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LANCASTER ENTERPRISE
Published Every Wednesday and Saturday '
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uv - uuiuiyiiou I uuilOllllIFt * ViUlliyailJ
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One Year, $ 1.00
Six Months 50 cts
Three Months 25 cts
In Ailvanee.
Saturday, November IO, 181>8
THE news mmm.
A seat in the New York stock ,
exchange sold yesterdav tor
000. the highest, in l years.
Under the old t a rill' law we are
not getting very inin h revenue,
because we are exporting instead
of importing, and sotnei (ting must
be done to meet these new eondi
tions. We must have a new revenue
measure.
s
A few meteors were visible in
the eastern sky after midnight
this morning. More or les* nl a
shower of them between .'! a m.
*%iiv&vic?v?ii m ii."? ? .\ JJITI ?*?l , I 11< * II I LI 11 I
wan brilliantly clear and moon
less.
fTio 1 'acifie Mail >teamer Shan
tuny: arrived at San Francisco
from Honsi Iviny ami Yakohoma
bringing a very valuable cargo.
She had only 4.00b. 'nil- but
among the freight were S.'Jl bales
of silk for New York, valued at
$1,000 per bale.
l)r. Mary H. Murray has been
appointed medical inspector ol
the twelve public schools in the
Third ward of the borough <?f
Queens. The appointment was
made by the board of health. Dr.
Murray is a daughter ol William
ft lv. Murray of Flushing I,. I. She1
ntudied (iye years ;it (In* Woman's
'P Medical/ college in I In- city of
u> New York and was assistant in
1 % the hospital and di-pensarv for
\ fu/ne year'
\"7S It is understood that former!
v s Jhstice Augustus Van Wyrk of!
Brooklyn will, alter mother
week's rest, resume the praetiec
of law and that he will derline to
accept any ollieial appointuient
which might he tendered to him
during the administration of his
brother, Mayor Van Wyrk.
There ic no doubt that he will be
the Democratic candidate for the!
lirst vncancv on the snnreme ennr?
1
bench in the Second judicial cir
A cuit. (
I" I
Dr. Hii.tr s CimikIi Syrup cures
croup, l|L\has saved the life of
socf many u cBfc-V Mothers, keep this
thu medlciaft' "i.vs on hand; it will
b' pave re?tU?Hs moments.
1
We Vt 4/ '?.? .?
peecln OASTORIA.
ciall v #?rith# vjKind Yoil Have Always Bought
yr<Z,ytf&. J.
AS fO THE PEACE COMMISSION.
Why the A<1 mini strut ion at
Washington Feels 110 Apprehension
as to the Final
Outcome.?Washington
is Firm.
Wasinngton.Nov.15.?Attorney
General Griggs and Secretary
Miss were not present at to-day's
cabinet meeting. The meeting
occupied less time than usual,and
at its conclusion it was said thai
nothing of special importance
was under discussion. Administration
officials do not share the
opinion expressed in some quarters
that the Paris peace commission
will fail in its efforts tc
agree upon a treaty. This opinion
is not based upon any specific information
received from Paris
but rather upon the fact that by
withdrawinp from the conference
Spain has nothinp to pain and all
to lose. It is undoubtedly true
that should the Spaniards adopt
this course they would sacrifice
the indemnity this povernment
is now disposed to prant. The
Pnited States undoubtedly would
immediately take forcible pos
session of the entire Philippine
proup and at once enter upon a
military and naval campaign,
which would end only upon an
unconditional surrender of whatever
territory this government
might see fit to demand. It is believed
that the Pnited States at
this time would consent t?. a cash
payment of from .$'20,000,000 tc
?>5,000,000 rather that to renew
the war, but the longer a final
settlement is delayed, the smaller
will be the indemnity. In any
event, the president is not dis
posed to brook unneccessary prolongation
of the negotiations, and
it is believed has so indicated tc
our peace commissioners.
'riik spamsii sun..
Madrid, Nov. 15.? According tc
semi-ollicial statements here, the
Spanish peace commissioners will
maintain their present attitude
in regard to the Philippine islands
and will certainly not accept the
conditions of the I'nited States
Further, if the discussion does
not return to the limits of the
protocol, as viewed by the Span
lards, the Spanish commissioner!
have decided, in spite of contrary
reports, not to sign a treaty ol
peace. It in also learned front tin
Bailie Hoiirce that complete accord
prevail* between the Spanish
government and it* peace com
mifisioner*.
woi l.!> i.ikk to skk camaita.
London, Nov. Id.?The rumor?
circulated here yesterday ( l ues
day ) that the American lleet wai
on the point ot starting for Ku
rope ha* caused great "xcitemeii
in commercial circles.
spamsii ph i;i' y it at ions.
The l)ailv (iraphic snv* tliii
morning: "The Spanish trail*-At
lantic lleet lets been ordered t<
bo prepared for a renewal of bos
tihtie*. and the fort* in the ('a
nary islands are being rapid);
manned."
limit Increase in Trusts and >lo
nopolles.
I ho Npringliel I.( Mas?.) Knpu h
liran has boon looking into tb<
matter ami finds that last year'catalogue
of trusts ami 1110110(10
lies organized and ^n operation
was made up of 17*2 corporatu <s.
with an aggrd A-> ".apitaliza %
of *2!>?(h000<yvV i'
coiiaolify' v, ^elU '"'
:,a.PidJ. fita. -Wm
| mated that now $3,500,000,000 of
our industrial capital is subject
to this monopoly form of oper- j
. ation. As the census of 1890 gave i
the whole amount of industrial
capital employed in the United
States as $0,525,000,000, it would i
appear that about one-half of the!
capital of this countty engaged!
in production has been organized j
into trusts and monopolies.
Drinking Men not Wanted.
A circular, containing several'
inquiries, was sent out by the]
United States commissioner of
i labor several months ago to per-j
| sons and companies employing a
'large number of men. The ob- j
' ject of the investigation thus in1
stitutcd was to ascertain something
about th relations of the
j i_ i l:& a. - l-i / \ * aai\
? uniiK 11*011 id isuor. ? ?vor 4,turn
' establishments, which employ
? nearly 2,000,000 men, replied.
' The answers have almost the sig'
niticance of a census, therefore,
- Commissioner Wright has just
1 published a summary of them.
Out of 0,1)70 employers, 5,360
-J said that they were accustomed
' to consider whether a person was
in the habit of drinking when I
1! they were asked to give anv sort
1 iof a place. The employers who
did not take thi? matter into con1
sideration numbered 1,013. The
1 industries represented in this report
were agriculture, manufactures,mining
and quarrying trade'
I
; and transportation. The largest
1 1 percentage of employers who in
' quired about drinking was among|
' i those engaged :r. trade and trans-,
' portation.
'j Till' means lined to llml out
'j about an applicant's habits were,
usually direct inquiry,reputation,
and personal appearance. The
' reason's assigned for taking a
' ] man's habits into considei ation I
w ere to 4,guard against accidents,1'
I"because of responsibility of po-1
I sition" and "because ofunrelia-i
i bility of drinking men." Dislionijesty,
abuse of animals, the employer's
disgust for drinking men, I
and the importance of example
to other employees were also
urged in explanation of the practice.
1 I
Something to Lore.
r A French convict, under sen-1
r fence for life, was a troublesome
It I
; I prisoner. At times he was very
' j violent, and in the intervals of
I i
1 his violence he became so e1111 n j
that the wardens were always on
the lookout for trouble.
( Mie day they saw a change inj
man's face. Its sullenness bad
disappeared. The prisoner looked
A almost happy. The ghost of a
smile hovered about his lip*. His
j eyes now and again turned downward,
anil it became evident that
something was hidden in his
breast.
s The w arden-* were uneasy. Had
- lie some weapon concealed be>
neatb his clothing with which lie
would seek to surprise thetn and
- regain his libertyThey must
r find out.
They watched their opportunity
ami suddenly fell upon him from
hehiml. each seizing an arm
I h? ii they began to search Inrn.
They found that for which they
* "ought. hut it was not a knife nor
other d.irigorous weapon. It
" nothing more harmful than ? fine
* la rue rat.
1 When it was di?cnvor?-d the
(listreus of the prisoner w.t? in
tense. Ho broke down utterly.fell
;()jipon his knees, ami in a irony of
r and desperat ion crieil. I )?n"t
t^iat! Heat me if yon like,
but if 1 may not keep
DERBY'S [XCI
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jyaMBMfang: kf
BOB ' H ! I K? ->,
rjnr.n >1 .- r? . i _._
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ABSOLUTELY PURE W
I fully realize the sup
for Flour, adulter;* ted with
and other Foreign matter
August lOth, 1898. I offer
above Brands of Flour Gt
Winter Wheat Goods of th
I have a first-class, up-to-c
per day. run entirely l>y water
the City, with every ta< ility kno
Your orders will have promt
the best attention.
W#r .iSK I'OK I'K/i / ;> Floi
Stuff delivered your station.
le+'HQI SVKBHI'HltS Get p
WHITE and GOLD MEDAL Br;
J. M. BERRY,!!;
him let my poor rat no free.''
The stern guards were moved |
to pity. They had never seen this!
man subdued before. Kvery trace'
of fierceness was gone. Instead of1
hurting th?? rut they let it drop to
the tlnor and disappear. I lion the
tnan rose and wont to hit* work..
The light had all none from his I
face. Ilis pot was lost to him.
A few days passed. and then,
while the convicts were at work
in the yard, moving wood, the
prisoner .lose felt something tick lo |
his che*K. He turned quickly
and uttered a cry of joy. There,
on his shoulder, was the only
friend he had in the world, his
rat. which hail found him and
come creeping up to his face.
With eager hands ho nut it in;
hik breast as before. and turning I
to the head jailor, said. "Sir, if!
you will only let mo keep thin rat
I solemnly promise to submit to I
you in every way. ami never to!
disobey you attain."
The permission was given, ami!
the man, with a glad smile, returned
to his work. From that
|
day the dreaded eonvirt was a
new being. Me became the best j
conducted man in the prison, and >
hi- great strength and energy
The rat was seldom awav from
him, it Oiared his meals and slept I
in hi- bed, and the man's spare
time was spent in making little
toys of bone which he sold 111
order to buy dainties such as'
sugar and gingerbread for In- pet
? Youth's < 'ompanion.
The lb lights ot Hoy hood.
I
Id like to lie a hoy again with-j
out a woe or rare, with freckle" ,
^raftered on my fare and hayseed
in my hair; I'd 11k. to rue at I
oYlork and do a hundred chores,
aod saw the wood and feed the
hogs and lock the "table doors;
ami fiord the hen* and watch the
fines.and take the mules to drink,
utid teach the turkeys how to
l
ISIOR MILLS
T-A_, Q-JL. ^
fliwifc
^; .
< .?< rl P.;
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F n- V
IN ILK W;.^. ,
*
reme disgust of cons' tru
i > orn Flour, Corn h.
On and after t h>s clat e, A
the Wholesale trade the
laranteed Absolutely Pure
e Highest type.'
lato Mill, capacity 600 barrels
power, located in the heart of
wn to tho business.
it shipment, quick delivory and ^
ir, Meal, Grits. Bran and Ship
rices from your grocer on BOB
ands flour?pure ttoods
e Merchant Miller
swim ho that they wouldn't sink;
and milk about a hundred cows
and briuR in wood to burn, and
stand out in the sun all day and
churn, and churn, and churn;
wear my brother's cast-off clothes
and walk four miles to school,
and net a licking every day for
breaking some old rule, and then
get home again at night and do
the chores once more and milk
the cows and feed the hogs and
curry muleagalore,and then crawl
wearily upstairs to seek my
little bed and hear dad
say: "That worthless boy 1 He
isn't worth his bread!" I'd like pp.
to be a boy again ; a boy has so
much fun; his life is just a round
of mirth from rise to set of sun;
I guess there's nothing ploasanter
than closing stable doors, and
herding hens, and chasing bees,
and doing evening chores.?Detroit
Free Press.
Sheriffs Sale.
Execution Against Property.
STATK < >! 'SOl'TII CAROLINA. ^
1. WC.VSTKK ? ol NTV.
( I n < oinmoii Pleas.)
W . P. < ask?*j . Plaint ill",
vs.
VlTflPS ( ' ( llslev *i .. A ilmlni jt ?tS ? .?l
al. I efeii.ianlH,
V I It'l 1 I. OF AN EX ECl TION
lodged in my otlice in the Above
stated ' a-e. May 1 Ml. IsJU, I will sell at
jnililif Hin t ion in trout of the Court
Mihi-i-ai Laneaster, State nforesAiil,
within the legal hours of sale, on the
/
M MONDAY IN DKCKMHKU Li
next, tin- follow ing described real ea- "
tale, io-w it :
|\V(I 111 NMJFl) AND FIFTY
( _?."() i ACRKS,
more or le^s, bounded on the north by
IhihI- nt' lli'utli. Springs A Co ami
Kichard .1.Ilarpt'r:on tin* enst hy lands
nftlios.tid lli-ftili. Springs A Co. ami a
land* formerly owned by Mary Kirk : ?
mi -until by tin* said Mary Ivirk lands, . '
ami mi tin* west by tin* lands of Ilit* "/
-aid Krilinrd .1. Harper.
Tin* ab11\i described property was * '
levied np<in ami will be sold as the tv
property ot .lames 1>. ( n.*>key, Ueeea?ei|,
to satisfy the execution ill the
above stated ease. /
Terms of sale cash.
Purchaser to pay fur papers.
I.. M. CI.Y III KN,
Sheriir Lancaster County.
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