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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-30

Many attended the Young PEOPLES
social at the home of Rev. Mr.. HAYDEN
at No 10 Spring street, last evening,
and all passed a most enjoyable eve
ming. Music. both vocal and instru-
mental was furnished, and several
readings were listened to with great
interest. Refreshments Were served.
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F. I. Clark enjoys the cunning sea-
son although he is no sportsman. not
having the time. The benefit he de-
rves from the season is in repairing
the guns for all who do the shooting.
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T. |. HERStY.

The year 1900 IL not here. but F. L
Hersey has 1900 pairs Ladies' fine But
ton and Lace Boots that will be sold
At $1.99. These Boots are equal to any
$500 boots In the market.
Also Special Bargains in Ladies' and
Gents Russet Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Bicycle Leggins. SIC. per pair.
former price, so and 75c.
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The government is placing a new fog
bell at the Bass Harbor light. II weighs
two tons. and its warning note VIII be
heard q long distance at sea. The task
of getting it into position is no easy one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-30

1t is expected there will be twelve new
cottages built at South Surry. Newbury-
neck, before the next summer season
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Died
MISCELLANEOUS.

Concord, N H.-Emma Mae, infant
daughter of George A. and Charlotte E.
Fox. aged 4 weeks Born, Aug. 81. and
died. Sept 80, 1897.
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BUSINESS TALK.

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SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term, Hon. Oliver G. Hall
Presiding.

w. S. CHoArE, Clerk.
A. l.. MCFADpEN, Sheriff.
GEO. w. HEsELToN, County Attorney.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer
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Maine Baptist Anniversaries.

gramme for the meetings at South Ber-
wick, October A.
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$50 Christian Workers conference Il
by Rev. II. c. Mabie, d. d.
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tin and she SURVIVES MN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-12
Card from Dr. McEIroy

| wish to say to the public and to the
medical profession especially that the i'm
pneSsion that was attempted TO be made by
Mayor Rice at the meeting OF the advisory
beard Of health in regard to my treating
them with dscourtesy Is misleading and
without any foundation. did not refuse
to meet the advisory board of health but
| did refuse to leave my office at n time
that the Interests of the city were trusted
to me alone as the chief executive was alb
sent from the city. The members of this
advisory board OF health are men whom |
could have no possible reason to refuse to
meet aud consult with on any subject
appertaining to public health.
| Invited these gentlemen to meet at my
office which they refused to do. Why. I
know not, unless 1t is my hair is not yet
gray. which our honorable mayor seems to
consider as a mark of Intelligence in the
medical profession. ] consider that
acted for the best interests Of the city. and
nave no apology TO make to any one.
very respectfully. Robert McElroy.
City Health Officer
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on for Mexico.

;" consequence OF the recently published
report that Mac Stewards appeal had beer
disposed OF and that he would be shot DR.
Lign"ski wired the president of the SUI
Irsmo court OF the district having iurls
d'ction in the case and from him receives
answer that the case would not be disposed
OF for fifteen days.
Dr. Iignosh leaves TODAY for Mexico
Where he will remain till Mac Stewart (.
either executed or liberated He will be
followed In a day or two by Gover,or
Ilogg.
The doctor says that the publication tina,
the case had been disposed of and thai
Stewart would be shot deferred lot OF
money being sent in, which may vet b,
RENTED % him at Hosuton
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A birthday I'nrty.

very joyful party of young people
gathered at the home OF Miss Marie Dietz-
schoid last week to celebrate her birthday.
me evcr'ng was spent in dancing and
playing games aud delicious refreshments
were served to the merry party
nose present were: Misses Olga GUY.
Bertha Knodel. Marie Dietzschold, Gertrude
Dunlop OF Bl Campo. Bertha Duber. Bertha
Schiier, Lille Munich Rose Snhm, Martha
pietEsehold' Mesers. Carl Suhm. r. Simon
t ,on, A. jacobs, Il. w. Thompson, G.. F.
G. Duercr, X, Ducrer, W. Duber A Wooh
Ter, j. E. Cummings. a. c. Mansbach n
Irottor' Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Marmion, Mr.
ana Mrs 7. Dietzsehold and Mr. aud Mrs,
Arno Boettscher '''
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AN OLD CONFEDERATE.
sent to the Home to Pass His De-
ctining Years.

Through the effort Of Colonel VIII Lam
bert OF Dick Bowling Camp, who made APP
plication In his behalf last March, John C.
Stuart, an aged veteran and member OF
Dick Bowling Camp. was sent yesterday TO
The Confederate home at Austin.
Mr. Stuart has for several years been
engaged as night Waterman and clerk at
the Globe hotel In this city
He belonged to the Twelfth Mississippi,
Barksdale's brigade. Army of Nor bern
Virginia. He received two severe wounds
during the war, from the offecs Of which
he suffered considerably OF late, his dis
abilities continuing to become more and
more troublesome as he advanced in age,
and his admlttance to the home to spend
hie declining years. comfortably at least
was an act for which he expressed himself
as being truly grateful
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CITY RREvITIEs.

Christ church choir will not have a re-
hearsal tonight
There will be a meeting tonight OF the
Harris County Poultry association ut the
city council chamber
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph office. ~ MAR
street for V. Fox, Hollis Gilmore, VIM
Manger Miss Florence Prater, Fort smith
and w. p. Wood
Minnie Young, who lives On Louisiana
street between Preston and Prairie, was
yesterday arrested for theft of 40 frnm
the person She was taken before Justice
Fitae, but waived examination and was
renanded to jail TO await the action OF
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cases Of yellow fever. II this expert knew
this why did he not as physician and hu-
manitarian inform me at that time ana let
me take the proper precautions OF ISOLATION
and guards? This act Of DIR. Guiteras Is
simply objectionable and can not be exten-
uated II the four cases he rnendons are
yellow fever then the entire State Of Texas
has her yellow fever all summer. and
think that In justice to the cities o. nous.
Ton and Galveston Dr. Guiteras should At
least visit and pass upon other localities IN
Texas, particularly large ccnters OF popu-
lstion, where the same character Of sickness
prevails
As we are compelled TO bear the inevita-
bic. / hereby announce that the public
schools Of this city win not open tomorrow.
and respectfully ask that no large bodies
of individuals congregate together at any
time at present Tonight have called In
all quarantine stations and at this time
12:3o a. MI am placing guards around In
fcctcd points.
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A Valuable Prc.cript,on.

Editor Morrison of Worthingtou. Ind
sun, writes You have valuable pre.
scription in Electric Bitters. and / car
eneeriui'y recommend 1t for constipation
ana SICK headache. and as general system
1898 Cottage Grove avenue, Chicago. wa.
an run down, could not cat nor digest food
mad backache which never left her ana
ialt tired and weary. but six bottles n,
Electric Bitters restored her health and re.
newed her strength. Prices 50c and 81.
Get a bottle at George w. Heyer's drur
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IN Fumirate the Mail.

State Health officer DR.. swearingen has
devised a plan for the resumption OF mall
service out OF Galveston. He said In the
Capitol hotel yesterday:
81 have made arrangements today to
have all the Galveston mall taken out To
the quarantine station daily In steam
launch belonging to the quarantine de-
partmcnt, accompanied by a mail agent.
There 1t Will be put into a large iron cyl
inder and subjected to $50 degrees OF dry
heat. This is the most thorough and per-
feet method we have OF destroying disease
germs. The people in the upper country
should not hesitate to accept this plan,
for when the mail leaves quarantine sta
ton for the main land 1t Will be abso-
lutcly free from danger.
II would be glad to have this published,
so that when the people at large sec mail
bearing the Galveston postmark they will
not be taken with a cold chill, for they
will know that 1T has been thoroughly
Dutified."
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Not Placed Under Rond.

A communication TO The Post has been
received from Mr.. J. c. Harvey of Crosby
Texas. denying that he has been bound
over to the grand jury for placing obstruc-
tons on the Southern Pacific tracks while
acting AZ quarantine officer. as was pub
lished In The Post of October Z. He says,
II have not been placed under bond "a
await the action OF the grand jury for OBJ
struoting the Southern Pacific. or for any
thing else. nor was ! aware that any such
information had been fi,cd until l saw /,
In The Post"
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Buiidins Permits.

The following building permits we're IS
sued yesterday from the office OF the city
engineer:
\ n. franklin, repairs TO horne, lots Q
and 10, block l4l, Travis street; SO.
Mrs. 7. Lamothe. addition to store.
block ITO. Congress avenue: 5000.
Louis vetrano. repairs, lot l. block 225.
Rusk and 81, Charles: $40.
Or, W. NJ. Brumby. shed on lot T.
beck 273, Houston avenue: $40. :
Mrs, Eliza Nshefy. repairs on, awning.
- n eaeek ~ WaaAinGten street; lT,
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Council Meeting Adiour,.,

When the city council was called IA on.
aer last night by Mayor Rice there was but
nail the board of aldermen present. name
~ Messrs. Geiselman. Latham. Adair, Nc
Aushan' Aubertin and Helser.
owing to the absence of so many alder.
men motion by Alderman McAuxhap pre-
vaiieo that the council adjourn till We'd
nesday at S p. m. @'
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Eleventh CiviI District Court.

The following proceedings were yester.
day had In the Eleventh civil district court
Judge John G. Tod. presiding;
]. IL. Tenant VS.. La Forte Wharfage
company; defendants general and special
demurrer sustained; plaintiff granted l. ave
to amend.
r. C. storrie VS.. Josie L. Bell; de.
PENDANTS general and special demurr>srs
overruled, to which desea liant exccptiE
lea.c to defendant to file first amended
original answer.
Same VS.. same: Same order.
Fannie S. Ross VS.. VIM. Ross; Judgment
for plaintiff for divorce.
Mlron Tower VS.. Wells Brewer. de-
PENDANTS motion for continuance o,er-
ruled; Judgment for plaintiff for 1884 30,
interest. costs and foreclosure.
The jury In the Eleventh district court
wore discharged for the term. No Jury
cases will be tried during this week
Suits for Civil District Courts.
The following suits were yesterday
filed in the Office OF ]. d. Williams, clerk
Of the district court:
Belle Haley VS.. NJ. L. Jones ct a.; debt
and foreclosure.
Belle Haley vs.. George II breaker;
debt and foreclosure.
Henry House VS.. II. c. Hardy debt
and foreclosure.
, Henry House We. Abraham Russell, debt
and FORECLOSURES
The following sui,s were ;ilcd for tAxes.
city Of Houston vs. Mrs. Annie Rrocs
City OF Houston Va. Harvey NJ Boyd.
City c& Houston W. Jonathan Hirrie
City g Heuston ~ J. :. psnlax.
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Personal MENTION,

r. D. Carlton of Corsicana is in the city.
Soionel O. T. Holt left yesterday morn
ins for st. Louis. '''o' ~
:. X H., r. ROBERTS Is down with the dengue
at ms residence, $40 Pease avenue.
WITS! Mrs. Alice Fulton and daughter. Mrs
e. n"aHl VI. Baker, have returned from
sence' Their health is much improved. az
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Mrs, Mary E. Wilson died yesterday in
the list year Of her life at her home. corner
Of Seventh and Railroad streets. of heart
failure. An inquest was held by Justice
Fitze, at which this conclusion was reached.
The deceased was the mother Of w. A..
Boyles, who has been employed as a car
repairer at the Houston and Texfs Cen
trail shops. She will be buried this norm
ing at 0 o'clock in the German cemetery.
She died at 5 p. M yesterday.
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Anna May Fingers. a young girl. died at
her home. 1912 Simms street, yesterday OF
lockjaw. About week ago while walking
in the yard she struck bone in her heel.
The wound seemed TO heal properly and left
no indication Of anything wrong. She
walked to market Saturday evening, and
on returning home that night she was taken
with severe pains in the head and neck and
died from jockjaw. The father OF the girl
has been working as an electrician at
Sugarland. He came TO Houston yesterday
and arrangements are being made for TAX
ing the body to his former home in North
TeYas
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Or. Tsbauits yellow fever and dengue
preventive supplied by A. q. Kiesline
drus!int, tos Main street. Carefully pre-.
pared and In strict accordance with the
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AVOID RIsr,S

Have your cio,hes Numbered by lths
mos. improved hygienic method. which
10 81 Packard's Troy Laundry, s1o prairis
avenue. phone 332 $500
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Mrs Lizzie Behr. aged AZ years. wife Of
F. w. Behr, died last night at 10 o'clock
The funeral will occur at 3 p m. today
from the family residence in Germantown
Fifth ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-12

Mrs. Lizzie Behr, aged AZ years, died a
her home in the Fifth ward, near the cit
limits. last night about IL o'clock. of den
que fever. The funeral will take place a
3 p. m. today.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

A little girl at the Faith Home named
Annie Zorsreska. aged 3 months, died yes
terday and Will be buried today at Holly
wood
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City Of Houston VS.. Mrs. Margaret
O'Donnel
City Of Houston VS.. Arpie T.. Sydnor.
City Of Houston VS.. J. T. Mason.
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The court will meet again this morning
FIfty-afth Ciyu District Court.

The following proceedings were yester-
day had In the a'iity fifth civil district
court Judge w. II Wilson. presiding.
William NJ. Rice VS.. San Antonio and
Aransas Pass Railway company; defend
ants general exceptions in second amend
ed original answer overruled. Special ex-
cel!tlUns two. throe and Ave sustained. Elk
ception four, as to all allegations as to
not having a right of way 200 feet in
width, over-ulcd MS 10 allie cations that
right OF way was too narrow to be rea-
sonably safe to which all parties except,
continued generally.
LOTHIAN Bros. Manufacturing company
vs.. Houston Water Works company; con-
tinued generally.
Don Willard Austin VS.. Galveston CITY
Street Railway company; continued by de-
PENDANT
Hy. Kersler VS.. Buck Grimes leave to
defendant. Lucy Kruhns. 10 file first
amended original answer; continued by
plaintiff.
Mrs. Ella Provanazano VS.. Ed 4. Flew
ellen; continued generally.
w. u. Settle VS.. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company of Texas; oun-
tinued ON application Of defendant.
William NJ. Rice VS.. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway company; continued
generally.
George w. Sealy VS.. C. w. Randall ct
al; see decree this day filed.
William Mellott VS.. william Manger:
continued on application OF contestant,
William NJ. Rice.
Annie Queen VS.. John Queen; Judgment
FOR plaintiff.
c. w. Maughner VS.. G. II. Boring; o.
ton for new trial
w. c.. Somerville vs. J. II. Burnett
motion to transfer to Eleventh district
granted.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II.
All cases set for today were continued
by agreement of counsel in Fifty fifth dis
trict. The court dismissed the regular
jury for the week, but all cnses set DIR
ing the week land not continued ny agree
nenO will ne regularly called fer trial
on the date set and the jury will be
empaneed in any case set for trial in
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Queen and Crescent

New Orleans and Northe;asssssI1
Company. Aiahsma ana Shrey
way Company. Vieksburs; II
Pacific lsailrcac Compau.yr,orf n
New Orleans or ShrevSpss n
rooga. Cincinnati. AshevWtlssstlbS|
Philadelphia. New YORK; rsssss:l9
i. M. HUNT dallas, Te1n,ies1
EETT. A. G. P. A.. New 49, 4
HARDY. @. p. A.. New
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the distractions in the Holman survey,
where the same obsiructs the streets as
already determined by surveys made by
the order of the commissioners court; and
further ordered that the county clerk fur
nsh the sheriff with a copy of the or-
der and the county surveyor furnish the
necessary data.
The tex petition of Daniel Ripley in
the estate OF II. A. Jones granted.
On motion. 1t was ordered that all bids
on the Washington road contract be reject
ed and the county Judge was instructed to
readvertise for new bids to be received
not later than November s, at noon.
It was ordered that Commissioner Hirsch
be authorized to have a ditch constructed
ON East Montgomery road from the nort1
line of section 6 to the head of Jnoskey
gully.
The court will meet again this morning
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Criminal Di.trict Court.

Criminal District Court.
Judge Gavin yesterday telephoned Sheriff
Albert Erickson from Galveston that the
petit jury for the week was discharged and
to instruct the grand jury to place any
bills they may haze found in the sheriff $
hands to be delivered to either Judge Tod
or Judge Wilson of the Eleventh and
Fitty-ffth district courts respectively.
County Court.
The following suits were yesterday filed
In the office Of the county clerk:
B. N C. DeBajligethy VS.. city OF Hous.
ton.
John H. Meyer VS.. C. H. Harper.
Forbes Smith Manufacturing company VS..
o. M. Carter
Marriage Licenscs.
The following marriage license was yesA
terday issued at the office of the county
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A DAY AMONG THE COURTS.
Regular MosthIy Meeting Of County
Commissioners.
BIDS TO PAVE WASHINGTON STREET.
A Number Of Claims AlIowed-Pro'
ceedings In County and District
Court-No Criminal Court.

The commissioners court met yesterday
in regular monthly session and transacted
the following business:
Bills approved--G. w. Baldwin, 81 So;
J. Fl. G. Becker. $3.50; w. A. Polk, 50 20;
August Truehoff, 80; Fritz Kruger, sl4;
Bill Ebcrly, IS; Claude Eberly, 81; Dcaly
W Baker, s13S.s5; w. N. Shaw. $3.50;
Texas Lamp and Oil company, $40; E..
II. Vasmer. s75; w. N. shaw. $1.10; w.
N. Shaw, 95 cents; d. A. Mckinney. 1925;
d. A. Mckinney. SIS; d. A. Mckinney.
$1475; John N. Marin. sls.75; Frank
Pruit House, $3.50; Frank Pruit House,
$10.75; Houston Water Works, $50; J. c..
Harvey, $30.75; Jules Hirsch. 81 .25; j. II.
Becker, s2l.75 and "a. so; John Pollard 81 !;
Sam Allen Lumber company. sl1494; II.
Hillendhal. SIS; J. X. McDough. s105 80 /;
Henry Goebel. $3.50; Henry Kruige. $50;
John II. Grisbee $40; A. A. Whitcomb
$45; Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phone company. $50; e. G. Smith, s3il.5o:
August Gerloff, s2 r. E. Dunks, sl04 SO (;
X. T.. Dunks, $24.06; r. r. Dunkss. So
H. x. Macomb, sl0 w. II. Lloyd. Jr..
SIS; c. f. William Schultz. SIS; Albert
Erickson, s195 and $50; Repsdorph Bros.
sS4; Jules Hirsch, ST. w. A. POLK. s35 !;
w =. ~. Iolh @ffl.ol, u, IL. may, 20, JdLipe
Slavin, "a: w. u. Hill, IS, So, IS, S., S.;
j. T.. Singleton and j. l.. Pruit. $3.50; T.
r.. Rue, $50 IS, G. q. Wescott, SO; w. II.
Parrot, $2S5, Wiliford & Horn, $40; NJ.
Dlenstag, so cents; Magnolia Plumbing
and Heating company $5.75, w. d. Lynch
So rs: Jim Lamkins, s24. rs; Ed. McKin-
ney S2i.75; l.. Fortory s4s; william IIauk
$50; William Schultz. $3.50; A. Mahrffey
$ll3. Ia; Houston Water Works company.
$685. Henry Goebel, $3.50; r. D. Higgs
Sli6 40. Simon Ro0s 81 SON s37 70
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Keeps the teeth white. The ~
the gums and mouth healtuya AZ
age paid on receipt o. - CcnrKn
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These are the cases that we're visited ly
Dr. Gutteras after he had gone through the
hospital wards They were visited. except
the case OF Thomas Mcdonnell. at the sug :
gestion of DR.. Turner. The Mcdonnell case
was the one found at the office OF DR.. Nc
Elroy
]. H. Leo and +, II. renn are both mem.
ners 81 the police force and relatives They
reside together at the corner OF Dennis and
Chenevert streets.
Dr. Mason is well known physician of
Houston and lives at the corner OF Walker
and San Jacinto
These places we're all placed under guard
and Dr. Stuart has called a special meet
Ing OF the board OF health for I o'clock this
morning.
The local quarantine has also been raised.
Mayor Rice was seen by reporter last
nisht and had the following to say:
! received both Drs. Swearingen and Gut
teras yesterday morning. ANA In companv
with Dr. Stuart, president ef the advisory
board Of health, escorted them 10 the ST
Joseph's infirmary, where tho different pa
TENTS we're examined Thence to Or. Nc.
Elroy's office. where they again examined
case. From there we drove to the Can
itoi hotel, where DIR. Guiteras Joined pr.
Turner Of this city. and the two latter gen /.
uemcn drove away and visited some places
Dr. Guittras good bye at $3.50. i asked him
distinctly II he would give NE ANY .usor-
nation as 70 his opinion formed. He re-
pile1 u Will do that tomorrow nisht ~.
ter return to Houston. I vii, hc wi,h
you again ct II o'clock tomorrow ana con-