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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-24

"The Game Keeper" one of the two
past seasons successful productions,
will play an engagement of one night
at Bells Opera House Monday, March
2s. Smith O'Brien, the romantic
Irish actor and singer, heads this or
gadization and his managers have SUR
rounded him with an exceptionally
fine cast. A moments thought at the
very name of the production is sum.
cient to impress one with the fact
that the possibilities for pictures.
que novelty are tremendous.
c. G. Pavey, Grand Master of the
Ohio Odd Fellows, has summarily sus.
pended two lodges for failing to COM
ply with the law of the order requir-
ing them to expel members remaining
In the saloon business. The lodges
are Frederick No. POI, of Hamilton,
for not expelling five members, and
Newman No. 7s7, North Lawrence,
Stark county, for not expelling six,
and both for refusing to surrender
their charters on ndemand of the grand
master.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-24

All el.0o ladies' Wrappers at S5c
while they last in Percale, Flannelette
and Calico 1t J.W. MAHAFFEys.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-24
Chicken Pie Dinner.

The ladies of the First Baptist
church will give chicken pie dinner
next Thursday evening from ave to
seven o'clock In Armory Hall. All
invited. Tickets 2b cents.
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into the church and much good was
done to all who we're there.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Julia Parrott, wife of Fred Parrott,
near Gath, Is dead. The funeral will
be held on Tuesday morning, the
burial to take place In the Ebenezer
Cemetery.
Uncle Joe Rilea has not been we'll
the last few days.
Little Gladys Ludwick is slowly i'm
proving, after undergoing an opera
tion on her foot. Her little friends
hope to soon see her out and playing
with them.
Chas. Ludwick was a business visit
or in Hillsboro Friday.
WIN. Davidson, who now resides at
the depot, will move back to his farm
In few days. The house he vacates
win be occupied by Ford Allen and
wife. The property Mr.. Allen leaves
will be occupied by Wiley Badgley
and family. The house Mr.. Badgley
vacsies will be occupied by Mr..
Jacobs. There is a great deal of NOV
ing here this year.
James Druhot, a prominent and re-
spected farmer near this place, COM
mitted suicide on Monday morning,
March IA, by hanging himself In the
barn. He was found by his wife and
while his two grown-up daughters
held him their mother cut the strap
TO let his body down. He leaves .
wife and four children, three daugh.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Among freight receip,s in the t.ty yesterday there was two carloads nf hops, billed to the new Douglas bieT- cry. Erection of machinery at the plant is going ahead sta1i lilly and with all the rapidity possible in the mah- ing of a good job As previously ar nounced, the brewery people expect to have beer on the market before the first of the year.
 Bro. Dorr is getting ready to visis Los Angeles. where Mrs. Dorc pre- ceded him a few days ago. While in Los Angeles MT. Dorr will superintend the printing of an industrial maga' zine edition of the Dispatch which he has been working on for several months. s v
 The wedding of William Koppere and Miss Janet Hubby is announced for next Wednesday at the Episcopal church. Both young people are vel known in a wide circle of friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
DOUGLAS POLITICAL POINTERS.
Especial Correspnodenee)

Especial Correspnodenre)
 Secretary Cunningham, of the Democratic Central Committee, might just as well pull the throttle now and allow the political train to pro- ceed. There are many aspiring states men eager for the fray.
 It is puite likely that the list Of Douglas candidates for the office of supervisor has not yet been fully made up.
 Pirtle and Sparks will most likely have company in the co7lest tefore the local primaries.
 Judge BuemieT is resting easy, but Keeping his eye on the office or jus tioe of the peace He is not the enly aspirant for this fat political plum. Come up. gentlemen, and make known your aspirations in way that Will tickle the newspaper till.
 It is believed that C. F. Nichols would like to arise in the legislative halls next winter and address MT. Speaker"
 The Democratic ratification meeting to be held in Douglas on the night or August Is will be a sorrowfnl occas- ino for the few Republicans in this city George Hardiker is said to be arranging to leave town in order to avoid the enthusiasm which will sure ly be turned loose on that occas:on.
 Republicans are talking of MT. Neal, of the big cattle firm of iIyin- sham & Neal as a probable candidate for supervisor. NIT. Neal is an cx- cellent man and would make an ad- mirable candidate for the party 10 which he belongs.
 Charlie Overlook says the RepIbii- cans will be along after the Demo crats have named their ticket with a list of candidates that 1i'l make things lively for the Democracy he fore the time arrives for casci1g the ballots.
 Attorney Ross is said to be hesifat- ing between the office of district at torney of the county and that of jus tice of the peace of Douglas precinct.
 Douglas will ask the Democrats or the county to hold the county conven- tion in this city. The Democrats here will extend a royal welcome to the delegates.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
BIG PROPOSITION.
Has Greene Consolidated Gold Mining
 Company.


 Company.
 E. J. Mcdaniel, formerly of Can anea. who is in Douglas to take the position of agent with iie Nacozari railroad, succeeding P. J. Ter-y. who will leave about the goth. says that the new Greene Consolidated Gold property Is showing up great things. It is a dredging proposition. Twelve miles of river bed are covered by locations of the company Machinery is now going in rapidly and work be- Ing started. The first clean up promises to make a great showing. Just before leaving Cananea, Mir. Mo Daniel states be saw an ounce and a half nugget that had been brought in from the dredging ground. Nuggets nearly as large have been frequently exhibited from there of late. All the ground adjacent to the river To- cations has been taken up by Cananea people who will organize a company later. Paymaster James Wilkie, of the Greene Consolidated, who came in last night from Cananea. adds con- frmation to the statements of MT. McDaniel. Both gentlemen believe that the new company will prove quite as big a winner for the stockholders as has the Cananea company. Asked if they looked for the establishment of a new town of importance at the gold camp they said they did not. With the machinery that will be em- ployed there a large force of men will not be required. Besides. if will be cheap labor, skill not being required except in a few positions.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Special to Review)

Douglas, Aug. 13.-J. NJ. Sparks, president of the Democratic club an- nounced this morning that at the ratification meeting under the auspices of the club, Tuesday night, Hon. J. l.. Hall, of Philadelphia, and Samuel Yarnell, of this city, will make the principal addresses of the evening. Messrs. Beumler. Ross and Taylor will be among tn local speakers wko will have brief remarks to L:ake. Be cause of the inability to get a suffi- cient number of torches nece Tn time for service the torch light procession planned as an opener for the ,.eGiing will be dispensed with. AS announc- ed yesterday the place of i1ee-ilg has been changed from Neville hall to the larger room adjoining the Iosl' night
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.
Especial to Review.)

Douglas. Aug 13.-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter came in last evening from San Bernardino to spend the night with Dr. and Mrs. Greene. Speaking of the storm and the attend ant fatality at the ranch Wednesday, Mir Slaughter said it was almost a miracle that the wen walking by the wagon on which the boy driver vas killed were spared. The four men were knocked down by the shock and two of them did not regain consciousness for some time. Twenty feet away from the wagon, beyond the men walk ing close by it. two horses were knocked down by the shock. Mr. Slaughter states that the storm was the heaviest that has visited the ranch in five years.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
ANTIs CONTINUE SIGNING.
Especial to Review)

Douglas, Aug. i3.-Oppone1ts Of :n- corporation have taken a tacK oppo- site to those favoring the step. in the matter of continuing circulation Of their petition. The anti-pe'itioa is still being rushed hard. NIT. Kline, In whose hands the petition is. stated today that he had nearly 200 sigma lures and would try 10 get the 4fO mark before Monday night. Mean while the petition for inco 'poration is out of circulation, awaiting the snow ing up of the entire situation that $ billed for the mass mes ing Moniay mint.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
STABBING AT DOUGLAS.
Especial to Review)

Douglas Aug. 13.-C. J. La Chance today stabbed Ernest Williams at he Hotel Queen bar room. breaking the blade of his knife in the left breast oi Williams. The injury inflicted was not serious. Williams knocked la Chance down. Afterwards La Chance got a gun, but did no shooting He had Williams arrested for assault and Williams had him arre$ed for carrying concealed weapons. The trouble grew out of dispute abuot a s5 bar bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-14
EXCURSION RATES.

The S. P Co. will have tickets on sale on September 1st to September 5th inst on account of the Triennial Conclave of the Knights Templar at San Francisco. Cal. from Benson to San Francisco and return for s35, re- turn limit September 20, 1904.
 Continuous passage will be required on going trip, but on return trip stop overs will be given in California, but not in Arizona. CARL ROCK,
 Benson Agent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-12
ETg5TgJlP}BltY AT THE CHURCHES
80 presbv;t.eriaS.

Sababth school a; 9:45 q. nj divine
rorsaip, vita sermon. At II a. N. Ihs
sermon will b, the annual sermon on
aHoue Missions and the offering Tor
the year win b. received at tbs ser
vice. Christian Endeavor Prayer meet
ing At s:t5 p. NJ popular service. via
Gospel nymns at 100. Miss Ridseiy
will sing at the morning service, and Mr.
c. Carroll Bi.bing. OF Philadelphia
sill sing Rupees praise the Lord at
Tie evening service. One week from
tuesday night the pastor will begin a
Series Of speciai meetings; The first
week ae will b. assi-ttd By The Rev. }.
c. Ely, DID. synodical Missionary OF
the state, and the following week by
sey Robert Watson, PAD, OF Oxford,
Pa. Fuier notices viii be given later,
Staneers are cordially WELDON, to all
tae church services. VIM. N. Hudson,
pasEor
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west End MethodIst SUNDAY 81

West End Methodist Sunday School
The West End Methodist Sunday
school meets in the West End public
school house every Sunday morning at
DIS O'Clock, a preliminary song service
beginning as early as the attendance
warrants. The school is well divided
into classes according to age, etc and
cordial Invitation is extended to all
persons who are not connected with
some other morning school to meet
with us.
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Seventh Day Adven lists.

The seventh Day Adventists have s.
cured The rooms and hall formerly o.
cupied BY the Y. N. c. 4. in tne FOF.
dyce building, on Pike street, east q
toe post Office and will hold services
there Sunday night at $50, and We'd
nssday night at 7:3O. All are cordially
invited to attend. Ed. 3. F. Purdham,
pastor.
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Lutheran Mission.

Rev. T. B. Yeakley, district mission
AIRY. There will b, divine services at
the Lutheran Mission in the K. Of P.
hall, in Glen Elk, Sunday. Services in
tae morning at Il o'clock and IN the
evening al 1880 These services are
free to all and the public IS cordially
invited to attend.
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Bow. covenantersl Meeting.

The Boys coyenter Company, 70. g
Will have their regular weekly meeting
on Sunday evening at $50, at the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church, Pike street,
All boys over eight years are cordially
invited
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First Rantist.

Rev. r. B. Mcdaniel win preach TO
morrow morning on 'Hindering the
Spirit AT night ae win preaCa on
'.That Young Mana Warning to Our
Girls Special music by a male
chorus ana a solo BY Miss Rdgeiy
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christ Episcopal

Christ Episcopal church, corner Main
and Sixth streets, Rev James F. Plum
mer, rector. Services the twenty.fourta
sunday after Trinity. 9.+5 a. m. Sun.
day school; 1915 a, m, service and ser.
mon; 7:3o p. m, service and sermon
The seats are all free and strangers
=. Isl. ,,.o1.nwa
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Methodist Episcopal. south.

Class meeting, 9:45 a m; preaching
ct Hoo a. m. and 7;3o p. m, by Rev.
]. D. StsYnaSoeT, the new pastor. Sun
day school at 200 p m. A cordial IN
vita.ion is EXTENDED 10 all to attend
these services.
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pinnickinnick Baptist Mission.

Tee regular session OF the Sunday
school viii be held tomorrow afternooa
At $50 o'clock. Nj. L. " Garrett, su
perinIendent. On Tuesday night, Nov.
Is, A,re will be preaching sermon by
the pastor, Rev. R. B. McDanel.
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Admission Methodist Episcopal.

AudlSNUA 4AS1hO4'St Sb4'SS -.
At the Adamston Methodist Episcopal
lurch tomorrow Sunday school will ho
held at o'clock in the afternoon and
at 7 O'Clock taeie WIN he preaching BY
the pastor, Rev. c. \. Sniicr. All are
welcome.
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$&%
Genital presbyteYian.

Service. viii BE held at the Central
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
a. II O'Clock; tomorrow evening at $50
O'Clock; sunday school At $50 q. m.
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Ash Chapel.

Sunday school, . pm, Or. Gregg, supti
public worship and sermon at 80 pm.
All are very cordially invited to at.
tepd these services. L. NJ Barnard pas
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Catholic

Regular services viii be acid at the
caurch Of the Immaculate Conception
Sunday, conducted by Fathers Reynolds
Schooner and Gormley. Low mass at
: 100 and 300 a. M; high mass at 1850
a. m; evening services, 1850 ?. m.
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81

St. Thomas Chapel, Northview.
Rev. James +. Plummcr. rector SIM
day school 800 ?. m, Mr. Charlie D.
Alexander supt. Service and sermon.
$50 p. m A hearty welcome 10 all:
. .
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MONTICELLO School House.

Sunday school Mt $50 a. m. B. D
waldeck, supt.; sermon at 1880 a, n
Everybody invited to attend these sec
vices. L. N. Barnard, pastor.
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Bible study exercises b. the Sunday
seaool at $3.50 q. m. Junior Christian
Endearor At 800 ?. N.
Mt. Zion BAPTIST, cologed.
Adamstou United Brethren.

Services VIII be held at tde Adams.on
United Brethren church Sunday. Sun
day sciool at $3.50 a. m; public ror-
snip and sermon at lI:3O a. m; even
iug services with sermon at 1850
O'Clock. Rev. 5. A. Shanabargar. pastor
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Co, mat sack WIN. TELL FLOUR yc,s
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Farmer Knled.

e. that sass Va. 80 gLOUR az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-03
.HOWITZERS
WIN MEDALS j A. |. 5
.Platoons, Sections and Individual
Members, Making High Per-
cottages, Are Rewarded.
WILL GO TO ALEXANDRIA
WILL GO TO ALEXANDRIA
Almost Every Member Will Thus
Honor Wasl,ington's Memory
TO Elect Members. s

rrho monthly inspection OF the io"ll-
zcrs battery last night was OF lar more ',
than ordinary interest ~
FOLLOWING tic inspection Captain W-nM'
My;eresg. smhklpE an appropriate address, .'s,
delivered the medals to the various WIZ ..
,,ers. a A, god watch charm. given Ply
r,antnin MYERS. was awarded to Leu,eh,
ant i. ", Minson, as chlet OF T. Inc ~ i'1ss
nloioon the percentage being 1872.
TIc,,tcnnnt II. p. Taylor is chief OF tue
second platoon, whose percentage was
1850. -r.,.,,, 49,.
lrirst section: Grief. II. r. Poindextrr
1889: second section: chief, u. c. !tees,
II. So; tllrtr'Eection: chief, ). 9, Ioli;.Iu'
7G.BS; f6uftl, section: chief, = II. E ~.
bank. 75.::.:S -
.HTroliowInEl arc tho individual winners
with percentage for the Twelve '''o''1 -,
past IA. Il. /, !, y; -
sergeant p. ar 'lcubank, 400; CORPORAL
n ". IN. Mood, 100; Corporal r. ".
nave. 100; Sergeant IT, p. PollldeStcr,
os.55; Private II. r, Lunsford, 9Sal;@
winners OF silver medals: Corporal
George s. Mray, 971o;5 Private e. ~.
lrrccnan. So710; Private ]. y. Canea,'
Y7.10..N Corporal John y Woou aHu -. 49,
vat, II, p. cowardin also made 3I.lV,
hut as there were only thIco seconu
prIacs, they did not draw the, lucky NUM-
her Privatas @. G. Garter and George
II Myers also received prizes for faith-
full duty. -
The medals and prizes are as hand a.
some as any ever given by q mli'taFS
organization In the State
Next Tuesday night Will occur the semi
annual business meeting Of the batsstl lg
wren several members VIII ne etsSle ~
apos on. Tie battery. Will attend the an
nlyersary Of the birth Of 9,d Wa 81, y
81 mounted. While In the city the How'll
2Sors will be entertained ~ the comm!tt. y,
OF the George Washington AssocaueH'
AFTER tic inspection and presentation
Of medals last night tt 60 tT sas g ,Ici
tnnr friends. a large crowd Was IN
| attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-03
MEN & BOYS oUTFlTTERs.

He did not, believe ii would be wise to put
these men out to crafty anyone. Again,
IL any caucus Of tho Legislature should
pass, upon the question, 1t was plain 70
his mind that 1t was the Joint caucus.
rhe question, was q. moot one ana lhere
was no reason for it's decision now. lie.
tbs ctore. moved to lay the resolution OF
Mr. Withers on the table. He did not
seek to dodge the issue, and no one VINO
knew him would accuse HIM of this.
$ai RESOLUTION TABLED.
Tfc roll call was demanded and the res
oltition was tabled by the following vote:
Aycs.-- Atcssrs. Barnes Bird, Boa5, Bruce,
Cartlwcll Collier. Cox, Duke. Green, Hhr-
riLcn, IIunlcy. Jordan Kelley, lacy, LN-
ell Mays. Mitchell, Ould, Owen, Powell,
Kew, Rosenegk Rogers, Savers, Scott,
blackburn Smith. Spessard Stubbs, sgd
nor Thornhill, Walker, Wallace and VIII
lctCy-sS;;
NGes-Messrs. Anderson. Clarke Cole
man, Daniel, Everett, Gray Gregory,
Grnn, IIoWc. Jennings, Lambeth, Ihtane,
/, y Il. Lee, Jr.. j. NJ. Lewis, Moss, Pannill.
Person, Stewart Watson, Withers and
Wuod-2.
Nj. Lambeth, raised the point pcndne
the roll call that Mcssrs. Owens and
Parker had no right to vote OH their own
case, both having voted aye" When
the result had been announced, Major
owens arose and withdrew the vote OF
hi1uself and his colleague, and the caucus
on motion of Mr. Green adjourned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-03
NAME JUDGE TONIGHT.
Close. Contest Between Messrs.
Watson and Mason.

The Democratic caucus Of the General
Assembly will meet Mt o'clock Tonight
in the hall OF the House of Delegates to
name q Judge for the Fourth Circuit t. to
There are Just two candidates. but the
friends of both arc active, and the -, result y
poll Of The sentiment of members that
could. be made last night il' the C, chances tlcr
OF Noltoway. though the supporters or
Mr. George Mason, o., PatnrsburE, claim
members IN the hotel lobbies last night
who would express an opinion predicted
Watson's nominations In fuct. ono or
two OF them claimed that he would have
over seventy votes in q fun caucus, Mr.;
Muson's friends claim that he has pledged
to him fifty-tlvc NJ fif,y-siN votes, Alto
Gethcr the Watson men arc claiming
moro, and more Of them arc making
claims
Mr.. Milton r, Ronifani, Common
wealth's Attorney for Pnwhatan county,
said last night that Mr., Watson had
been endorsed by tho citizens and nll The
county officers and a part Of the bar Of
poWhotan county.
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WILL NOT RUN.
Judge Quarles Not to be a Can
didate Against MI. Flood.

Ex- Congressman Julian NJ. ,Quarlcs, of
Stanton. Is in the city. Judge t!uarles
that hc would stand for the nomination
for Congress this summer. and replied
that lie would not. When he wa; asked
II any one IN his section was likely TO
contest with Hon, II. d. Flood for the
honor. he stated that lie had heard of
no one.
Judge Quurles IL here to offer n site
for the proposed additional normal school,
He and others will present to the joint
committee on site the claims Of Basic
City, the thriving town ~ the. western
lion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio and Nor
folk and Western Railways. These gen
temen will offer the Hotel Brandon, al
ready built and equipped with furniture
/ and admirably situated There are lithin
limestone and frcestone water, all .ahun'
dant, beautiful location and accessiDllty
with the added advantage that the Statt
cam opcn the school In The autumn with
out waiting FOR buildings to be reared.
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WILL CALL IN PART
OF FUNDS ON DEPOSIT
tBy Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. Feb. alt is tho gencr-
a expectation III administration circles
about tho middle OF the present month,
ana In anticipation of that event secre-
taIy shaw soon Will take steps looking
to D recall Of u portion OF the public
funds now lin the hands OF national bank
Repositories
Just what percentage OF these public
!crt sits will be called for has not YET
been definitely determnedii, but there rs
20 pcr cent, or S3O,JOO,0VO. The exact Lime
When the call Will no made of course, is
not yet settled, In view Of The uncer-
ta,llty as TO the date Of the, ratlhcatnn
OF the treaty. but natico 10 tho banks IN
all probability will be sent out AS soon
as possible after that date.