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The Meeker herald., 1898-06-18

Ransely is to celebrate on the Fourth
In Simms' grove.
All kinds of Fishing Tackle at Hay
h JoIIantgen's.
The Meeker herald., 1898-06-18

A fine quality oui.hand. Enquire Of
town marshal, or JERM BEARD.
The Meeker herald., 1898-06-18
MEEKER

WILL CELEBRATE
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tnDA9t1pn and ten cents for each subsequent
insertion. Legal notices ten cents per line for
each insertion.
All oommunications should be addressed to
- TIE MEEKER HERALD.
Meekcr. Colorado.
A
Ranxely is to celebrate on the Fourth
In simms' grove.
All kinds of Fishing Tackle at Hay
Il JoIIantgen's.
The Meeker Rifle Club has erected
building on its grounds.
Every tree that is cut down in the
paIk is loss OF $50 to the town.
Soda, Lemonades, Milkshakes, fruits
and candies at Hay & JoHantgen's
The people of Meeker have subscribed
about $3.50 to the Fourth OF July fund.
Frank +. Watson is back from Alaska
and is now working at Cripple Creek.
Game Warden Goodell is over on a
fishing trip. Heaven help the small fry.
Byron McKeown has enlisted as q
private in the Tenth Pennsylvania
Vounteers.s
win Tagert Of the firm Of Tagert Il
Williams Of Aspen is in town on visit
to his brother Link.
Z. F. and W. IL. WeIch Of Gienwood
are in town prospecting for . business
opening Journal.
Shirt waists at Hugus h Co.'S at 25
percent discount. The season is Just
opening aud now is the time to buy.
The prisoner in the county Jail who
was shot through the body above tie
hips is rapidly recovering under the
care of DIR. French. .-s-
80
Frank Hopkins the Rangely school
teacher was in town this week. He
says i've teams are kept busy hauling
asphaltum ore from the Itangeiy mines
to the railroad.
Shirt waists, straw hats and all
seasOnable goods will be sold at great
bargains. This is . genuine clearance
sale and as the season is but Just be-
ginning you get the immediate benefit
Of your purchases. J. w. Hugus Il Co.
Come and spend your Fourth at
Bieeker where there is nothing to dis
turb the serenity Of the soul but green
hills, lovely skies and beautiful women.
And We shall ever pray to haye our
serenity disturbed
s-TT~-
The new race track is in. the form Of
a half circle. The hill side in the center
answers for grand stand from which
the spectators can see all from start to
finish. The course is $50 feet long and
is being built under the direct super
vision Of DIR. French.
At the meeting Of the Town Council
last week it was decided to cut down
all the trees in the Town Park and to
replant 1t at . cost OF I've hundred
dollars. Our councilman seem to think
the trees are Objectionable because they
are native but In our opiniou they are
prettier than the Carolina poplars which
1t is proposed to plant in theif stead.
Inventory Sale.
For the purpose OF cleaning up
our stock prior to inventory We
have started . bargain counter
and will until August list sell all
goods shown thereon ut 70 to 80
per cent discount from selling
price. Some great bargains will
be offered. Call and seo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
IO PARDON ENTIRELY
Sentiment Fayors Amnesty to
Hawaiian Rebels.
CRUELTY TO SAILORS
Charged Against Ships Off,
GERS at Honolulu.

Honolulu, Jan. u, via San Francisco,
Jan ia long and important cabinet
meeting was held yesterday. The main
subject under discussion was pardons 10
be granted on January Il. It is under
stood that the counsel of state will be
asked TO restore civil rights TO all who
took part in the uprising in 1895. The men
found guilty of participation in the re-
bellion have been at large on parole. An
effort will now be made to make their
pardon complete.
The difficulties between the master and
sailors of the American ship W. T. Bah
cock were settled today by United States
Consul General Haywood. After a thor
ough investigation of the charges pre-
ferred by the men against Captain Gra-
ham and his mate, Mr. Haywood decided
that there was enough merit in the COM
plants to warrant him in discharging the
men from the vessel, although not suf-
ficient evidence to cause the arrest Of the
alleged officers. Thirteen of the Bah
cocks sailors bore witness as to the
over the head with an iron Delaying pin
cruelty of the captain and mate. Each
one of them claimed to have been struck
weighing nine pounds. The captain will
ship a new crew here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
WEST INDIAN EARTHQUAKE
Great Damage to Property and the
People in a Panic

New York, Jan. 19.-The Clyde line
steamer Cherokee. which arrived today
from San Domingo. brings details of the
earthquakes which have occurred with
frequency in the last month. Throughout
the whole country the inhabitants were
driven from their homes in a panic. At
GAO in the morning of December l. the
people in the northern part OF the island
were startled by a very severe trembling
of the earth lasting twenty-five seconds
Women and children rushed from their
houses into the streets, crying out TO be
saved The swaying of walls and the
rocking of the earth caused sensation
of fright. The first shock was soon fol-
lowed by another and still another in
rapid succession. The natives were quiet
until D. m, when another movement
caused another stampede of the inhabi-
tants Traffic has been suspended since
the earthquake.
The submarine cable to Hayti was in
terferred with and communication was
stopped The government buildings were
damaged to a great extent and will need
extended repairs if not complete rebuild
ing. The grand edifice Of Santa Cerro. one
of the oldest in the western hemisphere,
and dating from the time of Columbus,
was entirely destroyed. Almost every day
since December 26 there have been shocks,
but of comparatively harmless nature
AS far as is known. there has been no
loss of human life. The shocks were per-
ceptibly felt on board of vessels in the
harbors of the island
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
FILED PAST THEIR PREY
Policemen Miss a Man by Being to
Close to Him.

New York. Jan. 19.-Inside the Stage
station house, borough of Brooklyn, last
night the policemen were all in line ready
to go out for night duty. The sergeant
was reading to them a description of Her
man Z. HIM, woh had just shot and NOR
tally wounded Otto Diehle. He was tell
ing the men to arrest Him. and warned
them he was a wild westerner and dan
gerous Outside the station house was
Him., doing his best to get inside and
give himself up. He told the doorman
who guarded the entrance that he had i'm
portant business inside. The doorman
declared that no one should enter until
the men had been sent out for duty. The
policemen filed out past the man they
wanted and HIM went inside. He told
of the crime he had committed and hand
ed Sergeant Ruthenburg a big revolver
from which fprty-four bullet had been
discharged. He was locked up. HIM had
been a cowboy in Texas for the last
seven years. His mother lives in Brook
lyn and he came to visit her Christmas.
He said that Diehle was treating his sis
ter brutally and he took her away. He
went for Mrs. Diehles clothes. Diehle
refused TO let him have them and HIM
says he tried to brain him with kettle.
my sister is dying said Him.. land
you are her murderer. I guess it won
be a crime to kill you, and I'll do it." and
he did.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
A GOOD DICTIONARY

A dictionary containing the definitions
of 10 600 Of the most useful and important
words of the English language is pub
lished by the DR.. Williams Medicine Co,
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In compiling this book care has been
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TO well educated people. The main aim
has been to give as much useful Informal
tion as possible in a limited space. With
this in view. where noun, adjective and
verb are all obviously connected in mean
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The volume will TINS be found to con-
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To those who already have dictionary,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
STATE OF GLADSTONE'S HEALTH
Conflicting Reports Are Given Out On
That Subject.

London, Jan. 19-The Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon had the following an
nouncement in big type:
with deep regret we learn that Mr..
Gladstone's health causes the greatest
anxiety to those about him. His sojourn
Cannes has not had the effect of fortify-
ing his strength as anticipated.
The news pIacard of the Pail Mall Ga
zette reads: The critical constitution of
Mr.. Gladstone"
The announcement is causing much ex-
citement.
The Westminster Gazette, although
minimizing the alarming reports con-
corning the health of Mr.. Gladstone. is
constrained TO admit the fact that Mr..
Gladstone has suffered great pain most
of the time he has been at Cannes, be-
ing unable to leave his sofa"
Continuing, the Westminster Gazette
remarks:
$50 far as the vital organs are con-
cerned. however. he is no worse ON the
other hand. continuous pain in man OF
Mr.. Gladstone's age is undoubtedly
symptom to cause anxiety.
The publication of the Pail Mall Gazette
report caused numbers of inquiries to be
made at Whitehall courts. the residences
Of Henry Gladstone and George Armis-
.tead. an intimate friend of the family.
Both said there was nothing in the re-
mort TO Justify alarm. Mr. Gladstone had
simnlv had a return of his neuralgia and
his physicians were satisfied with his pro-
rrress towards recovery.
Cannes. Jan. 19-The health of MI.
Gladstone is fairly satisfactory. lie went
out for a drive yesterday.
London, Jan. 1a-An official statement
issued tonight reasserts that there is 70
cause for alarm as TO Mr.. Gladstone's
health. although it is not benefited as
much as had been hoped at Cannes. The
! facial neuralgia pains persist with daily
/ fluctuations. owing 10 the cold winds and
| wet weather. but the complaint is quite
local His physical powers have not suf-
| fered: his strength is good: his appetite
/ is excellent: he joins the family at meals,
/ and takes regular drives. weather permit
/ ting. It is not true that the family had
/ been summoned. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
! Gladstone win so to Cannes on Saturday,
in accordance with an arrangement made
weeks ago.
Lord Stuart Kennel. with whom Mr..
| Gladstone is visiting. telographs tonight
at $40 o'clock that Mr.. GIadstone's health
is good.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
MORAES' WOULD-BE SLAYERS
Three of the Accused Set Free and
One Convicted.

Rio de Janeiro, Jan. Ex-senator Pin
heiro, Seniors Jose Marino and Timtos
Castro, members of the chamber of dep
uties of Brazil, and two civilians, all of
whom were accused of completely in the
recent plot to kill President Moraes and
upset the existing government, have been
tried by the extraordinary tribunal and
set at liberty.
General Clycerio, Of the Brazilian army,
who took part in the revolutionary plot,
has been convicted and the government
has decided to degrade him.
1t is rumored that the person who adj
vanced bail for Vice President Pereira,
accused of leading the revolution, viii
withdraw. This may result in the i'm
prisonment of Pereira.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20

the police who split the mob up into noisy
groups which then began parading Varl-
Gus parts of the Latin quarter, Where
there was much excitement.
AS a precaution to prevent disturbances
the bridges from the Latin quarter were
today guarded by the police, and the resi-
dence of Matthew Dreyfus and Emile 10
la were guarded. A small mob OF stud
ents assembled outside the law schooi
with the usual cries, but the ponce pre-
vented a serious demonstration
Midnight-There have been no further
demonstrations up to midnight The city
is tranquil
An anti-Jewish manifestation took place
at Toulouse and there have been demon
strations at Nantes and Rouen, where
there were several arrests.
It is said that the students association
and committees have resolved to abstain
from further demonstrations, pending
the trial of NJ. lola.
Algiers, Jan. 19.-The students here en-
gaged in a violent anti-Hebrew demon
stration yesterday evening. They were
dispersed by the police.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
INWARDNESS OF DREYFUS' CASE
How the Women in the Case Let the
secret Out.

London. Jan. 19.-With every show of
authority the Pail Mall Gazette this af-
ternoon prints an article purporting to
give the inwardness of the Dreyfus case,
and explains that documents in addition
to the Bordereaus. on which the govern
ment found the prisoner guilty, were OBJ
tanned in the following manner from the
Germany military attache, Won Funcke:
Nine or ten months before the arrest
of Dreyfus, Won FUncke was suddenly re-
moved from his post. The explanation OF
his removal throws a curious light on the
Dreyfus case and explains in some mea-
sure the attitude of the government.
When his predecessor. Baron Won Nuene,
left Paris he handed Won Funcke list
of persons in France who were in rela-
ton with The general intelligence depart
ment, enjoining him never to let 1t out
of his hands Won Funcke carried the
document in a leather bag around his
neck. Shortly after entering upon his du-
ties. an incident occurred whereby Wo-
man Of Ill repute obtained the document
and took it to the foreign office, where
II was hastily photographed and returned
TO her. she returning it to Won Funcke,
who, in the meantime. had discovered his
loss and. like an honest soldier and at
tache FASTENED to inform the German
government of his mishap, hence his re-
call.
"Curiously enough. the woman refused
COMPENSATION offered her. On the chief
document the French government went
deliberately to work and am assured on
authority that it leaves no room for DOUBT
that the name of Dreyfus appeared on
it. but it being a common name In both
Germany and France suspicion did not
Immediately fail on the officer subsequent
" condemned. Later it served as con-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
cITYIN BRIEF

( Mrs. w II. Fuller Is IN Lawre,.ee Wis
| iting her old home.
Mr.. z. W. Van Kirk left yesterday
morning for Conway Springs
Mr.. r. a. Cox was in Newton yesterday
/ attending to some business affairs.
Manager z. /. MartIing Of tho opera
house was sick al his home yesterday.
Miss Fannie Lewis left last night FOR
Denver. Colo. on account OF her health.
Mrs. Jackson Is entertaining her sister.
Mrs Thornbaugh. OF Omaha. for few
weeks.
Mrs. Clara Baton IS entertaining her
brother. Mr. Dan Hurst. OF Howard. Tor
few days.
=. A. Gackeubach left for HIS home yes
terday on account Of the serious sickness
of his mother.
Miss Anna Clark left yesterday for her
home IN Marietta. Ohio. after several
years residence here.
Mr.. 2. g. FuuirFton came IN yesterday
from his ranch near Relvidere and regis
tered az the Manhattan.
Miss Spruce Tartar expects 10 leave IN
the very near future on two weeks
trip 20 Colorado SPRINGS.
Mr.. =. 81 DunSin. travelling passenger
agent o. tho Rock Island. arrived IN The
city yesterday from Topeka
Yesre-5s7-s article on the date q THE
coal ra-s hearing should have been Jan
uary 9Th instead ~ June Zth.
Mr ". A. Hart went 20 Belle Plain yss-
terdsy morning o. attend 90 some ofnciai
business Tor the santa p road
Ex-Mayor William s. Grosyennor of
Kurman. Mas ia THE city yss,erday at
teadiug 20 SEINE business matters
M-. ". J. weser IS IN Iawrercs az
tending TO some bgr.rsss matters AID
visiting among hiz old friends there
sr. e. -. B.ttiag returned yesterday
afternoon from two weeks fr1p t9 sew
York city anI the eastern markets.
VI william Cre.nenateir. r.. ls ia fhs
city from Burnett J. r.. visiting with old
friends md relatives f1r a fez days.
AL members n tha Young Peoples
Chapter % e. johns ehpreH uin meet
tAis evening in TIE church basement az
~.
8r e. =. P1ouman. cashier . re
Bank ~ BoTart wa q TIE cifT TeHfer-
Gag atter1fag 20 some buslnses in e9a-
Her.f1a vlta hlE h3Ese-
Rsr. ,. ". Price ard farally eEps-, %
ieavs next saturday fer ErnPoria- where
f.er. Pree aaz ire paaf2rats - ;ss -
garnes Eaoflst chr~rh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
UKEDTHE SUICIDE PLAN
Kentucky Girl Acts Instantly
on the Suggestion.
BAD GANG ROUNDED UP
Engineer Has a Pitched Battle
With TrampS.

louisville KY, Jan. ia message
from Maysville, KY, says: News of the
suicide of Miss Harriet Keith Owens on
Monday at Crab Orchard Farm, the home
of her father Basil y. Owens, near Wash
ington, reached here last night. Miss
Owens has been in poor health for some
time and had to give up her school last
fall on that account. She rested unus-
ually well Sunday night and seemed very
cheerful, eating hearty breakfast.
She read the account of the shooting
of ex-senator Blackburns daughter, Mrs.
Lane, with much interest. After reading
about the shooting she went to her
brothers room and securing a pistol
placed it TO her temple and fired the fatal
shot. Death was instantaneous. Miss
owens was one of the brightest girls in
tins county and the Owens family is a
prominent one. The tragedy is widely de-
plored.
ANXIOUS TO HEAR LUETGERT.
Chicago. jar 19.-Anxety to hear the
closing proceedings in the trial of Adolph
i. Iuetgert for tEe murder Of his wife,
a
Judge. Faris' court room today in which
the two bailiffs standing guard at the
door were badly mauled and several pro-
.noters severely dubbed. A crowd of four
or five hundred, including many women,
had gathered outside the court room.
Suddenly a rush was started for the
doors, and though the guards resisted
vigorously they were swept aside and the
crowd poured into the colurt room, caus-
ing considerable excitement. a detach-
ment of police was sent for and ty hard
work succeeded in clearing the room and
driving the crowd out into the street.
The rush, il is said. was caused by a
rumor that Luetgert was to 90 on the
stand this afternoon.
BAD GANG ROUNDED Up.
Tucson. Ariz, Jan. 19.-Tt is reported
that Black Jacks gang Of outlaws was
surrounded in the mountains near the
Boundary line by several posses, including
the posse sent out by the Mexican gov
eminent. and that a fight occurred in
which one of the robbers was killed and
four captured. Two attempted to es-
cape after being caught and were shot
hands Of the Mexican officers and it is
claimed that they met death in like man
ner. The remainder of the freebooters
went in southerly direction and are
supposedly in the interior of Mexico in
the Sierra Madre mountains.
FOUGHT WITH TRAMPS.
Cleveland. Ohio, jan ia desperate
fight which will result in the death of
one man occurred, on an Erie railway
train near Wilson this afternoon. Spe-
ciaI Engineer McNabb was attacked by
four tramps and pelted with iron ore.
He shot two of them, Alfred Green and
John Green. The former is in the hos
pltal and will die.
AUGUST AMBS GIVES BOND.
St Joseph, Mo, Jan. 19-August f.
Ambs, the st. Louis man charged with
Forging g. large number of Atchinson,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad tickets, who
came here voluntarily from st. Louis,
was arrested this afternoon and gave
bond for appearance at preliminary trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between 81. Louis
and Jacksonville.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
ZGIA WILL DIE FIGHTING
Anti-Semite Outbreaks Keeps the
Paris Police BUSY.

Paris. Jan. 19.-It is said that Emile
Eola has already prepared his defense
and that he will call 80 witnesses. fnclud-
Sg handwriting experts. when he is tried
For publicly accusing number Of French
officials in connection with the Dreyfus
proceedings.
A band of 200 students paraded the
Boulevard Des Capucines with the inten-
lion of making demonstration before
The military club, but they were dis
sersed.
A demonstration in which 200 students
hook part occurred at O'Clock before the
Pantheon. The students shouted against
the Hebrews. They were driven away by
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-20
Nominated by the President.

Washington, Jan. 19-The president to-
day sent the following nominations to
the senate:
To be consuls-Oscar Durante Of 1llinoi
at Catamaia. Italy; Henry NJ. Hunt of
Illinois, at Antigua, West Indies; Claude
NJ. Bernard. TO be attorney Of the United
States for the Eastern district of North
Carolina; Samuel R Crumb of Kentucky,
to be supervising inspector Of steam YES
sells for the Seventh district.
Observation-Disclosures Herbert NJ
Bushnell. Lincoln.
Washington. Jan. 19.-The senate con-
firmed these nominations:
Charles Page Bryan, to be minister to
Brazil: z. II. Conger OF Iowa, to be min
lister to China.
lobe consuls:-G. c. E. Weber Of Ohio
at Nuremburg. Bavaria: J. r Ruff1n Of
Tennessee, at Ascuncion, Paraguay; W.
w. Touvelle OF Ohio. al Belfast, Ireland;
s. NJ. Taylor, OF Ohio. at Glasgow; B. T.
Stone of Ohio. at Huddersfield, Eng: Ru-
fus Fleming, of Ohio. at Edinburg, Scot
land.
Prague, Jan. I9.-The troops have been
summoned and tonight patrols Occupied
the chief points OF the city, owing to
threatening disturbances arising from the
Czech ferment. few arrests have been
made, but nothing serious has occurred
thus far.
Berlin. Jan. IA bill already approved
by the bundesrath vii go 10 the reich
stag tomorrow. increasing the North
German Lloyd Steamship compsuy-s sub
sidy by 10000 marks for fifteen years
on condition OF a fortnightly service TO
China and an acceleration Of speed 70 four
teen knots.
San Antonio Texas. Jan lathe sew
eath annual convention OF the Texas
Livestock association was concluded to
day Much discussion was had as 10 the
best method Of feeding cattle for export
Some maintained that it was necessary
20 feed both cottouseed meal and corn
meal. with q greater quantity % the lat
ter toward the end OF the feeding. 4
committee was appointed 20 ask the STATE
agricultural department 0 make expert
ments il the matter. The same depart
msnt- by resolution was asked % tn
and invent some remedy for the horn ~.
The export OF cattle from Texas points
was discussed
Officers we're elected az follows: Pres
ident T. 7 Little OF san AntoHia: arsr
vice president c 3. Lucas; second vice
president ! 2 Green
Fifteen delegates were appointed 70 az
tend the National Stock Rztsers co1ven-
ton al Denver. January = Galveston
was selected as the next meeting place.