: .* - Painfiell .. VOL.VOL. 1-NO.1--NO. J290j290.. PLAINFIELD,PLA1NFIELD, N.N. J.,J. , FRIDAY,EKIDAY, SEPTEMBERSEPTEMBER 16,16 , 1892.1892 . PRICEPRICE TWOTWO CENTS.CENTS. =f r ' Conference,iference, andand as&> a resultrssnlt CincinnatiCincinnati iIss A MORE CHEER1 T REPORT. THTHEE CHOLERA ; SCARE.SCARE. coder rigidrijrid quarantine.qnarantlne. CityCity policepolice anandd THETHE REPUBLICANREPUBLICAN CLUBS.CLUBS. CHICKAMAUGA’SCHICKAMMJGA'S FIELDHELD rlysieiaiu-fans areare stationodHtationod atat Majarille.Maysvill,-. RutBut Mr*.Mr. HarrisonH.rri«on'*. Phyriolaa*Phyild.M CMv*CHr* HoHo Kw.,.'., othersoiliurH atat Loveland, L-ivclfttid, DaytonDayton andand ata t Stron■ tronff Hop*Hop* ofof Rwovay.tUovrwrj. AnotliorAnotlior ViotimVictim ofo f ihethe ScourgeSoourga e-feryvery pointpoiut wh-wher ree trainstrninj fromfnim thethe easteast OpeninOpeningg ofof tiethe FilthFifth AnnuelAnnual ConCon-- LoomLOON LauLAKS Boor,Horse, N.N. Y.,Y. , Hept.Hept. ifl.16.-- VisitedViiited byby SorriToraSurvi vor> ofof thathe ArmyAnn j oin mlrt«nt«r thethe dty.city. TheThe qnarantine<vw*ntliie wiwillU Mm. Huntimn rMted nuf yaat«nUy. LOOK HERE! vention at Buffalo. Mr*. Harrison r**tod aasy yusterday. of the Cumberland, LOOK HERE! Ei«oovoredDiso&rered inin NowNew York.York. iiM^lmle ji«r«onit from infect«d poinU, vention at Buffalo. Then ni not a •ufltcUnt uxmmiilti of tha Onmbarlud. fr Mgn <rr uthnrwino. All railrowb have uTheref tha w*a w»Wr noty nulmtMUa ■uftetentM i naccumulation tha e»Tity of 6 gslloo* hast Keroeeae Oil, IjaUM, I4"n jioiifl.il that no Miiljcrntit* will Iw sadPsualCaa, OVATION TO OENEEAL OLAEKflOK. oftb athe lun watery« to Jn«tlf substancey uotlu inr theopmtton cavity otof iLUUALAB-JMI IInH TAKIOUIVARIOUp SEOTIOIlBEOTIOVE al uwi.il b> I'titiir tin- dty, anil If hnmicht OYiTioi to anrtiAL olausoi. theUpping long. toDm justify. OardliM anotherr an operationd Dought ofy 10*EOBEOEAH EC RAMi RILLBTILL IXIX OOXXAXIXOOHXilD ' quitrantliiHiiuiirnnttii" sUtUm*aUttims tb*ythey willwill bbee mad* an MMtnlnation of Mr*. Harrison iwn HJKIII ill" i-itri! ut thn road brintf- lapping-hut nigh t Dr*.and weGardinern v«ry andCaroMblj Doughtyr Itav ItalianIf nil. i>n LahorcraI...!.-...! - lain NcirN«W HavenH»f*n noIVv. own upon tha rare of the read bring- TheTh« CholeraOhalnr* EoaraMc«rn PProrentew a Pall M—Mim WhoWho r—(hiro«r;ht Inin 0wOn* ofof tbibo« rtU ta. Tlw> j-Hnta that are now 1 wing Atlf iidancn— Thlnr-t preaemaded an wit examinationh the octndltlo ofB oHr*.f thM rHarrtem patient 90 Cents. llawart1 1 i10n tii la.- Choler Clroteraa *i rl.ki'i irlrkmO’eo.i I'n- At tendance—Thirty.two Mia tee and BloodImiBloodlwt BolllMBUtlM ofOt ModonModern TI 90 Cents. tonneant, Bern Hill, lostHnt ,night Harrliio andn worerest« dvery aaais favorablyr durlnir thtin-e caution* Aftalnst Infection in Ohio t ThreaThroe ferflierteiI'.-rrltoric« llepraaearod. R«B«W Old l-'rlf*nd>hlpa and He. caiulnua A|«lnil It.Ta ilor. In Ohio S .u'i'ii^t..w1™K.i-t'l'"wi' wt Palestine.ne. EastEBMLIVIT Liver*- entire day, and wan oonaciotu ail the nooow om rn»nd.»ip. ood n— 1 pressd with th* condition of their pattent. HMixwwn Sr Im Txuum, p And I•rnnaflranlai'ciin*> ivroii't —f-j ImmigrationImmigration : •1, iMlaiii . 1^ W.hire. CTadanaM.('infifiniitl, Toledo.Toledo, SympathyBfmpathjr furtor FreePresiden Idemt Harrteon.Ilarri-on. Hr*.time. HarrisonThe phyxidiu restedM easier are odaringf the opin the- VlalTUI.t OldOld aerooo—ToftcnnM-Ta MomH«*» lXut TfinjvorarlalyTi-aii |n>r»irl;i! v Baapei^Ml.HllH|H'lH-r]. ^ idimkJnskyy niwlnml CTtweland.Cleveland. TheTlie variousvari'>nn AddresseeA,H1r,-.... bybr GovernorOoternor McKinleyMckinle/ ion that there ban been • Blight improrr>- YaarY—r laIn Cleveland.Cli-vrlatiri. jantino •tations hare a msdical es- entirement, bnday,t the sady d waso no tconscious consider iaOt vuffitha- irantine stations have a medical ex- and Othvra, UNITED TEA k COFFK* ( 0WIBS iBBOOIilTION. NiwNEW York.YORK, 8ept.Sept. lB.-tfhe healthhealth ih-In- -ineitnerr andanrl otheroth#r assistants,asxtstantA, whowho willwill and Giber*. dentime.t toThe Josti physiciansf a strong are hop ofe thathot Mrtopto . Cm*ttai*oooa.CHATTANOOOA, Tann.,Tann., 8^8opt 1A—Tb#lfl.—The UNITED TEi k oorrxa OBOVEB8 AMOOIATION. •p.'.tort•pectors havehave reportedn p.-ri• •) shutafaothe herr cneecase otof »p>p allall tr*iiwtrainR andand steanisrsnt«amers fromfrom ththee BtBL-FTAJ-O rr.vLO.. Sept.Sept. 16.—The18.—The flratfirst eeasion Barriaon will recover. She appears to ArmyArmy ofof thathe CumberlandCnmberland advancedadvanced conm iii»,m» xmiIi’s rtt and and makemake aa thoroughthorough examinationexamination of the fifth annual convention of the be more cheerful, bnt intense nervous- Chickamanpi Again yesterday under j> cholera.cholera. TheThe victim.victim, MaryMary Oonnlty,Connity, li1»t ■ of the fifth annual convention of the Cfaickmmaoga again yesterday under „ W. TnU Sl~l. Pl.l.l.H. ». ]. bothboth t*aseengerspasHenaern andand luggage.luggage. Every-Every- national league of B«publican clubs waa ness remains and acte at an offset U command of Opneral W. & BOM m, W. Emm Emm. Wl# ». J. j-.-xr.yean*\»ld oM.N reddingr'-si'lm.; atat flMifeooad'102 iiwond avenue,avenue, . national league of Republican clubs was bodilHarrisony improvement will recover.. 8he appear* to command of General W. ft. Boecraus. iuginji willwill bebe -liiinfrcteddutinfected beforebefore itit willwill Called to order yesterday by Mr. John N. It had been twenty-seven yean since lias been flentewed to the St. John's Guild, permitted to proceed, Called to order yesterday by Mr. John N. be more cheerful, but Intense nervoua- han bum reim.v.-d to tb# fct. John's Onild permitted to proceed. Scatcherd, of the local clnb, and E«v.nres remains and acta as an offset to the theIt hady ha beend mad twenty-eevene a rimiUr advanceyear* 1 , and Floating hospitiil, at tb$ foot of East CLEVELAND, Sept, lfl. — The health hospital, at U» foot of East wLBVBL4N9, Sept. 16. — The health DrScale. Habbel herd, ofl opedethe locald th club,e meetin andg Rev.with bodily improvement. ththeye me hadn wer madee no ta informe nhnilard advance,as to th eand lo - btkardMard ofuf thisthis citycity decid.ildecided toto establishestablish ALBAKT, Sept. IB. — Commander-in- tiutfuithSixteenth atrvet.street. j prayerI>r. HobbrO. Afte ropeded the praye the rmeeting Hon. Alber witht Aijmvt. Sept. IS — Commander-In- catiothe mann o fwere the battl not informede ground. a*The to ythe found lo- Strict' :t quarantinequarantine regulationsregulations atat once,once, chief Palmer, of the Grand Army of the . GARRET Q. PACKER, Two suspected cases 6f cholera were, prayer. After the prayer Hon. Albert Chief Palmer, of the Grand Army of the cationit, however of the, battleand spen ground.t a mos Theyt pleasan foundt Two abspected raw* 6f cholera- were aid_ thethe directordirector waswas givengiven dictatorialdk-tatorial Haight, justice of the court of appeals, Republic,Republic,r , issuesissues thethe following:following: GARRET Q. PACKER, ; foundfound inin BrooklynBrooklyn yrete^lny.yestefdtty. • A youngyoung] piwi-nwers withwith regardreKHrd toto searchingsearching anandd Haight,advance djustice and madof thee a court most ofimpreaair appeals,e "ThThve painfulpainful <-ircumstanceo<rircumstancea whichwhich It.da yhowever, roaming and ove spentr the aol mostd field pleas and r e KUmUTUKK.KURN1TPRK. German girl, whiwe naine coul<i not bei □K_biding Idinij trains,trains, boat*boata andand trarelere.travelers, advancedand dignifie andd addressmade .a moat impreomre prevent* the president from attending daycallin roamingg the dsy over» othef battle old field. Befor ande 9 tvenuan girl, whose nahie coaid n«»t bo kets arc stationi-d alnng the variouB learned,learned, mudi^rri-siiliijK atat 48642ii £tat#State street,street, wawana 1‘h ketx are stationed along the varioos and dignified address the great re-union of the veterans iu callingo'clock althel th day*e veteran off *battle. who haBefored itaye d9 railwayway linoslines Ileadin redingg intointo thethe city,city, anandd Washington is deeply regretted by all o'clockin Chattanoog all tb# aveteran* were at who the Uniohadn stayed depot . V% ITPHOI.8TKRrKO. and Simon Cofio Id, of North; irantine camps will be establiHlied at AAtt thethe conclusionconclusion ofof JudgeJodge Haight'sHaighfi [«!**• and Simon Colintki. of North oiarantine cainiis will he ostablwhod at remarks General Clarkson stepped for- hihise comrade*comrades inin arms,arms, regardleasregardless ooff to Chattanooiia were at the Union depot Ninthh street.siic.-i. William'burg.\\ jlii,,l:i- iiirg, thethe other. other. Cennrant. liieaut andand Ashtabnla.Ashtabula. TheTlie railwayrailway remark* General Clarkson stepped for- party. He was a participant in the readyready to taketake thethe Chattanooga.Chattanooga, RomeB MATTBKSS HAKIIiq rii" i> i.-i i]» ;ire co-fji»erating with the city ward. The nest instant every man on party. He was a participant to the "*** '* girl dlcdiinj a few houre. ofli.-i.il* are co-oporating with the city ward. Tlw next instant every man on grandsrand reviewreview ofof the the armiesarmies inin 18«,166S, andand andand Colombo*Columbus traintrain forfor thethe battlebattle field.i SheShe hadi;iil lawn1 M't-n 111iii till*this , f iofcntrymtry sincesince lastlasi Milthoritiesaiith.)ritie« inin thistlua matter.matter. the floor of the great hiJl was upon his At the battle field over half the vete- f the floor of the great luJl was upon hi* hadhad takentaken a deepdeep interestinterest inin thethe codingcoming At the tattle field over half the Felmiary.K-l. Usiry, JlnthIloth .titse s• •areare livingbeing care-care' Waahlnfcton Not Qoarantined. feet wildly cheering. Hate, h»ndker- encampment,encampment, andand itit waawa s expectedexpected thatthai ran*rans disembarkeddisembarked andand wentwent overover toto Na. _- fullv•„;>. invretiguted. ffASEHSOTi>N, Sept. 18.—Secretary Foefeetc'liefs- wildly, and plume cheering.s wer e IJats,waved ,handker- and th e tional park. The balance went to the M ">i''i"iV.7i'it * !ias is?ci] a proc.lama- hhee wouldwould notnftt onlyonly participateparticipate inin ththee tional park.