There has bee,
. hitch in the peace negotiations an,
the Cuban armistice proclamation
and 1t will not be issued today a
expected. The American legatio,
pronounce the hitch serious. Th.
papal nuncio, minister Of foreign af
fairs, and others held conference a,
ssgasts's house after the regular
cabinet meeting last night. II il
said the result Of the deliberationl
was telegraphed to Rome. from
where 1t will be csbled to America
A semi.officisl note issued after ad
Journment says the government ha,
decided to stand by al the previous
decisions without notifications. The
issuance Of this caused much excite
ment and bellicose talk, the crowds
generally approving the attitude ol
the cabinet.
A semi.oflicial note explains tha,
the decisions refer to those outlined
at the last conference with Wood.
ford. 1t Is asserted that the com.
munication from Rome, which oc.
casioned the meeting at Sagasts's
house. asked what conces, sion Spain
would make. The cabinet replied:
"Spain has simply reaffirmed her
former decision already known to
Mckinley"
4 rumor Is current that Mckinley
has presented an ultimatum demand.
Ing that Spain within six hours mod.
lily the note presented as q result Of
the last conference.
Spanish Minister for War.
Madrid, April Cen. Corea,
minister OF war, said in an enter.
view: War is the better Of the two
evils. 1t Is better to fight foreign.
ers than TO fight Spsniards rising up
in indignation II their honor and
rights are trampled under foot"
The guards around the United States
legation have been trebled. Many
Americans called on Woodiord to ask
about arrangements for their pro.
lection. He said he would remain
until directed to apply for his pass.
ports or Was given them. When he
leaves the British flag will be hoist sd
over the United States legation.
II 10 learned that at the csbi.
net meeting yesterday o note
Was received from Woodford, in
which. very much like an ultimstum,
he stated that he would wait until
midnight for . decision, which he
hoped to be "oouohed In terms which
may prevent sad cons 'quences, :"
which he believes 'inevitable II
things continue In the present state. {"
Events In washingson.
Washington, April THE repre-.
sentatives Of England, France, Ger.
many, Austria, Russia and Italy are
seeking to avoid war. They made .
formal call on the president at noon,
and then went to the state depart.
ment. where they we're closeted with
Sherman and Day. A prominent re-
publican representative says there
has been no renewal OF negotiations
with Spain.
Psunceiote, In behalf OF the pow.
ers. presented . joint note appealing
to the feelings Of humanity and mod.
GRAFTON Of the president and the
American people in the existing dii.
fsrences with Spain. The presi-
dent replied recognizing the friendly
spirit sctuating the powers, but 10
his brief remarks gave no intimation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
National Spinners' Uaion.

Boston, April 1T was decided by
the national mule spinners' convention
yesterday TO amend the constitution so
as to admit ring as well as mule spin
ners. 1t was also voted to change the
name of the organization from National
Cotton Mule Spinners' union to Nation
al Spinners' U.a.onn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
TaE BIMErALLlC LEAGUE.

B kssolutions Of Sympathy with CahA and
for Bryan and Silver.
Indianapolis. April IA conven-
tion Of the league Of bimetallic clubs
Of the Ohio valley today passed reso-
lutions Of sympathy with the Cuban
patriots and in favor Of immediate
Intervention by the United-States,
and expressing continued confidence
in Bryan. 1t pledged support to the
securing of free and unlimited coin.
age OF silver at the ratio OF l6 to 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
No Law Against the Bible.

Charleston, W. ", April I'm refus-
ing to grant writ Of mandumus to pro-
hibit the reading of the Protestant BIZ
BILE in the public schools, the state su-
preme court decided yesterday that
there was no law to prohihit II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07

Of Withdrawing from the stand taken.
The house committee on foreign
affairs had Quesads. of the Junta.
before them today. explaining that
the government of the Cuban repub-
lie, which this country is asked to
recognize. outlined that the
territory is in possession Of the in.
surgents; that $500, 900 in taxes has
been collected from q quarter OF q
million people, who have sworn al.
legiance to tn, Cuban govern
ment. He said Intervention with
out the recognition Of their inde-
pendence would be virtual declara.
ton OF war against the insurgents, as
well as the Spaniards.
Congressman Grosvenor, after a
conference with the president, stated
that the message would not be ma.
terially changed, unless there is q
change in the facts, which is not
likely.
Lorimer and Mann, Of Illinois, are
heading revolt il the message is
delayed beyond Monday, and say
they will have over fifty republican
pledged votes and "a with democrats
and populists to make a majority.
The information from high source
is that naval demonstration against
Havana is almost certain within the
next few days, unless Spain yields.
II it causes war the president is
ready to accept the issue.
Holy Thursdsy In Havana.
Havana, April There is no ex-
citement and no signs Of trouble.
Holy Thursday is bsing quietly OBJ
served. Several vessels are here
ready to take passengers to the
United States. Lee has not decided
when he will send the Americans
away.
Washington, April Lee cabled
this morning that all was quiet in
Havana. Two hundred Americans
have left the island, and others are
being gotten of rapidly. He OK.
poets to leave Saturday.
The senate decided to adjou IN to.
day to Monday. Consid Grafton of
the sundry civil bill was resumed.
In the house, consideration Of the
army reorganization was resumed.
Gen. Flagler, Of the ordnance bureau,
informed the house foreign commit
tee that the coast Notifications we're
being strengthened as rapidly as
possible.
Queen Again Appeals to the Queen.
London, April Tt is reported
that the queen regent has again ap-
pealed to Queen Victoria direct, ask.
ing her to exert her influence to
avert war.
The Texas Joins the Squadron.
Fortress Monroe. April THE
Texas joined the flying squadron TO-
day. and the Massachusetts is ex.
pected tonight. The squadron will
then be prepared for any emergency.
More Trouble For Spain.
New York, April THE steamer
st. Thomas brings news of an up
rising in Porto Rico.
Moro War News.
Vancouver, April The Luzon
islaud war Ia eseum;nr eo,;.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Money for Shawneetowp Levee.

Washington, April I'm the senate
yesterday an amendment to the sundry
civil bill by Cullom, appropriating SIS
600 to restore the banks Of the Ohio riv-
er at Shawneetown. Ms. recently swept
away by floods. was adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07

Eczema, scald head, hives, itchi-
ness Of the skin Of any sort instantly
relieved. permanently cured. Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store. Sold
By Aarshan & Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07

Seekers after gold are often disap-
pointed. Seekers after health take
Hoods Sarssparilla and find It meets
every expectation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Woman Burned ro Death.

Chicago. April Mrs. Louisa Will
son. sister Of Mrs. Murray F. Tuley,
was burned to death at her home, 1l5s
Vincennes avenue. The explosion of a
kerosene lamp was the cause of the ia
t. accident
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Money TO Loan

At 6 per cent. Private money
William L. Ludolph. Buiord block
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Anxiety as to Gladstone.

London, April 7.-Renewed anxiety is
expressed regarding the health Of Mr.
Gladstone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
JOHN BULL REFUSES TO JOIN
In the European Mediation Proposed-Hay
Has a Talk with Balfour

In the European Mediation Proposed-Hay
Has Talk with Balfour.
London, April THE statement as to
Great Britain's refusal to join with the
powers with the mediation proposals
advanced by Baron De Courcel, the
French ambassador. has been entirely
confirmed. The Austrian ambassador.
ence with the officials of the British for
eign Office On Saturday. endeavoring to
influence Great Britain to Join in the
scheme, but his efforts were entirely in
effectual. The ambassador at Washing
ton. Sir Julian Pauncefote, will partici-
pate in no joint representations to the
state department at Washington unless
first assured that they will not be dis
tasteful to the president
The highest officials in London are
convinced that Spain designedly juggled
the facts of President McKinley's con-
nection with the pope's attempt to me-
date, in order to influence public opin-
ion in Europe against the United States,
urging the Spanish ambassadors at the
capitals as the mouthpieces of the mis-
information. This apparently had the
desired effect upon continental opinion,
but it had exactly the opposite effect in
Great Britain.
The United States ambassador here,
Colonel John Hay. and Balfour. acting
secretary OF state for foreign affairs.
had long conference at the foreign of.
flee yesterday. Cuba was the main sub
1ect discussed. but the eastern situation
was also touched upon. The foreign Of
hce officials admit that the conference
was CT most important nature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-07
Moro War News.

Vancouver, April The Luzon
island war is assuming serious pro-
portions. All the northern provin.
ces are affected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01
ISL. J0SEPH'S
! ! 4. CHURCH
.-s.srs NAA ~ = VA
Repairs. The Reopening to
Take Place During
This Month.

Hnndrods al naoDlo v,.,t.a q. I.L,.
Chnrch on tha Rrsn ,SG r.J,Ssu ~ oosepn'
~ of arti.ts bav. 49, w' ~ Willy NUM-
mast tvo ,'so..s" TSn ~ WorH Tor Uni
lam and his fsithfui r.,,sh =, EARNING,
to have Tia handsomsest oh"rch S4psc'
dioeese of W,,n,,n sso, 0n"ron III sas
INA imnrova,nsntsv ~ I'll, ,,.. .h,,,. az M
which Ina sneraSti" !" ~ ~. nso suous so'o
iect by JannsrS isuex Ssrr pos s W vo!.
nsstoy ~ 1 tha nH, = o4S since becoming
sv I'LL ~ s S3e o onn sat1sr Birmingham
and ali Of H n sa,T o ~ y ~. sysgaents,
anvkh;n~ vhiol. hs. , .o "a ao SSxct glxes Up
eccomnIi.h ana ~. siNn ~ ~. miha 70
Brownson Han the AT ~. e 70 sne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01
'sno Crsle ana enc sparrow.

Court square has spindle legged crane
which stalks in solemn dignity to and fro.
This crane catches sparrows, and the Of.
forts he makes to swallow his prey cause
spectators to gather by the score. The
crane stands quietly like a statue and
waits The sparrows fly about fearlessly,
not oven startled by the strange bird,
They have seen rags on n stick before and
they arc not afraid. Oh, mol Then one
OF the sparrows lights very near the crane
The rag becomes lively and his beak Is
shot out with lightning quickness and the
sparrow caught right by tho neck.
Then comes tho fun. The sparrow is q
little large to swallow The crane kills
him, thinking tho small birds lively ca
pers must be the cause of the difficulty.
Death makes tho task no easier. The spar.
row still chokes the crane. The crane tries
the sparrow head on. The small birds
wings stick out and prevent the sparrow
from going down. Tho crane starts at
the feet, but tho feathers on the prospec.
tive dinner are ruf1led tho wrong way and
the second attempt fails An idea strikes
his craneship. He walks to q small tub
OF water and soaks the sparrow SO that
the feathers cling closely. 1t is still an
impossible task to swallow the bird. The
crane works and works, and finally, by
pounding tho sparrow almost TO pulp, at
last makes meal. Then the audience
dfsperses wondering at the cranes marvel.
lous digestion. Memphis .jcimitar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01
GOT THE BACEACHEg
II You Have, Here's the Way to rid Your.
H., self Of the Wsarinsss and Pain At
= tending II.

Some people suffer with headache, man,
people are worn out and weary all th
time, many more people have lame baol
and bsokache. Few people understand
the real cause Of sheir aches. and feWeJ
yet know how easily tboy can be cured
The back L. the keynote Of the kidneys. Il
aches. that's q sign that the kidneys an
not working promptly, 1t 10 lame; another
Sign, the kidneys ara out Of order The
kidneys You know are the filters Of the
This means In their. case that the blood
courses through the entire system Inn
pregnated with poisonous uric ao,d, bring
ing on many disorder which, II neglect.
cd, meansslisessA perhaps incurable, And
now about th6 c1eos% Don't take our word
for It; road what tho people here In VIII
mingt0n say: TAI a a.
Mrs. Albert Bannon Of No ble East tn
street says, 'I.had kidney complaint Tor
the last 8 years. tried Different so-call-
% remedies s, and consnt.ed doctors but aot
could esercely attend 10 my household
cares. The pain In my back was ali but
continual and often kept up after had
gone to bed. When arose In the morning
felt lame and sore. Doan's Kidney Pills
came to my notice through reading the
home papers and thinking they might
give me relief ]. went to Danforti's drug
store and got . box. ! was not disappoint.
cd In the results for they took right hold
and soon brought me out all right. NV
husband also used them for q backache
and was benefited. have heard a number
o. my friends speak very highly Of Doan's
kidney Pills and am willing to endorse
such valuable preparation at all times"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers. Price 80 cents per box. Mailed on
receipt Of price BY all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents
'or the U. s. Remember the name Ooan's
md take no other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01

ARRlVlL Or the TEXAS.


The Big AaEias 1iyAtss xatAssisstiealll
No. Welcomed - She stsapsl Izts -,
:, Iusw. York Rasbar.- ..,. A
New York. Aug. l.-Back from ths
. coast Of Cuba. battle SCARED and pow-
der stained. and punctured in spots.
with her formidable guns bristlinr in
the sunlight and her officers and crew
laughing and cheering like sshoolboys
on q holiday trip, the United States
battleship Texas, Captain ]. W. Philip
IN command. steamed slowly up the
lower bay from Sandy Hook yesterday
on her way to the Brooklyn navy yard
for docking and repairs. The Texas
proceeded slowly to her, destinatio
amid salvos Of greetings from the
thousands Of people who crowded thu
decks OF the outward excursion boats.
Saiutations Of welcome came from
all sides. Every vessel that boosted a
steam whistle let 1t shrek for all II
was worth. The sailing vessels were
also in evidence, and the silent din
ping OF the colors aboard the pleasure
yachts. while not SO demonstrative as
the shrfil notes from the steamers, was
equally effective, and the man in
charge Of the steam siren on the Texas
worked like beaver replying to the
hearty reception. The cheers Of the
excursionists and passengers on the
numerous ferryboats was taken up by
the people, who watched the black
painted warship from the New York
and Brooklyn shores. and the brave
sailors responded with waving caps
and handkerchiefs.
When the Texas reached the navy
yard the dock was crowded with blue
Jackets and marines. who greeted their
fellows with feverish enthusiasm and
welcomed them back with joyous
cheers. As soon as the gangways were
placed In position hundreds of relatives
OF the men aboard rushed to embrace
the heroes who had fought 50 nobly
and successfully in the cause of hu-
mainly.
Twenty-Five sick sailors and marines
were brought back from the squadron
by the Texas. and they were all trans
merred to the naval hospital a in
ing the navy yard. None of them had
been injured in battle. and in no case
IL there any fear Of fatal results.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01

Schedule In effect May Is, 1888
Light. '
Express trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON Drt:
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEW YORK, week days, @3.1s, 'sN
| Io'A a. m; 'ls1s 1884. 1853, 1921, I'm
| |n'W p: m. Sundays. '3.lS, $685. sl1.a q
m; '3.S9, '5.21. '741 'l1.0o .. m,
80 szl5. III Ill., .s ISL s aay' .,cM is i III y
a. m; 'l21s. .2a. 245, 1853, 4B, ,52l, S3o
~ sls 'l',oO p. m. Sundays, 1913 Jsx
10y, 's'as, 1l.H. 'l124 a. M; 245 $3.50 Ell.
$50. IA. Oils tl1.O0 p. m.
CH ESTER, week DAYS, '3l3, B4s, ~
Llb 1855, 's25, 1893. s.45. 1904 II. OS a. NJ
'2S4 245 445 '5.2l. $40. IA, sl5. .ll.d
p m Sundays '3.l3 735, $50, 1888, 'il.A
ll:a a. m; 2.46. 1853. 1921. $50 IA, SIT
'n60 p. nj.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, .z15a
M; '!s 10. 1884, 1921 p. IN. Sundays Tax
6 SA 4 y NAY, week days, 545 a. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
week days. ALB. ITO. 1894, +11.ol a, MI
'HsS 200. SoA $40. 45l. '6l7. 1904, aH
:. m. Sundays. 41s. ITO. 1884 a. NJ; .l2W
nAI:C1,.op. o.v. ~! p: m.
, nAhIlMCRE AND WAY STATIONA
~; W,e a; m: go D. m daily. e,
81, a, warm: week days 4.1S. ITO. T3A
"a ss =. M ,lzos. So4. a57. '6.17. 1872. 'al,
~ sv:0e p: N. SUNDAYS. 4.ls ITO. 1884 a. "a,
1,1n, S,W; usI 49, 's1l p. m.
Pll'T6BURG. week days, 1894 4, M
VII .. m. Sundays. .S3i q. M; .4S7 D. M
CHICAGO. daily. 1891 a. M; al D, m.
CHicAGolvia. CINCINNATI and IN.
UlANAPOL1S, 1894 g. M, daily,
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, sSae
~, i1.oo ana VII p. m. daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01

TODD looks arc really more than skin
deep depending entirely on healthy CON.
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surely have good looks. Electric Bitters'i
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rectiy on the stomach, liver and kidneys,
Iuliilcs the blood, cures pimplcs, blotchej
ana b3lls ana gives a good complexion,
Every bottle guaranteed Sold at n y
Dahio4t IN drug store, Corner Second and
Market streets. % cents bot.le,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01

Ibe warmest parts of Italy visited by
the ordinary tourist are two rivieras
(shores), one commonly called the Riviera.
running from Nice to Genoa, where lie
Mentone, Monte Carlo, San Reno, otc. !;
the other still more beautiful coast, on
the sunny side Of the rocky promontorv
that bounds the bay of Naples on the
south, of which Amalf is tho gem. The
riviera from Nice to Genoa is sheltered
from cold north winds by the barrier of
the Alps, is full in the face of tho sun and
often docs not sec snowstorm for wears
Semitropical plants grow freely, and the
temperature is so mild that many victims
OF lung troubles are sent there to conyal
esce or die. 1t has hotels innumerablc,
which arc for the most part well filed
during the first four months Of the year
queen Victoria usually goes there for some
weeks in the early spring, and it abounds
with royalty and nobility. Robert Luce
in "Going Abroad"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
Cattle Receipts In phiIadelpbin an
tho IDfaGf

Cattle Receipts In Philadelphia and
the Latest Quotations.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-The receipts Of
cattle In this city last week were as fol-
lows; Reeves, 3,Os4; sheep, 1886; hogs.
Dig. Receipts for the previous week
were: Beeves, 2.s4S; sheep, 1864; hogs,
4.151. n''
Beef cattle were in full supply, and the
extreme hot weather restricted the de-
manu, which caused prices to decline on
all grades except extra fine Quotations:
Extra. 5hN5'2c.; good 5n5lsc; medium
Ea4'sc.; common, il2d4Ssc.
sheep were in full supply. and the ex-
trcme hot weather restricted the de-
mund. and prices declined &c. on all
grades. We quote: Extra, 4Am4l5c.:
good 81 Gle; medium, 34m3iac; common.
@q3c.; lambs, 4q6c
Hogs were firm at 5&d6c. for best west.
ein' ana 5iSG5%4c. for Others
rat cows were inactive at 2a,GJc
min cows were unchanged at s1OGl2o 10.
veal calves were dull at 4a6lac.
Mich cows sold fairly well at s2j6,5o
Dressed beeves sold from &c. to SIC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01
BASEBALL RECORDS.
Standing of the Clubs in the Race, For
Championship Pennants.
National League.

Standing of the Clubs in the Race For.
Championship Pennants.
National League.
wL.PC WI. pr
Cincinnati. .62 20 .6sl Pittsburg.. Al A sos
Boston go. rs 10 .65l Philadelp'a Al ~ aaa
Cleveland "a 81 gel Brooklyn. :. 80 So .;Nss
Baltimore 10 "a .5s5 Washington 81 IS 1855
Chicago 80 10 $50 Louisville. .,s9 IS .s56
New York. .f 40 $40 st. Louis =. "a 88 1857
SATURDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES
AT Philadelphta-First game: Balti-
more, :; Cleveland, l. Second game:
Cleveland. 4: Baltimore, l. At Pittsburg
Philadelphia. s; Pittsburg. 3. At Gin,
clhhatl-Clncinnati, 8; Brooklyn, Q. At
Chicago-Chicago, 10: Washington, O. At
Louisville-New York, 7; Louisville, 3,
AL 81 Louis-Boston, A. st. Louis, 2.
SUNDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Louisville-New York. 7; Louisville.
D. At Cincinnati-Cincmnati, 9; BROOKLYN.
b. Al Chicago-Chicago I; Washington, 4.
Eastern League,
wLPC. wrpc
Montreal. ..d4 "a .5G4 Syracuse. Al 30 .5la
Toronto. ...4l 80 $50 Ottawa AZ 40
Buffalo. A Al .523 Springfield. "a al AR
Wilkesbnrrc3s 25 .52l Providence 80 AZ ,4oa
SATURDAYS EASTERN League GAMES.
AT ottawa-Ottawa. 6: Wikesbarre. +.
~ Mohtreal-Montreal, 2; Providence, I.
AT Toronto-First game Toronto. II:
Springfield. 3 Second game Toronto, G:
Springfield, 8.
SUNDAYS EASTERN LEAGUE GAMEs
AT Observation-Disclosures s; Montreal
q At Observation-Disclosures 7: Ottawa. r
At Syracuse forfeited, disputel-Syracuse 0:
Ottawa y
Atlantic League.
w.. L. ~. W. l.. Pc
richmond. AS 81 5T Newark. $50 l3 40
Rradng. ..52 ~ 5A Hartford. =. .ss A. AZ
Lancaster 81 IS .513 Norfolk. IRA AZ An
Paterson. 80. a a .494 Allentown 80 40 ,a09
SATURDAYS ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES,
AT -LancaNer S: Allentown
I AT Newark-First game: Paterson, 4:
Newark, l. Second game: Paterson, 2.
newark, l. AT Reading-F'irst game:
Reading 8; Richmond, g. Second game
d2 innings: Reading, 8; Richmond, 4
SUNDAYS ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES.
AT misunderstanding, 2: Newark. 1. At |
game: Paterson. 3: Nor
loik !. Second game: Paterson, II; Nor.
folk g.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-01

The REPUBLICAN takes pleasure In pub /.
fishing o note, in another column Of this
issue from E. l. Dupont d. Nemours &
Co, relating to the recent press structures
upon tho Second Pennsylvania Regiment
now enoamped at Montchania. We are
pleased to learn that the soldiers are now
behaving themselves In decent and or
derby manner and are per forming the du-
ties for which they were do tailed at the Du
Pons powder works satisfactorily. There
are NO people anywhere more hospitable
than Delawareans, but they are sure to
want justice when aroused. Delaware
justice has peculiar sting to it.