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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
DEMOCRATIC STATE coNvENrr y.

The Democratic State Convention will
assemble in the Opera House, in the city
Of Harrisburg, on Wednesday, Scmptem-
Der 4, 1899, at 10 o'clock, NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidate for the
Office of State Treasurer and transacting
such other business as may properly come
before it.
The rules of the Democratic party Of
Pennsylvania provide that "the represen-
tation in the State Convention shall con-
sist of representative delegates, one for
each 900 Democratic votes cast at the
last gubernatorial election, or for frac.
ton of 900 such votes amounting TO 800
or more, in the respective representative
district; provided that each represent
tive district shall have at least one dele
gate" ELLIOTT p. KlsNEn,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
BENZ. VI. NEED, Secretary.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

Mrs. MARY CLEMENT LEAvIrr, of Bos-
ton, who started upon "a tour around the
world as missionary of the w. c. 7 T."
ak years ago, has arrived in England
from Cape Town, Africa, and was given
q reception in London on July 22d by the
British Woman's Temperance Associa-
,ion. She has organized many temper
ance unions in the far-oiT countries Wis
tied by her, where none existed before,
and has also done much to promote the
White Cross and Social purity movement.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
Germany and tho Hohenzollerns.

Germany is not a rich country; but 1t
knows better than to be stingy toward
the Hohenzollerns. The dowrY OF the
Princess Sophie of Prussia, who is to be
married in the autumn to the crown
prince of Greece, is fixed at 100000
marks-half of it Il ON the state and half
from the emperor. Also 1000. 900 marks
will bo placed in trust for the princess,
the income from which, at 5 per cent.
will be $4,000 year-say SIT, 800 year
in ali.-Exchanga.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
An Aged Con rederate Leader.

Gen. Joseph L. Johnston is one of the
best preserved OF Wa5hington's octoge-
narians. He has fine, straight figure and
holds himself erect. sitting or standing,
riding or walking. He dresses in the
latest fashion and with scrupulous neat
ness. He is great walker. and tramps
all over the capital, riding very seldom,
except in rainy weather. Gen. Johnston
was graduated from West Point, No. 13
in the class of 1929, in which Gen. Rob
ert Il. Lee stood No. 2.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
The End ofthe Great Eastern.

The end Of the Great Eastern is come
at last. Unlucky the monster ship was
from the be ginning. She began her
career with fatal boiler explosion, and
during the time she was ailoat was Pc
culiarly unfortunate in eucountering
heavy seas, gales ami hurricanes. AS "a
pecuniary speculation she brought moth
ing but disaster to owner after owner,
and ut last, after long period @: mglor-
ious inaction, she is being broken up by
firm in the Mersey. Exchange.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
GLENwooD AVENUE, BLOOMFIELD.

At Bloom ield the havoc the rushin.
waters made was enormous. and it IS
doubtful il S25, 600 viii cover the loss. The
Oranges, Elizabeth, Irvington, BeIlville
Passaic, Princeton and many other cities
and towns in New Jersey We're partially
inundated.
The same storm did much damage at
New York city, on Long Island, Staten
Island and at many Hudson river
points. Scores of narrow escapes are
reported by individuals at variou
uiaceS
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
NEW JERSEYS BIG FLOOD.
A SUMMING UP THAT SHOWS AWFUL
RESULTS.

The Loss WAL he Far Along IN the ETil-
lions Though There was no Loss of
Life-But for JOhnstOWn Il Would
BE Il National CaIaInity-F.any rar-
rOys Escapes.
We're it not for the great over 'adow-
ing influence OF the great floods winch
deluged several sections of the country,
at the time of the Johnstown horror, the
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
Los, for T,yenty-nine Years,

From Kilkenny a remarkable find is
reported. a boy named Martin wa
spraring eel in the River More aud dis
placed a stone lying al the bottom. Tn
derneath he saw II sparkling object
which, on being iished up proved to be a
valuable gold ring. This ring has been
identified as one belonging 10 he la: o Mr..
Car'or, tEe county surve%o" who dropped
1t into the river twen:y-nlnS years ago
when mooring his pleasure boat.-Ex-
Chanpn.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

MAIN AND TAYLOR STREETS, MILBURN.
recent work OF water in New Jersey and
New York would be considered a great
public calamity though there was no loss
of life. The loss to property however is
almost beyond cOmputation-far up in
the millions.
II there be any consolation to the suf-
ferers in the flooded districts Of New
York and New Jersey in the thought that
the whole thing was of home manuIac-
ture they may cherish il in their breast.
Tne clouds which, for iorty-eight hours,
had lowered food-laden above them,
were not waited in this direction by un-
friendly winds; they were born and
raised on The spot whore the object Of
their being was realized The sun drew
up water from New York bay. and a
mild, warm sea breeze swept it over
Manhattan Island and jersey. But the
sun kept oil drawing water from The
bay, and when the atmosphere refused
to assimilate more, it gathered into
globules and fell to the earth in floods
without warning.
Though New York has suffered from the
Inconvenience of heavy downpour o.
rain, the serious consequences have been
mostly confined to New Jersey.
Two dark clouds gathered above New
Jersey, and heavy laden with the sun
coaXed waters Of the bay they colided in
mid-air, The shock was too great for
their overtaXed powers and they uurst.
letting loose upon the earth beneath their
accumulated moisture In greas outpour-
ing of rain. The result was disastrous.
Streams and lakes already swollen rose
above their banks; dams gave way. viii
!ages were flooded and for tnnr he
E@ghtened people IN parts Of Now Jersey,
particularly those near dangerous water
reservoirs, believed they We're about to
experience the horrors OF Johnstown.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

TIVE sweet and the sour seem to be
largely mingled in the popular vegetable
the watermelon. y Kansas man planned
twenty acres of watcrmclons and manu-
featured from them 900 barrels Of vine.
gar which sold for SO barrel.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

and proceed TO
organize Il truly
Adanless Eden.
Lie w liza ii.
Cl o IL gh, W h o
would be pretty
had she a name
with fewer Is in
it, Is the enter
prising genius
that ha- taken
charge of he
'raragraph" Of
o a k klan d, Cal.
Her contenpor-
aries of that re-
gion say her pen
IL facilp and her
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
Europ,,s Oldest Journn,iat.

The senior European Journalist Is Sir
Edward Baines, of Leeds. He is over 30
rears Of age, and he represented his
fathers paper at the Peterloo massacre
ia 1919, and is probably the only sue-
NivOr Of that tragedy. y.-EXcAange.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
A RLooMl,LELD STREET.

Main street. of which it forms one side,
and about eight feet wide. Who're Tay-
lor stree abuts on Nata street.
in the heart of n" village, is the
big butcher shop Of .. G. Bonnet.
His men have been COR many months in
the habit cf driving his l.arHrs and car
riages up the bank to wash them. This
had worn II deep rut in the side of the
clay wall and weakened -
By o'clock in III" afif- noon Mil,urn
pond was full. Water was pouring over
the low, broad natural bank q. its Lorth-
eFn cad. The strain WAS felt most op-
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

LET Corporal Tanner be drummcd ont
of camp thunderingly to the tune of the
old original tattoo. Let there be no white
washing Mr. Secretary Noble?
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

The Supreme Court of Michigan has
tust confirmed the decision of the lower
courts, that in Michigan women may vote
for school officers.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

shears as sharp as her pencils. They also
say she is making a success of her paper
and has the faculty of being as handy at
business as in safely steering the ed!-
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
REPUBLICAN STATE
CoNyENTIoN-HENRY BOYER NoMI-
MATED FOR STATE TREASURER.


ouay's Candidate-The Temporary Or
ganization.
HARRIsBuRG, August = BY 10 o'clock
the delegates began to flock into the
tor Boise Penrose Hon. David II. Lane
and Representative Brooks ex-Represen-
tative Foster, of Lu2erne, and Showalker,
! of Bucks sat near each other. Hon. j..
S. Fruit, with the Mercer delegation, sat
in the parquette. The Philadelphia dele
CATION was headed by Revenue Collector
David Martin, Gen. VIM. Lilly, of Mauch
Chunk, ambled in, wearing a farmers
straw hat and big blue badge. Then
came Representative Connen, of
Philadelphia, the youthful C..
Harry Stinson, of Montgomery;
General Frank Reeder, of Easton genial
Ed. Stuart, who will be Philadelphia's
next mayor Sentor Delamater, of Craw-
ford Representative Lytle, of Hunting
don Colonel Bob Dcalen, Philadelphia ;
Ex-Posmaslcr McClcmy, Of Pittsburgh /;
Major Z A. Montoo'h. who was a sub.
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chairman Ardrevs wos rroo,od with
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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
Another Girl Editor.

1t is hard to estimate what the girls
are coming to. If they keep on few
years they may Danish men from earth
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE
MEETING.

The members OF the Dem 'ratlc county COM
mittee are notified TO Inc at Ebensburg on
Monday, August IL, 1Ssa at O'Clock p. H., In
Armory Hail. All member are requested TO at
end. JAMES NJ. WALTERS,
Chairman Democratic co Hty committee.
J0HNsTOwN. PA, July 81, 1883.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-09

Judge Bear, of Somerset, has nine boils
and carbuncle on his neck. More
power to you Judge.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21


The aaany frieras 0t Mr. Felix Leyiek
will be glad to ls.srn shs. gentleman Is now
largely interested ip group Of mines IN
New aexieo which bids fsis 10 tscpmo
samsshias iika heRAnzs. The property
Is located IN the Magellan mountains, New
Mesiea. about eighty milea from ae rail-
road. aAa eonsisrs Of HSe tull claims, which
are knosn as The csu6dencs group The
-nErsra II The properly are o. 7. Pasey,
Cissree Crawford snd Col. ]. II. Dudley,
Present Aerrieppsesrs I, qaise Hsaiiea, bet .
contract hss besa lss By Ms. Lcyiek To run
A saHnei 600 feet oa the river, shd ivs
shaiss arc ~ be sunk 10 depth oe At least
ieg ie<t eseA. 7Ae s,ieessl -i~..ad = =
quarts esFtsleg gold and silver and Is PER
fcrtIy fra tniiiing, Some 81 Tho orc i
nsatveloosly rieh. bat !, Is saie " sAy stET
il viii all avsFsge pi ieSStS PER toa- M
Posey and Mr.. eravarri have the reputs
tloa u being very careful nslnltg Hte... an,
they are dslisSsea ui,h ths showing mad
in he cSnaaeses grour. --psnser Nsss.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21


NumberIess schemes have been Do
vised for the parposc Of advertising.
Millions af dollars have been spent
in trying to force the public TO read
advertisements against their Will.
Thcse dodgers are sprung upon them
when they least expect them, aud the
effect ia therefore annoying. II Is as
as If alramp should ring your fronl
door bell aud ask for the loan Of d
quarter, Advertising in a reliable
newspaper Is different. People cS'
pccl to see il there every day. Ad'
vcrtasers, in dealing with the public
should remember that they are ask
ing fayers: they skouiu do 40 IN I
courteous business Ike manner
I -fahrrn is q tiule and VtAre for every
tlhing, and The place for advertising
| rs in 4 newspaper. and lle time--sy
cry issue.-HoaAcE GREELEr.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21
srept B, the rid. of PepaIarity

To lac tspuost pinnacle Of snecess, Hostet-
tct's Stomach Bittegs stahds a shlning proof
of what genuine merit. backed By the liy-
ing force oi proven fse.ssesn attain. The
North and south Afaericsa continents,
Europe, Australia, the West lndies, GUS
tesaala and Mexicn have all contributed
wide patronage ard tssstssss.aH4s II tAs tanst
favorable kiad-but unsoliei,ed--;a swell
the Fepuaiioa Il this sieriing remedy.
Among the mslsdies tlr which the most
convincing p0hii1 snd professional tes:i-
,1ony proves that il IS n bshiga curative.
ere eAiils aud fever, b,llnas Feisasstsasss dumb
agae Snd sgse ease, dyspepsia, liver COM
plAini. nervousness. debility. ki5he5 and
I ihlacdar complaints Il uaiugaies the In
l arnitiss Of age. hSsfeiiS eanYsleseenee. has
a tendency % pseYent II conseoaences from
I exposure aaa exhaustion. Persons 81 ~
/ dsntsry habits and lAbericus occupations
viii asd il 80 ever USEFUL tonic.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21

-sent for 'lebi,exeepi ir csse Of fraud E
See. 10, suits may b. brought
agatIssi tile slate III such q Hlaunrr
and ia such courts and in such eases
as may be prescribed 10y law.
See II. All lotteries or eales Of
lottery tirkets is prohibited.
Sec. Z. Provisions shall be made
by law Tor enrolling, organizing and
equipping The militia provided no
person shall DO required TO serve
ia the militia whose religious creed
or discipline prohibits the bearing OF
arms, bul such persons shall pay an
cauivalen, for such exemption.
See. Is. The right Of the people
10 keep aud bear arms shall not be
questioned.
See. IL. All rights vested and
liabilities incurred shall remain the
same as if this constitution had aot
been adopted; and the enumeration OF
certain rights shall not be construed
TO deny Others retained BY the Peo-
pie.
Sec. Is. The free exercise and
enjoyment Of religious profession aud
Sorship without discrimination or
preference is hereby guaranteed, and
ino persov shall be rendered iaeom-
petent TO bs witness or juror on ac-
count of his opinion on matters OF
religious belief. but the liberty oi
concienee hereby secured shall noi
excuse acts of RIGHTEOUSNESS or iast.
/ ITY poly gamoas practiees or olhei
acts inconsistent with morality cs
the peace or safety Of the state, noI
! permit any person, organization or
! association 10 directly or indirectly
aid or abet, counsel or advise any
person to commit bigamy, or poly
/ eamy. or any other crime. Bigamy
and polygamy are forever prohiblt'
led.
Sce. I6. The citizens >haye .
/ right TO assemble in pextofa' man,
ner for the common good, or anl
lother lawful purpose.
Sec. II. Is;heriy Of speech or o
| the press skall not be rcstrMined
bot for the abuse Of thai liberi,
every person shall irresponsible
H <See. is. The military shall be y
x {.fv;et e,,b.sfs{i.ation IN The civI
power.
Sec. 10. The people shalt be Sc
4 cure IN their persons, houses aat
effects from an reasonable scaFehe
and seizurcs,Hu,i-,s warrant shall b
issued without probable cause, sup
ported BY affidavit, describing iii
place 10 be searched and the perso'
or things 10 be seized,
4 See. 20. Neiiher slavery no
voluntary serriiude will be tolerate
: in this stale, except IS panish
meut for crsales whereof the part,
bas been duly eonviried.
See. 81. No Law of pfincgeniiur
or eniailmeBt shall ever DE p.lssi.l
] but llsc same is forever prohibited.
Ser. p. Trcason agsllst the stat
shall consiat only in lcyyhng va
: sgainst Il, ajheriHg 10 Iis cneiiils
! or giving them aid and comfort. \
e / person shall bs convicted ct ireaso
y unless oWthc evidence OF two ~
& nesss 10 the same overt ACT, or COZ
; lcssiou in open eoars.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21
: 3 > . p !
Special.

Tia With pleasure thss We announce 70
our farmer subscribers that we have snAds
afsaagSaxala with that vide awsks illassrat.
81 farm magazine. ,hs American Farmer.
published at Fort Wayne, lad, Saa resd By
Beasly 100000 farmers, BY which thst grea'
publication viii b uaailei direct, FREE, 10
he sdsFSss 6. s1I Of osF subscribers ~Ss
vii esms IL sH3 pay up Ell sffesrsgrs eH
subscription and one year IN advance from
aale, and 10 any new subscriber She will
psy ene ysar In advance This Is $ grand
eppaFluaiiy 70 hbtAia Erst-elsss farm
journal frse. The Amferican Farmer ha
large l6-page fOufnAl. aI saiinflai circulation
which rAnks sneag tas leading agricultural
papera. II treats The question q ecoAo-
ms IN agrieuIlure and ths riglsts ard pvi'
visegci Of ghs: vsst body oT ciIiEsAs-- AmeFi'
can Fssmsra-~hnss Industry y the has.s
Of alI material apd nasieaal prosperity. IL
hlkkeM purpose iS TIE slsStiSa and en-
aobling Of Agricallnre through the hisAsi
and broader education ef Hses saa wsmer
sagssed Ia lis pursuits. Tins reguinF sub
ssriptioa price Of tine Americas Farmei
j. si.OO pss scar. 1T COSTS You MOTH
ING. from asy enc Rambcf idsaa sah ),
ahialned ll.Al viii be 4esiA llRssea, Ne saa
i seriplioa pficato yea or nieuiests ef yaa
!, household, sKr rou OR n rEkS. Call ss4
a y
see aamFls esfy--
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21
A Picture OF oKIsl.sma life.

4 yhuag lawyer Mho emIgratej
from Wes:. Tennessee 10 Oklahoma
writes a. follows 10 The Memphis
A=slaHcbe
wish you weald publish this
letter for The benefit Of West Tea
nesscans who may have an idea OF
coming out here. They don't want
TO come half as bad rs they imag-
inc. This paradise is hollow fraud
and most people here have found 1t
oot. The soil Is not good, and some
Of il ls so thin il is cracked by the
heat of the bottomless psf, which is
only a quarter OF d mife below. No
crops are being raised this year and
food is brought along distance. bat
enough hell has been raised IN the
last three months TO stock all the
pcnitenliaries in this broad Union.
Water is iairiy abundant. bat that
doesn't count, as only tendeEteet
drink i; or use il externally. Guthrie
has a population OF Is. 900, composed
of 34T lawyers and real estate men,
the rest Texans, Indians. cowboys,
negroes, and Kansas toughs-the
latter in the majority. The prin-
cipal industry is "ciaims." All con
tests over claims are settled by a
committee or board, which board,
the people say, is rotten, and can be
bought, 10 whole or ia part. ss may
be necessary. The market rrce per
IIneaI foot, I understand, "a low. com.
pared with The cost ofothcr things.
Same 4aeeF complications arise
/! 10 this grab for lsnd. One case
( remember. A lawyer settled on a
claim which was disputed By an
other man, who won the suit. When
tl1e latter returned be batlt dry
goods store entirely around the
sauatter's Office. To day the lawyer
j. skinning clisats right in the middle
! Of The store, while the merchant ard
his clerks skin customers on every
SIDE Of him. There came very near
beng a bloody war on The l2th- A
house. that was torn down that day
tby the order of the beard was rebuilt
that night By the eiiizeap, while an
other crowd IT ned with WinchesteFi
was there TO stand of the soldiers
Fortunately no attempt was made
to tear the house dowa again, and
the threatened battle was averted.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21
ARrletR Ill.
nIsrRINurIaN oF PowEa.

Section /. The poEers Of ille
government shall be distributed ~
thrrc departments :
The executive aud judicial.
See. 2. The legislative, the ex>
ecutive and the Judicial departments
Of the government shall be separate
and distinct; neither shall exercise
the power properly belonging to
either of The others. No person
shall be invested with or exercise
lhe powers of moro than one de
parImeut at the same time.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21
RvJ, w. BUEL,

The most interfering, intensely facinaiing
ard popular subsenpton book ever Pas-
Hshet
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21

NeteS ishsrehy ciTea fhst the partner.
shln bslween ffed InrklHs and ). ". keser,
sirsf aasna, f.agkifs X Ke4rf. hlmEes deal
sss, Il dtsaolved. f.simher SiA be kald xlnap
Tor eSss,, 81 !, " SszEk.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-09-21
ARTICLE II.
BILL oF RiGBrs.


Section 4. The state of New Mex
lea is An lnseperahlc part Of the
RcfcFEi Union, and the constitution
8 p the United States Is irrevocably
adopted As the Supreme Law Of tho
land.
Sec. 9. No hereditary distinction
shall Be granted: and no person
lss,siAsssg assT office under this state
shall accept any Office, title. emola
naent or present IRON any king,
prince or foreign state.
Sec. 8. No person shall bold any
osiea under tho state WIN u not a ci-
tlzen Of the United States, aud does
sol possess tho qualifications Of an
aarelor.
Sec. 1. No person shall bo de-
pglved ef life, liberty nr property
excspt BY due process tf law nor
shall prIgasc property be taken ioi
public use without inst eomPcnsa
fion. first being made or eecared.
See. 5. In all criminal proscca,
tsoHs the accused shall have tbs
Fight 10 appear and defend IN person
=asd BY cOmnseI 10 be informed q
the accusation, 10 be confronted witt
The witness against him; TO has,
compulsory prno0aa for obtaining
Witnessed IN his behalf, and = speedy
public trial By an impartial jury 0
the county OF district IN which III
oftcnse b alleged 10 have been cum
mittcd, ami shall n0g bo colnpeilei
70 give evidence against himself ;ne
Shall any person be twice pat i
5esspardY for the same cfgenee.
Soc. O No bill 81 atsainieg, cx
post faUto law, or law impaFiHg III
o6ligatioaa Of contracts. shall b
enacted.
See. 7 The privilege Of tho wFi
Of hhboas eurpas ahall not be SUI
pended anlesa, wiaen IN eases Of r,
6elllon oE invasion, the pabilc safss
ssqaiFo.
0ec. :. Al persons shah BE- bai
able ~ sufficient sorc,ics, oxcrps Il
capital ofssnses when tho proof
s'si'fetis pF The pftsnAiptiJii grea
Excessive bali shall nol 10 Requires
nnr exccassFs fEnes imposed nor eru
nor tiRasasl pnA'shmeat inflicted.
ee,M Tkcra ss.all Isspp in,psissI