Butler County Democrat from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 1

BUTLER COUNTY ESTABLISHED A.D. 1814.. HAMILTON, OHIO, THURSDAY JANUARY 1900 M. 1NGALLS ON SUNDAY GLOHLNU. Hon.

M. E. Ingalls. 1). Jan.

popular uj)iiiioii should rule in the matter of Sunday closing laws is Hie declaration of Melville E. of Cincinnati, chairman 'of iiic board of (Hrcc'tors of Ilio Biff Foiir V.iilivay, in an inlcrvieiv hero. In speaking of Cincinnati affairs he said that sult of iiic nc.vl election would lie. derided by 'Hie iitiiiincr in whieli the Daiiipspy ndmiiiislraiioii managed the cil.y'js business, lie staled that he is in sympathy ivilii liny enforcement tin' niidnigJil closing Jaw t'h! slopping of gambling, liii 'Hint lie hc- lievcit tile great majority oC the people of Cincinnati would resent any aileinpl (o enforce 1 rigidly Ilic Sunday Disastrous failure, lie has always followed any ttltemp'l at radical enforcement against the enslom of IV.c community. He is opposed to (he prohibition of clean Sunday- amusements.

'Cincinnati, 0., Jan. a strict party vote of 19 republicans to .10 democrats t'iic Eilcrs ordinance- fo close thj- saloons from midnight lo 5 a.m. on week days and inili! 1 p.m. on Sundays was indefinitely postponed by council last nlgU. At, fficelitig a joint committees; on Jap- and finance in Uie.

afternoon lire republican --OTirieii, "illiilleti." Sclfafcr, Hariiaim anil'As-ftvinn--voted for indefinite postponement, and i'he four, demo- cratiu 'iiicnvburs--'Alleiij Jfcri-ol, Diciil and lloylan--opposed this, mitted nn 'amended onliiiance, ein- 'bodying the i-uain t'ealures of the by Jjie Conn ty Liquor League' also tlie portion of l'h slate law permitting Ihe serving of-liquor, liolols nnd restaurants. This-amended ordinance -was voted down republicans. by bolh sides, nnd tlieseSycre.TOpeat- j. during.Iho -session IP A. maporUy report -was presented to council by the five republican com- a minority Ilic four democrats.

The majority report svas THOMAS POWERS KILLED. Special To The 'Mniids, 0., Thomas Powei-s, aged'15, of Cleveland, instantly killed 'by Big Four train No. 2 last', night. Yomig Powers with -arid Frank had-been in Cincinnati looking for work' and not being successful started i ht on i freight train. At this the" freight train bad to take the siding to permit the-passing of passenger train No.

2. While 'tlie freight was oii the siding Powers walker'over to the main (rack and while standing on it 'the passenger train came "along at liigii rate of speed and struck Mm. He was practically instantly killed. His 'body was removed to Marion Long's undertaking- cslablisiirflent in West Chester, it. was prepared for burial and is held awaiting instructions from Cleveland.

Coroner Seliiminchcr came over ij from Hamilton this mornilig ami vien-ed. the body. He will -hold an. in- iitcst later. A LOVIi CRAZED Nevv.

L'S, because (old to veitse Jiis attentions to Lilli.in Murphy, tiot't'iik'cii, I'aul Dcilz, youth of eighteen, last nielli emptied a revolver at the girl, her brother George, nged'sixteen years, and their mother, Mrs. Delia Aturpliy, in apftrtniPiils a I. avcnno, Hie Bronx, wounding all llireo ilanpcr- onsl.v. The girl can biirdlv VII-WT, lln qlhfis may. was' arroslcd while adompling lo shoot himsplf, BOOK TRUST WILL HOWL.

Run Ki'ancisco, dan. Collector Stratum is holding up a consignment of American school 'books, printed in Japan, pending'fur- ther investigation as, to aJmissibilily. They arc firs second, third and fourth readers and arc bclicrcj to be a violation of copyright or readers used in (he public schools of the United Stales. Tha'whojcsiilc price is invoiced at ly? cents per copy. The wholesale-price charged by the 'American publishers is cents per copy.

LOUIS STANLEY, THE GYPSY, IS ARRESTED. Louis 'Stanley, son of 'Stella, queen of I'he gypsies, wsis arrested ami bound ove'iMo (he grand jury yes- Scludiiot', ol' on a cliargc of oli- laimiiji iiionuy under false pretenses. Tins mirrnnl was sworn lo by ley 'I'nrns, an electrician, wjio lives in the pike, P.iirils says lhat the gypsy camp in Carthage recently, li 'was so c-liarmcd by a rare violin from wliicii l')ic gypsy prince extracted weird strains, Hint lie to l)ny the instrument. Stanley sell, and Burns departed'witii. irtiat he supposed the rare old violin.

Instead, ivlien 5i arrived Isome, lie Charges, lic -found a -different and c'lieaper instrument. Hie trial yesterday Stanley declared timt he 5iad not switched" violins, 'but -had given Hums t'iie instrument he desired. Stanley -added flint he only possessed the one violin. AMERICAN-MADE Will Be the Wedding Outfit 61 Representative Longwortli. New York, Jan.

the heading in Good Humor- His Trousseau Nearly Completed-Work on Mr. Longwo'rth's Wedding Wardrobe Progressing Rapidly-- Wflsliington Society Greatly Tnterest- cd--Dainty Garments Ordered By tnc Bridegroom Excite the Envy of Capital's Smart Set," Ihe Mail'last night published tlie following as a Washington dispatch i "Society and tho better class of trades people'liere are deeply iiilercst- ed'in the trousseau of Representalive Loiigirorth, the purchase of which has been made and the completion of which is at -iwnd. True American that 'he is, Mr. Longwortli has not purchased an inch of foreign'material. A new suit of evening is fo be lined willi Farmer satin, as a de- licata tribute to American husbandry.

His shirts and collars are to be do- mcstie finish, and lingerie is all (if t.he; union sn.il forever variety. fMr. Longwortli is to be'interviewed, and further unprocurable." CARDINAL GOTTI REPORTED DYING. DISMISSED. The suit of Judson Harmon, receiver of the P.

Hallway Co. against C. 3. Uonlin, was settled and dismissed at thu plaintiff's tost Fri. INHERITANOE TAX.

Tn ('he matlcr. of -Die estate of Christina Damni; Judge Jones "Sainr- day ordered of direct'iniieritance; tax. cure for old age, cellent and thorough one. nothing sensational ij'is the best, the doctors VcaV'fiiuLuiidW cKisiting curciimstances. Hpilisfef's Rocky fonnfain Teai 35 cental cr Tablets.

Dr. A. Meyers 4 Co' A I A OOTTI. Home, Jan. Gotli, prefect of t'he propaganda, who iias been seriously ill from pneumonia, for some days, i dying.

0 0 LAMB'S ESTATE. Peter Lamb, administrator of tno estate 6f George Charles lias filed his final account in probate court. The estate aiuounted to $1100. crystals fair'of morning dare, lour complexion -now can be, If you take this good advice, And drint Roeky Mountain Tea. Dr.

Meyers Co. LOOKED I 1'OB UIB MILAflU. Wiishing'ion, Jau. most, icjniarkable procedures in liislnry iliu 'Mon- dny in order to avoid a. leriinicalily which prcvcnled 'Senator Burton, of Kansas, from drawing iiis mileage for lh( pK'sent session.

In'ni'dcr In haw roriuisilion hmuiroil it is necessary i'nr SIIIIIR ulli- cial of Die sc-nalf In lake iwlh t'nat he had sM-n Bi'nalitv in 'Hn cliiim- her, i i i i sine;) liio i i i and con- fd' Ili'c sciinlor be -iins not appeared in (he Tlii'iv is nn ilisposilion mi HIP- pnrl of. any one In Ilic initeage, soiialor, therefore, was lo from Hie cloakroom into the chamber for a moment, in order (hat ho mii-'Jil bo seen 'by some oflleial. He declined, but an employe en- iti conveisiUion in Hie ne.ir (he entrance to t'iie cliiiiulier. The employe suddenly liiriiej (he senator so (1ml faced (he chamher, aiidri-lic -aKeniion of ui- ialr? previously having been directed toward (his door, iic was seen from the chamber. It was then certified lliat Senator Burton was in attendance and his mileage was paid liim.

TO CHANGES. Photo by LahjpKe. London. sin TKOUAS York, Jan. Thomas Lipton has consented fo the amend- ments.made in two articles in.Hie ori 7 giiial deed of 'gift, which materially alters the number oE.

boats eligible to con lest, for the Lipton cup in (he annual race oh the great lakes. The aTtfdles, as read: Section 5 tha deed of gifl, which provides that only- yachts" belonging to -an nssociiilion which is a member of the Racing- Union of the Great Lakes shall compute, has been amended lo read as follows: Any yacht of Hi 0 twe'nty-oiie-fool class regularly enrolled in a bona-fide yacht club on Hie great lakes or their tributaries shall Imve (he -right, lo compete without time allowance, provided notice of entry shall be filed with the secretary of, the Columbia Yacht, club, 10 days before the dale set for the first race. BLACKENING HIS OWN SHOES. Richmond, Jan. polishing his slices Slate Senator R.

Ef Kirkman, who is a.candidate for rcnomination, fell down the cellar stairs, fracturing a rib and-siistainins other injuries that will keep him out the campaign. REVOLVER AT A FUNERAL. Owcnsboro, January attended a funeral, but on Iiis return forgot to take his revolver from his pocket. This.was the excuse William Green gave today for'carrying a concealed weapon. He was fined and given a jail sentence for his carelessness.

MRS. MAYER IS MARRIED. W'iten t5ic entry in the case of Anna S. Vail Mayer against Hubert S. Vail and others was filed in the common pleas court Wednesday afternoon it showed a Wio plaintiff bears the name of Anna S.

Smith. She is Hie divorced wife oE Dr. W. 0. Mayer.

Upon investigation it was found "thai Mrs. Mayer bad married ogain, and a her present 'niisband is William Snvilti, of near Princeton. Tile marriage occurred in-Cincinnati a month or six weeks ago and its occurrence was carefully guarded until Die settlement of hc Mayer-Vail case roaJe it necessary lo no longer keep ii from the public, SALE CONFIRMED. In the suit of Ella S. Vail Mayer against Hubert S.

Vail and others Bcldcn has confirmed the sale of real estate to Ella S. Vail Mayer, Ella Smith, The proceeds are distributed as follows: Costs, W. A. Sinkey, Evniline-V. Vail, Ella Vail (how S.

Smith) $3,165.25. OHtOAOO WIRES DOWN. Chicago, Jan. of 70 private eastern points, only two are working today, on account of ine sleet and snow storm. DUNCE HAS PERMISSION UNITED STATES.

M. JEAS A. X. I. JUSSEIUND.

Jan. 2.3. Ambassador Jnsserand has reported to his government t'iiat 'Ihe United Slates will nol regard a French naval demonstration against Venezuela a violation of the Monros Doctrine. Franco, 'however, -will not act until the i spoil of M. Taigny.is recvivcd.

Frenuh Cruisers Start. I'orl ol' Spain Island, Tlie Trinidad French cruisers Desnix and Jnriim Hi; firnvicru sailed from here today, for Tliiayra, DEMANDS MADE By the Miners Include An Advance In Wages. Indianapolis, Jan. The general scale committee of the United' Mine- n-orkcrs of America yesterday afternoon made ifs report' to lift convention. The report was 'taken up for consideration tliis morning.

Among recommendations are: "We demand tliat Districts 13, 14, 21 and 25 I admitted to no joint conference, also t'iie admission of all dislriels whoso operators arc willing to participate. demand a general advance of 2 cent over the present scale. "We dcmiind a uniform outside day wage. "Wo deniand that all yardage and ile.id work be advanced per cent. "We no boy under Iti years oC age shall 'be employed in or our contract be- conic eirec-tivfl -iApril 190G, and expire April- 19ft7.

tJWt eigiit liours shall conslitii.to jj-jil BISHOPS. i Jan. The Protestant. 'Episcopal bishops of the slates of IndiaiVjy Ohio, Illinois, 'Wisconsin and Michigan are meeting here to discuss means for a closer co-operation. Those present are Bishops Say- monr, oE Springfield; Leonard, of Vincent, of Southern Ohio; Graf ton, of Fon DuLnc; Williams, of Marnuette; While, of Michigan City; Anderson, Chicago; Francis, of lindiahapolis.

Coadjutor Bishop Osborne, of Springfield; Coadjutor Bishop Wcllcr, of Foil JDiiLiic, arid Coadjutor liishop-cleet McCoiraick, of Michigan. A PITTSBURG STOCK FIRM ASSIGNED. Pitisburg, Jan. D. Gartner stock brokers and ok liie Pittsbnrg Stock exchange, made .111 assignment today.

The liability will' exceed $200,000. Samuel R. Stccle of this city, was appointed assignee. MUST GIVE SECURITY'. In (he damage suit of Lazarus Burgess against the Ilerring-Hnll- (Marvin Safe Judge Bcldeu this morning ordered Burgess to give security for tlie costs i i 20 days -is he is a non-resident of the county.

If this is not done tlie. action will be dismissed at the plaintiff's cost. TIME TO ANSWER. In the suit of the P. C.

C. St. L. Railway Co. against Maggie Williams, the defendant ordered by' Judgu Relden, Friday, to answer on or before February 3.

Men re quite as eager as women to cultivate good looks. We know of hundreds of men in this vicinity that are taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Smart fellows. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Dr.

A. Meyers Co. SALE BILLS. Remember if your sale bills are prinlod'at Tho Democrat office, your sale will receive a free notice in The Butler County Democrat. wky tf HAMILTON VICINITY CASH GRAIN PRICES.

Qnoled by ClmmliPrlin Rros. boiid, anil col- Ion brokers. P. if.) Hani'illon a corn oats i onrn its f.ohiimin Rfic; corn nflc; oals 2i)c. Kranklin-Wheat Sfle; corn 3()e; oats 29c.

Wayncsvillc--Wheat SGc; com 30e; oats 2Sc. 'lliddletown-Wheat corn 3Sc; oats aOc. Soniervillc--Wheat SOc; corn 3Sc; oals Hughes Sfle; 002-11 Jlfic; oals.SOc. CHICAGO PRIDES OK VAEIOUS COMMODITIES. Furnished by Chamborlin Bros.

Stock, (Sniin, Provision and Bond Brokers, Roily Rlock. Open. High. law. Wheat- Hay 1 ,) Hep A'A WH Oats- May 8 Scp Pork- Jan 13.77 May 1J.30 14.10 14.12b Lard" 7.42 7.G5 7.0,5 7.CO 7.GO Ribs-- Jnn May 7.C5 7.05 7.57 7.57 NOTES AND NEWS MARKETS.

Chicago; Jan. of hogs for today 25,000 head. Estimated i-e- ceipts for tomorrow 34,000 head. Market opened strong. 'Mixed'' $0.55 5.55; heavy $5.55 o.fiO;' rough fi.nO; light market closed steady.

Bulk of sales Pigs Left over 5G97 head. Cattle-Strong. Receipts 5,000 Market steady. Shcep-Slrong. Receipts 1,400.

Mar ket strong. Chicago receipts of grain for today --Wheat 30 cars, contract 4 care; corn 407 cars, contract 20 ears; oats 252 cars, contract 50 cars. Estimated receipts for tomorrow- Wheat 10 ears; corn 324 CO ears. Northwestern receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Dululb for today 374 cars; a week ago 633 cars; a year ago cars; hvo years ago 175 cars. CINCINNATI PRICES GRAIN AND STOCK.

Cincinnati, 0., Jan. firm. No. 2 red Mek. Corn--Strong and fairly No.

3 mixed, 'track 45c; No. 4 mixed, track 44c; No. 3 yellow, track Oats-Trade quiel. No. 2 mixed track; No.

4 mixed, track 2 c. Hay-Offered nnd displayed fnrlhei- weakness. No. 1 tim- oriiy No. 2 No.

3 clover mixed No. 1 W.7a, No. 2 clover No. 1 $8.50, No. 2 $7.50.

Barley-No. 2 spring No. 4 No. 3 sprin-' extra Poiiltry-Cliiekciis ami hens met with a moderate request; ol'ncrs were fpiiet. Quotations without ebange.

Young t-hiekons 2 hens cocks Young ducks 13c Inr- kcys loo tonis 14c geese per dozen. Eggs--In sympathy wilh weather conditions holders had f.rni opinions. Trade lacked snap, however. Fancy frcslv sell at IDe a dozen and ordinary receipts at 17c a dozen. Ra'bbilst-Soll at 50a per down.

Ciittlc-Thc receipts of cattle today were light, w'hile the demand was but moderate, and, in addition to about 300 head of stale cattle carried over from yesterday, offerings wcrft ample to meet all requireiaehts, the market continued steadied to firmer feeling was manifest, though no material advance was quotable. Good stackers and feeding cattle arc wanted and firm. Milch ows quiet. Heavy steers, choice 4.85, fair Oxen B.uteher steeps, extra hoifcis, extVa ifi. good fail Cows, ex(ra $3.50 fe3.7o, fancy :f3.S5(Vi;4, good caiiiifix light and prices steady, wilh Hie demand fair, Thin and light bologna Cnlves-lfccr-ipts on moderate, prifM siiong lo a shade "higher.

Coin- mou and largo fair rt go0l light extra Ilnss--'Ihe inn of quilt; mall and owing in I'avorabli! on wc.ilhoi- local miyoi'K s-linwcd morn lo take hold, and the, iimrkel opened a good deal more animalvd, with packing nnd biiU'hcr lots 'selling higher and lishi flipping 1 l0 gs and pigs steady at yesterday's advance, as follows; Good 'to choice packers and 2 mixed pnciifjH comiuoii to choico heavy fat sows stags light y.OO; pigs, 110 Jhs and less Sheep and Lanids--Keceipts iight. mid jirices steady to easier. Sheep, extra good fair Lambs, extra. $7.75, good if7.35@7.C5, fair LICENSED TO WED, Il'omur A I i 27, a tailor, of Caindon; and Maggie 2(i, of Trenton. WilUiim I I Sinil'ii, aged 27, host- 11-1', Hamilton; aiid Nora Jo'hnsoh, aged 24) a donieslie, of Hamillou.

Dr. W. A. Waldo. George Goc'bol, aged a farmer, of and SfarHia Schutcrt, aged 22, of Trenton.

The Grant. ClilTord S. Jfyboll, aged ft mail carrier, of Hamilton; and Louise C. Ilauer, aged 28, of Hamilton. William Holberl, ngcd'30, a farmer, of Philanthropy; and Nell Evans, aged 20, of Philanthropy.

The Kcv. G. Kobsrt Brnce, aged 35, a carpenter, of Hamilton; nnd Agnes JfcCabc, aged 26', a domestic, of Hamilton. The Rex'. John J.

aged 21; a sgijfa dlelon. 'The rtl 1 1 1 1 Kayinoiid 'Francis CIicsteiv'agbd''20, a Icleyi-aph operator, otMoiii-oe, 0 and Lola Verbrook 21, a school tcaeiier, of Hni'uilton: Tfifl liev. A Jcukinsom Harry a- inonlder helper, of Ilnmiltoii; and Clara Slrohm, aged 22, of Hamilton. Tlia liev. Wesley Hntchqr.

Tliomas McGrail, 35, ayailroad conductor, of Middlcfown; Ell l-'eimescy, a housekeeper, of Middlelowii. Father Hickey. -Franklin Leach, aged 23, a niaii- ufaclurer, of Cincinnati: and AYil- liclmina Kose Mnycr, aged 22, of Hamilton. Rev. David Arnold Sch.if- fcr.

Clarence Miller, aged 33, a paper maker, of Hamilton; and Bertha. Johnson, nged 21, of Crescentvillc. Dr W. A. Waldo: MINERS' TRAIN" WRECKED.

Wcllslon, 0., -Jnii'. Kers, a miner, was 1 probably fatally injured and a number of otliers.s|iSht- ly injured today when train was wrecked at The engine was derailed and! the coach overturned. A MOTHER'SVENGEANOE ON A SALOON. Ironton, 0., Jan. James Rosenberg, who found'her.

soil intoxicated in William last night, took nn ax and destroyed everything in the saloon, causing severs! dollars damage. She was not arrested. HIGH WATER AT JOHNSTOWN. Johnstown, Jan. Thousands of dollars of damage ty tin flood.

Street cars and trains nre blocked by the high water. A number of nouses' wejre wrecked in Somerset county. fee by Iia enfnew mm ai lIl E' na i hf. Bustachlan his Is Inftamed you have a w. h- that car.n6t Cat Uri tarrh.