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Evening journal., 1900-10-01
gSISSgX BRIDGES Ii BAD SHAPE
seg Church for BrsAlkN Is Soaring
CORDletiR

FsGnHlori. soyt- a9.-Mrs. Eo;1io
Chandler haA returned from a pnifs.
d0lphia VISIT
Jonathan Carey o. home fcr b-qi
vacation.
Norman c. Gum Is working az q tel
ograDh operator ON the q. & o. RI
The Rev. l.. H. Murray and wife are
visiting tho Rev. c. y. Sheppard oi
81. Georges, 49,. They VIII also visit
friends in Wilmington. Cheswold and
Dover.
J. WOrde steele has returned to med
ical studies ot Philadelphia.
lno roads and bridges Of this town
are e. a poor and dangerous condition
The proper authorities should attend
20 lnem. There certainly must BE- SUI.
icicnt funds IN the treasury 10 max.
these mucn-n-eded improvements
Work has commenced on the new
N. E Cnurcn at Omar The Rev. 81
d. Nutter breaches there every 0,hci
Sunday afternoon in the school house
Work is progressing IHplliy on th.
new house of otto Hudson It q
going to be q large house and Cne o
the most comfortable homes Ia town.
The recent windstorm blew down The
fence In front Of Odd Fellows Hal
The veteran cattle dCair Joshua J
Derrickscu. has gone up tha state with
enc cf the finest and largest drove.
Of cattle that over left this section.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
SOCIAL CLUB MEMBERS
ENJOY ALAWN PARTY

Bay View, Md, Sept 29-The Rev.
B t. Jester is holding revival services
at Leeds Church
The women OF Bethel M p Church
viii hold an oyster supper this even
ing.
Mr. Mitchell, Of New York, was the
guest of Miss Mabel Tyson this week.
The Aid Society of Bay View par
sanaso held cCnundrum supper Gi
0ilpiua Rocks on Wednesday evening
On Eliday evening The N. ~. N. Club
assembled at the homo OF Mias Guaic
Smith, and spent the evening az = lawn
social The lawn was dotted with Jana.
nese lantern and torches. Hammocks
and swinging chairs were provided for
lookers-on Many sports were induced
in. Part Of the members of Leslie
Cornet Band We're present and fllr.
nished music. A number of invited
guests were present About II O'Clock
refreshments were served, after which
another hour was spent in games anc
friendly chat the company bade adieu
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
OHIO FARMER
NBTTLhN IN kENI'
Peaches and Tomatoes Are
Scarce But Bring Good
Prices

Viola sept 29--Amsn Biney %
painting his house
William a. Dlll ls building q u0i
front 10 his tenant house
Harry hargadlno 10 reDairrg the
budding GA hia homa fllm
Edward Mclrara. az phllaf .dpt.ia
has boon Vita hls parmla this wask
The Rev. j. g. j. McAlg.cr. Cf Port
land, Maine haa been the giro. CT
Fred Freidsl
Mr and Ms ]. III. Lynch. Mss
Alice Nelson. OF Harrington. ana III.
a.. kalLcr, principal OF Can cbury
scnccl have been tho guests Of the
iev. m. g. Wright and wifa. cf Inglo-
side. nd
Aaron Mcdonald. OF East Ilyornoal.
ohio who bought a farm nor Willow
3gcYc some time iast year. hos orrivol
mere with a uns team. h1caefcid
ecele and iaiming implements Mr
Mcdonald acCma 90 Do very FOND ol
Pots 90 ho has aavcrai with hla
Peaches are gottlhg ssslrre ana CO r-u
'toalntoaa. bat thosa Who have tham
nov VIII got good prfoa fur thsln
ihoy arc selling here this WaeN ot
o'ghtoon and twenty-five Cants "a
basket
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
OVERDROOK sMAN DISAPPEARS
Daniel Thsmas Left Suddenly for Parts
pknewu

Overbrouk, Sept Mcssrs. n. IL
White, 8 c. Warrington and q. L.
Short weBc in Georgetown this weak
Mrs. Ciera DOckery has returned TO
her home In Wilmington after spend
ing the Summer with her mother. Mrs.
William Green
Miss Annie Mitchell left Wednesday
for Philadelphia where she Will make
her home for a while.
Misses Estclla and Minnie Harrington
and Henry Parker visited the city Of
Brotherly Love Sunday and Monday
Mrs Samuel Hudson and dagghters
Emma and Allen. are visiting friends
Ia Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deamer and
Mrs. emma Lawton were the guests
Of theiv brothers. Howard ana Fred
Seaman last week.
Garfield ditchell entertained a party
of friends at his hoTse Thursday even
ing.
Fred Stevens Of Lewos. s. the guest
Of r. NJ Collins
Daniel Thomas. formerly OF the
Children's Home. OF Philadelphia. who
has been living with S. G. Warrington
for number OF years. left unceremo-
niously last Saturday for parts un-
known.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
ahPUBLICANS ORGiNlEg
CLUB In PORT DEPOSIT

Purt nspulG lns ssyA sA.-Tan
9lsidenoa OF W. r. Cdnlningsa 10 bpdna
impTQ7od bg a nalBerd rIzls. silaB uiills
las al additional story.
Ilid ulilcar0 Of tho Port Uafnit 80
tlomal Bank ara ~ follows Preid.spi
3. g Rowland; vlce prRslent and
caeh1ar. H. u Hopkins. j. H. Rowland
J. Z. Bomt W. ". Hopkinn. w. 4. Fry-
or. Carlton lQmbls. n. q. Caldwell
Gov. ]. W. Smith, Murray Yandivqr.
j. b. Ramsey, J. s. Writ. Peter Is.
Tome are di1ectos.
Il IS fumOred that Stephen Krauas
has purchased OF II H MuClanahan
ths bome above CarHOD's drug store. fn
which Ars Hasaon now resides.
II. G. 6iUpel, OF Wilmington, caught
hurteelr large bass haIa laot week.
The Republicana M tho Rrst Precinct
OF the seventh district organizad their
dub Saturday night The RRmo a.
Mckinley. Roosovelt and Blakenay
Cub
Miss Ida Gquiar entertained the
Solisa on Wednesday evonlng at her
hofae aOOst two miles from town. Tho
evening was Bpont socially in RamOa
and music. These who were present
wers Misseg Agnes and nda squl0r.
hRs. a. M Knight, Misses Name
Barry. Hess Pueh. Helen Dickey, Mary
B. Reynolds Florence Dickey. Akery
Hopkins, Margaret Vanneman, Flor
ance Snyder.
Saturday and Sunday the Sabbath
school Convention Of Cecil county will
meet in the IA. D. Church. An Inter
estlng program has been prepared.
ChristCpher Wilson. OF Darlington
was in town this week.
Miss Bertha Smith has returned from
2 pleasant visit to Downlngion. Pa
Mrs J. q. Reynolds and child spent
several days this week with Dr. and
Mrs H. w. Hopes.
Mr.. Hendrickson is visiting the
Misses SquieF
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
.NASSAU'N SCHOOLS
OPEN THIS WEEk
Temperance Women RemOn-
Stratc Against Liquor
Sales in RehObOth

NaseaV, eegt 76.-schcoi buAd1agS
arc going thrOsgh a cleansing prv99as
preparatory 70 occupancy IA INC nsai
future
Thomas Eliost has MADE sorelA bus
lnees trip8 70 Philadelphia thia week
Miasaa Jennie Dodd and Virsio Way
ringtcn, Of Harbesuu, wero eatrs.in-
led by Misses Mimic ana Emma Truiti
this week
The Ladies' Aid scciety mecB al tho
parsonage the frst saturday evglins
ia October.
Misa Sallie Carpenter has boen thd
guest OF frienda at ROblnsonviile this
week.
Misses Evelyn and Ethel Fannum
have returned homo afon t. three
weeks visit % friends IN Phfladaiphkl
Misses Ruby and Musds Joues
we're the guests Of Miss May Hood, OF
Long Neck this week.
Misses Emma Marsh, Hstella and
Minnie Warrington We're among tho
PokOnolet's passengers to hiladelphia
on Saturday.
Miss Lola Legates, Of Angola. spent
a rev days with Mrs, Nora Cord this
week.
-AN1l-'-s wv AAANl aAN-lf man. AEInuI
Hart, William Collins. Workman and
Roland Byon were the guests OF
friends here on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carson took tea with
Mrs. Josephine Payntor on Saturday.
Misses Minnie and Annie Truitt
speht Wednesday With friends at Cool
Spring.
Tho Women'a Christian Temperance
Union met at Mra .. ". Pavntsr ON
Thursday. September 90. The annual
e-ccgon of cHicoIB for the ensuing year.
resulted in NH Nary short being re-
eiected president. Mlsa 6alie HaRzard
coiresponcing aeeetary, hrf Maggis
white re-electsd recori'ng secretary.
Whl1 BIZ JWophina pamter was.
made t.elDl-u. MW Hottie q. Bgaher
Was appIntcd a delegate and Mrs
Paynter aioUuata 60 tho cnuty cen
YenuoA t1 De- held at Milton a re-
monsi11nca arailnt thc aaia cf intor-
lcatlng lllucm at Rehoboth was laid
before the mcetlns and val signed by
every one uIorenL
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
SWEET POTATOHg
FOR THB NORTH
Bought at FELTON, Station.
Visitors in That Kent
Town

FoitoH Sept 29.-Misa Maud kemp
has returned from q ysit 70 friends M
LeWcs
ino Rev. ]. Magailisior. cf Portland
Me, was vita FELTON, friends recently
Mrs N. DoWnham. With Mira. E. ~
ba1rmore and song O2 Los Anuales
cal, have been guests of Mrs Nsrio
cullen and Mrs. =. fl Hardastr.
Grafton iardeaty. cf suGar.villo
was the guest OF Harry Purse lhla
week.
hLra John Wcoater. OF Pccon -fo
was tho gHeet oP her parents. Nj. and
ars. John Case. thie week.
Mr2 jennie CLIFTON entertained ew-
ar9i az her young friends at tea
Miss Grace Baird, OF Whining q Is
-Ls g~cst uf Miga Martha Buruita.
cha-5qs and JameD gfiedel. Of Cam
mons. were witn their parents Nr
and Mrd. Jacob Friodoi, tais woek.
miea lAzzie sehabingsr has returned
90 Philadelphia.
hr. ana aB. John Qubbaqa and con.
OF Philadelphia. have been tha suau
Of y. Q. Cubbaga
Mrs. Carrie sharp, cf Philadelphia
With Mrs. Hinman, OF Wilmington
were guests OF Mr ana Mrs George
Fitzgerald his week.
Ms. Harry 9. Lynch. Mrs. ula
SHUTS, Elias Annie p Kemp and Miss
Lille Melvin were IN philadelphia
this week
A. 3. Conner and w. ,. Harrington
are buying sweet potatoes here FOR
northern msrkets, paying - oentH @
basket for them.
MIA q J. Caldwell u visiting hsr
brother, John Jump. ~ Cardova. Nd.
Delos Builder. OF New York state.
nsar Niagara Falls. who was viz,t'ng
his parents. Mp. and Mrs. Dalos Butler.
near Laws. has returned homo
Mrs. Fr8d Ross and children. CT VIII
mington. vere guests OF Miss Martha
Burnite on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
AlRTLEY Ills RECOVERED
FROA DlPHTHBRIl SCARE

Hartley. Sept 29.-Mofdica stephens
met with q very painful accident
Thursday morning while helping 20
cad a car with nsaTy lumber for E
walker he had two OF his nenee
cut on, and another mashed very bad.
ly.
The cannery Is running about hall
time as tomatccs are very scarce. Thl
crops have not been as good as thcy
were last year. but everything has
moFcd along much better with thc su.
perintendent and the workers than last
season.
The diphtheTia scsre has died out
All tins eases except two having racov.
.erel, nnd mo- new cueCs % report
William Williams. OF Dover. has bser
visiting here Although SO year $40
he seems 10 De fairly wel and actly
Politics is very quiet here EYeJ
enc seems busy laying in O supply %
fruit and vegetables and good thines
for Winter, regardless OF politics.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
CEGILT0N COMPLAINS
ABOUT POOR LIGRIS

Cultcr Md ea.t &C. M.a. -aiae.
p Na-ts ia visiting friends IN VIII
mingiuu.
Miss Nmma Jcnoe has return "a
nome al-er rpeuuns q Rauani VOL.
with her aunt. Nia j A. Arltr7.
Miea Eila Ea-nCst oi phila iolrsin
ne poen tno guest or Mn Geerse
Fieroa
Mira James H. aEailh a. s1atest,in-
laa Alssea AaIzie Flmpe ead Flnh.e
4rifiih
The ADWorlh lnagia mel ga Thure-
1aT last after a vacation aurine tha
summer months
~ 3 Short % having a U.Ie fncs
pat along his rr0Dery rn Main strsst
hlea Winifrod Prizes "a ap,ndine soma
tre nasr sGl Pond. the guans Of Nina
"a q FTica
asiDar i'aaros, Of Phiiasssirhfa. sDsnt
part ~ thu WINK with Ia fstar1. WI
liam O. Per4oo
1'nsTe ara Einriy oz1ii1Rircs 90 ,1+.v
hhJut th9 darfnens of thsg town ~
nisex u wDlld be veil ll the taern
eemmhaatonery would ioa1 inta re
1ettnr and ta2s Etinc B.epo tcra~d
l1tghdgmlne MP che dsrk plarnn
Mn a. ~ Bufka HnN children r-.
yilltinE irieSis IN Wilmins,nn and
Philadelphia
Aise GsrtIrde Hoover u osayine
with hor sintar. Nn Rsiay Bmith. of
Warwick.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
TRUCK BOAT CAUGHT
In FIERCE WNIRLWIND

Pennsville, N. j.. Sept 29.-Wash-
ingtcn Camp. p. o. s. Of A., by or
der of the lodge, has changed its meet
Ing night from Monday to Wednesday
night.
Charles Casrorson's truck boat was
caught In q whirlwind or the Ions
wharf on Tuesday and nearly cap
sized He lost twsnty-six baskets Of
truck of the deck
Charles Collins. the stage driver,
while unloading a large shoat from his
wagon to the pen on Tuesday, let it
fall, injuring it so bad that it had to
be killed
The glut at the can-hOuse is now
ever, and this week the factory is Only
running on half time The packers
will succeed in filing nearly all their
cans.
Charles Casporson in homer of Old
Hickory Jackson, has raised a hickory
ilagpole ia his yard, from which float.
a BRYAN and Stevenson banner.
a movement is on foot among Oh,
D-mocrats of this place to have larg,
pole erected at the head OF the town
from which viii float a Bryan ant
Stevenson flag
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
JESSE ABBOTT BURIED
Angola Public school win open This
Week

Angola. spra 29.--MiEs Annie Marsi
spent several days this week with rcl.
atiy5s In GoogsCtOwn
Miss Edyth Warrington spcmt Sat.
vrday and Sunday with Miss Bcl tina
Maaaoy IN Long Neck.
Walter Burton Lost ve-y vsiuahie
horse last week.
Walter Rolincon. of Philadelphia
who has boon the guest OF Clarence
Marsh for several weeks, has leturned
90 his home.
The public schools win op1n next
week. Gardnos klis, Cf hlilebucu,
VIII hsye charge OF the s0ho1i
2Xtia motingB Win begin at Conloys
next Sunday evening and WA be IN
prOgicss fol two weeks.
Aisar Mustar- sRcnt nat weak IN
Georgetown and Milford
The funeral Of Jesse Abbott took
pi1ee @t Conleys On Thursday aftor-
noon OF hst week
Miss May Simpler Of this Dlnce Is
now among friends IN Prilada lphia
Airr, Margaret IaQulaB and cousin.
Mra. Margaret Ailller. were tho gse3ts
OF Walter Burton and family last
week.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
LITTLE RISING sun
HELPS FLOOD SUFFERERS
- ~ =

Rising Sun. Md, sept a.-b. r.
Kirk, IT.. OF Chester, Pa, is spending
this week with DR.. L. r. Kirk and
family.
Miss Grace Wilson has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Charles Dare, OF Lam
caster Pa.
Mrs. Anson Dare. of Harrisburg Is
being entertained by DR.. George Dare
and family.
Mrs Booth and daughters, Summer
vile Roberta and Marguerite, of South
Carolina, spent last week with Henry
Evans and family.
The festival for the india relief fund
held at the parsonage was quite sue
.cess. ever $40 being taken in.
The barn Of Joseph Yerkos. who ro-
sides rear Lombard. was struck by
lightning on Wednesday night and
together with its contents burned to
the ground.
Senator Crothers. Of E,kton, was
seen on our stro-ts this week
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR
PRESENTS RESIGNATION

Earleyille, nd, Sept. 39.-Mpa ". 7.
DuHamell and daughber Anne. have
been spending some time IN New Cas-
tie, Del.
Miss Emma Newuan. OF flaming
ton has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Money.
Mrs. josephine Simmons, of War
wick, is visiting her son, Benjamin
simmons at Rose Hill
Miss Alice BOulden, Of Chesapeake
was the guest Of Miss Lille Biddle lasl
week.
Fredus Price Is in Wilmington.
The funeral Of John Timms. Jr., who
died OF typhiod fever on Friday, Sep
temher 81, at his home near here, was
held last Sunday afternoon at his lat,
residence, the Rev. A. p. Prettyman
of Galen3, officiating Interment wa.
made in Cecilton "a. y. cemetery, Tn.
Jr O. U. A. NJ. OF C2lena, attending
Miss Ida DuHamel who has beer
spending the Summer with her father
~. J. DI Hamel, has returned TO Bal.
timcre. accompanied by her sister
Miss M r. DuHamell
Joseph Powell has purchased th'
Hcssay farm, now occupied by Warae'
Csary from Captain Andrew WCodal
fer $4,000.
The Rev p. p. Roes. pastor Of Tho
Presbyterian Church at Georgetown
Nd, has sent in his resignation an'
viii preach his farewell sermon 81
Sunday morning next
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
MANY VISITORS
IN FREDRRICA
Sabbath School There n0IdS
Rally Young People Al
tend Surprise Party

Fro1.gioa 6tpt. 2e-Nrs Per1y
bcrne aud daughter, Mss Aseie. re-
turned 30 thllr home in rhSlatAphia
ca Thursday.
1ire- James F Sipplo Is vistiag her
eon. Iamm r. sipple, ga Ncvastswn.
M
Migon Alith and Ifeaen Bolna are
visiting relatives in Fcdaaisburg. Nd.
Misses Emma Dawnes and Sue lay
man sDout Thursday With frineds IN
Dover.
Clayton Hooy, OF Dover. spent satur-
day and Sunday with his uncle DR.. W.
H. Hosy.
W. r. p Jacobs OF Philadolphia
visited his family this week
The mcmbers OF the NJ ID Sunday
school VIII hold a rally ON Sunday in
the M. h. Church. A special program
viii h7 prepared by the committee In
charge
Waltman Hipplc. Of Colloeoyille Pa
paid short visit to Frederiea this
week.
A very pleasant surpr,ss party was
BiYen at tho home OF Mrs Mary ONeil
on lucsday evening. Games. card
playing and dancing were nduieed in
altlr which rofrCshmauts were served
ia the dining room TO tho following
ladies' and gentlemen. Misses safnh
white, Of Philadelphia. Alice Crer.
lalitha Grlcr Fannie Winmie ga'lla
KIRK Carrie kirk Minnie ra.harda
hdzaheih Lenk Neat Rus 40. Emma
Downn Carrie Patterson Hies Kin-oy
Miss sue Layman. Of Wumirrtor.
Samuel Biockeon. OF Magnolia. VIII
liam Meredith, Edward lrdson Is
Frank Melvin Wilbur pcetloe. WIN
Patteiaon. Jehu M Reed. Jr. and
Daniel Weich.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
FlRHERS PLEASED WITH CROPS
Ellis Grove Growers Have Best ia Several
Years

Enis Grove. sept 29-Fa.mers of
this place are pleased with their crop
of corn and fodder which is the best
ii has been for number of years.
Mrs j. A. Nichols WAC was stricken
with paralysis some time ago is con-
yalescing
Mrs Cora Collins. of seafmd. IS
spending some time with her parents
here
william Henry IS employed by the
Watson g. Ellis Milling Co, Of Coax
land Nd.
Mrs. Emily Cailaway IS spending
some time with her sons at Oakland,
Md.
II. r. II. Culver is in Cambridge.
Miss May Bradley. of Sharptown
spent Sunday with Miss Annie Grif-
fifth.
Mrs. Belle Nichols has Joined her
husband in New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
OLD FOLKS AT CHURCH
Special Services for Aged in Penns-
ernrc YeslerdnY

Pcrnssrove, r. J- Sept 29-Em-
manuel Church 20 give q concert on
the evening Of Oc.Uher q
Misses Virginia and Ccrnelia Abra-
hams. OF Maryland, are spending some
time with Misses Hanna and Sara
Summcrin
Haro,d Wriggins has gone TO Rut.
gers College to resume his studies.
Dr. John NJ summcrili, who has
bel very ID, IS now c0nvaiescent
laere VIII be q public mc2tlng ha,a
m odd Fellows Hail this evening foi
th0 purpose Of raising funds to assist
iho Galveston sufferers.
on Sunday next "0ld F0ks Day
VIA De observed in Emmanue
Church. Pennsgrove. A souvenir wiz
be given to all present more than 7C
years Of age. and carriages VIII be pro
vided for an who cannot walk.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
NEW CASES OF TYPHOID
REPORTED AT FAIR Hill.

Fair HilL Md, Sept 90 Miss Eva
Thompson is visiting relatives in WIZ
mlngton, Del
Mrs. John Dean Of North East. is
me guest OF Mrs 81. sentman.
Mrs. D. A. Maekie has returned from
Atlantic City
Miss Nellie Armstrong has returned
10 the Tome Institute.
Dunbar Morgan son Of George w
and Margaret Buchanan, died on Wed.
nesday morning. aged 6 months.
Typhoid fever is still prevailing in
this vicinity; several new cases wer,
reported this week.
Evening journal., 1900-10-01
PRETTY NEW RESORT
FOR SUSSEX COUNTY

Ocean yiow. Del. sept 29.-Fow
mlles OF beach and over 500 acres Of
land have been purohaaed by Scranton
Pa men who Will divide it into build
ing lots, streets, avenues and boule-
wards. Parks will be provided with
swings. rry-go-rdunds and tennis
grounds. The right of way has been
secured and survey made for a rai.-
ruad from the Pennsylvania Hne at
Daasbgro 90 the beach Steamers will
run TO Rohobcth and this resorl from
Baltimore
hisa Mabel Hart has returned from
Roston
Evening journal., 1900-10-01

soai,c, 70 ths rules Of R.su.ns.,
.eArty.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
Notice for Publication of Time App
 pointed for Proving Will.

In the probate court of the territory of Ari- zona, in and for the county of Gila.
 In the matter of the estate Of Peter Si. mon, deceased.
 Notice for publication of time appointed for proving win, etc.
 Pursuant to an order of said probate court. made on the 18th day of June, 1900 notice is hereby given that Friday, the 9th day of July. 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m of said day. at the court room of said court. at the town of Globe. in the said county of Gila, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the win of said Peter simon deceased and for hearing the apph- cation of q. C. Stevens for the issuance to him of letters of administration with the will annex ed, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same
 Dated June l5 1900
 st P. M. THURMoND Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05

smaller harbor craft in It's grasp. The fire companies were utterly helpless to cope with the flames. The Kaiser Will helm der Crosse, which had just ar- rived, was the only one of the big steamers saved. She was lowed by tugs to mid-stream, with h, bow badly scorched, The greatest loss of life ap- pears to have b-en on the Saae. SLe carried four hundred and lltty people and was to have sailed for E 1scon sun day afternoon. When the police boat captain went aboard her with a rescue party he saw bodies lying ali about the deck. The ship Bremen carried d crew of thrse hundred, the Maine two hundred and fifty, and If as many live s were lost on the Bremen and Maine as on the Saale, the total number Nitl be very great Many peri,hed on the piers, canal boats and lighters he loss to the North German Lloyd $ can ship company alone viii probtbiy come close tO sl0 GOO, ,000, as the Bremen Maine and Saale are almost totally de- stroyed. The five storehOuses of the Campbell company were greatly dam aged, the loss of one building alone being placed at S1, 800, 900.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
ASSAY OFFICE
 GLOBE, ARlz. General |: Assavers

Gold or gold and silver in three more sample s 2s each Prices of other chemical determinations application Money may be sent by check, postal not money order registered letter Samples by mail eeve prompt attention. Zinc and tellunuH test Mines. bought. sold examined and reported op.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05

that the action taken on the resoiu- tions was unanimous i5 regarded as an indication that Mckinley IS to lose the German vote at the coming eiec- ton. Outside the mt eting, in fact, 1t was predicted by delegates that the German vote, which was practically so i'd for Mckinley four years ago, would be as sordly against him next November.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
Germans Against imperialism.

At the business meeting of the tri- ennial convention of the North A meri- can Turnerbund, or the golden jubilee turn fest, as it is called, which was in session recently in Philadelphia, reso- lutions were adopted in effect as fol- lows:
 We recognize the right of all peo- pie to defend With arms of warfare their liberty and independence. We consider every attempt through the methods of war, of territprill expan. sion as opposed to civilization, as an act of brute force.
 We condemn every fort to extend the blessings of civiliz ltion with sword and gun as one based upon hypocrisy and greed for gain.
 We protest against the policy of con- quest of this government and against every attempt toward expanding the domain of the U1itsd States by force. "
 Several of the ce!egltes made speeches severely scoring the present administration, while number of others, most of ws.om claimed to be republicans, advocated the indorse. ment by the German voters of Bryan. but at the chairs suggestion that Bryan had not yet been nominated. and that his platform had not yet been officially promulgated, and also that it was probably best in the end not to bring politics into the organi. zation, the matter was dropped and the resolutions as proposed adopted without dissenting vote.''
 There were 5,O0l delegates there, representing the German societies all over the United Stltes, and the fact