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The herald., 1898-06-15
Evading Street Car Fares

care there many persons in Washington
who try to do the street car conductor
out of a fare? Well, l guess yes" was
the response of knight of the trailer to
a question the other day. "And I'll bet
some of them work their games all right,
too. See there. Do you see the man in
that front seat buried in his paper? WE'LL
he got on the car at the last corner while
car started off, and then got on from the in
side track, thinking perhaps that 1 would
miss him. There are hundreds of 'em that
do just that thing right along. They will
wait at corner where they see some one Is
going to get on car, and then will wait
until the car starts off again. They note
where the conductor is, and get on the op-
posite end of the car. Now, am going
to walk by that fellow to the front plat
form, and I'll bet he looks away from his
paper across the street while am there"
The collector Of fares followed out this
program, and, sure enough, the passenger
neglected his newspaper forthwith, and
saw something intensely interesting on the
sidewalk that caused him to turn the back
of his head to the conductor. But that Off
calls sharp "Fare, please" and touch on
the shoulder brought him aroucd with
glare In his eye, and the fact that he was
obliged to dive down deep into his pocket
for the coin. after having had at least five
minutes in which to get 1t out, revealed how
secure he thought himself to be in possess
sion of free ride. "rhey don't get by us
often" was the parting salutation of the
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The herald., 1898-06-15
FOUND A SKELETON
Lieut.. Bradbury Has Been Appointed
Aid to Brig. Gen. Otis

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14-Lieuten-
ants Dull and Wilson of the Fifty-first
Iowa, while prodding the ground in their
tent with a bayonet today, unearthed a
coffin containing a human skeleton. About
the same time another skeleton was dug up
just outside the tent. The bodies are sup
posed to be those of Chinese, the site of
the camp having once been used as burial
ground by these people.
1t is stated the order issued by Major
General Otis directing all officers who had
brought horses with them to either ship
their mounts home or turn them over to the
inspectors to be examined and bought by
the government for cavalry purposes will be
rescinded, If a vessel suitable for their
transportation can be secured. Brigadier-
General Macarthur has formally assumed
command of the Fourth brigade, consist
ing of the Fifty-frst Iowa, the First North
Dakota and the First South Dakota in
fantry regiments.
Lieutenant Bradbury of the Seventh CAL
ifornia Company A. has been appointed an
aide on the staff of Brigadier- General H. G.
Otis.
The recruiting detail from the Seventh
regiment left for the south tonight.
The herald., 1898-06-15
A FRIENDLY ENGLISHMAN
He Sends Five Dollars to the War Fund
With a Pleasant Letter M

Washingt the government is
not soliciting contributions toward defray-
ing the cost of the war, a number have been
received from patriotic sons and daughters
of Uncle Sam. 1t was not until today, how
ever, that contribution was received from
a foreigner and the spirit in which 1t was
sent magnfied the amount of the contri-
button a thousand times.
1t came from son of Great Britain, who
desired in this manner to manifest his in
terest in the cause Of his American cousins
and. being probably devoid of political in
fiuence enough to advocate the Anglo
American alliance. represents his sympa-
thies in British coin. The letter is ad-
dressed to the president of the United
States, and is as follows:
Enclosed you will please find postal or
der for Ell sterling, small contribution
toward your fund for carrying On the war
against Spain, for which your acknowledge
ment will oblige."
The letter was signed civilian Hartnell
No. Princess place, Gloucester road
The herald., 1898-06-15

foreign nations gave her in this direction
during the 1870 war. The following are 0g-
ures dealing with the sums actually SUBJ
scribed during that war: The United
States sent 600,0o0f., Spain 20O0of., italy
19,0oOf.. Canada 300,O0of., Denmark 15o.O0of.s
the Argentine Republic $50 o00f.. Chile 49,.
OO0f., Peru 6O.O0Of., and Russia 50.000f.. in all
more than 10000 The society during
the terrible year" spent 1000 .0o0f.; 1t gave
S0,O00f. to Spain for the wounded Of the
Carlist war, 297 ,O00f. for the woun6ed Of the
Turco-Russian war, and In French CAM
paigns since the war has spent 5000 .000fs
All this has been mainly the work of wo-
men, who make better collectors than men.
Daily MESSENGER of Paris.
The herald., 1898-06-15
Bishopston. Rristol." and is dated Man 8.

Bishopston, Bristol" and is dated May s.
In behalf of the president the treasurer
of the United States sent the following ac-
acknowledgement. inclosing a certificate of
deposit:
please find inclosed official certificate
of deposit for s4.S7, the proceeds Of your
postoffice order for E1 sterling sent to the
president of the United States. This con-
tribution toward the fund for carrying on
the war against Spain is acknowledged as
a recognition of the purpose on the part of
this government to promote humanity and
civilization from one who, If not an Ameri-
can resident abroad, is one Of our near
kin beyond the sea-"
The herald., 1898-06-15
THE THIRD ATTACK
WARSHIPS AGAIN lombard
SANTIAGO
FORTS ANSWER PROMPTLY
Flag of Truce Sent to Blanco Asking
Exchange of Prisoners of War.
He Does Not Answer
Associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
~ HAVANA, June IA, p. m.-(Copy- 81
II righted, 1898, by the Associated Press.) q
z From Spanish correspondent This u
u morning (Tuesday) two American u
y cruisers and one dispatch boat" *
u opened fire against the batteries at the u
x entrance to the harbor at Santiago de .;
4 Cuba, discharging between fifty and "
Il sixty shots. IT.
u The batteries at Castillo del Moro a
Y and CASTILLO de la Socapa answered the ~
x fire and the American warships retired. "
/. Today an American gunboat ap- 4
J: peared off Havana harbor with flag e
u of truce. When she arrived within u
i, short distance of the fort Lieutenant u
u Colonel Ramos, on Board the Spanish u
u gunboat Flecha, went to meet her. u
q This correspondent understands the x
III Americans proposed an exchange of u
u prisoners for some of the captured with u
81 the Spanish steamer Argonauta for u
Il prisoners taken at Santiago at the q
G sinking of the Merrimac. *
liz General Blanco, it is understood, gave d
" no definite answer to the American "
~ proposal, alleging that he had received q
u no instructions from the Madrid gov 4
x eminent on the subject. Ii
EEAAE A&&E MNE q n MMEBEYs
The herald., 1898-06-15
French Red Cross Society

The French Red Cross society, otherwise
the "Societe de Secours aux Blesses Mill
taires des Armees de Terre ct de Mer,"
has just opened a subscription for the fu-
ture wounded Of the REPRESENTATION
war The society itself has started the list
with sum of so 0o0f 1t is felt that France
frankly owes some return for the aid that
The herald., 1898-06-15
Biz Gift Of Hair

A few weeks ago a hairdresser In Paris
received an offer of 80 pounds weight OF
hair from convent near Tours. This rep
resented the tresses of 300 novices. who had
entered the convent, for on taking the veil
they were,of course, obliged to have their
locks shorn.
The herald., 1898-06-15

Manila. While, in the opinion of those who
are in position to know the armed con-
voy was scarcely deemed necessary, Il
was thought best not to take any unneces-
sary chance. where the lives of SO many
men are involved. What naval vessels will
convoy the transports could not be ascer-
tanned tonight, but the Bennington, in all
obability. will be one of them.
The herald., 1898-06-15
Our Trade in China

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Secretary of
State Day has sent to the house RECON-
mendation for an appropriation of $50 900
to create a commission to investigate COM
mercial conditions in China affecting our
export trade and calling special attention
to the movement of the great powers in
that direction"
The herald., 1898-06-15
That Income Tax Decision

1t was an unfortunate decision, as we
said at the time, and we have not had long
to wait for a demonstration Of the sound
ness Of this opinion. If the opposition to
the income tax had been directed rather
toward lowering the line of exemption
from $4,000 to figure which would bring
the great majority of the people within
it's provisions and into close touch and con-
Germ with the affairs of the government,
each paying as he had been favored in the
years work, the social contentment would
be greater today and the fiscal power of
the government would be far stronger and
more able to apply itself fairly. smoothly
and ctively.-Springfeld Republican.
Cowbells are produced only in four fac
tories in the United States, and are made
Just the same as they were 100 years ago
and sound the same
The herald., 1898-06-15
Another Madrid Freak

MADRID, June IA, 8 p. m.-The govern
ment has received the following official dis
patch from Havana: "There are now seven
teen American men-of-war before Havana.
The number for Santiago has been reduced.
1t is supposed that some of the warships
have gone to repair damages sustained"
The herald., 1898-06-15
On Trial for Murder

OAKLAND, June 1I-Stacey P. Rodgers
was today placed on trial for the murder
of Eedgar e. Hasley, Lorin contractor.
The tragedy, which occurred on March 80
is alleged to have been the sequel to
quarrel over a young widow with whom
both were infatuated. Rodgers will plead
that he acted In self-defense.
The herald., 1898-06-15
Seeking an Ally

Miss Gimp, would you pray for me while
I was engaged in a desperate undertake
ing?"
Eyes. Mr.. Jumbles."
"Well. pray for me while propose to
you."-Chicago Record.
The herald., 1898-06-15
a. Bad Beginnirr

The guest Gan art connoisseur)-Super
Simply elegant!
Hostess-I'm glad you like it. Soups are
my hobby.
The Question:! I meant the tureen-
Jewellers Weekly.
The herald., 1898-06-15
Will Be Convoyed

WASHINGTON. June A.--At the request
Of General Merritt has been decided to
give the second expedition to the Philip
pines a naval convoy from Honolulu to
The herald., 1898-06-15

A fashionable Chicago woman recently
wrote and had printed some very tender
verses dedicated to the memory of her dead
poodle. She refers to 1t as poetry. but most
people would call 1t doggeral.
The herald., 1898-06-15

Nov that I've made the money"
The parvenu unused he.
IT wonder If the money
Will do as much for mel"
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
NEW SPAPEk-MAGAZINE advertising;
rates quoted. Church's Advertising
Agency. established 1884. Box ssS. Seattle.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-"westl

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS" westlake
Avenue, etc, Repiank!ng."
Notice is hereby given that sealed propo-
sails viii be received by the undersigned
secretary of the board Of public works or
the city Of Seattle up 10 , o clock =. m.
Monday. August I'D. is9S. for the improve
men; q Nesttako avenue and other con-
Meeting streets and avenues. from the north
margin OF Mercer street TO the north mar
gin Of Pix street. by replanking said ave
as provided by ordinance No Ana. creating
local Improvement district No. 156. and I'm
accordance with the plans and specfica-
lions now on file In the office OF the board
Of public works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
dfed check. payable 10 the order OF The
city comptroller. for a sum not less than
five 90 per cent. OF the hid. and no hit
Will be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will he required -
enter into contrac. and furnish satisfac-
tory bond for the amount required by the
city charter and the laws OF the state OF
Washington within ten DAYS after being
notified O the award Of the contract 10
him: falling 10 do so. the said check and
the amount fixed therein viii he forfeited
to the city. No person is eligible al a BID
der who has within two years prior TO tho
letting OF said contract made default IN
payment Of any Just claim for any work or
labor performed or any skin or material
furnished pursuant 10 any such contract az
herein advertised, or who. within aid two
years failed 10 complete any such con-
tracts.
Special attention Is called to article xiii.
of the city charter. as now In force re-
iatiug to ''hourS Of labor" and 10 article
VIII, sec. 81. subs. and 9. relating 20
bonds and sureties.
The board Of public works reserves the
right To rejec; any and all bids.
Proposals mus; be Endorsed on envelope
bio, FOR West!ake Avenue. etc. Replank-
ing"
By order Of the board % public works
FRANK oIFSON. Secretary.
Date Of first nuhl.catinn. AUGUST Y Isss
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDEKS-N or
assessment. Office OF the West Seattle
Land and Improvement Company. Seat
tie, Washington. July p. 1898.
Notice is hereby given to the stockho!d-
ers of the West Seattle Land and Improve.
meut Company that al a regular meeting
OF the board OF trustees Of said company
on the 18th cay Of July. 1885 an assess
ment OF one dollar per share on each share
OF the capital stock OF the said the West
Seattle Land and Improvement Company
not fully paid up was duly made and lew
led. due and payable 10 the Seattle Ma
tional bank, OF Seattle, Washington. the
treasurer of said company, al It's banking
house in the city OF Seattle, Washington
on or before the 18th day OF August Uses
HOMER s. KING.
President West Seattle Land and Improve.
ment Company.
Dana w Brown. Secretary.
Dated Seattle. Washington. July I'd. 1903
NOTICE TO the stockholders Of the Seat
lie Brewing and Mating COMPANY: You
are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing 81 the stockholders OF the Seattle
Brewing and Mating Company IL called
TO meet at the general offices Of the
company. located on Grant street bridge
in the city ~ Seattle Wash. at the hour
August ISss for the purpose OF eIectiny
seven @ trustees To serve for the term
OF one year. in accordance with the by-
laws OF the company. ard for the pur-
pose Of considering any other business
that may properly como before said
By order C. the president
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Mailing
Tnpuarv.
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CITY NOTICES.


IAtPot $DING NOTiCE-The 'oi.Ow'-~
described COW. placed n The city pound
August 1. lses WiIl be sold a, publ, ave
ton 70 the highest bidder for cash IN
hand. 70 pay costs OF iupoun1lns and
advertising. August -. 1895. a. % o'clock
a. n At the front door ~ police head
quarters corner Third Avenue and Yes
Ter way
One birdie COW. 5ehornei
&. :. REED. Chief 81 Police
Date q 1rSt publication August : lsns
IApOT-NDE STOCK N0TICE-The fol-
lowing described COW placed IN tbs city
pound August u Ists viii be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder FOR
cash tu hand. to pay cost ~ ImpounGlrg
and advertising. Angus. 81. iSss at II
O'Clock a n. at the front coor az poljre
Headquarters. corner Third avenue arf
yeSler way.
Csns Hight colcrei Jersey COW.
The owner az the above described COW
Z. : REED. ChIes ~ police.
Tate % flrst puolic alton. Augls, y. iSsss
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q an6<r these ass6snxs. he sAne
- l. ks. al the bSssness cn.ss q
49, .ssr. No charge Is made for suen
49,. ,n.sre~. rsso. U -aons Or Other
fahes A.~-au1rxgeuts will be caArxed
~ ,.rs 81 II cents PER lsas eAcn IN
- posT-ISTELLIGEN GEk -:
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HANNA expert chiropodist Parlors 70
moved 20 Burke building. reception room
sec All competitors Challenged
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BIRTHS.

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-sxs-.a sea.sss, August u. to AT- sno
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COAP0SITIQN-We are TOW prepared TO
DO composition Cor tae trade tsny meas
ureD n NonpsTsi.- Ni1i0a. Brewer and
Inng Primer. Satisfaction Eaarant eed-
Cali or address Post-IntelIizencer. Seat
tie.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-29

:. E~ir.!s% DIVISION AID HEw OgLFsN,,
''..' .''.''-.. z. imam >Lr'-prg t--tw"'u Jack
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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-28
CITY NEWS.
+. p. Hadley carriage painter.

+. b. Dauchy of Hastings was here
this week.
Fred Gund of Blue Hill was down
the first of the week.
See those fine surreys at Pcterson's
and note the low prices.
John S. Marsh and wife of Guide
Rock were here this week.
Mrs. j. A. Tulleys returned Wednes.
day evening from II short stay in Lin
coin.
|. Freymark left last Monday morn.
ing for the east to buy his spring stock
of clothing.
Mrs. Samue, Temple and Mrs. Weld
eman returned from Atlantic, Iowa,
Saturday evening.
For SALE-A good Knabe piano. A
good instrument for sale cheap. En-
quire at this Office.
Mrs. Laura Downen of Ratoon, New
Mexico, is here the guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II, Remsberg.
I can give you better bugeies for the
money than anyone else. l get them
in carload lots.-JAMEs PETERSON.
Economy Boneset Cordial" made by
the famous old Harmony society,
greatest of all appetizers. For sale by
G. l.. Getting.
Our correspondents should remem-
Der that all correspondence should be
at this Office by Thursday noon in or.
to insure publication. Please bear this
in mind.
When you cannot sleep for coughin NC
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
always gives prompt relief. 1t Is most
excellent for colds, too, as it aids ex-.
pe%ctoration, relieves the lungs and pre-
vents a tendency toward pneumonia,
Fol sale by II, f, Grice.
When a new man m to town and
enters into business or a professional
vocation there is always a crowd who
Immediately flatter him and by so do
ing succeed in getting a good sized bill
placed on the books and the new mar
wakes up some fine morning to hnd
that the bill is not worth the paper II
is written on.
List of letters remaining uncalled fol-
at the postofice at Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for the week ending Jan. e7th
1897.
Miss Valley Garlinger.
These letters will be sent to the deac
letter Office Feb. 18th, if not called fol
before. When calling for above please
say advertised.-F. w. CowDEN, L. NJ
William Clemmons of Hastings tool
possession of the eating house here tn
last of the week and is already iitte'
up in nice shape and doing bust
ness. He has Il reputation of being
first class hotel man. 5 &, DiIley, tn
former landlord has removed hi
gODUS " musings ~ ''' '''
them for the present. He has not dc
cided wha, he may do in thefuture bu
will perhaps engage in the hotel bus
ness elsewhere.
The lady at the opera house the othe
night, who tapped her husband on tn
shoulder and said, Glove, it is GROWN
late; | think we had better 60 home,
!. il. the same one who after getting HON
shook the rolling pin under his nos
and said, "You infamous old snaggle
tooth s%coundrel, if you ever encor
such a mean, hateful, indecent, calico
faced, mackerel.eyed old thing AS you
ewes were rivetcd on tonight, agar
III bust your %cocoanut wide open fo
you. See "
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-28
MERE MENTION.

this week.
The father of Mrs. j. A. Baum is Wis.
ting with her this week.
Miss Lottie Reigle is home after n
visit at Beatrice and Hebron.
A. ii. Haley is looking after business
matters in Tccumseh this week.
Mrs. Ed Bohanan left Wednesday
morning for her home at Lincoln.
Med Lavallec and wife of Riverton,
were here Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Retta Able left Wednesday
morning for Odell, this state, on a visit.
o. G. Teel was looking after insur.
ance matters in Guide Rock Thursday.
Here's to your good health ! Uts
Economy Boncsct Cordial" G. j.
Getting,
Miss T.. A. Hadell has moved her
millinery store to the building south of
j. u, Lindlcys.
VIM. Malcolm, "A former old resident
| of tins city is here again looking after
property interests.
Mrs. A. G. Willis was taken to Lin.
coin Thursday morning where she will
undcrgoa an operation for dropsy.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. ii. SMITH,
Special Agent.
Editor Warren and wife arc in Lin
coin this week visiting friends and TAX
ing in the meeting of the Nebraska
Press association.
Keep it in the house, whenever you
get "blue" or feel "~shaky" n indis'
posed, one small dose of ECONOMY
Boneset Cordial" sets you right. Fol
sale by c. l.. Getting.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
a call for q Farmers Institute to bt
held in this city next Wednesday
Good speakers will be in attendance
and the farming community shoulC
tlrn s~t q nsus and make it = CRANE
success.
The Isl Plunkard" Comedy COMPANY
held forth at the opera House last Mon
day evening to one of the largest audi
ences that has congregated in tina
popular place of amusement for sew
eral years. The street parade in tn
afternoon drew a large a crowd,
not larger, than the show in the even
ing.
We call your attention this week..t
the new advertisement of A. Il. Rey
nold's meat market. Since the adven
of Mr.. Reynolds in this city our cit
zens have appreciated the fact tina
they could get what they wanted, an
have it delivered when they wanted i
He has built up q good trade which
daily increasing on account OF the fac
that he is obliging and keeps goo
meats.
In connection with the Inter.Stal
Swine Breeders association next wee
-. will be held a Farmers institute. Se'
Z eral gentlemen of note will be preser
, and address the meeting OF variol
|, subjects of interest to farmers an
breeders. The institute will be hel
at the court house on Wednesday, Fe'
ruary Cd. Hon. f. +. Stephens
: Crete will address the people on "Ho
. ticulture," a subject that will be
! great interest to our farming class,
y and all others who are interested i'm Il
. development of the great state of n
, braska. The Swine breeders meetir
! will be addressed by several gent
men among whom will be Prof. A. :
4 Peters, ID. n. S. Of the state universit
i Mr.. Peters will be in attendance at Il
meeting both days. w. A. Points
Albion, ID. =. Ashburn and other spea
ers will be present. A general invit
n ton is extended to all TO be preser
Both meetings will be held in the cou
house, the breeders meeting Februal
S lst and ID, and the Farmers ms
tutc on the second.