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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14

sFAt the Broom Makers Union
dance last Monday night the judges
awarded the first prize Of a silver
goblet to Miss Rosa Gu,zweiler, a
the best lady walter. and the silver
cup to Mr.. John Judy a. the best
Walter among the gentlemen The
prizes were presented. on behalf OF
the Union. by Mr.. W. F. Goebel ia
speech sparkling with brilliants
and compliments. which was en-
Enthusiastically received by the lar e
number OF people present. At the
cose he said he thought numbers
OF Others deserved commentator
and that if they would call at his
store Tucsdlv morning he would
give each OF them a souvenir OF the
occasion. Next morning quite a
number accepted hi- invitation. and
each was presented with a handker-
chief for dancers. Quite number
from Huntingburg attended the
dance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14
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ison OF its news service tnow being fur
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Northern Press Association) with that Of
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Motto. III you see II in the Dispatch it's
so. and II it's so IL is always In the Dis.
patch"
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Bicycle Repairs and Glue,
Sewing Machine Oils
and Needles

For all kinds of machines. Al
work guaranteed. Prices reasona
bic. Call and examine.
JOHN r. JUDY.
Mar l. ST
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14
Dubois Circuit Court

the Pike Nlrculi Count MONDAY
following. The following shows the
disposition I'D causes not heretofore
mentioned by the CoCEIrR
state y, Jos. NJ GreenrF; vioiai
inn Nicholson law. not guilty
~. 2.6ib. state - Jaceb >ens;
violating Nicholson law: heretofore
fined sl0. on a plea 81 guilty mo
ton 10 vacaie Judgment and dis
charge defendant on he ground that
the Indictment does no: stale an
ofien>e. sustained in two cases.
The same action was tasen IN the
ease II Leonard Buer. found guilty
81 the same offen~e by a Jury a. In
No. 2636: the same in one case
against Io-. NJ. Greener, who had
plea guilty and was lined slO; the
same in case against John ~
Miller tor the SAM offen>e. and IN
a case v Lucinda Black. in which
she was tined 50 for refusing 10 pay
dog tax.Ihe same action was taken
state = I-eanier G0wens; incest.
Jury trial lasting three DAYS: verdict
guilty.: that defendant L - years
OF age. and he i sentenced 10 the
State prisoa for period Of not les
than nor more that , wears: sixty
DAYS given 10 prepare and ile oil
of exceptions.
State = Leander Gowens; muir
der: nOllied because the evidence
showed the child was not born alive
State y Wan. g. Coffee. con
tempt. defendant, m 'tion To gla~h
information overrulei. and defend
ant given till "a day Of next term
to make return ID rule herein
CIVIL ACTIONS.
Peter Schnell v Rosa NJ >chnell
ct al: partition; continued.
Vim. +. Stone 4 al. v Louisa
+. stone Il al: commissioner re-
ports distribution 81 assets a pr
ordt OF Court. aud i discharged
f. ". Blemker q A. y Paipka
Cooperage Co. e al. continued
Maurice Fritz Ct al v Peter
~ehnell; finding that Peter a sur
viving partner collected 1858 Il
That be has paid on; b. ,-''S -
AMI had balance 81 $50 II
That he distributed -
Rosa sl-95> ~
And 10 himself 80 ~
Martin Reed 1926 Il
Paid oul 4.2pl =
Peter reed 81. .ul-.l
Paid ont l.. At5 -
Over paid s2.6i2 u
Surviving partner allowed II $40
for his services and expenses a
such.
Jacob Rauscher y Henry Waii-
man ct al continued BY agreement
for further argument
State ex rel. Anna Kruger y
Louisa Kruger ct al, continued
VIM. :. Bissey a al y NJ q
BisSey et al finding i3r Vim. G.
Britain and :. III. Dillon a. to
interest Of Ellery BisSey in sSp o.
proceeds 81 sale. les share u E.lery
Tor costs. and that the Commission
er paw same a. ordered TO Britain
and Dillon.
Nm. >chuler's petition @ eel
real estate a. admir- 81 estate ~
Elizabeth >chuetier, was continued
Andrew Chumlev was given .
divorce from Anna Chumley-
julius Trich. adm'T Of estate u
Willis Greene, dec d.; petition 10
sell real estate 81 deceased was d.
MED BY the Court upon trial. il
appearing that the land belonged -
tie estate 0f Elizabeth ireen, dec L.
l.. c Holmes ct al. y LYDIA q.
Wilger; continued.
Ida Geiger v FIedolin Geiger, e
al; continued.
Vim. Bonner v Nan simpson
continued.
Ida Il. R0tiger v VIM. Roii-er
di-orce: continued
Peter J. Small " MARY 4 Small
divorce q anted plaintiff
The guardian u miner heirs o
: Julia &. Gowen>. deed. reports ~ai'
81 rel estate 10 Elizabeth Miiburs
I for 1866 cash; sale confirmed.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
WILL PERMIT A VOTE.
Senate Committee on Foreign Rels-
lions VIII Let Various Philippine
Resolutions Come Up.

Washington, February 1.-The senate
committee on foreign relations today dis
cussed the various declaratory resolutions
before the Senate in connection with the
peace treaty and decided to no longer op-
pose the taking of vote on any of them.
The first vote will come on the motion TO
refer the Bacon resolution to the commit
tee and this will not be opposed By men,
bers OF the committee The COMMITTEES is
confident that the result will be favorable
to the motion to refer. The committee Is
also confident Of disposing of all the other
resolutions in accordance with their ideas
They count upon having all the resolu-
lions except that offered by Mr.. sullivan
voted down. They will not oppose the
sullivan measure AMI 1t now looks as II
ii would be adopted
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
OF UNTOLD VALUE.
The Information Contained in This
Citizens statement Is Priceless.

The hale, the hearty, the strong, can
afford TO toss this paper to one side impa-
tiently when they read the following, but
any sufferer In Portland who has spent u
mint of money and hours Of excruciating
torture caused by kidney complaint, will
stand in his own light If he does not fol-
low the valuable advice given by Mrs, A.
B. Rounds of "A Lincoln street. who says:
at Is now the month of October, 1898.
considerably over two yenrs since l first
expressed my opinions through this news
paper about Doan's Kidney Pills. L pro-
tnr - them at ths time from III. II. Hay
81 sons drug store att the junction of
Middle and Free streets, took a course of
the treatment and they rid Inc of spells
of dizziness and severe pain in the back
The relief has teen permanent and l
can add to my own experience that OF
others who have used this remedy and
obtained equally as good results. 1t is
the me story wherever you hear OF a
person using Doan's Kidney Pills, they
are cured.
Deans Kidney pills for sale by all deal
ers: price so cents q box. Mailed on re-
ceipt OF price by Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-an
take no substitute.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
PUBLIC LIBRARY.


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Maine. 42l6
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Chaffers VIM. Hall Marks on Gold
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Wharton, Anne h., Heirlooms In
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Willis. Robert, Benedict de
Spinoza. silo. "
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
TO TRANsP oRT SPANISH TROOPS.

New York, February bids for the
transportation to Spain OF $1,000 Spanish
soldiers now In the Philippines were
opened at the office of the depot quarter.
master, Col kimball. hare today.
simultaneously the same proceeding took
place in the depot quartermastsr's Office
at San Francisco. Only three bids had
been received here. They were those of
the Bordeaux Steamship company, whose
for both officers and men, the Hamburg
Union line whose bid was SIS for each
enlisted man and sil5 for each officer, the
mum bar at those figures being limited To
500 persons; and the French Transatlantic
COMPANY whose bid was S2l5 for the
officers and $73. rs for enlisted men. The
bids will be forwarded to Washington. for
con sideration and comparison with the
bids opened in San Francisco
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEADLOCK

Harrisburg, February There was NO
change today in the senatorial situation.
Senator Quay was again the thirteen
votes short of the number necessary TO
elect. None of the candidates having re-
oeised a majority of the votes cast, Lieut..
Gov Goblin announced that there has
been no election. The convention then
adjourned till Thursday noon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
In all s,uge. of Nasal catarrh there sho,

In all stzges OF Nasal Catarrh there should
be cleanliness. AS experience proves Eiy's
Cream Balm is cleanser, soothsr and healer Of
the diseased membrane. IL is not drying nor
irritating and does not produce sneezing. To
test It a trial size is mailed for 10 cents or the
large for 90 cents by Ely Brothers. Sc Warren
street. New YORK. Druggists keep IT, Upon
being placed into the nostrils 1t spreads over
the membrane and relief is immediate. II Is an
agreeable cure.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
CANADIAN COMMISSION MEETS

Washington. February 1.-The Canadian
toint high commission held its usual brief
session today. Later the subcommittee
On the Alaskan boundary held long
meeting and examined several experts.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

l.pi mere saying that putting liquor
j., ones mouth steals away his brains?"
Yes, sire, " replied the minion
Then what does this American paper
.,a by saying that in the cass of the
who got drunk and called me a
lael the plpvarb was reversedy'-
I'll American
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
WIT AND WISDOM.
Both Out.

Deposition (breathlessly)-Is the cashier
INF
Bank Examiner-No; he's out. Are
you depositorf
Eyes"
We'll, you're out too. - New York
Weekly.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
A THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, opals, real
Rubys aud all other precious stones, Engage.
stent and Wedding Rags q specially, largest
mock In the city. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. nlarisdi
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
WATCHES ON lNSTALLMeNTS.

waltham and Elgin Watches. A large stock
OF new model Watches will DO sold on easy pay
Prices. MCKINNEY. the JsweleT, Monument
Square. mafisdu
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

Prof. King, the Canadian astronomer
and one of his assistants appeared for the
Canadian side while the Americans called
in Prof. Pritchnrd. chief OF the Coast and
Geodetic Survey and John McGrath, one
of the coast survey topographers who have
spent several years in work along the
Alaskan boundary and In the neighD0r-
hood Of Mount St. elias. tEzE
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

EOR sALE-Lot facing Eastern Promenade
u owing to circumstances will he sold AZ
from cents to 10 cents per foot cheaper than
the surrounding lots. We consider this an ex-
ceptionally good trade. Apply.at once. Real
Estate Office First National Bank FREDEk-
lex 5. VAIL. sol
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

Mr.. Victor Brewster entertained party
of the conductors and motormen Of the
Portland Railroad company at the car
several interestingie Experiences of his re-
cent trip to the Klondike. A graphophone
entertainment was also enjoyed.
Mrs. Alice e. Clark, daughter OF MIR.
j. X. Cobb, Morrills, has returned from
a VOYAGE to Havana. Mrs. Clark fell and
broke her wrist while at sea, and has re-
turned home to receive medical attend
ance.
: MIR. g. W. QUITS of ths firm of Williams
a. Quits has recovered from his recent at
tack of the grip.
The sum of $50 WAS realized from the
lecture recently given by MIR. Albert
Armstrong at the Congress Square
church. Portland, for the benefit of West
brook Seminary.
MIR. Lester V. Somes, Deering Center.
has resigned his position with the Cssoo
and Portland Loan and Building associa-
ton, and has accepted position as book :
keeper for the Dresser Galley Shoe com :
pany, Cross street, Portland.
The following advertised letters are at
the Woodfords post office: Miss Butler,
Mrs ". g. Foss, Edith Manning.
The advertised letters at Deering Center
for are the following: Miss Mary K.
Slemmons. Miss Lena Libby, Frank
Brown, Charles Pollard
Rev. J. F. Cobb of North Deering will
occupy the pulpit Of All Souls Universe
list church, sunday morning at LAO
O'Clock
Repairs are to be made at once on the
chapel at ST. Joseph's Home, which was
damaged by fire last Sunday morning.
The church is to be thoroughly repaired.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

| LNOR SALE-At KnightviTle. one and half
| Il story frame house, fiuely located on line
/ OF electric road overlooking the harbor I large
| rooms and stable; $500 square feet of land.
| Price 81 500. BENJAMIN SHAW & co,
81 IL Exchange street. 21-l
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

FOE sALE-fate popular songs: Mid thu
=, Green Field of Virginia She Was Breo In
wa hsntacky. My Old New Hampshire Home,
anu an popular music. music books. musical
instruments. excellent strings for instruments.
etc. HAYES Ala Congress street 3iI
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One OF Mchenney's Alarm Clocks. a5c to
$500. Warranted to wake the dead. Mors
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jeweier. Monument square
sep2Sdf
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

EOR SALE-All the latest: She was Happy
L Til She Met You. flllipinolBabe Honolulu
Lady Green Fields OF Virginia, johnson Don't
Get Gay. Whistling Rufus; also few lett Of
Bred IN Old Kentucky Georgia Camp Meeting
New Hampshire Home. College Chums. and
many others. Cum and G. {. HALVES. 4u
Congress, formerly Chambers. Watch my
windows I'm be wild de gang. ii
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

NOR SALE OR LEASE-A lot OF land at the
West End, corner Forest and Congress
streets containing shout 4,22i feet Apply to
+. HARLOW. 9la Congress street. jan25dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for IS o-nta. cash In advance.

COR sALE-A small stock of fancy goods
fine chance for business In manufacturing
town; good reason Tor selling. Address BOX
20, oxford. Me. III
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

EoE SALE-For investment, one of the most
L desirable pieces of real estate in Portland
Superior location and occupied by first class
tenants, yielding high rate o. interest Exam
nation will satisfy careful investors. Reason
for selling the estate must lie closed. w. "A.
WALDRON & Co. $50 Middle 81 nj
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02

EoR sALE-symphony Music Box, list $50,
with ~ musical discs. los $40. and Colum
bla SIS Graphophones, almost new. for SIS
also Eagles at o.. and at So; all the latest
records, and all kinds OF machines. c. e.
HALVES. 43i Congress, successor to Chandler
IL
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-02
WEDDING RINGS.

EOR SALE-s nice single road sleighs. cloth
trimmings. best workmanship, black or red
running gear. Can be seen at 3O1 Commercial
st. KEN-TOMLINSON co. ianI2dtf
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-05
DISCOVERED IN TIME.
Plot of San Quentin Convicts to Eff
feet q Wholesale Delivery.

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, March "A
conspiracy among the convlcts in the
state prison here to murder their
guards and effect a wholesale delivery
of prisoners has been revealed to War
den Hale. through the faint-hearted-
ness Of one Of the conspirators. AS a
result eight men. denounced as the
ringleaders in the movement, are in the
dungeons, one guard, charged by the
informer with completely in the mur-
derous plot Of the inmates, has been
discharged, and the guards have been
doubled. A hatchet, several knives,
made from files. and some rudely-fash-
ioned from cell door keys, have been
found, and a search is being made
throughout the prison for the revolvers
which, it Is said, were smuggled in
through the completely of the discharg-
ed guard. The convicts now In solitary
confinement are all desperate criminals.
several Of whom being in for life. The
informer is Sir Harry" Westwood
Cooper, convicted in San Francisco of
forging drafts on the Amglo-California
and San Francisco and London banks.
He claimed to be baronet, and for q
time lived in style. Precautions have
been taken to prevent him from being
killed by his fellow -convicts-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-05
W.oMAN's HOME.
1t Is Planned to Erect a Building 10
Cost S75OOO


Cost $4,000.
MINNEAPOLIS, March "A mass meeting
In the interests of the woman's building was
he'd In the guild room Of ST. Marks church
this afternoon, at which more definite plans
were formulated. Mrs. ]. X. Hosmer presded.
The meeting opened by the presentation of
the articles of Incorporation by walter
Tiffany. After the reading the women had
some questions to ask In regard to the obJjga-
tions that would be entailed by purchasers of
stock. The articles provide that shares of
stock may be sold by the directors outside
the membership of the corporation. but that
the officers OF the corporation shall be mem
bers only. Members are elected by the off,
GERS of the corporation. Women who own at
least one share of stock are eligible for cleo
ton as members.
The plans for the new building were shown
and discussed and description Of the ground
that seems most desirable was given To-
gether with price of the same The lot is nm
Seventh street, near Hennepin the price s11 :
O00 and the estimated cost of the building
100000 or SIC, 900, ii fireproof building is re
ouired When the plans were fully under
stood by the women present, much enthusi-
asm was expressed and nearly fifty women
signed the articles of Incorporation.
meeting Of incorporators was appointed
to meet in the board of trade rooms in the
Lumber Exchange Monday afternoon at
O'clock At that time complete organiza-
ton will be effected. Women who SO desire
may attend this meeting and may become
charter members by signing the articles of
Incorporation. Officers will be chosen at this
meeting and q board Of directors Instituted.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-05
NEwsBoYs' CROUCH HoUsE.~
Filled Up on Liquor Stolen From
the Benz Store Debris.

MINNEAPOLIS. March THE members of
the Newsboys' club and their companions
have been having glorious time during the
past few days Friday tho policeman guard
ing the ruins Of the Benz liquor store was
removed. as the police had been informed
that the liquor company had provided a
watchman for the place. AS soon as the Of
icer had departed the news boys discovered
the fact and proceeded to lay in a stock Of
liquor Bottles of whisky, gin and beer were
smuggled into the alleys and the boys start
ed to hold high carnival.
A gang of them made their way into tho
Newsboys' club rooms and proceeded to have
rough house" The gang then made Its
way to the journal counting room, and the
police had to be called in to clear out the
place.
Several Of the boys ''bowled up again to-
day and climbing to the third floor of the
Tribune ruins they destroyed desk, that
had escaped the flames, with an AK It is
also reported that some Of the boys broke into
an empty store on Second avenue south and
cut all the wires IN the place, including live
one. which supplied an adjoining store with
light.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-05
Old Settler pa..es Away.

MINNEAPOLIS, March /, 4-Charles B.
Smith died at his residence, 1860 Main street
southeast. at the age of seventy years. TIL
funeral will occur Monday afternoon from the
First Unitarian church. Mr., Smith was born
at Burr Hollow. Me-. and served during the
Civil war as captain OF the Fifteenth Maine
and opeIed a grocery store with his brother,
Sidney. opposite the city hall Later. when
the old market was b-lilt. he moved across
and II First street north, and later he was
In business at 214 Hennepfn avenue. He was
member OF George N. Morgan post, G. A. K.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-05
CHINESE TOWNS TAKEN.
Rebels Wrestling Territory From
the Control of the Emperor.

TACOMA. Wash, March 4.-Chinese
advices contain the news that thou
sands Of rebels in the central Chinese
provinces Of Honan, Anhui, Kiangsu.
Human and Hupeh have combined their
forces and are wrestling immense ter
ritory from the authority of the inn
perial government. The four walled
cities Of Hungychai and Paiyicha.
Kuyang and Mengcheng. together with
seventy-five walled villages, have been
captured by the rebels. They are pre-
pairing to besiege Shuckou and are sur
rounding Kanehou.
series of battles took place about
Kuyang. in which 4.700 rebels are
known to have been slain. Hundreds
of Chinese troops We're killed. The reb-
els were literally moved down by the
quick-fire guns and magazine rifles
with which several regiments of the
imperial troops were armed. Later they
succeeded in recapturing Hungchai,
and might have followed UP their sue
cess by other victories had not several
other regiments of raw troops become
panic-stricken and run away.
Marvin Safe Company Receivershfp.
CINCINNATI, O., March 4.-Certain cred
itors of the Herring -Hall-Maryin Safe COM
pany at Hamilton, O., who recently peti-
toned the United States court 10 lift the COM
pany out of the hands of receivers appear
before Judge Taft, of the United Ststss c-rcut
court of appeals and asked to Withdraw their
petition and have the present receivership
continued 1t was 30 ordered by the court
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

MINNEAPOLIS. March AT meeting of
the board OF education to-day it was decided
to suspend the rule requiring vaccination for
pupils entering during the remainder of the
year.
Rabbi A. Friedman OF the Reformed Jewish
congregation will preach tomorrow morning
at the First Unitarian church. His subject
will be sWas Christ Jew or a Christian"
The funeral of Jacob A. Knapp Sr.. who
died at the age of seventy-six years, will
take place from the family residence 2619
Seventh street south. tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'Clock The deceased leaves a widow. four
sons and daughter.
The Ct Paul Methodist pcsachsu viii