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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-28

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-28
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thirty days after the date hereof - issue Ia
deed TO Anderson & Hooker 70 the following
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NJ Of sci. Sec -. TIP IS, ). r. - E-o: -
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TIP. IS : R. II Eli acres. certificate 50 Ill
Of lax sale dated Nov. ;. 1898.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-28

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
BELLAlRE.
Budget of News Items From Our
Belmont County N ighbor.


Yesterday Alexander Voegtley arriv-
ed in the city from Gas City, Ind, and
is renewing acquaintnces of past years.
Mr. Voegtley was formerly secretary
of the Crystal Glass Company and has
since leaving here been connected with
the window glass house of Maring,
Hart & Co., in the Indiana town. 1t IS
understood the company has recently
Joined the combine and as Mr.. Voegt-
ley puts it, he is not certain whether
he is in the glass business or not.
The criticism that is heaped upon the
local Republican committee by Bridge
port and Martins Ferry people is per-
haps unmerited after all. The accom-
modations appear to have been ample
for the gathering Saturday night.
When it became evident that the meet
ing must be held in doors, some of the
committee looked up the managers OF
Turner Hall and had the doors thrown
omen. gas lit and chairs busted. The
Industrious committeeman then stood
with arms a-kimbo awaiting the arriv-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
NEW BOOKS

Placed on the Shelves al the Wheeling
Public Library.
Following is a list of the new books
which have recently been placed upon the
shelves at the public library:
Abbott, Lyman-An Evolutionists The
ology.
Allen, w. B.-Cleared for Action.
Bangs, j. K.-Peeps at People.
Bangs, ]. K.-The Dreamers.
Baylor F. C.-The Ladder of Fortune.
Bigelow, 1.-THE Santiago Campaign.
Brandes, G.-Henrik Ibsen: Bjornsterne
Bjornsen.
Broughton, R-The Game and the Candle
Browne, T. A.-War to the Knife
Burton, j. B.-A Bitter Heritage
Bygate, j. E.-Cathedral Church of Dur
ham.
Cable, G. W-Strong Hearts.
Cable G. W.-Capitals of the World.
Carpenter G. H-Insects: Their Struc-
ture and Life.
Conway, Sir W. M.-With Ski and Sledge
Over Arctic Glaciers.
Craddock, c. E.-Story of Old Fort Lou
don.
Crockett, S. R.-Kit Kennedy.
Cunningham, J.-History of the Woman's
CLUB Movement in America.
Davis, r. H.-The Lion and the Unicorn.
Douglas, R. K.-Story of China.
Dromgoole, w. A.-Heart of Old Hickory.
Embree c.. For the Love of Tsnita.
Emerton E.-Desiderius Erasmus.
Falckenberg, R,-History of Modern Phil
osophy.
Fiske John-The Dutch and Quaker Colo
MES in America.
Fiske John-Through Nature to God
George. H. B.-Napoleon's Invasion of
Russia.
Grady, D.-Gallops.
Griffis, w. E-America in the East.
Grinnell. G. B.. and Roosevelt. T.-Ameri-
can Big Game Hunting
Hector, Mrs.-The Step-Mother.
Heilprin, ALASKA and the Klondike.
Henderson, W. J.-What is Good Music
Henty. G. A.-No Surrender.
Henty. C. "A Rowing Commission.
Henty, G. Avon by the Sword.
Hilegas H. Coon PauTs People
Hitchcock. NJ. 1.-Two Women in the
klondike.
Holmes, NJ 1.-The Tracy Diamonds.
Hornung, E. W.-Dead Men Tell No Tales.
Lodge, H C.-The War With Spain
Louergan, ". F.-Historic Churches of
Paris
Long j. L.-Madame Butterfly.
Magruder, IA Beautiful Alien
Markham, C B-The Man With the Hoe.
Medium. D. s.-Holland and the Holland
ers.
Merriam. F. A.-Birds Of Village and
Field
Mignet, F. A.-History Of Mary. queen of
Scots.
Mitchell D. G.-American Lands and Let
tiers.
Muller F. M.-Auld Lang Syne.
Munroe, Kirk-Midshipman Stuart.
Munroe, Kirk-Shine Terrell
Risley. r. v.-Mens Tragedies.
Rod, E.-The Sacrifice OF Silence.
Rogers, A. A.-SweeJhearts and Wives.
Rowlands z. A.-They Laugh that WIN.
Russell, W. C.-Atlantic Tragedy.
Scott, H. S.-The Slave of the Lamp.
Simpson. E B.-R. L. Stevenson's ..Edin-
burgh Days
Stannard. Mrs.-A Name to Conjure With.
| Tenney. E. P.-Triumphs of the Cross. :.
Thanet. A. F-A Slave TO Duty.
Trevelyan, Sir G.. O.-American RevoIu-
ton. Part l.
Vivian. H.-Servia-
wa,ford, L. B-The Archdeacon.
Ward, E 6. P.-Loyelsness.
Whitney. A. D. T.-Square Pegs.
Windelbrand, W.-History of Philosophy
Wise. ]. S.-The End Of an Era
Yeates, $. 1.-The Heart Of Denise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30

There has been much talk in labor
circles over the river during the past
week in regard to the attitude of the
Wheeling Assembly in the controversy
between the two central labor bodies.
The o. V. t. & l.. A. at its meeting a
week ago turned down motion, the OBJ
ject Of which was to restore amicable
relations between the two organizations,
STIMULATING that such step should not
be taken until after the next national
convention of the United Mine Work
ers of America. Union labor over in
Belmont county has interpreted this to
mean that the fight which the O. V. T..
& L. A. has Instituted against T. l..
Lewis, secretary of the Ohio miners
organization Is to be pursued unre-
lentingly, and that it will be carried in
to the national conventions of the min
ers, as indicated. The controversy
originating here last June would, there
fore, be given new import and the I'LL
innate effect upon the relations of the
two bodies and upon labor matters gen
orally in this section Of the valley can
only be surmised. Mr.. Lewis is but
second in prominence in the coal min
ers' organization in Ohio, and it
will be recalled he was candidate for
president of the national body at it's
convention last spring. His friends in
Belmont county and throughout the
state have taken cognizance of the
movement Of the 0. V. T. & L. A..
against him, and their defense Of his po-
sition is not only pronounced, but is
characterized by no little bitterness 1t
is evident that any attempt to defeat
Mr. Lewis aspirations in his own or
ganization, whatever they may be, will
be met by determination and vim that
will make resistance no matter of
child's play.
The public is familiar with the cir
culars that have been sent out by the
two bodies in accusation and defense of
their respective positions. These have
been given wide circulation, and it was
supposed the matter would be permit
ted to drop with that. The action of
the 0. V. T. & L. A. at its last meet
ing, however, has brought the subject
up anew, and Mr.. Lewis friends say
they are on the alert and are prepared
to meet any emergency in a manner
that will make prominent members of
the Wheeling Assembly regret any fur
ther step that they may take along
such lines. They express regret that
such breach should have come be-
tween the two bodies, but rather than
see any sacrifice of what they believe
to be fair and just, they will stand by
Mr.. Lewis to the bitter end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30

Judge Nash has the appearance and
actions of a man that is over-worked.
He no doubt finds Senator Hanna IN
exaeting master and he has been kept
hustling about the State until his voice
and physical strength are taxed to the
limit He looks like a man who feels
he is "up against it and who can see
gaunt defeat staring him in the face.
AS candidate he is expected to volun-
teer his efforts on the stump and he
can have none of that satisfaction in
the end regardless of results, that he
will be we'll paid in good cold cash for
his work, which is so inspiring to the
other Hanna orators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
New Assortment High Colored
Granite Cloth Plaids

Silk and Wool Mixed 46 inches wide, and -
we think one of the best plaid items that @EEI
has ever been offered real One Dollar nw
goods, but the price per yard to-day ISM. W.
Plain Black Satin Duchess, also Plain Black Taf- M@l
feta Silks both p inches wide, guaranteed WM1BE
qualities, the only kind of Black Silks we Nhh
handle. and the price per yard is only...... ~ -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
IS. Bellaire 9, draws It.

Mrs. Frank Covert of the Fourth
ward is quite sick.
A number from here will attend the
ball to be gwen at the Opera House at
Bridgeport Tuesday night. The affair
is for the benefit OF the foot ball club
of the Aetna Standard tin house work
ers.
Thos. King and wife, of Captina,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Lulu Robinson, of Washington,
IA, is the guest of Miss Helen Sanders.
Mrs. Evelyn Sheriff. assisted by Mr..
Maynard, Of Boston, will give musi-
cal recital at the First Presbyterian
church this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
Furs.

Mr.. Ashbaugh, the fur man, will be
at the Windsor Hotel Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, October Both, 31st
and November 1st, with a complete
line Of novelties in Jackets, Collar
cites and Scarfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
sTXTY-TWo NEW LOCOMOTIVES.

STXTY-TWO NEW LOCOMOTIVES.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad win
have SO new compound consolidated
freight locomotives by the last of Janu-
airy. Fifty were ordered in September
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works
and the order has just been augmented
by twelve more. These locomotives,
when completed, will represent the
highest type of heavy freight power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
STAND BY LEWIS.
Will Defend His Position to the Bit
ter End.

BELMONT COUNTY LABOR LEAD
Frs INTERPRET ACTION OF o.
v. T. & l. A. TO MEAN WAR ON
THE OHIO MAN-SUCH A STEP
WOULD BE RESENTED WITH
SPIRIT-INFERENCE THAT LO-
CAL CONTROVERSY MAY BE
CARRIED INTO NATIONAL CON-
yENTION OF u. NJ. w. OF A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30

The last half of the checker games
between the players of the Young Mems
Club and the Big Four OF Wheeling,
was played off here Saturday night.
OF the 80 games the Wheeling players
won 20, Bellaire 5, draws Z. Out Of
the series of ga games, Wheeling got
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
Suits and Overcoats + s1 TO Is Dollars.

al of the band and the overflow. The
band didn't come but the overflow did.
1t consisted of four souls, all told, and
the doors Of the hall were quietly
closed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30

Dance at Bearley's tonight, 131
Eighteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-30
LOU SWABACKER.
mbeelin9 ReYister
DO YOU KNOW

That you can get Medallions brooches and
Buttons OF yourself or friend, at Kirk
Photographic Studio, 1905 Main street.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23
Rains and Hot weather.

Sherman county's seige Of dry wealth
er and dust for this year seems to have
passed. Last Friday afternoon one Of
heaviest dOwnpOurs Of the season fell,
but unfortunately it covered only a
small portion Of the county. Around
GoOdland the precipitation was fully
one inch.
A heavy thunder storm spread over
the county Wednesday night, resulting
in even a greater fall Of moisture than
the Friday storm These rains have
come in time to save a great deal Of
wheat, but some was already beyond
redemption. The prospect for corn and
forage crops is exceptionally bright.
The past week has produced the
hottest weather Of the year. Monday
was the banner day, the mUrcury 60
ing up to 10 in the shade.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

Harry Sharp, a formerly Of GOodland
boy, but who now lives at Perry, Ok,
sends the following account to TIE
REPUBLIC or the arrival and departure
of two Goodland youths at his town:
Perry, Ok, June 17.-Otis Croker
and Lewis CuIlins, the two young ad-
venturers from GOOdland, arrived here
after a series of thrilling adventures in
the state of Kansas. While in Sterling
one Of their horses was hooked by a
shOrt-horn COW, and they Immediately
traded him for a mule. They arrived
here with the mule and a horse, at
tached to a double seated spring wagon.
They left here with the mule attached
to a single buggy, bound for the bOun-
teous plains of Texas. Both were feel
ing dOwncsst.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

treated Us to a ride uponshis engine
one evening last week. The "Old lady"
has lately come out of the shops where
for % days the mechanics were engag-
ed In giving her a complete overhaul
ing. She is now in nice condition for
speeding, and her master finds no
trouble at all in shaking a string Of
passenger cars over the rails between
here and GOOdland at 40 miles an hour.
John Boyle is one Of the best men on
the west end, and his fireman, Charles
Sherman, knows just exactly how much
coal the old girl needs to keep the
steam indicator at the right nOtsh.
A railroad man contributes this &C
count as an experience of a train crew
with a crazy man: While Conductor
Converse and crew were eastbound
June IA they were suddenly brought to
a halt between Roswell and Falcon by
a red flag in the hands Of a maniac.
The demented man at once asked En-
gineer Kelly what position in life he
desired, and the brave engineer re-
piled that he was well satisfied with his
present position. He then called the
brave brakemeD, Davie Christopher
and E R. Brown, to his assistance and
proceeded to capture the lunatic. They
advanced, well armed with axes and
clubs. Davie, who was anxious to per
form some heroic deed, led the cap
turers, but the way events shaped
themselves he was soon convinced that
he was OUtclassed, and he beat a hasty
retreat to the CabOose, closely followed
by the victim. At the cabOoSe the man.
lac stated be had been sent here by
God to kill every one on earth, and
thought he would start in on Brown,
but to this Brown did not approve. His
next break was that he was going to
knock Champion Jeffries out in four
rounds, and for illustration he pro-
ceeded toward Converse, who was com
PEELED to do some lively lodging in
order to avoid his upperCuts and side
steps. By this time, the train had
reached Falcon, and while waiting for
the arrival of the authorities the de-
mented man stripped his person OF
clothing and went to the section house
where he intended to commence the
slaughter, but was easily talked out Of
the notion. He then put on his clothes
and went to the agent aud ordered that
official to wire every body in the world
to come to the Springs and bring their
dogs, cats and cattle, for there was
going to be s-hOt time there tomorrow.
Davie at once left for home, to get his
little dog, and said he would be a man
and be present at the show.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

Miss Edna SWarts entertained
number Of friends at her home We'd
nesday evening. The occasion was in
honor OF Miss Kate Dickey, Of Boulder,
Col, but who, in days gone by, was a
playmate Of GOOdlsnd's boys and girls.
She is a young lady now, and the
friendship Of yore has not abated in
her absence. The evening was whiled
away with the pleasures incident to
the gathering Of acquaintance. Deli
cious refreshments we're served pro-
Eoking that characteristic smile on the
face Of the young man, renowned for
drawing his mouth out Of proportion
with the immediate surroundings
The appreciation Of the evenings
enjoyment was manifest in the voice
and acts Of all Those present Were-
Misses Lillian BHtton, Rae ThorsOn,
Maud Murphy, Ella Morse, Kate Dick
ey, Allie VanHook, Messrs. Lewis Arms
berg, Alfred PreWitt, Charley RulOn,
OrvaI Monroe, Richard Auer, Carl
Frank, II. " Stewart
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

The Supreme Court Hands Do1Tn a Dect-
sion which Concerns the DAILY Cases-
The supreme court handed down q
decision last Saturday in the case Of
R L Mcdonald & Co. vs.. ". B. Swish
er, coroner, appealed from the district
court Of Sherman county, in which the
judgment Of the lower court was affirm
ed. The case has been pending in the
district and supreme courts ever since
1891, it being an outgroEth OF the fail
ure Of ". H DAILY, at GoOdland, in
March Of that year. DAILY gave mort
cages for large amounts to the SheF-
man County Bank, Of which institution
NJ B. TOmblin was president, and to
one Bowers, and then gave a sUbse-
quent mortgage to the mercan tile firm
OF r. L. Mcdonald & Co., Of st. Joseph,
Mo, this latter mortgage being made
expressly subject TO the mortgages to
the bank and Bowers. An agreement
was entered into between those parties
and Mcdonald by which the latter was
to rePIevin the goods which had been
attached By mercantile creditors and
were in the hands Of the coroner, and
after so obtaining possession Of the
stock the same was to be turned over
to the bank and Bowers so that they
might obtain the amounts they claimed
under they respective mortgages. Upon
the trial, it was proven that at the time
Of the making Of such agreement, Nc
Donald & Co. had sufficient notice to
at least put them on inquiry that the
mortgages to the bank and Bowers
were fraudulent, and these mortgages
were IN fact shown to be FRAUDULENT.
The case was tried before Judge Q. ".
Smith Of Stockton, who found in favor
Of the defendant coroner, representing
the attaching creditors, and this judg-
ment, as stated was affirmed. A. H.
Ellis, of BelOit, was the principal at
tOrney representing the defendant
upon the trial, and a very elaborate
brief in the supreme court was pre-
pared by Messrs. Ellis and Burnham,
and the former also argued the case
orally. There were a number Of novel
questions in the case, all Of which ap-
pear to have been settled in their fav-
or and they naturally are much graft
fed over the resuIt.-BelOit Gazette.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

sueeumbs to Appendicitis AFTER Long
and Painful Illness

succumbs to Appendicitis After Long
and Painful Hines.
Mrs Marie Morton, wife OF ". r
Morton, the Rock Island trainmaster
in this city, passed away Thursday
afternoon st $50 p N. at the Home
opsthie hospital in Denver, after a pro-
iOnRed and painful illness. Mrs Nor
ton was SO years Of age, and her death
vas caused by appendicitis.
It is with keen regret that the news
Of the passing Of one so vigorous with
health, 50 marked with presence, so
devoted TO coniugal affection as was
Mrs. Morton must here be chrouicled.
But Death, the great proprietor
Of al, reaps in and out Of season
the fields he has not sown. Why
he does not forbear his inexorabIe
touch from the hale and happy is mex
plicable. Seemingly he is the greatest
enemy Of rs all-visiting and revisit
ing, only to leave within his way de
vastation, death, decay. But this loved
one has met this dark side Of life, be-
yond which the finite mind conceives
OF q more excellent dwelling place.
About a month ago Mrs. Morton was
taken Ill, and a diagnosis revealed ap-
pendicitis, WhereUpOn she was imme-
diately taken to Denver for treatment.
Three weeks had passed and public op-
iniOn seemed to look for her restOra-
ton to health, and when word came
that the worst had happened, it sent a
stiffness throughout the city. Mrs
Morton suffered intensely, and al
though she was a woman Of great en-
duranee. a human frame cannot en-
DIRE all.
The remains were taken to Detroit,
Mich, the home OF her parents, for
burial, accompanied by the husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kintz Of Colorado
Springs, and William Shaw, a brother
Of East Las Vegas, Y. NJ A husband,
adopted son, father and three brothers
survive her. Funeral services were
held at Detroit, Monday at 1870 a. N.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23
Next Week at the Opera House.

Forced to the War" or @The Sub
runners Of 63-4, p a drama in four acts
viii be presented at the opera house
Friday night, June 30, by LEGAL talent.
The cast secured for the play is a good
one and clever entertainment is ex-
pected. The proceeds viii be applied
toward repairs on the opera house and
the venture is worthy Of good support
Tickets are on sale at Monroe & Nc
Cures, general admission . cents, re-
served seats s. cents.