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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-03
Hills

We the representatives. OF the 6. Q. 2
trld o. caucus Wednesday evening and
to,ninuted the following tickets. judy,
~ Election, Elwood Ial ar; Assessor, II.
d ChaIma,; lnsl ector. A. A. Lorah;
chool Directors, Y. Hull. w. II. Biddlc
nd G. y. Sadlrr; Auditors, L. $. Little;
Treasurer, g. + Darby; Road tommi-s-
uhvr, Lyman Nurtru; Town Clerk Frauci-
Ifltc len: pvefsctr ui poor, Aaron Lewis:
!Gstice OF Peace, L. Litle. Our Demo
cratic friends held heirs Thursday even.
iug but since Mr.. Bryan has been in Mexi-
60 doubling his money they could not fiud
Democl ,is enough TO fill their ticket they
-uhsli;yej some god Republicans who
hnrI cncd to he there. We have our
alniou Of man tlai will attend Two
eaGcu-ee tor he office OF Road Commiss-
ioner, aud would not vote for him not
even for Poor Master ilit was not case
ot' nee, ssily.
big \ lille a (ron)" away from his
PARTY; why? To seek an office from a
Democratic caucus, because the Republi.
cln- woud not try.
VIM. Br,,umhcck OF this place and Miss
Julia Shad"ck of Wiliamsport were
narli,d at louisville Tuesday. Rev
drvvcr oihciiting they are visit
ing feicnds al Nhunk at present; the happy
c'ul lc have the best wishes of their many
friends
We hear Of another wedding in the near
future, is there ANYTHING of il Sick.
The c. L. OF Ihe Church OF Chris, held a
nghl cap social at The home of w. A.
Giunlble Thursday ev, ming which was a
success both socially and financially.
After Il pleasant visit with friends and
relatives ut this place A. L. aud G. Z.
Green aud families lett Tor their home il
Porl .lervis n. y. where they will resume
tbcir occupation OF Bridge building tol the
Erie II. r.
Brooks Field, Joseph IIaten Lafayette
>hatler, Ed Sliailer. Sohn Norman. and
Geo Pdco OF Proctorville aud Geo. Tall.
man and j J. sander of Loyasock were
pleasant callers OF w G. No $50 2. q. S.
oi A. on Friday evening.
Pccks Orchestra gave a concert AT Tie
Sadlvr House Saturday evening which was
a success. they c,n sill play Sweet Marie.
The Hotel sign reminds US, we would
like u whisky wash hui alas cold weather
fh,ds us with bnl five cenls in cold cash.
Geo. Washington is dead and the ther-
mumctcr is down to Oh!
Lloyd sick was out riding Sunday. (nit. J
M%ny OF our boys and girls took adval,-
tage of the beautiful, Sunday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-03
Eagles Mere.

Ice cutting and filing ice houses seems
TO he the 20 in our town.
Nelson Bennett was called to see hi>
SEX 10Y Carlton whom Mr. liarily Chill
SON raised. When he arrived there he
iourd he had passed away. Interment
IN Forksvile cemetery on sunday.
| guess our tphogan is Il fall in now they
have cut a hole in the ice and don't hear
any more about il at present.
William Parmeiier has been engaged
IN driving W. II. Vanhuskirls team fill
ing the ice house at Hotel A legheny, and
Bondun is whtcking the mules for him
Miss 'rolie Recce OF Laporle came home
SUNDAY with u horse aud sleigh aud did
not have any driver, but when she got
to .lerrl's she saw NJ. aud he took care OF
the horse.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-03
LAPORTE PENNA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY BS
A Swindler Exposed.

special Concsl ond,nce.
\ few of lhepeople near Soncstown hav'
been vclnizcd bv Il man from ano hel
section, aud the general caution is brwar'
Of him Late Thursday afternoon
shnhhilv dressed individual whose breatl
: .vored strongly OF ihtoxicants came int
the blacksmith shop below town and re
i1uestcd some work done. The mans be-
lr,vior and The extremely poor condition
OF his sle'ls and tenn aroused Mr. Edgar's
suspicons and he refused 10 do all the
work required At this the man said he
was working for VIM. Van Dyne who
lad sent him TO have the sleds repaired
nd the money would he paid 10y Va
n,ne as he himself had none. He stayed
III night with John Snyder, and derartei
in tie morning. repeating that Van Dyne
would also pay his board. Arriving he-
torr the latter u few hours later his stor,
was differently told. He then had be-
c me Il poor man who II night long had
been on the mountain searching for the
comp wherein he hoped to find work.
Hr. Van Dyne could not hire him because
is slcd- would not hold the logs accord
ingv, he said lie would start for his home
at hcnnedatc for II betlerpalr. OF another
nan heiuquircd the way to Picture Rocks
living 'hatas his'd, stnation. He promis
i to be back hy Sunday evening. bur
Wednesday finds him still absent and the
men he deceived indignantly awaiting
heir next news Of him.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-03
Teachers Local Institute.

Following is the program for local
institute 10 be held at Hillsgrove on Sat-
urday, Februara -:
Literature in school, Miss Greathead.
Requisites in modern school rooms, v.
Hull.
Horace Mann. Miss Clarke.
Eastern and Western class methods.
Mr.. Warren.
Intellectual incentives, E. J. Wandall
Commercial work in recitations, Mr..
Hoagand
Wide awake directors, L. B. Speaker.
Chart drill. "Class present." Miss Ler
nard
All are cordially invited to meet with
US. PROGRAMME CoMAlTTEE
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-03
Forksville.

Rev. Noll of Dushore, visited the school
at this place, Tuesday OF last week. He
seems to be particularly interested in the
primary school.
Messrs E. NJ. Schanbacher and +. w.
Wandall attended Local Institute at Nun
cy Valley, Saturday.
Miss Lottie King of Jamison is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Pearl Brewer Of Lopez is visiting
relatives in town this week.
Two merry sleigh loads went to zee the
logs slide, they say they saw the log slide
but did not see the logs slide. We also
saw one of the girls slide in the wrong
load.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Messersmith, and
daughters Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in Lopez.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-03
Number So.
Minutes of the Local Institute.

The Local Institute for the districts of
Davidson, Shrewsbury, Laporte, and
Lapore BArough was held at Muncy
Valley January 2Sth and 29th. The
program for the8vening session consisted
Of rescitations and essays by the pupils of
ne various schools of the districts. The
music was rendered by the Sonestown and
Muncy Valley chors. Supt. Meylert
delivered an able address on sswhat
makes good school. The morning ses
sion was called to order by the president
Miss Miller. The following topics essen
ials to success in teaching, Rapid Calcul-
alton object of Text Books, Language
Training, Teaching decimal fractions,
when and how should literature be taught
were discussed by Supt. Meylert, Messrs,
Sweeney, Gallagher, Hazzen, Yeagle,
Herman, Phillips aud Misses Roach, Karge
Mosteller, Lusch, and Mrs. Cook.
Theaiternoon session was called to order
10y the president. The first works was the
discussion of the question box Followed
10y the topics assigned
Practical drawing for busy work, T. +.
Herman; Moral training, Jennie Roach;
How to make geography interesting, w.
B. Hazzen; The child considered psychi.
cally and physically, A. Durham; Enforce
ment OF compulsory school law, by direc
tors, A. A. Baker.
ANTIoNETTE LANCASTER, Sec'y
The evening times., 1898-09-12
You are invited to participate in the enterprise.
CADET WHEELER's FUNERAL.
Marked Expressions of Sympathy at
Huntsville. Ala.

Huntsville. Ala, Sept. 12--The body of
Naval Cadet Thomas II. Wheeler. son of
Major General Joseph Wheeler. arrived
yesterday from the North and was taken
TO the family home at Wheeler Station
for burial. Accompanying the body were
General Wheeler his daughters. Misses
Lucy and Anna, Julia and Carrie Wheel
er: Major Beech. of the general personal
staff. and Lieutenant Joseph Wheeler.
The funeral was 10 have been held yes
terday. but owing To the delayed train il
was postponed until today.
The little town in which Cadet Wheeler
was born and reared TO manhood is in
deep mourning. Every resident knew and
loved him. and his death was considered
q personal loss. AT every station in the
congressional district the funeral train
was met by large crowds OF people elger
TO give expression TO their sympathy with
the gallant general in his bereavement
AT Huntsville a detail of twenty men
from the Fifth Cavalry, commanded by
Lieutenant J. W. Craig, boarded the train
and accompanied the body 10 Wheeler as
an escort of honor.
The funeral services We're conducted IN
the family mansion. Chaplain Tully, of
the Second Georgia Infantry. officiating.
assisted by Rev Charles Wright, of Tul-
lahoma. Tenn.
The evening times., 1898-09-12

S. s. Field. Baltimore, Md;
Blair Lee Silver Springs, Nd: William
Willis, ST. Michaels. Md; F. r. Neigh
bors Bucheystown, Md: Charles W.
Darr Laurel, Nd; Perry Emery. Unity,
Md: DR.. Henry Darling. Brightwood, d.
c.; F. NJ. Cox. Pomphret. Nd; G. 7.
Smith, Sandy Springs, Md; Charles r.
Darby Barnesvlle. Nd; DIR. T. NJ. Bald
win, Laurel, Md: Charles II. Notice, Bal
timore, Md; David Griffith, Redland, Md;
]. NJ. J. Martin. Brandywine, Nd; John
T. Sweeny. Halls. Md: William Dickson,
Washington. D. c.: c. C. Magruder. Up
per Marlboro, Md; Albert Gill, Norbeck,
Md; Thomas B. Howard Laytonsville,
Nd; Robert Moss. Annapolis Nd; ". z.
Phelps, Baltimore, Md; w. w. Levin,
Clarksburgh, Md: Judge ". B. Fleming
Washington, d, c.; Frank o. Smith Dun
kirk, Md: George B. Pfeiffer. Westwood
Md: Reese Meyer, Baltimore. Md: Will
liam Mex. Clayton, Brightwood Park d.
c.: Edward Phelps, Laurel. Md ;
Walter j. Mitchell, La Plata, Md. :
James Wingate. Hill Top. Md :
S. S. Swormstedt. Takoma Park, Md. ;
Ernest Hoffman, Hagerstown. Md;
Frank Driscol, Baltimore, Md. Enery
F, Coffin, Muirkirk, Nd; William T.
Whelan. Washington, d c.; Marshall
y. L,
Rockville, Md; John Bentley, Sandy
Springs. Md; James #. Briscoe, Prince
Frederick, Md: Lee NJ Lipscombe. Gath
ersburg, Nd; Major John l. Yollett. Bal
timore, Md. Enos X Newman Lakeland,
Md; II. d. Waters, Germantown Md.
Spencer {. Jones, Rockville. Md; ]. B.
| FitZhugh. Landover, Md: Preston Shan
non. kensington Md: William F. Thorne
| Friendly, Md; S. II. Riggs, Laytonsville,
Md: Gen. Irvine DUNCAN, Washington.
d. c.; John F. Hichy, Hyattsville Md. +:
]. B. Williams, Point of Rocks, Nd John
j. Yellott, Towson, Md.
The meeting adjourned at $50 o'clock.
and meeting of the steering committee
was held Immediately after to make ar
! rangements for the Baltimore cOnven-
| ton. 1t was in session about one hour
| and adjourned TO meet in Baltimore today
/ at p. m.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
FREE TRANSPORTATION.
Eleven Street Roads Grant Favors
to District Volunteers

The final meeting of the subcommittee
on street railways consisting of the treas
urers OF the various companies, who were
appointed by Mr. Hutchins, the chair
man. was held at the Ebbitt House on
Saturday evening last.
w. ]. Dante, of the Washington and
Great Falls Company, the acting chair
man OF the subcommittee, submitted the
report. The following roads consented
to grant free transportation to all men,
bers of the District Volunteers who pre-
sented themselves on their cars when in
uniform: Metropolitan Railroad Compa-
n.y. Columbia Railway Company. George
town and Tenleytown Railway Company
Washington and Great Falls Railway
Company. lexington and Soldiers Home
Railway Company. Belt Railway Com
pany, Washington and Glen Echo Rail-
road Company, Anacostia and Potomac
Railroad Company, Capital Railway Com
pany and Metropolitan Coach Company.
Mr.. Dante further reported that the
committee had called upon President
Dunlop, of the Capital Traction Company,
who said that the committee should sub
nit its request in writing and it would be
given consideration by the board of di-
rectors, which would meet on Wednesday
next. Up to the time of Mr.. Dante's re-
port nothing had been heard from the
Brightwood Company. The Metropolitan
and Columbia Companies had each con-
tributed cash to the general fund for the
reception of the troops but the manag-
ers of the other lines named above be-
lieved they were doing all they were able
to and by extending the fare on their
cars to the volunteers.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
CHILE AND ARGENTINA.
General Belief That War Betweer
Them Is Inevitable.

Valparaiso. Chile, via Galveston. Texas,
Sept. Fit is stated here that Argen-
tina's feverish war preparations are be-
ing made with the intention of refusing
a general arbitration of the boundary
question, as the government fears this
would deprive Argentina of extensive ter
ritory now within her jurisdiction.
The Chileans, who are anxious and
solid for peace. comment bitterly on Ar
gentina $ aggressive attitude and dilatory
proceedings. Great anxiety prevails. The
British and United States ministers have
asked the government 10 place them in
possession of the full details of the boun-
Diary dispute, to be sent TO their respec-
tive governments.
In anticipation of a conflict with Argen-
tina the agents of Chile are securing all
the available data from American officers
regarding their experiences in the late war
with Spain. in order that the navy Of their
government may be benefited by the les
sons which it taught.
This statement is made on the best au-
thority. and is an indicati of the strain
ed relations existing between the two
countries.
Ii is violating no confidence to say that
the representatives of Chile who have
been collecting the information have not
waited for the mails to carry what they
have learned to Santiago. but the cable
has been freely used, in order that their
government may have all the time p0ssi-
BILE to take advantage of the lessons which
the recent war taught
The evening times., 1898-09-12
LIEUT.. KIRKPATRICK BURIED.
Young NheeIer's Comrnde Rests in
m Cemetery Near Lexington. Va


Lexington, Va. Sept. 12,-The remains
Of Lieut.. N d. kirkpatrick. of the First
Cavalry, who was drowned while bathing
Al Camp Wikoff Wednesday afternoon
with Gen. Wheeler's son. arrived here on
the afternoon train Saturday in charge Of
his class-mate, Lieut. SaItman. also OF
the First Cavalry. They were met by an
escort from the Cadet Battalion of the
Virginia Military Institute, under arms
and commanded by First Captain Derby
shire. With the band playing a funeral
dirge the cortege moved slowly TO the
Virginia Military Institute where the
body was laid in state until this morn
ing covered by United States flag 1t
was escorted by the same detail OF cadets
TO a half mile from this place, who, after
firing three volleys, turned il over to
a mounted escort and by them taken
six miles 10 New Monmouth Church.
where services were held From that
point the remains were taken 10 Bethany
Cemetery. five miles distant and there
inferred.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
OFF THE OREGON.
Joseph FerrerO. of the Great Bat
tIeship, Arrives in Washington.

Joseph FerrerO- of the Great Bat
tIeshfp, Arrives in Washington.
Signor John Cademartoria is a patriot
He cannot "spik EngIeese." but when he
saw the mystic word Oregon" on the
hat worn by man in sailor costume yes
terday. he was forced to take the stran-
ger to his breast and welcome him to
Washington
The tar was Joseph FerrerO and to Mr..
CademartOria' surprise FerrerO was also
an Italian But that is not strange"
quoth Ferrero, 'and / fight only for this
country
The Italian population made merry with
the gallant tar Ferrero yesterday and are
proud that one of their nationality should
have fought on board such a gallant ship
as the Oregon. Ferrero lives at 500 Lou
isiana Avenue and is on furiOugh from
his vessel.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
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Mr.. HaNard Very Weak.

Dedham, Mass, Sept. 12-Thomas r
Bayard's condition is practically un-
changed. He can take but little nourish-
ment, and this with the most seeming in
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The evening times., 1898-09-12
Nore Tban 1o4 Years Old.

New York, Sept 12.-Mrs. Zoe Josephine
Trevijo died at Riverhead Saturday. She
was 104 years. five months and three days
old, and had been living with her grand
daughter, Mrs. ]. III. Benjamin. Mrs.
Trevijo was a native of France, but had
lived in America ninety-nine years. She
always enjoyed excellent health for a
person of her years.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
Italian war.hips Mt La Guayrn.

Caracas, Venezuela, Sept. 12-The Ital-
ian squadron, under command of Admi-
raj Candiani, which recently menaced
Cartagena, to enforce the settlement of
the Italian claims against Colombia, has
arrived at La Guayra, where it awaits or
ders regarding its further movements.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
Alleged Ravisher Lynched.

Liberty, Mo-, Sept. 12.-Last night a
mob took Ben. Jones, aged seventy, from
jail, and hanged him. He was accused
of assaulting little girl. 1t is said that
Jones confessed the crime.
The evening times., 1898-09-12
Grand Jury May IndIct Hanna.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 2.-The grand
jury that will meet one week from to-
day will no doubt take up the charge of
bribery in the election of Marcus a Han
ma to the Senate. y jury is composed or
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The evening times., 1898-09-12
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Soldiers Body Left Neglected

New York, Sept. 12--At the morgue lies
unclaimed and evidently abandoned the
body of one of the nations defenders.
Matthias Iltis. a private of Company F.
Third United States Infantry, who died
of typhoid fever at Camp Wikoff on Sep
tember 4. In pine coffin the body was
sent to the Pennsylvania Railroad sta
ton at Twenty-third Street. by Leonard
Ruoff Brooklyn undertaken, at 2 o'clock
Saturday morning. II was addressed to
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the station agents sent word to the un-
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The evening times., 1898-09-12

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The evening times., 1898-09-12
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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-24
COMPARE THE RECORD.

The farmer of California must
receive the assistance Of the Gov
eminent if he is to prosper. VIVA {
has been the record Of the two
great political parties regarding
this question? The Republican
party has ever striven to foster
and encourage the horticultural
interests Of California by means Of
favorable tariff legislation; the
Democratic party has always en-
deavored to break down and sweep
away this protection. The Nc
KinIey tariff placed rate Of z
cents a pound ON prunes and plums
in order to protect the California
product against the ruinous COM
petition of Southern Europe. The
Wilson tariff reduced this to an
ad valorem duty equivalent to less
than ] cent a pound. The Dingley
tariff has restored the duty of z
cents. On figs the Mckinley rate
was 21a cents, the Wilson rate
equivalent to about l cent, and the
Dingley rate g cents. On raisins
the Mckinley rate was 21a cents,
the Wilson rate IL cents, and the
Dingley rate 21a cents. On oranges
the Mckinley rate was 10 cents a
cubic foot, the Wilson rate 8
cents, and the Dingley rate about
IL cents. On almonds the Nc
Kinley rate was 5 cents,-the Will
SON rate 3 cents, and the Ding1ey
rate 4 cents. On walnuts the Nc
Kin1ey and Dingley rates are 3
cents and the Wilson rate 2 cents.