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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03
VICTORY FOR AMERICAN HOG.
pared Which VIII Make His En-
trance to Easier.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The state de-
partment, through Ambassador White at
Berlin, for some time past has been in
correspondence with the German govern
ment in an effort TO secure an abatement
OF the many reNatious conditions which
surround the importation of American
meat products into Germany. At present
these products are required to pass under
the closest examination, in some cases a
dozen times before reaching the consumer.
Notwithstanding the fact that the goods
have been thoroughly tested, as certified
by the seal of the American government
before leaving the United States. For sew
eral years the state department at inter-
walls has sought to secure an abatement of
the evils of the German practice which was
ostensibly founded upon fear that infected
meat might be imported into Germany,
Notwithstanding the fact that the testi-
mony of all the experts ana the statistics
went to show that not a single case of
trichinosis, the most dreaded of swine dis
eases, could be traced 10 an American hog.
Finally, Ambassador White secured prom
Use of what he regarded as 4 great anchor
alton OF the German inspection laws and it
is this. embodied In the shape of a bill pre-
pared for the action OF the reichstag, which
Is reported to have aroused the opposi-
ton of the sausage interest In America,
What the department has obtained, for
one thing, is substitution of one general
governmental inspection for the numerous
local and municipal Inspections to which
American meat products are now subject
ed, and the special ground of complaint OF
the sausage exporters in the premises is
not clearly perceived by the officials here,
but the state and agricultural departments
or course VIII do their best to protect all
American interests.
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impossible TO get competitive rates from
the railroad companies. In some cases the
of1cers in the neld had not secured as
low rates as he had considered possible
and in such instances he had interfered,
generally with the result of getting better
ng9res. In moving troops tourist sleepers
had been secured where possible, and in
all cases a seat for each soldier was co.
tatned. In some cases regular sleepers
We're substituted for the tourist cars. AS
a rule the railroad companies had been
prompt in responding TO the terms of a
contract, but in some instances in the
South there has been some delay in the
matter OF equipment.
The congestion at Tampa was due to the
TACT that more supplies were sent TO that
point than could be handled When they
learned OF the congestion an order was
issued for the marking of the cars, and
a quartermaster's agent was sent with each
car In most cases IL was impossible TO
send bills of lading.
Colonel Bird said that he and the secre-
tary of war had co-operated together i'll
chartering vessels for water transporta-
tion- Ia some instances it had been neces-
sdry TO be quite arbitrary in securing some
vessels. Mr.. Clyde. of the Merchants and
Miners line. had held out very st~renuously
on the plea that the vessels were needed
IN his own business. The rental paid for
the chartered vessels was considered very
low. the rate being Il cents per gross ton
per day on vessels of $3.50 tons and over,
Eut during the latter part of the war il
had been necessary 10 increase the rate.
Colonel Bird also said that the transports
occupied between Tampa and Santiago had
been htted up only to carry the men and
supplies 10 havana. and this was the
reason they proved inadequate for a trip
of much longer duration.
Colonel William S. Patten, in charge of
the supply and equipage division Of the
qrartermaster's department, was the first
witness of the afternoon. He was ques-
Iched concerning a complaint made by
Knox, the hat manufacturer, that Il
contract for hats had been
awarded TO d Philadelphia firm and asser-
lnnG. Thl- tho. dana - nrr as
al Philadelphia, was rotten and corrupt"
Colonel Patten said he had this COM
plant thoroughly investigated by several
officers. who had reached the conclusion
that the hats accepted We're superior TO
those offered by Knox.
Colonel Patten said no outside influence
had had any effect upon his office in the
matter of awarding contracts for tents.
c!othlng. etc. and that only on very rare
occasions had contracts been awarded eX-
cept upon competitive bids. He was sat
isted there had been no intentional fraud.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-03

IN the circuit court of Jackson county. Missouri.
sitting at Kansas City. October term. 1882 The
Conover. Alice L. Conover this wife). Samuel N.
Jarvis. trustee for Jacob L. Disston: Jacob L. D:ss-
and John Conover. defendants. No. a3I7I. order Of
Publication Now on this 18th day Of November
appearing from the aaidavit for the pIaintin. died
with the petition herein. tot the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendants. Samuel u. Jarvis. trustee
for Jacob L. Disston. and Jacob l. Diss,on. are
non-residents OF the state OF Missouri and cannot be
served with process in said state in the manner
prescribed In chapter thirty-threc CsS). article four
IA, of the Revised Statutes of Missouri. 1889. 1t is
ordered by the court that publication be made noti-
flying said defendants, Samuel NJ. Jarvis. trustee for
Jacob L. Disston. and Jacob l. Disston. that an
action has been commenced against them. with 9th
county. Missouri, at Kansas City. which actior, is
founded on two q, certain special tax bills dated
the 23rd day Of August. 1885. issued to the said
plaintiff by the city of Kansas City tor paving Wal
nut street from the south line of Ninsteenth Qsth)
said city. and is 4 suit the object and general na,n ~
OF which is to recover the sum Of $3.50. IS. with in
terest from May 81, 1884. at the rate Of 10 per cent
against the real estate in said tax bills respectively
described and plaintiffs petition described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Lot VI. block tventy-three (23D, Nc
Missouri. and lot y. block twenty-three Ces,. Nc.
souri,, and unless they be and appear at the nsx,
January term of this court. to be held at the court
on the 9th day Of January, 1899. and on or before
the third day thereof. If the term shall so long con.
answer the said petition the same will be tassn
as confessed and Judgment will be rendered against
f hereof as shall aIiy be- published tpfs at Ies 9sse ona. that a week a copy 'y
The Kansas City Daily Journal. a newspaper pub.
iished in Kansas City. county cunt Of Jackson, state OF
insertion to be at least fifteen u0 days before The
Of the next January term OF court.
Attest: H. N. sToSEsTREEr. Clerk.
fSeaD By W. B. WYNN, DEPUTY
searritt. Vaughan. Griffith g Jones. Attorneys for
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WANT NO MORE FAIR.
The Feeling in Nebraska Is Strongly
Against II Continuation of the
Omaha Exposition.

WfMoRE, NEB.. Dec. 2-tSpecial) The
feeling in the interior of this state against
the idea of holding an exposition in Oma-
ma again next year is very bitter, and
should the idea be carried out the mer-
chants from all over the state will boycott
Omaha wholesale and jobbing houses. and
transfer their patronage to Sioux City. St.
Joseph and Kansas City. While the peo-
PIE throughout the state are proud of the
suSeessiul exposition held this year. il has
rnnhed the merchants of this state. out
slde OF omaha, of hundreds of thousands
OF collars. and although the country mer-
cldnts are making no complaint of the
damage they sustained on account of the
people upon whom they depend for their
maintenance visiting the fair and in near
Y every instance making purchases there
That are usually made of the home mer-
chant. they will do all in their power TO
discourage the promoters who contemplate
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TRUSTEES J. G.. Jones. a single
man sfantor, by his certain deed OF trust dated TIE
= uay OF August. 1891, and filed for record in the
e,.e OF the recorder Of deeds, in Jackson county.
.i,ssouIi: at Kansas City, on the Ind DAY OF septem-
oes' 1881. and recorded in said Office, in book ''B''
" feo' at page liz. conveyed to D. C. Bowen. Is
nustee' the following described real estate situated
"a n county of Jackson and state OF Missouri. to-
:" Lots ~foTty-tso tF9 and forty-three lii. in
ptek Ten Qo1, Vanderbilt Place. an addition TO
nansas city. Jackson county. Missouri. which said
- " trust was given 10 secure the payment OF one
plihc,pai promissory note ard six tst interest coupons
VI notes; IN said deed described. and. whereas. said
sltacipai note is now long past due and unpaid. and
s.ohaitions OF said deed, and tie same has been
oroAeh by reason Of the non-pay meut OF the said
pIlacipai note; and, whereas. it was provided in
salu ueed OF trust that in case OF the absence, death
u refusal TO act Of the said trustee, then the then
en- OIL SAID Jackson county. Missouri, should be-
IN us successor, with all the powers Of said
uGstee; and. whereas, the said D. c. Bowen, trustee
stutesaid' is dead; now, therefore, notice is hereby
gwen that l, Robert s. Stone. the present sheriff Of
.aeN s county, Missouri. Will, in accordance with
az Provisions of said deed Of trust, AZ the request
" ne ieesl owner and holder OF said note. proceed
u Seii, and will sell. the property heretnbefore de-
scr.oec. at public vendue, to the highest bidder. for
oash. at the west front door of the United States
soufi tsaid custom house being located at the south
east corner of sh and Walnut streets, in said Ka--
90 city, on Thursday. the end day OF December.
iese' oeiTee:: the hours Of nine o'clock in the fore
con and hve o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, TO
sLtI.ty me said debt, secured by the said deed OF
uus'' anu cost Of executing this trust.
ROBERT s. STONE. Sheriff and Trustee.
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IN the circuit court of Jackson county. Missouri. at
Kansas City. Wiley o. Cox and Mark Coppinger.
as Mollis L. Snodgrass) in her own right and as
saminisrratrix de bonis non of the estate Of T. C.
bit, Lizzie b. Elliott, Mary A. Gray. Edward Ii.
S~Eoigrass otherwise known as Eddie Snodgrass. !.
grass. deceased. defendants. No. s4I54., Now on this
sh day OF November. 1898. 1t appearing to the court
attorneys for the plaintiffs herein. that the defend
ants. John J. Snodgrass. Lizzie d. Elliott. Mary A.
Eadie Snodgrass). are non-residents OF the state of
A!issouri. and from the allegations Of the petition
Of 1. [; S~nodGrass, deceased. whose names cannot be
inserted in the petition because unknown to the
be served on said defendants the court orders that
said ueiencants De notified as follows: To the said
and Edward H. ~snodgrass otherwise known as Eddie
sAocSrass', and the unknown heirs OF I. c. Snod-
grass. deceased: You are hereby notified that Wiley
o. Cox and Mark C~oppinger have commenced a suit
AGAINST you and others. the object and general nature
the parties thereto of the vest nifty tNi feet Of lots
zen no ana eleven uJ and all that part OF lot
Eighth street. all in block three (I. OF Peery Place.
an addition to the City OF Kansas, now Kansas City.
the duiy recorded plat Of said addition. which said
Ieai estate Is situate in Jackson county. Missouri.
o. Jackson county. Missouri. at Kansas City, on the
second Monday in January. 1899. the same being the
unless. within the arst three days Of said term. you
the said plaintiffs. said petition viii be taken as
confessed and Judgment rendered accordingly. 1t is
,isAes IN the Kansas City Journal: said newspaper
being designated By the attorneys for the plaintiffs.
and being a newspaper published in Kansas City.
cessireiy. the last insertion to be at least fifteen us,
GAYS befGre the commencement OF the term at which
me defendants are REQUIRED to appear. \ true copy.
Attest: H. ". sToNEsTREET: Clerk.
tSeaD b ]. d. TACY. D.. c..
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e = IV M.
City Clerk OF Kansas City. Missouri.

IN the circuit court o; Jackson county. Missouri.
sitting at Kansas City. October term. 1895. Barber
kiene. Ludwig W. Kisne. Mrs. Ludwig W. Ki.ls:
Miss Willie kiene. Rugel kienc, bertha Merkei
bandl, Emma Daniel! formerly Emma Kieue,. Rich
ard Gancli ther %husbandJ, Minnie Kiene and Edith
Ross J. Prall. deceased: Frank F. RozaelIe. Flor
ense NJ. Cotton. W. W. McEntire. trustee :or ". J.
Elliott: w. J. Elliott and Clarke Hopkins. defend
i.th day OF November. 1895, comes the plaintiff. BY
the plaintiff. flied with the petition herein. to the
satisfaction OF the court that the defendants. Emma
hlene. are non-residsnts of the state. Of Missouri anu
cannot be served with process in said state in the
tiele four IA, Of the Revised Statutes OF Missouri.
1883. 1t is ordered by the court that publication he
ard Danell iher husbandI and Minnie kiene. that
an action has been commenced against them with
" missouri. at Kansas City. which action Is founded
on one special tax bill dated the 18th day Of August.
sas City for paving Eighteenth usthi street from
Grand avenue TO Woodland avenue in said city. and
to recover the sum OF slI5.ss. with interest al the
rate OF 10 per cent per annum from August 10. iss5,
real estate in said tax bill described and piaintif's
petition described as follows. to-wit: East twenty
one a. block four Co. Evans addition 49, in the west
one-haif III OF the north one-half Cd Of the north
township ~forty-nine Hs,. rang thirty-three C33,. in
Kansas City. Jackson county. Missouri. and unless
they De and appear at the next January term OF this
court, TO be held at the court house in said Kansas
CITY. Jackson county, Missouri. on the 9Th day Of
January, 1899. and on or before the third day thereof.
If the term shall so long continue, and il not. then
before the end Of the term. answer the said petition
the same will be taken as confessed and Judgment
Will be rendered against them as prayed. IL ia further
ordered that a copy hereof shall be published at
least once a week in The Kansas City Daily Journal.
a newspaper published In Kansas City. county OF
jackson. state Of Missouri, for four "a weeks sue
cesSively, the last insertion to be at least fifteen
C0 days before the commencement OF the next Janu-
AIRY term Of court. A true copy.
Attest: II. VI. STONESTREET, Clerk.
(SeaD BY S. II. RAGLAND. Deputy Clerk.
Scarritt. Vaughan. Griffith & Jones. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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IN the circuit court Of Jackson county, Missouri,
sitting at Kansas City. October term. 1895. The
Barber Asphsl. Paving Company. plaintiff. VS.. the
Kansas City Dental College. association: John a.
BT.Shtwell. trustee for William +. Morse, and Will
lam +. Morse defendants. No. 3jlJ5. Order OF
Publication. Nov on this 18th day OF November,
Appearing from the affidavit for the plalutIn. fled
with the petition herein. TO the satisfaction Of tho
court that the defendant. William F. Morse. is a
non-Ssside1i Of the, state of Missouri and canno, be
served with processT IN said state in the manner
Prescribed in chapter ,hirty-three (3I. article four
III, OF the Revised Statutes CT Missouri. 1883, Il IS
tying said defendant. William +. Morse. that an
action has been commenced against him. with others.
b. petition in the circuit court Of Jackson county,
Missouri, at Kansas City. which action is founded
On one certain special tax bill dated the eth day
% Jane. 1893. issued to the said plaintiff by the
city OF Kansas CIty for paving Tenth 10th from
suit the object and general nature Of which is TO
recover the sum OF STAT with interest from Jun,
:. 1895. at the sate Of 10 per cent per annum and 70
entJrce the lien OF said tax bill against the reaI
estate ir said tax bill described and plaintiffs ne
ution described as f5IAvs, to-wit. The east fortr-
seven and One-fQurth GIl.J feet of lot one o.. block
Kansas tnow Kansas cry. in Kansas City. Jacksoa
county. Missouri, and unless he be and appear az ths
NEXT January term % this court. to be held at the
court house in said Kansas City. jackson county
Missouri. on the 9Th day Of January. 1899, and n,
or before the third day thereof, If the term shall "a
long continue. and II not, then before the end on
taken as confessed and judgment Will be rendered
against them as prayed Ii is further ordered th,t
a copy hereof shall be published at least once =
week in The Kansas City Daily Journal. a new spaper
published in Kansas City. county of jackson. stats
OF Missouri, for four "a weeks successfully, the las,
insertion TO be at least fifteen t5i days before ths
reimbursement of the next January term Of court
A true copy.
Attest: H NJ ST~OSESTREET. Clerk.
tssaD By w A. CURRY. Deputy CLERK,
s@carritt Vaughan. Griffith 6 Jones. Attorneys for
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IN the circuit court of Jackson county. Missouri, a,
Kansas City. Thomas j. Hamilton. PLAINTIFF. VS.. Ed
Grove. Helen Grove. Thomas Grove. William Grove
John Grove. Kate Sampson. Margaret Mcneil. Viii.
other unknown defendants, No. 1886. Order Of pub
LEGATION. Now. on this 18th day of November. isss,
comes the plaintiff. by his attorneys. and IL appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that the defendants'
Edward Grove. James Grove. Helen Grove, Thomas
Grove, William Grove, John Grove twho Is known
and goes by the name of John Crook. Kate sampson,
Margaret E. Mcneil and William Mcneil. Nora
Haines and Mary A CarIes, and other unknown de-
PENDANTS. are non-resldents Of the state Of Missouri
and cannot be summoned IN this action. 1t Is there
fore ordered by the court that publication be made.
notifying them that an action has been commenced
against them by petition in The circuit court Of Jack
is on file in the Office OF the clerk Of the circuit court.
me general hatuIe Q, 1hCh Ha,a pe,,tion Is to have
tablishcd and proven. by which Will the real and
personal property Of the said Johanna G uamiIfa,
aueathed and devised to the plaintiff herein. Thomas
OF about SIS. Go. Said petition contains the following
further states that he verify believes there are other
persons interested in the property and subject matter
Of this petition. whose names he cannot ascertain.
and hence cannot insert in this petition. that the in
terest Of such persons, II any, in the said above men
toned property is j claim to an undivided ice sim
pie title therein. as the heirs OF the said Johanna G,
deceased. their interests varying in proper
ton 10 their nearness OF relationship to the said 10
hanna c. Hamilton. the extent and nature thereon
plaintiff cannot more fully state: that said interest. II
button Of the state OF Missouri. Now. unless aid
above named defendants. and each Of them. be and
appear a, the next term Of this court. 10 be holden
al the court house in Kansas City. Jackson COUNTY.
Missouri. on the 9Th day Of January. 1899, and on Or
before the third day thereof. judgment win be rem
dered against them. and said petition and the alleea-
tions thereof will be taken as confessed. It Is further
ordered that a copy hereof be published In The Kan
sas City Journal. a newspaper published daily In the
county OF Jackson and state of Missouri. for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion TO he at least
fifteen days before the commencement Of the next
term OF said court. A true copy
Attest: H NJ. s~ToNESTREET. Clerk.
t9eaIy BY s. H RAGLAND, ID. C
Chase. Leslie & Fontron. Attys- for PIth.
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PAVING RESOLUTION no. rIe5,

PAVING RESOLUTION No. Is65-Souce to prop
erty owners on Harrison street from south line Of
anith tSth, street to north line OF Independence ave
nue.. CITY Clerks Once, Kansas City. Mo. Dec.
I lsss: A resolution declaring the work of paving
harrison street from south line Of Fifth street to
Ho!tn line OF independence avenue TO be necessary.
be II resolved by the lower house Of the common
therein.
The common council finds and declares the work
OF paving Harrison street from south line OF Fiftl
tS'h, street TO north line of independence avenue the
,u!l width thereof. exclusive of all sidewalks Of
!egaily established widths. and of the intersection
OF Faeihc street, to be necessary, in accordance with
n provisions IF section .. article IN, of the
amended charter of Kansas City. such work and I'M
provenent To consist as follows. to-wit: \ wearing
surface OF Kansas City Paving Brick and Tile Co.'S
F!tflned brick. laid on n foundation Of six Is, inches
OF concrete and a cushion of two u )inches OF sand.
ie spaces between the brick to be filled with Port
ana cement grout. total cost OF said pavement not
10 exceed the sum 81 one dollar and ffty-tye 81 5l
cents per square yard. said pavement 10 be laid
win such materials, and in such manner that the
same shall endure without the need OF any repairs
thereof.
adopted Nov. Il, 1885. A. d. BURROWS.
speaker Lower House OF the Common Council.
adopted Nov. IS, 1895. 20 s. GRAHAM.
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
aiteSt: c. $. CURRY
tssdU yJry CI.rk
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PAvIyG REsoLUTIoN NO. 17s,.

PAVING RESOLUTION No. IIG2-Notice to prop
erty owners on the alley Immediately north Of i3tn
street from Euclid avenue to Garfield avenue City
clerks Once, Kansas City. Mo-. Nov. 18th. 1895. A
resolution declaring the work OF paving alley north
OF Twelfth 9th street from Euclid avenue to Gar
field avenue 10 be necessary
BE IL resolved by the lower house OF the common
council of Kansas City. the upper house eoncurring
therein.
The common council finds and declares the work
nj having alley Immediately north OF Twelfth N2thl
street from Euclid avenue to Garfield avenue To be
necessary, in accordance with the provisions OF Sec
rion ? article IN. o! the amended charter of Kansas
CITY. such work and improvements to consist as loi-
lows. to-wit: A wearing surface OF vitrifed paving
brick laid on a foundation Of six tl inches OF con-
crete and u cushion Of two CD inches OF sand. the
snaces bet. the brick to be hiled with Portland
cement ercut. the total cost OF said work not 10 *
cod The sum Of one dollar and tfty Gl.5O cents per
s,usre ward. said pavement TO be laid with such
nat,rials and in such manner that the same shall
endure without the need OF any repairs for a period
Of sven "a years from the completion thereof.
$1,000 S6v u. Is9S. z =. GRAHAM.
President Upper House OF the Common Council
Adopted Nov. y. lh9S- bohfsoMs;
Soeaker Lower House OF the Common Council
80. L. $. FURRY
san City Clerk