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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
I'iSl, And Oysters

CN1I DNOWC! 3UJ
Tor good ant, cheap Fresh Fish aud the va-
~ best Oysters a5, 3d. and 40 oents per
quart. Delivered. free Of charge.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

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Ludwig Plano. Nothing better Sturo 5lo
Shtpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

MIR. EDlToN For an ''all around"
nominee we cannot think Oft man who
batter represents the people than Colone!
Henry A. DUPONT. 10 agriculture he Is
largely and practically producer as also
in manufactures
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
wOEE!NG MEMS INTERESTS.

NO WOEkI1E men arc DetttF tTtHttU, OF
Letter paid than tho great number ON"
ployed ty hiL, md tho transportation,
manufacturing, agricultural aud :om-
nero ri Interests and corporations in
which he holds membership. Working
!aenls Interests are sufo with A!m. VOTER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

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and angry surface. relieving mnclat ely
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

Fus:o,'s Cow Drink propared and sofa
Wy WilmsrC. Taylor, No. B02 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23

In response to a request made tn the
PaimistTy Editor &C readings of these
thirteen palms are published together.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23
IN HAND LINES
More Palm Prints Read By the
Noted Expert.
The LIVES OF THE OWNERS
"Au Kinds OF People TO Make Up n
WorIo."-Characte and
Careers Outlined.

After this date the Palmistry editor
will not receive any more communtca-
tons until further notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23

AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple. Teicphoae fis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23

Frank. conpani1nab'-ra. are. Cuiiurci.
sympathetic. StronE love for childr,u-
Is depressed. SironE love for ehiidrra-
\ taste for nature. Brave aut couhi-
INK disposition. Enthusiasts in anairs
of the heart. Win many trtcads and
are a welcome addition On s1c.ety. Val
marry within the scxt tao years and
become a rooG bat variable husband
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Syiph: Energetic and pcrscScrinE.
Animated spirits aud an optimistic
view OF life. Kecnly symPaihciic Nth
the nlsfor;uncs or suHerinss % others
Imagination. aippaaey. carncs;ness. To
nance and prose are strangely blended
In n strong Individuality. VIII met
With stirring incidents % travel and
Will marry a title and fortune. Exact
Ine. critical. aud discriminating Ideals
no, uf the highest Considerable ssSse
OF humor. domestic preferences.
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VIators This "a y hand oi the oli'
t.rav~ type. Variety Is the sPic. 81
life with you. You will IN from now'
or to flower. love for a day and rid
away in short be aPpTCciativc os tbs
girls. but OF many girls There are ~
Indications OF your settling down IN
I'll after forty. You are courteous
clear headed. shrcwd. and Of inquirtni
mind Fond OF outdoor life. TtdinE
, hunting. driving. bicycling: still yo'
have elements of iaEinCss In your CON
,,si,,on. You will he rich enough q
marry. but having enough tn divid
with another will not hurry you in tn
r direction OF matrimouy.
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Adventurous type. Brave and daan'
less in love ana war: weak and Pliab'
r in the hands % the fair sex Good .
sizing up either stocks. horses. EiFl
Il or the cxlgencics OF a situation Woul
i make a successful detective: anyshiu
\ with n mystery would BE- attractive
n YOU; to- understand would he to Jos
!. Interest. You regard the opposite -
Il very highly and will marry thF'
Il times. The second time you viii ~
i for money and will. for the sake 'hSr
"A OF. adjust yourself to a ma'rimoat
existence. In spite OF your Prctilect''
for matrsmony. you have no mark
A. domestic tastes and will lead n To
&c ing life. You are practical and do n
a. ,dcaiize any person or thing. You a
4. the confident OF many from a quali
In Of integrity which inspires trust
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~, Elizabeth: Your palm lines 80
no show tn you have a pronounced 10
o. Of family: no matter What the tau
- Of your children or your husband >
would find excuses for them. You a
quick. animated. have big heart a
49, warm sympathiCs. You are fnll OF y
=. asinat!on. but idcality will never %
g. due the practical. You are not rObu
% but have no occasion for real Scsry
- regard to your health. You vii
So married once VIII be very happy a
-. quite rich for a fcS years of your j
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23

Violin: Somewhat studious. some
wnat iazy. somewhat jolly. somewha;
quiet. Religiously inclined; sentiment
al on occasions; must have the proper
incentive to bring you out. VIII mar
~ a girl with money who will be your
opposite in every respect: real love
match. Athletic in spurts. Not brilli'
ant. but more original than the aver
age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23

Jones: The hand OF a physician.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23

Manoa: One OF the boys. Fond
of any form OF social enjoyment from
a dance to a church fair. Great ap-
prec,ation OF the girls. You will have
many firtations and your ideal ot the
present time will not be your fate,
Will be successful in speculation. Mar
~ three times. Practical and popular
Fastidious in dress and appreciativ'
OF the effect OF new tie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-23

Kan: You are gallant and debOn-
air. Always true to the girl you Ike
the best. \ genial nature Is Indicated.
Inventive turn OF mind. You are neat.
systematic. and have yourself well IN
hand. Married twice. You have uaN-
elled extensively and have the happy
faculty OF making yourself at home
wherever you may he. You are phiIo-
sophical and accept disappointment
with considerable forttudc. -
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
The EiHht-Hour Bill,

The eight hour bill was Yesterday
made a law by the affixing of the gov.
ernor's signature. The bill which relates
to the employment OF men in mines and
smelters passed both houses without
amendment and became effective in the
following original form:
Section 1. The period of employment
OF workingmen in all underground mines
or workings shall be eight (S) hours per
day, except IN cases of emergency where
life or property is in imminent danger.
Section J. The period OF employment
ot workingmen IN smelters. and in all
other institutions for the reduction or re.
timing OF ores or metals shall be eish,
hours per day. except In cases OF emer.
gency, where life or property is IN immi.
nent danger.
Section ). Amy person. body corpor.
ate. agent, manager or employer who
shall violate any of the provisions of sec.
tions one and two of this act shall DC
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction, shall be punished BY a
fine Of not less than $50 nor more than
$500. or by imprisonment not more than
six months, or by both tine and imprison.
ment
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
The ii P.rkiu. Company.

The ST Perkins Comedy company now
on their twelfth annual tour, will open
an engagement of hive nights at the Ma
SONIC opera house Tuesday, March 1Ist.
and as a special inducement to the ladies
as TO the merits of this company. We ad.
NIT one lady free with each paid reserved
seat ticket. On the opening night the
company will present Uncle Danl a
Messenger from Jarvis Section" the
quaint character Of Danl being portray.
ed by the well known comedian. Mr.
Sam J. Burton, supported by Miss Lillian
Coleman and company OF artists whom
you all know. The White Hussar band
and concert orchestra being one of the
features. which is necessary with any
first class production. Seats now on sale
a, Fonda's drug store. Bargain pr ,es
prevail. 10, 40. 80 and 50 cents.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

At meeting OF the University Orator.
ical association held this morning. Mr.
Richard Lamson was elected 10 repre-.
sent the association at a meeting of rep
resentatives from Denver university and
Colorado Springs college to be held in
Denver a week from Saturday. The
object OF The meeting is to make an effor,
at an agreement by which Colorado
Springs college will be granted read,
mission into the state association, it hav.
ing withdrawn two years ago.
The engineering students made the
test at the electric ligh, plant las; night
under the direction of Prof. Rowe. The
ties, lasted from p m. TO m.
Miss Clare Williams is i'll a, her home
in Denver.
The indoor athletic NEE, in charge Of
Mr.. Folsom, will occur tomorrow alter.
noon in the gymnasium.
The new base ball field is pronounced
by all the PLAYERS to be dandy" Cap
tain Glaze reports that the men are work.
ing well and that If the weather will per.
nit sufficient practice before the season
opens, the university will be represented
by strong. well trained team.
The Debating club which is showing a
very marked improvement, this semester
under the presidency of Mr.. TallInan
meets now on Saturday evening of each
week. The discussion this week will be
on "Soc,alistic Theories.
ST. Patrick's day was celebrated by the
students this morning by flag demon
STATIONS in chapel and the donnlng oi
the tavorite color of the Emeral isle.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Pe0CG Re|g1S
0| L0ke C1y
TROOPS ARRIVE.
state Miiiti. is at the Scene Of the Miners
Trouble.

state Miiiti. is at the Scene Of the Miners
Lake City. March I7-Eight coaches
arrived at 7:I5 this morning. conveying
the Colorado state militia. pilot engine
went In advance of the two trains. as it
had been reported that the track had
been dynamIted. This report. however.
proved to be groundless as the trains
arrived in safety.
Sheriff Beck and a number of citizens
met the trains upon their arrival and
conducted the troops into the town. The
sheriff reported that the italians are hold.
ing their position but every road leading
to them is guarded by Americans and
every effort is being made TO prevent
their communicating with the outside.
They are caught. the sheriff said, like
rats IN trap.
Clark. the secretary OF the miners un
ion and the instigator of the raid Oh the
armory, has been rearrested and will be
held.
The troops are preparing to move this
afternoon. They will demand the sur
render Of the Italians, and in case of a
refusal. a conflict is likely to occur.
The ride OF the troops from Pueblo to
Lake City was uneventful.
The Italian consul. Cuneo. the sheriff
and military commanders in confer
ence today. decided to parley with the
Italians before using force. Cuneo re.
ceived despatch from the Italian am.
bassador at Washington stating ,ha, the
state department has Instructed Govern.
or Thomas to use moderation so as TO
avoid all unpleasan, international COM
plica,ions.
Cuneo this afternoon is consulting with
the strikers and will counsel them to lay
down their arms and submit to the civil
authorities. Ii is believed that this coun
sci will be followed.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
The Past and Present.

When Simon Cameron. Lincoln. first
secretary OF war, found that his presence
in the cabinet was an embarrassment to
the president and his party, he got out.
When Russell A. Alger, McKinley's frs,
secretary of war, made like discovery.
he gouged his talons yet deeper into the
plum and announced that he was there
to stay-Denver Post.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Caribou Nom, nations

Caribou. March rs - The following
ticket was nominated at meeting Of the
citizens Of the town OF Caribou: f N
Tosman. mayor; Al Heyn. II. S. George
Charles Tipp. F. M. Morchead. Ton
McNichols trustees. Two ot these an
to all vacancies. The partiea on hi,
ticket promise to cause the water main,
TO be placed In good shape aad also h
secure q patent for the town. alse nam
ber OF other improvements which ar,
needed here.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Pre.-ncs Of Troop. Hs. Quietinr Effects
on,Psimetto.

on, Palmetto.
Palmetto. March I7-All is quiet here
today after the excitement resulting from
the shooting OF the incendiary negroes
on Wednesday night. Governor Chand
ler has offered $500 for the first member
Of the mob captured and sioo for each
OF the remainder.
The negroes were sho, down withou,
mercy, the mob binding them for the
deed. Four we're killed outright. two
fatally injured and three are in serious
condition.
The troops arrived this morning and
the town is now under martial law. Itis
feared that some demonstration will be
made by the negroes when they meet in
church Sunday night.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Rock Island Passenger D.ra,,.a..

Topeka. March 1.-THE west bound
passenger on the Rock Island jumped
the track at Mcfarland. resulting in the
death Of VIM. Freeman and the injury Of
sixteen passengers. The baggage and
mail cars. two coaches and chair car
left the track.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
THREATENING coNELAGRATlon

Big business Blocks on Fifth Avenue En-.
veloped in Flames.
New York. March 1.-THE Windsor
hotel on Fifth avenue and 2Sth street i:
burning. The loss of one life is report
ed.
4p. m.-The FIRE is spreading wi,t
alarming rapidity and it is feared ths
whole block of buildings will go. The
FIRE rs in the best business section of the
avenue.
Tne FIRE broke ou. as the ST. Patrick:
parade was passing and many narrowl,
escaped death.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Citizens Reform League.

A mass convention of the Ci,i.ens' Re
form league will be held in the county
cour, room Saturday evening, March IS,
at 7:3o. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Offices to be filed at the
ensuing municipal election.
n. Cassidy. Chairman.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Steele C10|Qcd
With he0C|le|y
ABOLISHED EMBLEMS.
Representative Steele Charged with Being
| Fought by Corporatiops.

Bought by Corporations.
Denver. March 1.-THE senate today
passed the bill abolishing election EN-.
blems.
The antitrust was up before the house
this afternoon. This was the fourth time
it came up on the calendar and each
time Representative Steele, who intro
duced the bill, was absent on account OF
alleged illness. A commission was ap-
pointed 10 arrest and examine into his
alleged Illness today as it is charged that
he has been bought by the corporation
interests.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
The WAR is OVER.

Queen Regent Signs the Paris Treaty OF
Peace.
Madrid, March 1.-THE queen regent
today signed the treaty of peace between
the United States and Spain. The war
is now over
The signing Of the treaty without its
previous ratification by the cortes was
an exercise OF royal prerogative very
distasteful TO the queen. Premier Sill,
vela was anxious to have the matter
closed before the convenlng of the new
cortes.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Endless CDQi|1
S|l| UDb|Oke||
iNCiTIkG TROUBLE.
Aguinaids Responsible for an Outbreak in
Island of Lsyte

"KUTUA1UV NesPOub'Ufef TUT III VUIDTtNk III
Island of Lsyte.
Manila, March 17-Advices received
here state that Aguinaldo is instigating
an outbreak on the island of Leyte. Sew
eral SPAN ID citizens have been murder.
ed and British merchant has been i'm.
prisoned. A British gunboat has started
to Leyte to compel the release of the
British merchant.
Aguinaldos wife is organizing a red
cross society in the island OF Luzon.
Aguinaldo is making daily visits to the
insurgent trenches and it IS understood
he is being enthusiastically greeted.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Beef Court at Kao.~. CITY.

Kansas City, March 1.-THE members
Of the beef court Of enquiry arrived here
at 6:3o this morning TO conduct their in.
vestig atoms in the meat packing estab.
lishments here. The members visited
Armour's establishments ;his morning
and at p. m. began taking testimony a,
their headquarters in the Midland hotel
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
TAYTAY RETAkEk.
Insurgents have strongly lntrenche
Themselves in the Town.

Themselves in the Town.
Manila, March 1.-THE insurgent:
last night again reoccupied Taytay and
have strongly intrenched themselve:
there
A gunboat shelled the town of Binan.
CONAN and destroyed the huts OF the na.
t,ves and drove the insurgents out.
Gen. Lawton has been appointed 10
command the hrst division, third army
corps. to succeed Gen. Anderson who
has been ordered to the United States.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
Regiunl.g of The End..

Rome, March I7-Although the pope
has rallied slightly from his recen, at.
tack, he is very weak. 1t is tearcd that
his serious illness is the beginning Of the
I end.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
silver Quotation

New York. March l7-Silver is quoted
At 5qy& today.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17

Washington, March 1.-THE state de-
partment has received no official infor-
nation OF the signing of the peace treaty.
Daily camera., 1899-03-17
ThIRSTS FOR GORE,
Count Estsrhnsy Ambitious to Fight Amer
icans at Manila.

Paris, March I7-Le Ma,in today gives
an interview with Major Esterhazy and
states that he is anxious to enter active
military service and is desirous OF serv.
ing with Aguinaldo at Manila.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-25
VERY EASY
Things That Can Be Done
Without Much Trying.

1t is easy to be cheerful when one has
all he wants.
1t is easy, by a careless word. to shat-
ter a reputation, but how hard II IS 70
make proper amends.
1t is easy to ~criticise a work OF arr,
much easier than to produce me-. Inat
is one reason why critics are so plentiful.
1t is easy to tell a man not to worry
when his mind is burdened with a thou
sand cares. The fellow who makes the
suggestion does not have to carry the
load.
1t is easy to make a list of remedies 10Y
the bodily troubles incident to winter put
it is not SO easy to select those thai are
really worth buying
1t is easy to seen why Duffy's Pure Mat
whiskey is SO highly priced, and is a
standby in the family.
This wonderful preparation has saved
the lives of thousands and it may save
YOURS. 1t is today preserving the health
of countless individuals. The Govern
ment admits that it is the only medicinal
whiskey. because it is the only whiskey
which the Government insists upon aitA-
ing a revenue stamp to. thus certllying
that II is a medicinal whiskey. NO oehef
known whiskey is so regarded.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-25
CHAMPIONSHIP POOL
Boy Defeats Meade in Hudson n
Essex Tourney.

The pool tournament going on at Ray
monds. No. 361 Grove street, to decide the
championship of Hudson and Essex coun-
ties. has caused considerable interest, and
last night when Frank Meade OF TINS
city met Bey Of Newark there was a large
crowd on hand to view the contest
Meade was the favorite because of his
excellent showing against Todd the other
night, but Bey was too clever and put up
an unusual game. His position playing
was excellent and the pockets were very
easy to find. He took no chances, how
ever. and when he missed the balls We're
not set up very frequently. The opening
frame was rather discouraging to Meade,
as the Newark crack cleaned the table al
the first go off. 1t was a pretty exhi-
bition and an exciting contest. The
scores:-
Meade-o. 9, 5. s. I, 7, 4, 5, 8, 0, 5, 9, Is
G 9. a. 10. 6. 4, Is, O-172.
BeyL15. 6. s. I, 8. s. 10, 10, Z, Is, 6, 6, 0
49,, s, 8, 8, IA, A, 4, . 9 II, 0, POO.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-25

WFf So
willie and a large number Of people IN
the city are watching the career OF the
young Claremont Club. There was plenty
Of excitement and pool playing was lib
orally applauded,
Embleton opened the game for the
Claremonts against Schlatmann, and the
former won easily. 1t was a good start
for the Jersey City team and the follow
ing three players upheld il. Trenery then
fell before the cleyerness Of Clarke q
the Schlatmanns, and the latter took
hope but the ease with which Small dis
posed Of Fichtle put all hope at rest.
The duel between Captain Sayre of the
Claremonts and Bogen was the best OF
the night. 1t was a struggle, nip and
tuck, until a four frames from the finish.
when Bogen got a slight advantage. he
followed it up well and won out by -four
points. The scores:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-25
sCHLATMANN.
SWITCHBOARD TOURNEY.
Famous Champions to Compete q
Newark.

A Switchboard tournament, in which all
the cracks ~hereabout are entered, will
open onigh at Murray's Broad Street
Arcade, Newark. The event will an
doubtedly be a success, as the entries are
the best ever seen for such an occasion
1t is the best contest of it's kind ever
seen in this country, including as II does
all the men who W. claimed champion
ship honors and all who have a possible
chance for the honors.
Leo Evans, of the Orient Club, and W.
L. Moore are the only entries from Jer-
sey City. The other contestants are Ea.
Morris, Ed. Garland, George Smith, Wil-
lam Smith, John Callan, H. Wagner, j.
Donnelly, F. Hall, C. Nulty, J. McGarvey.
J.. Murray, H. Reilly, A. Wanderer, u
Berger, M. Zarra, w. Bromley, L. Rush
and J.. Ferry, James Hart, Ed. Carberry'
E.. Ward, ]. Morris, Pete Bey, }. Garry
w. H. Dietrich, v. Williams, j. Anderson,
G.. Ross, w. King, A. Scott, G. Reid, T..
Barr and ]. Klein. George Lavender, the
New York champion, is to represent the
Metropolis, as will j. Duff.
During his tournament three games
will be shuffled every night and each
contest is to consist of seventy-fve points
up. AS is usually the case in such com
petition, every player will have to meet
every other contestant, but in order 70
facilitate matters. it has been decided to
drop a player from the tourney after he
has lost six games. In this way, Manager
Murray Jays. a satisfactory termination
Should be reached inside of eight weeks.
Seymour Roe and J. j.. Murphy will as
sist in the management of the tourna-