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FOR RENT.

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4 ut Tenth and Shipley streets, terms mod
rate. apply to Frank Carbcrry. o2j-Uvt
lTOR RRNT-TWO LARGE, Sd STORY
n rooms, use Of bath, suitable for light
housekeeping at G26 West Sd street. o3l2tf
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Wilmington Conclave of Mogullans
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A UAHI-JUHN W. HAYiTN, HOUSE
"A carpenter and jobbcr. Estimates and
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West Secol u street. o3l.6tl
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SHE WAS FULL OF NERVE.

You know how reliable Dents Toohachc
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PRIVATE, SALE.

The subscribers have just received 81 he IL Of
N. w. Missouri and Iowa Horses. will ii nj
private sale at their stable, 4lo West Front
street, " ilmington, Del.
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WANTED.

"a, ANTED-.2 2 WHITE MEN THAT KNOW
w the city, to drive teams to gather old
tin cans Apply VIM Meyers, 5O7 South Mar
ket street, call after o'clock. ltS
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Van BurGn street. o3O-3t
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FOR SALE.

D'OR SALE-A PAIR OF HANDSOME
II geldings. Iowa, Jr., and Bob 5. can show
h 3minuts gait double Iowa Jr. can trot less
than 40 single; d and . ycaIs old. Excelsior
Club stable, 20S East ith street, o21.eod.tw
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I'oR "a LE-HAViNG BOUGHT A FARM,
II Mr.. A. G. Heiser Of Elsmerc, offers his
store property for sale. This il a desirable 10.
cation and good business corner. This is
good chance for the right man. sDtf
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JrOR SALE-F1NE LOT OF CANARY
IL birds, singers sl.75; female SOC, 6is West
Ninth street. n14A
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L'oR sALE-A CUT UNDEl. DELIVERY
johnson & Son, 225 Market street. o2S.8t
CoR SALE--CHEAP. LARGE BLACK
II hO-se, suitable for cart or heavy hauling
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ECI SAlE-TEN X. l.. p. A. ~. $. FOR )
+ cents W druggists. One gives relief.
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TOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS DRIVING
II horse, of good spirit, kin and gentle, ut
reasonable price. Address Q this office:
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L'OH SALE-2 FARMS, l25 ACRES IN
II Biaclebird Hundred, 3 miles from station
$50 acres in Pencader near pyatts mill. BY
], p. Nichols, Highlands. Wilmington, Del.
o25.Bteod%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
>OrR,Is OF COSTLY PuRs.
Alaskan Islands That rodu~e sSins Worth
as Much n. 500 Each.
.rOm u, T coma L do,r.


{. T. Ishain Uni Cd States Commissioner Of
Cnga Island, Alaska, while at Tacoma on his
way u Washington recently said Of the district
he administers
"Unga Island ls the great centre Of the sen otter
and fox skin industries and virtually all the in
hahlan.i ar engaged IN hunting one OF both
10 thrsr ne catch Is important, though tho
number Of animals is not large For instance
this year the eleven islands Of the Shumagn
group including Unga produced from the sur
rounding ters thiTty.iour sea offers Tho
value Of these skins Is 500 each BESIDES this
the islands are producing blue and black fox
skins in large numbers. One island alone had
produced up TO the time left ninety skins worth
$40 each. or $500
Other islands are also producing steadily
The black foxes were planted originally in lnga,
Sanak, Iicloisky and other islands by the Rus
sian American Fur Company u augment tho
,c'tnt supply left after the cOmpany's rcn had
been long Napping on the Islands After tho
uitrd States had had the country for some years
our huvrrnm Leased the eleven islands 10 dit
fcrcnt traders and AIcut chiefs. for the purpose
0f raising blue fnNrS The islands were well
stocked with the blue variety and there have
an unusually fine fur resulted
This year he natives Of Belofsky Island
rnnThi sryrn,ccn se 20 ot,rtT enor;h 70 carry
Ter in good shane The Indians go forth N tho
Soa in their bdarkas, and shoot tho otter with
their shocuns, aS a rule In some cases they
use net, but shooting them IA the usual way
These otter skins are the best und la any mar
kct In the world.
Il am & ,inr to Washington now To try TO got
the I oycrnmrnt u erect board houses on tn =
islands FOR IA" use Of Indians IN drying sal mon
aud al q desire 10 get a medical dispensarv and
4 doctor for N" Indians Diseases Of different
kinds have bruEcn out among them Substan-
,Ally the AlcutS need beside this, only flour tea
Al ammunition, aud these supplies they can
buy Of the traders from their otter and fox skin
catch. Their" plenty of goldfish, eggs Of wild
fowl. AMI some game in addition 10 the salmon
q hard year. and the Indians have to live on
roots and hrrhS"
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rhc Gold IIoarders of Pearl River.

Tr-n y. Ne,r Orifpns Tims'. Dsmocrn'
Up in the Prarl River district" said Mssis-
sippi lumberman the other day. there are n great
MANY old settlers who have received surprisingly
large incomes for the last decade, yet who live IN
the most primitive fashion imaginable Their
steers sheep and lumber bring In a steady stream
~ money, while th",r expenses are really next to
Hothng The hOmcs'c end IL generally a log
cabin. the turnitur consists ri few beds. n Ions.
liable and many chairs a. there ere people ~
the family and nearly everything they eat ~
grown ON the premises.
Naturally one asks what they do with their
cash And, although believe am pretty fnmi,
lar with their habits, must admit that that point
- a mystery. II Is = significant fart, however,
that they HrG vcrv fond Of gold II YOU buy
bunch - steers from one II the Old follows have
IN mind b. j. yrr' Alt "a ask YOU when YOU will be
N New orleans UrNt Get me the gold while
Won are down there he viii st', md paw me
when Won HpW. har' am I'm hurry about
thee mono 7 lH' we'll known ''u'uoss for tho
nnG NrHI has rtvrp rise fur the htcl that tho
uld .ctlrr, .r.u ,urir headings hu irl in tho
ground, aud an ~.nilGcut u1nt a great many
4 them have rd,Cu H"HN considerable sums u Ia
Can't Kidd en-, gentleman Who IL tirrr"Ehly
familiar with the c"uItrv, remarked lately in my
presence that il an ihc gold buried in the Pearl
lNvcr district wNS nut IN one barrel II would bust
IN" huupS The natives have An instructive dis
trust Of hnanrla' institutions, and very few carry
much mOHTy in bank,
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\ ,ryG UP;a COMPETE, CE.


something That Practically Any Man Can
10 by the k1ercis" of S"if-D-nial.
There are some men Of genius" said Mr. Nip
pingly. who accumulate great fortunes by great
strokes but by far the greater number oi fortunes
including those Of moderate dimensions, and
,hrpr forn tho great majority Of all are made
hy the very simple process Of living within ones
income and investing the surplus, with more or
cess wisdom, but always where II will he safe
Tho Older grow the more amazed ] am that
more PEG ir don't lay up n competence for them
srlyrs ~ mo~t ANYBODY can do by beginning
carly In life 10 live within their income and stick
in- l. that course faithfully hid do this my
srli2 \u' Am |, however, having learned tho
wisdom NJ this course, now masking besihninE'
am Obliged tn say no. ! am sill spending all
get and having v nothing
- here are some lrN-OnS that Wu all easily Sp-
uuirc, bat never turn to Onr own advantage. ono
~ these Is II tho benefits that arise from the cv-
rrcl,r uf self denial We get from this nj once
tine ,T.rt benefit of whH' SO saw" AID grlt dcriel
nDVr,ahr- strengthens N1l b. lalrnr the WiU,
and rnnp'" man constantly 10 do AID 10 earn
mrr and moe
There's slmulv nothing Ike Srlfdenial, it is
the KEY q cyrIv one Of lfe's treasures, and every
body has one Of hose golden keysi In his Possession
carer to he D him, and waiting only for him 10
bring II in use
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Oratory Disabled Ills Arm.

ST. ,iAEYs, OHIO. Nov. IL n II Cooke. Prose-
cutting Attorney Of this county, while d"lIv"r-
ing Il can'uagu speech IN country school
house n irW nights prior to the lato election.
broke a ligamrnt in his arm and he has henn
ohigrd to carry the injured member III sling
ever slucu
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Didn't Commit Himself.

FROM me IHdidr ,po JpurHr..
THAT cook asked II We had hardwood noors."
Nv hat dii y0u tell he. Jackt
= al ~ Hnsw'l lac, ~ AZ. How could [
Rn"s whether shc wanted H. N, or dldA't want
IAemI
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
ANTI-GOEBEL MOVEMENT.
DISAFFECTED DEMOCRATS MEET AT
BOWLING GREEN NEW CON-
VF,NTION CALLED

Louisville. KY. July "a (speciaD.-The opposition
70 the nomination OF William Goebel as the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor crystazed to-day into
two well attended meetings Of disaffected Demo-
Gratis These adopted resolutions denouncing the
nomination as obtained by force and fraud and call
for the appointment OF delegates to State con-
vention to be held at Lexington August q to
nominate another ticket. The largest OF the meet
ings was held at Bowling Green. Harvey Myers OF
Covington. a prominent State politician and once
Speaker OF the Kentucky Legislature. worked up
the meeting. There a good attendance Of K
treme Silverites. some. like the ex-Speaker.
Collector Benjamin johnson and County Judge
Fulton. OF Nelson being men Of much influence.
Mckenzie Moss acted as chairman, and a number
Of speeches were made
The principal address was made by Mr. Myers.
who charged that GoebePs nomination was made
after the Credentials Committee threw out three
hundred delegates. and that only Al votes were
cast on this measure, when 5E were necessary, the
whole proceeding being vitiated. T. II. Hays, who
was candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. spoke
in the same strain. A letter was read from Mr.
Johnson, the former chairman OF the State Com
mttee. approving the meeting. and another from
ex-Congressman William c. Owens OF Georgetown.
Resolutions were adopted condemning the move
ment OF Eastern Democrats to abandon the Chicago
platform They charged that the State Convention
at Louisville was perverted from its true purpose
by corruption. fraud and force; by intrigue and
treachery. by infamous ru:ags Of the acting chair
man. thereby setting at naught the tme-honored
principle OF Democracy that the will Of the people
shall be the governing power"
The resolutions deny that the nominees en-
titled to the support of the party. They call for a
State convention. to be held at Lexington on
August 2, 70 take action upon ticket. The
resolutions named as an Executive Committee 10
arrange for the convention J. r. Luen, OF the Ist
District; W. II. Hardin I'D; r. L. Hines. lid:
Frank Funlpe Nth; John l.. Dunlay. Nth; ". II.
Baker. With; W. c. Owens, With: A. T Chenault-
With; J. G. Gillespie IXth; F. w. Bascom. Xth;
and c. W. Metcalf XIth. John /. Dunlap, of
Louisville, Is TO act as chairman. Delegates were
also named from Warren County.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
CHICAGO TAMMANY SOCIETY,
AIM OF ITS MANAGERS TO GIVE IT ma
TIoNAL PROMINENCE-UNDER CON-
TROI, OF HARRISON MACHINE

IftDL Or hAftHlScN MAINLINE
Chicago. July "a (speciaD.-Mayor Harrison's ma
chine has captured and controls the Tsmmany
Society OF Chicago This means. the politicians
say, that the Cook County Democracy has its
best days Tammany is to be taken up and made
the great Democratic organization. 1t will recog-
nize Carter II. Harrison It's big chief and the
party leader OF Illinois. Such warriors Thomas
Gahan, Robert E. Burke william Loefier. Fred
erick E. Eldred and f. NJ. Lahn TO rank as his
counsellors
The intention Is 70 make this Tammany rival its
ancient NewYork namesake in local politics and
surpass It when National issues have the stage.
1t will be launched its new career at a picnic
to be given next month. II is expected TO give the
old County Democracy its death blow.
Since the spring election that club has not been
going forward as It did before Some OF It's friends
nave tried to explain the causes. but without avail
Iammany. on the other hand, Is strong by reason
OF the fact that It has thirty-four auxiliary
branches These furnish official positions for q
.,arge number OF ward politicians BY capturing
larnfnany II Is believed by politicians that
Harrison has fortified himself securely against the
atIacks or John p. Altgeld and the Chicago Plat
form Democracy.
The Tammanyttes pledge themselves to boost Mr.
HARRISON FOR anything the party thinks he ought to
nave. lhey say he will lead the Illinois delegation
10 the next National Convention and also that he
mas been passed along the line since last Friday
Wnen Bryan Joined forces with the Harrison g ahan-
watson combine, that the State Central COMMITTEES
VIII De managed in the Mayors interest.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

VIII be the saving on the Maine. The Scotts
however have made no mistakes In their hull
for the Ohio They made no mistakes in the
oregon. and they cannot understand how any
designers worthy OF employment by the Gov
ernment or others could make an error OF two
tons in weighing 125 tons
Naval officers, when they heard of the latest
remarkable defect in the design Of the new
Maine. regarded II impossible that any such
error had actually occurred and intimated
rather broadly that something more serious
would be disclosed at the bottom Of it, If Secre-
tary Long found opportunity to go behind
the bureau chiefs in this matter, he had IN
the case Of the original design for these ships
The belief expressed that he would dis
cover Significantly close connection between the
two affairs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
ROBBERS IN NEGRos BADLY BEATEN

Washington, July 24-The War Department
to-day made public the cable dispatch received
yesterday from General Otis. giving fuller de-
tails of the fight with the robber band on the
island Of Negros. It's text follows:
Campaign against mountain robber bands,
Negros more successful than reported. Byrne
with his seventy men killed one-third Of the
45O assembled, including their leader. Span
lard Spanish mestizo. Pursuit then made
by Lieutenant Evans and detachment 9Th In
fantry, who killed three and captured one Of
the robbers; captured 100 dead stock many
spears and bolos, large quantity provisions and
DESTROYED 100 huts The two casualties in
Byrne's fight are Private David 5. Anderson,
killed: Albert 3. Jerkes. slightly wounded; both
Company K OTIS.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
MAYOR HARRISON COMMENDED.
HIS COURSE IN REGARD TO THE A1rGE1p yEEr.i
ING APPROvED-ALTGELD LOSING GROUND.

HIS COURSE IN REGARD TO THE ALTGELp MEEr.i
ING APPROvED-ALTGELD LOSING GROUND.
Chicago. July "A (specaD.-Letters received at
Democratic State headquarters show that Illinois
party leaders outside Of Cook County. well as
here in Chicago. commend Mayor Harrsons action
In staying away from Altgelds bimetallic meeting
at the Auditorium. The county politicians-includ-.
Ing county chatrmen. Congress and Senatorial COM
mitteemen-were at first inclined to believe the;
Mayor would make a mistake II he avoided the
demonstration. but developments proved the con-
trary, and the men who have been watching the.
course OF events do not hesitate 10 admit IT,
Both Harrison and Gahan took the right position
in the matter" wrote State Committeeman
Had the Mayor been present he would have been
hssed by Altgeld's followers the City Hall ele-
ment Of the audience would have offered battle in
return. and serious trouble would have resulted
Then there would have been ground for the Re-
publcans 10 say the Democrats could not meet
without rioting and as guardian OF the city peace
or hostile criticism. which might have been merited
in a measure. As II was he brave enough to
stay away and avoid trouble the risk OF being
called coward
The general opinion is that Altgeld lost ground
with the regular organization Democrats out in
the state by the course he pursued last week while
the National Committee here. Notwithstand- =
Ing the impression that Harrison is the better
zation Democrats still retained high opinion OF
the eX-GOvernOrs ability. and favored making cer-
tain concessions 10 him His snubbng OF Bryan,
and general arrogant conduct however have servedi
to ALLEVIATE from him who were disposed to-
support his side OF the controversy and had advo-
Gated harmony to the City Hall faction.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
SICK FROM MANILA ARRIVE
HOSPITAL SHIP MORGAN CITY AT SAN FRAN
cusoo-THREE DEATHS on VOYAGE


usCo-THREE DEATHS on VOYAGE
San Francisco July 24>Lrhe United States trans
port Morgan City which has been converted into
hospital ship. arrived to-day from Manila having
on board 473 sick and convalescent soldiers. The
weasel started with 476 but three died on the Voy-
age-Private c. J. Bobbs, 10th Pennsylvania, Pr-
vate Lewis Cook, ed Regiment, and First Leu
tenant jackson. 1st South Dakota They sue
cumbed 10 dysentery, the disease with which most
of the others were afflicted All Of those on board
we're III when the steamer LEFT Manila, but the re-
rnoyaI from tropical climate and the sea air 80
benefited the invalids that on arrival here oI4y
twenty-five were unable TO leave their berths'
Every command and almost every regiment Is rep
resented among the returning soldiers
The officers on the transport, all OF whom are IN
good health. are Captain T. W. Moore 2lst 1nfan-
Try. in command: Major h ". CardwelL CHEZ
Surgeon. Z S V: DR.. Williams contract surgeon;
Canaan Andrew Johnson 1st Montana; captain u.
RAID win LIST North Dakota. and First LleuteIaIlI
ii A Pratt 1st South Dakota ~ o,,--
on entering the Golden Gate the Morgan ClIy
proceeded at once 10 the Government quAItAllIl
station though there was no infectious disease
yeying invalid soldiers. After thorough Inspection
of the ship the transfer Of the men 70 the military
hospital at Preside began the niteo States tIs
General Mcdowell being used for the purpose OhIy
a few OF the suffering from the s1ecS OF
wounds.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
CHICAGO AMUSEMENT CORPoRATIoy.

Chicago, July "a Cspeclal)-The Columbia Thea
tre Amusement Company OF Chicago. capitalized
at 100000 has secured incorporation papers from
the Secretary Of State at Springfield. The articles
OF Incorporation state that the object Of the COM
pany Is 'To own and operate theatres and other
nIaces of amusement" More than this the men
who are at the head Of the proposed company do
NOT care to divulge at present. they say. The
cornorators are Frederick Waymond. John J.
Pryant jr and Frank Cole, all OF Chicago. M.
trvant when asked II the company had any par
tjci,Iar intentions toward owning and operating
x IIiam j Daviss Columbia Theatre, replied: Not
IN narticular The plans and future Of the new
concern have not been fully developed, and would
NOT like TO make any statement at present.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
ANOTHER MEETING IN WINCHESTER

WEAKNESS OF GoEBEIiS CANDIDACY SHOWN.
Winchester Ky. July "a opeciaD.-The anti
Goebel meeting which was set for 2 o'clock this
afternoon held at Il o'clock this morning, be-
cause the Goebeites advertised a meeting OF their
friends for l o'clock Notwithstanding the contu-
sion IN time the courthouse was filed with enthu-
sastic Democrats who opposed TO the cleo
ton OF William Goebel for Governor, and there was
no standing room when the meeting was called to
order. Judge william Beckner. lifelong Demo-
crat and former Congressman from this district,
was made chairman and n. T. Bush was secre-
tary. on taking the chair Judge Beckner made
a strong speech in which he declared he could not
give his vote 10 q machine made tyrant as long as
he was free
The preamble 70 the resolutions adopted set forth
that William Goemel was the weakest man before
the primaries; that he declared the nominee
by reason of a conspiracy on the part Of city
tricksters and that he therefore had no claim TO
Democrats support, and that II the highest
duty OF the party 10 purge itself OF the response
bulty Of his candidacy by refusing to support the
nominee OF the schemers who are trying for specihc
reasons to force his election The resolutions then
declared that William Goebel IS not the true and
rightful nominee OF the Democratic party his
claim as such IS covered with fraud and corrup
ton; that the trip OF Goebel and his friends TO Chi
cago to induce W. J. Bryan TO come TO Kentucky
TO bolster up his falling shows the desperate
condition into which he has fallen and their evil
dent threat to use their machine against Bryan In
1850 is in keeping with their policy. The resolutions
then recommended holding another state ConVen-
ton and appointed twenty-three leading Democrats
delegates TO such a convention. The strong feeinS
which has all along existed against Goebel has been
that clark County will give a large Republican ma
jortty IN November.