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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Statss ssNgbeOer.
YtebraTa.

8en ioite llse bar, eiter ale 3e9n
at BONNIE. brust Jtetraifa fore &iss
BONNIE. Der CT nsmli9 faIben aa ris
ssIi9 o9 tiItrGn9t Rs9n, at man ans
ltaar hens Baroi Pen9e til ouer slo,s
100000.
Denne 89rbifore9sIie uil faloe paa
laa 9obt lom ale ganoprobutter, meo
lubtoselie al ben ulerebe bsiteoe 6oebe
os 6apre. Gisle to YrObutter fob bog
sobt paa be fleite Steoer.
= 3 ainswortb bolbes Der / oenne
lib et gerermsbe, peb bulltet aue be
iuomqlote =. paa cen mar = er auins
Der. Gil ben uIptteli9e 6nemauos
lreit tommer Der bog maaife to Profess
forer til Stebe.
! Rev. Glatt @baoron bar ops
forbret aanbbOerns til of boIbe p@rOus
fsre" paa beres 6urme. @n entelt
@rouie Tan nemIis fortGrs 700-S00
@resboppe, oasIi9 sller ca. 20, 600 ON
Raunsosn, buiItet er sobt siort Of Here
@runoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Suinpts.

8 2erba9s, oa be TO Seltre q 0 d
par aIene blemme oeres 9jem / @bis
ca9o, ltete Der en- @aiolins9rplo lion,
ioet ben eIoite Softer, Nnna, 9Iemte
at fierne 9anoen, oa BUN baOoe fGnot
an.
SIoen sreb ltruts fat benoes jtIaber,
os ba ben ll-aurise Seiter War9 o.:
ret lob benoe til 0iGIp, fGn9ebe osiaa
benoes aI9ber. Wlens 9lnua ialbt ON
ueb 8inouet, Lob Marsaret ltrisenoe no
paa @aoen. JoIt Tom burti9t til, o9
bun bab bem ON of saa lno o9 biGlpe
Ssltereu. Denne par imibIertio bIeuen
itr9tteIis forbrGuot, men nu bleu Sloen
iluttst Os bssse be uIptteIise brastes
paa 0oipitalet, buor be besge afslt peo
Debeu.
De unberbolbt oeres samle Wlober,
iOm er @nfe.
= @eorse Sacob 9 d weins
furtb Hodiorb, iOm al fine GiIs
bensere ubsiuss for of pGre ben
iunoe Mssfas Os Cubs Ssn, bar
ioruastst fin Gro Os tiltenoesiuet, at
ban aster at fcrlabe i'm v9immsl"
ltrats.
- 6orretninssitrs9et at Walnut
eoeIasoes of SIoebrano forrise use.
glunot be nebbrGnbte Bpsninser par
Geatrens, ganfeu, 6aber Bro.s Drps
soobsforretninS. 6iiber 9oteI, ennis
@lsuator, Sernbaneiiationen os Wser-
fers Npotsf. Sfaoen unlaas til SlOo.s
600 % @siurancsns SO. 600.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Soua.

9ieuiior Q8. 8. W albren fra 0es
Uloines CT netop fGrois meo Riuilionen
af ge8erne 6ountp jtusIererens Son'
tor 5o6nion &c., % timber en- llnoers
balance paa 50 900.
- gibtiotefet Mainn gitp brGnote
Iirsoa8 Ilor9en, Os belle Bo9iamlins
gen, omtr. 1000 Binb bleu beifabiset.
9ibIiotetaren, Wrs. Gbapin, iom
boer gpgnin9en flap meo 9ieo o9
usppe fra bet meo giOet os milteoe alt.
buab bun eisoe.
= vi Sors Ouer fine SlG9tninses
anto9ne StGbue 6ina er j 0 obn y.
Bbelps, en- fremrusenoe 9emmerejer
| 8ouenport, bob. 9nn bar Suo9er
til Mtrs. U organ g8 0 b 10 arb fra
Gbicago, lom meo Datter par 8Rlt bOs
Winilter gon9er ben ,amerltanlfe
9e9ation.
= gn @asolinmaltine lpron9 pau
Sob Stream 6armeu nGr @eoar
Rupibs, Os gjenbOm sbeIaSbes for
S., 600.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
gtr 30.
8eooet I poerite Sjeblif.
13 0iGnb oB 2 auinOer.

llbti9smanb % ia Gefbere at
6bicaso giurebuingsmanoitab iaa i5res
bag Gitermiooo9 ira fit 9anrn 10
Uianb os auinoer uos paa beue pbsrite
WloIe 6ars for at bIiue oueritpuet af
Seen, lom itaoi9 tog I'll; be par bra9t
betuo af Qincoln part 9ampbaaoene,
men ba Der tIep uueir, uouebe igen af
bisie at saa Der ub os brinse benz /
Qano iesn. Qsfber9 unoerretteoe Rap:
toin Sinns9an ON ben Care, 6OItes
ne paa WoIen par /, og inotn 10 Diis
nutter par Siationsns ltO,e Sauo paa
Yanoet o9 bIsu roet ub m Oh Wolen til
be Is Menneiter, iOm ltabis uiitebe
meb 9omtsrtI9oer o9 6atte for at tiIs
faIos 9ialp.
! 8aa9sn par 8aptaju Sinne9an
meo 6 Wanb. Oct par Ell 8otur paa to
UliI eennem en- polbiom so, men bet
bar mart siort for ct Ueaneifab, iom
bet giUbuaoen, o9 be fanot be l5 bsr'
uoe, buoraf to par auinoer. aIbeIes ube
af fig lelu al 5rpst; be par nIoeIes sen'
nembIpois, Os par lite Rebninssbaaoen
meo Uianbfab fommen / rette lib,
pilbe be utuiuIiomt baue iunbet Dsoea
rem ipare Ss, Der Oite ifpusr Ouer
uielen, lau ben ltaor unoer ganb uai'
brubt Iunse Gieer ao @anseu.
Vile be Is fra Dlolen bIep iaeet ON
Bob RsbninssbuObeu, os iaa bar bet
mob gunb isen. aaptoin Gimme
gan flyer, at be TO Rutnoer par be
tGttets af be rsobeoe; be iab paa en-
lofte as ians bsIe Beien, mebsns WGn'
bens for ltsrlts parten par mee eaer
minpre bplisrifts. aue tom / gunb uoen
no9et llbeIb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
ltoiemoing til &ima.

8eb ct Statsraab ben 1s.. bs bsitsm.
tes bet, at 0. 20. 9iodbiII ltuIos
ieubes Ill aina iom efstra oroin I'll llb'
lenbins for ON muIist at brin9e 0ps
bet mpiiiite Wsrte, Der ruser onsr 9ss
ianbternes Sfabne. 0iodbiu esnsr fig
ubmarfet til bette 9ueru, oa ban bar
tilbrust Here aar 8inu iom 0esations'
ietretar os baabe taller os lfriuer Spro'
get rgOenbs. 5 9sbet af en- ttss ifaI
ban pare farbis til Gfrsisen. Dan
pil rimslisuis tass til YancOauer for
Der at tass en- iapanefif Dampsr til
UOtoboma % oerfra uioere til Sb0ns'
bal. 0fsserinseu uenter fig meset llos
bptts af Mr. HOdbia 6eiis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Sra Wanila.

Senor pebro Yaterno mebbsIsr, al
matte Ssnoas bsspnoer en- 6eit gn-
Isbnins Of, at Der er siuet 9niursenterns
amneiti; $4,000 g iamIet til 5e'
lten. General Ut artbur biaiser
Blanen.
Der bar perst ct IiUIis6elttos llsen;
200 foritanbiebe Sniursentsr tleo orsuet
ub Rarbsbsn al 3aaI af 28. 5nfaniis
ri unbsr Got. Bhtbeimsr uben Tab.
5niursenterne buuoe 70 faIbne. 200
9niuseuter iaIol, 12o fansebes Os 100
Riiler tosss unoer Rampen paa fOrifsI'
lise Stebsr.
6ommanbsren Gomblon lesIob 8
Oficerer % 70 Soloater al Sniursen'
terne, IOm ufusbs 9poisbebsso til bs
for. Stater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
StDrctiem al Suba.

Rli9seepartementet bar ublteot Or'
ore Ill, at be miIitGre 0epartementer
pua auba ifaI Haas iarmen, iuuIeoes,
at oauano, PinOr Del otto, Uiotan'
5as os ct. @Iaru berefter faI fables
bet oeitIise aubOs Deportement os buUe
0oueotparter Guemubos unoer Ro'
manoO af General 6it5bugb See.
Santta9o Os POrtO Yrincipe itaI Haas
lammen o9 fables bet eitlise 8ubas
Departement meO 9oueotuarter Gan
tia9o o9 uare unber 6omunoo af Sol.
D biteiibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
gStsepniin.

Der uares 6rpst for, at en- tiblisere
gpelt Superior YrGlt er falben iom
Offer for BotserbeOaseIien / ana.
Oct er 9aitor Sobn Sisquiit
iom inbtil for 8 2lur lioen par qrGit
ueb Rislionst;rten Der gpen. 6an
op9ap oa fit 9mbsoe for at blioe Uiis=
fiOnar aiuu; Der OpbOIoi ban fig i 4
Aar os tom iaa tilbuse for at tnse ct
RurIus | Nsbicin peb SaiuoiS uni=
usrlitet. 6or ct Aar foen fnIoenote
ban bette os reite iirats tiIbase til
aina, men fben er Der intet bort fra
ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Woro Tafota.

6iasboros 0ano' o9 elsftricitetss
uett lfal bp9ses af Is. 8. porritt
fra Fargo. ROntrattprlien er S2s, =
900. 2lrbei5et ifal paabe9pnoes ltrats.
grilen paa Dinoetraab er al
6GusIsIsbeltprsIien bIeuet nebiat fra
IL os III til 9 Os % 6ents pr. Yuno
- ben Iauslte Bris CT for belle gosns
Iabnin9sr. 9teoiatteIisn ifploes Ouers
prohibition, beoOer bet; oesuoen uil Der
paa @runb al UiispRfsten blIue bru9t
Ianet minbre Dinbstraab Aar enb iGo >
panIi9.
gpsnin9erne paa Ui a | o { M
Jerris 8 Jarm Wtil Yelt for Wbsats
llfnb bIeu | forrise uss iuloltenois ebe'
Iaet ueb Slbebranb. labet er SO, 900
meb bsluis asiurauce.
Bismart, Ba bburn q
Great 6aIls Baneiellfabet bar
beIlutist at aabne tn RuI9rube peo
WiIton. 6uaene fses at uGre al en-
meset COB auolitet, os bet pil bliOs
ioIgt til Iapere priler, enb BitumintuI
nu iaIsss for. SeIfabst uentsr at faa
ioIst fore apantu Sarge os andre af
Statens Dper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
General 2tlion.

gri9uoeseneruI Sames 8. B i'll
I on, iOm fOrtiben er WliIitarsuuerncr
grouinien Matunjas, auba, bar siuet
2lnigsning til arissoeportemfntet ON
at fomme otIiu 3ienelte aina. 9uns
Gnis9nins er beuiIli8ef. ibet ban er
beororet til @sueralmaior 6baffees
Sar. General Willon bar, iOm
9bef ior OpmuuIin9 Of err Serubaue
illbrnst ubifiaige Raaneoer nstop /
bet 8itritt, buOr Rriseu nu fsres, iaa
ban er mere enO aIminosli9 ueIiflttet til
5eIio9 aina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Ohio.

1ynst fog neb ben reformerte &irte
/ giiiin, O., mebens ct eisislse par
osrinbe, os % Mennefer tom mere eller
minbrs til Sfabe. Wrs. 9 non
Sbabe, iom fab I:se ueb en- af @ir,eus
YiIler, bIep iaa fOrbranbt ouer belle Sc.
genet. at bun itftert uiI bs.
e Ssa flor pur 6oruirrinsen efter bet
inbtrufne, at bet par umulist for pra'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Mmtases at pere ormfnet.

90 @uIosrauere, iom tom fra DAM
ion fmaa 8aabe os lite uar tenbt msO
2)uton Globen, tos ben ipoIise arm, fom
,aar ub BsbrinssitrGbst os CT meset
farIis at bsiare.
Rspenus 9aunder or lsnbt ub
fra ct. Mi6asls efter ben; men man
sr temmeIiS litter paa, at be bor fat vi.
pet til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
So tnliuOe Sing.
fra 0ualIangerflaaoen bar man

Sra 0palfaugerflaa0en bar man /
Gan 6runcisco, @aI., netop faaet De
ipl lie @fterretnin9er Nar. poltfere'
rem forIoo Barley SsIanb ben 25oe
Sanuar. 6lanben ieIeoe berfra ben 6te
SuIi.
Gn nn9 bpio &pinoe / BIutsburs,
Spo Carolina, ofrebe III 2iu for ct liz
Oct Neserbarn, iom BUN iaa ii99enoe
paa Sporet, netpp iom ct Sernboneto9
TOM. Barnet bIeu frelt, men bun bIep
orqbt.
s 9lri3ona opr 8Ueset 9niinbpis
paa @runo af Gerten. 9uert WanobuI
os naffen buer Brsnber uotsmt. Ga'
bet af 6reaturer Tan lite bere9nes, oa
Der lite siues Uuttso for 0pr / en- iaa
afmasret lilitono.
Gm 9lGfipruttc orebte 8 Sules .
. ar, en- Matros paa ganten 8 lpms
pic", bu ban tps fig ct Bah ner Gan
6rancisco, Sal. Sans Stibstame'
raier ao bam bufte unoer Banbet o9
ueutebe paa, at ban StuIoe tOmme op
i9en. Ia ban lite fOm Op, bIep be
fOritrattebe o9 feste sfter bum. 9i9et
bIeu funoet "a Gimer efter. Oct
bar tpbeIise SpOr efter 9lefipruttens
Nrme.
st oanif 0olpital | Eertb 9lmbog.
9t. s. : Oct er alIereoe lere Aar
Iiben, at Ianten ON OpretteIien Of Ell
banIt 0olpitaI uar pua Dane blanot
Danlferne / Yertb Nmbop. Wiau tit
oannst en- 9OlpitaIsioreuins os fit fam.
let en- Del Yense, men iaa bleu Der
StiIltanb 9lrbejoet for GantenS Yirs
teIisssreIie. 6or baIpanest aarstie
iibsn tos man = i9rIis 8olnoerne =
fat pua ny, o9 en- npIis afbolbt 8a3ar
inbbruste CO. $500 til 9OlpitaIsfonoet,
laa bette nu er paa ousr IS, 900. Wan
bar nu, lfenot ben nGoute Gum uiltnot
lite er mere enb en- Grsbiebel af, buab
ct no9enIunoe tibSiuarenoe 9olpitaI ulI
tOite, aaerebe uaI9t en- Romite i'll at uos
le gps9eplaos. GesninSer, Bps9spla'
ner olu., o9 Der er itOr Wiuli9beb for,
at Der tan tases fat paa Sps9earbeioet
auerebe nu til 9fteraaret.
lloIigterne for giorbmanoen u. 9.
@ilbertiousN domination til Statss
taSIerer paa ben rspubIifanIfe Tidet
li9es at pere be allerbsbfe. @ouutp=
tOnuentionerne siuer bam bet bebife
9aob ON Bag.
Sra ben fine @eroen. @rsuen Of
&usiea ct bIeuet ftiIt fra fin 6uftru, en-
umerifanft Miaionarbatter, os bar nu
paris siftet fig meo en- norif @rbeioers
&one, iom par remt fra fin Manb.
Sun par, fsr bun bIep @reuinbs
&usiea. 5ru Cars @nberien Us ct me=
get patter. DE bor | famine gp9nia9,
iom ben forbenuGrenee @repinoe Russ
ieu.
Sammenltso al Sfibe. Damp
ifibet alligator" itscte Ssnoas iam'
men meb vDromebarp", Der bauoe
600 9pitrsjienbe ON 8orb. uIptten
ifsts BeIfoit 9ousb. Gem Menneifer
brabtss. so iaarebss os man frpster,
at abifiuise lere brufnebe uuber Gam.
meultebet, Snaen af Sfibene Ianf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Yerrp Seaitb ta8er MfTeo.

5priie asfiferenoe @ensralpoitmeiier
perrp 9ealtb oil meo bet ferife
ta9e 4fifeo for at mobtase MnlatteIie
fom Ssfreter for 0epubIitanernes gea.
tionaIfOmite efter 8onsresmanb Char.
les Did, Der ifal taSe fig al gaIstam,
pen Ohio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
9be Marg.
Sioite 2lYt,
Sejir" awmng Sin Og Nc
&inleD.
U. S. ifal mG9le. - 6OrItaaelie
meb Gnglan0.

9et er en- bsfenot Sag, at 8e 5ors
eneoe Stater bar inota9et en- S9rs
filling i'll bet brRnbenoe fineiiife
Sper0smaal. Sg bette bar ioreuri9t
Gr9ret Here al be andre Wta9ter. Sers
oelesbeb z pitlano. Oe andre UeaS:
ter uil nemli9 baoe en- tlettell9 SeIpn'
ming open poa De ubitanone Smerter,
os oenne geIonnins ituI naturli9Ois be-
ltaa 2anbafltaaelier.
Sn9en tan fortGnte Rineierue /, at be
BELT uI bsuare fi9et ubeitaaret, og oa
.Oe Toreneoe Staters" 8olitit netop
bar guaet uc paa bet iamme, aa bar
enoeIi9 be TO funoen biuanoen.
Sra 6imIens Spn", Refer 6m n9'
8 II er Der neuIis 91nnem ben tineliife
Minilter QBaibinston, ST.. 8 II, tom-
men birette Opforbrius til prGiioent
McRinlep ON at pere Waeler mel.
lem 8ina os be purise Wastsr. Der
sr riSti9not nosIe misunbeIise guro=
peere, iom Ter SfG9set, os mener, at
aineeren blot taser McainIep peo gle=
fen, uf 6rpst for, at Sanbbeben lfal
tomme for en- Dag.
Men butrt 6alo bar baooe Stats=
ietretar s. ap os BrGioent DicRinlep
uGret enige ON, at Duitet uirteIi9 maa
itumme fra 8man9 9lu, Os at ban me
ner bet opri9ti9t.
Siorerer 0nifet ON WiasIin9 fra
Rsjieren, ba maa man antase, at @e:
Ianoterne Betting enbnu er
tgiue- o9 man maa iaa 6ulb fun
forbauies ouer De en9ellfe Auisreporteres
9pueIplt.
Gon9ersgeIeg met er MI
traaot aloeles Sa99runben for benne
npe, ouerraitenoe ubuitIinssfale. Com
man tunbe uente bar PrGioent Mcain=
leg paret elituGrbist paa ben fejierIi9e
6oreiper9ieI. .6en IOuer at BRUCE al
I'm SnbflpoeIfe ab freoelise 8eie, til at
faa ben nuperenoe 6rile beuet, Opers
ensltemmeIle meo ben poIitif, lom De
6orenebe Stater beIe Gioen bar ful9t.
0ette uI mso andre Orb tse, at De
6orenebe Stater pil iaa pibt muIiet
Jorge for. al in9en af be andre Maoter
ifaI forle9e at opnaa 2anOuinbins lom
@rtatnin9 for De muIise Cab paa oeres
BOr9etes Sin o9 @ienbom nnOer uros
li9beoerne.
0lu bar sanife uif ale Master puu-
itauet opbeite aluor, at 2ano, = nei
Iist tautte De lite paa.
Wten baaoe GpltLanbs os 0usIanos
9clonin9 tpoer paa, at 9ano uil be for
enbper Bris baue.
@n9lanb uiIbe iittert bet Inmme,
men BET bar in9en Utn9t at true meo
for Chen.
Ds 6orenebe Stuters l6ueru tan ba
bliue panifeli9t NOT, men berfor f9es
McRinlep o9faa itrats at bone benuenot
fig til England ON uuoeritptteIle af
'PIanerne.
S9 bet fan man pRre piS paa, at
England bellere eno serne saar inb paa.
Ebi ba bet lite leIu bar Waast til at
fnette gteben Os ipiie 8arnen, iaa uiI
bet biartenssarne ie aue be eurise
@ribbe bIiue narreoe for bet uentebe
Bptte.
. Weu - buis, ia buis nu 6wanss
9iu llet lite bar beot ON ResIins =
for tort 9io iiben uar ban ilst iffe aeis
fer Iensere = iaa iiboer ui net bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Slair, @ebr., SnsOag D. %. Snli 1900.

fen at iOrtiatte 0isprGoitenen. 6an
maatte lutte meb en- tort BON.
= st uoIblomt uueir me6 Gorben
os 2pniIb / BbseIins, ga., uoIote fire
ON lite lere Reuneiters Deb o9 eoes
Iasbe 6ienbom for Guliuber al Dollars.
9eb lloras rulsbe Sernbaneuo9ne
fuIoe aI ggtreienee neoouer en- Battle
itraaning.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
THE WAR SITUATION

The State Department yesterday
made public the text Of the correspon-
dence between Russia and the United
States touching the relations Of affairs
In China, and the instructions sent 10
American representatives in Europe
and Japan in the matter Of negotiations
for peace. All the indications point
to the eventual recognition Of III Hung
Chang as envoy plenipotentiary, and
pending diplomatic negotiations. the
troops Of Russia and the United States
and possibly some of the other Powers
will be withdrawn from China.
The acting vicercy OF Canton ha:
suppressed all the native newspapers
on the ground that they have been pub
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
NEW STEAMERS FIRST TRIP
City of Salem Left jackson and
Sharp's Yard To-day

From the wharves of her builders,
the Jackson and Sharp Company, the
trim little wooden freight and passen-
ger steamer City of Salem, left this
morning. The Salem will be speeded
and tried on the Delaware river this
afternoon.
This morning she steamed TO the
Pusey and Jones shipyard, where she
was coaled and took a party of Salem
people on board. Besides the Salem
party there will be representatives OF
the Jackson and Sharp and the PUsey
and Jones Company on the steamer.
Among those from New Jersey were:
Captain A. l.. Jenkins, who will COM
mand the steamer; ]. X. Waddington,
Elmer Waddington, George Hyers,
Robert Fogg, John Woodnit, Captain
lJ. Rians and Charles Reeves.
The steamer was launched on Satur-
day, July 2S, at noon and was towed to
the Pusey and Jones shipyard, where
her machinery was put in. She was
later returned to the Jackson ant
Sharp yards for finishing touches.
Should the trip to-day be successful
the steamer will return to Wilmington
land the local party and sail again fo'
Salem. where she will begin her trips
/ TO Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
ONE WEEK Of TRADE

r. G. Dun and Company say: Com
mercial failures during August were
1856 in number with liabilities of ST.
323.9O3. Manufacturing we're ia. for
s2.945,6O7; trading 519, for $S.5S5.667
and other commercial AZ, for S792,629.
There were only two banks, with LA
bilities of S146.0OO,OO0 This IS the
best monthly statement for 1000 thus
far, but shows an increase over the
corresponding month in the preceding
years. Bank clearings at the leading
cities outside New York for the week
are 50 per cent. under 1899, partly
owing to a holiday in Chicago, anC
81 per cent. over 1898 At New Yori
the decrease Is sos per cent. from one
year and 21.1 per cent. from two year
ago"
Steel mills in the Cumberland distric
and some in Indiana have shut down
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

throwing many hands out, but part OF
4 these vii be transferred to other de-
partmonts Of the new Crucible Steel
Company Otherwise the working
force is increasing, and hope IS ex-
pressed Of an adjustment with the an
thracite coal miners. Reading Com
pany miners are said to be opposed 10
strike, and some others are in the
same position. Another important in
nuence OF the week has been favorable
weather for development of corn over
the greater part OF the surplus corn
states, though heavy rains in the
spring wheat region have retarded har-
vesting The cottage movement is slow
and late. but weather conditions aver
age better except in the Carolinas.
Price changes are small.
Steady improvement is seen in the
iron market 1t is not marked by large
advances, but wherever change occurs
it is in the right direction II is claim
ed by some authorities that orders
currently booked aggregate more than
present production and shipments.
Special concessions TO secure prospec-
tive business are Withdrawn. and buy
ers seek contracts for prompt delivery.
In some lines mills are actively en-
ployed with orders for months ahead
and contracts running to June We're
placed this week. Sales OF iron bars were
made at $1.4O, and SIC is quoted for
Bessemer pig as Pittsburg. Western
stove manufacturers have been buying
freely and more bridge builders signed
contracts for structural material Mer-
chant steel advanced on increasing
ORDERS while domestic purchases Of
cotton ties were large, although rather
late. Copper exports average a mil
lion pounds per day, and the market
Is in strong position. Iron ore hand
lers have made trouble at Cleveland
and the industry will be embarrassed
by delay in unloading vessls Further
reduction is shown in the output at
Connellsville coke ovens.
1t is not possible to report progress
in the boot and shoe industry, unless
it can be considered encouraging that
continued inactivity at the shops must
in time reduce stocks to a point where
orders will mean resumption Of opera
tions. There is general quiet at both
cotton and woolen mills. The only
manufacturers showing any interest
in wool at Boston are those with gov
ernment contracts that must be filled
promptly Prices Of wool are unchang-
ed. and Western holders have not lost
any Of their condolences. Sales at the
three chief Eastern markets were only
4,234,7O0 pounds. against 5,O62 500 in
previous week and 6,32S.7OO year ago
Failures for the week were 175 in
tho United States, against 1il last
year, and 10 in Canada, against 25 last
year.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
HARMONY is BLOCKED

Every honest effort that could be
made has been made by the Republic
can County Committee of New Castle
county to bring about harmony in this
county. BY imposing unnatural, impos
sible and ridiculous conditions at the
dictation Of Addicks the Union Repub-
lican County Committee has blocked
the movement. The Republican County
Committee has comported Itself with
dignity and sincerity throughout the
negotiations. It has been actuated by
an earnest desire to promote Republi-
can success. With this end in view Il
offered to go into common primaries
for all county offices. In response the
Addicks cabal which controlled the ac-
tions OF the Union Republican County
Committee. Chairman Ewart made re
ply that the Addicksites would not &c
into common primaries in this count,
unless the Republican County Commit
tee compelled the Republican Stat
Committee to agree to a single stat
ticket, and the county committees il
Kent and Sussex to consent to go int
common primaries down there. Moth
ing was left for the Republican Con
mittee OF New Castle county but
state that it had no jurisdiction GU
side Of New Castle county.
It evidently is the purpose Of the AG
dicks cabsl to put an independel
ticket in the field in this county ar
give the election to the Democrats u
less those voters who wish for Repu
lican success bestir themselves to pr
vent Addicks and his cabal from ca
rying out their mad purpose.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
WENT UP THE HUDSON
Dover Young People on a De-
lightful Trip

STAFF Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Aug. 31.-Miss Dora Wilds,
Miss Elizabeth Collins and NAPLES
Burton left last night for Philadelphia,
where they Joined and chaperoned a
party for a trip up the Hudson river.
They will return home tonight.
j. c. Johnson, Of Philadelphia, is
spending a few days with his brother,
Carl Johnson.
Mrs. James Keith is visiting her ia
ther, James Williams.
Thomas Kittamon is spending two
weeks at Church Hill.
Miss Margaret Johnson, of Whining
ton. is visiting Miss Clara Benson.
Miss Bessie Kittamon, who has beer
spending two weeks in RehObOth, re
turned home last night.
James Morton and Gertrude Somerl
are the guests Of Miss Sadie Maron.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

schools have this week been picnickine
at Slaughter Beach. The party include
Misses Mary and Annie Hall, Mary
Bell and Annie Bell, May Foulk and
Mrs. Edward Bacon.
Miss Mabel E. Houseal. who has
been spending her vacation with her
parents, in Maytown, Pa, returned to
Milford to-day, and joined the party OF
teachers at Slaughter Beach.
Robert Pierce visited Philadelphia
this week on a business trip.
Clark Mensch Of Magnolia, was in
town on Thursday
Many townspeople visited Ocean City
and Rehoboth on Thursday.
John Stevenson, of Philadelphia, is
the guest Of Milford friends.
Miss Nettie Steel, of Newark, Del, is
visiting Mrs. Ralph Watson.