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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-21
GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED.
WIN DO All In His Power to Secure
McTxfnIey's Recollection.

Oyster Bay. l.. l., July 13.--0n the
breeze swept veranda of Sycamore, his
country home, Governor Theodore
Roosevelt yesterday was officially noti-
fed Of his nomination for vice presi-
dent on the Republican national ticket.
The ceremony was so simple as TO be
almost informal. Surrounded by the
members Of the committee on notifica-
ticn, little party of invited guests,
Mrs. Roosevelt and the rest of the
governors family, Governor Roosevelt
listened to the address Of notification
by Senator Wolcott, Of Colorado. chair
man of the committee To this the
governor responded briefly, and the
luncheon was served. An hour was
spent In general conversation on the
cool porches, and then the party re-
turned to Oyster Bay, where special
train was waiting to convey them back
TO New York.
Governor Roosevelt's speech Of ac-
eeptance was as follows:
Mr. Chairman: ] accept the honor con-
ferred upon me with the Beenest and
deepest appreciation Of what 1t means,
and above all OF the responsibility that
goes with IL. Everything that ii Is in
my power 10 do win be done TO secure
the reelection of President Mckinley, to
whom 1t has been given in this crisis OF
the national history to stand for and
embody the principles which lie closest to
the heart of every American worthy cf
the name.
This Is very much more than a mere
party contest. We staEd at the parting
OF the ways, and the people have now to
decide wheher they shall go forward
along the path of prosperity and high
honor abroad or whether they will turn
their backs upon what has been done dur
ing the past three years; whether they
viii plunge this country into an abyss
of misery and disaster or what is worse
than even misery and disaster. shame. !
feel that we have a right 10 appeal not
merely to Republicans, but to all good
citizens, no matter what may have been
their party affiliations in the past, ano
TO ask on the strength of the record that
President Mckinley has made during the
past three years. and on the strength of
the threat implied in what wS done in
Kansas City a few days ago, to stand
shoulder to shoulder with us perpetual
ing the conditions upder which we have
reached a degree of prosperity never be-
fore attained in the nations history and
under which abroad we have put the
American flag on a level where il never
before in the history of the country has
been placed. For these reasons ] feel
we have a right to look forward with
confident expectation to what the YER
dict Of the people viii be next November
and to ask all men to whom the well
being Of the country and the honor os/the
national name are dear to stand with us
as we fight for prosperity at home and
the honor of the flag abroad
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-21

L. DEW. GERHARDT,
Secretary.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28
First Pub. July 2i--4l
Notice to Creditors.-E 1876.

In the county court of Lancaster county, Ne
braska-
In the matter of the estate Of Nathaniel
Leech, deceased.
To the Creditors of Said Estate:
You are hereby notified. that the county
Judge will sit at the county court room in LIN
coin. in said county, on the LIST day Of Decem-
Der 1900, and again on the LIST day OF March.
1901, to receive and examine all claims
against said estate. with a view to their adj
justment and allowance. The time limited for
the presentation Of claims against said estate
is six months from the LIST day of September.
1900, and the time limited for the payment of
debts is one year from the lst day of Septem-
Der, 1900.
Notice Of this proceeding is ordered publish
ed four weeks successfully in The Courier of
Lincoln. Nebraska, a weekly newspaper pub
lished IN this state.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said county
court this 18th day Of July 1900.
tsEAL-) FRANK r. WATERS,
County Judge
By WALTER A, LEEsE,
Clerk County Court.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28
CFirst Pub. July 49,
Notice of Final Report e 703.

In the County Court of Lancaster County Ne
braska:
In Re Estate Of Edward Paul Cagney de-
ceased
The state of Nebraska to all persons inter-
ested in said estate and to all creditors, heirs
or next OF kin of the said Edward Paul Cagney,
deceased.
Take notice that Mary Fitzgerald has filed
a final report of her acts and doings as admins
tratrix with the will annexed OF said estate and
a petition for adjustment of her accounts and
il has been ordered that said matter be set for
hearing on the 4th day of August, 1900, before
said county court. in the court house ut Lin
coin. Lancaster county, Nebraska, at the hour
of ten o'clock A. NJ, at which time any person
interested may appear and contest the same;
and notice of this proceeding Is ordered pub
lished for three weeks consecutively in The
Courier, of Lincoln. weekly newspaper of gen.
eral circulation in Lancaster county, Ne
braSka.
Witness my hand. and the seal Of said county
court. at Lincoln, this 9th day of July, 1900.
ISEALl FRANK X. WATERS,
County Judge.
BY WALTER A. LEEsE, Clerk County Court.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28
First Pub. July IA. 1900
Notice to Creditors.

In the county court of Lancaster county. Ne
braSka.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Richard p. X.
Millar deceased.
To The Creditors OF Said Estate:
You are hereby notified that the county judge
will sit at the county court room in Lincoln,
in said county, on the 18th day OF November. 1900.
and again on the 18th day of::February, 1901, to
receive and examine all claims against said
estate. with a view to their adjustment and al
lowanee. The time limited for the presentation
Of claims against said estate IL six months from
the 18th day Of August, 1900, and the time
limited for the payment Of debts is one year
from the 18th day OF August, 1900.
Notice OF this proceeding is ordered published
four weeks successfully in The Courier, Of Lin
coln Nebraska, a weekly newspaper published
in this state.
Witness my hand and the seal of said county
court this I'd day of July. 1900,
(SEAL) FRANK X. WATERS.
County Judge.
BY WALTER A. LEEsE, Clerk County Court.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28
bEGAIe NOTICES

A complete file OF The Courier" is
kept in an ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF build
ing. Another file is kept in this Office
and still another has been der osited
elsewhere. Lawyers may publish LEGAL
NOTICES in The Courier" with security
as the FILES are intact and are pre-
served from year to year with great
care.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28
WIPING OUT A GRUDGE.
THE STORY OF CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE.

THE STORY OF CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE.
Demure Independence went about
alone at night a good deal. To be sure,
she had brother, but he was whole dec
AIDES younger than she, and had his
own set and his own pursuits. She was
oftimes very busy woman in the day
time. as were many OF her friends, and
the evening hours we're always her
surest leisure. Escape from harassiDg
caree, Wholesome relaxation, delightful
enjoyment, to say nothing Of the faces
that frightened at her approach, she
gained by her fearless disregard OF the
the hszy perils that beset her nocturnal
path. as she fitted from friend to friend.
She did not intend to cit by the gas
log and spin. losing "the goldenest
years" Of her life, waiting for the mas
culiLe succor in the shape Of The Per-
nauent Escort. who. 80 far. had not
doomed on her horizon.
Demure Independence was rather a
small. slender body, with distinction IN
style and dress quite her own-a woman
with quiet. we'll bred. unobtrusivs man.
ners, obviously fitted by nature for her
career of nocturnal wanderer. This
much to her credit. On the debit side
there was keen sense of humor. a
quick sympathy and generous spice Of
malice. Being the clever woman she
was, she carefully hid these defects from
public view. So, had you met her in
car at night, you might. we're you very
young, not notice her at all, or were you
older, look once and then twice, and
then, perhaps. think what The Wise
Counsellor so often and loudly declared:
That she was too attractive woman to
wander about New York at night alone.
But you'd have TO have eyes in your
head to see that.
or course, che tiouted The Wise Coun.
sellor's advice, and thanked heaven to
his face he was not her brother. She
protested that though she had had to
chill the advancing Partisan with
STONY stare. and to take ignomiuious
flight 10 droschke before the pursuing
German officer or the squat. smirking
citizen of Berlin, she had never met
with apything that savored Of an ad-
venture in New York, no matter how
belated she had been. The Wise Coun-
selor shrugged his shoulders, raised his
eyebrows, and smiled polite disbelief
TOR which she owed him one), and re-
marked that it was not written in the
laws of the Modes and the Persians that
as the past had been. 80 must the future
be. He had woven for himself q
prophets mantle. The Wise Counselor
had special prerogativee; he was an in
valid. At least, that was the tradition
Demure found when she first made his
acquaintance, and she came Of a race
that respected family tradition. To her
observation. invalidism seemed a remis-
sion not Of sin, perhaps, but OF the most
fruitful cause OF sin: the dissgreeable
duties Of life. Like old age, it endowed
it's poeseesor with reminiscent warnings,
and likewiee added touch of the apir-
itual. older brother 20 advise given to
wilful, misguided young women.
In the beginning, it must be con-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-07-28

fessed that The Wise Counselor held
his place in Demure Independence con-
sciousness as Adolorata's brother. Later,
he achieved an individuality Of his own,
and took Lis place among those upon
whom The delighted to wreak her
malice.
Adolorata herself was woman of the
world grated on a saint. the possessor
OF the loftiest standards humanized by
the tenderest, broadcast charity. Her
one earthly failing was an idolatrous
worship OF The Innocent Boy, the only
infant in the whole family. There we're
some who held that the idol justified
the alteration. They we're mainly young
things who still sent Valentines, which
caused clouds OF perplexity in the beaux
yeux behind the pince nez. Demure
Independence loved her friend for her
failings, being thoroughly human wo-
man. She only did wish that Adolorata
would give over a haunting fear she had
that some misadventure would be sure
to befall that independent young spin.
ster.
Among Adolorata's intimate friends
was The Vicarious Widow, a handsome,
dashing brunette. who wore deepest,
darkest black, relieved by the little white
null collar and broad null cuffs. To
an eye experienced in the nice distipc-
tions of an English widows garb, the
hens on the cuffs were too narrow, and.
besides the cuffs were not the proper
cut. But to unsophisticated American
eyes The Vicarious Widow appeared the
genuine article. and it would take a
book larger than the family Bible to re-
cord her adventures. 1t il necessary to
add that she Was solid fraud, not even
a grass widow, but an unattached spin.
ster, one, too, who was afraid to GO out
alone evenings. But she explained that
she had sister who was really a widow
and who had taken to colors again, and
the family propriety demanded widow
in weeds, hence her vicarious indulgence
in the costume eminently suited to en-
nance her charm Of diablerie.
When Adolorats, in mild reproof, sug-
gested ttat Demrre Independence went
about unprotected and unassailed. The
Vicarious Widow shifted sniff OF polite
resentment and remarked that all the
tales that were told we're not all the
tales there were to tell.
ii.
II thing is proclaimed long enough
fate sometimes conspires with circum.
stance to bring it about. What The
Wise Counselor predicted. what Adolo-
rata feared. what The Vicarious Widow
spitefully limited, really happened. So
it came about that The Wise Counselor
received the following letter. which be
couldn't read, as Demure's handwriting
had idiosyncracies of its own:
sss WEST NINTH STREET,
NEW YORK CITY, December q. 1899
DEAR WISE COUNSELLOR:
In life know of no more satisfying delight
than to have ones predictions verified. To JUS
fifty my own previous trustfulness and to ,rove
your gift of prophesy, am writing to tell you
OF an adventure that happened to me on my
way home from your house the other evening
The Eighth Avenue car was running along at a
good pace, and l was absoi bed in thought
when suddenly felt a hand on my arm.
turned and was met by smile so fascinating,
SO magnetic, answered it before / realized the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04

barcO de la armada espafola en- la visi.
ia que hace q los pueltos de las Repu-
blicas americanas del PaclficO.
Tanto en- ell puerto chileno de VAL
paraisO como en- ell puerto peruano del
Callao y otros, han sido nuestros ma
rinos agassjados de singular modo, to
mando parte en- las manifestaciones de
carino y distinction que q manos llenas
Sc les han prodigado, desde los mas
altos elementosy ofciales y las classes
mas disting0iaas de la1ss0dieaa lsasta
las classes populares mas fnfmas; pro.
bando lie una manera grafca que 81 el
pasado de Espaila estuvo en- America,
10 esta mas a1n su porvenir, 81 ori6n-
tandose con seriedad y recto juicio de
las ventajas mil que un conjunto de.
circunstancias encierran para ella esas
nac;onalidades, hijas suyas, adopta con
actividad y perseverance, una polftica
general apropiada 10 que tanto item
po ha desconocido; en- 10 que va viendo
va IN POGO claro, aunque no en- la me
dida que seIla de desear y a que Sc
presta un problema mil veces mas digno
de cautivar la ateDci6n preferente de
sus pOllticos. que muchas otras made
riGs internas.
No hay otra naci6n en- ell globo, la
que redeem iguales circunstancias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
El Brasil y Espala

La legaci0n de Espalla en- ell Brasil
ha llegado a un acuerdo con los pro
ductores y comerciantes de aquel pals
al objeto de tomentar las relaciones
mereantiles entire ambas naciones.
Ligado ell Brasil con Espana por Ia
tacilidad de asimilaci6n de sus habitos
y costumbres sociales, comprendese
GUAM benefciosO serfa para nuestro pals
establecer ell intercambio de productos
llevando q aquellos estados federaes
los prOductOS de nuestra industria Y
agriculture.
La reciprocidad mercantil es deman.
dada por aquellos habitantes para con
trarrestar ell dominic, que de dia en-
dia avanza, del comercio anglo salon
que tiende a apoderarse de todos los
mercadOs de la America latina.
Deseando ademas, los productos
braslenos mantener su autonOmfa Fl
nanciera economical, social polftica,
al propio tempo que preferen los pro
ductos ibericOs a los de cualquier otra
naci6n, desean fomentar la inmigra
ci6n con habitantes de la Peninsula
toda vez que cOntando la federation
coz 100000 kilometres cuadrados de
territorio, no tiene mas que 2 Ia ha.
bitantes por Kilometres cuadrado.
Las producciones coloniales, az1car,
cafe, y tabaco que tan grande supre.
macia daban al mercado espa1ol en-
todo ell litoral del Mediterraneo, han
pasad0 al dominic norteamericano, y
de ahl la necesidad de la Importation
de los paises sud -americanos.
De la reciprocidad que Sc esta5lezca
por ell nuevo tratado de comercio entire
Espana y ell Brasil depende ell acceso
total de nues5ros productos dicho
mercado, exportando algo mas que los
vinos. aceites, conservas, tejidos y g6
neros de punto, pues has.a las mani
festaci0nes de la industrial mecanica y
electrica tendran al{ digna colocaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Los partidos
en- Cuba

Interesante por todos conoeptos es
la lectura de les lllimos peri0dicos de
la Habana, porQue hacen conocer ell
actiyo movimiento que la contienda
eleccionaria ha despertado en- todos
los hOmbres de la ;sla
Discutendo con ell aca,oramiento
que es natural en- Quienes tratan de
tundar una nacionalidad, las ventajas
de los principles que cada cual profesa;
10 agitaci6n que en- Cuba Sc manifesto
deja yer claramente que, en- una forma
8 en- otra, sc va con rapidez q la Re
p6blica.
Y tcdoJ, asi los unionistas democra
ticos al instalar su partido en- el teatro
de Tac6n como los republicanos Ian
zando su programa en- La Patria,
como los demas agrupamientos expo
niendo sus principles; todos, federales
6 unitarios, 10 repetimos, hacen tarea
meritoria en- pro de la Rep1blica, porque
esas francas declaIaciones evidencian
la alturas de miras y actividad patli6
tica con que perSiguen sus ideales,
revelan que la labor polltica que en-
estos momentos Sc realiza en- Cuba
cuenta con ell concurso de tOdos, y son
prenda de que muy en- breve habremos
de poder saludar ell establecimiento de
la Repdblica Cuba9a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04

A este debe agregarse que ell Presi-
, dente Kruger al conocer la proclama de
Roberts declarandO la anexi6n Ingla.
terra del territorio del Transvaal ha
publicado otra protestando energica-
mente contra dichO documentO afr
mando que los beers son libres y libres
seran mientras puedan manejar un
fusil.
81 la lucha, seg1n competentes OPT
niones, no podra .erminar antes del
|ano yenidego oeehabra costado entonces
,sobre 1850 000, ,0U0 sdes frances. Con,
este motive dice un diario de Londres:
Un filantropo' ha calculado que con
esta suma Sc hubiera podido asignar
pensiones q todos los ancianos del Rel
no Undo, dar enseIanza a todas las
ninas, auxiliar todos los indigentes
remediar ell hambre de la india, dotar
todos los hospitales, sostener todos los
conyalecientes, y quedarfan .todayfa
aun variOs millones en- GAIA que Sc
podrlan emplear en- obras no menos
titles y no menos caritativas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04

general pueda causar esa serie d.
cOsas
Tai vez Sc crea que Sc jgnora Ii
falta de Obediencia que reina en- e
servicio interior, por no saber a quier
ha de obedecer;
Y por tiltimo, tai vez haya Quier
piense que Sc desconoce que los sociol
propietarios legalmente inscritos y acep
tados por las juntas generates de socios
propietarios, son los 1nicos que pueder
mandar sin limitaci6n alguna en- e
Casino Espanol.
Els necesario no confundir la consi
deraci6n y la tolerancia, nj tampOct
0lvidarse de los derechos que tiener
adquiridos en- la sociedad los socio'
propietarios.
La Directiva por mas que la compont
un personal de todo aprecio, no puedt
decOrOsamente cOntinuar en- sus fun
clones, bajo ningtin pretexto, debido :
las luchas que ha sosteni1o y sostient
en- su seno. Tiene que acordar la CO
lebraci6n de una Junta eXtraordinaria
y presentar la renuncia, para nombral
Otra Directiva que salve las dificulta
des que estan desacreditando al Ga
SinO.
En- la Junta extraordinaria so,o de
ben intervenir aquellos que eran sOci0s
propietarios en- ell dia mismo que surgi{
la desuni6n en- la Directiva, pOrque
desde entonces AGA solo rein6 la ilega
lidad, la incertidumbre, y la excitaci6n
y todO 10 hecho por los unos y por los
otros no ha sido inspirado, bajo con
ceptO algunO, pOr la calma que han dc
tener las personals llamadas q admins
trar una sociedad colectiva que mas
que asf propia pertenece a las garan
t(as que ha de ofrecer & las familias
que la frecuentan en- todas las hora'
del dia y de la noche.
Hacer otra cosa 8 continuar asl selfs
exterminarlo, y esto> no 10 permiten lo
legftimcs propietarios, que, 10 quieren
10 sostienen y 10 necesitan. Ademas
es un CentrO que representa- una part'
de la Patria.
No creo haya ninguno que imagine
su exterminio; pero 81 hubiera algunt
que 10 desee 6 10 creyera, s6palo ahor'
para siempre que ell "Oasino Espaflol
no Sc exterminara mientras existal
espaholes en- San Juan.
I'm EspailOl
San Juan, Octubre 8 de 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
I'm librO del archiduque
Salvador

81 nieto del llmperador de Austria
Hungrfa, Archiduque Salvador, ACADIA
de hacer un viaje por las costas de
Tunez y Trfpoli, hacienda detenidos
estudios.
Particularmente ha estudiado ell
puerto de Bizerta, al cual atribuye
gran importancia para ell porvenir como
puerto de guerra y de comercio.
Con las lmpresiones de este viaje ell
Archiduque Salvador publicala en- bre-
We un libro, que Sc titu!ara: "Bizerta
su pasado, su presente y su porvenil".
Este libro Sc publicara en- frances, y
ST. tirada sera de muy corto ndme1o de
ejemplares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
La excursion de los reyes
de Espa1a
GASTOS INDEBIDOS

La prensa del exterior en- su secci6n
telegrafica nos ha comunicado la noti
cia, que trasladamos oportunamente a
los lectores, de haber terminado su via
je por la costa cantabrica y atlant:ca
Ia Familia Real espanola.
Cuando Sc dispuso 6 Sc acord6 el
<iaje de IS. NM. dfjose en- un docu
mento ofcioso, y Sc confrm6 en- una
disposition Official, que las provincias y
los pueblos sc abstendrian de hacer gas
to nj manifestation alguna que impli-
case este.
Supusieron todos los espanoles que,
siendo cumplida felmente por 8. nj. ell
rey la disposition mencionada, iba este
a tener la OCCASION de conocer una parte
de las provincias de Espafla tai como
son, sin atavfo alguno, sin galas de
ninguna especie, en- plena normaljdad,
en- fin, y por 10 tanto que las observa
clones que sobre ell terreno hiciera po
dian ser fuente de gran ensehanza para
quien esta tan pr6ximo a encargarse de
la gobernaci6n del Estado.
Oomenzada Ia excursion ObservOse
que aquella discreta recommendation no
fue cumplida y que ell viaje de s. M. no
sirvi6 para Otra cOsa que para prOduciI
gastOs, mOlestias y motives de exhibi
ci6n, tanto a las personals que acompa
fiaron a la Ooste como a las de las di
ferentes localidades que fueron vista
das.
Con efecto, comenz6 la industrious
Bilbao por preparar un esp,endido re
cibimiento q SIS. NM. Sigui6 Gij6n
Santander, La Ooruha, Ferrol y en- to.
das parties ARGOS de triunfos, colgaduras
iluminaciones, fuegos artifciales, sere
natas y demas serie de festejos fueron
organizados por las autoridades y cor
poraciones, con arreglo al TRADITIONAL
programa que para estos casos rige,
presentandose todos esos pueblos tai &C
mo deberfan y podfsn ser, 81 estuvie
sen bien administrators, y no como de
berian presentarse y como son.
s. M. ell rey no habra visto nj ha po
dido yer, por tanto, otra cosa que po.
blaciones espl6ndidamente iluminadas,
acknowledgements administrators, con hi
giene, con instruction y con dinero y
bienestar, del cual no SO suele teneI
idea en- Madrid, por los relatos de las
frecuentes huelgas, de los repetidos
confiictos, de la numerosa emigration,
que llegan a conocimiento de la capital
de Espaia poy medic de los peri6dicos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Y0TICIAS DEL Ola

Hoy han debido celebrarse ante la Corte
de Just;cia de Arecibo, los juicios orales de
las cauSaS instruidaS contra los SeiloreS MI.
Villaml y companfa, por infracci6n; Morey
Il Co., por igual delito ) Augusta Bischoff,
pOr raptO.
Sc encuentra vacante Ia escuela rural del
barrio "Oyejas y, termino municipal de
AlaScO.
En- cumOlimiento de superior carta ofden.
ell Juzgado de San Francisco cita en- calidad
de testigos don Simon Loubet, don Luis
Maria Garcia dofia Isabel Monserrat, pa.
ra que comparezcan ante ell Tribunal &c Dis.
trito, para ser examinados en- la causa ms.
truida contra Juan Hiorro a. Negocio, por
ell supueSto deito de robo.
Por disposition del Comisionado de Nave.
gaci6n, de acuerdo con ell Ciruiano generai.
de servieio de hospitales de marina de los
Estados Unidos, los buQues americanos que
procedan directamente de puertos de los Es.
tadOs UnldoS, sin eScalaS intermediaS. se
consideraran costeros, quedando por consi.
guiente exentos de inspection cuarentenaria.
Para los efectos &c esta disposition, no Sc
consideran incuidos los puertcs de Cuba.
Filipinas Hawaii. Tambien Sc ayisara
oportunamente, cuando Sc establezca cua.
rentena contra alg1n Estado Territorio de
los Estados Unidos.