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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-31
IDAHO.

d Hog cholera has mad. e.
70 In the vicinity of Moscow ~ appearances
2 James Judge. Of couo
10y Ivy one OF the best known ,e 10 acne
state. is dead. o"" men of the
~ george ns W. Hunt and Franz p...,
catt,a'.. rIno' arrested on chsr"as o,
0""ne' have been discbarysd
George r. Lubkin. a Ro,..
yslna has n'ed a homestead entrv o v".
which h.I n'ece OF land near that citv
"a. according to reports from n.,.
n Doene OF recent the pls Ger st,;ra liza, sne
pooS' are excellent. Nr".' pros
. Ueen picked up worth - So :. nave
there. " 'o's more of them
Bans sns cows burned to a crisp ,.oo.
. lug" almost fatally burned o. 'acoo
nns 10y ana . fine barn tots,ir T., w. son'
umea. are the result Of n g.. con-
auSn owned by David LocLe r ".o On
J. 900. ''"'a'ed 1t about
Koo.s. OF disputed road elsotio,
insd 0o, TO- county has been dsssr
, ,o ny lot. James Grahar, ese
y. ""snDnrn. both of Port u;i,
80 =. sne claimants. The comm,. "'
:. 'p'" " COL" to determine the r..
Iae c.t rosls stc country is infe.t.d
~, .s.s!e thieves again. Reports s"a
. a t. run S inc surrounding oountr,
Low mead bad been stolen. e.
,enSsG % 'ns thieves have been a.. d.
u. IL reported from Mes Perce. thu.
VS.. Croiser and Sohaffer hs W I'LL. snss
% arrangements for buying ali I'LL H.
on tho prairie. They hs,. a. ,.. INC
:" out Of the city limits. w ,sh.so
nsve erected buildinss for The cs.s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-31

To Raise Small Fruit.
Florida people are going more and
more into the small fruit and orange
business.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
Bids for improvement Bonds

Bids were opened at the City Clerks
Office Monday noon for the street i'm
proyement bonds Of Hart Sixth.
Wayne. Maple and Monroe streets
the face value Of the bonds is So
1920 TIE rate Of interest IS six per
cent
The Ohio National Bank. of Column
bus bid s11-45s2O and accrued interest
FEEDER. Holman x Co Cincinnati. bid
sI.466-2O and accrued interest
SeasOngOOd & Mayer, Cincinnati bid
S11.Og9-If and accrued interest
The First National Bank Of COIum-
bus. bid slI.2s1-4O and accrued inter
est.
W. J. Hayes & Son, Cleveland bid
Sl1-322-20 and accrued interest
p s. Briggs < Co, Cincinnati, bid
SI1 1890 and accrued interest
The following firms also sent in bids
but they were not in accordance with
the advertisement:
D. H. Moore, Athens, O.; Lampreeht
Bros & Co. Cleveland; DennisOn-
Prior & Co, Cleveland; First National
Bank of GAINESVILLE
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
RECORD
Again Broken BY Number Of Shares Sold On
Stock Market.

By Associated Press.
New Yor, April 29.-In the stock ex-
chance today the first transactions
demonstrated the leading position Of
the United States Steel stocks, Union
Pacific and Northern Pacific in the
speculative situation, and that leader
ship was unaffected during the whole
day.
Great activity and some striking
strength was shown by number of
ether stocks. but they paled into insig
nificance in comparison with the fur
ious activity and extraordinary price
changes in the leaders.
The extreme advance in Union Paci-
fic extended to 12A, in the late after
noon. and in Northern Pacific to IO@s
United States Steel stocks did not
show such wide fluctuations. Never
theless the common stock achieved an
extreme advance of 3S and preferred
2a4 and held more firmly than almost
any other stocks in the list. There
were some very striking gains among
the Changers. Pacifics and Trunk
Lines. but these seemed to be assOcia-
ted in the minds of buyers with the
movement in Union Pacific.
There was no specific news to &C
count for the unprecedented dealings
which lifted TIE days record to 2.76O.
~ shares Dealings in Union Pacific
convertible bonds was in an enormous
volume and the price showed 771s
pc MS in response to the advance in
the common stock Dealings other
wise were large and prices irregular
L. s. IS advanced Il and As coupon
and refunding 2s Il per cent
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
SERIOUS CHARGE
Preferred Against Auditor StaTksy Of Nus
kinggm County.
Special to the Leader.

Special to the Leader.
GAINESVILLE. o., April 29.-Another
ard a still more sensational feature
was added late last night to the s25,-
eco breach of promise case of Miss Lor-
eta Roberts against County Auditor
James L. Starkey. 1t was the reply
filed after court hours. to Nr. Starkey's
answer which was published Saturday.
In her reply Miss Roberts. through her
attorney. Judge >. u. Winn, states
that it is not tue that prior to and at
the time defendant fixed the date for
their marriage that she or her attor-
neys -lreatened to sue him for large
sum OF money as damage for alleged
breach of promise; that it is not true
tn she threatened to publish him of
being guilty Of a serious crime, and it
is not true that she threatened to pros
ecute him for said alleged crime unless
ne married her OF paid her a large
=um of money.
Further replying to Mr.. Starkey's
answer Miss Roerts says that on or
about August 20 1899, she accom- an
led Mr. Starkey 10 Columbus. arriving
there about noon. At his suggestion
the afternoon was spent at Olentangy
park and in the evening they returned
TO the city. After dark acting upon
defendants suggestion. she accompan-
led MIN to place the location of which
she cannot state where he claimed a
friend Of his had boarded. to spend the
time until the departure of their train
for GAINESVILLE.
As TO what occurred there the reply
says the defendant took plaintiff to a
room and he locked the door; that he
seized her and attempted improper
Liberties and that he only refIained
from his attempts by reason of her
outcries.
ane further SAYS that in the latter
part Of May, 1900. she employed coun-
sci TO attend to her interests in the
matter Of her engagement to marry de
iehuaht, ana that defendant by prom
ise Of secrecy with her counsel obtain
ed from him pencil draft of a petition
which might have been filed in the
event Of his failure to carry out his
alleged promise of marriage, and that
in the pencil draft among other things
alleged were the acts committed in
Columbus.
She says in conclusion that she never
T threatened TO prosecute him for these
acts. but that defendant of his own
flee will proposed that he would right
the wrongs he had committed by mar
rying her and fixed the date as the 9th
day Of November. 1900, for said mar
riage.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
Ngiieg q clRiraeiu[s.

SEALED bids viii be received until i
J. Wednesday. Nay lst. 1901. for the
erection. construction and completion
Of Bank Building for the Dime Sav-
inss Society OF Marietta. Ohio. Al
bids must be accompanied by a certi-
feT caeck for S5O1-O9 made payable TO
Chas- H Newton. Treasurer. as eyi-
ceEce Of coed faith Check will be re-
turned if bid is rejected or as soon as
contract and bond are executed
The Trustees reserve the right 10 re
Jet any and all BIDS.
Plans can h. seen Al the Office Of the
" 3 O-NeiIl Co. Architects.
Bids must be left with the under
signed
The time will BE- extended for the
receiving and closing the above bids
until noon May l1th. 1901
CHAS. H NEWTON. Treas.
Dime Savings Society.
Tues. april 1f.-Tu&Thus-tf.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
Ata.lisiTai3r': Sale Of Real Estate.

II pursuance c. an order OF the Pro
bate Court Of Washington county. Ohio.
I viii offer for sale, at public auction.
on Saturday. the 18th day OF May. 1891.
IL ~ o'clock forenoon at the door 81
the court house OF Washington county.
OhiO.-he following described real estate
situate in the Township of Marietta.
County Of Washington. and State OC
Ohio. rO:wiJ Being a part Of 12i GO-10p
acre Common Lot. in Section g. Tow
= Range s. IN Washington county
OEiC bounded as follows: COmmenc
iIz a. a point on the west line Of said
I-4 Gn-1GG0 acre Common Lot. eight
rods south from where said west line
crosses the center Of the old MaTietta
and athens read: thence east at right
angles 10 the west line Of said Common
LOT. sixty rods: thence south at right
angles 10 last line. fourteen rods
thence in a straight line southwesterly
10 the west line Of said Common Lot 20
point eighy-eighJ rods south of tho
starting point thence north along said
west line. eigbty-eight rods. to the
place Of beginning. being twenty acres
more OF less.
said property IS appraised at 100000.
Terms Of sale. One-third in hand
and One-third in one year from day oi
sale With interest: deferred payment
TO Be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold.
DAVID z. THOMAS.
Administrator De bOnis non Of Thomas
a Stage deceased.
AD-5l 9-:tz-Tues.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
Rates 70 Psl-lz:isaI EI;ssitisa.

The Buffalo Rochester and Pitts
burgE Ry- Eill sell excursion tickets 10
Buffalo. y Y, account Of the Pan
American Exposition 81 the fJlIOEiug
RATES commencing april 5Jrh
S5z5O1 tourist tickets WilI be sold
every day a slL55 for the round trip
from PiJIsbuTg. Pa. good returning 70
and including October S1st-
TIcEsls Limited y days EilI bs sold
every day Al Ss-z5 for the round tip
from PirIs5urg
On ssch Tuesday during Nay tick
eIs Eil - sold AZ $3.50 for the round
ulp from PitrsBErg. limited five days
Nay l5lh and 18th special excursions.
tickets limited three days. .EiIl be sold
n $5-z5 f0- the round t-ip from Pitts
burg
ETcUrs5O- ricke-s from other points
sa the B. r 4 P RI. viii be sold
On above dates Al prUPOrriOoate rates
Two fast solid Testibulad trains leave
P & W DepCt. Allegheny daily for
Buffalo Al 500 T. m and 1000 D. m
Ctr time All Inquiries for infOrma-
ton WIl receive prompt attention If
addrsssed 70 G O-D- PzseszIt- Div
Pass Agent Nc 30 SDzithhsld St
PItH6Irg p
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
Big Wells.

The wells drilled in last week on the
lands Of Hon Louis Bennett. in this
county. near ROsedzIe. filed up with
oil in a few minutes and was capped
Orders were sent out Immediately for
two 5O0-baTreI tanks They were ex-
pressed to this place the first Of the
week and have been taken 10 the we'll
As soon as they can be put together
the well will be unezpped and its ca
paeity tested 1t is the prevailing
opinion that the well is a good one
Great excitement prevails in that sec
ton. and royalty is being purchased a.
good figuFes--CIzrksburg Post
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
New Case Filed.

In Common Pleas Court suit has
been brought by Charles Rowland
against John F. McIntire and Lewis
r. Mendenhall- The plaintiff insti-
tutes the suit to recover s12O with in
terest alleged to be due him as rental
from the defendants on account of the
said defendant falling to complete an
oil well on a lease granted by the
plaintiff to the defendants. He claims
that there were conditions under
which defendants weretopay a certain
amount each month. after a specified
time. until a well was drilled.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
IRON EXPANDS
Draw Binds 9a PlankS and Traffic is in
isHVgiad.

Considerable difficulty was exper-
fenced Monday il closing the draw Of
the Putnam street bridge Tne big
span had been swung open to ALLOW
the SonOma 10 pass through to the
Ohio and when an effort was made 10
complete the driveway, at each end Of
which the blocked traffic was collect
Cd. the disagreeable discovery Was
made that the spans wiuld fit TOO close
70 the sides. The iron on the ends Of
the draw rubbed the planks and he
fore the gates could be lifted and tray-
r. resumed the planks had 10 be Gu.
down. The binding of the two pOr-
IiOns vas explained by the expansion
Of the iron due to the extreme heat.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
BEAUMONT WELLS
Report Says Thsy WsuIi Erhagst in TN
Weeks II Permitted to FIsg.

Beaumont. Tex April 2s.-The oil
excitement here. according to the old
timers. far exceeds even that which at
tended the opening of the PfthOIe pool
The prices Mat are being paid for
land IS almost beyond belief. as at thc
present time $4,000 is not considered
a very high price for an acre. as even
that little piece would enable a good
shrewd bonner to organize a million
dOIlar stock company
Operations do not progress very fast
owing to the scarcity of the machfn-
cry necessary to drill in this field
There are seven wells in, ten drilling
and 80 rigs up waiting for machinery
There are also three dry holes and the
last well drilled refused to gush OWING
20 the Guffey company opening their
Lucas well when it was expected to
flow. The wells would probably do
from 1000 to 5000 barrels If permitted
to flow. but thev would not hold up at
that rate very long. as there is q very
noticeable falling off in the pressure OF
the wells during the last week As
each IS drilled in one can readily see
that it has not the pressure of the Onc
before it.
It is safe to sa~ that there w0uId no.
be a well flowing in two weeks if the
were permitted to flow for that length
of time. but as long as the manipulz-
tors can form stock companies they
will not be permitted TO flow; in fac
they are not making much effort 10 get
tanks up. The field will not make
much progress till this Wild specuIa-
tion abates and the real oil people take
hold OF il and do the developing Cuf-
| fey & CO. are doing lots of work. ami
E. II. Jennings & Bros are also
starting three wells Kelly < Kiser-
of Parkersburg. W. Va, have sold
their lease and drilling well. situated
about three-quarters Of mile north OF
the Lucas well. for S1z5. 900 TO a local
organization Their lease consisted OF
only 30 acres.
Stocks that sell for % cents today
will bring 20 cents today and 81 JAs
next day. Everybody is investing.
from the bankers TO the cooks and
porfers. and the different Offices look
/ like the opening days of Northern
country fairs. The hotels are turning
away hundreds every. day and people
are paying as high as $3.50 a month fOE
A sleeping room and Office combined
Buildings are going up like magic, and
the town is doing heroic work 10 take
care of the vast thrOngs that arrive
with every train from the west The
eastern trains do not bring many OF
the oId-line oil men TO town, as they
/ do not care TO be under the load when
it breaks down. which it Is bound to
do in very few weeks When the
| Guffey well was turned loose last night
it flowed as much sand as IL did OIL
| Excursions are run into Beaumont
every Sunday and some OF the wells
are allowed 10 spout for 10 or Is min
utes. \ fire viii probably be the re-
suit of this fOCIishness- But as long
as the organizers get in their fine play
they do not care for a little thing like
a fire. as they Will probably be away
before that time
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30

For ten I07g yszzIWas = gurersr
E1th kidney dyspepsia auS rheQraa-
tls1 disease- / treated with r.auT Co
l1no1s dOetorss took patent neff.ine
No results whatever Unrl i dtsr5.r--,a,s
4pa tO0k ONR bottl= Of DRNVS
SURE SAFE and SPEEDY CURE In
80 80 Gays rErsE 0oNn NY erutehsz-
0nLy 0-nsLy e@ses cured in o1s Gag.
Ol.y = ena % eea<z &C A J. R5eh-
ercs and " Il Sryz a SaurIs~ -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
Marriage License.

Lewis ". Gessell. farmer. of Crook
ed Tree. and Mary T. Wickens. Of
Maeksburg- Rey. J. D. Mutton.
AlOnzO Hardin. rig builder. of New
port, and Clara McKittrick. Of New
port J. D. COllett. J. p.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
BUTTER AND EGGS
Get What You Ask FOrI

When you ask for Cascarets Candy
Cathartic be sure you get them
Genuine tablets stamped c. C. c.
Never sold in bulk. A srbstitutOr is
always cheat and fraud BeWareI
All druggists, Ioc-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30

Must be strong and never have a Izue
azek--DR RANKIS'S KIDNEY TAR
LET'S stop the pain AZ once and eurs
permanently Sold by Beagle 4 Lv-
tie and A J. Richards. druggists. Mari
eta, Ohio
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
owe Dou't want Money Bad. ;

We want il good and we viii give you
value received, as is every bottle Of Dr.
CzldWelfs Syrup Pepsin, no matter be-
il Zoe. zoe or sl-00. as we guarantee it
for Constipation. Indigestion. Sick
Headache and Stomach Trouble.
CURTIS & HUTCHMAN.
CHARISS R BUCHANAN.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
Examination of Teacher3

- - ne pls-ac seh0ols q E1safuxrou c,uu-v
- - = Ae-c II tns Mar1-ELz Hirh -,.n,si &C.,
- = = s-sa--1 SzEu-11Y % each nlourh 49,
SA-GzET- gu-y ana Azzusr-
= A STONE. Marietta Ohto-
Prssatear Beard os SehooI Exzuf.srs-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30

Neglected colds make fat grave
yards" DIR. Woods Norway Pine Sy-
rup helps men and women to a hap
py. vigorous old age.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO MARKET.
By Associated Press
Toledo. o.. April 29--Wheat, 75zi /;
corn. 45A; oats, 2s; rye, 50; clover
seed, $3.50
BUTTER AND EGGS.
BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 29--Butter
20; eggs, 13A; cheese unchanged
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
SOMETHING ABOUT MYSELF

3y oaze : Marietta vas b0-a
hare ! think Marietta i rhs best
Plzoe- Dsza ne 5sst Bicycle 4 the
world
N b1- I've years Cd. yec sIroag.
II fart stronger than any Of M CON
Pa-ltO-z I nave zIEsys been healthy.
SeTsr lad any coc-O-. I mean I never
tzd az -=2zlr bills ID Dzy.
EFery50dy : invited 10 CAL and
ss= II n -a= FactOrE-
225 Ohio St, Marietta o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30

B. & .. s. W. TO Beaumont, Texas.
In twenty hours.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30

How Are Your KIdaeyHf
DR. Hobbs SparzEus Pills III EtcsT tLls- ez-
ple free Add sterling EsE1s1g Co Chic1<O q ~
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Wheat, Decrease. -.1.4O1 900 bushels
Corn. Decrease. 1,779.OOO bushels
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
Pension Bill Reported.

Washington, Feb. THE house
committee on invalid pensions has
favorably reported the bill of Repre-
sentative Calderhead of Kansas, as
follows:
''All persons who are eligible for
pensions at the rate of $12 per month
under section , of the act of June
p, 1890, relating to pensions who
are now, or may hereafter become
disabled by total blindness or paral-
ysis or any total stability for man
ual labor, not the result of their own
vicious habits, which disables them
in such degree that they require
the constant or frequent periodical
attendance of another person. or
who are or may be without an actual
net income not to exceed 500 per
year exclusive OF any pension. shall
be entitled to a pension at the rate
OF $50 per month from the date of
application therefor after the passage
OF this act.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
lbanee Cables for His Son.

Kansas City, Feb. Mrs. ChaHee.
wife OF Maj. Gen. Adna 4. Chaf:ee
WAC has been visiting hersisrer. Mrs.
v, r. Clarke. Mt 1G Central street
S14ee Aar husband has baau I'd China.
was Very much elaJed this morning
over the Generals promotion. She
said Jhat ste bad received NO word
a. Vet when he expects to finish his
work In China and start for home.
''l1ean Z he very soon. she said.
.leca Use lie has Just cable4 our SON
10 to'n ann. and he sails the 1st OF
Nls'i'-L, 1nls would mean that the
General expects TO be there until la-a
10 tue spring or the early summer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
WI CRITECISES OTIS.
Declines TO Attend Banquet rendered
the General

New York, February THE plain
spoken diplomat. Wa Ting Fang, the
Chinese minister st Washington, was
invited to attend the dinner which
the society OF the tennessee gave
It the Waldorf-Astoria tonight in
honor OF Major General Elwell =
Otis. Mr.. WI declined. but intro
dueed an innovation 10y forwarding
a letter exeusing himself on the
ground that what he would have to
say about the General would not be
pleasant to the ears of the soldier or
his friends. This letter was read at
the dinner and was greeted with SUI
pressed laughter. in which General
Otis Joined to the limited extent of
broad smile The letter was imme-
diately followed by che reading OF
another from Secretary Root prais-
ing General Otis as warmly and Mr.
Wa had blamed him.
Here is the letter of the Chinese
minister: While | appreciate your
courtesy highly, | feel that | am
Obliged 10 decline, for the following
reasons:
| admit that feel great admira-
ton for General Otis as a military
commander. and respect him highly J
rs d gentleman, but l think he. viii e |
military governor, committed an
agregious error and did great in
Justice to the Chinese by Introducing |
he Chinese exclusion act into the
which has stirred up
ace prejudice and done harm TO
hose islands.
While believe that General Otis
Icted upon the i'll advice Of some one
till if l were to attend the dinner
civen in his honor | could not de-
line the invitation TO say something
the general and what
ave to say might not be pleasant
0 the general or his fellow banquet
rs to hear. though, as said above,
hold him personally in very high
steem."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
Dog and Mule Fight.

Columbus. s E., Feb. ca mule
owned by Louis Crabtree was taken
to a blacksmith's shop. There il
broke away and a bulldog started
after it, overtaking it and sinking
his teeth in the fieshy part of its
thigh.
The mule kicked the dog off. and
as he tried to renew his hold caught
him on the jaw with one of his heels.
knocking him head over heels. Again
and again the dog sank his teeth in
the mules legs, and was loosened by
the mule only when the flesh yielded.
The mules heels were telling Sc
verely on the dog, when the latter
managed to catch the mule by the
nostrils and threw him to the
ground. The owner of the animals.
who had been trying to stop the fight.
succeeded in beating the dog into in
sensibility, and the fight was
stopped.
The dog had to be shot and the
mule will die
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
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