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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-22
EVACUATION OF
viii Not BE Completed Il
Five Months. j

Five Nonths.l
Havana, Sept. 2O.-H
have been put in circuld
effect that General Wadel
the evacuation commissiOl
yellow fever, may be denld
General Wade is looking 1
health. The general he{
the steamer Resolute is I'd
An official meeting of
commission was held last
side, the form OF evacu
Spanish troops and with
acquainting the Americ
positions and numbers d
soldiers, and the best d
barking them.
This afternoon there
board the Resolute seal
supposed to contain tn
the results of last nigh
1t is understood that ii
start the evacuation froI
embarking the troops a
Gibara, Nuevitas, Cienf
vana.
The official statement
of Spanish soldiers I'M
said to place the aggreg
and it is understood tha
that the men carry vi
arms, ammunition, mat
ments.
1t is estimated that
Iuary will have come b
alton of the island is d
soldiers must EN- bark
sells. 1t is suggested
an advantage to botf
United States having d
acclimate It's men DID
months, and it is pr
American government
to occupy each port
with its evacuation,
post unguarded at any
A difference of op
Cuban and a Spanish
inent cafe here this
in an exchange of
and a free fight fol
turbance was prompt
police, and the rim
rested. The disorda
been provoked by tho
A secret meeting
the Spanish warship|
held at the govern
object of the meet
nave been consider
ton of returning tol
sells and a portion
should be taken and
Eruption Of
Naples, Sept. 20.
apprehension prevail
lation regarding thu
vius, which is houi
active and menacinl
are spreading in ev
most threatening Of
the Vedrino valleJ
filled. The obserV
ally stood at a heia
now only 81 meter
owing to the sink
Seven new craters
the central one, al
ell to diminish the
which were based
stones and scoria .
occurred in 1892.
= Tourist and
Chamounix. Sci
man named Binna
companied him, v
cent OF the Aiguil
and both were Kill
Chevalier
Fort Wayne. Id
lier NJ. Proskowit
of Austria-Hunga
his life in Fort
en- route to New
senger on the r
The consul was
through the train
he dining-car hi
stumbled headlou
car was being pul
and was ground
legs being fright
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-22

A man says " shall' and q woman
II will"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-09-22

President Mckinley has received a
letter from the Thirteenth club. OF New
York, congratulating him on the fact
that he signed the peace protocol on a
Friday and proclaimed it to the world
on the 18th of the month.
The worlds record for high kite
flight was broken at Blue Hill, Mass,
one of tandem of kites reaching an
altitude of ~, l24 feet above the sea
level, a height 1927 feet greater than any
kite has ever been known to have
reached heretofore
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20

attendance Of each member every Fri
day night, except during certain
months, had been issued by Maj. E. D.
Libbey and himself. Capt. Rooch also
identified the muster roll. and that
book was offered and accepted in evil
dence, all against the objection of coun-
sci for the accused, that there was no
proof that Stohr, the accused, signed
the roll himself, and that the book it
self was not authentic. At this stage
the court adjourned to meet at the
aImory at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday even
ing.
An interesting question Is involved in the
proceeding. This court martial is held under
the new military code of 1897 chapter 11S of
the General Laws of 1897. adopted by the
legislature as an amendment to chapter IA
of the Laws Of 1888. which prescribes the
method of converting martial courts, the pro-
ceedings thereof. etc.
The vital distinction between the law of
1883 and the new law lies in the provisions
governing the punishment in cases of con-
viction. Under the old law, so Mr.. Kelly said
last evening, no imprisonment is provided for
in times of peace. The convicted man may
be fined dishonorably discharged. But un-
der the new law, enlisted men upon con-
viction by court martial may be fined not
to exceed S100 and costs, and in default Of
the payment thereof, the law makes 1t the
duty of the court martial to commit him to
the county jail for a period equal to one
day for every 81 of the fine imposed. But
general court dTIldi CdullUI COluHllL d Hail
for more than sixty days and regimental
court martial. as this one is, cannot commit
for period to exceed thirty days in default
Of payment Of the fine.
The law further requires, in case Of the
non-payment Of a fine within five days after
sentence, that the court martial shall issue
to the sheriff any constable, a warrant
for the commitment Of the person failing to
pay his fine; and any sheriff or constable
refusing to obey such warrant shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor, and in ad-
dition to the penalties attaching thereto, shall
forfeit the sum of $50 for each offense to be
recovered in a civil action brought against
such officer and his bondsmen, by the bat
talon commander, for the benefit Of the bat
talon fund.
The defense contends that this law is un-
constitutional in that it deprves citizen Of
his liberty without giving him the right of
trial by a jury Of his peers, and further
more because 1t violates the constitutional
provision that no one can be imprisoned for
debt.
Several minor objections were interposed in
addition for the purpose of completing the
record for an appeal in the accused is
convicted
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
w. L.. KELLY JR. RAISES AN M
PORTANT QUESTION INVOLVING
THE VITALITY
OF THE NEW MILITARY LAW.
Il. G. STOHR, A MEMBER OFF BAT
Terry a, UNDERGOING A
COURT MARTIAL.
SENTENCE MAY BE IMPRISONMENT.
Can This BE Enforced without Civ
Ing Man Trial by Jury of
His Peers.

Fort Smelling has no monopoly of
court martials these days. One of these
military tribunals was in session at
the Sixth street armory last night. 1t
bids fair to bring about some interest
ing developments
The young gentleman undergoing
trial is t. c. Stohr. member Of Bat
terry A, Of the national guard, who
stands accused Of absenting himself
from thirty-six consecutive drills or
meetings, covering a period extending
from April last until the present
month. Three other members of Bat
terry A are in the same fix-Edwin M.
Wilson, f. I. Madlgan and w. Madigan
and their turns will come next in the
regular order.
Court was held in Battery AS room.
The court comprises Capt. G. G.. Ben
nett, Of Battery B, Minneapolis, who
is president Of the court; First Lieut..
Bruce, Of Battery B, and Second Lieut..
Barton Allen, of Battery A, of st. Paul.
capt. George c. Lambert, adjutant of
the First battalion Of artillery, is the
judge advocate, and William Louis
Kelly Jr. is the counsel for the accused.
Capt. o. L. Rooch, of Battery A. pre-
fers the charges.
When the court convened the room
was filed with members Of Battery
and few of the boys from Battery B.
The proceedings were anything but
lively, as very little testimony was in
troduced between o'clock and 10:4o.
when the court adjourned, being chief
ly devoted to the argument of the nu-
merous objections interposed by Coun-
sellor Kelly. All of Mr.. Kelly's objec-
tions were overruled by the court but
some of them are likely to be heard
from later. perhaps in the supreme
court. For the constitutionality of the
new military code adopted by the last
legislature has been attacked.
Capt. Oscar L. Rooch, Of Battery A,
was the only witness sworn last night.
The substance Of his testimony was
that the accused was a member Of Bat
terry A, that he had signed the muster
roll, and that an order requiring the
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
S SAINT Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The assembly will hold regular session
this evening.
The society OF the Sons OF Denmark gives
3 grand prize masquerade ball Saturday even
Ing in Assembly halls.
West Side Aodge No sc, A. o. U. w. gives
p prize masquerade ball Saturday evening.
Feb. u, in Paul Martins hall.
"A S. Willoughby, division freight and pas
senger agent of the Milwaukee at La Crosse.
was in st. Paul yesterday.
Judge Bum ordered verdict for the de-
fendant yesterday in the case Of P. F. Ander-
son against A. E. Johnson &c Co.
Meetings Of the assembly committees on
ways and means and license are scheduled for
this afternoon at and 4:30 o'clock.
The schedule of the assets and liabilities of
the Thompson Rubber company were hled yes
terday. The assets are 81, ,4563S, and the liza
bihties 81, 601. 61.
Frank B. Ross, northern passenger agent OF
the ST. Paul & Duluth at the head OF the
lakes. was in st. Paul yesterday, and left
for home last night.
The Monroe School Mothers club will hold
its regular monthly meeting Friday at $3.50
p. IN. Prof V. G. Curtis and Rev. DR.. Prin-
gle will address the meeting.
The Commercial Printing and Publishing
Company Of Red Wing, with a capital stock
Of 600. filed articles Of incorporation yes
terday with the secretary of state. The mem
bers are E. L. Crondahl. T. NJ. Simmons d.
GuStafscn and c.. E. Sykes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
NOTES ON ADJUSTMENTS.

OF the several unique and clever specialties
introduced In that capital comedy of mirth
and fun, McFaddens Row Of Flats" which
plays plays at the Grand one week, beginn-
miniature wrestlers. in their sparring bouts
Henry q; Dixey has received warm well
come at the Grand this week. Aside from
his entertainment of magic and black art,
D1Xey is receiving great praise for his re-
markable imitation of Henry Irving, and his
clever character impersonations.
The fourth of the winter series Of Seibert
orchestra concerts will occur at the Metro
at $780,
The sale of seats opens this morning for
the engagement of "a Bachelors Honey
moon" as the Metropolitan next week The
play is said to be a rollicking comedy
"A Coat Of Many Colors" will be the at
traction at the Metropolitan for the remain
der of the week; the performances already
given have been received with such delighted
appreciation that it Is safe to predict good
R5s business , fer the balance of the engagement.
company all that could be desired. On the
love story, which is enacted are hung other
incidents. and a piQuant thread of cross pur-
poses.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
LAND FOR COMO PARK.
Owners of Interested Property Have
Been Invited In.

The board Of public works has requested
the owners of the property which it Is pro-
posed to condemn for the extension OF Como
park to appear before the board Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. The tract comprises
about twelve acres north of the park and Is
owned by ]. c. Quinby and Joshua Robinson.
Members Of the park board will also attend
the meeting. and the, object is to ascertain
the value Of the land to be taken.
Some years ago Mr. Quinby, who was then
a member of the board of public works
valued the property at $1,000, and since that
date he has expended about $500 in level
ing up the al land Joshua Robinson 70, has pee, been
of which the part desired by the park board
is but small fraction. Land in the vicinity
however is not at present valued at any
thing like the figures mentioned and the
board of public works is of the opinion that
s4OO per acre would be a fair price. After
the question of price has been settled the
beard will then consider the district to be
assessed. President Copeland is of the
opinion that the city should stand one-half
owners in. the vicinity the balance.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
X. p. INSTALLATION.
Washington Lodge Starts It's New
Officers I'm Business.

Two hundred or moro knights and their
ladies attended the annual installation of
officers and social hop Of the Washington
Lodge No. "a, Knights Pythias last evening
in Pythian Castle. Sixth and Robert streets.
l.. Pavian officiated as master of ceremonies,
and the installation of officers was conducted
by Robert Stratton, grand chancellor w. N.
angel made an address of welcome, followed
F. w German, P. c.: John c. Mccarthy, c..
c.; j. Schoonmaker, V. c.; A. H. Pitcher, p. .;
James Sweeney, M. at A; A. A. Sautter, K.
r. and s.; NJ. of E., P. P. Roller; NJ. of F., L..
Pavian.
After the installation exercises were over,
selections were given by a quartette com
posed of J F. Gehan, r. D. La Pine c. f.
Morrow and Frank Hoffman, and piano solo
by Sophia Tankenhoff. Judge Schoonmaker
made an address to the knights and their
guests, after which a programme Of fifteen
numbers was danced through The following
acted as a reception committee, receiving the
guests as they arrived: James Sweeney. S.
Periman. w. f. Towhy, S. G. Dunbar, H.
Roth, D. Fink, L. Paper. S. Efron, S. S
Cohen, r. B. Broom.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
PERTAINING TO SCHOOLS.
News Items From the State Educn-
tionnI Department..

State Superintendent Pendergast and Presl-
dent Northrop, Of the state university, in
dorsed Lou N. McWhorter's certificate of
graduation from the pedagogical department
of the state university, making it a permanent
certificate to teach in this state. These GER
this department only after they have taught
for two years following their graduation. A
diploma from the Plattvlle, Wis, normal
was indorsed as a fve-year certificate.
Supt. r. 8. Covell, Of Kandiyohi county
has withdrawn the request for four weeks
institute there this summer. as it is ex-
will attend the fve-county institute, to be
held at the state normal school at ST. Cloud,
A meeting of week will probably be held
at Willmar, In the fall. for those not attend
ing the st. Cloud meeting
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
VISITED THE SCHOOL.
Members of the Chamber Go to st.
Anthony Park.

score of members of the chamber Of COM
merce put in a pleasant and profitable day
yesterday at the agricultural school. The
party was under the especial care of Dean
Liggett and was met by bus at the end
of the st. Anthony Park line and conveyed to
the institution. The morning was spent in Wis
iting the various departments Of the insttu-
ton, under the direction of the faculty. At
IL O'Clock the visitors assembled in the hall
where the entire school were assembled. Ad-
dresses to the students were made by II. II.
Hart R. A. Kirk and Others After the school
had been dismissed. the gentlemen of the
faculty explained the work carried on in their
several departments, after which adjournment
was taken for dinner. After the noon hour
resumed. The party arrived home at 4:3O
p. m.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
RICH AND AMUNDSON.
They Are Reappointed by Gov
CIough After All.

Gov. Clough yesterday made two appoint
ments to vacancies on the state board of Cor
rections and Charities, which have been pend.
ing for two weeks, reappointfng J. H. Rich
of Red Wing. and C. Amundson, of St Peter
Whether or not these gentlemen have pledged
themselves to the considerations which, ru
moc says, the governor is imposing on all his
recent appointments was not given out.
There is some talk, in view of the fact thai
the county plan of caring for the insane, now
in vogue in Wisconsin. is likely to receive 6
great deal of attention at the coming session
of the legislature, of inviting A. o. Wright
of Wisconsin. to the secretaryship made va.
cant by H. II. Hart's resignation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
MAYOR DoRAN,s COURT
Decides That His Officers Didn't As
snuIt Xnhn

The charges against Patrolmen Hennessey
and Flynn, made by William Zahn, were given
an airing at the mayors office yesterday
Neither Zahn nor his friends, who were with
him at the time the alleged assault occurred,
were present. Testimony was taken of the
officer at Mozart hall. from which resort Zahn
and his companions departed at a. m. Sun
day, and proceeded to Assembly halls where
the alleged assault by the officers occurred
A hackman named Stanley admitted that he
was the person who had struck Zahn and that
neither of the policemen assaulted the COM
planning witness. The mayor. after hearing
the evidence, dismissed the case.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20

owsky, charged with disorderIy conduct on
the allegation of having taken part in the
bluff saloon Christmas eve, were tried by a
jury in the police court yesterday and dis
charged. The jury found a verdict OF not
but ten minutes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
Made Division superintendent.

Although no circular has been issued from
the Great Northern Offices, P. F. Connolly,
who for some time has been roadmaster oi
the Fergus Falls division Of the road, has
been made superintendent of the Kalispel
division of the road, with headquarters al
Kalispell, Mont. The appointment is made t.
fill the place held until recently by j. P
Rogers and is effective Feb 1.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
: x 4 !
Seventh and Cedar SITS.
Tel. 732 Neat Market, 7S9.

Here are values to make money burn
4 hole in d pocket.
81 cents
A pound for Good New California Prunes
while this lot lasts.
SITS
A sack Of the Very Best Flour, Yerxa's Ex-
ira Brand, every grain Of it guaranteed the
best
i21a cents
dozen for Good Eggs, every egg warranted.
fresh lot of Pickle Lines at 45c per jar.
IS Pounds
Good. light-brown Sugar for One Dollar.
9 cents
pound for Good Full Cream Young Ameri-
II cents
pound for real Good Fresh Table Butter.
Another shipment of Sea Dulce.
% cents
Per pound for the superb Hoffman House"
1eGce. Never since its introduction has the
Hoffman House" been sold for less than CSC
per pound, and at the reduced price the in
imitable blend will be kept right up to Its
II cents
Per pound for the "Tonka" brand Mocha and
Java. In quality it overreaches many and
many an elsewhere 35c Coffee
22 cents
Per pound for the Malta" brand of Java
and Maracaibo Coffee.
II cents
Per pound for the "Hilo" brand. blend
ing of strong and mild coffees, and of excel
lent cup quality.
is cents
Per pound for Fancy Golden Rio Coffee
II cents
Per pound for blend of Golden Rio and San
tos Coffee.
Cook Books, 3ec.
We placed on sale yesterday 600 Atlantic
Cook Books. To close this lot out we offer
them at 80 cents each.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
Lining Leaders.

We had to telegraph for these
Haircloths and have them ship
ped by express in order to have
them for Thursday.
The best Haircloth in the world,
made in France, warranted real %
horse hair, black and gray, all /aC
you want today for
Real Silk Finished Rustic Taffeta OF
superior quality, full yard wide, IN
black and colors, all you want NC
today-one day only-for. ......
The very best Lining Cambria made
in America at any price. black =
and colors, today-one day nc
Best 15c Silesias. in all colors, to-
day only 10 cents.
zoe Black Percalines for 12115 cents.
15c Black Percalines for 10 cents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20

Before you renew old loans or mako
new ones see The State Savings Bank.
Germania Life Bdg. This homo
institution has a large amount OF
money to loan at lowest rates. charges
no commission or exchange, requires
no gold clause, and gives the ION or
before" privilege
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
FIELD, SCHLICK s. co.

double entertainment to be given under the
of Ramsey county the second Of which was
to have come off in Central hall last evening,
were disappointed. There was no entertain
ment given and on the Central hall bulletin
was chalked a notice to the effect that there
would be no entertainment in the hall last
night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
Destructive storing A1ong the conat.

Reports Of maritime disasters along the
coast come In thick and fast. People who
go down to the sea in ships" should bear in
is highly desirable to take along a supply of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for
sea sickness. Nausea, dyspepsia, biiousness,
constipation, malaria, nervousness and kid
ney trouble all succumb to it's benefcent and
speedy action.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
Named G. II. Vernon Ravo,,o.

On the application OF Michaud Bros. Judge
Brill signed an order yesterday appointing
George II Vernon receiver Of the property Of
Lewis Turgrimson. The receiver is reouIred
to give a bond in the sum of $4,000.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
SULLIVAN IN TOWN.
Recommends ga Bachelors Honey
moon for the BIues.o

moon Tor the BiueS."
John T. Sullivan, the well-known actor. ar
rived IN ttown yesterday in the interest
of "a Bachelors Honeymoon" the farcfcai
comedy which will open at the Metropolitan
on Sunday night.
81 can recommend" said Mr.. Sullivan. to
a G o b e man, last night, that "A Bach
elor's Honeymoon significant as it's title Is.
VIII cure the worst case of blues in exictence
John Stapleton, the author. who is very well
known in this section of the county, has writ
ten It,, with the, sole intention. to amuse.
1t Is farce comedy, pure and simple, and vet
contains consistent and well-toid plot. u
What Is particularly commendabIe in the
management Is that the cast Is original and
this l would like to have impressed upon the
minds minds Of the theater-going public here. In
cluded In it Will be George F. Nash, the noted
Small! Bot, of 'Chimmie Fadden;' Camille
Cleveland. the clever ingenue of Hoyt's ccrno
pany; pa Miss Nita Sykes. lady. well-known to
St Paul society. as she is the daughter of
Cen Sykes. for years the commandant at
Fort Smelling: Virginia Jackson. Robert Patton
Gibbs. the original Gecko. in the New York
production of Trilby;' Horace Thrum. the
celebrated character acter. and the Misses
Phyllis Ashcorn and Florence Milford.
we are on our way to the Pacific coast
where we play q twelve weeks season and
then return to Hoyt's theater for a run
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
Ru1es for Barber Schools.

The BARRIERS state board of examiners have
prepared rules and regulations prescribed by
the BARRIERS state board of examiners for the
regulation and government of all barber
schools and colleges doing business In the
state.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20

Was to Second Entertainment.
People who had purchased tickets to the
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
Jury Acquitted Them.

Albert Hornineck, Michael Hcrnineck, Ed
ward Kelbeck, Albert Blum and Tony Rush
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If It fails to cure a5c
The genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
At the Notion Counter.

The entire stock of Bustles, includ-
ing the 75c qualities, choice today for
25c.
Fine all-wool Black Wave Braids:-
12c quality for cents
18c quality for 10 cents.
Black Silk "President'' Braid worth
10c, for Sc yard today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20

yard. To make them go as far
as possible not more than 2 dress
lengths will be sold to one buyer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-01-20
New Ginghams.

We have just opened a case of
New Ginghams - extra good
quality-light and dark colors.
They will be sold today for much
less than they cost at the mills,
only
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-04-21
Monday, May 8, A. D. 1898,

First published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector, April 7, A. D. 1881
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Case No. $780,
Hiland Southworth, plaintiff,
VS..
Edward ]. Hunsecker, Vena Hunsecker and
William W. Walker, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale is
sued by the clerk of the district court of the
Sth Judicial district within and for Dickin-
son county, state of Kansas, in the above
entitled case, and to me directed and de-
livered, will, on
Monday, May 8, A. D. 1898,
at 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, at the front
door of the court house In the city OF Abb
lene, Dickinson county, State OF Kansas,
without appraisement, sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following des.
cribed real estate towit:
The southeast quarter SEQ of section
number five b) township thirteen Q3) south, of
range one (D east OF sixth principal meridian
In Dickinson county, state of Kansas,
The said real estate will be sold pursuant
to the judgment Of the court In said cause
recited In said order of sale
Witness my hand this 9th day, of April,
1898. N. B. ROBSON,
Sheriff of Dickinson county, Kansas.
| STAMBAUGH & IIURD,
/ Attorneys for plaintiff.