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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-05-17

powlby & Son are the leading
OBoot and Shoe men of Logan.
N you don't realize the bargains
Win Boots & Shoes at Bowlby's.
,Wanted: You to buy your foot
w wear of Bowlby & Son.
I argest and most complete stock
Aof Boots, Shoes and leather goods
II, town at B0Wlby 4 Sons. 81
puy your Boots and Shoes Of
DBowlby 4 Sofi'and save money.
" Bowlby & Son are now getting
Aon an IMMENSE stock of Boots &
Shoes, which they are selling at
rock bottom, prices All goods
warranted not to, crack, or run
down at the heel. See advertise
ment next week, -"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-05-17

Hooking Co. = M d,ihar.~ r
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-05-17

J. No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
TWO DARK CLOUDS.
THEY MEET AND BURST WITH FEAR
Full EFFECT.
Houses and Their Occupants Swept Away
A Fearful Railway Wreck
Many Lives Lost.
lBy telegraph to tho Dlspstch.l

LOUISVILLE. KY. June BAT Dull Rock,
six niles above Narsville. last night two
dark clouds met and burst. The creek
jumped over its banks and swept away like
drift-wood several dwelling-bouses and
their frightened occupants. The stone
culyert on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way over Upper Bull creek was wished
out into the rivor and about ~ o'clock last
night. while the storm was ut It's height,
west-bound freight train ran into the
washout causing Gfeartul wreck. The en-
glne and nine ears were piled one upon top
OF another almost out Of sight IN the creek
bottom. Engineer c. e. Roadcap. of Green
up county: Fireman Morris Honaker, of
Louis county. and Brakeman Charles Gas
ton are buried beneath the wreck and their
bodies have not yet been recovered. Con-
ductor ". Il. Watts and Brakeman W.
Love jumped from the hind car and
escaped unhurt The train was made up
Of thlrty-two cars. Nine carloads of shoes
and boots for Louisville went down III the
wreck. A fast wrccking train on the way
to the scene this morning ran over Frank
Scott, a c0lored employee. and killed him.
About dozen persons living on the banks
of Bull creek are reported drowned. The
following bodies have been found: John
Rugglcs q well-known fisherman: Lucy Z.
Ester. widow, and her two daughters. Bet
tie and Julia. and two sons. She Is sister
Of Robert Coldburn. OF Chester. Several
hundred people from Maysyille have gone
10 the scene of the disaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

Heildelbach, Eickelhemer & Co., Of
New York, took Sl,00O,0J0 in gold bars yes
terday for shipment to the continent of
Europe.
Judge Cowing Of the New York Court of
General Sessions yec' erday dismissed the
indictments against John Keenan, and ex-
BoOdle-Alderman Henry l.. Saylos, charged
with bribery in having participated IN the
steal of the Broadway railway franchises.
The strike Of coal-minors at the Clayton
Mines, Beaver county. for an advance OF
two cents per car Of ten bushels has ended
favorable - the men. the operators con-
ceding the Increase The men returned 70
work yesterday after being out six weeks.
A settlement of the alleged grievances
of the printers at Louisville, KY, against
the CoUuer-Journal Company has been
made. which provides for the employment
IF comp Isitors eligible 10 membership IN
Louisville Typographical Union, No. 10,
subject % certain conditions.
At the various headquarters Of the
striking carpenters in Philadelphia yester-
day secret meetings were held 10 take q
vote of the strikers on the question or
further holding ont. At the several meet
ings II was said there was an aggregate OF
over 800 strikers. and there was unani-
/
cessful end. This will lead 10 n still more
vigorous fight on the part of the men.
The anticipated suit TO prevent the con-
summation Of the proposed 80, 900, OO0-sale
Of the Union Stock-Yard and Transit Com
pauy Of Chicago 10 an English syndicate was
commenced before Judge Tuley yesterday
afternoon. Decidedly sensational charges
are made in the bill. and the Court was
asked to remove the present officers ot the
big corporation, appoint q receiver, and
issue m Injunction restraining the pro
posed issue Of bonds and sale Of the plant
and stock.
TheGovernor Of Illinois yesterday issued
! n call for "a special session Of the Leelsla-
! ture 10 be convened on the 23d day Of July
proxmo. TO submit to tine electors OF the
| State proposition to so amend the state
| Constitution so Is 20 permit the CITY oi
| Chicago 10 issue $1,000. 900 bonds III aid OF
| the Columbian Exposition IN 1898, to pass
| the necessary legislation to permit the use
/ of public grounds "A "A location for the eX-
position. and TO vest the power OF eminent
| doman in the city during the tendency OF
| the fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
4 Lost Opportunity.
New York SUM-


He looked so glum and down in tn
mouth that the half dozen of Us conclude,
that he had lost his wife or met with som
other distressing calamity, and 50. ate
leaving Elmira, one OF the boys slid int
halt Of his seat and began:
My friend. you appear to be Ill.
mo. not exactly III, . was the reply.
"Wife dead?"
Never had one"
Head any bad newsI"
"No."
If there's anything our crowd can d.
for you we shall be glad OF the opportu
nity."
'sWill you?"
"Of course"
well. then. wish you'd begin on NJ
and kick until the last man can't swing /
leg for another lift, for Of all the born foo 1
in America Pm the biggest /"
why, what's the matter?"
1--WE had an accident on this road abo1i
three weeks ago, and lot of us lost on
baggage. We were told TO file our CLAIM 4
and Pve Just been down to get my money!
well. wasn't that all rightly
"All right Why, iab my eyes. if was
fool enough 10 hand IN true list of abol'
SO worth Of old buds, while a neighbor q
Our'n who lost two pairs of socks and a b.
of paper collars stood up and bluffed t1t
railroad out of S74.25, and they even ask ID
him to take drink after he got his money,
That's me 20 dot. | hain't got no brar
In nv head. | can't see througha fish no-
i'll never know anything until IT'S kick d
into me. and Pm ready TO be booted the
whole length of York State and give my
only pair of suspenders To the last mI
who lifts mel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

nan. Rev. A. f. Owen, d. D., of Ports
mouth, extended the new minister wei
come 10 the General Association of Vir-
yuma ana TO tho Portsmouth ASSOCIATION.
TBE ADDRESSES.
The charge TO tho church was delivered
oy Rev j.. l.. Burrows, ID. d.. OF Norfolk,
and Rev; A, B. Dunnaway, of Churchland.
1eiyered the charge TO the pastor. Mr..
bagoy then delivered short and appro-
pirate address in response 10 what had
been said, and pledged himself 10 use his
pest efforts for the advancement Of the
Masters kingdom in this community.
Music wac interpreted with the addresses.
and the exercises were very interesting
and enjoyable. Rev. DIR. Pollard, Of Rich
inond, and Rev. Il. X. AGREE, of Peters
burg, were expected 10 take part in the
services. but were unable 10 get here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

the Senate Finance Committee on the , s,ad
bili is drawing to close. Compl't,.os 10
schedules of the bill. except those on ,ba
bacco and sugar have been gwen 70 on on
minority, and Senator Carlisle Is no" nj;
gagged in preparing the report OF tns iI ~
nority to accompany the presentation -
tho bill to the Senate. ho
The House Committee on Reform IN W.
Civil Service. which during the, presgn'
session of Congress has conducted an ~
yestlgahon into the charges filed, again.
the CIyil-Service Commission, held o inses-
ing to-day and finally agreed upon the me- "a
port which will be presented TO the houssii
The committee saws, in part With reSalu
to the conduct OF the Ivil-servlce com
missioners in the matters submitted "
your committee. we fnd-irst, that Ioil-
missioners Roosevelt and Thompson nav
discharged their duties with entire fiden.N
and integrity second, that the oilclhl
conduct Of Commissioner Lyman has been
characterized by laxity Of discipline III tne
administration of the affairs OF the com
mission, and is therefore censurable. your
committee will proceed vt once to inve,iI
tigate the workings Of the system, anu
present a subsequent report when sald H.
vestigation shall have been completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

We've everything else for the children and
their older brothers, TOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

THE AMERICAN GAME.
baseball in the Various cities Of the
Countrywide Results.

W,su1vaToS, ID. c.. June 13.-Base-ball
postponed 10y rain: Pittsburghs-C hcago5
league. at Chicago; Philadelphlas-B oS-
tons OBrotherhood), Mt Boston; Pmladei-
phias-Bostons OLcaguel at Boston; Syra-
cusc- Rochesters, at Rochester.
PHILADELPHIA: Athletics, 8; base-hlts, >;
errors. ). Brooklyns. 1 base-hits, II; er-
rors. /. NATURALIZATION and ROBIN
son; Daily and Toy.
Cincinnati League); Clevelands, D; base
hits. Z: errors, 3. Cinclnnatls, Z: base,
hits, Q: errors, >. Batteries-Foreman and
Baldwin: Wadsworth and thinner.
Buffalo (BrotherhOodJ Buhaloes, 2;
base-hits. 8: errors, 5. Pittsburghs, II;
base-hits. 13; errors, 0. Batteries-Neeie
and Mack: Maui and Oman.
Brooklyn Neague): Brooklyns, 4; base
hits. Q: errors, 2. New Yorks, 2; base-hlts;
3; errors. 3. Batteries - Caruthers and
Bushong: Welsh and SOmners.
Louisville: Louisvilles. 3; base-hts. q;
errors, : Toledos, 4; base-hlts, u; errors
9. Batteries Ehret and Ryan; Cushman
and Sage.
Cleveland Brotherhood: Cleyelands,
T. base-hits. Il: errors, II. Chicagos, II {;
base-hits. -: errors. 5. Batterles-Bakely
and SNYDER: King. Baldwin and Farrell
Brooklyn CBrotherhood New, Yorks,
Z: base-hits. u: errors, 4. BgoOklyns. 10;
baso-hits. u; errors. 2. OVERWHELMING
and Vaughn: weighing aud Cook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
BY Degrees.
New York SUM-


Two men sat on bench in Union Square
TO enjoy rest and sunshine-one at either
end Of the bench. One was apparently
we'll fed and well 10 do. The other nad
apparently staked his all and gore down
with the crash. For the first fiye minutes
not word was spoken. Then the hard-
up man ventured the observation;
Fine day"
The other nodded. About five minutes
later hard-up remarked:
Foliage coming out"
A second nod. The interval was only
three minutes this time, when the speaker
inquired IAN
think you could cash a check Tor mey
and half before he continued:
ut would be q great favor"
The other put his hand into his pocket.
bvt lot il remain. The haSd-up man was
now breathing In an excited manner ouI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
A NEARER Look.

Como up noarer and have "short- $500
raoeeD look at these Children's Suits $500
wero selling ut g. Don't you need $500
other7 Couldn't you make good use oft, $500
u there IL any sort Of excuse for your IN $500
crossing your boys wardrobe suit or $500
two-do It by all means. Get It into the $500
house and use Il when It's necessary. 500
'Tgon't eat nor drink snything-and IT'S 500
quality went "rust" BY waiting. YOU 800
can easily enough afford to "house ONE 800
or TWo-for a fow weeks or months 500
eyen-but WE CAS'T-hundreds Of Thorn. $500
We might have singled out few styles 500
aud offered you those. That doesn't strike 800
as as hardly fair-and We didn't DO It, WE 500
TOOK THEN ALL-EvERY SINGLE, 500
SOLITARY, INDIVIDUAL CHILDs 500
sHoRT-PANTs, TwO-PIEcE cAssI- 500
MERE AND CuEyIoT SUIT OF OUR EN- $500
TIRE $40. 50. s., AND $50 GRADES $500
and said IS Is THE PRICE TILL TO- $500
NIGHT. Then-that we might not have 10 $500
swallow the dose tgics-we included OUR 500
ENTIRE STOCK. $500
Everybody Is liable to mako mistakes 500
and we're human-but our error was COM 500
mitted on tho right side. We bought too $500
heavily-but we were buying the BEST $500
QUALITIES and the fastest DESIGNS $500
we ever saw in Childrens Clothing. Their 500
goodness led rs on We'd enough sight $500
better have had too many than too few $500
and that's the way We argued. The up $500
shot Of the whole matter Is you're pronting $500
by our big buying. But We do not know $500
where else we'd rather have the benefit 500
fall than WITH YOU.
Don't forget that they're THIS SEA- $500
SONS GOODS. That makes the reduction $500
ALL the moro remarkable. II they we're Old $500
stock you'd expect it. Being THIS $500
YEARs-youre happily surprised. $500
You'll find every one of them NoBBY $500
and ATTRACTIVE. They'll average TO $500
run from four years to fifteen years in 500
size-and the fan assortment is here In $500
each. SAV
We started It on yes,erdsy-snd have 800
had heavy skirmishlng ever sInce-but $500
TO-DAY will be tho "big battle day" $500
They'll DO s. till TONIGHT. There are $500
too many spprecis.ive-shrewd buyers In $500
this community not TO take advantage Of 500
this chance. $500
We've everything else for the children and
their older brothers, too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH--SATURDAY. JUNE IA. 1890.


he held himself back for fifty seconds be-
fore he said: -.
Its a small check-one for q quarter"
The other extended quarter IN his I'm
gers and looked up TO say: Might nave
had IL fifteen minutes ago"
but was afraid of working you too
fast. I've been over in Jersey. for. three
months. and they took all the hustle out
OF me there. Why, sir, got 80 at last that
I'd get TO house at midnight and wait tor
the farmer to get up in the morning to ask
him if might sleep under his straw-stack
the coming night. At one place they were
three weeks sending me to jail for five
days, and it took me two DAYS TO make up
my mind TO break out and two more TO dig
through the wall. I'll soon be all right
again BY next week I'll be able TO ask
you for dollar without losing ten seconds
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
A TRAGEDY COMPLETE.
4 Young Man Kills n Companion and Then
Himself.
rRr tclerranh to the DIspatch. J


PHuAD1rHIA. June BIN the cellar of
Cumberland street. tins afternoon Charles
Desmond. aged twenty-one years, was shot
and killed 10y William Cullen, aged nineteen.
whoafterwards committed suicide 10y shoot
INC himself in the mouth. Two shots were
fired at Desmond. both of which took ei
feet in his head. and either of which was
sufficient 10 cause instant death. When
desmond was found his tools Law beside
him. He had evidently stopped over 70
bcgin work. when without warning Of any
kind the first shot was fired into his brain.
The murderer fred another shot into ms
head. and probably without changing his
position. fred q shot into his own head.
foth were plumbers and had been
a. work on the building. Cullen had
been sick hut returned t. work ut
noon to-day and engaged IN conversation
with Desmond. After talking pleasantly
for some time Desmond remarked that he
would 90 to the cellar and put ~ a drip.
cullen said he would accompany hun. In
a few minutes three pistOl-shots. were
heard in Qmck succession, and when other
workmen reached the cellar the two men
were dead. The police at once began an
I'M yestipation, but no motive Tor the crime
los bern discovered. and II Is considered
nrobable that Cullen was suffering from u
in of insanity. The two men had always
hceu the best of friends. Cullen.s en-
nlover saws his lCulleu'sj mother called on
him about two weeks ago TO see hun about
returning To work She SAID he had been
very sick. hut had recovered with the e8-
cention that heappeared very melanc holE'
and she was afraid his mind was aAectou'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Miss Rose i'm Luck.
fNey YORK SUM-

Looking ont from nv window in room
Mt the hotel in Goldsboro' | saw young
colored man conversing in tender. way
with dusky maiden, but all OF "A sudden
the girl turned and ran away. A moment
later a second colOred youth hove in sight,
and the two stood glaring at each other
across ten feet of space. Finally the one
who was on the ground first huskily de-
manded:
What yo' want?"
:" | wants yo' life" was the stern reply.
Hui"
Look out. boy. doan' yo' hu' at me.
And doan you talk bout takln' my
life"
who Is you. sah?"
"An' who's you2"
"Who is /, sab? rze de gem'lan who is
pawn mis- 'tenshuns to Miss Rose
An rze de gem'lan gwine to marry
her"
HUI
"Hu!"
Boy, I'll broke your head"
AM I'll smash We all 10 pizenl"
They walked round each other for a
time, seeming about TO spring. but sudden
ly both stopped and No 2 said:
" Boy, I'll wait fur yo' !"
lie right yere
"Doan' YOU forgit dat I'll wait fur yo' :
I'll wait I'll yo' is marriedan' hev TO chill
len, au' den. when yo' has forgot all about
it. I'll steal into de cabin some night
AM
"Heah. yo' niggers. what yo' doin' out
dar when dar's work pressin' 2" called
the head cook from the kitchen door, and
both were out OF sight in five seconds.
Then heard the same voice growing:
IF dem BOYS d0an' misbehaye mo-
emery ] shan't invite 'em TO see me marry
Miss Rose Thursday evenin'."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
A snake In "A Box of Roses.

A novel snake story is reported 10 Postal
Inspector Sharp, of Chattanooga. from
Gainesville. Ga A pasteboard box marked
" flowers" was received in that city adj
dressed TO a lady of that city. Upon open
ing the box she was horritcd to find re-
clining on bed Of crushed roses half
grown snake that lay quietly concealed and
sluggish from its confinement. 4 member
Of the sterner sex pacihed the nervous fe-
male by again sealing up the package and
returning 1t 10 the post-oiiice, where 1t re-
manned until a report of the case could be
heard from. The AttOrney-General in re-
plv 10 a query from the inspector SAID the
offender could not be punished; that
while the snake was an unavailable article
there was no statute Furnishing the sender
Ii is thought that the womans husband,
from whom she has been separated, was
the sender
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14


To he Eiii0r Of he Dispd'ch:
A reader would like to know when
man Is eligible TO FIJI the presidential chair
of the United States. Is 10 sufficient that
ho be born IN this country, or u II neces-
sary also that his father be "a citizen Of tho
United States at tho time Of his birthr
Respectfully, Rf,DER.
The provisions Of the Constitution bear
ing on the above are as follows:
Article H., Section s. No person except o
natural-bOrn citizen. or q citizen Il the
United States mt the time Of the adoption
Of this Constitution. shall be eligible to
the office OF President, neither shall any
person be- eligible 10 that Office who shall
not have attained 20 the age Of thirty-hyo
years. and been fourteen years a resident
within the United States.
Article XIV, Section /. All persons born
or naturalized in tho United States. and
subject 90 the jurisdiction thereof. arc
citizens of the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
DEATHS.

LEYsHON.-Dled. az 1911 Beverley street, on
Friday tho l3th Instant. ate O'Clock A. NJ, KATE,
wife u David Loyshon and daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth Evans, In tho fOfty-soVonth year 81
her age.
Tho funeral viii take place from Pine-streei
Baptist church on SUNDAY the 18th instant 81
o'clock T.. VI. Friends and acquainiances u
the family respectfully invited % attend. %
sCHSELLENBERG.-Dlo Juno 18Th At A.
NJ IN nonrico county, THERESA, devoted wife
year o. her ag6.
Shs "a. "A native Of Germany and for forty-six
years had been u resident u this city. She
leaves A Kind and devoted husband aud four
children 10 mourn their Ices.
The funeral viii tSke place from 81 hary's
German Catholic church SUSDAf EVENING,
June 18Th, At { O'Clock. Friends and acquainL
ances are respectfully invited 10 attend. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
a NOVEL CASE.
Trustees Arraigned for Selling Goods
Without License.
Special telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.I


lHNcHBURG, Va. June IA case was
before the Mayor this morning which has
no parallel in this city and probably none
IN the state and the decision Will be of
unusual interest to the legal profession
Max Guggenheimer, w. w. Iarkin, and H.
q. II. Kcan. trustees Of Annspaugh n
Cobbs. dry goods merchants, who failed
some time ago, were called before the
Mayor charged with doing business with
ont license lnasmuch as they were selling
of the stock of goods belonging 10 the
said firm and had taken ont no license.
u has always been the opinion among the
lawyers that trustees in settlinga fiduciary
trust were not required TO take out q IL
cense. The case was continued until to-
morrow, and has excited great deal of IN
terest among the people generally.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Willie Denton. a boy six years Of age,
while playing with pistol here this morn
Ing discharged the weapon Mt his younger
sister and inflicted very painful wound in
her left shoulder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

lNpe'lhl ficBIaul 10 INC DNphtCnl
TAsIrY, Va, June 13.-Lewis c. H. Fin
ncy, a very excellent and promising young
man. died here last night after lingering
illness aged about twcnty-One years. For
the past two years be has been studying
engineering IN the University of Virginia.
whore he had distinguished himself as a
dihgcnt and successful student. About
three months ago he was forced by de-
cling health 90 leave the University and re-
turn home. Four years ago he received
the gold medal for scholarship in the
Onancock Academy. He was a nephew Of
ex-State Senator Oswald Is. Einney and
was a dcvout and consistent member Of the
Episcopal Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
To Frnenh Three lIlilions.

y
Wurrr1NG. " W.. June BIN an inter-
viev to-day President 4. II. Cochran, OF the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Company,
composed of New York capitalists, out
lined the company's plans to expend thrco
million dollars in Wheeling in construct
ing belt road. n union depot, three great
tunnels. ami connection with other roads.
Wheeling creek will be bridgod twice. A
LARGE amount has already been expended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
NORFOLKS BONANZA.
What the Purchase Of the sciota-Valley
Road VIII DO.
Ispooial telegram 70 tho Dispatchi

NORFOLK, Va, June 13.-The purchase
railrnod by lie Nnrf6lk and yVostor, r ,,i,
great satisfaction here a. it will place Nor
folk in direct communication with Column
bus O.. and bring 1t az near this port az
Chattanooga. The line IS little over 600
miles in length.
Judge Bond. of Baltimore. is expected
here tomorrow to hear case III the United
States Circuit Court.
ILLUMINATING PLANT.
The plant is being erected for illumi-
mating Primers Point, the terminus Of the
Norfolk and Carolina railroad
There was "a furious wind, hail. and
rain--torm i'm Hampton Roads last night.
but nothing serious * reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Virginia Postmasters.


Especial telegram 10 the psps'ch'i
w.sHrsaroS, Juno l3.-Postmasters were
anno,nted for Virginia to-day as follows;
Fpg starnes, Craft, Scott county. uioe al.
C,sft removed; j. II. Dean. peane lnow
9rsytonl. Greene county. rioeJ l., Deane,
removed j. II. Swift. Granite Springs,
spotsylyania county. rice J.. II. biseoe, re,
signed; ]. y. kensoom, Lenaii' oai'oi'
county, rice @. l.. Woitz. remo'eu-