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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26
Important Order From the War Depart.

CLEVELAND, O., May 81. - An inn
portant order from the war depart
ment was received by wire at the local
United States recruiting Office Fri.
day. 1t directed that hereafter
all recruits for heavy and light
artillery should be sent Immediately
to Tampa uniformed and completely
equipped. 1.-THE demand is urgent" }"
the telegram said, especially for
heavy srtillerymen. Telegraph this
office the number sent in
each detachment. Separately note
on the assignment cards the
branch of service for which each
man has enlisted"
A stock of uniforms and soldiers
equipment is now on hand here and
all the new recruits will be fully
equipped before they leave
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26

Admission to Hollyrood palaeo aa1
chapsl will hereafter b fsSs, u &S3k
ish government hasing Decided = ~.
eeaanue TIE taking e -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26
THE NEW POWER.

What the vorwaerts, the Organ of the
German Social Democrats, Has to
Say of the Americans.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26

"The unspeakable American would
set his foot on our necksl Ha I"
The castilian was beside himself with
rage. he gnashed his teeth. He clsnched
his hands.
"But never" bel shrieked, "shall 1.-THE
foot of foreign foe pres upon the soil
OF Spain! Never
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26
There is q Class OF People

Who are injured by the use OF coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains,
that takes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives it without dis.
tress, and but few can tell it from coffee.
1t does not cost over / a. much. Chill.
dren may drink 1t with great benefit.
10 cts. and 25 cts. per package. Try 1t,
Ask for GRAIN-O.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-26

Hillsboro, o., May Is, 1898.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
PENINSULA PARAGRAPHS.

4 Baptist church will bs erected al
Salisbury.
Wye campmeeting, the Rev. f. G.
Atkins minister in charge, will begid
on July 26th.
DIR. Ernest Rowland and Miss LulJ
Pusey will be married at Port Deposi
next Wednesday.
William lioge of Minnesota has
bought the Jerry Wright farm, near
Cambridge, for Sc, 500.
The Rev. W. Il. Gwiun will hare
charge of Hebron campmeeting, which
will begin on July 3Oth.
Tho wedding Of Edward Il. Rich al
Eastoh and Miss Mary A, Sunderland
Of Ellicott City will take place next
Wednesday,.
Summerfield j. Dennis, convicted in
Worcester county Of the murder OF
America Holland. has heen sentenced
to he banged on August 18th.
Judge Charles +. Holland ana ex-
Gov. Il. Il. Jackson bave put Lemon
Hill, Salisbury, Rt the disposal of the
volunteer 6remen and IL will be used as
public park.
George W. Burke. Jr.. son of thu
Rev. George W. Burke OF the Whining.
ton Mpthodist Episcopal Conferences,
has been appointed head of the oom.
mercial department amt leader of the
military band OF the North western Uni.
versitv, near Chicago,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
HhIDG ETILLR.

Special Coiresponjencc OF Gazette and journal
Bridgeyille, juno 22.-Jobn IL.
Short, commission merchant of
Scranton, Pa, whose family ia so
Journing here, was injured in railroad
wreck near Mnuch Chunk, an Sunday,
while iourneying to Brdgevile. lie
was hurlsd into aile of wreokage and
rendered unconscious. His bhck was
badly hurt, and whom he arrived here,
On Monday, he WAS unable to walk,
Tha Bridgeville postnllice has hsep
made separating office, with in
creased pay. Mails are made up here for
Oakel, Atlanta, Scntt's and smithvills,
Md. Postmaster Moore has reccived
aud placed on sails the new Trans. Mis-
sissippi postage stamps Ills order
waa one OF tine first to lie filled.
John Blockson was serioualy injured
on Monday, and Fred Selhy cut about
the head, by a belt Slipping, at the
cannery. Blockson was struck in The
treast with sufficient force to crush the
bone.
James II. Brown, wealthy farmer.
uied at his home. near here, on Mon
day. lie wasS2 years of age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
THE CLASS or WIN ErY.EIeur.

The charming Class Of Ninety eight,
The fair, the bright, the clever,
With eyes alight and brows elate
From strife and high endeavor;
The college doors behind them swing,
They take up life and duty;
For them to-day the glad bells ring.
The world is deckod with beauty.
The gallant Glass of Ninety.eight.
The lads Of pluck and nower,
Who hustle to man the ship OF state,
Who dare the darkest hour
Who love their land aud mean TO show
Their zeal to do her honor
The Class of 'Ninetyeisht. agow
10 pour their wealth upon her.
Dear girls and men of 'Ninety-eght.
set free from days of study,
With health and strength in nien and ,,oit
With fPces fair and rllddv, e"'''
The cOmmonw wealth has place for Won ...
She takes you from the college
And gives you toilful tasks to ia
With skill and care and knowledgo
God bless the Glass of 'Ninetv.ei,h,.
The wide land lifts the chorus 81"
God give this class the hapuicst fnto
God bless the banner Ser ms "'''
The doors of learning swing apart
The doors of stern eudeayor
SUI open to the fearless henri
Nor shall they close forever
--Harpers Bazaar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
THE NEN3 o. NEW CASTLE.

special Correspondence OF Hasette ana Journal
New Castle, June 81. Yesterday,
shortly before noun, tho booty of a
drowned man waa found floating 10 the
river opposite this city. Theodore
Cnyender, Michael Bishop and James
MeCullin socured huat and inter
placing limo about tho body toweu 1t
to Delaware street wharf, whore it re-
manned until viewed by DIR. Stewart
and Deputy Coroner Chandler, when it
was placed in thu county ambulance
and takon to FarnhurHt for interment.
The body was in a badly decomposnd
state, hut bore no marks of violence,
although tho neck appeared to he
broksn.
The body was thut Of man about So
yeara Of age, weighing about 100 pounds
anu feet / inches in height. II wac
dressed Ia a black vest and trousers, a
soft shirt, black tie, light flannel un
derwear and Congress gators. In the
packets were papers and bills addressed
TO Grayhill Furlow, No. Gi0 Poplar
street, Lancaster. Pa, 10 cents and a
pair OF gold frame glasses.
This is the second drowned boliy
found in this vicinity within &c hours.
Officer Tobin is suffering from a vary
sore hand. a few days ago. while cut
ting wood, the head OF the Ratchet flew
OIL and striking ths back of his right
hand cut an ugly cash. He covered the
wound with Eiece of court plaster and
IT began to tester until now the hand
10 very sure ami badly liberated and
bluod poisoning is feared.
NJ lss Esther V. Hasson. former
resident Of this city and recently of
New Haven, Conn, has enlisted in the
United States service as a professional
nurse, for sea duty. She will probably
be assigned as chief TO NJ iss Clara Bar
ton, or else placed in charge of one OF
tho hospital vessels now being fitted
out. Miss Hasson is member Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
She Is the daughter OF DR.. a lexander b.
Hasson, who was surgeon III the
regular army and died whils On duty at
Fort Trumbul. MrG. Hasson, her
mother, is now living in Now London,
Conn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
DREAM OF THE SPANISH ADMIRAL.
A. d., Ib4i.



IN slumber rs the morning broke
~ was our homeward voyage to SPAIN
Methou5ht gave a parting look
AZ the New World beyond the main:
The shores were low, and soft, and faint.
Half purple mist and half firm land,
on which the sunbeams seemed 10 paint
The semblance of a foamy strand,
ldreamed saw hundred ships
where not a sail had glanced before
And for chained hands and lived lips
heard newborn people roar,
To every mast flag was nailed,
NO hon crest but stripes and stars,
aud deep into the sea they sailed
To wrestle with us, old in wars,
They Glove our ranks, they clomb the towers
olur lottiest gnlleons proudly bore:
They struck with more than mortal bowers
Iill spain herself could strike no more.
And down the wind we drfted far,
And to the shore our hunks were blown.
The sea was thick with mast aud snnr
And spain was shaken from her throne:
And louder than the whirring brine,
ANA louder than the lannon's roar,
heard voice. Vengeance Us mine,
recompeuse for eyermore !"
Now may st. James defend lis still,
AND may the cavaliers of Spain
SAL on and conquer whom they will,
ana teacn me that my dream was VAIN.
London Spectator
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Permits for two farmers TO orcppv
the same space IN the King str0et mar.
ket are causing Clerk of tho Market
Sonnell annoyancv. They are held by
William Becker and man named Ham
moni, the latter tenant on II. III.
McM ullen's farm, and were issued by
Clerk McConnell's predecessor. The
trouble, it ia said, resulted from an
error on tho books of tho clerk of the
market. Messrs. Becker and Hammond
have been notified to appear ia the
Municipal Court on July 18th. when
be made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
Reckless s,,oo,,pr nv , nur.,or

Chicago, ILL.,, june 2l.-In attampt.
ing 10 shoot policeman, Immediately
after committing daring burglary,
last night. Bruno Puhun shot and killed
woman named Jennie Armling, sup.
posed TO he his accomrlice, anil also
wounded hoy. Puhan was pursued
by policemen and after making another
attempt to do violencs with his re-
volver, was finally captured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
smith i.rlbery Trial pnsrnnnnd

Philadelphia, Pa, June 2l.-The
case of Peter r. Smith, charged with
bribery in connection with the Leasing
Of the City Water Works to the Schuyi.
kill Water Co., was called to-day for
trial before Judge Pennypacker 10
Quarter Sessions Court, but was in
definitely postponed owing TO tho ILL
neus OF the defendant
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Under a libel filed Tuesday in the
Initial States District Court in Phila.
deiphia by tho u. D. Register Co,
wFeckcrs at Lewes. the schooner Belle
Halliday nov at Philadelphia. was
seized to recover 81, 1876. salvage for
serSicos rendered while the vessel was
ashore in Delaware Bay. during gala
in April last. The vessel was after
WARD releaaed on entering security in
the sum of 81, 500,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Washington, June 81. = Secretary
Gage has written letter to thu House
ways and means committee and the
Senate finance committee stating that
it is absolutely impossible 10 put the
adhesive stamp sections Of tha War
Revenue bill into operation on July lat
and, asking that the time be extsnuud
until July 18th, and TINT this conn, ia.
sion he increased from ono TO three per
cent. In order to increase popular inter
eat in the distribution Of the stampu.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

The April Fortnightly Review says
that tho Yankee ia fellow citizun with
tho garbage OF the uniyersc;" lion.
.Iames Bryce. NJ. p, in thu July At
lantic says, :" Here in England we never
think Of Americana as different from
ourselves, and whan we speak Of for
eigners we do not include them. The
Fortnightly Reviewer to tho contrary
Notwithstanding, Hon. Mr.. Bryce pre-.
sumahly does not regard himself and
his coutrymen as fellow citizens with
garbage" Which is correctY'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Ths only possible chance for the
Democratic party Of Delaware to win at
the GINNING election is by the rominn
tion of thoroughly good men for the
various offices, particularly for tho
Legislature. They should he the very
opposite of tho men chosen to tho last
Legislature.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Camden. June 90. .-James Barous.
aged " ycars, died on Sunday.
The Rev. }. II. johnson was soyersIy
injured In runaway accident recently.
For tho first time in many yeare
wheat was cut in Kent county ne early
ne june 18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Danisl Grant, a Kentmero yonth
wh'le 10 enjoyment of the sueculent
CHERRY Monday afternoon, fell from a
trse nnd striking upon his head, was
rsnnered unconscious His fiiends
were greatly alarmed at his condition,
but in short time be recovered his
aenses and will probably pull through.
One OF his hips wRs bruised in the fnll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Special Correspondence Of Gnzstto and Journal
Clayton, June 2l.--Shortly before
noon yesterday fire broke out in the
third story of David Boggs' residence,
which is nearly opposite the deput.
Tho blaze was extinguished in about
half an hour The damage was very
great.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Howard 0ould's new steam yacht
Niagara, which arrived in New York on
Friday from the yards OF hsr buildero
in this city, will probably be aided to
the United States navy's flept of armed
cruisers and sent to Santiago to rein,
force Admiral Sampson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23


Important changes in tho habits Of
the people produced by the extension of
trolley lines throughout the country are
pointed out by IIarrer's Weekly.
Thousands of women and children. .
it says, who hitherto have rarely
found the opportunity to get outside Of
their own door-yards now are enabled,
at a slight outlay, to enjoy regular
weekly outings-long trips through
pleasant scenery, shopping and sight
seeing expeditions to neighhoring largo
towns and cities, with the prospect of a
theatre matinee or perhaps popular
concert, or a visit to recreation grounds
with all surts of attractions-band CON
certs, variety performances, &C. The
love OF natural sceney-the most UNI
versal of the aesthetic paHsions-finds
means OF qualification and cultivation
in tho rural trolley line that only the
bicycle has oqualed. There are few
rural highways that do not pass
through pleasant scenery of some kind !:
and the trolley lines, as II rule, follow
the highways"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Tho Signal informs US that "tho
largest Prohibition convention over
held in Illinois, and il in said tho
largest Stats Prohibition convention
aver held in tho country, assembled
the last week in May at peoria. be
tween |. 200 and 1900 delegates we're
present. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

The Richmond, Va, Times SECS a
magnificent opportunity for tho Demo.
Gratis of the country to get together. "If
they will but discard the Chicago plat
form, and take mp any platform which
the party has adopted 10 days past, in
sorting as the central plank opposition
to Imperialism" it says, 1--WE believe
that there will be such Democratic
loVefcast, auch gathering together In
the house of our fathers, az was MAYER
before Witnessed in the history of this
country"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Despite the excitement consequent
upon the war With Spain, tho Roanoke,
Va, Times finds that considerable in.
terest is manifested by men in thu
North and Northwest, and from Europe
also, in Virginia landa. DR.. Scherer,
immigration agent of the Norfolk &
Western Railway Co., it says, reports
considerable increase in the number
OF homeseekers along the limo Of that
road, and as there is disposition on
the part Of some extensive land. owners
to divide their property into small
farms far settlers, he has already been
able to locatu number IN Halifax and
other counties. These are all men of
some means, and are valuabls additions
to the communities in which they
locate. The price of land is so reason
able and the climate so mild, compared
with the regions from which they have
emigrated, that they are delighted with
the change
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

The subject Of taking the census of
100 is being considered by Congress.
whatever is done, no such worthless
and extraVagant scheme as was impused
upon the people for the census of 1890
should be permitted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Harry Hooper, who resided near Can.
treyillc, was killed on Sunday by
vicious bull.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23
Corsets CoRsETs to suit every
want mr. saoeon o.o Il,

MI y
want or season are in
TINS oompletest of corset stores.
we hint Of three sorts that have
won many friends because of un-
usual goodness at their prices.
Al ooi--Estelle Corsets, with long waist;
o. strong Jean with sateen strips; boncd
and drab.
At 81, 25-L. r. Corsets, with long waist;
OF American coutil with sateen strips
spoon clasps; two side steels; boned
bust; sizes 10 to 80 in; in white and
drab.
Msl 25-H. & s, Corsets Of fine eoutil;
long waist; short hip; corded bust
sizes 10 to 80 In. in white and drat.
John Wanamaker.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23


Samuel j. Tilden was q great Demo.
crat, a great student of statecraft and
an acknowledged leader of the psople.
In 1876 he was elected President of tho
United States. but the people were de.
prived OF their choice. In a speecb
delivered before the New York Demo
cratic State convention in 1868, Mr..
Tildeu said: ave have everywhere
hitherto refused to enter into PARTNER.
ship In self government with Interior
or mixed races. remember that
twenty -one years ago there seemed to
he danger that the spirit of territorial
extension would lead some of the Dem.
ocratic party to favor the ABSORPTION of
all Of Mexico and the incorporation OF
the populated portions of that country
into our system. For the purpose OF
checking that tendency a declaration
was prepared by great statesman of
that day. and was made public, to the
effect that to hold Mexico as a province
would be contrary to the principles of
our institutions and would tend Ia
their subversion; and that the destinies
of our great experiment in sslf-govorn-
ment could not be safely committed to
the issue of a partnership in 1t with
the 5000, 900 Of the mixed Iaces which
formed three quarters of the population
OF Mexico l may add that, being con
suited, ! concurrvd in the measure ,,
Vino will dare say that if he were living
today Samuel j. Tilden would not
sturdily oppose the wild fever of terri
torial acquisition that is now sweeping
over the country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

While wheat ruled high, the free
silver coinage organs forgot their fav-
orite aphorism that the price of metal
silver regulates the price of wheat, .
from the fact that the price Of metal
silver most provol1ingly ruled low.
But now that wheat is falling in prico.
they are taking courage, and the most
radical and impractical organ of all, the
Sussex Journal, rises to remark: eve
are sorry to see the price of wheat fall,
and We write this merely to show the
foolishness of the radical gold standard
argumentH The general principle that
the price Of wheat, under normal con-
ditions, is ruled by the price Of silver,
is as true to-day as ever" Yes, lust
about "aa true as ever" for it never
was true, and mover will DO. The price
OF wheat as well as the price of metal
silver and every other commodity, is
regulated by the law of supply and de.
mard. Even gamblers on the market
exchanges find this out in time, and
some OF them to their loss and BORROW.
as did young Mr.. Letter Of Chicago,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

The annual report of the New York
Chamber OF Commerce. Just issued,
contains the statement that 1.-THE pres.
ent war is a protest OF civilization
against semi barbarian. 1t was for
the purpose of securing to the people OF
Cuba free and stable government and
not for tho acquisition of territory,
that the United States declared war. !"
This is true, and the declaration nv
Congress plainly disclaimed any idea Of
territorial acquisition. But now the
cry Is to reach out after every piero OF
spanish territory in sight and make it
part OF the United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Governor Tunnel, MONDAY, through
the medium Of Every Evening, con
veysd to the people the pleasing infor.
nation that he would not sign tho dan
Gerous. Ballot bill passed by the last
Legislature, and which needed only his
aignature to become operative. 1.-THE
bill ia in the morgue, y said ths Cover
nor, genially, land it will probably re-
man there. "
By tue morguo" is meant the state
in which bills passed during tho clos
ing hours of tha Legislature romain
until they arc acted upon by tho Gov
ernor, or die by limitation. Such bills
cannot be vetoed by massage to the
Legislature, as that body has adjourned.
inc provision of the Constitution is
ibat tho Governor has thirty days from
the day OF the adjournment for the con
sideration OF these measures. lie may
sign them, or not as no wills. But all
that no does not pass upon within that
limit are thereby lost
Governor Tunnell has plainly Expressed
his intention of permitting the Ballot
law to thus die natural death, and We
have no doubt that the newa will be re-
celVed with great pleasure by the great
majority Of the people of Delaware 1t
was clear that the measure had few
supporters, its friends being confined
to some meaning, but misguided
persons, and cotsrie Of corrupt Re !.
publican politicians who saw in its pro
Visions with respect to printing tickets
an unparalleled opportunity for frauds
upon the ballot Governor Tunpell,
therefore, respects sound public senti
ment by not interfering to save the dis
credited measure from deserved death.
The Morning News asserts that it
would ne better for Governor Tunnel
to veto tho hill in due form, instead of
permitting 1t to expire by limitation,
but we do not think be is called urnn
to take any negative action in the
prcmiHes. The language Of the Consti
tuition is that No hill shall become a
law after the final adiournment Of the
General Assembly, unless approved hy
the Governor within thirty days after
sucn adjournment" Manifeetly, thore
fore, the Governor has nothing to do
but to sign the nil or let it alone, and
in this particular case there is no neces
sity for funeral oratiou, A quiet lnter
ment is bettor in all respects.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

Princess THIN, elastic. real kid.
May skins are used in the
Gloves summer styles of Prin-
cess May Gloves. They
are tne IDEAL gloves for the season,
combining as they DO comfort with
style, dressiness with their likeable
price
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-23

callcoes there are four thousand
styles to choose from before the
last dainty Madras has been seen.
Magnificent showing!
Counting twelve yards as a dress
pattern this list will tell The cost OF
the fabric needed for the dress
THE PRINTED STUFFs-
l2yards standard Prints, iss
u yards best Calcoes, Cos. =......
II yards fine DmitieS, Cos.
" yards Corded Lawn, 15c.
IL yards fine Lawn, SIC.
IL yards Batistc Lawn, Sl,21
IL yards Swiss Lawns, 81. so.
" yards Plaid Organdie, Sl.5o.
IL yards Swiss Mulls, 81 co.
IL yards striped Organdie, Sl5o
u yards printed Sateens, Sl2o.
II yards fine Sateens, sl.SO.
THE WOVEN FABRICs-
IL yards good Bingham, 7se.
II yards fine Bingham, ST. Os.
" yaids fine Zephyr Bingham, Sl.02
II yards batiste Bingham, 81. 20.
y yards plaid Bingham, 81. 90
y yards best Seersueker, 81. 20.
" yards standard Bingham, Sl.50
" yards Madras Bingham, Sl.SO
" yards Madras Bingham, S2.la
~ yards Scotch Bingham, So 40
~ YARDS American Cheviot, Sl.B0
u yards Scotch Bingham, $500.
u yards American Madras, $500
yards IS In. Bordered Bingham, 81 10.
IL yards Imported Duck, So o.