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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

In holding the Labor Day exercises at
Fond du Lac the Duluth Street Railway
will be short several hundred dollars that
it would have possessed II the picnic had
been held at Lester Park. The committee
had this In view when the grounds We're
selected. fG ts! s IL ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

Lumber Shipping Records Broken.
The month Of August, broke all records
for lumber shipments from Duluth. The
amount was 65,417,75o feet, which is about
4 clean 2o,0oo,oo0 feet more than was ever
shipped from here in any month in the pa st.
In addition to the lumber there were 2,5oC.:
% Iath and 22;74sOOO shingles shipped. Tbs
shipments from Two Harbors for August
reached quite large amount, s.eso,OOO feet.
Coal receipts at the port. Of Duluth for
August amounted to 2o3, AS tons VI
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02
7. wage. Advanced At .Ashland.

Waves --::lAAdvanced z At 554AIshland. n
The lumber showers at Ashland, accord-
Ing to an Ashland paper, are to receive 60
cents an hour 4 for their labor beginning
Sept. This represents an advance of: ~
cents an hour; The lumber showers Of
Duluth nave II was. said last night, de
cided not to take. any action regarding an
advance at present, because OF . former
alse:rl'eeement making: 50 cents an hour the
rate for the season :z B. 80 I. .s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

The St. Paul council passed a resolution
allowing all laborers employed by the city
for the past two months full pay TOR La.
Dor Day The Duluth council would do a
commendable act by following the exam
pie set by our neighbors Of the SANITY
Ctitv s5El = lE- 55s ~ &5a
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

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Frank Stimson, Mrs Flora Davey, Mrs.
McGind1ey, MRS. Chapman and Mrs. Gear
lhart.--rhe party will go over the Miwau-
kee road from st. Paul. to Chicago and
| thence, on the Baltimore &, Ohio.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

No member of organized labor will have
dome his dirty unless he appears in the pro:
cession on Labor Day and in every way
aid in making the event a grand success.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

on to G. 4. n. National Encanpment.
Quite q large company of Duluthianz
left yesterday over the ST. Paul & Duluth
TO attend the g. A. r. eucampment al
Philadelphia. j. 8: milne and ]. q. Gray
were among the veterans The ladies Of the
EG. a. r. are represented in the party BY
Mrs. ;Wicks, Mrs. William lincoln. Mrs.
Asa Daily, Mrs. Bertha Webster. Mrs,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02
Saturday cinh Reyiyea:

The Saturday club, win hold its first reg::ss
uiar session Saturday, Sept. p $50 p. M
in Elk mall. It will be history day and
.the lesson viii embrace the first three|
years 81 Elizabeth's reign. The work, u
outlined Tor The: years study, Will he a
continuation OF English history, literature.
travel and art, with several musical after:
Moons interspersed 81 81 .gS q
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02
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Closes Monday

Library Closes Monday {
The public library viii be closed on Mon
day. The board q directors Of the library
wn1 meet On {. Tuesday night instead Of on
Monday to transact the regular monthly
business &. s::,, I.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02
greater car service I II Is

Greater Car Service This Year:
The lake Superior Car Service assocta-E2
ton during August a,andled q, 45l cars,|
which was $3.50 cars better than Tor Aug
ust, 1898 The Increase In. trafftc is due ii;
large degree TO the grea aano CUNT Of builds
mg III PROGRESS ct the head Of the lake
Building materials are q big Hem, II b. 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-09-02

Shot put, u pounds. Prizes-1st, 1box
La Linda cigars, donated by Ron Fernan:
dez'F& Co. ID, 1 box cigars, donated by
Liedel q Alsted. Sd, S$bottles wine, do
mated by fB. Heller Liquor Co. 4th, Id.
Weyman's Copenhagen snuff, donated by
Weymans& Bro. E,'s-,45
l@Pole vault. Prizes-1st, barrel Of apples
donated by Fttzsimmons-Derrig Co 3d
Tie, 200, donated by Az b. Stewert &
Co. %, I ham. donated BY NJ NJ Gasser.
4th II. ia Weyman' Copenhagen snuff,
donated by 'Weyman & Bro
Running broad tumA Prizes-1st, i
case private stock, donated by Val :Blatz
Brewing Co.2d, ! Jar butter, donated by
Bridgmani & Russell. ID, / bottle rye. do
RATED by John "A. landau 4th, lb. jar
Weyman's Copenhagen SNUFF, donated by
Weyman & Bro. s al
Hop, step and jump. Prixes-lst, !
bottle champagne, donated by Manllat-
tan Wine Co. I'd, j bottle st. Julien wine,
donated by VIM. Anderson Sd, 1 ID. Jar
Weyman's Copenhagen snuff, donated by
Weyman e Bro. gssEi 4.
Married ladies' race Prizes-1st,
family scale. donated by Kelley Hardware
Co. ID. box gum, donated by J.. &.
seecamp. Sd, ! box stationery. donated by
J. W. Nelson. sSsis:ss 81 s.
Pie eating contest, Prizes-1st, 4 bunch
bananas. donated by Knnidsen. FerSuson
Fruit Co. I'd, 1 box peaches, donated by
Knudsen-Ferguson Fruit Co..
Swimming race. Psizes-1st. 1 sweater,
donated by suffel g CO: ID, / ham. do
mated by J. p. sutphin q CO. Sd, j ID.
Jar Heyman''s Copenhagen snuff, donated
by Weyman & Bro. s.s5ss n
IS Tub race. Prlzes-lst, sack Of flour, do
mated by Meden & Morton. !. I'd. union
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
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VIII Have Qu'gg Arrested.

Richard Croker Inns taken charge of tho
coming Campaign for tho Democratic or
ganizatinn in New York known as Tam
many Hall. Lsmucl Ely Quigg, we'll
known to Wilmingtonians, has made the
charge that every pool room and other lie
legal resorts in Gotham HAYS contributed
$500 each, making campaign fund Of
$40 600 to help tho Democrats in their
coming campaign. CrOke. retorts that if
he (Quisg) will give him the name OF n
single member of Tammany Hall who has
taken cen. from law breakers for cam
paign purposes or otherwise he will give
him (Quigg) 1900. Moro than.that no
will have that man arrested and punished
But il Qnig9 fails to mako good his
charges he will have him arrested. III,
gauntlet has been thrown down to Quiz *
by the Tammany Chief, and it remains to
DO seen what will be thu result OF the chal.
lenge.
Do not buy inferior soaps from ped dlers
when you can buy Big Master, tho big
gest DC bar Of the best soap made, at your
grJcer's Give 1t a trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
COUNCIL WILL
BUY LAND.
Last Nights Session
Was Void of Much
Interest.

City Council last night received com.
muuication from the Park Commission
asking that land In the vicinity OF Rose
dale Park be purchased for park purposes
lbWith the communication there was pre-
sented the agreement of William P. Ban
croft, and both papers were received and
referred to the law and finance commit
tee.
6The properties to be bought are these;
East side Of Clayton from Shallcross to
Lowering avenue, 30Ox27a feet inches, o Sn.
cd by William NJ. Candy, and estate of
James Bradford, $1,000; lot south west cor
ner of Shallcross avenue aud Rowan
street. 70x75 feet, owned by John j. Cas-
sidy, 81, 700; lot southeast Of Shalloross
avenue and Clayton street. owned by
II Dandy and +. c. Carpenter, 75xlL0 feet,
1850; lots in vicinity OF Kattlesnaks run,
1877 feet Inches by 40 feet, owned BY p J.
Tyre, 1880; lots on Shallcross avenue
west OF Clayton street. sowned by w. p.
Bancroft, liz feet inches by 1888 feet in
ches. 50. 557; portion of Rossdsle Park.
owned by w. p. Bancroft, 279 feet inch
es by 800 feet, a, 600; total, $2O.2 The
amount In hand to purchase park land Is
III. $3.50. For the difference. Mr. Ban
croft will hold a lot at Lowering avenue
and Clayton street, 2)ox25O feet. At any
tlins within five years he will sell this to
the cityfor the cost, the amount paid In the
meantime for taxes and four per cont In.
terest.
The interest bill for Novem Der, amount
ing to 1916, and bonds amounting to ", 0C0
were. ordered paid. Daniel D. Taylor was
returned 800 over paid tax.
The public building committee reported
formally upon the communication Of the
Brandywine Library Association asking
for the usa Of the Academy In the Ninth
Ward.
City Treasurer Famann reported the
balance in Union Bank to be $57, 1893 81:
in each Of the four depository banks, SO,
600; park purposes, 1854 IS; received Of
S. S Adams, Jr, $s.O4AOl; Thomas S.
Lewis, sl,s2o; Isaac c. Pyle IS; Eugene
M. Sayers, $1,000
The miscellaneous payroll OF 50 O747l,
the police payroll of Sc. OIL 81, and Council
payroll of 1915 49, were ordered paid.
On motion OF Mr.. Monaghan, an order
for $3.50 was drawn for contingent fund
for the police department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
Not Likely To MateraIize.

There Is hardly any likelihood of the
New Castle Railway extending its line to
Farndurst this year. if 1t counts in sscur.
Ing thu contract for lighting the County
AMI State buildings at that place at the
fgul es submitted Tho Trustees of tho
Poor will confer with the Trustees Of the
Delaware State Institution Of the Asylum
Thursday, November 2, as to the advisa.
bility Of tho proposition submitted by the
Railway Company. But nothing yet has
been done In the matter by the board of
Trustees.
The concsnsus Of opinion appears to be
that IL the Railway Company Wishes to
build the line over to Farnhurst 1t will
have to be done by that Company with
out any material help from these two In
stitu,ions. There should be no trouble
to make branch line pay rs hundreds of
persons visit these two institutions In the
course of a week, II the road is built, We
predict that 1t would moro than pay oper.
ating expenses from the start.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
PRICE CENTS.
Hints by May Man ton.

This danny yet simple waist formed
part Of dressy toilette of gray and whi'o
satin foulard, the yoke being of tucked
white mouSseline over satin. The trim
Ing consists of grey and white ribbon
rucLing and fancy belt with silver clasp
encirclos the waist
The waist Is supported by fl ted Innings
that close In center 'front.' The yoke Is
shaped from ''ready made tucking or the
material Is tucked before being shaped by
tho pattern. The lining back are covered
to yoke being included in the right
shoulder scam and closed over on the left.
A stylish feature is the extension of the
shoulder portions OH front and back to
form prettily scallopcd epaulettos over the
sleeves.
The upper edges OF the fronts and back
are also shaped in scallops the right front
tapping slightly over on the left and clos
Ing invisibly. The fronts are arranged
with modified blouse effect, the bnck
having closely tapped plaits at the waist
line.
The neck Is finished with a standing
collar to which is added scalloped portions
that flare gradually from behind the cars
to the back.
The two seams sleeves are of stylish
shape, fitting the arm closely to near the
top where the slight fnlness is disposed in
gathers. Stylish cuffs with pointed ends
flare ovor the hands completing tho
wrists.
The mode ia suitable for separate waists
OF silk, satin, lace, or cloth, and very
charming combinations may thus be
fashioned.
All-over lace corded or tucked tnffeta
or spangIed not may DO used for the yoke,
aud II the sleeves arc made from tho same
material, pretty gulnlpe effect will re-
suit. Applique, lnce, spanGlsd bownot',
regular insertions, rucbings of chiffon
Or ribbon, passenenterie or chenille
trimming will mako stylish and effective
decoration.
To make this waist in tho medium size
will require ono and one half yards Of ma
terlal forty-four inches wide. Tho pattern
No. 1913, ia cut in -izes for q 80, "a, &c, 81,
and 40 Inch bust measure.
This pattern can Ia secured by filling In
the blank below ard sending IL to Re-
PUBLICAN Office with tho price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
DOTS.

With the view of getting people inter-
ested in the Institu'e Free Library,
Librarian Doan is sending postal cards re.
curing that they think of the Library.
Union Republicans conferred here yes
to-day.
The East Side Republican Association
will give smoker on November 10.
Continuing the Calvary Baptist Church
anniversary sociabe will be held in the
church this evening. On Sunday Rev.
DR.. Weston will preach in tho morning
and Rev. &, W. Folwell in the evening.
DR.. William C. Dreiu Of this city has
been elected to the staff Of the Episcopal
Hospira al of Philadelphia for term OF
twenty seven months, to begin on Febru-
ary l.
There will be an all-day meeting at
Ebenezer NJ. L. Church, Pleasant Hill,
on Sunday. The services will commence
at 9 o'clock with love feast.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y, NJ. c.
A. and others interested in the movement
to raise the debt Of s25, 900 against the as
ISOLATION, will hold a meeting this after
noon in the Association hail.
Joseph McCullen, John J. Gilbrde,
Ernest Gillespie, and Professor August
krapf Of this city, last night entertained
the Highland Club of Che ,tsr with II
musical programme
COuu y tax collectors are receiving very
small amounts as taxes on Investments
under tho Adams tax law. Those who
are paying arc people who have but small
investments.
Suit was entered yesterday to tho Nov
ember term of the Superior Court by l.
Irving Handy, representing Samuel D.
Forbes, against the executors of the estate
of George 5. May, deceased, for alleged
breach Of covenant,
The choir of st Patrick's r. c, Church
met last night and discussed the matter
of music for Christmas. 1t Is intended to
give an elaborate programme,
Bids for ero2ting st. Matthew'S Euisco-
pal Church for colOrcd people will be re.
coived until the latter part of next week.
Several members Of the Jr, O U. A. NJ.
went to Goorgotown last evening to take
part in the installation Of a new council
neer there.
The dcna ion and reception day at tho
homeopathic Hospital, Shallcross ave-
nuo and Van Buren, street. was held yos.
to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
GREAT COUN-
Gil ADJ0URNS.
The Session Was a Har-
mOniOuS One.

The annual meeting Of the Great Coun-
Gil Of Delaware. L o. r. NJ. came to an
end last evening afteEa most harmonious
session.
According to the reports from the va
rious officers and committees the past
year has been one Of exceptional advance
ment for the order, and the stride forward
exceeds that Of any recent year.
1t was the aim Of the Great Council to
increase the membership Of the order In
Delaware to 1900. Although the official
reports do not show II tho increase OK.
cseded tho desire by about fifteen nom.
bers, the report Of twenty-five new mem
bers coming in after the chief Of records
had made out bis official report.
The fund for the aid Of aged and indi-
gent Red Men far exceeded last great suns
increase and the move was given great
seud-on by prominent members Of the Or
der. Great Chief Aubrey Vandever sug-
gestcd that the committee purchase site
for tho erection Of home, but no action
was taken upon the matter.
TIE next meeting Of the Great Council
will be held ct Dover, although Milford
had also invited the great chiefs to meet
there.
The representatives to tho Great Couu-
Gil. which meets in Milwaukee, 'wers in
struotod to make motion that the pres.
ont three degrees be combined In one. The
great keeper Of records wins instructed to
communicate with the other councils ask
Ing them to Cooperate with the Delaware
representatives on this matter. 1t Is be.
iieved the change will meet with the ap-
proval of most Of the members.
The trouble over the dispensations Of
Pccohontas Council Of tho Highlands and
Henry Clay was settled. 1t was dec ided
to reinstate both for year until the ap-
peal taken by the Highland organization
can be heard at Milwaukee. 1t has been
claimed that the dlspensatIons are illegal
The following officers were appointed:
Sanop, John Barber; Machinewa, William
Parks; guard of forest, A. r. Swain:
guard Of wigwaln, john H. Olipger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,
October 81, 1893.

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wy oounc'.nua Anu'0" NJ manassas
oonnneo 70 ms oeo on aooo"n'oi ~ in-
1ureu knee "h'ie w@N,ns ao'o's '"s
va. ioo'n y. 'n' o'"' .io''. no s"pp'N 80
an .Aiiins ms ios '"'s.sa "''A ~non NJ ,o'
no in1ureu MS knoe' 1ho "''nu'us pn9,
sic'an "ahhos Tell now seriously 10 II nu''
OF present.
sunday next Will DO Dig day In tne M
n. cn"rcn' Mfs r1ecn' tno gospe' Singer
wiz 10 presen' anu sing ~ aii 'ne ser'ices.
10 'ns morning feosia'hg Hiaer wan Will
occupy inc pup"
Id inc AFTERNOON nev. ''r oerry' eu,eor
u INC hpwortn heraio' wi' peeaon' Ans
VIII 10 f"re ou"h0o ior 'no onuf'u soor'
Of Now .as'io 10 near Ut. nerry' Ho.,"'
L. . murray, OF o. rdur ohu'cn' VIII
mington' VIII preach al INC evening ser-
vice wneh reViVai iheet'ngs Will ope"'
rev Dr' ADKINS Will DO assis'eu aurius
inc manner OF revival mee'inss w is'''
Mr. compton,.
Bryan M. King VIII deliver one o. MS
famous lectures In the Opera House 70
MorroW oVeh'hB ior 'ho oo"on' VI VIZ
hrary FUND OF theNew Castle H'gh sonoo''
Miss Name Whitemnrk ana MISS mar
garrett CorficK Will fehder musical seiecS-
Ions.
The Rough Riders Will tackie INC roy
81 Blue loot Dali team OF wilmington 70
morrow ~ Dat.ety i"A, :" p,aU'.'
game t'ich"ro virgin anu '"no' "AN.
coihdeu' Nv resui' ui'0 na' .us ".o"'
Ill ihoh 'nsiens'n WINS 'D ~, W
similar CUT o'er 'ne oso' .n's n"0 'A0'
Injuries aressea "' n0rri' pn"f"
Uarpes nno'ou,hs e'0 ~ pel oon''o ''
wilmington pi'o''' i'' '"' '"'''
eeo'o'oops
"A ihee''nH VI 'noso ih''nu'"s ~
CONS members u oo'hp"nS n'' ~ w.
Will 10 neiu IN 'ne afinofy Va neA' Wv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.

Timely Information given Mrs. George
Long, OF New StraitSvlIle, Ohio, prevent
ed dreadful tragedy and saved two lives.
A frightfui cough hud long Kept her
awake every night. Shc had tried many
remedies and doctors but stoadily grew
worse until urged to thy DR.. Kings New
Discovery Ono bottle wholly cured her,
and she writes this marvellous medicine
also cured MIR. Long Of a severe nttack Of
Pneumonia, Such cures are positive
proof Of the matches merit of this grand
remedy fer curing all throat, chest and
lung troubles Only 50c. and Sl.D0
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at n. B. Danforth's drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
Trolley Cars Collide.

Two Darby cars coilided at Shellpot
bridge about 6. Is o'clock this morning and
the trout end Of one Of them was badly
mashed. The broken glass flew In ali d-
rections in the car and Miss Maggie Folly
Of Chester, who was In tho car at the time
was slightly injured, Miss Folly vas on
her way home to arrange for her marriage
which will take pac, In st. Palricks
Church shortly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
Eeae,y II blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring mp the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blaokheads,
and that siclily bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfacSicn guaranteed. Zoe. 25c. 5tr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27

THE Board of Education of Phil
adelphia will ask city council for
an additional appropriation next
year OF $4,000. Principals of
kindergartens for the first year OF
service get $3.50, with yearly in
crease OF $50 for five years, until
the maximum of 500 shall be
reached Assistants IN kindergar-
tens get for the first year of service
$500, with a yearly increase of $50
for five years until the maximum of
$3.50 shall be reached. Heads of
departments in the Normal School
for Girls and High School for Girls
will receive in addition to present
salary 5000, the total salary, how.
ever, not to exceed $500. The pro-
vision was made that no salary at
present exceeding $500 is to be af-
tected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
Street market housea good lot Of Cape
May Goodies, the first Of ths season, but
Ter Hsh. blue fish. trout, Goldfish, cat fish,
an other va, ieties Of the flnny tribe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27

THE stock market was not so
buoyant yesterday. Prices sagged
owing to the demands OF the bears
having been freely covered on We'd
nesday. The coaIcrs reflect the
greatest advances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27
TELL YOUR SISTER

Beautiful Complexion - an impolshlllty
without good pure olood, that only exists, n
liver and bowels karl's Clover Root Te,a,jI
directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys Keep
trg them in perfect health. Price ii, AL JJs
For Sale by N. b. Danforth. Second and Mar
ket strest5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-27

A wARNlNG has been given against
kissing in public in Connecticut.
stephen Lawrence and Mary Car
roll were sentenced to Jail for Is
days for kisSlngon the street My.
what a severe penalty!