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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

j. b. CARRIER, republican candi-
date for congress, Is entitled to the
vote OF every republican In this
district, and especially In this
county where no lived so long. lie
10 an able man and 10 In favor of
all the principles OF the present
progressive administration. II he
" elected he can do much more for
this congressional district than
Champ Clark can and four times
~ much "a he ever has DONE
Champ 10 for free trade, free silver
and froo Philippine islands. Some
say CARRIER IL not a temperance
man. Well, II he Isn't, then how
about Champ and his record on that
question. II you send CARRIER to
congress he can and will do somc-
thing for this neglected district;
II you return Champ his past reo-
ord IL that he will spend most Of
his time travelling around from one
state 10 another delivering lectures
and neglcctinR his district, and at
came time allowing other cong.
rsssmcn to Get away with the APP
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
Rural Free Delivery.

When democrats assert that
their party 10 the ''fathcr'' Of rural
free delivery, they willfully mis-
state the facts. II IL charity 10
call their assertion n plain false
hood, uttered with the intention to
deceive many persons. Rural free
delivery has Its origin under the
Harrison administration, and
Postmaster General Wsnsmakcr
was its father He proposed and
established tho first experimental
route. When the democrats csmc
into power, dndcr President Cleve-
land, they did everything possible
to kill rural free delivery; In fact,
they absolutely refused TO cxpcnd
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

In the circuit court ~ MN, gnmcry cauu, y.
Missouri NJ the city uf Mont somery. rO the
No,-mts'f tern. iuSi
Within y Hubbard. -. ..... .Iiaintin.
stephen Sl'-. the uuk ,ov wlios. the un-
Known h.lr- aud unknown doylsce, ~
hourkc, the unknown wiiowrr' The IN.
knnsn heirs and the unknnwn d.vl..r, ~
Ct,hnfinr oi.onrkr, drssa>ri, r v hon.
n",ly. the unknnsn widow. the unknown
heirs and unknown lrvisrs ~ FL Ken.
ncdy' deceased. aud Michael o'i,ourke,
hfrndauts.
Now on this 18th day ~ September, An
1901. s,,u' ; the plnlntin aud dies hi, lstitlop
herein which I, by him duly VERIFIED and
under o,th says that h. l. In po,sussion Of
and. holds III. full f,, simple title To The fnl.
Msn.somer, and 's s,a, Ss' ~ II .ns roua.y a.
The -Duth -cisi fourth " the nnrth-.,,t
lnnrt.ri W. horth-"ast fourth ~ the south.
W., luar,ct and The ,orlh-wcsl fourth ~ The
one. township fort y.cight, range Nv w,st.
~ sniI petition p~laiat.ln says Tint the il,i-
WHO hc claims under tho provisions IL sertion
S4ar. Chapter y, article I 10 tho Revised STAT.
utrs 81 Missouri flr is1. said section isilr
titles aud that tho equitable lille Ia NM
land eliminated fr,n thu gnyrrnmrnt prin, n,
nv,cnllct Jl isis rlaintin say. fu,iL.r that
and that b. md tho.c ,indcr whnm M. claims
tilc have tscn IN the lawful. rnniInuon, nnJ
tdvutss possession, lmlming said land NJ
tl'.lr slDro the fir-t dav ~ january iSit
Ana IN said p.titLnn p~laintiff say, thnit ana
s!cplnn Mo>,or the heirs, dvyISst, or wllnx
nt siiu stephan Moss. or sonlc person ar MIR.
sous c~lhiillng ar who might claim by, lhrn,,,h,
or under. him ~ under them, an .nr 10 Inv"
81 f.coru claim ~ title tn snid land AL y,,,-,,
70 70. titio 81 plaintif, that thu hulr., widow
ahu u~rsis.''> 81 said stephen Mines and Nh !
nsffrons claiming ~ WIN might claim ly
,hrpunh or under him r under them lrr M
hhoMh y plaintin nnd their names cannon io
m.cttru ", plaintiff petitlnn for that r,s,,nn
tnAt We interest NJ. said stephen Mn, and
~ lh.ercsi ~ said unknown Iafcndnnis
.n''uhh silh sicDlirn Moas II derived fron |
wv nhs'u upon the following fnri thar stoph'
~ MIS- wa, IN. original entryman ~ and IN,
wln -vrur,d u United state, Imi.nt
nvs',nk " nun The original title To the fplloe
wv Mnd ,o.witi The southeast fnurii "
w.. n"t,h.rn.i pnartut ~ section tI,lri y-,in,
."~ms,ip Inriy eight, range Gyc wrsI, ana III,
~, ihiii 70 Show the conveyance ~ >,Id
'amu y, saih Sr,,rphcn MOSS or tho~r c~lnluln,
I \. nIhh hat ono Catharinr U'RnurL" ar
wv. ~. ".i.s, ueyisc,s or widowur of said CaiLn,
rlAiming OF WIN might claim IN. ~ rhs'ns
inter her or under them apIs,rr In hns. ~
rSntu "a tltla adverse To tina, N nlnln,iT ~,
neirs wiiowcr and devisrc, ~ VIA C.,na
Ivy y nnutkc and hll pprsDn. clniminv M VII,
ntnt cinlm by, tbrbugh or under i,sr NJ, 49,"
~ tnvm arv unknown tn plaiuii6 nnd MI.
,nnss cannut be Inserted In plnintInss ,"ss'
rut thnt rra~m. That the ins.,.,!s ~
~ suanrl,rO v Runrka and Of snid untnowu i
''ae"uAos~ Claiming through her n IrrivsI |
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
WY MATE AsIssssss Rspsbllcani

WHY Matte Missouri RspSblscanp
We want to make llissousi 70.
publican because Il 10 the sufest
and quickest way to get nd Of the
ring rule and the lobby domina.
tion at the State Capitol; because
u Will advertise the stats In quest.
sss from which We look for desir.
able emigration % nothing else
could do.
Missouri 10 attracting attention
nov In Iowa, Illinois and other
western states. II 10 from the 70.
publican states Of the north and
west We look for emigration.
People arc not coming TO Missouri
from AIabams, South Carolina,
Oeorgis or from any Of the so.
called "solid south" states. Tho
people whom We may attract to
Missouri and induce 70 locate
prefer 10 live In . state where the
republicans are In the majority.
This statement may not dovctaii
with the views Of back .numbes
ono gsilus democracy, but It ls
true ~ gospel.
Place Missouri In the republican
column on November Hh and our
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

Iha democrats are cvcrlastIngly
sOeelsopg 70 Jackson and Jefferson
- ~ political demIgods Of the
oest. No M can tell what Jcfcr-
on Wpuld do were he alive. He
Vap . schcmcr aud dreamer In
pooisioe. Any one can tell you
What Jackson would do were he
alive today. He would be with
Roosevelt. He In a less educated
way was tho same kind Of u man.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

II d. thrrssosr nrdercd b. ihs clsvt H. vscs-.
TIM. that tiss atssvs named d~efsWA9pte b sn0
appear ~ tlse nest eyfulnf. eerS1 of tn1e cDNfS.
70 he b1fpe. and heid ~ the cUuft tDuss 10
tbs city NJ nfgtsO0ssy, 4patgomery cDanty,
Mis~pIri. IN the seoyad Monday iq Nuvsti.
ies. irel. md mn o. bseOsr chs Gfrt day thorn.
Of. and nte anssur ~ otherwise plead 3
plaintiffs prtitkpu Us thr sans vili b. takea
- confcssssi and Judgement rendered. srcosd-
infiy, -
vacation, that = cDl,x lssrUf In pubiisltsd 10
The M~on!r.uscsy. ,Jns.vns. nswsIapse
lour wc,rks surce<slvcly. " IN pubttshed ~
least uurc u ycrk. tttc last inscFtion tO hs ~
least Hstsen days urfurv TIM. commencement
~ thu NEXT rsuinF term Of this cUupt.-
80. %.s .".,. ~.d ". my ESv,srssT"ri ' snStRRraUsNy. OF
Oicrk Circuit Court In vscsitnn.
cosSn,ss q Ms";sS%esy.~
4. Everett uaston. Clerk ~ thu cirruit court
~ M~ontsonrry county, Missouri. III. herrh ~
earthly TINT the ntsDyc and EprvRutn9 u y true
rupy 10 the original order IT publication 10
the csn~s herein named ne the same nppcar
~ rrcDrsl In my 0Alcr.
- Witness my hand Nc Clerk and
GO; \: NJ: * I :: y. J: y: s., ;:si ss: $ ;;$ 8;
svERErr BARTON. Cirruit Clerk.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

John Conmin. Plaintiff
rhc unLnaau widow and NJ, 1, u,,,...,
knpgu hrif. ~ Mlniam '...,.,, 80"
fatksi The unknnNn widow van,,,,"a,y
ana uuknuau hrir~ ~ " " At..",s Nis
ko'~ri The unknpNn widow snu,i' IA.
luh unk u hrlrs ~ John ,.,.t.. $50,
T. NAMELY III" unknnwn i,ol WV"
Hlills. nhh unknown heirs
~ William ~ >unueiiy,
drfvndnnts.J
Now IN this ith day ~ prioiar, isDl.
euiles lie piniuiin and tiles his IHiliiun.
Nttln'd ~ alidlvii, stating among other
thdngs that NJ ~ the d, Irndants arr NON
tvslhVnts ~ tile rtnt" of Mis-. oufi, ~ that
thUlt whorcal-iuis ARE unknown Ia plaintiff,
.nh llst The ordinary process ~ law cnnnss
+, s.r'.l upon thoni liza, 'h,rr nr pariio.
Interested Va thu subject 'nnti-r ~ tho l.ti-
sou wiio>' name. hv cannot insert tscnu.~
thvy arr unknown To hiin ard II IL alsD un-
hh,,wn ,nhltn what thrif Interests nr- ~ how
n'llNvui That he h.liuNr, that William Parks
" u li,u-. John ', Nnnn"iiy and William u
Nunhully hte drHd, that ~" ohjcct aud gem
rrai nhtntco f this suit IN ~ D. tf,ct hi, record
lltlv ~ llmilatlun under section al Revised
statutes 81 Missouri ~ Is2I 10 the fnllow Ing
hc9rritHh real estate situate 10 Montgomery
'uuttv' Missouri. tn-wit. south wr>t quarter
~ the north wosi quarter and the s,uth.
wet quarter NJ s.ctlOn ~, township " north,
range ! west.
us llcrcfer ordered by the clerk In Va.
nnd appear ~ the nc>t regular term ~ this
,'Outt "a lc i.gun mud held NJ the couri house
10 w city ~ Montgomery. Montgomery coun'
y. missouri on the 2nd Monday In Novrmier y.
10, uii nr h.fnrc the first day 81 said term,
iih NJ, thoir answer ar otherwise plead To
linlniirs p.tiiinn. or the samc shall 10
" isfurihcf ordered by tho Clerk ln vara-
,ln that u cop hereof hc published Ia the
TnihrNh, - news per published
n tlls county, for f,ur weeks snrrrs,iyrly, ~
east once u week. the last Insertion to he NJ
,,l.l ndays bcioru the commencement III
neat regular term u this court.
Witness my hand and the seal ~
V-tAiJ onr court this an day ~ Orto-
h"r, ii"t' A true copy.
ENERErT BARTON.
'lerk 81 tho Ciriuit Court III Montgomery
County, Missouri.
:, Mn.rnlNrHnr 4 sDn, AItnrncys for plAIntIn.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
The Parker campaign ha. COLI

The Parker campaign has coli
lepsed. The New York Herald,
The Tribune and the Brooklyn
Eagle have made a postal card
canvas Of that etatc and Indiana,
aad now say that Roosevelt will
ds1eAe Parker by over two to one
clsotosai votes and the entire coun-
try 10 laughing and pokina fun at
the democratic national commits
tee. There never was . more fool.
ish oAopaign made.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
o OF PUBLICATION.


- w hl~-ffIl klN
'onhty of Montgomery y"
In circuil Court At Guy of u,n,uum,,y
Srpivmi'"r ?ith. 'ni, In Vacation.
sarah -alourin. Frank >%nlourln. her ln,.
baud, plnlntin>.
"
tivlrn Hlutisr and tho nnknoNn hollis "a,
hur''en Hr'i~H, Defendants. "
Now ~ I'll, aih dny Of ~cpt.mi., ,uoi
u,nl,. nl,lnlliis ~ attorney. hefopr thr I'M.
aerslriri clerk q The %clrcuii court II Mont
NV, "m',y yann'y, Mls,,ontl' aud hl- their uWtl-
KY, N'i.n.l ~ iniia,it ,iatinr an,ong III, nor
thing,, That the defendants nio,, nnwi,,l N.Y., nv,
nnl-fcsiu"iiN ~ tho state ~ Mi>,nutj III,
m,I,na'y p,pc.ss ~ law ranno bu served
hi.ln 'hruh u Missouri.
y lhvr"fnrr ordered by the nndetslyn.J
n.vik =, vacation. that publication in mad,
no,it'i,i >ald defendants that Ia asIlon hn,s
Md ,,,r nni,"c"n against them by petition In
nh,ufr ~ which 1, IA Obtain a deer, ~ XXI.
ronrl ls,rfsiing title 10 the real r,in,, .,Iinns.s
dsns ~ ,hG plnintin by llmltiioa add y
,nnl or lhturnst IN said land. AnIin .,iJ
neIl ~ said plnintlm snys thni niaint1w'
,ntsl !. salorrln, formerly SARAH T.. Evans.
d ,hc f""IISsu ~. asgsr Ia fey simple
situate In Montgomery conntv .,,a,'
The sbuth-eust 1,inyrte," nn,,'..t.,
KIM ~, quarter nf s.rtiou twenty. town.
Hrantors hnye BEEN In tho op,n' no,nsinanmsu
and ADVERSE POS session IN ",nii,,i
sla.,."us lnr over forty Years, that Rnelrrn
Itss's.N ! hnNc apicirs To have an Ini.rsii H.
'aaru .E.nu ~, virtue ~ u patent dead srss,,m
y" '. .n',nn states ~ America, lhnt II ,.naiI
\. su."s" mi.dsoc Is dead. hts anknown h"ir,
q .mid rr,bhi ~, -, ~ " hav. AN Interest
70 -nid Rnoien Bledsop, plaIn,IInf' y,
rp,iition prays for. u dccrec OF tIjs coouuW
n" ~, s, ~ made md provided, dives.
mi 10 ~ sneir rignt, title and interest in |
y sidaAintif, ""k 'hs M
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

judge Parker belongs to the mr..
lGtoosscy Of the cast, and has never
vDotarsd - far west rs the Miss
lasippl rivcr. What does such n
mnn know OF tho western states
80 thelF people. Therefore he l.
enDe(nced 70 speak In New York.
0ooaectleat and New Jersey only.
- q not deserving Of ono vote
Gon loiseouri.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
CURED

Mrs. b. w. Evaus, Clearwater,
KAN, Kan, writes: "My husband
lay sick for three months Tho doc.
tors said he had quick consump.
ton. We procured . bottle OF
Billiards. H0lehonnd syrup and u
curoa him. That WIS SIX years ago.
6luee then We havS Always kept :
bottle Ia the house. We cannot do
without Il. For coughs and colds
4 has no equal. 100, b0os u, CITY
drug st0fo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

TIE school book trust has al
ready got In its work on some Of
the eouatv school suPcriutcndcnts
u ~ etate, and they arc opposing
~ ppopossd free school book ann
en6meats 10 the constitution
Thsss = Doodle In Il fer them
Ihs tzusts have been trying simil.
- uoek on some newspapcrs.-
NlsaosBi must yet have free school
books nd . compulsory school
attendance law.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

Hasyy Hawcs. In an interview
~ Apsil said: ~ have claimed
49, NJ. rolk's campaign has been
60 - hypocrisy, and that he has
- lneention Of carrying out some
- ~ reforms which he sdvo-
c11De." A. far ~ known, Halves
lns not altered that opinion nor
opologjsed for IL.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

The Jap. Russian war is still pro-
gressing, with everything appar-
emily In favor Of the Japs. Port
Arthur 10 now closely infested aud
cannot hold out much longer
Sixty thousand jap soldiers have
been removed from3Port Arthur.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

~ was troubled with constlpa.
ton and stomach troubles. lost
flesh, my complexion was ruined ;
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
brought back my health and
complexion" Mary Allen, st.
Louis. 30 cents. Ask your drug
gist.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

pollsa etstss marshals arc hunt.
~ - yogistsstion rcpeatsrs In 81.
- ~ viii watch out for ID.
osoeo1o 20 elcction day. You may
Nm Wtth Tho Missouri courts for
IooEB, bat not with Uncle Sam.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
For Member Of County Court

Mr.. Editor; - Please announce
through your columns that | am
the republican nominee for menu
Der Of the county court for Dist.
No. I, and will greatly appreciate
the support of all. J. 4. JONES.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

49, ssvsssary Of state Sam
ooo1 ~ given out his amend
uoo1s - The constitution adver.
01n1oo1s % bic chosen democratic
1ov1p4psss ws hear less praises Of
meIoo thaG source.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

j. NJ. Davidson, real estate agent,
Bclilowcr, Mo. Parties desiring
to buy or sell farms or town prop
erty, address as above. lt.i2.Ot
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

cnegomery county 10 said 10
~ eeesn named for General
loened Montgomery Of the Rev.
Glr11eh. Killed In the assault at
Ho4oov Dscsmber, IT'S.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

Fresh bread received ut Barlcy's
restaurant every day. There IL
none better. (tD
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

\ 31W PAs6eF Il making q hope
~ Tor the Presidency, and
"a ~ bel1sr aware Of this fact
q lISelt, Tho men behind
~ ctllss too. But they arc
III {llltle boy who put three
ii undsr an old setting
~ mother discovered
Aod3 done she said,
~ know that hen can't
~ eggs." ~ know
va H. hid, ''but I just
~ 5pld thing spread
9er ~, I ssms way With
HIltoR0 e4e vhoars backing
PirlSer npw be can't win
bat Nv ; sse how many
49, yaF
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

eeaaeos Fairbanks In his st.
Losle epesch last Saturday said,
1--WE M democrats, but not thelI
pablo Policy. Even thcir leaders
do not know what kind Of = plat.
form thsy are running on. Find
fos NJ tpsday . democrat, II you
cen, Who dsre open his mouth on
the mossy question. You will not
tspd oqe, and whyp Simply boz
csu60 every last one Of them are
nfFo11 that Judge Parker might
60 lothsr telegram to some
opeyt1e probable contents Of
wAls ,pepnot even be guessed at.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04

M 10 ii1saing Psskert 70 No.
Vtsvas slow 70 speech, raped
1enossatle candidate hard.
~ esthofity says Mosss nov.
WoEoeod tbs Promised Land.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the circuit court of Montgomery county y.
Missouri NJ the city ~ Montgomery. 10 III
Nosumts'f tern. tsu
William T. Hubbard. 80. ..... .... Plaintiff.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
NTNE CANDIDATES. FOR
PRESIDENTIAL HONORS
CROWD CHEERS Il
NEW AIRSHIP

St. Louis, Nov AFTER circling In
every direction az a height of 1000 feet
Rbove the cascades. in sight OF thou
sands Of cheering. enthusiastic specta-
tors on the Worlds Fair grounds, A.
Roy Knabenshue. Of Toledo, IN COM
mand Of Thomas S. Baldwin's airshio,
California Arrow. returned TO the place
from which he started, covering 3iA
miles, part way against an eight-milc
wind.
The descent OF the Arrow was the
signal for a great demonstration. Doz-
ems or eager hands were upstretched TO
grasp the frame Of the flying machine,
which, with its navigator, was carried
around the concourse on the shoulders
Of shouting men. Hats we're thrown
in the air, and when Knabenshue called
for three cheers for his home town
they were given with a will, and an
other followed for KnabeEshue and
Baldwin.
The Arrow rose slowly and easily,
its PROV directed toward the west
When at a height Of % feet Knaben-
shue turned the rudder and the aerial
craft, answering to i,s helm, pointed
south and continued to float without
interruption
Knabenshue at that time was not
high enough to clear the aeronautic
fence, and as he rapidly approached IL
the crowd held It's breath. fearing that
the craft would be dashed against the
barricade and the aeronaut injured or
killed But Knahenshue waving his
cap to assure those who we're following
his every move, moved toward the rear
OF the airship. The Arrow pointed it's
prov upward. and answering the pull
Of the propeller scared lightly over the
fence and rapidly gained an altitude of
1000 feet
Knabenshue again changed the di-
rection of the craft and passed over the
crowd in the course, amid rousing
cheers.
Sailing first to the northeast and
then to the southeast, occasionally
making complete turns, Knabenshue
continued in an eaaterly direction until
over the cascade. the centre of the
Worlds Fair grounds and a mile and
half in a direct line from the point
OF starting.
At about that time tho barely per-
ceptible breeze that had been blowing
from the west increased to about eight
miles an hour and veered to the north
In order TO return to the starting point
II was necessary for Knahenshue to
breast this breeze. Il seemed that his
FIRST effort TO turn the airship from a
course before the wind was unsuccesa-
full but Knobenshue, after trying to
turn to TIE left swung the rudder
sharply n o,ser direction and the
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
FIRE ALARM STATIONS

S-Tenth and Orange.
5-Fifth and Adams.
6-Tenth and Walnut.
Opera House.
Sc ghth and Jackson.
l2-City Hall.
13-Fifth and French.
lf--Front aud Poplar.
15-Sixrn ana Spruce.
-Elever In and Church
l-Third and railroad avenue.
-S-Thirteenth and king.
;l---Seventh cnd Railroad avenue
3s-sccond and Shipiey
2s-Front and Justiscn.
25-Second and Jackson.
26-Maryland avenue and Linden.
.t-DelaWare avenue and DUPONT.
28--Ninth era Madison.
GN-Laneaster avenue and searles.
Sz-Sixth and Tatnan.
sf-FCurth and Madison.
a5--Harian a Hollingsworth co.
S6--Maryland avenue and Cedar.
4l-Wnrner's Wharf.
4e--Hea!d ana I.obleu
4S-Ehshth ana Broons.
45--Delaware Ave. and Van Buren,.
46-Fourteenth and Walnut.
5l-rhirteenth and Wasiinz.on-
52-Thlrteenth and Clay mont.
hs--Serond ami Hawlev.
SIP. B. & W. Depot
e1-Thlrd and Kinz.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
Big Rally Will be Held at Newport To-
morrow Night.

Republicans have arranged some big
meetings to be held in the city and
county this week.
Tonight-Meeting at Newport. to be
addressed by Anthony Higgins, Senator
L. Heisler Ball, Horace G. Knowlao
and others.
Tonight-Outdoor meeting at Rock
land, to be addressed by Fred E. Bach
Tomorrow evening. November g
Meeting at Opera House. to be nd
dressed by George a. knight. prom
inent lawyer OF san Francisco. VIII
was am attorney I'm the trial of Mrs
Cordelia Botkin.
Thursday, evening, November O..
Ninth ward Republican rally at Ploes-
cers Kali
Friday evening, November 4-Colored
voters meeting at Turn Hail. TO be ad-
dressed by Gilchrist Stewart
Friday evening November 4-Ninth
Ward Roosevelt Club. Elliott avenue
and West street.
Thursday evening November 3. in
Turn Han, under auspices Of the simon
Wolf Club, to be addressed by the Rev
Dr. APPLE, Anthony Higgins and WAL
ter H. Hayes.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
Rlp liz al Johnstown, Pa.

Johnstown. Pa. Nov. Fire de-
stroyed the Cobaugh block. on Frank
lin street. and the residence Of ex.
Mayor L. ID. Woodruff. ou Water
street. causing a total property loss es-
timated at $4,000, only partially COW
cred by insurance Owing to an made
ouate water supply the firemen we're
unable to get to work promptly and
the Cobaugh building was a wreck 80
minutes after the first alarm sounded
Five lodges. the knights Of the Mystic
Chain. Knights of Maccabees, A. f
and A. NJ. and two organizations Of
Knights Of the Golden Eagle. occupied
rooms on the third floor Of the Co
baugh block and lost all their para
phernalia.
Evening journal., 1904-11-01

arrow CO... .-.5 the winu. staggered
q moment and then. gaining power,
sped toward the concourse at a speed
that caused the spectators to cheer
and toss hats in the cir. The demon
stration was observed by Knabenshue.
who leaned far ont and waved an
empty ballast bag in reply.
Without deviation, the California
Arrow continued on in the teeth Of the
breeze gaining speed and rushing
toward the concourse In an imposing
manner
Knabenshue entered the concourse
from the cast at a height Of 200 feet
and slowing the speed of the motor
directed the airship over the wooden
frieze that had supported the Arrow
before the fight. Tho momentum was
too great to admit Of stopping exactly
in the place from which he had made
the ascent but the airship settled to
the ground within 100 feet of the dock
Knabenshue had only praise for the
flying machine he had directed. His
own share in the achievement was
secondary, in his eyes, to the manner
in which the California Arrow had
supported the claims of the inventor.
There was not a moment" said Kna-
benshue, when l did not have COM
plete control Of the airship."
Captain Baldwin said: II am now
convinced that have a wonderful air.
ship and We shall give daily exhibl-
tions Of varying lengths to convince
The poodle that | am rlght.v
Evening journal., 1904-11-01
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