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The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08
LAW RE-OR0ANIZINd THE
KANSAS NATIONAL
GUARD.

published In the Advocate and News, Off
clal State paper March 5, 1891
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08

best angle steel, which Is neater, stronger ana
In every way better than wood Well painted
In red and Varnished. Extra length OF reach
and extra long standards supplied without ad-
dltlOnal cost when requested. This wagon is
guaranteed to carry 1900 pounds anywhere.
III, for their new catalogue, which fully de-
scPibes this wagon, their famous Electric
Wheels and Electric Feed Cookers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
REUNION Fer THE URRy.
Gap. EtSara, Who mJsatoasl Disappeared
From lhs Te-, Snds for Ms Family

Captain Howard Orr, the Saunders
town fisherman and SEA captain. who
dropped cut OF sight under the most
sensational circumstances in October
and refused TO come back To his de-
serted family when the police ferretod
him out in New Jersey. VIII have
family reunion on Mrs. ui4 and Tho
children have now gone from their
south county home 10 Join thr captaiu.
II is stated IN It was at his r.-
Guest that the household effects ana
the horses were Oft before Mrs
orr left Wexford yesterday aft rnoon
for Ccdartown. y j
one thing is certain. the people about
SaunicrstoWn and Nlrragansctt Pier
never want a repetition of The awful
scare ana the trouble which Capt Orr
gave them when Doe uisappc Icav-
ing an ne indications hohnd tha. he
had been foulIy murdered and hIs body
cast into Narrow river
When Orr was eventually uncarthcd
az the home of his mother Iu New Jer-
sey. 10 soon became evident that he
would never return 20 Wexford to face
the many people who haa taken part i'm
the search FOR his boly Inn tho waters
about his former home.
Then orr wrutesomc letters TO friends
here. which contained the Information
that he had experienced dom estie trou
Die. The captain was called little oT
mentally out but he has since Deon.pm
| pioyed in a New Jersey gla fac .ory
and his family says. this is better, Nori.
| Tor him than se ling oysters and fish
ty' n sTarsfly settled fRft-ric island turu-
munity. The OFT family reunion wa.
! suggested by the captain % is said oN.
4 ine 90 a desire 10 observe Christmas at
/ one fircsldc.
Mrs. 'fr. who Was sl grediiy terri
4 fed ut tho outset uf the dssp nitetar,.
| Yesterday csprc. se1 her ftv af az
! prospective reunion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
THE COMING BONANZA.
AesvY pevelepment VOL.

'ruc Boston people back OF the harrisburg
Company ur, tntruding 60 do some heuvy
work. Tie shaft - being
-traiFhtencd, AMI "a soon ns this is com.
pleted tho new shaft house will be- erected
and tho machinery piuccd therein. sinking
pi the -huit will thcn be resumed ~
depth OF s'0 tccta new orc booty 81 great
promise WI. encountered but % became
necessary tu put on "a plant uf machinery.
lhi. VIII hUNt a. cuptcty tor haudi ing the
mineral from druth of 100 icof. The ore
l- g. lcud anu copper pfopurttuu. and iooNs
much lilc that cOuiug trom the split vein
uf the FrcVlunl = Irh ore is uctttug go "A
ton after the paw uCut ol irei2ht aud .mcitcr
charges. Clear trcCk County ffcW-. in
Western M'nUr n iiuupciCr of Denver, Col.
The property referred 90 uhoVc y con.
troNcd hy the Occidental neVclopmcut
COMPANY, 2tn Washington street Boston.
whric fut Information VIII hc chccrfully
given to those who feel interested in The
. tnattcr Thctc H. ukcly obc n material. apd
rapid advance in prfCc uf this stock Iva the
ncnr tuturc frCscut price only lu cents per
share. pouot delay but -end iu vutr order
az once. orcali ou =. IRVING DAVE sis Ia.
du~triW Trust Build.uE Prov idcnce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

COMPANY
TROUBLE.
Restraining Order Granted
Against Merchants InSuT-
arceCO. byjudge Rogers,

Judge Rogers. in the supreme court
granted an ex-parte injunction yester-
day afternoon in the case of William L.
Barton, former president, and others,
against the eMrchants Insurance COM
pany of this city This is bill IN
equity brought by some Of the minor
ity stockholders of the erchants' In
surance company, and is an action TO
restrain the company ana its direct
ors from re-insuring the company. The
minUrity. or some OF them, also cldim
that the majority has secured large
part Of the stock of the company Tor
Hhe purpose OF winding up and liauidT
ating the business of the company
against the interests Of the corporation
and it's stockholders.
The respondents dny that any stock
has been acquired for the purpose OF
doing anything against the interests OF
the corporation and its stockholders.
The hearing on the petition for pre-
lminary injunction has been set down
for saturday. December 23.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
MANY CITIES WANT
THE BIG CONVENTION
Their Claims Presented at Meeting
of the Republican National Com
mittee at Washington Today.

New York. city would have an Inspiring
effect upon the greatest OF our states,
whose electoral vote has so often turned
the scale OF the presidency. lt viii also
give Increased enthusiasm 20 the Re-
publcans OF Connecticut on one side
andof New Jersey on the other, who have
rescued from free silver those Ordin-
arily Democratic states The West,
the South and the Pacific coast are rep
resented by the most active ana ener-
getic business men of the metropolis
who arc there also 10 repre- sent the
business interests OF the sections from
which they come. There are more Yam
KEGS than there are an Boston Ii is
by contact with these states within a
state that the delegates from the sew
eral states viii be brought into more
intimate au. close connection with the
sections from which they come and
with all other sections OF The country
than is possible anywhere except In the
cosmopolitan city which is the first
city i'm the world and the metropolis OF
the western continent which has with
IN tha last two years been trea~lng upon
London's prestige as the financial CEN
tre OF the world
] cut. Coz. We codrur followed also
presenting the claims of New York
simon Ford concluded the prcstnta-
tion Of New YorlJ's claim.
w. y. Shields presented the claims of
Philadelphia He eulogiZed Philudol-
phia as the greatest manufacturing
and shipbuilding centre i'm the country
ana as the birth place Of the Republi-
can party. Mr. Shields was followed by
Henry Burke, and n In turn was sue-
cecded by Mayor Ashbridge "Thc city
OF Phila lclphia may he slow but it IS
never slow when the Republican party
was In straits. When money was need
ed the merchants. manufacturers ana
bankers Went down iu their pockets to
help win the victory
After the presentation OF the claims
Of the four cities was completed the
committee upon the suggestion OF
chairman Hanna took recess until
2:30.
When the committee re-assembIed al
haif-nast two the opinion thar phiIa
delphia would win had gained strength.
June 10 has ben dcCi ted on as tho dat,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST

The French navy is said to he In
stallirg new system Of wireless tele-
graphy betseen the lighthouses along
the French rUast.t
More thar 4Oo men and women have
been frcuuently counted at one time
during the pasi summer at rhe gamb-
Ing tables at oNend.
Among the women students at Ger
man universities The most ldNoiFd
atudics are the literature an1 philolosy
OF modern languages. philosophy
psychology logic ana ethlcs) AMI his
Tory.
The catalogue OF the 1900 Paris Exld-
billion viii consist OF eighteen volumes.
unc Tor zach ~ the groups. into which
the general classification VIII be di-
Nilel. Each viii include historical
sF-teh of the industries dealt with.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE Republican
national committee met in the banquet
hall of the Arlington hotel today 20 se-
lect The place OF meeting for the next
Republican convention. Chairman Han
ma presided and prior 10 the open ses-
sion, at which the claims OF the vari-
Gus candidate olies were present a
brief executive session was held
The executive session of the commit
Zee was very brief and consisted in
calling the ron. the adoption OF The or
der OF business and the adoption OF
resolution Ia memory OF vice Presl-
dent Hobart. The resolution was NJ
fered by Mr. Fessenden of Connecticut.
The delegations from the different
cities were then invited 90 present their
claims An hour was accorded TO each
city The first heard was Chicago, for
which Samuel Raymond made the
opening address. Nh Raymond said
tsat everyone knew the facilities which
Chicago possessed Ina the way Of hotels.
railroads and telegraphs. He closed by
saying thar Chicago would guarantea
the fulnlment OF any request the COM
mN.ee might make.
Mr. john s. Miller president of the
Tnian Glee club of Chicago. said the
conventlc1 should be held in the West
lin ST Louis. Omaha, Denver or St.
Paul bat mere particularly in Chicago.
which was the center OF the whole
West.
ST. LotTs clsiris were next presented
Mayor Walbrlg making the first speech
in behalf OF that city. Nathan Frank
of st. Louis said:
1--WE have bu- one candidate and
bnundless prosperity; why not give
the city IN which he was first nOmin-
ate1 the convention in VIII he would
be agaln placed i'm nomination."
Edward Devery was introduced as a
Democrat He said that all the people
cf uis.irrespective Of party. would
welcome the convention. Z rs concluded
81. Louis hour and New York was then
eallsd. General McAlpin introduced
s natOr Depew. who was greeted with
Tremendous cheers. Senator Depew I'm
his remarks said:
The presence of the convention i'm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

several policemen tried 20 rescue the
occupants OF the building before the
The Schneider family on the first Hoor
had NJ difficulty I'm getting out when
awakened, but on the nOor OF the bed
room on the second floor ghc charred
remains of Luke Freemc were found
and iu the attic the bodies of Mrs.
Smythe and Mrs Goeschen
The fire was sXtinguished I'm II min
utes. How iC was started is not def
nitely known, but It is supposed thai
a Kerosene lamp, which was kept light
ed In the hallway, was knocked over by
some tenant coming i'm late.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

a store iu day time ana larceny plead
ed not guilty first and then changed
his mind and pleaded guilty. He was
sentenced tu four months i'm Jail
Webster and Mary Buzzcl were iu-
dictcd for keeping a common nuisance.
Mary was out on bail and Webster
pleaded not guilty Bail $1,000.
Edward Dupre. John collins Joseph
Pichette, James Dowd ana Alfred Thib-
odeau were indicted FOR breaking into "a
shop in day time and larceny. An but
Collins got bail. he pleading nolo con
tendere. Collins Went lu charge of the
probation officer
The trial of uartJes indicted who are
under restraint at the jail will begin
Monday next. Juveniles will plead
Wednesday an don q week from tomor-
row parties out ON bail must appear
and plead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
O, Ground Of MuIli'ariousnsss.

The following rescript has been
handed down by the appellate court in
Tho case of Charles Walker ~ al vs..
Edward Fiske et al: THE demurrer
10 the bin on the ground of multifari :
business is sustained only so far as IL
relates 30 the appointment of new
trustee Of the estate OF Adehade IN
Stntons An of the parties are inter-
,sted i'm tho partition OF the estates,
and i'm the taking OF the ccounts prayed
las against Edward Fiske and Alfred
l. FNslxe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
TRUE BILL AGAINST
REV. Mr.. PLASS.
(contlnued from Page onel

Continued from Page One)
Charles A. Whittier indicted for OBJ
tanning money on a false order no
Claiming 10 be Joseph McCauley. plead
ed guilty. He is wanted In other places
including Boston where an Indictment
Is awaiting him. He told a woman hee
daughter had been left S3500 but as
the daughter was dead she would get
a and induced her 60 draw 800 from
the bank and give Ii TO him. Judge
Wilbur imposed a sentence OF three
years in states prison.
George y. Martin, indicted for the
llarceny OF an overcoat. pleaded not
guilty. Bail $1,000.
Edward Wclch. George Gailland. Mi
rhgFt fyvyUr ANA JusFpt1 Murphy -vtrrr-
indicted for larceny. pleaded guilty. ex-
cept DNyer who Is ont on bail They
were given IN charge OF the probation
officer.
AN OLD OFFENDER.
Daniel jacques was indicted for
breaking and entering a dwelling house
IN the day time and lart-ly and also
Tor malicious mischief at pawtucket.
He pleaded not guilty 10 the hrst
charge and not guilty TO the second
charge. jacques had served sen-
tence before. The second Indictment
dcc,s with the securing of 125 pounds on
lead pipe Judge Wilbur sentenced JAG
ques 10 two wears in states prison.
William Wood. indicted for an as
ssult with knife, pleaded no, guilty.
Bail SlJ00
Angelo santuccio. indicted for as
NAuit and battery. FIRST pleaded not
gui.sy and then changed his mind and
pleaded nolo cOntenderc. lie was chare-
I'd, With having bit on an eyebrow of "A
man who was q friend of his. A scn-
ttnre ~ 30 days was imposed
Harry Cross. indicted for larceny
from - person. pleaded not guilty
Taii $500
Bernard Coleman. indicted for keep-
Ing and maintaining a common nuis-
ance pleaded guilty. lie broke an
agreement 10 obey the law under which
he ga on easy or am earlier Indictment
- today he was sentenced 20 pay a
nne ~ 5000 and 20 spend 50 days in
fai
Thomas Murphy indicted FOR steal
irC an overccaf and other articles of
clmhing pleaded guilty. Sentenced 20
% days IN jail
Frank = Lynne was amOng the par-
fies who recently got bail He was tn
ocfed Tor larceny.
William J Cambell indicted for the
larceny of q watch pleaded nolo con
tenderc. lie was sentenced To- ~ months
n nsnte's prison.
Annie fi7Urvr if1tfrteri frff MAIN aif-
inR nuisancn pleaded nnio c0nfcndcre
and e0 did Mary Tibbs indicted for a
similar 0ffpnrn. The former was taken
charge ~ by Miss Denehv. the proba
ton officer. and the Tibbs woman was
rrnl 10 San for four months and order.
e ~ nay finc ~ 5000
william Murray indicted FOR entering
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
THREE LIVES LOST IN
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE
A Man and Two Aged Women Burned
to Death at Williamsburg=-The
Schneider Family Escaped.

New York, Dec. i5.-Fire in a tenc-
ment house at M. 600 South First
street Williamsburg. caused the toss
of three lives this morning. The dead
were:
Luke Freeme. 81 years old.
Mrs susan Smythe S. years old.
Mrs. Mary Goescher, 81 years old.
The building is a two-stoIS and at
tle frame affair constructed out of an
old farm house. which was more than
loo years old.
When the fire was discovered smoke
Was pouring from the windows ana
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS.
Investment Buying Gave Tone to The
Market Today.
Bargain Hunters Were In the Market AllsT
STANDARD Stocks.
lsnecInl Id lhe NeWs)

Wall street, Dec. 15.-The market So
bered of today after the riot Of the
week since Monday.
ON the whole il was strong very
strong i'm some stocks, despite reac-
tiouary fluctuations.
There were plain indications that al
present prices large number OF STOCKS
looked inviting TO Investors.
Investment buying was visible an
through the street
Rallies from Wednesday and IhuIs-
day afternoons Cow figures were con
sp4cuuus. with Sugar ana I'pac'' IN
the Head the former sharing a gam VI
nine points and the later SIX or SeFeh'
The Changers were all strong
Wheat easy.
Cotton steady.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
lIbsl Sui Begun.

william VI. Walls whom the grand
Jury refused TO indict for manslaughlti
has begun libel SUIT asalhst Nhe froN f
t1,,,,, Tourna Company to recover
81, GOO The Journal previous TO the
grand Jury making kts report an
nounccd that their had been an indict-
mont found against Walls. John NJ
brennan is counsel for Mr. Walls I'm the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
Su no for $4,000 Damages.

Harritu @. Haucsian of East Provi-
lenCc has begun suit against the
nion Railroad Company To recover
$4,000. He is q coal handler and was
brown from a car on Market square
md is 50 badly injured he claims he
las been incapaCitated for future labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
The Cotton Market.
Chicago Markets.
Thrown 0uI and Hurt.

Just before o'clock this afternoon n
horse driven by James kimball dashed
madly up South Water street and when
i'm front of =, couided with "A team
standing al the curbstone. The runa-
way freed itself and dashed on while
Mr.. kmblli was thrown out and
somcWhat hurt. His face and hands
were severely lacerated and he was
badly shaken Nv. The horse was cap
tured after "A short run.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

What s probably thc most venerable
piece of furniture iu existence o. now
in the British Museum. lt ~ the throne
or QUO HhtEu WHO rCiEucd tn thn
Me Valley about a thousand years be-
fore Christ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
Joshua 7. Howell,
6oi, Stock Exchange Building,
BOSTON.


Before the advance i'm price OF the Oc-
cidental Development Co.'S stock takes
place. There Is not a mining company
bidding for public favor at this time
that has more substantial merit. al
things considered, than has this com
many. You cannot afford to let this op.
portunity PASS without at least inves-
tigating. Do not fail TO obtain a block
OF this stock while 1T can De had al the
low nrtce of 10 CENTS PER SHARE.
fo,. an M tive demand already exists,
and material advance i'm price is inn
ninent. Development work Is going on
dav and night and dividends are near
m hand. send for literature, giving
mn 1alticulars, and be convinced, or
c9il at Room 81 Rogers building. zoo
Wayhine on street, Boston, or cal on
IpvTNG DAVIS, SIS Industrial Trust
nuilding, Providence, II. |.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
Nav Ira Grained.

The appellate court has granted a
new trial n the case of Isaac u. Mosby
Dt uN. rs. Ira y, Gom ct al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

by lhc recent Improvement in CI-
nadiln canals vessel 2'0 feet long
nlaWi ihg ~ fca and ttrryins . 600 toms.
can pass from lake lcr. 90 lie sea-
without breaking c1rsJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15
COPPER IS KING
CALUMET OF INDEX, WASH,
The RIVAL OF BUTTE.

This property, situated in the Great
Copper Belt of the Cascades. is a nat
ural developed mine. with an ore expo
sure OF $50 feet from three to fourteen
feet I'm width, assaying from II TO 23h
per cent Copper. Now, shipping Ore,
a Zig producer. The demand for Cop
per IS . per cent greater than the sup
ply. Now is the time to buy good low
price stocks. We offer limited amount
of treasury stock at 20 cents "A share,
will be dividend payer by April, 1900.
Exhibit of ore at 2l1 Washington street.
Boston. For further information ad-
dress
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

Of timber
inc mi
Of
The White naygabe for steamboats, bounds the property for mile
timber and
o
is the
al OF
eat
of
o on a
ON
a o
SO CENTS PER SHARE.
en- a on he
TO the
the of
facture Of brass
OF he
can rsendfo and pamphlN
Office, $40 Banigan Bldg, Providence, r. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-15

MAN N EACH COUNTY To SELL
tea. coffee. baking powder. extracts and
spices direct tO the housewives aud
stores. with or without valuable pre-
mums To- purchasers salary horse and
wagon 10 proven Compctent Address
Importer 100 Front St. New York city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-17

An ex-member Of congress who has
just returned from an independent
diplomatic mission to Europe brought
back with him some picturesque ideas
Of changes that will occur to the map
OF Europe. He predicts that Germany
will absorb Austria aud Holland, and
become the greatest power in Europe,
and eventually will, through its coloni-
al possessions in Asia, become en-
broiled in a great war with this coun.
try. That Russia will absorb Bohemia,
Finland and Turkey, and will fight a
big war with England for the posses.
sion Of Asiatic territory, in which the
United States is likely to become in
volved. That Spain will have another
civil nj MS q prelude to becoming a
republic; that Italy will become q re-
public after the death Of Crispi, aud
that France, after having absorbed
Belgium, will form a coalition with
Spain and Italy against Germany.
- -
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-17

members of the house, G~rosvenor Of
Ohio, and Borham, Of California, both
republicans. Gen. Grosvenor said
''There will be but enc issue next year
aud that is the financial ISSUE" and
MIR. Barham said: The money ques.
ton will be hardly thought of in the
next campaign. 1t was brushed aside
and lost sight Of in the state campaigns.
The people did not wan, to hear it
talked from the :stump. The two
things all persons were interested in
were, first, expansion, and second, the
trusts" Other examples Of contrary
opinions might be given, but these will
suffice TO show that the politicians diff.
fer widely, and 10 recall the oft assert
ed fact that the people make national
issues for the politicians TO advocate.
-
Delinquent Personal Taxes Must Be Paid.
Delinquent personal taxes for the
year 1898, have been delinquent for
some time and must be paid at once,
otherwise l will proceed to collect the
same by distress warrants.
CD ROBINSON,
County Treasurer.
II you want anything in the line of
horse blankets or robes call on Fogel &
Hutchison, Red Cloud and Co vie
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-17

Since Aguinaldo's prayers were so
smphatically answered by the Ameri-
san people on November 9TH, he has
changed his sea of government TO any
where he stops-which is not very long
NJ one place, as the United States
troops keep him on the move.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-17

This week we give the official vote
OF this county at the election held No.
vember 18th. In connection with it we
give the vote on Supreme judges in
1897. A comparison shows a gain in
the total vote in nearly every precinct.
The total vote Of the county on SUI
preme judges in 1897 was 1907, and in
1899 was 2508, a gain of POI votes. The
highest vote recorded was for county
superintendent. the total vote for that
office being 2,85s. This shows that
$50 votes we're cast for the candidates
for superintendent that were not voted
on the state ticket, and we have heard
from some precincts ia which tickets
were marked just for township officers
and road overseers and the county and
state ticket left blank. The vote on
county superintendent when compared
with the vote on supreme judges in
1897 shows an increase of 351 in the
total vote of the county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-17

the ONE do not succeed in driving
Roberts out of congress they will GER
tainly make things very unpleasant for
him. He is more likely to go than to
stay,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-17

Lieutenant Castle, aide-de' camp to
General Brooke, military governor Of
Cuba, expresses the opinion that 1t will
be a great mistake on the part Of this
government to superceds General
Brooke with a civil governor ut this
time, aud predicts much dissatisfac'
ton among the residents II it is done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-11-17

MANY men Of many minds" exactly
describes the present attempts OF the
politicians to predict what will be the
dominating issue in the presidential
campaign. No better proof Of the O +
rectness Of this assertion is necessary
than the declaration of two prominent