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, 1898-12-30
Wildwood,
Notice TO Limit Creditors.

Augustus Hilton, executor of John J. Stur-
mer, deceased, by direction of the Surrogate
of the County of Cape May, hereby gives no.
tice to the creditors of said decedent to bring
in their debts, demands and claims against
the estate of said decedent under oath, with
in nine months, or they will be forever barred
of any action therefore against the said
executor.
AUGUSTUS HILTON,
Dated November 23d, 1898. Executor.
, 1898-12-30
VOL. 9, NO. %.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
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Money Order Office. Orders cashed at all
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Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
lOc, 25c. II {. G. fail, druggists refund money.
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Cape Nav County Courts.

The Court House correspondent of
the Public Ledger gives the following
account of the December term of the
Cape May County Courts:
"When Supreme Court Justice Lud-
low took his seat Tuesday morning he
found the court room prettily trimmed
with evergreens and the national c%olors,
an innovation that originated with the
newly installed Sheriff Reeves. In
charging the Grand Jury, Judge Lud-
low called attention to the decorations,
and said 81 hope we shall all have a
Merry Christmas time of it here to-
gether, and hksntlemen, | wish you all
a Happy N Near"
"Of the c on the Supreme Court
list four wei because OF the absence
of a@ttorneysS( one was tried-Smith
Hand VS.. ST. Harder improvement
company. trial proceeded wl1h
casess 81 wa9 at OF Oscar A. Fow, Of
Philadelphia rs. Horace NJ. Cake, for
meats furnish I'D Congress Hall, Cape
May City, du5ing the summer of 1897,
the jury giving tow a verdict for S900.
or the five appeals listed in Common
Pleas, four went off,
The Grand Jury came in with four
bills as follows: Jesse, John and Hen
ny Brown and Edgar Lee, assault; Ben
jamin Butler, trespass with gun; JOS
eph X. Williams, alias WINDY Jim, y
maintaining a nuisance; Elizabeth To-
TAM and Mary Carroll, breaking, en-
tering and larceny.
ION Wednesday Benjamin Butler,
of Holly Beach, was convicted of tres
passing with a gun on Two Mile Beach
In violation of a law passed last winter
increasing the maximum penalty for
cunning on lands on which warning
notices have been posted. The case
attracted widespread attention among
the farmers and sportsmen.
, 1898-12-30

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ForSaIe.

Two stage coaches, formerly run be-
First-class vehicles, suitable for carry
ing passengers and baggage, and will
he sold very low. Address /. y. Dubois,
Mlllville, \. j.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Reeve & MartS,
ESTATE BROKERS

Philadelphia and Wildwood.
Bargains in Lots and improved Properties.
Gle eral Care taken of Properties.
Insurance placed in the best Companies.
Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage.
All kinds of goods purchased ON orders.
, 1898-12-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me di-
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery of
New Jersey, | will expose to sale at public
Vendue, on
, 1898-12-30

Henry w. Mart, Wildwood Post Office.
If you want to buy property, to rent or sell your property, or if you have
money tt loan Or desire to borrow, have insurance to place, or property to be
looked after during the Winter, or any repairing done, or desire to do any fur
nshng, either for the shore or for your Winter home, why call on us II write
and we will give your wants prompt and careful attention.
, 1898-12-30
West Jersey & SeashOre Railroad
Anglesea Branch

Schedule In Effect October 4, 1898.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
GOMEZ TO BlANCO.
Patriots Chicftain Urges That spain Ac.
know ledge Cuba's Freedom.

Patriots Chicftain Urges That spain Ac-
know ledge Cuba's Freedom.
New York. Jan. l3.-Estrada Palma
has received a copy of a letter written
by General Maxine Gomez. the rebel
chief in Cuba, to Captain General Blan-
co. The letter says in part:
You have come to substitute Wey-
Ter. To a man of your conditions 1
would ask, as I did in the case of Gen.
eral Campos: What are your aims and
purposes? To exterminate US? 1t u
impossible to do that, and to pretend
such a thing might be little honor to
you.
lis your purpose to subdue us? That
is absurd and might prove a ridiculous
attempt for you. Our determination Is
well known and patent. Neither exter-
mination or submission would mean
peace. In view of this fact. ] now re-
peat 10 you what I said to General
Campos: Let this bloodshed be
stopped. Let the use of the torch cease.
general Spain should not allow Cuba
to owe her independence, directly or in
directly, to outside help. Let the deep
abyss between Cubans and Spaniards
disappear by Spain's recognition of the
Cuban republic. Then there shall be
eternal peace. Otherwise there shall be
blood and fire That would be the COM
mand Of our honor and dignity. We
would follow II until victory, which al
ways crowns those who fight for jus
tice, settles our fate"
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
MICHIGAN CROP REPORT.
Wheat Was Injured Very Little. If at All.
During December.

Lansing, Jan. 1S.-The ground in the
principal wheat-growing sections OF
Michigan was bare of snow until about
the nth of December, and lightly COW
cred from this date to the end Of the
month. The prevailing opinion among
correspondents is that wheat was in
jured very little, If at all, during De-
cember In answer TO the question:;
HAS wheat during December suffered
Injury from any cause?" forty-seven
correspondents in the state answer
Yes" and 625 NO" and in answer TO
the question:: Has the ground been
we'll covered with snow during Decem-
her?" eghty-seVen correspondents in
the southern counties answer Yes"
and 284 NO" in the central counties
forty-one answer Yes" and ia mo"
and in the northern counties sixty an
swer Yes and twenty-three NO" The
total number Of bushels Of wheat re-
ported marketed in December is 1871
73S, and in the five months. August-De-
cember. 9,OS4 054, which is 3,S44,Sl1 bush
els more than reported marketed in the
same months last year.
The average condition OF live stock in
the state is reported as follows. COM
parison being with stock in good,
healthy and thrifty condition; Horses,
96 per cent: cattle. 90 per cent; sheep,
9S per cent, and swine, 81 per cent
The average prices Jan. of some OF the
principal farm products in the markets
where farmers usually market such
products, were as follows: The aver
age price of wheat was Sc cents per
bushel; of corn 2S cents, and Of oats q
cents, and the average price Of hay was
$6.34 per ton. The average price of fat
cattle was $3.5s per cwt., of fat hogs.
sS.16 per cwt.. and of dressed pork, A.12
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
Uprising OF sEMINoLEs.
People Are Alarmed but 1t Is Pronounced
Fake.

Kansas City, Jan Unsurpassed ex-
citement prevails over the meager re-
ports from the Indian territory of the
uprising OF the Seminoles. Nothing
more definite than the statement that
$50 reds had started on the warpath
from Earlsboro; that they were killing
all the whites whom they met. and
that the whites were arming and hur-
rying their families out OF the country
has been received. Although many sto-
ries which were not borne out by the
facts had previously been circulated
from the territory, so persistent have
been the rumors that the Seminoles
would avenge the burning Of two of
their number that confirmed reports
are awaited with fear and dread. In
dian territory is settled principally by
whites from this part Of the southwest
and the anxiety Of their friends and
relatives here may easily be imagined
special from Muscogee. /. t. says:
Official circles here are aStir over the
news of the uprising. and Marshal Ben
nett. who was 10 leave for Washington.
has postponed the trip, and will leave
with his deputy Bud Dedbetter, for the
scene Of the trouble. A troop of cav
airy is now on the way to the Seminole
nation.
On account of his popularity with the
Seminoles, Marshal Bennett will no
doubt induce them to lay down their
arms and return in peace to their
homes, and no further trouble is ex-
pected after he arrives in the nation.
Information received here from Okla
homa City is to the effect that 100armed
citizens have started from that place
for Earlsboro on a special train to head
| off the bloodthirsty Seminoles and pre-
vent repetition Of the Maud postofiice
| massacre.
Wichita, Kan. Jan. 13-A special TO
| The Beacon from Earlboro. i. T., says:
| Scouts sent out from here are coming
back and report the Creek and Seminole
\ Indian uprising a fake.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
AFTER MAYOR HARRISON.
Legislative Inquiry Promises to Expose
Violations of the Law.


Violations of the Law.
Chicago, Jan. 13.--It now looks as
though the developments in the inves-
tigation OF the police department and
the civil service commission under
Mayor Harrison would be as sensation
al as those of the famous Lexow COM
mittee in New York city when Mayor
Strong went into office. Evidence of
the most discriminating character has
been brought out by the senate COM
mittee headed by Senator Berry, and
before the senators are through they
say they will be able TO show that not
only has there been the grossest viola
ton Of the letter and spirit Of the merit
system but that it is directly charge
able TO Mayor Harrison and the civil
service commission.
National Committeeman Jameson
and others prominent in the councils
Of the Republican party were present
at the session of the committee and are
taking the deepest interest in the de-
yelopments All disclaim any enmity
toward the merit system, but say the
primary object Of the investigation is
not to undermine the law that the Re-
publican legislature placed on the stat
ute books. but to strengthen II and
force the Democratic administration to
enforce il to the letter. This the party
leaders say is not being done by Mayor
Harrison and the present commission.
and evidence they say will be brought
ont 70 prove this
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
DIR. Hunter Is Chosen.

washington, Jan. 13.-Dr. Hunter has
been chosen as the Illinois member of
the congressional campa gn committee.
This probably means the renomination
OF Faulkner as chairman OF the Demo
cratic congressional committee, al
though that gentleman still modestly
protests that he does not want IL. MT.
Hinrichsen gave out statement In
which he showed that he had been de-
ceived by the Illinois delegation, who
allowed him to think they would sup
port him. He lays his defeat to per-
sonal ste and does not mention eX-
Governor Altgeld.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13

San Francisco. Jan. iS.-Durlng the
laet twenty -four hours cold storm has
swept almost over the entire state Of
California Snow has fallen in many
counties. the semi-tropical belt not be-
ing exempt. and rain. which was badly
needed, has come in sufficient Quanti-
ties 10 crafty all growers OF cereals.
The weather Is still cold. but the indi-
cations favor rise Of temperature and
fruit growers are confident that no In
fury will result
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
POSTMASTER mt Menominee.

Menominee, Mich. Jan. 1S.-Tele-
grams announcing the appointment of
Michael II. Kern, as postmaster OF
Menominee. were received mere ana
there is great rejoicing among the
friends of the successful candidate up
on the satisfactory elimination OF the
long and hotly contested struggle for
the office. Kern was indorsed by Con-
gresham Sheldon. The other candi-
date for the place was A. G. stephen
son. who was champIoned by his uncle.
ex-Conpressman Stephenson.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
Non.Parti.an National w. G. t. U.

Columbus. O.. Jan. 13.-The non-par-
tisan National w. c. T. u. has ad-
iourned. The following department
secretaries were elected: National
evangelist and organizer. Mrs. Isabel
Plum OF Chicago; evangelist secretary
Mrs. o. c. Alfred, Massachusetts, edu-
cational secretary. Mrs. Florence Por-
ter. Maine; legislative secretary, Mrs
Lydia III. Tilton. Washington; Sunday
school work. Mrs. II. S. Ellen, Phila-
delphia; reserve work. Mrs. Agnes c.
Paul, Maine: industrial training. Mrs
A. f.. d. burlington. Maine; army and
marine corps, Miss Rachael Levy
Washington: young peoples work. Miss
Elsie Bigby, Iowa; press work, Mrs
Mary North. Anacostia; work for ma
tional guards, Mrs. Wittemeyer Sara
toga pa
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
Fusion I'm Minnesota.

Minneapolis. Jan. 13.-Fusion Of all
silver elements in Minnesota Is official
ly indorsed by the state central COM
mittee. Chairman Rosing made the
announcement emphatically at the
Jackson banquet. William j. Bryan, In
his speech concluded at a. m. de-
voted considerable time to indorsing
the fusion idea and Illustrating its efh-
cacy by the results in Nebraska. This
is regarded as a decisive blow to the
adoption OF the Ohio plan In Mime
eata
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
Commission Men Meet.

Buffalo, N. Y. Jan. 13-The sixth an
nual meeting of the National League
Of Commission Merchants OF the Unit
ed States opened here and will continue
for three days. The league has branch
es In twenty-five of the largest COM
mercial centers east OF Rocky mount
aims, extending from New Orleans TO
Boston and from the Atlantic to MIN
neapoiis. The membership comprises
some two hundred and fifty firmswhoss
business 10 the handling Of farm prod
ucts>
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
New Fusion I'm Eansaa.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 13.-The Kansas
Free Silver Republicans held a meet
inc IN this city and resolved to support
the Populists in the coming campaign
in Kansas. The resolutions indorsed
the ST. Louis silver convention plat
form and recommended a closer union
with the Democrats and Populists. At
q conference Of Popuhsts. Democrats
and s,lverites an agreement for COM
plete fusion OF the three forces was
effecred
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
NlPPEo m The BUD.
Alleged Plot to Release Desperate CHI
cago Murderer.

Chicago, Jan. 1S.-Rumors OF daring
plot to release Chris Merry. the wife
murderer, caused considerable excite
ment in Judge Horizons court room.
Bailifts at the doors were reinforced by
detectives from the Maxwell street po-
lice station. These officers are ac-
ouainted with Merry's friends and were
instructed to refuse them admission. A
number of Merry's former associates
endeavored 70 get into the court room,
but were barred.
The story goes that friends and con-
federates were to mass in the court
room and at given signal overpower
the bailiffs and rush Merry down an
elevator and out of the building. The
summary measure taken by the Of
ficers has now precluded any possibility
Of the success Of the plot.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
oh,o Auti-ss,oon League.

columbus. o., Jan. 1s.-The third ma
tional convention of the Anti-Saioon
league and the state convention or the
ohio Saloon league opened joint sese
sion in the Columbus auditorium. One
hundred and twenty delegates had ar
rived from outside Ohio. This state has
several hundred delegates. Addresses
Of welcome were meSs
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
PROTECTS STATE SECURITIES.
Wisconsin stockholders In Bankrupt Loan
Associations Benefited.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 13.-The several
hundred shareholders in Wisconsin OF
the American Savings and Loan asso-
citation OF Minneapolis will rejoice over
the decision of the supreme court hand
ed down in the case of DR.. p. V. Lewis
of San Prairie against William ID. Hale,
receiver for Minnesota OF the associa-
tion. The association has securities
amounting to about 100000 on deposit
with the Wisconsin state treasurer as
security for Wisconsin shareholders,
but when the concern went into the
hands of a receiver two or three years
ago Receiver Hale claimed these securi-
ties as part Of the general assets.
The circuit court decided that the Sc
curlties should remain for the sole ben
eft of Wisconsin shareholders, and this
decision is aftirmsd by the supreme
court. ~
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
Draper Trial Begins.

Jacksonville. Ills. Jan. 1s-The de-
9ense In the Draper case outlined the
policy of defense. which will be main
ly temporary insanity together with
self-defense. The afternoon was al
most wholly occupied with the exami-
,at,on of Judge Kirby. the employer OF
Hastings. the murdered man. and for
whom Draper had worked up to Jan.
81. 1895.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13

81. Paul. Jan. lS.-The Dawsons. IA
ther and son. are free men. The two
remaining indictments against them
were dismissed suddenly. like the 9TH
ers. The trial OF the Indictment for en-
bessiing OF $4,000 by overdraft. against
william Dawson. ST.. short as II Wa.
was not without several sensational In
cidanta.
The copper country evening news., 1898-01-13
ne.th of ,lnstice Neuman,

Madison, Wis. Jan. 1s.-Justice A. ".
Newman OF the supreme court, who
fractured his skull by = fall ON an icr
sidewalk, has died Of Ills tnjuriea
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-25
The Rev. Irl L. Hicks

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besides containing his monthly storm
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Leioux,

Nov. 22.-The new band of Swan
R yer was established by A. Walkowski.
They take their lessons twice a week at
the Parochial school. The band men,
bers are j. Sobiech. s, Sobiech. j. Nowak,
A. Guneick, Paul Jabas, J. kudrowski,
Peter WoznIak and Mr.. Zaryn.
Mr.. Scygurka. Of OpoIc, left here last
week Tuesday. He was visiting his SON
in-law, Mr.. Koziol.
Alex Wochnick is rafting his talking
machine.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Puchala, OF
North Prairie, we're here over Sunday
visitilg his father-m-law, Albert Sobiech.
John Wozniak, who was working at
Little Falls since last fall In the planning
mill, visited his par ents over Sunday.
Last Monday forenoon at 10 O'Clock
the marriage Of Mike Derring and
Catherine Week was solemnized by Rev.
Father Suszczynski at the church of St.
Stauislans. At John Zmuda's there was
quite a large party which enjoyed the
dances.
Two wedding we're announced last
Sunday by Rev. Father Suszczy nski. they
are Frank Kcrryn and Mary Dziedzicz,
and Frank Parzaetka and Augustine
Zmuda.
Mr.. Puntak's sou is very i'll.
Mrs. Val. Gustyn is recovering from
the effects OF the accidental emitting o.
her right foot.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-25
Direct to Boundary.


Duluth News Tribune: Powers &
Simpson, who are building about IS
miles of railway from Hibbing north
west, will be running trains over the
line soon after Jan. /. This will
make a through line from this city
to the waters of the Big Fork nav
igable for small craft, and connecting
directly by that river with the Lake
of the Woods nd Rat Portage.
1t is said that the numbering oper-
ations to be carried on this winter in
that vicinity for Minneapolis mills
and those at Little Falls will vmount
to about $50, 600 900 feet, di,trib
uted as follows: Swan River Log.
cling company, 150,000,000 feet;
Powers : & Simpson, 50,0O0.000;
Price Brothers, $4,000, 900; Backus
& Co., Is, 900, 900; freeman & Grey,
Is, 100000; Mitchell & Mcclure, 49,
600, 900; Shevlin & CARPENTER Coin
pany 100000, and others lesser
amounts. This is exclusive of oper-
ations along the Brainerd & North
ern Minnesota and on tributaries of
the Mississippi below the Swap.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-25
The Best and Cheapest.


The New York Independent, the
leading weekly newspaper of the
world, and one whose pages exercise
the widest influence, is entering upon
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-25
Hu6.:

Nov. 22.-All our men who went west
to harvest and thresh have returned, ex-
cent A. q. Oby and be is expected every
day now. ~ A.. I. p. =:
). The Free Methodists are still continu-
ing services at the church here with a
degree of determination eommenLabIe
ut least. and considerable interest has
been awakened. 49,. 49,
w. II. uiah went to Little Falls FRI
day and returned Saturday. ~ :. .:..
Monday was q very stormy day for
dressing turkeys but it had to be done
III certain cases. MRS. Kate Gish and
Mrs. Nancy Brown had about forty pre-
pared for market. g.. ..; 49,:
H. Oby made a trip to Randall Tues
day.
The storm Monday put quietus on
the meetings at the church for one night
at least. 49,: -. :, .'.-.>
flour young folks g off and get mar
ried en- the sly they need not expect q
write up from US. = -
s. 8. Martin did not stop hauling wood
to Randall for the snow storm Monday
but made his regular trip. -;
Geo. w. Gish fell from his wagon while
hauling IN corn and was 80 severely
bruised as to be practically laid up for a
few days past. He is recovering.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-25
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