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The Washington times., 1902-12-29
ROUTS
MOROCCAN TROOPS
Spain May Send Warship to
Iangier.

MADRID. Dec. 29.-The "Heruldo.s"
Tangier correspondent today confirms
the reported rerulsa Of the imperial No
rcccan troops near Fer recently. He
reports that 2.oOo were kil,2d or wou>1-
ed.
The insurrection in behaI- Of the pre-
tender. the correspondent says, is
spreading
The Moroccan situation Eas become
most disturbing The cabinet has de-
cided 10 hold troors at Malaga. Cadiz.
and Alg-eirss In order TO readily re-
enforce the Ceuta militia and other
spanish ports The cabinet ia also con-
siderlng 1he advisability OF sending
warship 20 Tangier.
The Spanish ambassadors 20 England
ard France have been instructed to as
certain the Iolicies OF those countries
regarding Morocco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the Capital
Traction Company for the election Of directors
win be held at the oHice Of the company,
Union Passenger station. on WEDNESDAY,
TIE 18th OF JANUARY. l9o3
The polls viii De opened az 10 a. m AID
closed az j. m
q. T. DUNLOP, President.
c. VI. KOONES. Secretary.
der. % 81. jana .6.s.lI.l3
The Washington times., 1902-12-29

United States Consul Gummere. at
FangIer. Morocco. reports by cable TO
the State Department shat the Sultan's
army has been completely routed by the
pretendcr near Fez. and that great con-
cern is felt by the Representatives OF
foreign governments at Tangier for the
Christians living in the Interior.
Several American missionaries are
stationed at Fez. No report of tnterfer-
ence with them has reached Tangier.
The Washington times., 1902-12-29

OCEAN STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-Arriyed: Bel
gravia. from Hamburg.
The Washington times., 1902-12-29

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-The un-
dersieued Arlington Brewing Company, d. cor
poration, Of Rosslyn, in the State Of Virginia,
nauufzcturcr % beverages, 90 wit, lager beer,
ale and porter ,shleh 80. ss allowed by
law iu bottles which said bottles have inn
pressed thereon the name of said corporation
on certain MARKS. Or such name. together with
certain masks. now filed with the CLERK of the
supreme Court of the District Of Columbia and
causes to De published, as provided by section
So of the code oi law for said District de-
srrpti0n o, said bottles alme, and marSs,
uhIch description is as follows; The said bot.
ties are of g.ass some of greeuish, others OF
bluCisn. others Of hrovuish. and Others % arl-
Der color and others white and Coiorless. and
each 90 said bottles having. OK appearing 20
have a capacity oi one pint The names and
marks impressed upon some Of said bottles srrs
Arlington Brewing Co.. kos7iyu, Va; upon
others. "Consuucr5' Brewing Co., Rossllu,
Va. 3D. upon others. Consumers. koSslyn. Na..
and also upon some pt said bottles tle words.
This bottle is registered, not t- De sod- and
also upon some of said bottles ODE letters C.
B. Co." and also upon srue oi said BOTTLES
other words or letters or .vcrts and letters
All persons ARE hereby cautilaei aElfnst SIP
Ing with beer ale. porter. OF other beverages,
tuyln. selling 1r tuhcEn. in. any sl-h aot-
lies without the consent ot sail corporation;
otherwise they Win Do prosecuted cecc-cine %
law.
In Testimony whereof. the zaiI corporation
has CAUSED those presents t1 he subscribed ay
.ts president aud its corporate seat ta De
hereto affixed and tl5gsloi tr its secretary lh-s
oath dsv of De,5u5c-, A. ID. 1902.
IlrruOIIfe ~r1.f
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OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ~
Pa ave NV Washington Nov %. le02-Policy
holders are notified that the managers have or
dered paid the members a return of savings ac-
r,5rlius- 10 tbe value % each policy az the
close 81 1891 Renewals f9r 1903 are payable 10
the company az che same time at The rate ot
Der centum on tho premium notes, and poli-
ci,s must be presented thst payments may be
entered thereon Policies expire on the last
MONDAY ia December t29th) Please attend early
snf avoid the --5Td L. PIERCE BOTEL.ER,
Secretary. de@,s, 50
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Relief in Appeal

Judge Moore insisted that McGlnn
should be heard. if for no other reason
than that Judge Wickarsham was not
present 10 defend himself Judge Moore
ruled that he had no authority 20 re-
open the case. and that relief lay lu
appeal. so that the condemned marshal
had to be satisfied with an appeal.
Just before leaving Nome. Colonel
Grigsby. who has now spent four months
Of his life IN Alaska. and never been
eve miles from Nome. induced the city
council Of Nome. IN which Joseph Jor-
dan Is a moving spirit 70 make him a
delegate 20 represent the Nome district
before Congress this winter. IN It's ap-
peal for a territorial form Of govern
ment and delegate 20 Congress.
IL is fair to presume that Colonel
atigsby thinks be will make an excel
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
JUDGE IRA JULIAN
Accepts Appointment TO Try The
CockrilI Case.

Judge Ira Julian, of Frankfort :,
on August 9th accepted the ap-
pointment by Governor Beckham to
act as special judge in Breatbitt
county, where Tom Cockrill, who
killed Ben Hargis in the Cockrill-
Harsis feud, is to make motion for
bail.
The first step to be taken by the
defense will be the hearing of the
motion for change of venue and
an additional motion to admit the
defendant to bail. Saturday after
noon Judge Julian stated that he
desired the defendants attorneys
to present their motions as soon as
possible, and there is strong pros
pect that they will be heard during
the early part of the coming week.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
INTERURBAN ROADS.

The Georgetown Sentinel, ol
Friday, says: "a committee
from Bourbon county came over
Thursday morning as guests OF the
, Interurban Railway people. The
object of their visit was TO ascer-
tain, il possible, the effect the
traction line between Georgetown
and Lexington has had on our
business men. The lnterurban
company has a franchise to put
down the road from Millersburg
to Lexington, running through
Paris, in which they agreed to be-
gin building at Millersburg. But
now they only want to connect
Paris and Lexington by the line,
and it is thought that il the party
of Investigators was satisfied with
the way things are rnnning over
here in the Belle of the Blue
Grass, the franchise will be grant |
cd
This is a reminder for our people
to ask what about the proposed
road from here to Lexington. The
Georgetown road and the one pro-
posed from Paris and Millersburg |
is the work of different company
and it appears they are making
more of a show towards doing
something than the company with
a franchise from here. Ii would
not be bad idea for the Mems |
Club to be called together with
the view OF aScertaininC what is
being done towards carrying out )
the contract entered into between
our people and the Lexington |
company II this company is not ,,
able TO construct the road it would
be wise to appoint special com 5
mittee TO look after our interests. I
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
WHOP A DEMORCATe

The Republican County Con.
Conventions to send delegates to
the district convention at WincheS.
ter the l.,th inst do not indicate
the nomination Of any one. There
| are some leaders however that
have SO manipulated some county
convention as TO send uniuStruoted
delegates with the understanding
that Judge Wm. Beokner formerly
a rank Democrat could be in
duced 70 accept the nomination
from the Republican party. Well
il may be the Judge could be ar
gued into offering himself a Re
publican sacrifice, but since we
have heard from his own lips Il.
am out OF politics and no, in line
with either party We could not
believe he would accept nomi-
nation by either party unless he
were permitted 70 dictate the plat
form Iihe wou,d ieaVe iae Dem
oorauc party because he did not
believe in It's platform Tor the same
reason he could not unite with
the Republican party. This &C
ton in the county conventions
VIII not Go the Republicans anyl
good, and aspiring Republicans
val take il an outright insult; that
il adveruses Judge Beokner .outl
of politics and an enemy 10 thel
ot both parties more /
competent to become Congress /
nan than they,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Two Convicts at Frankfort Make
an Unsuccessful Attempt to
Escape.

Deputy Warden John Punch
captured Duke Croxton, sent in
1897, for twenty-one years, from
CovinSton on charge of rape, and
Ed Collins sent in 1898. for five
years, from Lexington, in the act
OF escaping from the Kentucky
penitentiary at late hour Friday
night. The prisoners were confn-
ed in the prison hospital, where
Croxton had either feigned to have
been sutferering from hemorrhage
or really had consumption, and
Collins had been ill, but convalesc-
ed, and had not been released from
the hospital.
The prisoners were taken in the
act by Deputy Warden Punch
when they had just completed saw
ing in two board in the hospital
through which they were
to escape. The bar was
sawed in two by an improvised
saw which they had made from a
steel case knife.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
WOMEN PO0T-PADS.
Secure $50 from a Louisville
Man.

In Louisville Thursday evening
Mr.. J. A. Gleason, an employe OF
the Illinois Central railroad, was
the victim of daring robbery in
front of his home, 535 Second
street.
Mr.. Gleason was sitting on the
sidewalk when two negro women
walked up, and before he suspected
ANYTHING knocked him down.
They then proceeded through
his pockets, and secured $50.
Mr. Gleason's cries attracted a
crowd of people, who were on a
car coming from Phoenix Hill.
They gave chase. The women
fed in different directions, the one
with the purse running to the alley
on Walnut street, between Second
and Third, and disappeared down
it.
A search of the neighborhood
was made, but the women got well
away with their booty.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12

10 we remember oouectly'
1--WE &C then we are safe in say
ing Judge Redplne and the Even
ing Post have made up. It wa.
in our raind that the Post laid
heavily the lash on that Muse
Han convention. spauag not the
heads in that historic party row.
Il seems 70 Is the Post was ven
much after the Judge, and il will
be pleasure a the people to know
that the Post oa the one SIDE and
Judge Redwine on the other have
pnlled themselves together The
Judge having had experience with
the Post thus delivers hinse't con
cening Il, Il see here a rep
resentstive Of a great newspaper,
the Louisville Evening Post
However We may be m srepre-
sented BY others, we shall surely
suffer no injustice a, the HANDS Of
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
For Circuit Court Clerk.
THEN AND NOW

President Roosevelt and Attor
ey General Knox have agreed &c
certain conditions under which thS
proposed Pacific cable is 20 be con
structcd. The conditions praeti
callv make il a Government cable
As the Government will have pri-
oriN Of service, il may purchase
it at a price agreed on by arbitra-
tors. and the rates are to be fixed
by the Postmaster General The
consent of Congress is prerequis-
itc.
1t would be interesting for Re.
pubhcans to look at their paint
ing of the populist party OF 1900
and at their own dear selves now
1T will never do WAS the Ian
guage of the Grand old Party
oh NO 90 own railroads and oper
ate them. and likewise the owner
ship OF telegr0phy, telephones and
marine transportation /, populistic
and such doctrines lead to An
archy AND 20 thc awful ruin of our
country,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Beet Combine Attacked.

Chairman Griggs, of the Demo
cratic Congressional Committee,
regards with great satifactions the
action of the National Association
OF Meat Dealers in resolving to at
tack the beef combine by endeavor-
ing to remove the tariff barriers on
meats. He believes that it will
greatly initiate toward furthering
the views of Democracy on the
question of the tariff and trusts.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Alex Conner Receives the Demo
cratic Nomination bv a Major
ity OF seventy-seven
Votes.
Votes.
For Temperance.

The Catholic Total Abstinenc,
Union held its SIst convention a
Dubuque, Iowa, last week. II
was organized two years before
the Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union. and as compared with
it, this Catholic movement may
seem small. but actually it is great.
1t is now inspired. too, by the re-
ligious zeal because ofwarmer letter
OF the Pope to the clergy of the
United States, in which he pro-
nounoed "the practice Of total alb
Stinenoe' to be 'the proper and
truly efficacious remedy for the
prevailing vice of drunkness. "
The more strongly will all be in
duced to put this bride on the APP
petite. continued the head OF the
Roman Catholic Church, "the
greater are dignity and influence
OF those who give the example. "
Accordingly he admoniShed pas
tors to do their best to drive the
plague of intemperance from the
fold OF Christ, by assiduous
preaching and eNortation, and to
shine before all as models OF alb
Morning Democrat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Robbed Of $500 in Gold.

John Hunter, who lives at Rich.
mond, Madison county, Ky, was
robbed Of $500 in gold, which be
kept in jar. For long time it
has been known that he kept
a large amount of money in
his home and he has repeatedly
been warned that he would be
robbed. He is q bachelor and lives
by himself in a little cabin about
two miles west of Richmond.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
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VOTE DRY.

The county OF Elliott will ir
October hold an election to de
eide whether or not spirituous,
vinous and malt liquors shall be
sold in the county. We trust
that the people Of the county will
be so actuated by self interest and
respect, the welfrae OF their neigh
bors, the good name OF their coun-
ty and the fear Of God that they
will, by an overwhelming vote
Danish intoxicants from the coun-
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Attempted 10 Leave.

John Farra, arrested some time
ago on the charge of stealing from
the Cincinnati Southern railroad,
was leaving the country when he
was re arrested at Junction CITY,
Much damaging evidence is said TO
have been secured, He promises
to expose the gang OF robbers who
have been operating at Hufpin,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Mare Found.

On Saturday G. B. Swango found
In the possession of Boone Howard
Jr, near Howard's Mill, his
roam mare, stolen on the night of
July 2l. Her tail had been cut off
to disfigure her.
Young Howard told Mr.. Swango
shst on the above night he traded
Tor the mare from a stranger in
town. Mr.. Howard will probably
lose his horse.
The mare was found by means of
bill sent out by our office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Catholic Total Abstinence Union

The thirty-second annual conven-
tion of the Catholic Total Ahsti-
nence Union of America opened at
Dubuque, Ia, Aug. 8, with SOC
delegates present
The union now numbers 9S0 So
cieties, with membership of 1884,
ITO, an increase the past year of
over 10, 900.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Appointed.

Earl Dudley has been appointed
Lord Lieutenent of Ireland, Charles
Thompson Ritchie. Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, and Aretas Akers
Douglas, Home Secretary in the
British cabinet.
Austin Chamberlain has been APP
pointed Postmaster General in the
British cabinet to succeed the Mar
quis of Londonderry, who becomes
Minister of Education, new office
created for him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
FORCIRCUTT
COUNT CLERK

Under the-head Of Announce
ments appears..the name Of r. ].
Hunt IS a candidate Tor Ciroui,
Court Clerk Of Aortgomey ooun
~ sublect to the action Of the
Democratic party. To the Demo
Gratis Of Montgomery county We
have but little to say concerning
the CLAIMS of Rich Hunt. as he is
iaaaiEarly called, because they
know him and..his relations to the
party as well as We do. Rocked
in a Democratic cradle, nutured
Q Democratic doctrines he has
been as true to Democracy as the
needle to the pole When
wanted in party work hint was
sufficient
He is competent an6 would
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
To Prevent Cuttinu.

The Navy Department has or
dered Commonder McCrea, of the
gunboat Machias, to prevent the
cutting of the United States and
Haytien Telegraph and Cable Com
pany's cable at Cape Haytien. 1t
is claimed that this action comes
within the purview of the Monroe
doctrine.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
The Best Decorated Advertise
ment.

For the best decorated advertis-
ing float the Street Fair Co., offered
a reward of $40 and the Judges
after carefully scrutinizing this and
all competitors had the reward
given TO Messrs. Chenault & Orear,
hardware merchants and dealers in
stoves, ranges, farm implements,
buggies and etc In their advertis-
lug they singled out one of their
most favored specialties and on
wheels constructed model cook
room in which was conspicuous, the
Majestic Range. 1t was in every
particular a real illustration of the
stove and what il would do.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Killed by Dynamite.

Near Plum Lick, Bourbon county
Manly Florence was killed and
Marvin Blaekfort was seriously IN
iored by the discharge Of a dyna.
mite blast The men were blasting
holes for telephone poles.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12

make a faithful and painstakine
official lie needs the office for
the reason he has a large family
to support and educate and with
ability and qualifications he makes
a public announcement Of his can
didacy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Trouble Probable

Trouble is not improbable as a
result of race between Japanese
war vessel and an American ship
from Honolulu, both destined for a
guano island in the Pacific. The
japanese are believed to have first
reached the island, and they will
dispute the claims of the Ameri-
cans.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Woman Shoots Yoman.

At Wstkinsvilie. a co.ored settle
ment about five miles from George
sowz., Sgs. sizss, Si-;;l Sii--;;l; I Phoenix siio,57sii- :.
= co.ored woman, sho' and il is
thought fatally wounded Silvia
Fisher, another coloreC woman.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12

the Post. Experience has taught
MS that the mountains have friend
in that paper. which tells truth,
never exaggerates our troubles and
corects the ISLANDERS Of those who
do
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Zen Companies In Combine.

The various oyster csnning and
packing companies in Mississippi,
Louisiana and Alabama will con-
bine under one head. with a capital
Of 3, coo, 600, financed by the Hib-
ernia Investment Company, Of New
Orleans.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12

just going 70 Cincinnati. Louis.
Vile New York OF some other nlace
for few days. Wei you might
not get hurt, but remember an ac.
cident ticket only costs 25c dav,
pays Sl2 50 week If you are IL
5urea.
H. 6. HoFFNkN, Agt-,
4S-tf Mt. Sterling. nv.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Postal Change.

The postal laws have been
amended 50 that the payee may
make application for = duplicate
of an unpaid money order without
consulting the remitter. Up to the
present time he has been required
to wait two months.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Ali Democracy.

Not Republican was elected to
the State Court bench of Tennessee
n Thursdays elections. For the
first time an entire Democratic
county ticket was elected at Knox
vile.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Store Robbed Of $500.

The store Of Z P. Mcdowell. at
Woodburn, near Bowling Green,
was robbed August :. The safe
was blown open and $500 in
money notes and jewelry was stol-
en- No clew.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
GA - TO RrA.
Bears the II The Kind You Hsw Nsays Dssgtt
signature "f &l9H2gZzsx
Three Houses DESTROYED.

Fire IN Harfy,own, negro SUI
burb near Owingsville, this morn
ing destroyed three dwellings and
most of their contents. The fire
originated from defective fiue in
the home of Cinda Hayden. The
loss is about $1,000, with no in
surance.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Pulling Together.

The cotton OIL manufacturers Of
the South are organizing al assnr-
ance association ng cooperative
lines II IL expected the 600
southern plants vii be represent
I'D IN the enterprise
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12
Strayed or Stolen.

From my place at Spencer on
Monday night, July 81, a bav mare
6 years old, l5s hands, PAGES and
walks. Reward given.
2-tf c. +. DUFF.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1902-08-12

Garrett Sullivan, Sr., called at
this office on yesterday. He says
that at his country home, there is
locust tree which has two large
limbs in full bloom. He is now IN
his 'Srd year aud says he has never
seen such az this before.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-06-07
CHOW LONG, o L9hD59

A session of the Louisiana legisla-
ture costs the tax payers OF this state
ia round numbers about $50. 600.
The solons are supposed to labor so
days, i. e. they draw pay for that
time, but the Sundays and Friday
noon adjournments really leave about
forty clear working days. BY this il
will be seer that when the legislative
grist mill is running size is burning
the peoples good money at the rate
OF 50 GOO per day.
Tie cross roads statesman must
have his say ne matter what the cost
and the honorable member from Coon
Hollow, Lick Skillet or Frog Level is
much in evidence these days.
The time of the Legislature is taken
up listening to the frothy yaporings
of q lot of these fellows who want to
regulate The sale Of whisky within
three miles of some embryo %univer-
sity or to dictate the brand Of histo-
rian the school children should read
after. There may be some excuse
for this tomfoolery, but when Uncle
Sam has finally turned Cuba loose
and we are rid of those mongrel pa
triots and some budding lawgiyer
breaks out INTO sophomore eloquence
ike the following we feel that the
cup of folly is stopping over:
blouse Concurrent Resolution No.
IA
Whereas, this, the goth day Of
May, 1902, is the birthday of the
sister Republic Of Cuba, q day that
adds to the galaxy of Republics the
Pearl of the Antilles, torn by Ameri-
can and Cuban valor from the crown
Of Spanish feudalism and set in cap
of the Goddess of Liberty"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-06-07
A Reign of Terror.
Editor MERID1oNAL:

Editor MERID1oNAL:
: What is the matter with Perry's
Bridge? Is there no law to protect
the weak and feeble or are the off
GERS of the peace deriliet in perform
ing their duty?
Just to give the people of other
communities and the high officers Of
the Parish an idea of what goes on in
this little village we will mention a
few Of the outrages committed here.
Recently Miss Stansbury a young
lady and a school teacher who has
worked hard in the school room made
enough and bought herself a horse
and buggy to drive to and from
school, had her horse stolen aud liter
ally drove to death on a Saturday
night not long since.
Now ] guess if a mar should meet
one of those scoundrels in the road
and call him a thief he would have
the impudence to get mad.
There is a place here they call a
ball room where they meet to fight
and disturb the peace and we are
told they fight with billies and slung
shot and all kinds of instruments of
warfare.
A short time back the negroes gave
an excursion to the bay and on re-
turning home when the boat landed
at Perry's Bridge the negroes were
assaulted with brickbats, eggs, ssclods
of dirt and all manner of missiles UNI
til some negro on the boat fired a
shot to stop the assault at least we
suppose that was his idea.
During the days OF last week there
were some young men out of employ
ment and Of course they had to do
something, and so they took boat
ride down the river and on learning
that there was no nan at one Joe
Guidry's place-only two or three
girls at bome-made q charge on the
house and God only knows what their
intentions were. They drove the poor
motherless children to d neighbors
house, their father beng in the field
at work, where all honest men should
be.
We think that the executive officers
should at least investigate some Of
these outrages.
Yours truly,
SUBSCRIBER.
Perry's Bridge, June 8, 1902.