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Iron County register., 1899-09-07

u IRON COUN Y
enue OF Iron county Missouri.
against
Ananqa nai conn, Orsal Maple. George Maple
ID. smith Deaderick, and all unknown in
teresfed parties. defendants
IAciion to Enforce Lien for Taxesl
now al THIS day comes the pIaintfn w r
ONeals collector of the revenue OF Iron con n
~, Missouri. and files his petition and aff1da-
VII, setIlng forth among other things that
the de1endants are non-residents Of the
State of Missouri, and cannot be summoned
In this action by the ordinary process of law:
it IS, therefore, ordered by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Iron County, Missouri, in
vacation, that publication be made, notifying
said defendants that an action has been
commenced against them in the Circuit Court
OF said County, the object and general nature
OF which is to enforce the lien of the State of
Missouri on the following real estate, situate
in Iron County, Missouri, belonging to the
said defendants, for back taxes for the wears
1895 and 1897, to wit:
The south seven-eighths OF the northwest
Quarter OF section seventeen III. in town
east, situate in Iron county, State OF Mis-
souri,.
Can itemized statement, in the nature of
tax bill, showing the amount of taxes now
due on said real estate for the years aforesaid,
amounting IN the aggregate to the sum of
St93, is fled with said petition, as pro-
vided by law.) And unless they be and ap-
pear at the next term of said Court, to be
holden for the County of Iron, and State of
Missouri, at the courthouse IN said County.
on the fourth Monday in October next us 99),
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

SUPPLEMENT
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the circuit court OF Iron county. Missouri.
I'm IA vacation, August 2tth, 1899. ;
the uase ns aS q y NSs9qr s at the relation and TO
ehue o. iron county, Missouri
against
zee, MIS-. NJ G. Hickey and all unknovn in
terested parties, defendants -
IAetion TO Enforce Lien for Taxes.l
now al this day comes the pIaintiff " II
ONeal, collector of the revenue. iron To,,,,tv
A.ssooEi, and fiies his petition and affidayif
loEln among other things that the de-
interested parties are non-residents of the
State of Missouri, and cannot be summoned
IN this action by the ordinary process of law:
1T IS, therefore, ordered by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Iron County, Missouri. in
vacation, that publication be made, notifvino
said defendants that an action has been
commenced against them in the Circuit Court
OF said County, the object and general nature
OF which IS TO enforce the lien of the State of
Missouri on the following real estate, situate
IN Iron County, Missouri, belonging to the
salo defendants. for back taxes for the years
Lots eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen
IN Diock twentv-nine in the City OF Ironton
Iron county. Missouri.
.kAn ltemized statement, in the nature of
TAX Dill, showing the amount of taxes now
due on said real estate for the years aforesaid.
amounting in the aggregate to the sum of |
S5.Sl, is filed with said petition, as pro- |
vided by law.) And unless they be and ap- |
pear at the next term of said Court, to be 1
holden for the County of Iron, and State OF /
missouri, at the courthouse in said Count4.
on the fourth Monday in October next (l6Q ol. I
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

! - -. q t1lc tcfIII1 anu Plead, an
swer or demur to said plaintiff petition, tn,
j same will be taken as confessed, iudgmen
rendered in accordance with the PRAYER q
sad petition, and said real estate, or so mucf
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy sale
judgment, interest and costs, be sold unde,
special fieri facias to be issued thereon.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
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all 50 Ioro cont;nna. o,5 =

before the end of the term), and plead, an
swer or demur to said plaintiffs petition, the
same will be taken as confessed, Judgment
rendered in accordance with the r,ras,ar .k
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

Id under .t,:S,, % Iu,'iiei oiuereo 'hat copy
.reon. P. " law IN
ereof be NASio LEX, weekly
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

Clerk. published accordins to OF law : ny +
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
Jig NUuLInuE
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swer or demur to said plaintiffs petition, th.
same viii be taken as confessed, iudgmen
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
TALKED OF AMERICA.

London, Feb. Sat the assembling OF
parliament yesterday, after the new
members had taken the customary oath
Speaker Gully read the queens speech.
and Joscelin Bagot, Conservative. mado
the address I'm reply TO the speech. Mr.
BaSot said he was pleased TO notice that
bonds of mutual interest and kinship
between this country and America have
by recent events been drawn closer" He
added: An alliance between the two
great English speaking peoples need not
necessarily be one OF offense or defense.
but might be one that would be admir-
ably fitted to lead the nations of the
world In the direction OF freedom. civil
Ization and progress" MIR. Smith
seconded the address and the new
Liberal leader Henry Campbell Banner
man. replied. Among other things he
said That the prospect Of an Anglo
saxon union tended towards the sta :
bilitV of peace
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
A PRESIDENTIAL VISIT.

Boston. Feb. SIN the senate yester
day the gypsy moth emergency appro-
priation bill $50 000 was passed to be
engrossed on the first call of the cslen-
dar President Smith read "A telegram
from Senator Hoar announcing thar
President Mckinley would visit the gen
eral court during his visit here Feb 1s
and H. The announcement was re-
ceived with applause.
The committee on fisheries ana ponc
reported bin 90 provide for the en-
forcement of orders of the commission
cfS Oh inland fisheries game; tAe
committee on street railways are TO
favor extending the time for building
th" Boston, quincy ana Fall River (bi-
cycle) railway TO July l. 1900.
The committee on military affairs
voted lc1vc 10 withdraw on the petit
ton OF Walter IL. Gilman OF Lowell for
compensdtio- Tor injuries received while
hrlng salute in memory OF Vice Pres
ident Henry wilson. The report of the
state pension agent was received. and
no legielation necessary" will be re-
ported upon f..
\ pardon ras been asked for Or. Ella
Bates. now in The woman's reformatory
prison. anil q hearing on the matter
will bc given.
one OF the hearings I'm legislative com
mittee rooms was on n bill 10 make
every Sunday close season for birds
and game. .al believers IN the Sunday
laws were present To favor IT, There
was hearing also on the petition for
q charter for The Massachusetts Elec-
uic Freight railway but tho promoters
were not ready 10 present their facts.
and thc hearing was continued There
were other h-arings also on several tax
ltion blHf. o1 q bin 90 benefit Grafton |
schools. ou hiN FOR single fire com |
missioner ior lIoollinc. and a petition /
Tor bin 60 prohibit supreme court /
Justices from sittinE IN review OF de- |
'isions preyiougly g,vcu by themselves \
cambridge mcn told an interesting
story before the metropolitan Affairs .
'oinmittco 10 favor of constructing the
-amDgi3sc hri1vc without draw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08

Win Win SO much effect in THE Highball
Goodness'' She exclaimed. cam I g.,
oid ana have / suddenly attained s,tci,
elnlhence that | have passed into hla-
Tory What have you been ooTng?
head?" -'''' '""i
l frankly confessed that newsnana,
women have "a way of thing To know
something OF any subject they tackle
Mhen they can. as well as of pretend
ing To when they can't. She didn't deny
my sort Impeachment. however. FOR
HIanitestly sincerity Is one of her good
% I%uaItles' as Well az innate modesty:
Dut she turned the subject uutta a.,
adroitly as any other clever soei.tv
woman when the conversation an
pfoacheS dangerous or undesitahIa
ground. ''''o
"lf | only could know what = homo
is she said. ut seems to me That my
nIShest ambition would be gratined
success. as We can IL. of course is
pleasing TO all Of Us i'm whom human
nature is not extinct, We an eninN
praise anu some OF us 1attery: but ar
ter all II is q deceptive bauble that
cannot give US the true enjoyment of
TINS lie that comes 10 the woman who
KNOWS what II is To preside over "a
ndppy nome, such as mine certainly
ana hari work is full Of excitement
anu variety. one sees 50 many sides Of
the world and OF human character. but
1T only nils a womans heart with long
lhgs Tor the one thing that seems tp b, !
iacklng 10 her perfect happiness. the
sphere for which she was designed by /
her Maker, home. You people who come |
10 sec us entertain YOU little dream |
now ilard is our task. and YOU envy us /
all that which to us seems rs nothing
compared with that which too manv. ~ !
You lail 90 appreciate as YOU should II
A9u nave good home. don't ever pivr
II up for anything. not for anything in
ms world; and let your most conseieu-
'ious ana earnest labors be inspired bv
'he tender sentiments and tho heaIf
Ties that cluster round that s,yeotsst |
word IN the Engiish language. home"
And as / looked at her sweet face. hon,
bright eye dimmed as / fancied with =
lear repressed with difficulty. her SUI
)erb figure. as | thought of her pra-
'iouS manners, her evident gentle
breeding, her strong personality. as
ne heart of the woman seemed to
'tani forth before me in every word
he said, | felt all her much-envlr1
uccess IN her chosen profession, which
ne has honored quite as much by hrr
PERSONAL life as 10y her talents. was as I
lothing compared with that which sh.
Would have resigned as the queen ~ , |
Ofnc. MILDRED IRNT\1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Very Large Attendance at Yesterdays
Annual Convention.
Substantial Gains Made In Membership.
Board Of Officers Elected.

| The knights OF Columbus OF Rhod,
Island held their annual csavcntior
yesterday afternoon at the headquarters
in Cathedral square. 1t was the largest
and most enthusiastic in the history OF
| the organization. The reports all
| showed large gains i'm membership an
financial strength. Retiring State
Deputy Joseph w. Carnes I'm his report
said the membership had increased 80
per cent, and that the treasury condi-
ton was excellent.
one of the important matters brought
up for consideration was the PROPOSE
ton advanced that the state deputy
have a permanent HEADQUARTERS In
providence i'm order that he might be
there certain hours i'm the day for trans
action of business relating to the state
organization. At the present time
there is no known place where any out
of-town member desiring To consult the
state deputy can meet that gentleman
An abstract from National Secretary
'aiWelIs report was read. showing the
total membership OF the order Jan. /.
1899. as 42,25l, made up of 3S1 councils.
y OfS insured members and 20 203 asso-
ciate members, distributed throughout
the states in which the order
has gained foothold. During the year
81 councils were instituted. and there
was a gain of 1892 members. During
the year the following councils
have been instituted i'm this jurisdiction:
March 49, 1898. Ignatious. Providence.
March 20, Bristol. Bristol; Dec. II. Pas
coag. Pascoag; Jan. II. Hope, Provi-
dence. Total membership Jan. |. 1898:
Councils. l6; members, 1888 Member
ship Jan. l, 1899: Councils 20: mem
bers, 1880. Net gain. councils, 4; MEM
bers. 197.
The following officers were elected:
state Chaplain, Rev. William B. Nee
han of Newport; State Deputy Hugh
V. O'Donnell of Providence: State |
secretary, Peter J. Mcconnell of Provi- |
ience: state Treasurer. Frank Il. Lone |
gan or Providence, Warden. jeremiah !
Murphy of Providence; Advocate, John J. !
Shanley OF Providence representatives /
% National council, John II. Drury of |,
Providence, John j. jolly of Pawtucket; /
llternates, John Il. Sweeney. T.. j. san
Sauci, George +. Rosseau Maurice w. /
flynn. committee To fill vacancies C |
T. Duffy, William G. Ryan Frank Con-
lolly.
The national representatives were in
tructed TO secure a change i'm the gen !
raj laws permitting subordinate coun-
lis TO fix the rate of transfer cards, |
o discourage the admission as asso- !
late members of men eligible 20 the in
urance class ana 10 strive To reduce
he general management expenses and
he prorata assessments.
Congratuiatory kilograms were sent
, the Connecticut. Massachusetts and
lew York state councils The meet |
lg closed at I O'Clock with an address.
y the new state deputy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
Rslnfaremsnts Soon Arrived and Drove the
Insurgents 10 Cover.
GuNBoATS SHEL(fO THE SUBURBS.
City Of Manila Appears 10 30 Ovsrn BY Despsr-
ADDE'S Police Keeping Sharp Watch For
Them and Have Made Many Arrests.

Manila, Feb S.--l0 n. m.-Lieutenant
Afford, company /, Twentieth Kansas
infantry, and private OF that company.
Were killed and six other members of the
regiment were wounded near Caloocan
last evening while reconnoiterng. The
party was i'm jungle. when il was at
tackled by the enemy.
Two companies OF the Kansas regiment
were sent To the relief Of their comrades
and drove the FilIpnos into Caloocan.
penetrating 10 the very heart OF the
town. Meanwhile the eunboats shelIed
the suburbs.
General Otis finally recalled the troops.
nut the natives misunderstanding the
retreat. failed 90 take advantage OF IL.
The outskirts Of the town were burned.
There are many indications that Ma
Mia is fun OF desperadoes who had in
tended 20 cooperate with Aguinaldo.
1he police are continually capturing men
and women with weapons concealed in
their clothing. The vigilance of the au-
thorities in this respect is highly reas-
surlng.
Many native clerks employed by mer-
camille houses. are missing Asit is i'm
possible that they should have passed
the lines, the inference is that they are
in hiding I'm the city.
Several attempts were made to assas-
sinate Americans on the streets. but that
danger is now at minimum. The ma
tives are terribly cowed. and the pre-
cautions taken, especially against incen-
diarism, are admirable.
The rebe's. who have been swept i'm
every direction. like pheasants i'm n
pattue, die by the hundreds I'm the |
trehches-for the most part passively.
except the Ygorotes. who charge des- |
perately and uselessly.
The rebel prisoners declare that their
attack was unpremeditated: that the
outposts fired and then everybody fol-
lowed in accordance with q sort Of gem
eral understanding.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
SONS OF VETERANS.
Officers Elected al The Rhode Island Division al
wco1Socke,

At the convention Of Sons of Veterans
held In Woonsocket yesterday. the fol-
lowing named officers were elected dur
ing the afternoon Division COM
mander. Frederic l.. Carpenter; Senior
Vice Division Commander. Frank J.
Clinton; Junior Vice Division COM
mander. John III. Leonard: division
council-E Mowry Camp .. Paw
tucket; William \. Twitchel Camp ~.
Chcpatchet, Edgar =. Arnold. Camp 10.
Woonsocket; dclcgatc-at- large Roscoe
l.. Oatley. Camp o. Providence: dele
gatc-Rev. Herbert G. Dana, Camp 8.
Providence; alternate-at-large- D.
Clifford. Camp 9, Pawtucket: alternate
G. T.. Matteson Camp Q. Pawtuckct.
Division Commander Carpenter an
nounced the following stam appoint
ments: Chaplain-Rev. Herbert O.
Dana. Campo: adjutant-H. IS. Thomp.
son. camp 70: quartormaster-C Charles
Bailer, camp .; inspecting officer
y. w. Salley. C0nm 10. musteung Of
hcerr ". =. Outley. Camp 3.
All ~ the officers were installed hy
Past Coioney Theodore A. Barton. past
captain CLIFFORD of pawtuckpt on behalf
pf members Of the stan ANA brother OF.
lcers presented Waiter r. Williams of
Woonsocket with handsome past
jewel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08

Mr. Dillons resignation was soma
What OF surprise 10 his party, but IL is
eeherally approved. An attempt will
De made to induce Thomas Sexton, anti
Farheilte, to re-enter politics as the
national leader. Although Mr.. Dillon
mas been virtually ousted by Timothy
heaiy 1t is conceded that the latter
Is quite impossible as leader.
For the time being. Sir Thomas Es-
monde, anti-Parnellite. and senior whip
OF the party will preside a its meetings.
lie is not unlikely 10 be elected leader.
as he is persona grata with the HeaIy-
lies. Edward Bake and John Red
mond are also mentioned as possible
leaders
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
FIRST DEGREE ExEMpLIFIED.
Interesting Ceremony Witnessed EJ Large Mum
Der oi Odd Fellows in lnian,ry Nall.

An Immense number, of members of
the order OF odd Fellows Witnessed .he
vNeinpiiication of the first degree at
Infantry hail last evening by Enterprises
lodge of PGwtuckct, The officers of the
grand lodge of lihodp Island attended
~ q body and Grand Sire Alfred :.
Pinkcrton of Worccstee. Alass.. thc
head of the order. was also present.
The eXemplihcauou OF the degree was
under the personal direction Of Past
Grand Thomas T. James OF Enterprise
lodge
There were l06 mon i'm costume. six
inrn az The doors. six property mon. the
"rsInist and thc director making "A
grand total of i2p Eutcrprisc members
VINO took part In thu degree work The
degree master was Frank y Elukc
Wee Grand Alfred =. Arnold Conduc-
Tor Ralph :. Potter In the tabloaa
were re following cha~actef. Eing
saul. George B Draper: Jonathan. AZ
tied &. Sludc: b8Eii. Walter p
Rogers. samuel. Frank W. Macon:
l.ad. GeurEs U. Wmttiksr. Abner.
William !. Mhitchead. Slhh. Esheff ~.
tcys: armor beaver William v. orr
Goliorth. John Ludgatc. Tho orfanist
was George ~. Lomas.
AZ the close Of the work Grand i,op-
rcsc ntative J. ~. &. Fnrnh1m rGvc On
outline ~ tho story 0f tTc TFienfenin
uf jonathan and David ana Grand
Master Hopkins then Introduced the
bead ~ the order m the world C,land
Sire Alfred - pinkerton. who msl. "a
short speech cnmpiim enfinN Enlti-
prize lodge and apueailnr t0 fhs
members 90 The order o. hc Nitl'-HNlk.,
nud willing to illustrate The ttns3a 81
~ ih ihs W,rti us urli 1s ih ths lodge
fnuUI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
BOWLING CONTESTS.
Brown Team Defeated Tho EdgsWoods al Duck
Fins Scores ID 0lhsr Games.

me duck pin bOwlers from ~ Eigewood
! wended their way TO Brown University
vast evening and met one Of the strong
! est teams of bowlers they have played
against this season The men on the n
We're an cooked ana pruned" - to
speak for their surburban visitors and
/ proceeded 90 show them from the start.
what a well organized and nicely urac-
ticed team Of bowlers can do with the
little pins The Blown men made few.
breaks, whilst theh opponents could
nor seem 10 get the run Of the alleys.
Inc score at the finish stood Brown
l-o' pms. against EdgeWooh 1916 pIns.
Dy strings, Brown $50. 800 ana AIS pins
t.dgewood j9i.iO4 ana 4lS pins. Hazel
tihe OF the Browns was high man for
Vhe game with a score Of 251 pins.
ElmWoOd team l and l.. 4. A. team
pIayed a very hot game at duck pins on
the Athletic association alleys last
evening The Emwood team winning
Dy Just IA pins. The score being 1895
pms against 1911 pins.
me score by strings was Elmwood
4lo'iSl ana i2S pins agalnst Il. A A.
i3O.4S2. ana 44o pins. Lesgade of The
NlctoilCus team was high man with "A
? core OF 300 Minis. His score by strings
was S6,l29 ana - pins.
!. \. \. team No. rubbed N jp.,"
team No. OF the tlmWuud ,lrh "a
EimWoud "a the ducks iaet evening III.
score being l.. y \. 1908 pins. Elm,yond
l-22 pins-a margin OF So pins Tbr
score by strings was i3S.443 ana 427
pms against io5 iU1. ANA lio pins paw
TON OF the AthlGt.c team was hiph man
win a score OF 292 pins. Ills score bv
string was l03l0l. and SS pins.
Ine Ntstminstcrs defta,ed tan Al
llcboros I'M Music hall last evening. f.
was an interstate League game and
was won by a score OF 2i15 against 2242
pirs-a margin of 233 pins. The score
by string was Wcstmnstrrs. NO S29
ana S3l pins. Attlcbor0s 7R4.IgS. ana "a /
pins. High man for the game Uas
>Wiit oL the winning team who put up I,
'iH pms including S strikes and is I
spares
Mains team defeated Blisss team IN /
ne Music hall duck pin leapue las, 4
'yening by score nj 1925 against 12i7 4
'inf. The score by strings was Mains /
Oo4O, and ~ pins. BLISS iOg. 3g1. ana I
~ pms High man was Bliss with "A .
core OF 2il pins.
Martin a Kelley terms Nas. and .
'laNed "a game at the duck pins la /
'lus.c hall last evening. Tcnm / was
lrlprlous with score of 1i14 Minis
cam 2s score was 1885 pins Gaulry or
cam Z was nigh man with 206 pins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
DILLON REsIGNs.
Hany Candidates For Anti Parnelllte
Leadership OF Parliament.

Lcndon, Feb Sat a meeting yester-
Gay afternoon OF the anti Parnelltc
members OF parliament, John Dillon.
chairman of the Irish Parliamentary
party. announced his resignation of the
leadership, his motive being the expec-
tation that the Irish national conven-
tion, TO be held in March, will come to
new arrangements for securing the
unity OF the Nationalist party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08

NAMES SMALLPOX CASES.

Waterville. Me-, Feb. s.-There has
been thorough reorganization OF the
quarantine system In Watcrville. DR..
Thayer has been appointed health OIL
Ger, with Instructions to investigate all
suspected cases. City Marshall Cau
has received orders 10 employ men to
guard all quarantlned houses. All cases
of smallpox are confined TO the French
citizens In both Watervile and Wins
low Two new cases are reported in
Winslow. and one In Wateryille.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
Az &AsY VICTORY.

New York Feb. S-Oscar Gardner de-
fcatad solomon smith of Los Angeles
very easily in els rounds last night
Smith was very unsteady on his feet
from The opening round and seemed 20
be unusually VIA. Some persons thought
that he was unoer the influence OF som.
drug. Gardner was not In the best ~
condition either. but he fought remark
ably well and outclassed his opponent
from lhc nrgl lnn ~ tho boil.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
COUSINS DROWNED.

New York, Feb. S-P. III. Anderson
nsed ls. and Charles r. James. aged
%. cousins, were drowned While skating
on St Mary's lake at White Plains. YES
terday. While racing about the lake
one fell and the other went down with
him. Anderson lived at Long Ridge.
Conn. and was on visit to his cousin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
: CHANCE FOR FIrz.

New York. Feb. Sit is reported that
James Wakely, John l.. Sulllvan's for
mer manager Charles Johnson and w.
n. Brady have secured the Arena at
Coney Island formerly occupied by the
Greater New York Athletic club. wakely
says he will give $1,000 for a 2o-round
bout between Fitzsimmons and Jeffries.
Fitzsimmons has been notified 10 this
effect. Brady has already accepted on
behalf of Jeffrias
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08
woN,r DRINK ANY MORE.

New Britain. Conn. Feb. s.--John
Zwick. aged 2S. drank l5 glasses OF
whisky In a Main street saloon Monday
night on wager Of $40. and yesterday
he was found dead In his bed. presurn-
ably from the effects OF the liquor. Med
ical Examiner Lyon has requested Cor
oner Taintnr to hold an autopsy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08

officers from the central atatlon made
raid last evening on the house of
Mary GaNitt. No 30 Fountain street ana
arrested Mary Gavitt. two girls and
man. IN" 'invitt woman a. charged
with maintaining nuisance.