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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
Landlord perers in hot water.

On Monday evening a good-sized row
took place in the barroom of the Fourth
Ward Hotel. Shortly after, three of the
participants were arrested, and, at a hear
ing before Justice Horrell, they got 81
and costs The parties arrested were
George Hicks, William Neal, and
Thomas Jones. When Neal had paid his
fine he went before Squire Rutledge and
made information against Wm. Peters for
keeping a gambling house. Peters, upon
being arrested, gave $500 bail for his APP
pearance at court to-day, when his case
will be brought up for trial
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
More Abou. the Peter Case.

Chief-of-Police Harris has subpened
four new witnesses in the Peters gamb-
ling case. and will take them TO Ebens-
burg this morning to have them appear
against Peters. The officer thinks they
nave evidence enough to make the
case 90 against Peters. 1t is now said
that Neal the informant was given $3.50
to skip, and that he was driven to Red
Bridge on Tuesday evening, where he
took the train for other parts carly the
next morning.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
TnE iRu0UuIs CLUB.
The Permanent Organization Effected at
the Meeting Held LasG Evening.

The Permanent organization tHtcteu at
the Meeting Held LasG Evening
A number of gentlemen have formed an
organization known Us the Iroquois Club
and have rented apartments in the third
story of Hon. John Hannan's new bliid-
ing, paying therefor an annual rent of
$400. The Club is organized very much
on the same iines as the famous Randall
Club of Pittsburgh. AT meeting last
evening the following officers were elected
for the ensul year:
President, w. Horace Rose First Vice
President, j. w. Wonders Second Wee
President, Jay Woodr'ng; Third Wee
President, E. F. Greed; Recording Sccre-
tary, r. NJ. Linton; Corresponding Secrc-
tary g. NJ. Johnsol; Treasurer, p. j.
Mclaughlin Trustees, Claude NJ. john
son, G. w. Wagner, j. J. Milligan, S.
NJ Lynch, J. B. O'Connor, G. j. Akers,
J. G.. Larkin.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
Tho Mail and Express Relief.

Rev. ii. l.. Chapman as one OF the Com
mittce appointed by Col. SHEPPARD to
distribute the balance of the Mail and Er
press Relief Fund wishes to notify all
persons who intend applying through him
to do so, on or before March nth. as
after that time he will refuse to receive
names, etc. This is rendered necessary
by the large amount of other work be has
to perform. Up to that time all who wish
to come are welcome.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
The CunberInnd win LeAsed.

Some time since we noted the visit OF
most of the prominent Cambria Iron
Company men in this city, together with
Vice President Slackhousc, OF PnilHdc'-
phiu, TO Cumberland, Md. II was then
thought that they were looking after the
rolling mill at that place, belonging to Il e
Baltimore So Ohio Railroad. LlIer it wa
learned that negotiations were IN pro-re.s
looking TO the leasing Of the mill, but the
officials of lhe company declined to give
any particulars until the bargain was
closed. 1t is now learned that the Cam
bria Iron Company has leased the mill at
Cumberland and will operate it for the
purpose of supplying the large orders
formerly furnished 10y its Gau ier Mills.
Machinery steel, spring steel, pow steel,
rake teeth and other special shapes will
be turned out. How long the lease eX-
tends has not been learned, but it will
likely be till the enlarged Gaulier Mills
are built in this city, work on the founda-
tions of which is ow in progress.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
Another Fire Emgine Test.

The Cambria City Fire Company as
sisted by Engineer Keene, of the Assist
ance Company tested their engine tNo.
2D this afternoon. The Cambria boys
were afraid the engine would not pump
but when it was started up they were snr-
priscd to see it raise stream fifty feet
over the highest building in Cambria.
The engine is one of the old Philadelphia
ones and did excellent work. Cambria
will now have better means of extinguish-
ing fire than it ever had.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
CHARLES HOLLANDS EscAPADEs
An Alleged Ex-Kesident of Johnstown
Beats His Creditors and Commits Big

An Alleged Ex-Resident of JOhnstown
Beats His Creditors and Commits Big
amy.
PoRT CHESTER, n. Y, March 4.-Charles
Holland, a dealer in books ana stationery,
left quite suddenly last Saturday for
Canada. Mr.. Holland came here last
June and represented that he had lost a
considerable amount of property in the
disaster at Johnstown, Pa, and that he
left wife and child in that neighborhoCd.
He soon won the confidence of several
leading business men, and finally, with
their financial assistance. started in busi-
ness. Mr. Holland sought the best soci-
ETY. and was an hanurcd guest at the re-
ceptions of the Entire Nous and Pastime
Clubs. At one OF these society events he
made the acquaintance of Miss Efiie
Gage. the daughter of a retired merchant
of Mt. Vernon. Miss Gage was hand
some blonde, twenty-five years old. Her
father left her a fortune. Mr.. Hollad paid
her marked attention and sought her
he was already married and she told him
what she had heard. lie denied it and
was finally able to convince Miss Gage
that he was free to wed. Mr. Holland ap-
pearcd to be in distress financially during
the past week and his creditors pressed
him very hard. He deferred payment by
promising that he would settle all his OBJ
legations on March 1st. Three days pre-
vous he commenced shipping goods from
his store to various addresses in New
York CITY. When these goods were de
livercd Mr.. Holland was on hand to re-
ceive them. lie had Miss Cages trunks
taken to the depot on Thursday evening
and checked to New Rochelle. The young
woman went on the evening tram
10 the same village aud put up at hotel.
Mr. Holland arrived on later ira n, and
t.ey were registered at the house us man
and wife He went away carly in the
morning, leaving his wife there. 1t was
subsequently learned that they were
married by the Rev, >. ~. Curi'ce' fhs OF
Of the Summerlield church at Port Cnes-
ter, on Thursday, before leaving taut vii
Iuee. To confidential friend, Mr.. H".-
land has written letter, stating that his
"A. .ldrcss in future will be Windsor, Onla-
RIO. His wife in Pennsylvania has been
notified, and it remains to be seen what
-tcps may be taken to bring him to jus.
ice. Miss Cages mother resides nc'r
Mount Vernon, She is an estmanle wo
man, and her daughters marriage to Mr.
Holland will be Il serious blow to her.
The name Holland occurs once-that OF
Francis Holland, 800 Bedford street, n
the latest Johnstown directory. Eo ore
c,n be found who knows that any sucn
man as described above had been here.
H., &. , fraud ,.r gDllrsp
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

they completely routed and killed many
of the Indian warriors This defeat so
dispirited them that they never rallied
again, and were aftcrward the most
peaceablc Indians on the Pacific coast.
The Rogue River War, which extended
over large portion of Southern Oregon,
was substantially ended at this place. 1t
is part of the written history of the
Pacific coast States and Territories.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
LocnII stitute at LiiIy's.

Programme for Teachers Local lnsti-
t tie to be ne held at Lilly's, March 10Th,
commencing at $50 A. Nj. The Black
board, Mr. f. G. George How Teacher
May Lose Control of His Pupils, Mr.. j.
A. Kensinger; Exercises Tor Friday At
ternoon, Miss Olive Topper; Teaching Adj
vauccd Arithmetic, Mr.. A. j. Noel How
to Awaken Interest in Advanced Read
ing Classe es Miss Ella Sweeney Teach
Useful Things, Mr.. j. G.. Carroll Should
Teachers have knowledge of Physiol-
ogy? MIR. T. B. Allison Some Things
Seen Upon Entering School-rooms, Super
intendeut Leech, COMMITTEE.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
\ LAND OF EXTREMES.
An Interesting Letter From Prof. McCor-
mick-Hard Times IN CaliforniB-Fiye
Months of Rain.

! mick-Hard Times IN Californiu-FIye
Months of Rain.
/ OAKDALE, SrANI,LAUs COUNTY, CAL,
4 February %, 1905
/ To the Edi,or Of the Jol,HStO,on Democrat
Your valuable paper reaches me about
once a month; indeed do not know what
| should do without it, but if could get
it once a week would rather. presume
the snow blockade has something to do
with it, but never get it regularly, and 1
sent two letters which are not accounted
for, so far rs | know.
| am glad to know that your town is
expanding, aud that desolated Johns
town has sixteen wards left. 1t may
be prosperous yet. There is a good deal
of grumblng about the manner in which
the funds sent to relieve the people have
been spent. Oar little town contributed
about so or $50 and sent the money on,
but not one man who subscribed thinks
that it was right to pay for losses to prop
erty The moreY was sent TO relieve sIf-
fering and tor nothing else. Some people
drew largely from the funds sent to re-
store their losses on property, men who
hal lots of property left. People here
and elsewhere gave money to relieve the
sufferers of Johnstown, who have no prop
erty of their own, and they think it hard
that money should 20 to men who are
already richer than they are, and they
call the transaction regular swIndle.
That is the mildes epihct that a poor
man here who contributed 10 the sufferers
cln give it.
Well, business in our State is on the
stand-still. Property went up few
years ago, but there was II subsequent
collapse and now times are hard. Immi-
grafton has ceased. The tide OF travel is
northward OF this, to Oregon aud Wash
Iugion, and we have had II rainy season,
which has greatly impeded farming, AT
ter five months day weather we have had
five months constant rain. Farming Dur-
suits have been completely clogged.
There will not be one half % crop put in.
All we can depend GA uow is rhemincs,
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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
Death of Mrs. Jennie Dunbar.

Mrs. Jennie, wife of w. Scott Dunbar,
died at her residence in Huntingdon on
Sunday evening. She had been in poor
health since before Christmas. Mr.. Dun
bar, who is now clerk in the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Company's repair shops at
Hunting don, formerly lived in this city.
He is well known as band instructor,
and while here he was leader of the
Johnstown City Band.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

upon paying for the same and providing
for the settlement Of the costs.
The trial of the highway robbery case
was then resumed and was occupying the
at ent!on of the Court at $50 O'clock.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

Capt. James y. Walker, an cX-member
of The Legislature, was arrested at the
open grave of his father in Uniondalr
Cemetery, Allegheny, Monday. Th'
cnarge was IA forfeiture of tail bond.
Over year ago Capt, Walker was indict-
ell 10y the Gran Jury Of Clcarheld comfy
for Illegal liquor selling and gave bail tor
hearing. The arrest was made at the
instance of his bondsmen. VIM. Walker.
the father of the Captain, died Thursday,
at his home, 119 Fremont street. ALE
gheny. The sou, who has been long an-
sent, returned to the city and the arrest
was made. Capt. Walker is well known
and was member of Legislature from
1877 to 1880 and was Mayora';y candI'
date before the Allegheny Convention
which nominated James G. Wyman il
1894
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

Remember that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has no equal as specific for colds, coughs,
am all affections of the throat and lungs
For nearly half century it hac been in
greater demand than any other remedy
for pulmonary complaints. All druggists
have it for sale.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
Death from Injuries.

From the Huntingdon Daiy Local Ne'0s
we learn of the death on Monday after
noon OF John Smith nf that place, who on
the Wednesday before was struck by
Eastern Express. He suffered internal
injuries, from which his death resulted.
His age was about forty.four years. Two
daughters of Mr.. Smiths reside in
Coopersdale.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
Mormon Missionaries Whipped.

Three Mormon missionaries have been
preaching in Webster county, w. Va,
and have made a number OF converts IN
the last three months. Recently they be-
gan holding meetings in public school
houses. and the manner in which their
doctrines were inculcated began to excite
intense Indignation. On Friday night II
body of twenty armed men broke up "A
meeting on Holly river, and drove the
Norshpers from the house. They then
took the missionaries to tree near by,
lied them up, and lashed their backs I'M
ill the blood ran in streams. The mis-
slonaries have since disappeared. Their
converts threaten to be revenged, and
trouble is rxpectad.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

Count Herhert Bismarck, during his So
iourn in the Orient, learned anew proverb
which he repeated in a recent speech ;
" There are three things with which no
man should play-the fire, because it can
burn him the viper because it can sting
him; a woman, because she can love
him." Herbert has been there.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

The name Holland occurs once-that OF
Francis Holland, 800 Bedford street. n
the latest Johnstown directory. no ore
c,n be found who knows that any sucn
man as described above had been here.
He Is . frAnd. of COulse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
A DISGRACEFUE AFFAIR.
Politician Powers and Policeman
Pool Quarrel at the Polls.

The second polling precinct Of
this city was the scene Of 4 dis
graceful quarrel on election day.
The participants were Judge Pow
ers and Policeman Pool. The origin
Of the disturbance was given by
an eye witness as follows. An
Individual, who was believed by
the Peoples Party ehallengeIs TO
be q transient, was challenged at
the polls. A slight disturbances was
created and Officer Pool interfeEed
to prevent further trouble. Judge
Powers was near by at the time, and
grasping the situation in his magical
manner saw that unless he inter
fered AIR. Transient (?l would prob
ably be prevented from casting a
ballot aud one vote less scored
for the angelic writer aud
philosophical reasoner OF the
Liberal" party. Everybody IN
general, and policeman Pool in par
ticular, received 4 round Of abuse
from the silver.tongued political
wire worker from Michigan. Oath
after oath. with such epithets rs
scrub" ''ignoramus," ''ass," and
the like. were applied TO the officer.
The pOliceman's name, number and
station were taken by Nj. Powers,
that he might be called TO
account for his actions, or dis
charged from the service on the re-
turn Of Marshal Young, as his
majesty might see 1t. When the
gentleman in uniform, with n long
club in his hand, was asked why he
lid nOt arrest Mr.. Powers for pro-
family and disturbing the peace, he
heayed a sigh and shook his head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06

~ late, the festive burglar has
Jssn getting in his woTl; at frequent
intervals in Ell parts OF the city and
surrounding districts. Almost every
night for the i5st two weeks, one,
two, or more barglaries have been
committed. No hour Of the day or
night are paople safe from their
deprcdations or exempt from their
visits.
Yesterday morning between ten
and eleven O'Clock the residence
Of Mr.. Joseph Anderson 81 the
Peoples Equitable Co-cp., at 4I5
north, Sixth West Street was en-
tered, and while SIrs. Anderson and
children were in the kitchen, the
thief Iansacked the parlor, taking
therefrom a gold watch and chain
and such other small valuables as
attracted his attention. a suit OF
clothes was also carried of. On
taking his departure the burglar
took the key TO the parlOr door with
him, presumably with the intention
Of resuming his visit on some future
occasion, but he will fin the key
Of little use, as a new lock has been
substituted for the old one. Mr..
Anderson would like the marander
to eaii when he is at home that he
might make his acquaintance and
give him n proper reception.
4 night or two ago the residence
OF President Mcclure Of the City
Railway Company was entered and
number OF valuable articles
carried off.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
Salt Lake Asphalt Company.

This company filed its articles Of
incorporation yesterday afternoon.
The company's objects are to own,
maintain, acquire and operate
mines, especially mineral wax and
Kindred substances; TO reduce and
work the same, and manufacture
the various elements produced
thereby; and 70 own, sell or other
wise operate and control the neces-
sary real and personal property for
carrying on such business. Salt
Lake is the principal place ef bust
Ness, butthe mines Of the company
are located in Emery County. Utah
.he capital stock il 500, 1000, d.
Nided into shares OF $40 each.
The directors are William 5. Bur-
ton, Benjamin q. Raybould,
Milando Pratt, Ben. w. briggs. Jr.,
Louis Seckels. Henry NJ. Dim
woSdey and William y. Williams.
w :. Burton is president, i. q.
Raybould vice president and Mi
iaEldo Pratt secretary and treasurer.
the stock is held Us follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
Church Gases.

Two supplementary escheat suits
were planted in the Third District
court yesterday, by the United
States against w. b. Preston, Robert
Burton and John r. wiuder, trus-
tees Of the Church Of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints.
Inc properties involved in the
new suits are the GardO House,
Historians Office aud Tithing Office
grounds entire. 1t il claimed by
NJ. Varian, the U. 5. District
Attorney, that when suits were
Instituted against the Church
trustees two years ago for the reeov-
cry Of all property in excess Of sj0,-
900, that the above properties were
not necessarily or strictly involved,
but simply that legal notice was be
ing served, for the benefit Of credit
on, il any there were, that they
might present their claims before
the escheat suits commenced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
Theatre.

Hermaun's Transatlantique's APP
peared last night and gave immense
satisfaction. Harry Kennedy's ven
triloguism was the best feature Of the
tertainment. His powers are really
marvellous and astounding. The
ladder climbing Of Gorge Hollo-
way come next. The acrohatic feats
of the GlinsereJta troupe were
loudly applauded and are ahead of
any thing of the kind usually to he
seen. Flora Moore presents her old
acts and songs in her well known
attractive style. "The Two Kids"
were funny and agile, and all the
singing, dancing, music, and clown
ish eccentricities were above the
average Of such performances. The
company appear again tonight and
tomorrow night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
II. DINWoOOEY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, (the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storol,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 5 employees
with him ready TO execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
Police Items.

Pat Sullivan, Dan Donovan
pbsn Sullivan and COrdelius Die
On, each pleaded guilty to drunken
ness in Judge Laney's court this
morning and were given five Days
m NOR labor upon the streets to
n n,aSe reparation for their wrong
doing. v;.hr;r,e assault
n bsttery case was before the court
t 0 connected with a most die'e-
nniahle family quarrel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
Woman's Exponent.

The current number Of this jour
nal has the following interesting
list of contents: Rural Letters,
Lula; Aunt LUIS Story; The
Higher Education Of Women. Mrs.
Eddy; Notes and News; r. s. and
r. a. RepOrts-Wasatch, Maricopa,
UIntah; Dry Creek District; Re
lief Society Organized; Wood
land Y. Il. NJ. /. A. Un-
written Laws for Officers Of Wo-
mems Cmhs-Amelia X. Wing.
Why Jewesses are Beautiful. To
Presidents of Stake Suffrage Asso-
Citations. Obituaries. Editorial:
Relief Society Conference. The
Women in the ORIENT. NJ s.
In Memoriam Ida. Poetry:
Autumn = l.. NJ. II. Morning
GIories-"Littell's Age" Tears Will
Come-L. NJ. H. Lines in Memo
rv-Emma B. Coleman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
Another New Company.

.ae Hoytsville and Chalk Creek
Dc and QIarry Company is the
% Of a new company whose bust
Is is indicated by the name.
The incorporators are Charles H.
'ssL John II. Hobson, Amos Sar-
~ Neohi Sargent, Willard Hob
land George Buckle
!necapitsl stock is placed at $780,
an1 divided into fifteen hun
" shares Of 500 each.
Tue company own five Of the best
,A'rys in Summit County. The
ll5 IS red, pink and white sand
-'le aud a good quality Of tagging
,s'lsh it Is claimed can beshipped a:
~ west rs the Pacific Coast at q
a2l profit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06

The Mountain Ice and Cold
Storage Co. take pleasure In an
nouncing 10 the public that their ics
manufacturing plant il now in sue
cessful operation, and that they arr
prepared to furnish distilled srts-siau
water ice in any quantity desired
The absolute purity of the ice il
guaranteed.
The public are cordially invited
to visit the works OF the Co. at No.
$50 ). Third West Street.
Inquiries NAV be made at the up
town office, No. 81 East, Secon,
South Street. dtl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
TaE ELECTION.
Gaines Majority keep. On e,,a,,.
Upward.
late ne ",a following is the status of III.
'A'e election SO far as ascertajn :, 'As
Publishing Company IneOruOr.
ated.

The Times Publishing Company
nied articles Of Incorporation with
the County Clerk yesterday.
Inc company is TO exist fifty
years unless sooner dissolved by
legal means as provided for in the
articles Of incorporation.
The capital stock is slSO,OOO, and
is divided into $4,000 shares and il
owned as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-06
Health is Wealth

DR. T. e. wEsT's SEKTE AND FRAN
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yuus euraigta. Headache. Nervous fIos-
lrtiion caus-d by the u-e Of alcohnl Or
toirarra. Wakefuiness. Mental Drpressinn,
so'I-ning OF The Brain.resuiting IN INSANITY
and lcadiug 70 misery. decay and death.
Premature Old Age. Barreuness- caused BY
over rxerton % the brain. Each box con
taIns one mouths treatment 81 90 box,
o si1 toxes for $3.50, sent ~ NAL prepaid
on Tec-Ips OF piiee,
WE GU tRNNrEE NIX BOXES
To cure nv case with eseh order re-
erived BY ~ for six boxes. accompanied
wiz s. o. We VIII send the purchaser en-
written guarantee 70 refund the money II
the treatment docs not effect cure.
Guar.ntets Issued by JOHNSON. PRATT
a CD.. pTugsists. sole Agents, ~ Main 81 .
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