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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-10-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. T.. COX,
Attorney at Law,
JASPER. INDIANA.

Prosecuting Attorney for the llth Judicial
Circuit and will carefully attend to any civil
business entrusted to him in any county OF
the circuit.
once in spayd's building on Public Square
Dee. =, s1-ly
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W. A. TraylS.. w .. Hunter.
rRAYLOR & HUNTER,
Attorneys at Law,

Wl practice in tie Courts of Dubois and
aIJoinng counties.
sSOffice over Dubois County State Bank.
April ~, ga.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 4A-Racing
began to-day under not altogether favor
able auspices. The threatening clouds
made good their promise by deluging
showers after the fourth race. The fea-
turo OF the day was the Congress Hall
stakes, five-furlong event, won by Ham
burg, with 1874 pounds up.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
HEAT AND HAiNFALLS.
eight ceaths From Sunstroke at New
trIeans-Grought Broken in Mis-
souri, and 4 ebraska.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. The
thermometer officially recorded SO degrees
esterday-Ihe hottest weather ever
known at New Orleans since the estab-
lishment OF the signal service. The resu
of the hot wave was five deaths y s.erday
and three to-day from sunstroke.
Four OF the five fatally stricken yester-
day were either COOKS or walters in hotels
or restaurants, and were stricken while
attending to their duties.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 4-The drought
was broken last night and This morning
by good rainfall, varying from half an
inch 10 an inch and half. Along the
Burlington lines the rain was heaviest
where it was needed most.
Reports received at the general offices
say the rain came just in time to save the
corn crop. On the st. Joseph and Grand
Island road l inches of rain fell. While
some corn has been slightly damaged, the
indications now point to an enormous
crop. The rain was worth many thou
sands of dollars.
OMAHA, NEBR., Aug. 4-Reports re-
ceived tonight show terrific rains i'll all
parts of the State. Rain has been falling
all day. In many localities it assumed
the proportions OF deluge and beat down
corn and much small grain. Some fruit
is damaged, but the suffering crops will
be greatly benefited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
nine MORE TEACHERS.
The Solid Nine Will Appoint
That Many Of It's
Friends.
Increase of Glasses in the Evening
Schools Made the Excuse Tux
Their Action.

The solid nine in the Board of Educa-
ton Is preps ring to furnish few more OF
its friends with jobs-just one place for
each Director according to the present
schedule.
When the Committee on Evenin G
Schools was appointed, some time ago,
Director Derhsm objected on the ground
that it was interfering with the functions
of the Classification Committee, and init
mated that there must be some hidden
motive in the action.
or course no attention was paid TO his
protests, and now the coiored gentleman
in the woodpile has shown his woolly
pate.
The committee went zealously to work
to drum up evening schools in all dlrec-
tions, and it has been so successful that
the teachers who we're recently on the day
ana evening substitute lists have all been
provided with jobs, and OF course the
lists must lie filled again.
So it comes to pass that at the next
meeting of the board nine appoini ments
will be made-one for each or the D'rec-
tors in the com bination that dominates
the School Department.
Evening schools are springing up every
where, and those already in operation are
growing a. such a rate that new teachers
are constantly being called for. The Noe
Valley, Spring Valley, Lick, Ocean View
Hearst, John SWEET. Rincon, Lincoln.
Business Evening, Washington Evening,
Franklin Evening, Horace Mann. Hum
boldt. and Potrero all want new teachers
to take classes forming or already formed
from the overflow OF those already in
operation, and the end is not yet.
Another matter that is to come up at
the next meeting of the board is the cleo
ton Of a principal for the Mission Gram
mar School, from which Mrs. Nettie
Craven resigned.
MISS Kate Crowley. a daughter of the
recent Chief of the Police Department is
to be proposed by Sam Waller, and he
claims to have six solid votes TO put her in
the place. Miss Crowley mas been in the
department many years, and has an envi-
q BILE record as teacher.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
Treasurer John Madden
Leaves and Does
Not Return.
Belief at AIturaS That There Is
Large Shortage in His
Accounts.
Supervisors md for an Expart to
Open the Safe In His
Office.

REDDING, CAL, Aug. 4.-The report
reaches this city that Treasurer John
Madden OF Modoc County has bee II miss
ing Tor several weeks and 1t is believed
that ne is short in his accounts. A man
named Kraft arrived in Rsdding this
morning with the information that Nj adj
den had been absent since July y and
that it was strongly suspected that he had
taken with him some $3S, 600 OF county
funds.
That Madden is short in his accounts
seems kelly, for on July 81 District At
torney Baker flied q vmplaint against
him win the Supervisors of Modoc and
asked the board to demand his resigna'
ton and appoint new Treasurer. The
board called a special meeting for last
Monday st which time an expert lock-
saith was telegraph for to open the safe
and ascertain the amount of the shortage
if any.
Modoc County has no vault and war
rants drawn OH her treasury were paid by
checks drawn on the State Bank at Sac
ramento. Within the past week numerous
checks have been refused payment ty
that bank and that caused suspicion anu
an investigation.
Nothing has been heard OF Madden since
his departure ten days ago. He stated
that he was gong to Sacramento to oe-
post money with which to cash checks.
but it is said he has thus far failed to ap-
pear at the bank. The exact amount of
the supposed shortage will not be known
until the small safe in which the money
is temporarily kept is opened.
John Madden has always been consid-
ered an honest, trustworthy man and had
the confluence and esteem of every one
with whom be came in contact. He was
about AZ years OF age, had family and
was leader, socially and otherwise, in
Modoc County and especially in Alturas,
the county seat, where he resided. Mad
den was prominent in politics and was
chairman of the Democratic County Gen.
| trail Committee OF Modoc County.
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SANTA ROSA'S SENSATION.
Serious Charge Preferred hgains,
c. C.. Wilson, Prominent
Business Man.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Aug. &C. c.
Wilson, wholesale liquor merchant of
this city, was arrested yesterday on a
charge of felonious assault. preferred by A.
C. Smith. The victim OF Wilson'S alleged
crime is Carrie. the eleven-vear- old
daughter OF Smith.
Wilson came to this city about six
months ago and has been looked III on as
a quiet, steady man. He has had no
trouble 10 this ci Y, and the charges pre-
ferred against him have surprised every
one. He was arrested shortly after noon
by City Marshal w. J. Steadman. and
locked up in the County Jai. Wilson
would make no statement. acting und er
advice of his counsel. One of his attorneys,
r. NJ. Swim, said:
Wilson is not only an innocent man,
but, in he opinion of his attorneys and
many friends, is the victim of q black
mailing scheme. Bail pending prelmi-
nary hearing has been fixed at $1,000 and
we ope TO secure his release at once
The complaining witness. Smith, is a
dealer in junk and secondhand metal
He has lived here for several years and
resides near the rear of Wilson's store,
which runs from one street through to
another.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE.
President Knight Will attempt to Check
the Coal Output from
Kentucky.

TERRE hAUTE, IND, Aug. 4.-Presi-
dent knight OF the Indiana District OF
United Mine-workers, who has been In
West Virginia for three weeks, left Column
bus, Ohio, to-day for Darlington, KY,
where are situated the ST. Bernard Com
pany's mines, employing 1000 men, from
which much coal has been shipped
through Indiana.
The Indiana men insisted that an effort
be made 10 stop the production OF coal In
Kentucky and Knight mas been sent 10
Kentucky for that purpose. He will be
followed by other orga lizers.
State Secretary Kennedy says there Is
no ground for the apprehension that pub
lie service plants may be shut down for
want of coal. At a recent meeting OF the
National executive board it was decided
that nothing should be done TO prevent
the mining and shipment OF coal intended
Tor lighting and water works plants or
charitable institutions.
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Five furlongs m alden two-yearolds-
Belpunch H. (rhorpe), to l..............
"[iibrater H. CIV. MRrtin). eveE.............-.-2
Sir CawaIn ll2 (Sherrer), II 10 1..............:
Time, ] :13. urum ll2, Hairpin H.. san Ven
ado liz. Arbitrator ll2 and Ten.pln 100 also ran.
EFavorite.
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WOMEN AND GIRLS ON STRIKE.
Refu,e to Fork Hth Nrgresses in At
lanta Cotton Mitts.

ATLANTA, GIL, Aug. 1.-Two hundred
women and girls employed at the Fulton
Bag and Cotton Mills in this city struck
this morning, because of the employment
of negroes by the management The op.
eratives learned yesterday that twenty-five
coored women were to be put 10 work in
The folding department to-day. The VIII t.
women employed in the mills gathered
about the main entrance this m orning q nd
awaited the arrival of President Jacob Ell
sas. This negro women were already
there. When Mr.. Eisas came the white
women asked whether it was true he pro-
posed to put negroes 10 work with them.
He said he did and the white women re-
fused to go to work.
At noon the 400 men employed in the
mills walked out in obedience TO the or.
ders of the Textile Workers Union, in
sympathy with the striking female opera
tIves. This forcei the closing down OF
the factory. Strikers gathered about the
mills and for a time it looked as ii there
would be riot. The company is one OF
the oldest and largest in the South. Eight
hundred men, women and children are
affected by the strike.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 4.-Fevorites
Jared we'll at the fair grounds to-day. Five
first choices won the events as they &C.
Cured and it looked as if Nicholas the
favorite in the last, would win, but evil
IDENTIFY the delay of thirty minutes at the
post impaired his chances, for he d d not
come in SIDE the money. The weather was
clear and track fast.
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on Soldi-r Mustered Out.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Lieuten.
ant Michael Moore, one of the last sur
vivors of the soldiers of the war OF 1872,
died in Brooklyn, aged 81. He enlisted
as drummer boy in 1872 and was with
his regiment at the capture OF Fort George
in 1873 Immediately after the conciu-
sion of the war he re-enlisted in the regu-
lar army and became private in the Sec
ond Regiment of Infantry. In 1875 he
was member of Governor Cass' expedi.
ton 20 negotiate treaty of peace with
the Indians. Thereafter he shared in the
dangers of Indian fl hitting in the West for
many years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
PACIFIC GROVE TOPICS.
Temperance Uomsn Discus Means
Advancing Their Cause.

Temperance Homsn Discus Means OF
Advanc'mo Their Cause.
PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, Aug. 4.-In
order to give time for recreation for the
delegates to the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union Convention the morning
session of the school OF methods was dis.
pensed with to-day. The usual short de.
votional exercises were led BY Mrs Jennie
Winston, beginning the afternoon SEES
sion.
To-day's first topic Mothers Meet
ings," was taken up. The value of these
NEE tings 10 local unions, tc the State and
to coming generations were questions con-
sidered respectively by Mrs. Ida Jamison
Mrs. E. G.. Green AM Mrs. o. J. Ward. A
question-box discussion followed. Ad.
dresses and short talks upon the financial
problems OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union consumed the latter hall
of the afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Hoppin, State treasurer oil
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, gave o statement of the condition
Of the treasury, and Mrs. Grace Kimh hall,
Mrs. Eugenia ST. John and Mrs R. A. Emu
mons spoke upon ways and means of aug
menting the present amount. Mrs. EN-
mons is prominent press Lacquer OF Chi.
cago and woman of large business inter-
ests and qualifications, and her talk was
OF great practical value On this account.
Rev. Eugenia T. st. John of Kansas
City iectured this evening TO large audi
ence, her subj ct being character study
of Queen Vashti." The three dominant
idea. which Mrs. ST. John brought for
ward were Vashii's. decision of character,
the voluntary sacrifice of crown, place
and prestige which she made, and the ex-
ample this famous Queen OF the Modes
and Persians gave to the centuries follow
ing her. An interesting comparison was
drawn between the character of Vashti
and that OF Cleopatra and then Mrs. st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

One and an eight m lies
The Winner 1l2 (sltan), 10 20..................l
Carlb 100 (Garrigan), 10 TO
Time, ] :57. Two sta ters
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Socr,,ne..a Lnbor-r Killed.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Aug. A tele-
gram from Buffalo. N. Y, was received by
Chief of Police NJ. NJ. Drew to-day, as
follows:
James K. Egan killed day by cars. Find
friends Silver watch. cleaned by Grafmiller
d Heath. NJ money.
Egan had lived in Sacramento for
twenty years. He was laborer. Egan
was brother of Mrs. ]. W. Heating,
whose husband is well-known grocery
man, and has four other sisyers-Mrs.
Jacob KEEPER, Mrs John Gleason. Mrs. NJ.
Kee'e and Miss Annie Egan-who reside
III Sacramento.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05

No More deportation of Canadian L,sns-
Der to 7his Country.

No More Enportntton of Canadian L,sns-
Der to 7hf, Country.
OTTAWA, CANADA. Aug. 4.-The effect
of the duty on lumber OF 81 per thousand
feet which the United States Governm ent
began to enforce last week will be to stop
the export of lumber from Canada to the
States, and close the numerous camps
during the winter. Bronson & Weston
will close their camps, and Booth & Co.
will send only fourth of the usual num-
Der OF men into the woods. Buel Hard
man & Co. will fill only half their camps.
McLachIin Bros. of Arnpror will sell
their whole outfit August 10.
The Ottawa lower town hotel men usu-
ally hire 5000 men for work in shan:ies.
Blu I this gear the number will be reduced
TO 700.
Meetings are being hello in the various
lum Der districts urging the Government
to enforce the retaliatory measures passed
at the last session of Parliament. 1t is
said as soon as the Premier returns an ex.
port duty will be declared on logs and
pulp wood.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
FRANCE AND THE TARIFF.
Reciprocal ArrnnJrnents That HUI Un
doubtedty Continue.


doubtedty Continue.
PARIS, FRANCE Aug. The Gaulois
to-day publishes an interview with the
Minister of Commerce. NJ. Boucher. in
which he is quoted as declaring that ii
"Should not io- moment be doubted that
President Mckinley will spontaneously
grant TO France 20 per cent tariff reduc.
ton as permitted by the Dingley bill.
NJ. Boucher is reported to have added: ut
is. of cours.. only on this condition that
France will continue 10 grant the United
States the customs concessions arranged
as quid pro quo for the economic advan-
tages which have now disappeared. In
asking for this reduction France will cite
the favors accorded TO imports from the
United States and the liberal legislation
bling American insurance companies
to operate in France in competition with
the home companies.
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met with much favor in either city. The
peopie saw that they have given the
lighters legal battle-ground In Nevada,
and now the proposition OF asking towns
to bid against each other IS putting IL on
little TOO thick" The business men OF
R,no declare that they will not subser. be
n dollar to have a fight take place there
and the Carson people say The same thing.
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= Chez. for Nearly Et.psn j itiou..

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Clty
Chamberlain McCook has received from
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. a check for $40, 645,
351 65 in payment for the recent $40 434,
404 81 bond issue, with premiums. Deputy
Cham berlain Campbell said il was The
biggest cheek that had ever raised through
the OFFICE. 1t was drawn uron the Bank
of AM rica.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
John closed " tn practical application
of the leading thoughts OF her discourse.
FOUND Gold Near IL itton.

STOCKTON, CAL, Aug. 4.-Dr. Lanthurn
of thi. city tells of man above Milton
who three years ago owned few acres oil
land, but was making hard fight for
living. He damned a small stream which
ran through his place AMI turned the
water into depression. In summer time
he m lned some of the land lie had been
wont to SOW TO grain, and few days ego
he came 10 Stockton and showed bank
account of $4,000. He did not take OUT
much each day, but he panned away and
is now independent. Dr.. Lanthurn says
that the man referred 10 made the state
ment that there was good wages in most
of the land in the hills.
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Rnrty of Returned hmdeaporers.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. The local
Christian Endeavor Union will hold an
''echo meeting" in Faith Presbyterian
Church to- orrow evening. Reports from
delegates to the San Francisco convention
will be read. Nearly all the New York
and Brooklyn delegations have returned.
The banner which was returned for the
second time to New York for the larges:
increase of mem bership to the Tenth
Legion is to be eXaibi'e''.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
G. Il. Umbsen G. Co., Ia Montgomery st.,

In said City and County Of San trancisco on
Thutshay, the "a day of september, A. u. 1897, at
~ o'clock noon OF that day, to the hlghe,t b oder
for cash in lawful money OF the United States
and subj 10 confirmation by said court all tn at
certain 10 piece or parcel Of land situate lying
and being In the City and County Of San Fran
cisco, state OF California, and bounded and par
ticularly described as follows, to wit:
Commencing At = point where the northery line
OF Bush street Is intersected by the eastery line OF
sansome stree running thence easterly along the
northerly line of Bush street one hundred and
thirtyseven (l37) feet and six (6l inches; thence
A. right angles northerly and parallel with san
some street one hundred and thirty-seven Q37,
feet and SIX (6) inches; thence ~ right All giles
westerly and parallel with Bush street. one hun
drei and thiriyseven (137) feet and (6) inches
snd to the cas- ery side Of SAnsome street; and
thence southerIy along the easteriy side of Sa7-
some stree. one hundred and thirty -seven q Sd
feet and six 10y inches TO the point OF meme
ment; together with the buildings and improve
snents thereon.
he purchaser shall take the said lot subject to
the right OF John +. McCauley and Henry Thorn
ton Tenn peton their heirs and AS aigns the
brick wall along the norther line Of said lot here
In described as party wall.
Terms and conditions of sae-Cash In lawful
money OF the United States OF America; ten per
rent OF the purchase price 10 be paid The ref
cree the day Of sale, when the lot Is Knocked
down 10 the purchaser. AMI the balan on con-
drmation of said sRie by said court
Dated San francisco, Cal. July !, 1897.
GUSTAVE HI. UMBSEN, Referee.
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TIRE BILL roo HIGH.
Netc South Hafes effects to the ButIe
LD tradition EDprnse..

Lac tradition EDprnse..
SYDNEY, N. S. W., Aug. 4-The Gov.
eminent has received bill calling for the
payment of $50, 900, costs incurred in secur.
ing the extradition from California oil
Frank Butler. executed here July Is fol-
the murder OF Captain Lee Weller.
The bill is regarded as. excessive and
totally unwarranted, and the Attorney.
General has issued statement in whic
he SAYS the colonies have never heretofore
been charged with the extraditing of &C.
cuse persons from foreign countries. He
adds that 1t would be better to let the
Australian criminal remain abroad thar
to pay such enormous costs.
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sCHLA1TER TURNS UP AGAIN.


str at Canton.
CANTON, OHIO. Aug. A lonG-haired
individual claiming 10 be the original
Divine Healer halter" with a denial
of his death story and history covering
the period since Schlatter disappeared
from Colorado, is here, and an alleged cure
by him to-day has created great stir.
The patient was exState Senator Snyder,
leading manufactured and former presi-
dent OF the National Steel Roofers' Assoc
citation. For twelve years he has used a
crutch and cane, owing to injuries sus-
tanned in a runaway. HIS ten.year-o
boy tormented him into visiting Schlatter.
Immediately on being treated Snyder laid
aside his crutch aud cane and went about
without them. He has consulted many
surgeons without effect, and recently went
East 10 have walking device made.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
REFEREE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES OF THE
ID Superior Court in and for the City and County
OF San Francisco, stale California (Depar: ment
No. 10y, he fist Of which DEGREES was made and
Is dated the 22d day Of November, 1895, and thu
second OF which DEGREES WAS made and Is da ed
crees were mace and entered IN an action pc iding
In said Super or Court. wherein Adam Grant IS
plainiih ara Daniel T. Murphy anu Others are de-
fehdants being case No. 49,O33 In the said court,
the undersign d. who was by said court appointed
referee In said action, will sell ~ public auction,
he AucfiOn-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-05
ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games in the
National League and Standing
of the Clubs

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Brooklyn @,
Washington /.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Aug. 4.-Cincinnati Ia,
t,sburg 3; second game-Cincinnati4 4, Pitts
burg
CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. 4-Chlcago IL, st.
Louis ID
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 4-Louisville 9.
Cleveland o forfeited in second Innine): sec
ond game-Loulsville z Cleveland L.
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Police Trib unal.

The Police Commissioners met last night
and dismissed Policeman Gus Videau from
the force for unofficerlike conduct. charge
of being intoxic lied while on duty agains:
Policeman Dennis hayden was continued Tor
TWO weeks
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w. e. Rockwell Dead.

lillian f. Rockwell, the well-known base.
ball man, died at 9:45 o'clock last evening.
He was quite active in promoting local games
until Sunday and his death will be shock 10
his many friends.
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BARTLETT ***********
kkktkktttkkxkN RkUW I'm
Addition to Dining Room.
New Hotel Cottages.
Accommodations Greatly Increased.

uOTEL AND COTTAGES COMPLETELY
Ill renovated. The cuisine is perfect
Resident Physician Advice as to
Use o Waters Free
Swimming Tank, Mineral Tub, Vapor and
Roman Baths Competent Masseurs
ONLY RESORT KEEPING PAID
ORCHESTRA.
Dancing, Tennis, Bowling, Billiards. Gro
quet, handball, Shuttle boards. Livery and
Burros.
RATES-Hotel and hotel cottages, $40 to
SIS per week; housekeeping cottages, $3 to
st per week.
Call or address BARTLETT SPRINGS CO..
% Fourth street, san Francisco. or II. R
Pamphlets mailed free.