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The Republican., 1899-05-04

ALMSHOUSE AND ASYLUM FUND.
Allegany county almshouse, for bal
ance due on board of pauperS in '9S $213 65
Estimate TO pay same for 1899 1,200 90
Total. 81, ,413 65
The Republican., 1899-05-04
LIVE Kiln"

and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning az a bounded sugar tree stand
ing on the south side of Bear Greek Hill and
about thirty percheS north of said creek and
north 26 degrees west about 40 perches from
a point of rocks called the Chimney Rocks
and near ledge of limestone and rocks and
running thence south SIS degrees west 81
south 81 degrees east a perches, east 40 per
ches and then by a straight line to the begin
ming, containing
The Republican., 1899-05-04
BRIDGE ACCOUNT.

}. NJ. Browning, building bridge at
Harrington 10 62
W. a. Kimmell, lumber for bridge at
Herrington use Garrett Co. Bank, 2s 20
VIM. NJ. Junkin,s building bridge on
Deer Park road. .....,................. IL As
Daniel RcRobie, repairing bridge at
Harrington use Dixon q Kelso,.... 50
Benz. Keller, repairing bridge at
ACCIDENT 81
IL. ). Coleman. building bridge over
Savage River......- 1O2 "A
Andrew Shartzer, repairing three
bridges. .........,............ ......... % 6S
Crellin.. .2 .....,..,,,, 200
John NJ. Miller, repairing bridge at
Mill Run................ .......... $50
Estimate to build ges................ 300 20
Total ....... .................. ...... 81 493 50
The Republican., 1899-05-04
ORPHANS COURT.

Estimate to pay dges...................S $50 0(
James w. White use J. W. Hart, guar. 50 On
James w. White, balance......."......... IS 6(
The Republican., 1899-05-04
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
COURT FUND.

Estimate to pay court expenses for
July, Sept. and Dec, 1899, and March
Term, l9UU... ...o,HSi 0U
Deficiency in 1898 l60 %
73
The Republican., 1899-05-04
SPECIAL ROAD APPROPRIATE


Silas Teats, for making new road up
Bear ..........,.....,,".... 267 so
Henry SineS, for making new road
from Hoyes Run to McHenry road $50 50
Road Case No. l47 subject to order. $50 90
Bear Greek road (left fork subject to
49,. 25 90
FriendSville road to Carey gate sub
ject to 20 90
BuSSard road new road subject to
Ofuef ID w
T. X. Harvey road new road sub
Ject to order........ .... ..,............. 40 60
Wilson and Cooper road new road
subject to order .,........, so 90
Blooming Rose road to Meyers gate
subject to 25 90
Mt. Lake and Deer Park road new
road subject to order.................... 80 90
Roads III FriendSville subject to order 100 90
Mr.. Floyd Poleman subject to order 20 90
ID. B. Layman subject to order. 40 90
=" Gus burst subject to order......... 10 90
Norman Wilhelm subject to order 20 90
Norman FraZee subject to order ID co
Eli Stanton subject to order. 20 90
Road from Accident to VIM. Engle-
- hart's subJectto order. ......,....;....." 10 90
Road from HOyeS Run to Andrew
Seabolt's subject to order"......... 80 90
Road from railroad to Andrew
Friends subject to Order.........-..... 30 90
Sunny Side road subject to ORDER. 80 90
W. 5. SharpleSs subject to order...... 10 90
p. j. LOhr subject to order. ....... 10 90
District No subject to Order.......... 30 90
Perry road subject to order................ 10 90
Elijah Howell subject to order. 10 90
Ralph AShby subject to ORDER. 10 90
David Pope subject to order..."........ 10 90
VIM. Lumer subject to order............ 10 90
Norman burst subject to order ........ 10 90
wesley burst subject to order .......... 10 90
John Wilhelm subject to order........ 10 90
Total............ ................ S., ,65S 90
The Republican., 1899-05-04
TAXES IN ERROR.

FOX AND CAT CERTIFICATES.
Estimate to pay same. $4
The Republican., 1899-05-04

Robt. p. Casey, sheriff Allegany Co.'s = so
j. S. Myers, warden to Jail 122 90
w. p. Lee, sheriff, use Dixon KelSo. 400 co
w. p Lee sheriff, baIance............... 2,G2S 80
Total. - 81 1hl 10
The Republican., 1899-05-04
GENERAL ROADLEVY.
PUBLIC SCHOOL BONDS

For redemption Of bOnds.. .............Sl 900 90
Interest on $50 %
The Republican., 1899-05-04
MARYLAND HOSPITAL.
CONSTABLES' FEES.

Estimate to pay same for 1899. ........
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

has hncome an important factor in
every well organized city.
/" regard this convention as most
important event in the histtry of Will
mirgton and realize that its proceed.
ings, conducted US they will be with
thorough knowledge Of the interesting
subjects under consideration will be
productive of results beneficial not
only to Wilmington, but to every city
in tho Union.
II desire to thank the members of
the Board of Trade for their tireless
efforts To make this occasion most
enjoyable one to US all and / thank
especially Mr. Satterthwaite, the
efficient chairman, who has labored
so self-saoriticingy in perfecting the
arrangements for this meeting and for
the comfort and entertainment of our
guests
= 1t is due also to Mr.. J. W. Aydon,
president of the Electrical Association,
| chairman of this convention, and our
| own electrician, who has been ever
| foremost in promoting the interests OF
our city and in extending its good
| name and fame to other sections of oui
country, and to whom we are indebted
for the inception of this convention
and for persistent and most devoted
labor for its success, to say to him ii
your presence. that his efforts arr
| worthy Of the highest praise.
| Again | welcome you to Whining
! ton and wish you the fullest enjoymen
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
THE MAYORS OF WILMINGTON.
Ont of Twonty-eight, the Portraits OF
Eighteen Rave Been Secured.

Ont of Twonty-eight, the Portraits of
Eighteen Rave Been Secured.
The city of Wilmington has had 20
mayors to date. During the term OF
Dir. E. G.. Shortlidge he made an
effort to get portraits of the various
individuals who had filled the office of
mayor. Counting those who have occu-
pied the place since DIR. Shortlidge,
there has been gathered a collection of
IS portraits all of which have been
neatly framed and hung in the mayors
office. The public buildings committee
of Council recently enlisted City So
licitor Conrad in the task of having
the portraits marked with the name
and date of service of each individual.
Mr.. Conrad finished the work this
morning, thereby adding greatly to the
value OF the collection.
II is hoped that in time the col
lection will be made complete. Those
whose portraits have not yet been pro-
cured are as follows: Nicholas G. Will
hanson, Alexander Porter, William
Huntingdon, John A. Alderdice, James
F. Hayward, William B. Virgins,
Vincent @. Gilpin, John M. Turner,
Joshua Maris, and the present oecu-
pant of this Office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTRICIANS
Fourth Annual Convention, In
the Opera House.
OPENED WITH AMPLE CEREMONY
Music, Addresses of Welcome
.-... and Response.
Governor Tunnel and Mayor ratey Extend
Greetings to the Deiegates-AnnuaI Re-
port of the President, J. W. Aydon OF This
Gity-Other Interesting Features.

The National Association of Munich
nal Electricians of the United States
And Canada mot in annual session
Tuesday in the Grand Opera House.
Following was the programme:
Overture, First Regiment Band.
Prayer, the Rt. Rev. Leighton Cole
man, Bishop of Delaware.
Address of welcome. Hon. John G.
Fahey, mayor of Wilmington.
Address of welcome, His Excellency
Gov. Ebe w. Tunnel.
ION the Billows," Emerson, Brown
son Quartette.
Response to the mayor and governor
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

The wedding of Miss Sallie johnson
of No. 206 Walnut street, this city.
to Capt. Joseph G. Denny of Penn
Grove, N. j., master of the tug Emily,
which plies between this city, Penn 8
Grove and Carnoy's Point, N. j., took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Matthews, No. 2407 Atlantic
avenue, Atlantic City, on Saturday
evening at O'Clock. Mrs. Matthews, a
sister of Capt. Denny rendered re-
certion to the newly married couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denny returned to this
city Sunday evening and will reside
at No. DOG Walnut street for the present
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

The pain that sometimes strikes a
man at the most inopportune moment
is due to indigestion. 1t may come in
the midst of dinner and make the
feast mockery. 1t is a reminder that
he may not eat what he chooses, nor
where he chooses. He is slave to the
weakness of his stomach. A mans
health and strength depend upon what
he gets out of his food. This depends
on his digestion. Remove the 'obstruc-
tion by taking DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They are a positive cure for
constipation and its attendant ills
headaches, sour stomach, flatulence,
dizziness, biliousness and heartburn. /"
The "Pellets' are very gentle in their
action. They simply assist nature.
They give no violent wrench to the sys-
TEN. They cause no pain, nor gripping.
Send p one-cent stamps to cover cost
of mailing only, and receive free cory
of DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser. Adj
dress, Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION. Buffalo, N. Y,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-09-07

New Castle, Sept. 5.-Mrs. James
Duncan, aged rs years, died this morn.
ing at her home, No. AZ North Second
street, after short illness. The de-
ceased had resided in this city for
many years and was we'll known. She
was prominent member of st. Peters
r. g. Church. The following members
of her family survive, Mrs. Jane Nc
Pike, John Duncan, Miss Margaret
and Miss Agnes Duncan of this city,
and George Duncan, keeper of the
Port Penn lighthouse.
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9as .Snbentar" Garppas.

europa bot 366, ,425. 79O ginwobner,
alio TN Dur6ff5uitt fommen SO Gin
wobner auf elm GuabrotfiIometer. Die,
fe Beb6lferung unterbdlt cine Mrmee,
uel6e I'm arieesfaue 21204,257 unb
su Griebens3eiten 3,4O3, 544 Mann
fiart iif. Oie grbaItung ber 9seres,
maRen foEet idbrlid In Griebens3eiten
fiuf Miiaiarben 303 Willionen Grancs.
OemeniipredeHb felt R6 au@ bic
66be ber enrDpdif9eu 9taatsidulben.
sic betrasen 116 MilIiarben 600 MsiI.
liouen, b. b. $50 Sranes bro aopf.
3u eiuem 3insfube BON 4 pro3eni
Darbe tiefe 9umune cine tdbrli9e Rente
bon 4 Miuiarben GAO Miiaionen abge.
ben. Die meiaen @taatsi i6ulben pro
aopf Der 8eb6lteruus bat portugal.
ndmlib 794 Grancs, bann tommt
Granfreid NIT CIT. gnglanb nit 529.
Nieberlanbe nit 480, Stalien nit ALI,
Oeferrei1 nit 364, 8elgien nit $50,
Spanien nit 339, Grie1enIanb NIT
334, 9euti9laub nit 274, &uBlanb
nit 146, Stirfei nit 1877 unb S9wei3
NIT Is. Die crbentliden StaatSaus,
gaben guropas belanfeu fi9 auf 10
Miliarben 583 Millionen, ober Gnf 81
Grancs unb AZ @satimes pro aopf ber
Vebtlternng.
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@iibmettteraS luitui6tG Sud

@enn Sbrgu6 irsenbuc nieberlaiIep
pollt, tbut es entlaug ber 2inie Der
Can Mntomto ,,tto Mran.
las pat : 8abt,
i'm @arten.9iRrift bss Staates. De
lunbbeit unb alima unhbertra5fen.
8iIige 2dnbereisn fhr ben larn,er
Worttgdrtner, Obj. uab Bkb3a9ter.
Wegen ginaelbeiten ipenbet Sud on
s. 5. Martin, g. .. u,
San antonio, seras.
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Die nertuabrlofte Graiebnns

Wan beri9tet aus Wien bonn 5.
Wdrs: Gin fe63ebnidbrises Mdb9eu
bon tinbli9em Musieben ftanb geffern
Dor bsm 8esirssseri6te SolepbRabt uu.
ter Der NutIoge Der gagabonbage uub
Der Srrefabruns ber polijei. Seit
3Dei eesabren ftbrte Warie Maper. bies
ber Name Der Ansetlasten, einen liibers
li6en GebenswanbeI. Ior eiuiaer
3eit eri9li9 He E9 bon ber poli3eibe.
b6rbe bic 2ieen8 3ur 6tibruug hires
unmoralii9eu 2ebensmanbels baburd,,
baB He Iber ibre perion fali9e Gnaas
ben ma6te. Die ausetlagte NOR ge.
fdnbia.
aidter: .Wer tuar SIR gatersA
anseflaste i: .Sen babe Id ME &C..
fannt."
Ridtsr: s0absn sic Rd ME um
cine orbentlide Nrbeit umgeieben9A
Mngetlagte: vNein.~
9aa uitbeil lautete auf brei Mchen
freneen Arreifs, glsi93eitIg murbe bic
3uIdfiieteit ber Ibsabe Der Mngetlagten
In eine aprrettionsanifalt ausaeipro.
den. Ml8 Der Ri9ter In Der urtbeils,
begr iiabuna Don elmer beripabrIo,
ten gr3iebuns Der Mnsetlasten
ipra@, bemerite 2ebtere: so bin ia
bret Sabre binbur9 in elmer Wiener
& 10 ferf d 9ule er3osen uorben. I"
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&hminSiud1f aeheflt.

einem aIten Mrste. Der bon ber 8raris suriideesp.
pen lsbte iuuroe our einen nittnbiicben Wiifiondr
pie Defbretbung zines etnfaHen beeetabliiden
6etImtttels fur 6ie iBuelIe unb bnuernbe 6eiIunn
BON 2ungenf@uinoiudbt. 8rnnditis. Ratnrrb.
Nfbna unb alien 9aIs. uno 2uneentrantbeiten
ausgehdnoiat. Gub Elm MitteI fur pofitiue. rnbi.
tale 6eiIung bon 9ernenfbudtbe unb allen Seer.
nentrantbeiten. Radoem Der 9oftpr bic uunoer.
barren 6eiltrdfte In taufenb 5dIIen erprobt bate.
erad5tete &c ea fur feline 8fftct. boS RitteI ienen
leioenben aRitmenid5en betannt su MAIDEN. Bon
SD fenbe bieies &eaept eana toifenfret an Wue bic
es tutntben. Ia beuticer englijd6er unb frans6iis
ioer SpGade init boiler 9ntneinne bsr Seriteauna
besebe Did auf bieie 8ettung umo itb fenbe es TO-
t1rt. B; ". Wopes. $40 Huuers 8lod. Rpbefter.
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1ofnung.
Don a,b. arsufber.

Ste 9offtung fiihret Die @ebanfen
gnf liaten 8abnen nit ii1 fort,
Sb fie aud tuie bas S9ifflein pnnien,
Das flutbburdi9neibenb iudt ben Sort;
Gin ernltes Streben, frobes &ingen
g9iro bod gefr0nt burd oas @elingen.
Som 5turm Der 2eioenl6aft perid)lageu,
0fub fte Dor Der @ebanfen S1aar
Wfit Seberblif bic SABINE tragen
llnb, fiibn entlpiden ber @efabr,
Wfit neuer &raft bic Sliigel id]mingen,
Tins raber inherent .3tel 81 bringen.
Sbr ldVbelt ietbt bird @inters 9rduen
Oes Sriiblings bolbe 8iiitbenpra1t;
Die 2ebensfrenbe 81 erneuen,
llmwebt iie ms nit ,3auberntatbt
llnb sleitet bur6 bes Sdidiats @ogen
9ait uns auf ianften Sd,panenbogeu.
Dof reibt ibr iuiiber S6lag Der 6iigef
Did iinubetb0renS nit iidl bin,
Damn forge fir Die Qenfltugs s;iigei,
Sonft bringt @efabr fie, ftatt @elujlin;
Serbeerenb brauien in sic Sbiirme
Des quftgebdub's bic 2ebensffiirlne.
limb Der @nttduifuug bitt're 3dbrem
= Sinb @iftestropfen fiir's @entiitb,
llnb S6nlb ut1o Siibne niiiief1 tpd9reit,
60 lang in ms bas 2eben gliibt.-
Dod sldnst Oh aller @rOenmdilgsl
Die Soffnung ais oeS 5iinmels Gngel.
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lpore ibr sjltes, mas ct iagte, gleifl-
9iltig.
auf uno ab ging er, nit gelentteln
&opf unO lanai0meren S6ritten als
friiber. Sebes 11lal, wenu er ba porz
begging, no lie laB, SOgerte er uno Iab
lie an. Gnolifb iette er lidb auf ben
Seiiel neben lie.
n@briItine, Iagte ct uniider, On
willIt pobl nid)t-Gu balt ia in Der
0ant-"
sic iab nit einem flanmenoeu
8lif auf.
nNein!" itieB lie berpor. sd mill
ni6t. SD mill niGt Sieiel unO mid
in'S gteno ltiir3en fir 0einen unperz
beilerliden yeidtiiun. Dir unleren
tleinen 1othpiennig 9eben, sen i'd mir
miibian erarbeitet babe, in Der Soft
nung, Elm alaoier fir 9ielel befommen
5u fOuuen. 9teill, oanfe! Ga fam id
cas- @elo ebenIo gut in's Wfeer fperien.
Wli6 una oas ainb lperbe if ]d)on oer=
ioraen M}aA Gu, mas gu milllt.
slber Die 2eo4nuug 9ebort mir, oaS
meibt GU"
.9a io,4 laate sr lanaiam, nadbew
er eine gSeile fill oa9eieHen mar uno
gu Vooen geIiorrt bate, nja 10, Du
iueiIt mir Die 2biire. llnb oo9 mar es
0einetnegen- SD bad)te, Ou Mir
beit bas 9tnoere suriidbefommen,
bieIe- ga 10, Gu lueilt mir Die
2biire-"
Gr fab idlaff uno itumpf aus, mie
er ba nit bangenoem aopfe iaB unb au
Sooen itarrte. @s lpiSerte tie al, i'm
an3uieben.
(SdluB folat).
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Qlbfnhrt

Na9 @alpeiton, Souiton unb guerr
td9li1 ..............9:OO 8prm
Ha9 CORPUS Gbrifi, Nranias Ba6 unf
BeepiQe tdslid loo Madm
Na9 &errnille taslid, aussenommer
Sonnabenos u.Sonnta9s !. 3 :45Na1m
Na9 &errbille, S0nntass 8 80 @orm
Nah&errnine, ,Spnnabenbs A :3ONa1m
Nnfunft
BON @alpelton, 9ouiton unb guert
ta9lt@ 700 MbenDa
Ton Corpus gbriiti, Granias Bab uni
Beepile tdalt6 .......2:50 Nabm
Bpn &errniIe tdgli9, ausgenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :45gorm
Bon &errpille, SOnntass 6 80 Nbenbs
Gon &errpille, Mpntags. g rs Borm
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Der 6efe Sreano auf Groeit.

Ssit breiBis SaFen baben iid Eutt's
Rillsn OILS Elm Sssenfin einen jsosn Sn'
paliben eruisien. Sre iiub NIT 8e9t Elm
6rsuab oss &ranfen au ueunen.
0.iae btkannte Gbat(ade
it es, baB burd Die @ale psruriadt.
&opiiamer3en, Dpspspfe, Massni6ure,
Malaria, YsritOpfuns unb iammtlide
samit perwanpts &rantbeiten burd
Sutt's 2eber BtMen
poaHanots furtst ,wsrpsm.
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Gin (ii6es 6(eines Ding.
Aus osm S9mraif5sn, non Anna auablenbsrs

Ole 5lamme i'm G6lafsimmerofen
fladerte Iuiiis, uno 3uipeilen fnadte
es in ben G9eiten, 10 bab es ME ein
ridtiser S6uB flaus.
So mar Si6tenbols. Gas lit billiger
OILS Girfenbol3 uno iibrisens aussiez
bigger, freutl man eS nur in reft fnors
riget GlSfen befomint.
Der Gaiiier @raubers bate ieinen
9roben 0ebnliubl beranseSoeen unb iaE
nit ber SJen9abel in Der Oano ba, se>
riiifet, ie0es mioerlpeniti9e S9eit Oof3
Suredt3ufGieben, bas es iid einfallen
lieB, ben 0eriud 3u MAIDEN, iid pon
feinen Samera0en 81 trenneu. Satte
er bann oas @anae 10 re9t orbeutlif
beilammen, 10 baB bic Slammen in
breiteu biden 3ausen gum S6olnltein
emporledten, bann lebute er lid in
ieinen Seilel 3uriif, lfredte bic Neine
bon it'd unb nidte balb Elm, pabrenS er
bier unb ba cine fleine Gonueriatiou
nit feiner 6rau aufnabml bic nsbeu
ibm iaB nnb itidte.
Bl0slid fnarrte bic 9biire. ,Sn Der
Spalte fam etuas WeiBes gum @cr>
4 idein uno nit einem lauten tlinsenben
Sa6en bulfte elm meiBsefleibetes elieus
dbniides sSigiirden ourd baS 3immer,
madte einen Cat unb iaB auf Sruu
@rauberes S1oob.
.gfui, sieisl,A iaste bic Wlutter.
rNas madlt Gu fir Dummbeiten?
Sollli GU 10 aus Deiuem @ett iprins
seu?"
.sieiel mill uidt idlafen," erildrte
bic 8ierjabrise unb beeann bin unb
ber 3n 3appeln unb nit ibrein gapa gu
balgen, Der fie in bic fteinen, bloser,
weiden 5iiBe fniff.
&ber Wlama nabm iie ibm fort,
belt iie Dor bas Seusr, uu iie norm
gu betominen, idlus baum einen oiden
Sbaiul I'm bas san;e Mlabden unb
ftellte iie auf ibrem 9doobe auf.-
$50, Gu llebermutb,A iaste iie.
.Sett eeben MIR mieoer id0n berein.
Gage papa CUTE Wa9t."
eieiel iuebrte iid aus 2eibesfraften.
sic peripra9, inorsen artis su idla,
len, wenn iie nur jest Dor BEN Seuer
itsen ourfte. slber bas balf nidts.
Ste tuurbe bineinsetra9en, mieoer
nieoereelest uno Tilba anpertraut,
bic eine Strafprebiat befam, neil iie
fort sins, beuOr bt. 9leine einseldlafen
mar.
slls Srau @raubers auriidsefommen
mar unb ndieber auf ibrem iriiberen
Blat iab, fab iie ernftbafter aus als
friiber, un6 pl0slid ftieb iie einen ties
fen 9euf3er aus. {.
vMas bait Gu nun mieber fir Gors
sen?" fragte ibr Manu. Das flans 70
iduer.
Nd, niGtsl Aber i6 bin INNER 10
dnaiilif, fpenn Qieiel barfub iiber ben
falten Boben lduft! Mie es bier BON
unten beraufiieht! Garinnen bat man
: iuenisiieus 9appenteppide, aber bier
Uelde auf3ulesen, iiebt 70 fdledt aus.
Deute, Rtdarb, fubr file fort, nad'
oem tie cine @eile nadbentli6 in's
veuer seitarrt bate. ,Seute, menn mir
ote 3meitauienO aronen nod sebabt
bdtten. Da bdtten mir einen 9eppi6
uno nod pieles slnOere baben fSnnen. :"
$50, 9eipiB, uuo uenn iie iif jett
pertublt, 10 lit es meiue Sdulb, nell
i4 oas @elb perf6leubert babe. Das
i'1etrit Du, permutbe i9," ioste @rauy
berg ttlo mari ein 8ein iiber oas anoere.
sSmrner mubt On sleid 10 b0le
wsI1en lpenlt man uur eiu Mort laat. q
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Goutberts Yactiic @abu.
Mbf q hrt.

Na9 gtetu Orleans, Suufon unb Sal
peiton tdsli6 1910 Mittags uni
$50 MbenbS S......,............
Wad eagle 8aB, Werico &c. II 8orm.
9tab @alifornien ..... .4:45 Mahm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Souiton unb @al'
beiton tdsli9 7:25 Borm. unb 4:25
Na6m. Observation-Disclosures.
Son @altforttien &C.. IL go Gorrrt.
Bon eagle BaB uno Merico 700
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This Congress should Act.

Th, people OF this country are in favor OF
the Nicaragua canal. They want the project
undertaken and when completed controlled,
by the United States. They are advised OF
the fact that there are many difficulties in
the way. but they expect those difficulties
to he overcome. The whole question, in all
Of its aspects. national and International
has been thoroughly discussed in Congress
and out, and the time has come for action
Now is the time to strike. The iron now
Is red hot The necessity for piercing the
isthmus was never before so generally
recognized as it is today. The enlarged
political and commercial Importance of the
United States. and the rapidly changing
map Of the world. demand short GUS in
every direction. and In particular. this the
greatest of all the contemplated short cuts
This country is most vftaIly interested; and
as it has marked the enterprise for its
own. and as the world is cOnsenting. there
ought not TO he any unnecessary delay.
England is the only one of the great
powers with which We need consult, and
England is now in a most friendly and con-
sulting mood. Lord Salisbury's government
is distinctly the friend of the United States
in this as in other matters and viii help
smooth the path for American control of
the canal. Indeed, there is good reason to
believe that English statesmen "f all par
ties await our formal overtHres on the
subject. and, without division, stand ready
to contribute by modification of the Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty to the realization of the
general wish.
As matters stand in Congress, while there
are differences as to details there is an
overwhelming sentiment in favor Of the
canal The lawyers are divided to points
relating to existing concessions and the
hnanciers as to the best means Of providing
the money and safeguarding the invest
ment. but the project itself. in its import
dnce and in the right Of American control,
stands approved. This Congress- therefore,
should. by all means, take the action which
is so generally demanded and expected