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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1900-07-12

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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
GARDENS OF THE CHINESE IMPERIAL PALACE

$4,000. The heirs are George Manson, a
son, aged years, and Lily Josephine
Manson, surviving widow.
Lee Lee, widow of Yee Chew Fan,
has petitioned for appointment as ad-
lministratrix of the estate, valued at S.
500. There are five heirs.
Attorney General Dole, for the Terri
tory of Hawaii, and J. c.. Cohen, for
himself, have filed in the Circuit Court
an agreed statement of facts ins the
case Of the Territory of Hawaii Ss. j.
| G. Cohen, in which the latter is accus :
| ed of making out, signing and swear
| irg to false and fraudulent invoice of
! 4 GAO pounds of coffee, consigned to Co
hen from San Francisco, which arrived
! in Honolulu about April Il, 1899 The
statement to the Justices of the Su-
preme Court is to the effect that the
said coffee was never withdrawn from
the possession and control of the off
Gals of the Hawaiian Government
That at the November term, 1899, pro-
Ceedings in rem. on behalf of the Re
public were filed by H. r. Cooper, At
torney General for the condemnation
of the coffee The case was decided by
Judge Stanley in favor of Cohen in De-
cember, 1899, yet in pursuance of The
orders of the court issued in the con-
demnation proceedings. the Marshal
took possession of the coffee, and the
same is now in the possession OF the
High Sheriff, the political successor of
the Marshal
! The Attorney General admits that
the coffee should have been delivered
to Cohen, but only the payment of the
import duties required by the Republic
at the time the coffee was imported to
wit. cents per pound or 1892 so, less
s5655 paid by Cohen, the total amount
due being $22625.
Cohen claims that said coffee should
| be delivered to him free from the pay
mentsof said duty.
| Said coffee having been delivered to
4 Cohen, pending the submission of
facts, upon his bond to pay the said
sum of s226.25 in case the decision OF
the Supreme Court is in favor of the
Territory, Judgment shall be render
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
WEAK Nt]
4 Christmas Fal1 ! !.

Will be held by the theerNtg WSTIu and 81,
of St. Clements on ~ hAJIl hall Of ths
U TRDAY NEXT, in the the, nI1 5sy 1t
NJ, c. A., opening each ''' !,
o'clock. Friday from -
to 1:S0. -croN d Gents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
MRS. MARY GREGOVICH
OF Philispsburg, Montana, Tells How
She Was Cured of Dandruff.

She Was Cured of Dandruff.
Mrs. Mary Gregovich, of Philipshurg,
Montana, under date of Nov. 26, 1899,
writes: Il had typhoid fever this sum
mer, consequently was losing my hair
terribly, and my head in places was
perfectly bald. Newbros Herplcide
had just come into use in Philipsburg
and the doctor strongly recommended
it to me. After three or four applica-
tion my hair stopped falling out and
is coming in again quite thick. l used
to be troubled greatly with dandruff,
of which I am now quite cured. XIII
the dandruff germ with Herpicide.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
ed against Cohen upon the bond and
surety for the total amount due.

ed against Cohen upon the bond and
surety for the total amount due.
WANTS PROCEEDS IN COURT.
Henry Holmes has filed a motion in
the Circuit Court in the bill for parti-
tion of Lillian Lee Newton, an infant,
VS.. George H. Newton ct al, asking
that the court issue an order requiring
r. D. Mead, the commissioner appoint
ed to sell the property of plaintiff at
public auction, to forthwith pay into
lcourt instead of to the parties herein,
all proceeds of the sale made by him
under the direction of the court, and
shows othe court as a ground for the
Sdii motiun that he was one of The
purchasers at the said sale. Alfred ;:
Hartwell, defendants attorney and
Albert F. Judd, for Lillian Lee New
ton, have consented to the granting OF
the order prayed for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
c. h. DIGEBY,
G;neral BEsiDf5S s'.,fI As'.' J.
z,,g and Bethe! 80
Corner King anu

WILL rnAxsAesTFy esTFyps. s5s5i,' . !; I
9Ss5s5ss s5:;:: 5:s.s};se 5s: SS 81 :;
ct a,l fsn5ss sas1as5s @1as 1iaas:.5?ss,,' to ' y,
eeive prompt attenfiOr, Il. DIcHl
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
TEMPORARY INCOGNITO.

What are the names of that newly
married couple in that next fiat?'
ooh, we can't find out for few
weeks; each now calls the other
Birdie"
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
j. LANDO
O1ITFITTER AND FURNlshA'
Fort Street, near king
DEpOT FOR

DEPOT FOR
THE BOSS OF THE ROAD o,,1rs] urs|
ALLs, JUMPERS, CARPssls..| 'Bsoss|
COOKS AND WATERS AfA
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14

NEW LINE OF
HATS and CAPS Gin straw anu Gra1
WHITE and GOLF shinLS5 nnyc "a
ING FOR MEN AND Boi'
SOCKS, ETC., etc.
The sun., 1900-12-30
SPECTATORS TO DE ARRESTED.
Preacher Pearson Says That win BE Done II
Tight Takes Place.

CIYcISNArI, Dec 20 Neither the saenEer-
fest promoters Of the Jehries-Ruhhn hSht
nor the organized preachers and prominent
laymen who are opposing the Mayor In MS
stand in deciding TO permit the contest show
the least sign Of wavering The Rev. Dr..
John Pearson, former Presiding Elder OF this
district of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
one of the Oldest and best known ministers
Of this city and state said to-day:
The fight will not take place. The COM
mittee OF which | am a member knows just
what 1t is about and will see TO II that Cincin-
natl is spared such disgrace. We have
several ways in view for stopping the contest
We have the best legal talent Of the city en-
gagged Mayor fleisChmann is young man
with much to learn and he Is being rapidly
taught some things nowadays. II II come,
10 the point that the fight takes place and
prominent officers Of Sarngeriest, merchants
and bankers, as II has been stated, would bs
the case. are Spectators they vii he arrested
We can have the entire force TO do our bidding
and the wholesale arrests would not be con-
tined to sporting representatives,.
UnrrInan j Mite, matchmaker and legal
adviser for the saengeriest Hall Association.
These Treachers are continuallv talking
about prize fight. There Is 10 be no prize
tight The Vugilists are not to contend for
rrizes They are to take part IN scientific
eIarring contest for compensation Know
from my experience as a de'cGuye that
no IollteflhU III NIilT ivy ...'i' S,,
mako an arrest at such an exhibition II will
come within tho law In every respect and
suDb cirCumstanCes wou.l be Illegal. The
Heht viii take place. and MIR Madden will be
here next week to actively oversee the inal
How about the rumors that the hall may
be unsIfo'"
As 10 that absurd talk Of the ministers We
have the statement OF tie CITY Building M
spector and also Of one Of the most noted civil
engineers in the country for a sufficient rel ly
The sun., 1900-12-30
INDOOR BASEBALL TROUBLES.
Captains wrang,e on the Floor and . City Mar
shaI Wants Receipts,

kick somewhat similar to that which
occurred In the intercity championship series
last year marred the first OF the lntercity
regmental championship indoor baseball
games at the Seventy-frst Regiment last
night. The game was close and exciting up
70 the ninth inning. when with the score
o to o In favor OF the AL New York team the
latter went to the bat. With man on third
the umpire called balk on Pitcher Gillette
Of the Brooklyn nine. This forced in Il man
on third making the score read to 3, in ihvor
of the New lorks. The Brooklyn captain
kicked at the decision. and although every
game lie refused unIes, tie ruling vas re-
Verscd. After waiting i've minutes the
umpire gave the game 70 the New lorks 10y
n score Of - % .. The Brooklyns still had their
half OF the ninth inning 70 play. The batteries
were: All New York. DonalIue and Harney.
All BROOKLYN. Gillette and Ihornc
IL turned ont that while the captains OF
the two teams we're having arguments on
tho floor another argument was going on
Dillon wa in the Office looking over tho re-
ceiIt' when Manager lussey OF IT, Q / lnese
Giants baseball team. accom- panied bV "A
City marshal and two asetstant.. demanded
an amount OF money that Iu--ey sad was
due to him from an exhibition game which
hi, team pla' ed lat summer with a nine OF
tho regiment Dillon refused to give up a
penny and COOL, walked out OF the Office
with $50 In hi, POCKET iie reached Com
got as a. a result Of hi. visit. but left after
wordy war threatening that he would
repeat the performance until he got all that
was coming to him
The sun., 1900-12-30
COOKS YAGHAN LEXICON.
EvrIORER HAkHs 4 JNr or TfRRt
DrI FrtOtN WORDs,
virs Attempt IN Record . Language it'ns
Known WIN Ne Presented st . tonfsr'
sncs Of Hsisisa Antarctic Gspiofers.

Dt Frederick A Cook tho explorer. salls
from New York on thursday neat on his
way 10 Join q conference Of the scientists of
the recent B.isian Antarctic expedition. Who.
to tho number of loo. will meet at Hrus-
sels IN FEBRUARY and Collate their corttihu-
tions to tho official record - tho expedition.
which Il 10 be published In ten volumes at
tho Belgisn Governments expense. Be
sides medical and anthropologioal reports
Dr. Cook will make notable contribution
In the shape Of an tcnsive vocabulary
Of the Yahsnn language. tho hitherto
unknown speech Of the .aNare Inhabitants
Of Terra del Iuego. The official record vill
bo the most extensive ever made Of polar
expedition aud It's publication II awaited
with interest by the scientific world King
Leopold OF Belgium has promised 20 present
thirty sets to American libraries and
30 leties. a larger number than any other
country will receive, and this special courtesy
is partly an Acknowledgement Of the Kings
esteem for Dr. cook. whom he recently created
q Chevalier OF the ORDER Of Leopold
Tie commission In charge Of tho official
record has sent TO Mayor Van Wyok notice
that one OF the new islands disc ycred In tho
Antarctic Ocean has been named after him.
A chart accompanies the letter. Van NyCk lsl-
and IL situated In Belgica Strait. latitude ~ -,
longitude SIS. 1t Is 1000 feet high and has
six square miles Of territory. There is enough
ice on II to supply Greater New York for
many years Besides the ice. there are
zen populous cities Of pengutns having
total population Of about million. There
are also some thousands Of seals. and IN the
deep waters surrounding the island numer-
ous whales IT Is an interesting coincidence
that brooklyn Island adloins Van WICK
Island. whose proportions II cohsIdeiauy
exceeds.
Dr. Cook has recently received. in recogII-
ton OF his Antarctic work, medals from the
Royal Geographical Society Of England. the
ROYAL Academy oi Belgium and the munlcl,
palty Of Brussels Dr. cook intends 20 spend
u couple Of weeks In London, where b." VIII
be welcomed by the Royal GeographiCal
Society before proceeding 10 Brussels. lie
may also take short trip to Germany to com
Jlete NEGOTIATIONS for IA German edition of his
book Through the First Antarctic Night.
The book will also be published In French
and scandinavian.
The annual banquet OF the Arctic Club
took place at the Hotel MarlhorOugh last
night Prof. William II, Brewer Of Yale
presided and ieature OF the dinner was the
Of n loving cup to him by the
members Of the club. Among those who
spoke at the dinner were Herbert l.. Bridy-
man, Dr. Frederick A, Cook, Col. David L.
Irainard. L :. y. and Amos Bonsel, Car
ret =. Sorviss. the astronomer. was one oil
I he guests.
The sun., 1900-12-30
mar sHOOTfv0.
v'psrs Compete In wsry Nv. U,rd ard rsrsss
Iosrnsm.uts

Representative club mon competed vs-'sr-
diy In 'h" Crescent {. trap shooting tour
nnnent ~ Ray Ridge Df kSyc. won
Tho December oup, taking tho trophy on the
nnnl c"mrc'itipn and making N" best three
strings - tho month his ngufrs being So is.
q. total ~ 49, IN" summaries
Match. Ten Prd, r,p,u 1np, r. sh,peh
Natch, tlf!''n mos, Lig'h Iap'-w Mar
$ Sch'nch ll,m,cn, u. id'afd banks, i2 Grant
N"mHn y u - Nhhdef'c,t u Z, y Mc etm"i,'
,,l, l cso, M%',9" i.ss ass 'p''' o." % A' On
p,n,l, Iorny slooi. ilfleen mrd',. Handicap,
9fan, No,'nan, u Dr. y. j kys,, -. oap' J. \.
lintihud, ~ J.. & lopkns, 10 J %. =. Ken setj 10,
ldeatd banks o. W. !. Mctonylue, 10. v, ". haf.
Trophy Competitions. Fifteen Singles and rivs
lnlis ps' man. ,Mesa.fap ntglcgp ~ J. j.
man. -, nemSn. II. Nsnd'r,rer, II. Hopkins, II.
PET Traps -Dt ksyrs. H. Capi horIand. 10,
peccmbcr Cup, t,senv NE htds. Lspe,,s Traps
~ j. ). Schcnck Hen .rn, a. Idvsfd Banks. 43:
" " MARSHAL I? 1. C. iiolkns AZ NcCon.
derveer. rs.
Thomas ". Morley Of Queen. won. the main
new rules recentlv framed by handicappins
C rnmlttoe ot representative shooters we're
used for tho event and they worked well.
Ia h man shot at the slme mark and then
was allowed birds according TO his supposed
ability. The summaries
Sweepstakes Ten Live Eifds-Thomas W Morley,
10. Waller +. Sykes s. Charles a. Lincoln. g. c. II.
&. Lockwood s.
Sweepstakes Five Live Blrds-Inckwood, a Yards
: lAncnIn. 2h yards, ? sykes. p yards 4; Chap.
man y yards. a. Brooks, rs yards, 4. Hopkins. rs
Renewal. Sam. Conduons-Hopkn., 8; Brooks
s. Chapman, 3; sykes. o; Lincoln, ?. Lockwood 3,
Same Conditions Hopkins 3: Brooks. 3: Sykes
.: lockwood. 5. llnc!n, =.
Same Cord tion---l.. chwood. 5 Lincoln. S. Chap
man. s. Brooks, O. Hopkins, j. sykes :.
Harry Wellrs. John =. Wright and John
Greene won the chef events at the ira shoot
ing tournament ot the BROOKLYN Rod and
Gun Cllb held Yesterday on the club grounds
al Union Course, l. l.
At the traI-shuuting tournament Of the
Flushing Gun club Yesterday j. II Hon
Erickson won tho chief event at twenty-five
clay birds. Tho club proposes to have an
a!l-day shoot on New Years Day commencing
Christian ". Feigonspon. Jr., won tho
most prizes AT the open tray-shootlng to,Irna-
nient Of tho South Side Gun Club held at
Newark yesterday.
LAKEWOOD. Dec. 20 THE blrd-traps at
me Country Club enter talned a party Of five
this afternoon and an Informal Programme Of
fve-hird sweeps and miss-and-out compe-
titons kept the guns warm IA long as the light
Gun Club. AleNl der Morton Of West Chester
and Harry Suydam. n BROOKLYN patron Of the
Country Club, were tho visitors, and X. =.
homas and James Converse shot for home
honors or the list Of eight events Thomas
won five. Bacon two and Converse one.
The sun., 1900-12-30
WANTS THE CASE ESTATE.
Application for the Property Ieft by
the Cleveland millionaire.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 2e-The estate OF
Leonard Case. came into the pubic attention
again to- day when joel Cumnins began suit
against William Able and 500 other defendants
to secure possession of property formerly
owned by the Case estate. Judgment Is
assed for 81, 100000. The plaintiff, who lives
In Southern ohio. claims to be All heir OF Leon
ard case BY hiS first wife. who. 1t is ssld'
died before Case came to Cleveland. The
defendants are the local Case heirs and every
person or corporation who has secured In any
Wav anN Of the Case estate.
The plaintiff alleges that the defen ants
have Kept him out Of the rents and profits
a a'rruing from the estate since Jan. y. lsNp
and In iiau Of these rent, and prohts he and
has CompanIons want 81, 500. 900
The sun., 1900-12-30

Tho annual contest between the hockey
teans OF Andover and Lswrencevils took
place last night at the st Nicholas rink. The
game was interesting and Lawrencevile won
by goals 10 / In tho first half neither side
scored. Each PLAYER seemed 20 have for
gotten all about team work and the puck was
chased M and down the rink. the goals being
rarely In danger
In tho second half however. the PLAYERS
were rather tired bv their exertions and the
exhibition was better After a few minutes
ylav l.. Henes carried tho puck down toward
Andover's goal and scored rrettily rom tho
side Of the rink. This advantage OF the Law
IenCoVille team was soon Offset hy n goal shot
from the centre of the rink by O'Dqv II
looked as though the pame would result in
Tie. hut lust hcfNr time l. Henes rot tha
IucS az tho side ~ tho rink, He successfully
lodged nl Of the Andovcr rlavers and shot
n goal, thus winning the game for Lawrence.
villa
The sun., 1900-12-30
National Athletic club Of,oer,.

The annual election Of tho National A.
G was held at the clubhouse in Cedar street.
near Bushwick avenue. Brooklyn. on Fri
day night There were two tickets NOM
mated. but the regular ticket was Withdrawn.
The officers elected were
President. DR.. c. j. pnur, Vice President. Arthur
IT, Jagy-rs: Recording Secretary. T. /. Btophy
financial Secretary. James NtFadden. Treasurer
H. 4. Haukop. captain, " H. Wynnc; First Leu
tenant. r. C. wills. Second Lieutenant, q. Me
kecvet. Athletic Committce-Chailcs HeuSs, chair
man. Dan RcuSS. John T.. Fitzgerald Peter Ncna
Gustav NeuSN Governors for Two Ncars-Jo' n
Bassenlr Frank MCSrrev. Frank X. McCarrey
!. j. a. Rogers. James Mckecyer. George Biere.
The sun., 1900-12-30
DEPUTY MCRILLIS ACQUITTED.
Not Guilty 81 u Small EmbcHziement In an In
tcrnal Revenue Ofnce.

PosToS. Dec. 2e--Ranson L. McGrillis,
who was removed from his once az Deputy
Collector of the Internal Revenue of the
Isl Y county district Dy Collector Gil. about
q month ago upon charges Of living mis-
appropriatcd government funds to an am cunt
less than t2OO was acquitted tom lght by Il
Jury in the United states District Court.
NloGrillis said that tie charges we're false
and Immediately after his removal attached
Collector Gill's property in a suit for libel.
olaimngs20, 600 damages
NcGrillis sald in court that his noval
was due to his refusal to work for the re-
election OF Con gresham Knox.
The sun., 1900-12-30
Pounds

OF the producers listed In the ioreconc
krcadian. Arnold and centennial are also
producing. but 10 n spaller extent, and not
Of sn fS The whsh o
two-thirds. of the wear 1879 by reason Of the
burning of lts min late in isas, has been a
The present status ~ the mines o. the dis
trict 'beginning NJ tho east and ending wit h
the Victoria, west OF the Ontonason River is
few miners are doing exploratory work
on the Washington property. east OF Mosquito
Lake Eewccnaw county.
The Arnold mine, at Copper Falls. Kewce-
nav conntv, has been working about two
hundred men .nnd raG Inc from siyt 70 seven
bit has recently reduced forces. and viii de-
vote more attention TO the old topner Falls
9 ,sr frh9a das
payer in the early days Of Lake Superior
The Ashbed, Humbold, and Meadow prop.
critics. onened on the Ashbei ode, west Of
the Arnold. are all idle at present, though
some work was done on thom last sprins and
fi'a Phrnix, Consolidated COMPANY is re-
or.r'nr TIE old 81 lair mine and also de-
West Noin. The PhCrpix has been badly
lI-,ory, m. being rainsbiv shown bv the
lost mourr on cutting up and hosting a mass
cfnative COPPER weil hing 563 tons-t he La cest
lAass 81 pure metal ever found an where.
mont which nas been signally successful
with the Atlantic aud Wolverine properties,
and which il now developing tn. l,aItic and
Mohawk. two new mines OF much promise
he NphHwa Il--. OF "Ucd ON the northern
extension of tho K"arsaree amy gdaloid, a
cupriferous bod that has rroved highly profit
Bble NJ the Keorsorce and Wolverine mines
I-'t south. " III build n ? N or Trlverse Raw
Lake Sursrior, next son The railroad be-
tween the miro H0d ruIu .i'r ,, practically
-omIleted. This mine f. notable for tho ex-
stence Of new mineral mOhavkita found
n u fssure vein crossing the s,ratined forrna-
ton at approximately right angles Mo-
hawkite o double arsenide Of corner and
nickel cnrr, ing about Ter cont of cobalt
and traces 4 iron. Two siXty-ton carpoes of
plohawkite have been shirI ed 10 swansea
Valrs, for smelling, there heing no American
sme ter equipped safely to handle the deadly
aIsenical fumes
The Wolverine may build a mill adjoining
that Of the Mohawk next year. A. resent
I 10 running one stamp at the r,ire and one
head at tho old mill of the Alloucl The
Wolverine has come TO the front remarkably
during 1900 as a dividend payer
Al the Allnue1 few s'Nen are dolrs ey-
plpratory work underground
The Centenntal Aas rcrmaaentlv dropped
work on the corglo-Ne-ate. vh..h 'aS cost
about ti SO ono In the past, without securing
. profitable mine. and' IL at present OF iIns
fvo ahaft4 on the kearsarge lode The show
penars was recently levied. to provide funds
The sun., 1900-12-30
PRESIDENT NKINLEIy DOUBLE.
DR.. Iuther Hazard Bugbeo Doesnr Dare TO
Wear a SIX Hat In Warrington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 DR.. Luther Hazard
Pugbee Of New York to-day called on Presi-
dent Mckinley at the white House. The
object Of his visit was 20 show the President
the striking resemblance between the two
This resemblance was noticed even while
President Mckinney was III Congress. II
at last became a matter Of so much comment
that pr. Bug ugbee decided TO visit Tres!dt Mt
Mckinley and acquaint him with the fact
that he had a double. nr Burnee e1plaine
to-day that a number qt persons had spoken
70 him Tor the President Tie said
Il wouldn't wear a silk hat In Washington
for anythiuR.