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More Workhousa Talk.

There is howl in some quarters
now for work-house. because some
worthless fellow who lives In an elley
here neglects his wife and family. The
work house project has been tried in
Bellaire, and proved to be the most cx-
pensive luxury the town ever had. Be-
sides, the very people making the most
fuss now about 1t would decry It II
,"other fellows" were worked on the
chain. a cat-o'-nine-talls would do
this worthless fellow and others just
like him good-more good than dozen
work houses. because II he would work
he would not be the object of such
criticism.
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"Todn Sloan's Injury,

LONDON. July 2s.-''Tod" Sloan, who
was injured last Friday ut the Liver
pool July meeting while riding Malu-
mn. Is progressing favorably and It Is
expected he will return to London early
this week. It Is doubtful, however, that
he will be able to ride for some weeks
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THE RIVER.
DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. BEN nuR. y? n. m.
Sistersvillc.. LEROY. IA. m.
Pittsburgh. KANAWHA. noon.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, II n. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Sistersvtlle.. RUTH. 3:30 n. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. 400 p. m.
Stcuhcnville. n. VI. BAYSE, 2:50.p. m.
ParkersburS. BEN HUR, p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. :. KEYSTONE STATE. 5 n. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CtTE, G n. m.
Newport. JEWEL. II n. m.
Parkersburg. Ell. X. BEDFORD, 1898 q. m.
Sistcrsvillo.. RUTH. $50 p IN.
Darlington. LEROY 3:31 p. m.
Steubenvillc. T. ~. BAYSE., 2:3O p. m.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Toledo at Wheeling.5 "a
Mansfield at Youngstown.
Columbus at Fort Wayne.
New Castle at Dayton

TOLEDO. Ohio, July 29.-The Wheel
ing team was shut oat to-day. owing to
their inability to hit Ewing. The big
fellow equaled the record OF the Inter.
STATE league, allowing the visitors but
one hit. Atno time did Wheeling have
man beyond second base. Poole
proved TO be about the easiest PROPOSE
lion the locals have been against this
season. and they hit him for sixteen
safe ones. many OF them for two bags.
1ooles speedy ball was not effective,
and his slow one was easy. The score:
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JOHN coNWELI 1NJuREp.l
An Old Man Run Down by Reckless
Young Men In a BUGGY .ii

& r. r. a. " r
Young Men in a Buggy.
Last night, in the pike at the entrance
OF Wheeling Park. John conwell. aged
seventy years,a resident. OF the South
Side, whose wife runs peanut stand
near the park. was the victim OF SER
liops accident. ygiiel:ss
Unknown young men were driving
swiftly. and. 1t Is claimed, !, II recklessIy.
along the pike In q buggy. Mr.. ,Conwell
was walking across the road. md did
not see the approaching vehicle until
TOO late. He was struck with great
force on the head, and knocked sense
less. The names OF the. young men
driving the rig could not be learned. The
Injured man was brought back toHtie
city. and taken to his home on a,,hs
South Side, in the city ambulance. Saf
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Grand Circuit Opens at Columbus, INDUS

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 2s.-The
grand circuit meeting opens tomorrow.
A. NJ. Morrill,, of Denver, COL, will start
the horses. There are over ECO entries.
Tae big race will be free-for4all trot for
stations, for purse Of $4,000, Thurs
day. Six horses will probably start,
Charley Herr. Croesus. Clayton, Tom
my Britton, Dare Devil and Grafton
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had the mlstortunet while crossing the
street, to Re run down by an Ice wagon.
Mrs. Mcdonald was injured by the
tongue OF the wagon striking her side.
sustaining very painful but not serious
inturies. She was removed to her home
in carriage. ,.ift'I5
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THE INTERSTATE SCHEDULE.
The Encouragement of the Schedule
as Recently Agreed Upon.

The Encouragement of the Schedule
as Recently Agreed Upon.
When 4 Wheeling and. youngstown
we're recently shut of from Sunday
games at home. It became NECESSARY to
revise the Interstate league, schedule,
and at meeting held in Cleveland the
following list of dates wasiGsreed upon:
AT NEW CAsTLE.WITH
Youngstown. September Is.
q. Mansfield. August IL, II, IS
Wheeling. August 30. 81. 81, Sept. l.
Toledo. August 2, J. l., 37.i IS. %.
Dayton. August 3. 10. 11.It
Columbus, September Il, II. II.
Fl. Wayne. August %. %, 81, IS.
AT YOUNGSTOWN WITH
New Castle. Aug. l. Sept. 10. Il, Il.
Mansfield. July 30. q. IL.
Wheelin. August :, J ~.
Toledo. September l2, l3. II.
Dayton. August 16. II. 49,.
Columbus, August IL. n. 15.
Ft. Wayne, Aug. 30. IL, Sept. l.
AT MANSFIELD WITH
New Castle, August c. Z. S. 20. II. Sep
TENDER Z, S.
Youngstown, August Q. 10, IL.
Wheeling. August %. %. ~. Is.
Toledo. August 30. il. September ].
Dayton, September 3. 4, 8, G.
Columbus, August "a. rs 20. %.
Fit Wayne. August l. 9, 3. 1.
AT WHEELING WITH
New Castle. August I3. IA. Il.
Youngstown. Scntember'5. 6. Z. s. 8.
Mansfield. September 10, IL, IL, 12.
Toledo, July 80. 81. II.
Columbus, August 20. 81, Sept. 3.
Fort Wayne. August q. %. %. 90.
AT TOLEDO WITH
New Castle. August .l9, Sept. &c.
youngstown. Aug. 8, Z. Sept. g, 3, %.
Mansfield. August IS. '2s.
Wheeling. July '29. August 0. 10. II. IL.
Dayton. Aug. 20. q. %. Sept. I. S. 10. IL.
Columbus. September &c, IL, Is.
AT DAYTON. WITH
New Castle, July 30 sO5:5l. Sept. 90.
Youngstown. August AZ. &c. q. IS.
Mansfield, Aug. 10, H. 10. Sept. %.
Wheeling. Aug. 'l9, Sept. II, Is. 'ls.
Toledo. August %. ri 81.
Columbus, August !. 2, 3. 4.
Fl. Wayne. August s.. 5, 9. Z.
At COLUMBUS WITH
New Castle. August 500. September %.
Youngstown, Augustei. Is. Sept. ZIG.
Mansfield. July go. August sc, 30.
Wheeling. August IS. 6.s7, Sept. y.
Toledo. August 1G. II, IS.
Dayton. August 30, 3lf.Septcmber l.
Fl Wayne, August 9,sin,!1l. September
z. s, 10. II. 2E5l
AT TT. wAYGiliwTTH
New Cattle, September 3. 4. 4. 6.
youngstown. August--s19. 20, 81
Mansfield. septcmbdf:ss2.s IA. Is, &c.
Wheeling, Aug. i6. II. IL. go. Sept. %.
Toledo, AuguHt u, yt2l!li. Is.
Columbus, July 20, al. al.
Sunday gamds. So
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General Wilson DEPARTS.

NEW YORK, July 29LE- Brigadier
General James H. Wilson departed to-
night for San Francisco, where he will
embark on August 3 on the japanese
steamer American Maracu Tomorrow.
He was accompanied by his aides,
Lieuts. ]. H. Reeves and G. Soulard
Turner. q ,2lnlyaI1I1
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We are Bonu-Ffdc osteopaths. as our
diplomas and our names In the oEteo-
pathIc Directory will show.
Genuine osteopnthy has nothing to
do with magnetism. clalrvoyancc. hyp-
notlsm nor fortunc-telling. fs
A. I. DoNEGHY. D. o..
c. NJ. CASE, NJ. d. D. d.,
Tenth and Main Streets.
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Marching Club Formed.

4! Several OF the young Republicans
who are anxious to become proficient in
drill for street parades this fall formed
n marching club ut the city hall the
other evening, and will meet again Sat-
urday evening to organize. They are
enthusiastic In the cause. and will no
doubt have club that will attract at
tention when the music begins, Sew
eral of the prime movers We're first vo-
tiers, four years ago. and were then
members OF the Blackburn Cadets. who
made such good showing.
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Along the Landing.

The marks Mt 6 p, m. Sunday showed
feet ! inches and stationary Weather.
cloudy and warm.
The Keystone State. with "old relIn-
bile" Charley Knox on the roof. win bs
here Tuesday morning. for Cincinnati.
The b. D. Wood passed down sun
day at S O'Clock with n coal tow.
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BRoWNSvILLE-Rivcr 8 feet 0
inches and falling.
OIL CfTY--River Inches and fall
Ing. Weather. cloudy and warm.
MORGANTOWN-River s feet 6
Inches and failing, Cloudy and warm.
-GREESSBoRO-Ri S feet S Inches
and falling. Warm and threatening.
STEUBENvILLE.-R feet 1
inches and falling. Down: Volunteer.
w. b. Calderwood. Belle MCGOWAN,
Nellie Walton. Clifton. Up: Ben Hur,
Keystone State and Kanawha.
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Max Hess to Marry. .

{ Cards have been issued. ANNOUNCING
the coming nuptials of Max Hess the
florist. of Pleasant Valley to Miss
Anna Hess, OF Elm Grove, at the home
OF the brides parents, on the evening
of August s. Both are well known in
social circles.
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iBELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
gaia of Belmont County.

= POS of Belmont County.
a young man who would not give his
name, but who said his home was at
Huntington. w. Va attempted to
board n street car In the middle OF o
square here about 10go'clock Saturday
night, and got q severe fall upon the
street paving. He was assisted to
TDankworth & Ney's drug store. where
Drs. George Masers and D. w. Boone
made casual examination. and found
that no bones were broken. but the
fellow was bruised and badly Jared.
The fellow was perfectly sober. wore
an army coat. with brass buttons. and
seemed like genteel chap. He had
only made a mistake as TO the speed Of
the electric car. and lost his hold upon
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One fine Upright Sterling Plano. cb-
ony case, was $3.50, but We took II In an
exchange. and viii sell It Mt the low
price OF $780, I
f. W. BhUMER co.
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BASE BALL coMMENT.

The Wheellngs covered themselves
with glory Saturday when Dayton was
Given double-trlp down the creased
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church yesterday, owing to the absence
from the city OF their pastor.
y Miss. Blanche Howard. OF Welsburg,
Is the guest OF Miss Eva Coss. :
Ralph Turner. OF Mingo Junction,
spent Sunday In town.
Miss Mamie Morgan spent yesterday
mt Pittsburgh. 80 n
It'll. Lewis, of Pittsburgh, spent Sun
day in the city. ,s.Il
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Mrs. Mcdonald In,urea

While attending tho Second ward
market on Saturday morning. Mrs. f.
]. Mcdonald, sr.. OF 81 Fifteenth street.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

SATURDAYS GAMES Z
New York 3. Cincinnati 2
Pittsburgh Q. Boston ..
Brooklyn s, st. Louis G.
Chicago s. PHILADELPHIA 4,
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TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN
On good Rcal Estnto Security
$500 TIC $4,000 and upward. No
delay on satisfactory applications.
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
Real Estate and Loans,
1865 MoIn Street.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
!, NATI0NAL'TUBE, COMPANY.
The annsnl meeting OF the stockholders
Of the National Tube Company Will be
held nj Tho principal office OF the COM
panr. In New Jersey, No. &c Montgomery
street: Jersey City. on Monday. the alth
day Of August. 1860. at - o'clock noon. for
the purpose OF electtng directors and fer
the transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books OF the COM
nany will he closed at n. nj. on July 30.
1900, and will remain closed until 10 o'clock
n m. on August o. 1900.
BY order OF the board OF director.
)y!3-mSth a. I. LUKE,
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E1-congressman Meredith Dead.

+ MANASSAS. Va. July SO.-Ex-Con-
gresham E. E. Meredith died OF his
home In this city to-day.
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Bases on balls. off Poole 6. of Ewing
l. Two base hits. Stricklctt s. Beck ..
Turner CToledo), Ewing. Double plays.
Lyons 10 Turner: Kane to Beck to Tur-
ner. Struck out. by Ewing 2. by Poole
/. Wild pitch. Poole. Stolen bases.
Smith.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

...... Arc not made by chance nor can
..... they ever In any material DO made
1850. at sTatt expense. a competition
...,.. for chcapness. aud not for excel.
1880. lcncc OF workmanship, Is the most
frequent and certain cause OF the
.,.... rapid uecay and entire dcstyuc.
...... ton OF arts md manufactures.
1900. For bes. (Which Is tho eheapcsU
...... work. the lntelllEencer Job Print.
1855. inE orice is tho plase to 70
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INTER STATE LEAGUE lT:

SATURDAYS GAMEss 81
Columbus 10. New Castle /.
Toledo s. Mansfield 6.
Wheeling I. Dayton 3. :, .,
Wheeling Q, Dayton c.
Fort Wayne q Youngstown /.
SUNDAYS. GAMES.
Toledo 10. Wheeling o.
Mansfield 3. Columbus Q
Dayton 8. New Castle /.
Fort Wayne 5. Youngstown
Fort Wayne L. Youngstown /.
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FOR RENT,

E1oR RENT-sToRE ROOM no, llIs
A. Water street. adjoining Windsor Ho-
tel; fine room: good location for barber
shop. cigar stand or any Hight business.
Dwelling over No. Ills. containing !
rooms and bath: private entrance Four
floors, lSxsi feet. over No. 1850 Water
street. suitable for light factory; building
We'll lighted: private entrance. ENQUIRE
OF GEO. a. wICKHAM. conner OF Twelfth
and Water streets. ysi
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plank OF deton,, engineered on both &c.
caslons By Pitcher Al Pardee, whose
feat OF pitching his team to two victor.
les In an afternoon over the strong
Dayton crowd, goes onsrccord as the
best pitching performance OF the sea-
son. 3
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Sunday, however brings one to an
other story-a tale Of overwhelming
defeat at Toledo thatiiiisn't pleasant
reading for the fans. land twas an
other shut-out, the s,osics being able
to pull but one hit ofts"Bobr Ewing's
delivery. while Poole was pounded for.
sixteen. II
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The Wheelings md Toledo open a.
three-game series this afternoon at the
Island ball park. skopec or Bowman
will pitch for the locals, and Butler or
stricklett for the Mud Hens.
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Other Interstate Games.

AT Columbus. LRHE
Columbus 80 / 05olo 9.p,0-e ?
Mansfield .....e o 0 / 40 20 l-3 S .
Batteries. Daniels and Beville: Smith
and Fox -
At Dayton. RHE
Dayton .........e 10000 o.o1-5is 3
New Castle.....1 0 0 0'0'0-i l
Batteries--Wicker, Watkins. and Dom
ahue; Thomas and Lattimer.
At Fl. Wayne. First game. RHE
Fl Wayne......0 l o120 49, 3 3
Youngstown 30 l oo1 200- c 3
Batterles-Harper and Bergen; Guese
and Murphy. 80
At Fit. Wayne. Second game, RHE
Ft Wayne.....0 2107 POP Il
Youngstown 20 0 90 l 09yo-1 s 6
Battcries-Fricken, Rehm and Kle.-
now:-Guese. Bates and Murphy.
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To.DAY's GAMES,

To-DAY,s GAMES.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. 2
Chicago at New York. u.
Cincinnati at Boston. r
ST. Louis ut Philadelphia.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
~ MEN ,WANTED-By jewelry manu-
llcturcrS: salary and expense glIaran-
teed: write for particulars at once. or
send money order for 81 IS for sample OF
Elgin or WaItham. full Jewel. li-k filed
watch. retailing at SIS with privilege OF
rcturning): guarantee for % years In
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO.. Milwaukee,, Wis. je3o
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WANT E D. AGENTS FOR THE
w great Confederate Naval War His
s sGr h tSs q SaSsl s's sn.
ter and Alabama" By Captain John
Mcintosh kell. executive officer on both
ships. A general agent wanted for ench
town In the state. Sells on sight. THE
NEALE CO., Publishers, Washington,
ID. c.. ....-.- - ,-n.,.---- ~. I...-L- les
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NTANTEp-PosITIoN oFAsSIsTANT
w 10 physician and surgeon In West Vir.
sfnia. Have had 1--WE years experience.
I'm willing to do the hard work, or can
operate any OF the modern mechanical APP
paratrs. including Hydro and Electro
Theropy In their various FORMS Can fur
nish references Address Lock Box No 6.
Greensboro Pa, 500 33iftf mas
The sun., 1900-10-06
pERILS az nRYANISM.

Former United States Senator Mat
thew Stanley Quay in an interesting ad-
dress ut ConderSport. Pa. Thursday
night said:
Il was not in favor Of the acquisition
of the Philippines To me the game did
not seem worth the powder. \ coaing
station, Il shipyard. 4 few miles Of terri
tory easily fortified around good har-
hor seemed to meet our requirements
As Il member of the Peace Commission
I would have voted against the purchase
but when the treaty was passed for
ratification and there remained hut to
sustain the commission Or return 10 war
and chaos. as a Senator Of the United
States | gave it my support.
"'rhcn Aguinaldo thrust his WAR updn
us and now there can he no halt until
the last armed enemy is suhducd. l say
there is no danger from the Democratic
theories upon expansion or imperialism
They declare this n paramount issue. hui
their declaration does not Great" situa
tion. They could easily have declared
the price of cabbage til" paramount is
sue.
''The peril is that in the shadow q
their pretensns lurk tho sinister anC
meracing spectrcs of the sacred theorie
of Democracy. free coinage Of silver anr
free trade To these Mr.. BRYAN i
pledged. Tn these he hcicvcs. Tn hi
faith he is fnnatical chaZi If clectc,
ho will throw the paramount issue TO tn
winds Of heaven to force them upon til
country. ITn wishes 10 punish the mon
ey power of the world
The sun., 1900-10-06
BRADLEY WILL WIN.
-ilninrtnn N.lrncnin.

From Wilmington Advocate.
Francis :. Bradley is winning. The
true Republicans see the good sense of
rewarding the men who have always
worked for the success Of the party. He
is an unchangins and an unfnlterins
Republican. He merits the position and
besides he is pre-cmincntly able to fill it,
Everywhere throughout the county the
Republicans are changing over to Brad
ley. Club after club have endorsed him,
white and black. Man after man say
that he is worthy. capable and deserving.
Let I'LL the colored voters rally to Mr..
Bradley's support. give him Il solid vote
for nomination as near as possible and
when he is elected he will share the
patronage Of the office with them.
He is the political hero Of the Ninth
ward and the hardest and ShrcwdeSt
worker of the party in the city or tho
county. Not word can he said against
him as a Republican. The hest years OF
his life and the most heroic devotion has
been given to his party. If YOU want ;
friend of the negro MS sheriff. vote fol
Bradley. If You believe in rewardins
a man for his labor. vote for Bradley.
The sun., 1900-10-06
,,rrr s11N wnMINGrON DELLA AWARE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The census Of Wilmington has been
tabulated by the Census Bureau at
Washington and as result this city
will he classed among those of the first
class and it il the duty of every busi-
ness man in Wilmington to arrange his
business so as to compete with those
of other first class cities. We take
pleasure in announcing to the public in
general and our patrons in particular,
that we have completed our arrange
ments and in the coming fall we will be
IN position to compete with the largest
houses Of the largest cities. We are
receiving the very latest fashions of the
Paris Exposition styles for embroid-
cred waists, long fraks, also 1901 Rus
sian blouses. The best workmanship
guaranteed. Call early and avoid the
rash. The best reference can be given.
| Give MS a call.
NEW YORK LADIES' TAILOR.
101 West Eighth Street.
The sun., 1900-10-06
500 REWARD. atoo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to lea,' that there is ut least
one dreaded { sase that science has
been ahl 10 : III all its stages ana
that is talTh Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only posit;. , cure now known to
the med Ial f.'.+ernity. Catarrh being
Il conStit nional disease, requires con
stitution, treatment. Halls Catauh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface of
the system. thereby destroying the foun-
dation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer onc-hundred dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials.
Address L. j. CHENEY, Toledo, O.
| Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-10-06
MONUMENT IN SAMOA.
Details Of the UnNciIing of insIo-
American Memorial stone.

Victoria. 4. G.. ort. News is
brought hy the steamer Mowcn Of the
unvciing of the .knglo-Amvriean me
.norial stone erected us Il lsay;l lihnte
the graves uf The lrad who fell
~ IN. Samoan rulrogIin twn wears aGo.
IL =, ~. unveiled hy Iif. ". II. &nlf. tirt-
~ -, .ir. The ccptmalY Wis al
MOD hy ofh, "rs and mn 81 II n n,
PvIadcs and lie tHitei Stat-a steamer
-Aharondi.
The .npn,,ial stoln >i.ihar n z NliS
',.a, III il,r German govyr-teAf. N
80 subscribed for ny the crew @ 'n,
1.,.;.,.i St,ro4 steiimrr philadeli MA ah1
q " : RoynliSt. Parpoiee IaatAl'@a
ti'arnh The monument j. q iIilN
N.,Icen granite. hearing a mi lI9'i
+;ar vith cntwmcA English ANY, 4 (
tn,' a,,.. oloye nnd an anchor heiaW X!
gol hronzf-
sapsnt;onal gold discovery has '''o:'
made ut Long rat he,lI ,.ny,'.
Pieces of gold as large rs leli'o"n t,',,d
III MIN oxide Of iron, have hccl io,,',,
m.,irv nicccs Weighing up 10
rcrs If Il pound troy. Fully -'",,' o'',', .',,,,
ynra obtained In IL later issue ~ 49, ~,
,.n,r sovs bag of gold was hh"eN,.
WIN, an inch shoot valued at lI.'i M
i nO0 ia E2.O00. Half pr"SP''tin' ,
~ fnc dirt taken out OF tlic * ~,
1oed out about % ounces OF Sohi r,
N stiIl shows quite as good III 'n
M drive there being apparently
scam Of almost pure goiu.
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Job printing of all ds:ription d. ne AZ
this slice.
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HAS LOST ITS SPIRIT.
I'm Every Evening.

I'rom Every Evening.
So thorough is the conversion of the
PHILADELPHIA Times to Democracy that
it places the names Of Bryan and
Stevenson at the head Of its editorial
columns. in the regulation party organ
style. This was never before done by
the Times in its more than 4 quarter of
n centuly's existence. 1t really does not
seem like the old spirited. independent
paper that the Times has heretofore
hppu
The sun., 1900-10-06
THAT DEMOCRATIC FUND.

From Georgetown Union Republican.
What has become of that $4,000 to he
collected for the prosecution Of bribes
and bribetakers? Is it possible that II
was used at the Democratic primaries
last Saturday? When that magnificent
fund was flourished before the eyes OF
the people last spring by the Hon. vii
ID, how purity grew radiant with hope
delight! Alas. have the yirtuous
m or have the hypocries exposed
IF own craftiness and deceit.
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Dockstader's Theatre.
The Only Righ-class Vaudeville in
Town.

Week commencing October LIST.
FIR INK BUSH Americas best Mimic.
TIE CREOLE QUARTETTE, The Wilson
Family.
ZARA AND XARA.
Jones & Walton.
Barthclmes.
Ely and Harvey.
The Sisters IaBauc.
THE Clneograph
Admission. ~ 20 and 20 cents.
Performances afternoons and yrnings.
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Appointed 10 a Clerkshin..:

Dnad Bush has been appointed TO a
clAtk>hp in the National Bank OF Will
mington ana Bfandywine to succeed
WaItes Jefferis, resigned