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New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
DIR CROWDED STEAMSHIPS
HOW SOME PERSONS HAVE SUR
MOUNTED DIFFICULTIES IN COM
ING TO THIS COUNTRY.

Tn. oxnar;arca of Francis B. Loomis the United
States Minister To Portugal. who arrived mere
few days ago oHa of the slow steamers because
he could not secure accommodations on an express
b,at e that Of many Americans who are abroad
at the present time Mr. Loomis was Obliged TO
wait fve weeks to secure room that was at al
satisfactory At this season every year there are
aIyavs Americans In Europe anxious 20 get back
bor,a ~ certain time who cannot do because
they did not use good Judgment and secure their
passage early This dilatOriness IS not true of
all however Many of them. for business reasons.
must reach home at the earliest moment. and they
often find themselves Obliged to accept conditions
not altogether congeniaL The first resource after
the saloon is filled is the second cabin When this
is filed there is left only the steerase' Not few
have made use OF the latter this year who would
gladly have paid for saloon stateroom-indeed,
aI,,,os+ beso,,ght the steamship agents on bended
knees 10 give them first cabin accommodations.
The experiences Of some of those who have used
their wits and carried out their determination 10
get across in some way have been interesting In
the steerage of a steamer which arrived here from
IiyerpooI on the day the convention of fire chiefs
opened were the fire. chief OF the Dublin Fire De-
partment and a friend. The chief had been unable
to obtain first second class accommodations and
had carried out his determination to reach here
IN time for the convention. even II he had to
grease the engines all the way over" The fact
that he had taken passage in the steeraGe came
very being his 9ndoins so FAR as the con-
1t not until the steamer was within one day
the steerage he would be obliged TO go Ellis ISL
and Tor Examination by the Immigration officials
and there was the possibility that he might be
fused admission 10 the country, and thereby miss
the convention altogether.
He consulted with the captain. from whom he
learned that that official was powerless as it would
subject his line To heavy penalty should he per-
NIT an alien in the steerage TO escape. He prom
ised TO allow the fire chief the of a telephOns
when the steamer locked When the vessel
reached her pier. therefore, the Irish fireman was
permitted 20 go TO a telephone booth and talk
with the chairman OF the reception committee Of
the convention. One OF the Immigration Officers
discovered him. and warned him that he had no
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

BUSINESS eS there He explained his predicarept 1
i e mean tfne representative of the fTane1 a.. IL
f5' at tle pier and Commissioner Williams 80 tIe.
- OF Immigration was reached bv reIeDbOrs
80. 'uIu the circumstances. The CGmnnisSJoDcc
5sSsVe tne Dublin fire chief perrnissior ~, Io,I
Even then his troubles were not an sIrr,,.
s was not aole to secure the release of his friend
10 Ellis Island "O was sent
rossloy had he done as resourcef,rI Americas,
snccsslPI ssalPgF woman did he would have been more
arrivsJ Ia I'm IN obtaining good accommodations She
SSgdHleT IN the saloon. As i'm the case 0f fbs e.
,cI' o She had FOUND that il was fmDOssibIe ~ Sc
49, q passage IN the first cabin for the time when
~ WIsleu t9 san In fact. there We're no a1aiIa-
o SICOn55lhoqdlOns 5 which would suit her on any
tediiler que here before October She resoIve6 tC.
DSecoIhe stowaway. She had been in FTIroDe FOR.
n onIee hhohthS sending home disDatChe about tba
SyLOHItIpE ana Europe as she found and Was
loiileSIck Several friends We're coming on a GER
an , 3tedilef ana she declared that. come what
.goE sr9, 70 become a stOwaway. One OF her
ilIeHuS PROMISED To let her OgcuDv coucb fr,
,eI StdtsToOm II she succeeded in gerrfna On
DGdrq She went To CherbOurg the last port AZ
Hxy WiSh Ihe steamer was 10 call with her baggage
NltH an the assurance OF PASSENGER pOsSessed Of u
ticket she ordered her baggage put aboard vritb
that or her friends. designating which was to co
INTO the nold and which the stateroou of be-
IIlehd- without question il was put on the shin
NO one asked 70 see her ticket and she followed
sci soI O1t at sea she went to the purser's Office
ana told MIN the ctrCums stances There was nofb-
ing rOr MN 10 DO with this we'll dressed stOVaurav
VINO nad money in her pocket and was willing In
pa Tor her passage. but to find room for her IL
proved that at the last moment three rooms had
been left vacant. and she enjoyed the comforts %
the fourth officers across the Atlantic he
sides the consciousness of having found wy
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Conrad Brandt who has recently returned from
Venezuela describes in The Independent" tho bat
tie Of San Cristobal OF which he was an eyewit-
ness. He says. among other things:
SAN Jose de Cucuta Colombia is the residence
of certain gentleman, Carlos rios r. Galviras lie
- GocIor geheIai, rt, SeIe dasi WORD mas 10
which IS a combination of saloon, drygoods and
drug store. This famous general had already in
yaded Venezuela several times with the announced
intention of becoming IT'S President and Of better
ing the conditions in his beloved fatherand. AS
a matter of fact his invasions were only predatory
excursions Wlth inc view 4t ming the pockets or
metal and of carrying away anything OF value.
tions which have occurred and which are going to
occur in Venezuela one politician is jealous of an
the result is that President IS deposed every
Wo Wo OF mr. are flV suciepi ~ dor ahSthe1 BUT
scrape together enough money for a peaceful aud
Ian politicians. Two years in a profitable position
such as custom house director. and the dream is
1t is a common report. and very probably a true
100000 pesos IN the Bank 90 France in the short
time that he has ruled the country. CyprianO
in his earlier days in the tieada (storeI of Ger
man ma hrm IN san Hrsiona Tired OF his quiet life
Of his country was 8 5anshed ana ed to Colombia.
became President, and Is now already near the
end Of his short but for him very profitable. ca
revolution in Venezuela.
II is SATURDAY and market time From every
where out of the enyirons the farmers are coming
and burros. basket carrying women and children
are flling the usually very quiet streets Of San
CristObal
Ali of a sudden the news arrived: THE Colom-
bians fell upon San Antonio robbed the town and
are marching against San CristObaI'' II had the
same effect upon the people a stick thrown into
air mounted hTousEs EeRs tR 46% sS the s
frantic haste. while some quiet and more soma
BILE fellows busted themselves with sharpennR the
'machete (oroad; long knife: ''Quien sabe para
quien' C'Heaven knows for whom')
The garrison soldiers quickly stationed tbarn-
selves the entrances to the Tnarket ara ateo az
the adS various gates OF the town. Everybody was
arrierOs 1nule drivers). farmers-in fact every
body or the male sex over twelve years OF age be-
came a soldier; Venezuela is free country and
according 10 the law, nobody can be forced into
the military service but in case OF necessity like
the present one the government corrals as many
IL can get. 40 '
Groups OF crying peOple-wOmen and children
filed the streets. Indeed. they had every reason
for their tears. An hour a happv family and
now fathers and brothers soldiers or a the
Venezuelan expresses IL. cannon meal THE
newly recruited army amounted To ahout two
thousand men, who were furnished AZ once with
rifles cartridges and bayonets.
A regular Venezuelan army looks like badly
organized band of robbers. but after the enlistment
OF the raw recruits the result was simpiv inde-
serbia BILE A terrible mixup-a blue dressed soldier
side BY side with a farmer. whose ruana or poncho
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY ONE OF
THEIR PASTIMES.

Conrad Brandt who has recently returned from
Venezuela describes in The Independent" tho bat
tie OF san Cristobal OF which he was an eyewit-
ness. He says among other things:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16
Oscar Gresham

Or Monday, October 9Th, the home
Of Mr. apd Mrs. Grossman of our
city was frightened by the arrival Of
a baby boy. On last Monday, &C
cording to the rites Of the ancien,
Jewish faith, the ceremony of cir
cumcision Was performed by Rabbi
S,lverman, of Columbus,
Besides the immediate relatives,
there wese Of the company present to
witness the ceremony, Judge Wright,
DR.. and Mrs. Rannells. and Mrs. A.
H. Brooke of Logan; Messrs Silver
man of Columbus, Roesler of New
Straitsville, Nable Of Shawnee, Bed
derman aud Soloman Of Nelsorville,
and Kaufman of New York City.
After the ceremony the guests were
served with an elegant dinner.
Judge Wright made happy speech
If congratulation, and all the com.
pany joined in expression of good
wishes for the boy, Oscar. that be
may live long and prosper. q joy t"
his parents, aud an honor to bis peo-
pie.
"A number of the friends from
distance. continued their visit until
yesterday.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16
Hooking Valley Excursions

Elyria, O., and return, October
21st and 22d, half fare. Good fol
return until October Oath.
Lancaster. O.. and return, Octq.
Der Is, 16, II 4 10, half fare, &C.
count Fairfield County Fair.
Chicago, Illinois, October Gath,
81 round trip. Good for return
until October 9th.
Athena Ohio, October Goth.
half fare, good for return until
October 21, account races.
Columbus, Ohio and return, Sun.
day, October 10, 81 round trip.
Special train will leave Logan at
6:25 q. m.
Sunday excursion to Pomeroy,
jackson and Wellston. October 10.
Special train will leave Logan at
8:45 a. m. 81 to Pomeroy and re-
turn, SOC jackson and return.
Nelsonville and return, October
23d, 40 cents, account Pawnee
Bills Wild West Show.
Gallipolis, Ohio, October 80 and
Slst, $500 round trip, good for re.
turn until November I'd, account
South Eastern Teachers Associa-
tion.
Cleveland, Ohio, and return. Oc-
tober Goth and 21st, half fare, good
for return until October 9th.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16
cQMRADE STRENTZ
Takes tie First Degree" i1
Elkdom.

Comrade John Strents represented
the J. K. Rochester Post at the Ma
tional G. A. r. Reunion in Wash.
ington city last week, and was one
of the honored members Of that gal
liant and distinguished body.
One evening in passing along the
brilliant avenue, he espied q sign,
aHead Quarters-Welcome." Bro.
John thought he smelt q camp fire,
pork and beans, and, boldly marched
in. At the door be saw that be was
at an Elk pasture. He tried to apol-
ogiz. for intrusion, incidently re-
marking that though not an Elk, be
was the father of one. The was
enough for the boys of the company.
He was taken in and introduced rs =
parent of an Elk. He was seated TO
the banquet table, and fed on the
deIicacies which the Elks so we'll
know how to prepare. He was the hon.
ored guest of the company, and the
best fed man in the city.
Having now taken the ''frst de-
gree" good supper. Bro. Strentz
will keep an eye open and a stom-
ach hungry, for the next "First De-
gree" supper, the Logan Elks may
provide, and will cheerfully accept an
invitation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16
The Theatrical Season.

The theatrical season opened OF
last Monday night in the the uewl,
remodeled Opera House with ''Oul
New Minister. The Opera House
is now a model of comfort, convent.
ent in all It's appointment and ele.
giant ip its decorations. The work
of recoDstructing the hall was under
the direction of Mr.. John Strentz,
who is to be congratulated upon the
the good judgement and excellent
flush Of the work.
The play, ''Qur New Minister" "
was we'll rendered, and appreciated
by q crowded house. The play was
interesting, clean and instructive,
giving some very good advice and
suggestion, in . very pleasant and
acceptable way
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Two Per Cent. onCheeking Account.

and 4 per cent. on Savings Deposits
at Pittsburg Trust Company. Intel
est compounded semi annually. Cap
ltal, surplus and profits exceeding
$6, 000,O 600, and deposits over $l0,-
600, 900. DO all your banking by
mail. Send postal for two hundred
year calandar free. 1923 Fourth Av-
enue, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16

Sealed BidswIll be received at the ONCE OF
the Board o. Deputy State Supervisors of
Election until " O'Clock October 9Th. 1902; for
the Printing or Twelve Q2.N00) Thousand Bal
the Australian Ballot Law. Ten Q00lO) Thou
sand to he hound In to Twenty liz. BookS, to
correspond to the Voting Precincts OF the
County. The Ballots In each Book TO be con-
secutively numbered. TWO Thousand (2.0oo)
to be unbound. All bids 70 be accom- panied
by Bond. The Boaru reserves the hight TO re-
EsDk . lsW-2s C,sFt q Board
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Scrap Iron Wanted.

Messrs Wolf q Grossman desire
to buy scrap iron for which they will
pay the highest cash price. Scrap
aud other kinds OF iron, rubber, &C.. !,
bought for cash. The articles can be
delivered at their business place on
East Hunter street, or it notice be
given, will be called for.-0-tf.
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sER1FF's OFFICE,
HoCKING COUNTY.
LOGAN. O, SEPT. 80. 1909.

0ANs ~, CAHA. OV, ASV1.
To the Qualified Electors
Of H0eking County, Ohio.
WHEREAS. by the statute Laws Of the state
Of Ohio. providing for the holding and con-
ductiux of elections. IL 10 made the duty os
the Sherin to give public notice by Pfuelo.
nation fhrOuxhOut his county of the plnod
and time OF holding soch election. And,
WHEREAS. oy act 0f the General Assembly
Of the State OF Ohio, passed. March 2lsh. ~
In pursua nee To an amendment % the Con.
stituti0n OF the State Of OHIO. the time a
holding State ard Countv elections hss bod
changed nom October N Eosembsf 81 eas9
year. tsee Amendmsat: 4sctioos 18 and
3y. Revised 6tatutee.) Therefore,, -
IN Puk9UANC8 OF Law, l. JAMES 1HO0.
AS, Shefi0 of Hooking County. Ohto, do haSo-
By proclaim and make known, that
On TIE Tussdsy Next, Afssr tAs Ylsse
Monday In Nevsnbsf. A. D. 1oo8, Dsane
the Ath Day q the ssas Msash.
The Quslined electors oflha Said County o.
Hocking snd state Of Ohio, shall beoS In
their Iespertiye election townships and pgo-
rtncts, St such place in said election tovn-
ships end PRECINCTS ~ the election u duly
ipp0tnted 70 be holden, between the houIq
Of $50 O'Clock q M, central standard tine.
anu $40 n M, central standard time Of said
day. and proceed to elect In aecordanee vtsh
the said statute laws. the following 4tite, pia:
trict and County ofacefs:
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To be given away free. A fine
$1,000 Kodak. A ticket given free
with every SC worth Of, goods hough,
of me from July 25, to Dec. l, 1902.
Geo. Schafer, Opera House Drug
Store. Logon, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16

To be given away free. A fine
$1,000 Kodak. A ticket given free
with every SC worth of goods bought
of me from July 25, to Dec. l, 1902.
Geo. Schafer, Opera House Drug
Store, Logan. OHIO.
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NOTICE.

All persons having children from
the Hooking County Home are re-
quested to send them to school, ac-
cording to contract.
17-4t Ry Order Of the Board.
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Logan school Exam,ners Meetings
JAMES THOMAS.
Sheriff OF Hooking COUNTY. Ohio.

The Board OF School Examiners OF Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the,
examiratfOn OF applicants TOR Teachers cefS
tincates on the second Saturday of MayJun0
and September in the High school room, In
the school building Of said village. Exam
tnstions begin at a.ae A. n. (standard) O.
BY Order OF Board OF Ex.
O. ". II. Wright. Pro9
=. =: Rerpont. see,
LAwis 0rsta.
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STATE OFFICERS.
For Secretary of State.

For Secretary of State.
One Peryon fnr the once Of Secrs tar- Of
state OF the state OF ohm.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
One peTson for the once 0fJudee Of the H.
preme Court Of the State OF OhiO.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
(Unexpired Term-
One person for the ONCE Gf Judge Of thesa-
preme ourt Of the State Of Ohio, for uDox:
pired term
For Dairy and Food Commissioner,
One person for the ONCE Of Daily and Ypod
CommissioUer OF the stAte of Ohio
For Member Board of Public Works.
One person for the ONCE Of Mem bef OF Board
of Pu bile Works Of the STATE Of Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16

If yeQ want q MoRuRent.
Tombstone, Lfmo. Plaster
Of Paris or Cement, call ON
E1SELE & LeLANa
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16

tnCse VINO Visit. tue nappenings IN socie
pleasure to make mention of all anairs.
We know ofthem. Let our readers advise
Born 10 Walter Rochester an
wife. Friday. October 8, dauchte
Ladies' all solid leather shoes ft
fall and winter wear, 81 per pair. II
duced from $3.50, at Glen E. Biz
inger's.
Rev. Harry Vail, Of Delphi. Al
rived in Logan Monday for i. week
visit with HE parents, Mr. and Mr.
John Vail.
Blown Brothers have a rroclama
t,on in this weeks paper that invite
attention. II Is business Rea! th
advertiser e,t.
Miss Sa,lie Reichley, after Q YER
pleasant two weeks vacation anon
relatives in and about Logan. returne'
70 Athens yesterday.
Mr.. Dick Steele has sold his iprop
erty on North Mulberry street to
Nr. Nichols, who sells to Mr.. Allel
OldGeld. Consideration, $500.
Now is the time to purchase tn
latest in Summer Millinery, Sum
mer Felts. Call and see Mrs
Clark's hats before purchasing else
where.
The trade is invited to try the
"navanna Queen, a cigar manutac'
tared hy Sloan 4 Huls. in our city.
1t is the most popluar Eve cent cigar
in the market.
Although last Saturday was very
disagreeable Charley Rose bad good
trade from the country people. and
town people also. who read his adver.
tlsement in the SENTINEL.
Aessrs. A. Lyon, Samuel and
Richard Peach. and "Windy" Tur-
per Of Orhiston, took advantage Of
the free train last Thursday and
made a business trip to Logan.
Bro. Campbell. the popular and
accomplished editor Of the Straitsville
Standard, vas q visitor in our city
yesterday and a pleasant and vel
come caller at the SESrINEL Office.
The Lancaster Fair is IN progress
this week. Tomorrow is the Big Day.
Excursion rates on the rail road. The
last FAIR of the season and the best
FAR in the state. Do not fail to
attend.
1t stands alone, it towen above.
There's no other. it's natures wonder.
. warming poultice to the heart Of
mankind. Such is Rocky Mountain
Tea. as cents. At Bort q Co.'S.
Drug Store.
William Blosser of Hardin county
is the CITY, after and absence Of 20
years. visiting relatives. and renew
ing old time acquaintances. He is
the welcome guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Blosser.
To he given away free. A ine
$1,000 Kodak. A ticket given free
with every Sc worth of goods bought
Of me from July 2a, to Dec. l, 1909.
Geo. schafer, Opera House Drug
Store. Logan, Ohio.
The moon will be totally collapsed
tonight. The eclipse will begin about
Ii o'clock, total At midnight. The
man in the moon is retired now. The
men on the Republican ticket will
pe eclipsed on Nov. 4tb.
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Ia go the Greatest Blood and
Nerve Tonic. 81 bottles 35 cents at
Bort d Co.'S Drug Store. Ask
about it.
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Local News.
LOCAL MENTIONS.

II Is not possible for the Local Editor to be
every place. and hence can not know all
that is going on of local, social interest. II
- our wish that those who have visitors,
those who visit. the happening In society
and church be sent to the Oilice. II is our
pleasure to make mention of all affairs. II
We know ofthem. Let our readers advise US.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-16

TIE SEsrlsEL, 81 per Year.
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rRAxsx,ssIox or RETURNS.

SEcrIoN 2S. After canvaassng the votes. the
judges and clerks shall make Out the r0eurno
Of the election And the tally sheets thereof In
duplicate, signed anc crStI1ej as required
by law: one copy thereof shall b imusedi-
ately transmitted to the deputy state super.
yisOrs By the Hfesiding judge or such osher
judge rs he may designate. tho other poll
book and tally sheet shall be forthwith de-
poetted with the clerk Of the p0wuship or the
clerk OF the municipal cooperation. ~ th6
case may require. by another judge. designa-
ted by the presiding judge, to be preserved
nor one year after the date Of such election.
Such returns shall be securely sealed up In
An envelope and addressed transversely upr
on the upper end thereof to the proper on;
cen with whom they are to be depoated.
with the designation Of the towcship, pre-
ciuct and county. provided. that In eities Of
the drst-clsss and drst grade Of the second
class: such delivery shall be made - now.
provided by Law.
From the time the ballot boz y opened anA
the count Of the votes begun until the votes
are counted and the returns made out. sign I'd
and certl1ed - required by lav, and delivered
to the Judges selected fol such duty for trans
mission the jpdaes and clefkB Of the pfeeince
shall Eot separate, nor any judge or eiefAo
leave the polling place except froin unav0id-
able necessity, under penalty Of . nne Of not
less than hfty nor more than one hundred
dollars (9c v. esq.,
Given under INV hand and At the Shefin'R
ONCE In Logan, OHIO, this 30th day Of Sep
te mber. Ammo Domini, One Thousand. Nine
II undred and Two
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POLLS CLosID-UNUsID BALLOTS DE-
srROYHD.

SRCTIoN .. The county executive commit
tee OF each party having rickes u b6 voesa
for Al an n election ; nay N dssiSnSss :.isaSas
and ipspeet Tie counting Of the votes h eaeh'
precinct. and Who shall be admitted 70 sa1d
voting place, and Who snali be entitled q, q
act, but no other pefsOu excepting the elee-'
tfon olhcers shall be admitted 70 said polling
place before or aJseS the count begins. In
number Of electors entered and shown upon
the poll books 10 having voted, shall 6e 1fse
certified therein and sign ID by the board a.
proceedings the president and chairman o..
the board shall make proclamation In . loud
voice outside the polling room, ssntinl the
Eumber Of votes 30 shows ard eerti0ed On
the pOlEt'Oks "ThsreuDOn the judges nh1nll,'
in the presence Of the clerks and the tns2eo--
tors above provide.t for, destroy the ball0tB.