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The record-union., 1899-08-20
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TWELVE PAGES.
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The greatest remedy for anger is de-
lay.-Seneca.
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action of his War Minister and 9TH
.ers outraged his sense of justice, and
SO he washed his hands Of the whole
business, refusing to the last to be a
party to the scheme to convict whether
or no.
No other deduction is possible from
his deposition before the present court
martial, for he in SO many words de-
clared to the court that his Ministers
withheld from him knowledge they
ayerred they possessed concerning the
case, and which it was his right as
chief magistrate Of the republic to
know. They carried on matters Sc
cretly behind his back, as if they sus-
pected it to be unsafe to trust him.
AS a man of honor, therefore, we
can understand why Casimir- Perier re-
signed. Perhaps a more coura geous
man would have remained and have
confronted the Ministry. But that
might have meant a legislative rebuff,
before which he would powerless, for
the INSCRIPTIONS politicians of France,
it will be recalled, were bitterly hostile
to the President
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WOOD AND COAL. :MccAw

nave been awarded the contract to supply
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TO your interest to see them about your
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- While devoting much space
10 agricultural, horticultural and
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12

With a startled scream Dolly ctutched
tnsttncttUelu at her companion.
found was a drinking pot, which the
girl pronounced to be silver.
Guthrie tested it with knife scratch.
1t was only pewter.
Then Dolly found two gray platters
and cried that surely these must be sill
yer; but by trying to ring them on the
side Of the box she quickly settled the
question. From the sound they might
have been lead. With grimace Of dis.
appointment, she threw them away in.
to a corner and turned to the rifing Of
the chest again.
Further research discovered truly
miscellaneous collection Of oddments-
two black jacks, whose leather sides
were bound by stout copper hoops; a
brass bound pistol butt, broken of close
behind the lock; short seaman's petit
: coat Of yellow oiled canvas; the head Of
boarding pike, whose point was blunt
ed and twisted over into hook; two
brass shoe buckles Of different patterns;
a sailor palm, with its triangular nee.
die; decayed molar tooth, and IA as
sorted copper nails Excepting one 9TH
er item. these and neat bundle Of quill
toothpicks comprised the whole collec-
tion-not, in truth, an Inheritance Of
any very dazzling valued
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12
A WYOMING MAN HUNT.
Outlaw Band Cannot Escape From
Their "Hole-in-the- Wall"
THEIR HEADS WORTH $1,000 EACH
The State, Aided by Express and Rail-
road Companies, Has Perfected q
Plan That VIII Compel the Bandits
to Surrender or Die Fighting,

The State, Aided by Express and Rail-
road Companies, Has Perfected a
Plan That VIII Compel the Bandits
to Surrender or Die Fighting.
Casper, Wyo., June 1.-THE Hole
in-the- Wall" for years the refuge for
outlaws, promises to be cleansed Of Its
desperate Inhabitants. The daring
robber band which looted the Union
Pacific express at Rock Creek recently
and escaped to tho fastness Of theiR
dens In the "Hole-in-the-Wall," in
spite of the fact that they were close.
ly pursued over plain and mountain,
are to be systematically hunted to
their death. To this purpose the sew
eral railroad managers with interests
in this state are organizing posses, and
the outlaws will be given no rest. 1t
is expected 200 men will be engaged
in the big man hunt.
The state, express and railroad COM
paniss have offered an aggregate Of
$4,000 each for the heads OF the mem
bers Of the band. In addition to this
head money in the event of success,
the men who are arranging for this
chase will be armed and fed by he
corporations and big cattle companies
Of this section during the> time they
are engaged. Thus they are enabled
to enlist q typical band Of rough
riders, and every man Of them a dead
shot. Many of them are cowboys.
others are old frontiersmen who have
fought Indians In the same territory
over which they will now pursue the
bandits, and still others are trained
detectives Of the big corporations. The
various bands Of man hunters will be
accompanied by Indiap trailsrs. blood
hounds and pack trajhs. The men are
to be sworn in as deputy sherifs, and
will be in charge Of the officers of the
several counties In northwest Wyom-
ing.
A gorge so narrow that two horses
cannot walk abreast is the only gate
way into the Hole in-the- Wall" There
are paths over the granite wall for
men, but not for beasts. Leading in
from Montana there are two or three
obscure routes that eventually enable
one to reach the rendezvous Of the out
laws, but they are known to but few
trailers and indian fighters. The man
hunters in this case, however, who
have been hired for an indefinite Pc
riod, will use the known trails, and
the end of the outlaw reign in the
"Hols-ln-the- Wall" country Is believed
to be near.
The six road agents who looted the
Union Pacific express box will not OPP
pose this small army Of the allies
alone. 1t is estimated that at least so
men on whose heads there are prices
set and who are wanted in many states
are to be found hiding there. son1e
of them are following the pursuits Of
farmers and ranchers. and only seek
to hide their Identity. Many of these
men are convicted criminals and some
of them are under sentence of death.
1t Is commonly stated that Bob Taylor.
the condemned Missouri murderer, is
living there, herding cattle for another
murderer, George Bake, who killed
his wife at Cheyenne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

In authoritative quarters the re-
ported $1,000, 100000 brewery trust is
denied.
By the capsizing of sailboat near
Clinton. a.. Chris Crop and Henry
Albright were drowned.
Dissipated Samuel Roberts. at Canon
City, Ia, killed his divorced wife, his
mother-in-law and himself
Congressman r. P. Bland, at his
home In Lebanon. NO.. 10 still linger-
ing between life and death.
The survey for the German-Ameri-
can cable, from Baden to Coney Island,
las been completed. 1t will cost S.
1000.
Sailors Of the cruiser Brooklyn are
perfecting arrangements to celebrate
"Schley day." July 3. Admiral Samp-
son will be invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12

Wichita, Kan. June 12.-Mrs. Ray
Higgins, bride Of two hours, is dead.
and her husband and younger brother
badly injured as the result of chart
vari party given them at their home
near Watohea, Oklohopa, Friday
night. The eAarivari party, composed
Of about % fSiends Of the young mar
ried people, refused to 60 when re-
Quested to DO 70. But continued to make
deafening Noises. One Of the party,
Harry Randall. deliberately pointed his
gun at the young couple shd fred. The
bride fell, shot through the lungs, and
died an hour later. The eyoom was
shot in the face and small brother
of the bride also wounded. No arrests
have saaa made ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12
Murderers Discovered Minors Heard

Murderers Discovered Miner's Heard
Chicago, June 1.-THE secret hiding
place in which old Martin Meier, Who
was murdered Monday night, kept his
money, was found yesterday. It h b.
Of lounge IN his home. The bottom
Of the lounge had been ripped opsa,
and in the burlap, which had been ussd
to stun 1t, was found vacant place
as II made for a receptacle. Edvard
Meier, . nephew, says when be ana
his father left the murdered mans
house Wednesday night the lounge had
not been disturbed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12
Petroleum Production,

Washington, June 12.--Over $685.
100000 gallons of petroleum., according
to the treasury bureau of statiStics, are
now produced annually In the world.
OF this amount 2.S00, 0OO, 900 are pro-
duced in the United States. 2,250, 000, 900
in Russia, and the remainder is dis
tributed among = dozen countries.
Austria producing 100000, Sumtra
10000, 900, Java 10000, 900. Canada TO-
900, 900, Roumania 24,000, 900. India H.
100000, Japan 100000 Germany L.
100000, Peru 100000 and Italy about
1000 900 gallons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12

hill Nc All T0nD HiOninAlo0
NNt II Trains Leave NiIminR,
WS4 Ton, Delaware Avenue
~4MG1X% Station, for
.ls'i ia !ss1 o. SIS an Pail@ss as1s. "a
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s IL 4 TIC ? M a.. sspd "a ~. 4. ~ IS:
Pullman cars. aA '7.4s. a6o '1IWp m
Chester. week days. 80 flo, lag. an .2A
s1l'a 1L0e .. H.. LOO, '2&: 400, y.So. go. stlsl
Il: Ills ~. n q So S1 ~. IS s "a ia aeS liz
Atlantic City, week days. ITO a M, .,2iA
Cape May. woeA days. T.!oI M, 1884 .. q.
Baltimore and Washington, week days. .4la
LIZ 'sg4; 'liM q m, ~ 8 's0e, S04 34o, Ao7.!
das ss y pa iis Ss a M NJ aoa ~ spe
I'll 'S.sS tsii Pullman cars, 's04, S1l p. m.
Balsmo and way stations, 7.lS =. NJ. a04 p.
Newark. week days .A1S IT, *soA .1Lal a.
m. 'la@. 804, .467, alb, '911, lQ55. .. m,
sundays. 't.ls nv. 'aoA a. H., 'ls.6s, aoi II.
Fi,tsbarE. week days. 1904 a. M, l57. $50
(all Pullman carsl oil p m. Sundays. 800 q
M, 'k57, t5.sl tali Pullman cars eli p m.
Chicago. daily, sac+ q m, s4.H p. m.
Cincinnati sad st. Louis 's'o4 sm'' Ts5a and
iol p % ana b.,rois % II D. N dali, to Toledo
and daily except sunday to Detroit.
eingeriy accom- odation, week days, L 10 q M.
e0A As. lO.55 p, IN. Sundays 7.isa. M, aoA 7.s9
Lsudsnbers accommodation. weekdays, T. les
$50 q. m., a0A +67 p. N. Sundays, Cav a. m.
10y RElTp MARKET STREET STATION RoR
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Baptist Young Peoples Union Association

Convention, Richmond, Va, July 1916.
One Fare for the round trip. From points
east of the Ohio River, tickets will be good
going July 18th to 18th, good returning I'M.
til July 3lst inclusive, with privilege OF eN.
tension until August 18th inclusive, II tick
mond on or before July 2Sth, and upon pay
ment Of fee Of 80 cnta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12
Stlll Hope For the Parip,

Falmouth, June 1.-THE under
writer's are still hopeful Of being able
to save the American liner Paris, now
lying on the rocks near the Manacles,
and the blasting operations continue.
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Reduced Rates to st LonIs via Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Account Meeting Grand
ndna n ksIka

Lodge, b. r. o. E1kS'
On account of the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge, B. p. O. Elks, at st. Louis, NO.,
June 20 to %. 1899, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will soil r0und-trip tickets
from points on its line, to St Louis aud re-
turn, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will be sold June 10 and 19, good to return
until June25.
For specific rates and conditions apply to
Ticket Agents.
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Phila. 4 Chester Steamboat!
$3.50
~r.~WSezs
CITY OF CHESTER.
AND BRANDYWINE.

VIII Oh and after April Il,
Leave Fourth straet wharf daily SUNDAY
fncluded) at 7.a), 1o.3) a n. ant LOO, Ais m
LeavePhilads!phia from Piers, north above
Arch street, at 7.3O. l0.15 a. M, and 1904 D. IN
Fare to PhilsdslphIs 2Ic. Bxcurs on, 4Oc.
Freightreoeived all day at Philaielp hia and
Wilmington and csrriad ab tho lowest rates,
Telephone No. 1907.
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Think 1t Over.
IS Cents To Brandy wine Springs And Re-
turn, Sunday June nth, b 6 o. X. K.

DR.. Simms White Pulmonlc Balsam
win cure any kind Of q cold cooking st.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS

and Prostitution from Over
work or other causes.
Hunphreys' Homeopathic Specific
No 2S, in use over 20 years, the only
successful remedy.
q per vial walls and large vial for Is
Sold by Druggists post paia rssspt Of pcs
HCMpuREyB' AxRs CO.. Ger william Seha IN, ksw Yssb
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turn, Sunday June nth, b & o. X. K.
Sunday, June 18th, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets
to Brandywine Springs at the low rate OF
Is cts for the round trip Tickets will be
good ON regular trains leaving Ma,keJ
Street Station 9.25 n. m, Gas p. IN. nd
special train at 200 p. m. Returning
trains will leave Brandywine Springs at
6. 90 and 900 D. III.
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Nice in every respect as o real Liver medicine
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cheek she looks like their other daugh-
ter, whose face was illuminated with
the brightness Of another world on the
day when the Lord took her into his
heavenly keeping years ago.
A Hint From Astronomy.
should not wonder II, after all, these
parents pass the evening Of their life in
the same church, all differences Of church
preference overcome by the Joy of being
In the house Of God where their children
were prepared for usefulness and heav.
Ell. But can give you recipe for ruin.
ing your children. Angrily contend in
the household that your church Is right
and the church of your companion Is
wrong. Bring sneer and caricature to
emphasize your opinions, and your chill
dren will make up their minds that reli-
gion is sham, and they will have none
of 1t. In the northeast storm Of domes.
tic controversy the rose of Sharon and
the lily Of the valley will not grow. Fight
about apostolic succession, fight about
election and free agency, fight about bap-
tism, fight about the bishopric, fight
about gown and surplice, and the reli-
gloss prospects Of your children will be
left dead on the field. You will be as UNI
fortunate as Charles, duke Of Burgundy,
who In battle lost diamond the value Of
kingdom, for In your fight you will lose
the Jewel of salvation for your entire
household. This Is nothing against the
advocacy of your own religious theories.
Use all forcible argument, bring all tell
ing ILLUSTRATION, array all demonstrative
facts. but let there be no acerbity, no
singing retort, no mean insinuation, no
superciliousness, as though all others
were wrong and you infallibly right.
Take a hint from astronomy. The
Ptolemaic system made the earth the CEN
ter Of the solar system, and everything
was thought to turn round the earth.
But the Copsrnican system came and
made the sun the center around which
the planets revolved. The bigot makes
bis little belief the center Of everything,
but the large souled Christian makes the
sun Of righteousness the center and all
denominations without any clashing and
each in Its own aphere revolving around
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-12

tan. You are sa1e Tor the skies. lnen II
Is your first duty to secure the eternal
safety Of your lifetime associate. Is not
the everlasting welfare Of your wife i'm
penitent or your husband impenitent Of
more importance than your church rela.
tionship? Is not the condition of your
companion for the next quadrillion Of
years mightier consideration to you
than the qualification of your ecclesiasti-
cal taste for 40 or so years. A man or a
woman who would stop half minute
to weigh preferences as to whether he
or she had better 90 with the unconvert-
oil companion to this or that church or
denomination has no religion at all and
never has had, and fear never will
have. You are loaded up with what you
suppose to be religion, but you are like
from his voyage Of discovery a shipload
Of what he supposed valuable minerals,
yet, instead Of being silver and gold,
were nothing but common stones of the
field, to be hurled out as finally useless.
The Christian's Duty.
Mighty God, in all thy realm Is there
one man or woman protesting religion,
yet so stolid. 90 untitled, 20 far gone
unto death that there would be any hssi-
fancy 10 -surrendering all preferences be.
fore 81 a an opportunity Ct salvation
and heavenly reunionS Il you, a Chris.
tian wife, are al attendant upon any
church and yqn. qhtonverted HUSBAND
does not 60 there because be does nos
Ike Its preacher, or its music, or its ar
chitecture. or its uncomfortable croMde