The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • Page 4

tiMptjr of uai 1 But would be ral iisiUon to our coterie of the way out of buslMM of lUana to north MM4OMMNV Weekly tditfan. ooe tfwutiac Boom. Addrwnas. Any aubeefiber otderlng the the cttaaged onnirt auwmyi torttttf as pneeunt S3FFSKI BOOFSK! SCAT! What a pity that tae United States fcs stopped from rushing into lie fixx at Fee. Here -was an opportunity to get a station on the west coast of Africa aad bound in fuM Morocco.

Neglect to incorporate a provision wf this kind tn the treaty of peace with iittaia must be charged direct to the American members of the Paris com- nuasion which gold-bricked Uncle Sam into paying Spain $20.000,000 for the clfillzing the Filipinos and the soldiers by court-martial afterward. Another million or two might have furrhased aa Spam's "implied" infiu- eucc in Morocco aac! girea us another vuitan to oar realm. is the snltan we need most in our Imeiness. Muley Abdul Azziz. the Mark ftattaa of Morocco, fsn't he a peach.

Talk about "Chancy" Depew--he isn't one-two-three with Muley. Muley must be Arabic for Mark. 3f- r-enoo Mark gets suier on slightest pro trapr. The metno Mi-ley almost by with the of Azziz When Muley mw that ha i tfcn hole he fled 01-4 jailed an trade that his brother 4 ulaJHfohatomed gfaould be Riade governor of the province of Pet. The mule In souse form or other serai be a family characteristic of the When Marcus Abdul Azziz Hanna found himself forced into a corner by Buliajcmara Dick, he pulled off his and swore by the beard of the Charles Kowlemouchahul Oros- that Mulai Wantitbadskal Merrickskitski should be the governor o' the province of Ohio if he had to id all tie pretenders to the everlast- ins bowwowskow.

It we had a sultan like that we vouldn't need to coddle him along with silver watches and charms with 33-cent silver medals to keep him from a little pretending on the side for himself. if it isn't too late we might reopen negotiations closed at Paris in hich we bought the Philippines and a number of islunos tor coaling sta- Troubles for the C. H. D. A Bad Wreck Blocks Traffic in the Hamilton Yards.

Two Engines and Several Cars Were Smashed in a Collision, And an Engineer Belonging to the C. H. I. Division Severely Injured-News of the Railroads. i-lerest in Muley Abdul Azziz, the tan who knows how to knock a preten- Into the middle of next week by unning away when the pretender calls official business of a strictly politi- Press.

The rest of it, AbduS Azziz, Is evident A' Hamilton yesterday the second section of east bound freight train No. 91 on the C. H. in charge of Engineer W. E.

Anger and conductor Frank and make Spain an offer for her Sl CIair col 51 ed with switch engine i. i A No 87 and three freight cars in charge Engineer E. MartindiJe of Carth' age, who was badly bruised and cut about the head and body, and fireman Bergemeyer, The cause of the wreck was the fe.llurc of the air on No. 91 to work, and from the appearance of the wreck, i the crash must have been a terrible one. Seven cars loaded with grain piled up broken square in two, and two or three were thrown far out i into the Fourth Ward Park.

When I the crash came, most of the residents the near vicinity, were badly frightened The houses were violently shaken and until the nature of the I was learned many thoueht It I T-'BS an earthquake. When the air brakes refused to work NOTICE. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens Loan and Building of Lima. will be held on Friday. January IK.

1903, at 7 p. for the election of directors and auditors, and snch other business as may come before them, L. A FRLTZ, Hecy. Urns, Ohio. Dec.

IS. 1902. dec-K-23-GQjan-6-13. "WPW fcrakw. aatttw Mftr Mt tar to do to Botk 10ft Uxelr and andottb- trdljr Mved ttwlr HTM by ao doimg.

Many the are iBUUhed up beyond hopes of mod en No, 87 and 316 badly damaged, specially No. 316, whjch loft the track and plowed a great farrow in eldewalk. This engine badly smashed and will require rebuilding. Traffic on the C. H.

I. dlrlilon at the C. II. u. waa delayed for many A belated New Year's gift came th? notice yesterday to the Nickel Plate dispatchers that their salaries liad been Increased 10 per cent News from Cleveland several weeks ago Indicated a disposition to raise th? rits, but definite news in the shape of an official bulletin was delayed so long tb.it the men had lost hope and consequently they were taken by surprise yesterday.

The increase dates from Jaauary 1. The men affected by the increase are the day and night chief dispatchers and three trick dispatchers. Two weeks aso the operators but on the road received a 10 per cent in crease, but those employed in the rjam office and the clerks have not re chived notice of an advance as yet Such notice is expected dally, Wayne Sentinel, Relief Grows Rapidly. Conductor O. Ginty, who is the representative of the division of the Pennsylvania on the advisory board of the Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief association, went to Chicago yesterday jn the interest of the association.

He says the relief department is growing rapidly, in fact the applications for membership are coming in faster than the examinations can be made by the company's doctors. There are now 100 men at work who are the opportunity to be examin- pci aad taken into the department. HigtJUoB and of that ayataoL The c. H. aactmd the road from Mr.

Aator, of New York, who I'WMd aad receivership la con- with a view of a to that C. H. It can given a clear title. The C. H.

and 1. expects to expend a considerable amount on the road In improvements aad wants an old outstanding claims against the company wiped out. ONE r--I--s--H at Townsends. FRANCO-AMERICAN BEEF AND CHICKEN BROTH INVAL- a AT OIMONO BROS. 74-2t F--I--S--H at Townsend'u.

A KAFFIR "SMOKER." TI General Notes. The Fimtlay, Ft. Wayne and West- has been transferred from a New York company to an Ohio company it is understood, as a preliminary move to making application for a receiver to lake charge of the property. The property ia now operated by the Wojccn Are of tttf In Soath Africa the woman Incessantly. Your native servant smokes as Kite cooks as she The tobacco she likes is The dainty clgarettv aa English or liossiau laily of fashion enjoys, smoked through a quilt so that uo Uit-otine can stain cither teeth or fingers, would bt snppred nt by a Kaffir.

"Uivp mt and something hi it I can tasif." Is in effect what she? nays. The men Kafliiw art 1 Ix'youd tobacco. They so vfliotnout that it makes them cough and splutter, lo-ie their breath, choke uisO snp2s fin alarmltlg degree. Tliry stiuff. and are fond of nntl pinches of It they call i tvtien they meet and visit anuthcr.

Regarding tobacco as too lullj for their taste, the Kaffirs take anoliior wucil smoke that They to arranje a stroking party, by tinj; or. the ground ami settles n-jitiy their "pipe," a cow torn with a tbln tube in it inserted half way dowa at right angles to the boru. Tiiu of the tube is In a basin, aud it is froja it that the smoker mirke the- strong stuff that makes him incapable of anything but a series of cougbs aud chokes for some time after he has lisd turn at the which is passed around from man to man. unsli a cbo- rus of coughs tfnds the air. The tobacco the Boers stuoite looks like poor tea and is peculiar in flavor.

yet KnglisbiiiDn wbo have IKH-OIUS to it acquire sticlj a taste for St that iht-y. never ask for any other London Kew Suit Was Filed Today. The Plaintiff Is the Executor of Wm. Napier's Will, And Petitions the Court for a Construction of the Bequests. Former Employe of the C.

H. Boiler Shop Brings an Action for Damage in the Sum cf $5,000 00. tMttttM tfttt aftar (M a p0rtod ot i a between Ho claims that hia injn-fy 0u nart UH ionmaa, who bj a nazarooui potltion with i ttoBi by which he conU iajurv that bcfeJ him. Ha have been The only new action of any importance filed in common pleas court today, was an action tuat is commenced by Hilrey C. Napier, of the south side as executor of the will of Wm.

Napier, deceased, petitions the court for a construction of the will. He pots forth the claim that there are oiiestlons that have arisen and will continue to arise from different clauses in the document and he seeks relief ia a construction by the court Mrs. Sarah Napier, widow of the deceased, and Mrs. Harriett Ueed, Mrs. Mrs.

Susan Reed. Mrs. Sarah E. Smith and Mrs. Mary V.

Stritf. are as defendants in the w.se. Ridenour and Halfbill are tut- plaintiff's attorneys. Suit For Damages. Frank Suraney.

who was injured in the C. II. boiler shop on 12th 5ay of last April, through his counsel. Becker Becker. bi- an iin yostwaay.

He state's in ins roaulred to pay hia daiaagea Jn M'm of $5,000. thf A Ucwtw. Man-lase license WM le1 in f) t-oart today to J. A. Cotaer a e.J a 24, son of Qeorge Miss Edith Shlvely.

Ji tor of John Shlvely. Both art lier.ts of Allen county. Real Estate TrantfecE. Thomas J. Nash, to Mary lot 2GS in Rose's additlom, $1.

Johu to Thomas Rico, lot fl.200. Matilda Badeau, et al. te Wm inches of ground adjohsiig 't. Inock on south Main street, 3 pound Shelled Peanuts far 2. Wte at Smith's, 7 HOUSE WIFE'S BURDEN AND THE TERRORS OF BAKING DAv BANISHES BY THE USE OF "MOTHERS BREAD." 4 O--y--s--t- at Tvw OTHERS SUCCOMB.

Norfolk, Jan. deaths from lockjaw resulting fn.ic Christmas toy pistol wounds, rf toclay. making aboat SI here in 10 days. Others arw frr-n the same disoase and the end of fau-. ities seems nowhere la sight.

Norfolk board of health uxb the tor up uxlay and experimoBts BV.W In pnigrcss at thp UniTorslty of Meilioine r.t Kicbniond, to as a i accurately the tetanus anil find a cure If possible CARROLL COONEY. CARROLL COONEY. Muslin Underwear. Furs. Cloaks.

CARROLL COONEY. Carroll Cooney's Sale Dress Goods. One lot of half wool Dress Goods, former prices 18c and 25c, sale pnee, per yd. Our Sale open, Friday, January 9l and Saturday, January 17th. I our purpo 0 to rodace our to end we wil, surpass ail orme tff tho wa of price etl i a a saLE SPECIAL Dress Goods.

i i Draperies. One iot of black and colored Dress Goods, in- oluding all wool plaids, plain cashmeres, fancy Mohairs, former prices 35 to 50o sale prica, per yard Ladies' and Children's Muslin Underwear One lot of all wool Novelties, checks, stripes and colored Cheviots and Granites, former prices SO to 75c, sale price, per yard One lot of all wool Waistings and Panama Suit- ings, in blue, gray and tan colors, also one piece of black Cheviot, all formerly 75c, sale price, par yard One lot of Etamines, Crepellas, black Mohairs, imported Scotch plaids, all were 81 per yard, sale price Embroideries. One lot of Embroideries, both edgings and ailorera, at exactly half price. Blankets. Special Prices on all Woolen Blankets.

TAILOR.MADE SUITS. Our entire atach of tailor-made suits is divided in two prices to be sold. Firat ail suits worth up to $15 go at $5.98. Oar entire stock consisting of our Norfolk acd best stvle worth up to go at $10. Af-ove Suits not altered at these COAT REDUCTIONS.

Flue all wool Kersey Coats with extra quality mercerized linicgat special price of $5.00. Extra quality Kersey Coatu with Skin ner satin lining, a remarkable low price of $7.50. LOOSE COATS AiND MONTE CARLOS. One lot of IS and $18 preity Coata, jnst the style you want, at $12.75. Our tine outer garments, worth up to 827.50, go at $16.50.

Fine 1'ea-de-Soic Coats in best styles of scascc, $25.00. HOUSE ROBES. Onr stock of House Robea surpasses ni other in its completeness, Seventy-live different styles, all actual cast price, to out, beaiitsrg ftott $3.75 to $7.50. FUR REDUCTIONS. All 81.93 Scarfs go at $1JJ9.

All Scarfs go at $1 All 15,00 Scarfs go at 75. All $7,50 Scarfs go at $500. Our $35 Fur Coats are $27.50. CHILDREN'S COATS. One lot of good Coats for Children frou 2 to 6 years, and f5 values go Friday $1.00 Each.

Fine Kersey Coats from 6 to 14, regular quality gfat All $7.50 Children's $5.00. Ladles' Wool Waists at 69c, $1.69 and $2 39. Dress Skirts at Carroll Cooney. CT iNEWSPA'PER.