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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23
IN 1882.

The first pay car over the railway came
in Sunday-Aug. /.
Mrs. ID. j.. Baldwin has arrived and likes
her new home in Hope very much.
Chas. S. Diesterwcg. of LaSalle, Ills,
who has been the guest of Charley and
Frank Ward, returned home yesterday.
Our mail comes via Tower City-what
we want now is a daily mail
L. j. Cooper, the bonanza farmer of
Cooperstown. has recently bought 2S
Deerng binders of Luce II Merriell.
The fall term of school will commence
Aug. 4. and continue ten weeks-with
Miss Jessie Berch in charge.
Thirty cars of freight were received at
this station on Friday of last week.
E. H. Steele has placed $500 pound
Detroit safe in the Hope House, to keep
the guests valuabes safe
Chas. Fl. Barlow is the new station
agent and appears 10 be bright young
man.
Wheat and oats look elegant five and
six feet high.
Regular train service commenced Oh
the Hope branch Aug. l. The train ar
rives at l p. m. and departs at 3:}0 D. m.
Charley and Frank Ward were out
hunting several days last week. return.
Saturday afternoon With three wild geese
and Il dozen ducks. One goose weighed
over Is pounds. Young ducks are as
plentiful as mosquitoes.
Work has commented on the Coopcrs
town railroad. The officers are: r. G.
Cooper, president; n. l.. Lendan. vice
president; G. G. Crane. secretary; NJ.
Burrell, treasurer; I. b Edwards, chef
engineer.
Il. L. Picker!, a gentlemen of wealth
tsnpposed) and proNince in New York
City. who has been visiting summer re-
sorts in Minnesota, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, came to Hope on the
excursion last week and remained until
Saturday. They are delighted with
Hope and may locate.
Byron Andrews. Of Rochester, n. Y,
has located in Hope. lie is a rustlcr too
in real estate.
DIR. J. II. Steele, Z. H. Steele and Col.
Il. Il. Picl1ert killed a large antelope six
miles north of town. last Saturday. 1t
weighed l07 pounds, DR.. Steele shot him.
Hope has daily train. service now
on time too.
A daily Stage to Devils Lake is another
improvement.
Edward Spears new flour and feed
store is open for business.
f. M. Washbnrn is building new
and handsome residence on ingalls, ave.
II l.. Smith has sold his lumber yard
to Beidler e. Robinson, and is preparing
to open wood and coal yard.
.if Davidson and e. c. Perry, Of
Elsbury, got into a shooting scrape, in
which Perry was worstcd. T.. j. Nc
MahOn was called down for LEGAL advice
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23

Mr.. G. NEcHER, l57 Osgood ST., Chicago.
My wife hal severe case of la,
Grippe three years ago and it left hcr
with very bad cough. She tried bot
tie OF Foley b Honey and Tar and it gave
Immediate relief. One bottle cured her
cough entirely, Now We nre novcr with
out bottle Of this wonderful Cough
Medicine in the house 45c aud SOC
l'loischer ,p Co.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23
3. Presson, P:cssonyi!le, Kans.. writes

B. Prcsson, P:cssonyi!!e, Kans. writes
Jan. 25th, 1899:
Ship order at once. only have one bot
tie left. Nothing like Folcy's Honey
and Tar" is the universal verdict of all
who have used it. Especially has this
been truo Of coughs accompanying and
succeeding la Grippe. Nota single
bottle failed to give almost immediate
relief. Everybody recommends it.
Flcischer & TO.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23

Mr.. S. A. FackIcr, Editor of the Mic
anopy U'la.) Hustler, with his wife and
children, suffered terribly from La
Grippe. One Minute Cough Cure was
the only remedy that helped them. 1t
acted quickly. Thousands of others
use this remedy as specific for La
Grippe and its exhausting after effects.
Wambcrg & jacobson.
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Inc booR was written In army camps at san
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Cure for l.aGriDDe.

Iolcy's Honey and Tar heals the lungs
and cures the rac!iing cough usual to
la Grippe and prevents pneumonia. 1t
is guaranteed. 25c and SOC. Fleischcr
g q,
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"ANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTjl,
W. persons IN this state to manage our bIlsl
moss ~ their avn ail nour by counties, IL i.
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23

Ono Minute CeugGi Cure, cures,
Jhst II Whist II Wvs uIsds Tor,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23

Jne Minute Cough Cure, cures.
Tbst II xhst II wsS made Tor,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23

II t. Smith has sold his lumber yard
to Bedler e. Robinson, and is preparing
to open wood and coal yard
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23

ilf Davidson and e. G. Perry, Of
ElIsbury, got into a shooting scrape, in
which Perry was Worsted. T.. j. Nc
Mahon was called down for legal advice.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23

There Was a small attennance at the
last meeting Of the G.. e. S. last Wcdnes
day, prehaps summer weather has nc
charms..fo members.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-02-23
Lingering Lac ripre Cough Cured.

FRANK j. REED, G. p. A., Chicago.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

ebenfaus elm beutfder Steinbauer
Ramens Rinn, erbielt 3 Wonate &C.
fdngnib.
8iirpn. Die dlteIte 8iirserin
ppn 8iiron purbe gu 9rube getrdgen;
uGmli9 Sunefrau Maria Diieit. Sic
mar 9ebpren i'm Nopember 1903.
SDtttngen. Gs I9eint, baB bic
felt Ginger 3eit permibte Srau @erenu
Yfpffer BON 9Ottinsen in einem
S9permutbsanfaa ben Sob in Der
9tare gsiu9t unb gefunoen bat.
ntGebu6 d. Sier %erplobirte uns
ter bpnnerGbnli9em @etOie Der 4cetps
lengas : Gr3eugungsappardt Der 9sbr,
Singer, MoBsef4Gft. Der apparat
mubte lebten Serbit auf poliSeili4e
@erdnlaTung aus benz SuuIe in ben
@arten berle9t fperbeu, es lit beb6aGb
fein peiterer Materiali9doen gu be-
Hagen. 9as 9eI9dftsperional lam
nit benz S9reden oapon.
SeIb Seufisbere. Radj
f9perer &rdntbeit Itarb i'm bitter BON
So Sabren &antonsri6ter Spief Bit
al, Der als 9enpFenprGfben uub Sc:
meinoeidreiber in berpGrtiger 9enois
fame unb @emeinoe l~angidhrige 0tens
tie l~eiitete.
Sretburg. Der Oa6oedermeis
Iter Seberin Mpulinet Der nit Qrbeis
ten ouf benz Sa9e zines i'm 8au be-
griffenen Sauies beIddftigt mar, that
babel einen Se6ltritt, ftiir5te auf bic
Strabe binunter unb lpurbe ais 2eids
u~ufseboben.
Stiterreihsl Irgarn,
Dien. 9eitorben auf Der Dieben.
S90nbrunneritrabe 4, Der Regies
rilngsrat6 unb Profefor /. 9. Oer
@iener SanbeIsataOemie @eorg &o1.
mer, SaupttaiIirer Der Stabterpeites
rungstaffe, i'm alter BON 80 Sabren.
= Der Soflieferant unb SausbeIiber
Peter &eiB fweierte nit ieiner 9emublin
Sruu Geopolbine bds Set Der solbes
men Sodseit. = Gri6pFen bat ii9 BEL
2ebrer @arl YeDrl. = SIM Srr1inn
Dat bic Satin bes Staatsba6nbeumten
Sran5 2utacs auf ibre Nutter elm
Moroattentat unternommen uno ftf
bann ielbit cine &ugel in ben &opf &c.
f6oHen. - Der Sefonomiez9 eripal.
ter &uOplpb Ri9ter aus 8oitelsbrunn
bat ii9 bier erI9ohen. - Der Subel.
prieiter Der Congregation Der MiiiiOn
bonn B. 8incen5 pOn Paul, Serr 5runa
3ainter, 1T i'm 4lter BON 80 Sabrer
geitorben.
Milo &ubtn. 3pifden benz
Sbergefpan 2ubpig &iirtbp unb Dem
characterization Nitolaus Suitt
fanb elm S1belbueI unter I9peren
8ebingungen itatt, bel pel6em Suitf
beripunbet purbe. Die llrIa9e bes
0ueqs mar elm Wortpefiel.
4ufftg. Die 8OliSei perbaftets
stpet Mitelieber elmer iiber Seiterreifj
unb 0eutI9ldnb psrbreiteten @erbre.
6srbanbe, ben 26idbrigsn aus SSege.
bin 9ebiirtigen Selner Sultus pipl
unb ben &c Sabre alien SoIef Sdrt.
mann.
8aben. Sine berii6tigte Sods
itaplerin Rdmers Waria Sparing, bic
aulebt als 9pnne BEL elmer Rittmeis
Itersgattin in Sruistir9en bebienitei
mar unb mad benz 0iebItabl zines
S9mudes I'M Dertbe bon 1000 II.
flii3tig %getporben lit, purbe perbaftei
uno benz Sreisgeri9t eingeliefert.
Slrcmbllrg.
2uremburg. SIM Otter BON 70
Sabren lit Der @aitpirtb Mi4aeI SiI=
ger, Dice : prdiibent bes 2uremburger
Stabttafenpereins, geiturben.
SDningen. @obnung unO Stal>
lung bes Mldurers Mi4el 9lpbt Iinb
%absebrannt.
9ibsGbingen. Der ~42iGbrige
Grbeitsr s. !Sengen, geb. aus Differ
biugen, ipurbe in elmer duf bieI. 8anne
gelessnen 9alerie o einem BON Der
9ede berdbfaQenben Steine erThlaaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

8tf9pfsbeim m. Sier tpurben
benz !Silfsbremier Stiiber BON einem
9abnSuse bsibe 8eine a%bgefabren. Der
S6perperIeBte itarb ulsbalb.
Sriebberg. Nuf cine 25idbrige
9ienfttbGtigtsit lam Der Seminurbies
ner 2ubpig 9aber Suriidbliden.
9auz4tgesbeim. Der Sobn
Der Dittipe Nit. &leiiinger fiel in ben
Seller unb brad elm 9ein. @s lit bies
bus brittle Mal, bab Der 11idbrige
Sunge Ous 8ein bur9 Stura sebrp9en
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

gine grduttse Gnts
bedung ma9te man aus benz Yarz
raflub in Der Ndbe BON Melbpurne.
@s fanb aerabe neRuOerresatta itatt,
aIs man einen auf benz Dafer Idpims
member iarsGbnli9en 8uiten setpabrte.
gr tpurbe mittels zines 8%pptsbutens
einsebolt, unb nun fab man, bab spei
9eine aus benz geborItenen Gdrge
berdusragten. Del Suno puroe an
2anb sei9afft, unb Die ppliaei fdnb
bic 2eife elmer iebr biibI9en 5rau bon
ettpa 80 Sabren in benz &aften. Spuz
rem GuBerer 9epalt feblten, aud ergab
bic Section teinen beitimmten 4nbalt
fir bic Spoesart. Der 2ei9nam puroe
fp%rsfGltig prGparirt unb Dffentli9
aus9eItelt, um erft einmal bic periOnz
li6teit 3u ermitteln. 9iele Sauienbe
itrDmten berbei, aber tpo9enlung blieb
Der S9leier ungeliiftet. @ubli9 fam
2i9t in bic Ingelssenbsit, unb leioer
f9eint elm beuti6es @bepaar Rdmens
2ebebur bes Morbes psrbddtig unb
einem iuneen gnsldnber, benz bic @rz
mprbete unbequem gepproen mar, als
DertSeug sebient gu baben.
= Dasattep b. R o j D de
S6lob in arabne 1T Elm Haub rer
Slammen getporben. Der 8eiBer oes
S6lpFes, Rittersutsbsiiser b. Ro6cp,
befanb Iid serabs lei Ieinen ihmers
tranten 9rubsr in Berlin. Sos
sseuer mar in Der RGubertl:nrler aut
benz 8oben NDreens s lbr aiisgetomz
men. Die 9isnerfdaft, bic auf Dem
9oben f9lief, tornte nur oas nddte
2eben retten. @on ben Wfpbilien i'm
S6lpFe tonnte, IuBer &rlefhofttn
unb @etpeiben, nur penis g@erettet ipers
ben. Der Mil9tiibler Ses aitterentes
orang in ben bi9t init J.au4 sriillten
Weinteaer bes Sdlohes, in .oelhem
Iebr quite unb alte Marten iaserten,
unb perIu6ts gu retten, mas nod gu
retten mar. 0abei gerietb er in 9ez
fabr, au erItiden, unb muBte icine Be-
mii6ungen aufseben, 70 Dab tGs gdnSe
@einlaaer perni9tet Iourbe. IN bas
&niItern unb 3ifden Der Ulammen
mii6ten ii9 bic luutsn Rnale Der
f~prinsenben GbampasusrfldI6sn. Gin
Sriimmerbdufen beSei9uet be Sidite,
mo bas altebrpiirbige SGIob 9'itans
ben bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

Ben BpldmeHer pbne iebe BeranlaIs
flung nieberseitoden bate, ertannte bic
Struffummer pesen &0rperberleBung
nit tObtli9em Qusgang auf bier Sabre
2uhthaus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

inter einem Dad Iissenben SduIsr Der
Nitttpe Meber unb bes @rbeitsmannes
MuaB nurben elm Raub Der Slammen.
Sds meiite MObiIiar fonnte slidli4
g%erettet fperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
ErDpin; ehltsnigs DpIittir.

aItpnu. gambler Otto @ispes
bierielbit bat ieinen in Der MsiBners
Strabs in @lmsbiittel pobnenosn 8as
ter 10 idper miBbanoeIt, bab berfelbe
nab benz Srantenhauie aebraht ipers
ben mubts. Der ungerutbene Sobn
purbe in Suft genommen, ~leiitete aber
iOldenBiberftunb, bub man ibn feiIcln
muBte. - als Der 2sbrling 2%ilienborn
in einsm Sippobrom in Der 8aditrabs
benz Reiten 5uI9aute, purbe er BON eis
nem Sufidlas sesen ben 8opf getrofs
fen unb lebenssefdbrli9 perleBt.
SstIigenbafen. Die beibsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30
Sbenburg.

Otbenburg. MittelIt uG6tiis
den @inbru9s limb Der Wittpe Riitbe=
mann 5000 Mart unb psri6iebenes
SilberSeug seItoblen porben. = Sas
beige Sdpurseri4t perurtbeilte bic
% : jdbriee SaustOdter Rebetta Die
berits, senannt Sotes aus Gbborn, bic
ibr Sinh am II. Nopember b. s. porz
iGbli9 getObtet bate, gu brei Sabren
@efGngnib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30

&DIn. Die gbeIeute Rentcr 5ranS
WerteRs unb Maria Mertels. qeb.
Gfiinsb, f~eierten ibrs goIbsne So9seit.
Der Subildr lit rs, feline 9emablin II
Sabre alt, unO beibe erfreuen iid nod
elmer i%eItenen Riiftigtsit. 9rei
Sabre 6 Wonate 3u6tbaus erbielt nee
gen pifsntIi9en Weineibs bic 9ienIts
mu9o 8ertrub 2ep aus Bud bel Guns
neteppel.
8ebburg. &pmmsrSienratb Sils
Derbers bat Der observation-disclosures
tuiie Der bieIigen standardization
geieaiaaft einsn 9eitrus bon 10000
Wt. 5ugepieIen.
Bonn. 9egen ben Sfuan5isiGbris
gen 5ubritdrbeiter Peter Ridars aus
8iIidsR beinbprf Der auf Der Riidtebr
bon Der &%Dnissbopener &irmeb einen
unoeren Gabriturbeitsr NIT siHsm gros
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-30


aar9au. Der Srunpiifter GriB
Sabsrii6, Der in Determination Elm
Saus a%nsiinbsts unb ii4 bunn ielbit
Der 9oli3ei iteIte. bat geitanoen, oaB
er oies sstban babe. UNI i'm 3uhtbdils
GeIe9enbsit su betommen, elm Sanos
inert gu lernen.
4orpane gen. Sier eeriet9 Der
50iGbrige 2anbpirtb Sob. ulr. 8Dgli
aus Meinispbl unter ieinen nit 5fpet
Pfsrbsn beipannten Wasen. Gr erlitt
einen S9Gbelbru9 uno Sablret4e
luetfGungen unb purOe in boffs
nunssIoien 3uItanOe ms Spitdl psr'
bra6t.
SafeI. Sas gosler Strafseridt
p.rurtbeilte einsn bsutf9en Steins
bauerseislsn Sobann Warqudrb. pels
der am 4. Sept. porisen Sabres ben
Srdmfiibrer Solanb bur4 einen NeIs
ieritid eetobtet hattie, gu 6 Sahren
3udtbaus. Gin Complete Marauaros,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Commencill Monday, February 18th,
the Baltimore g. ONO R.iltoai will in
lroducs a new feature In the Sleeping
Car Service, between Baltimore and
Newark, Ohio, inauRurating what will he
known a. the Ordinary" Sleeping Cars,
In addition to the regular STANDARD Sleep
ing Cars One OF these cars will be attach.
ed to Train No. z, leaving Baltimore at
700 p. nj. and arriving In Newark 1929 A. M
next day, returning On Train No 2, loav-
Ing Newark 8 30 T.. NJ. and arriving In
Baltimore 10 50 r. NJ mex day.
The Baltimore IL Ohio Railroad Is the
a st limo to introduce this service IN the
eastern territory for special acCommods-
ton OF the travelling public. In these
"Ordinary" Sleepsrs the Pullman rate Is
| red uced one-half, So that passe gera have
the choice vi paying the higher Pullman
rate and occupying Standard Car or take
| advantage of the cheaper rate and OCCUPY.
Ing ths " Ordinary" Sleeper.
| These cars arc new. have been especially
construed for this service, and differ from
the STANDARD Sleeping Cars only In being
Lss olaborasely furnished. The seats are
upholstered In rattan, and the sleeping
berths, when made up, have al the COM
forts and oonveuisnces Of the Standard
Cars,
Tickets will b. on sale ct regular Pull
man ticket offl,ss handling businoss b.
tween thess cities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01
Those AbominabIe Big Hats,

Women who adorn themselves with
large expansion hats should be charged
extra when admitted to the Opera House.
Persons sitting back Of them have their
pleasure marred by not being able to see
the performers on the stage. They are an
illumination and should be made to re-
move their flower gardens 80 that these
sitting In the rear can get their money 8
wo.' IN. Tho writer had tho misfort tune to
SIT uaOk OF two ladies at the Opsra House
lat evening who had his view cut of by
tho bobbing heals OF two fomaIeS heads
covered by Two immense sky scrapers and
was compelled to take another seat SO
that no could get = view OF whaC was TAX
ing place on the stage The management
should charge q u extra for all women
Wc4ring flower gardens or sky scrapJrs
and BY that means those females would
wear something decent IN siae when at
tending place. Of amusement. The women
didn't appear to think that thoss who
happened to sit behind them have any
right or wanted to get a sglim's OF tho
stage to 500 what Is taking place thereon.
The proper place to wear big hats or
pompadour hair IL In the sstreets not In
places Of amusement.
DR.. Lawton the opticinn has q brother
on tho stage who 10 creating quite q furDr
In England His acting 10 the talk Of tho
English amusement public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01
THE WRECKED MORAVIA.
The Crew Of the Atlantic Liner Prob
ably Lost.

The Crew Of the Atlantic Liner Prob
ably Lost.
Halifax, N. s., March 1.-The over
due steamer Moravia, Captain Ferguson.
which sailed from Hamburg for Boston
Jan. IL, was wrecked on the northeast
bar Of Sable Island about Feb. Il. The
vessel was first seen on the bar about
eight miles from the Northeast light. She
was broken in two Tie vessel was
making her last trip for the Hamburg
American line, having been recently sold
to the Slonan line, Of New York.
The dominion government steamer
Aberdeen, which it is proposed to send
to Sable Island to the relief of the Mo-
ravia will HOT be able to leave Halifax
for two days. There is no other means
Of communication with Sable Island than
by boat, as no electric cable has been
found able to stand in the shifting sands.
The captain of the Gloucester schooner
Mamie &. Rohlin said that when the
schooner Arbitrator reported the wreck
the lnttcr's captain SAID that through
the haze he could see steamers hull
high upon the sandbar, with one mast
gone and down at the head. as if she
were hoggcd. The location of the wreck
is the worst on this dreaded island. The
northeast bar extends to sea for II miles,
and large part of the time is discon-
nectcd with the main islands. 1t is prob
ably impossible at this time of year to
reach the wreck from the life saving sta.
tons except in lifeboats
The captain of the Bohlin says that
when he went to the locality where the
Moravia had been seen the wreck had
disappeared. probably sunk. AS 10 days
have now elapsed since the steamer was
seen on the island, no particular hurry
is needed. Mechanics are working dag
and night repairing the Aberdeen to go
to the scene. 1t is feared the Moravia's
crew are lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01
SAMPSON AND SCHLEY.
Their Differences Prevent the Adj
yaucement of Either Rear Admiral.

Their Differences Prevent the Adj
yancement of Either Rear Admiral.
Washington, March l.-Another unsuc-
cessful effort was made in the executive
session of the senate to confirm the nom
nations advancing Admirals Sampson
and Schley and other officers who partic-
ipatrd in the Santiago campaign. This
result was due to the objections of Sen
ators Butler, Pettgrew and Stewart,
who talked through the executive session,
thus preventing tho taking of vote.
Senator Butler based his objection to
the advancement of Mr.. Sampson upon
the revelations OF the published record
OF the two officers, referring with es-
pecial emphasis to the fact that Admiral
Sampson had himself been responsible
for Admiral Schlcy's remaining at Glen
fuegos.
The presentation OF this point led to
n controversy as to whether. Sampson
had ever issued the order. Senator For
aker appeared especially anxious to Sc
cure confirmation or denial Of this accu-
sation, indicating his opposition if it was
based upon correct information. He
wanted to know why. il such an order
had been issued. it had not been included
in the record of the two officers sent to
the senate by the secretary Of the navy.
To this the friends of Admiral Sampson
replied that it was to be presumed that
it would have been IL such an order had
ever been issued.
Senator Pettigrew quoted the closing
paragraph of Admiral Schley's state
meut 'No one can get around that
logic" said Mr.. Prttigrew. "This mat
ter is Of record if the other is not. and
enough is known to show the unfarncss
OF Sampson
Senators German and Wellington
made an appeal for action. Mr.. German
said that he agreed with those who
claimed that there had been unfair dis
elimination against Schl"y, but he said
that he wanted him confirmed, and he
saw no means Of protecting Schley with
out advancing Sampson,
A suggestion to confirm Schl"y and
leave Sampson Enacted upon was not
accepted. and the executive session
closed without action.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01
POPE AGAIN STRICKEN,
It Is Feared That His Holiness VIII
. Not Recover.
EALADY SAID TO BE PNEUMONIA.

Already There Is Talk OF HIS Success
sor, and 1t Is Admitted That There
Is No Possibility Of . Foreigner Be-
ing Elected.
London, March IA dispatch from
Rome says that the pope has had
prolonged fainting fit. His holiness had
q fatiguing day Monday, receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the approaching ami
versary Of his coronation, and COM
planned Of the cold, which has been in
tense for two days. Yesterday the pom.
tiff complained of pain in his side. DR..
Lapponi found some fever and ordered
the patient to remain in bed and take
a complete rest 1t is almost certain
that the pontiical receptions and cere-
monies fixed for March 2 and 3 will be
cointermanded.
The Rome correspondent of The Daily
Mail says: at is feared the pope has
pneumonia and will not recover. Car
dinal Oreglia, doyen Of the Sacred col
lege, has been in the apartment Of his
holiness the entire evening"
The Rome correspondent Of The Daily
News says: 1.-THE sudden changes in the
weather brought on the pope's bowel
complaint, from which he has never been
entirely free since last summer, when it
was regarded as alarming. This is az
gravated by pain in the left side, near
the spleen.
''Intrigucs have already begun with re-
gard tc a possible conclave, and names
Of candidates are In circulation. The
indications are that the conclave, should
it he called soon, would be divided dis
tinctly into two factions. The first is
the simply religious faction, supporting
Padre Gotti, barefoot Carmelite monk
from Genoa, distinguished merely for
learning and piety, who would really
have good chance Of success. The
second faction. which favors an extern
sion of the political power of the pope,
has three candidates, Cardinal Bishop
Luigi Oreglia di Santo Stefano, dean of
the Sacred college and carmorlengo Of
the Holy Roman Catholic church; Car
dnal Bishop Serafno Vannutelli, bishop
of Frascsti and project Of the congre"
CATION OF bishops and regulars, and Car
dinal-Priest Mariana Rampolla del lin
daro. pontiicial secretary Of state. arch
priest of the Vatican Nasiica and grand
prior in Rome of the sovereign military
Order of st. John Of Jerusalem. All of
these are intransigeants, and there is no
possibility of foreigner being elected
none"