Appleton Post from Appleton, Wisconsin • 5

SHORT! NOTES. ALBERT S1MPICH. TELLER Oil GEHiAGAN Colorado Senator Makes a Warm Attack on the Generil Who Abused Gen. Miles. ALSO IUOLTJDES THEj PRESIDENT Who Is Gharged.

with Decorating the Irascible SoIcUer Neely's Case at Last Decided. "4 tee on agriculture yesterday to answer Inquiries concerning the oleomargarine bill. He said the bill -as a revenue producer was useless and was not If it was not a revenue bill it was a misnomer, and objectionable on that ground. GOV. DUBBIN INAUGURATED Host Brilliant Function of tlie Kind in 4 tUe History of the State.

Indianapolis, Jan. 15. Governor-Elect Winfield T. Durbin was ushered-Into the governorship of Indiana yesterday with more brilliancy generally than ever before attended the inauguration of an executive of the Hoosier state. Shortly before noon Governor accompanied by his staff infill! uniform, his private Charles E.

Wilson; the Indianapolis battalion of light infantry, the Indianapolis light artillery. and the Indianapolis Military band, proceeded in state to the Denison hotel, where Be was received byA Governor-Elect Dnrbin" and two were then driven to the slate Waiting for the gubernatorial party in the main corridor of' the capitol, where the ceremonies of inauguration took place, were the members of the general assembly of Indiana, all the officers, the members of the citizens' committee in charge of the affair and the public. Just previous to the arrival of Governor Mount and Governor-Elect Dnrbin the oath of of- .1 .1 A Don't Despair! This is our message to weak women. Here is assurance of help from one wb.6 has suffered and found relief. is-'.

Washington, Jan. 15. Just' at 4he close of a day of dreary discussion of technical, details of the army reorganization bill Teller, speaking to an amendment he had offered, delivered a sensational denunciation of General Eagan; former commissary general hf h( TTnitA1 Stntes nrmv. His state I am a firm believer in tlie efficacr of Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Clint on ville has a case of email pox.

Mrs. Peter Heid, of the town of Grand Chuie, has been critically ill for the past few weeks. Miss Belle Mo Arthur has resigned her position as teacher in the public schools at Waupaca. Miss Hilda Hettinger left for Bed Wing, Monday where she will enter a seminary. Frank Kuehnl, of pale, will sell all his stock and farm implements at public auction on Jan.

SO. i Do not forget the special razor sale at the Schlafer Hardware company for this week only. Any i razor or strop at 20 per cent les than regular prices. Mrs. A.

Zielke has gone to Missouri, where she was called) by the serious illness of her brother. G. W. Heu has located in Green Biy, whee he will represent the Metropolitan Insurance company. Mr.

and Mrs. Pease, of Kaukauna, have moved to this city, where Mr. Pease has seoured employment. The most soothing, healing and antiseptic application ever devised is De-Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It relieves at once and cures piles, sores, eczema and skin diseases.

a ware of imitations. Kamps Saoksteder. Miss Blanche TJilman entered upon her duties as soloist alt lvthe church at JlPond du Lac Sun-day. i i Pepsin preparations often fail to re- i Pale People, for they cured me after several doctors had told me tbat nothing but an operation -would save my life. For nearly SO years I buffered from female weakness which was aggravated by kidney trouble.

I could stand but a few minutes at a time and at intervals would be confined to my bed for days. i I 44 For about ten years I doctored continually and employed several physicians. I continued to grow worse and finally the doctors tbld me 1 that my only hope was in an operation. 1 would nofe submit to this. "Seeing Dr.

Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People advertised in the Eapers I decided to try them. That was, four years ago. I thought they elped me and I took, In all, six boxes of the pills. They are the best medicine I ever found. No one who.

sees me now would believe that I had suffered so much. I do not find it necessary to take the pills now and am able to do my own housework. I take pleasure in recommend-', lng Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all who are in need of a good medicine." (Signed) Mrs. Ellkn Elknbeck, Turin, N.

Y. 1 Bubscrlbed and sworn to before me this 6th day of -February, 1900. Iskal T. R. Evans, Jfrtary Iubiie.

The above cut is a likeness of Albert J. S'mpich who announces himself as a candidate for the nomination for probate jadga. at the 'forthcoming election wee vus aumimsrereu to jjieuienanx Aril 1 IQftl Mr Simnirth has been a Governor-Elect Newton W. Gilbert by. APnl 2' ia01' Mr BimPl0b DeGn a m.

Williams mm Ms i -i; i I ment included also the administration, because General Eagan had been retired, according to the Colorado senator's charge, as a "decoration and. a reward" for his attack upon the commanding general of the army. Teller's amendment was intended to prevent an officer who has been suspended from duty, either "by sentence of court martial or by executive order in mitigation pf such sentence, "being retired. After raying that the section had been incorporated in the blU for the purpose of enabling rthe president to retire General Kagan, Teller declared it was retained In the bill in "order that an officer of the army, Major Joseph W. Wham, might be got rjd of.

Goes Hack to That Beef, "lie cannot be gotten rid of In any other way," said Teller, "and he ought not to le gotten rid of in any circumstances." Teller adverted to the case of General Eagan at some length. Of the beef furnished the arnly he said It was "boiled ifud canned, and of very Qncieht lineage, some of which had made a. trip to Europe and 'back, being fed to' our soldiers after it had been condemned by European governments." Teller denounced General Eagan in ifor iff ase ireopie Are sold boxes (never in loose built) at ISO cents a 'box or pfxlwxes for M.S0. and maybe had of all druggists, or direct by mall, from Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Hcnnectady, fi.

x. i supreme Judge Francis E. Baker. The lieutenant governor and the general assembly then marched to the main torridor to await the arrival of the gubernatorial party. The ceremonies of the inauguration proper were the simplest of the entire tlay.

Rev. II. W. of Anderson, the invocation and then Chief Justice Dowling of the supreme court formally swore in Durbin as the governor of Indiana. Governor Durbin followed with a short inaugural address and the ceremony was over.

At 7 p. m. the marble halls of the capitol blazed with the many-colored brilliancy of 5,000 electric lights and in the governor's parlors ex-Governor James E. Mount, with Mrs. Mount, assisted Governor Durbin receive the thousands of callers who came to wish good fortune to the new executive.

lieve indigestion because they can digest only albuminous foods. There is one preparation that digests all classes of food, and that is Kodol Dyspepsia Unre. resident of Appleton for about four years past, where he has been practicing his prof ession of the law. He comes of German parentage and speaks both English and Garman with eqiai fluency. While natunlly bdxious to secure the nomination to he aspires and willing to ns9 all honorable means to secure it, he deolaresL thaVjC he should not be.sao.oessful he wfl willingly abide by-the result of the convention and will work etrnestly for Jbe suooees of the man who may be ohosen.

He has dnr ing his residence in Appleton labored continually for the interest of the re-publican party, having been active in the campaignsof 1898 and 1900. Mr, Himpich was born in Plymouth, Sheboygan county, April 25, 1863. When 2 years of age his parents removed to Oalumetville, Cilnmet county, where his early years were spent. He attended the district schools of Oalume county till 15 years of age, when another removal ocaurred to Urbana, where It cures the worst cases of indigestion and gives instant relief, for it digests what you eat. Kamps Saoksteder.

sensational language. "As an officer of the United States army," said the scna- Fred Hyde, of Glinton ville, visited his 4rvi mmln nn iln inn rf hlmwilf father Weloome Hyde last week. The latter has been quite ill but is now and showed himself to he a miserable guard. Kxceptsto Kazan's Imitators have been many. Thought ful people hive learned that true merit comes only with! the 1 genuine Rocky Prices.

Reduced the youth attended the high school. In We have some fifty Satin Damask Linen Table Cloths, 1879 he entered the Normal school at Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine company. 35 cents. Kamps Saoksteder Arthur DeGolier, who has been in Shawano county for several weeks, has returned to Appleton. His health is very poor.

The merited reputation for curing piles, sores and skin diseases acquired by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, has led to the making of worthless counterfeits. Be sure to get only; DeWitt's Salve. Kamps Saoksteder. Odhkoeh, and from that time until 1891 he alternately taught school acd at tended the the money secured from his school teaching being applied SO THEY WERE MARRIED. Miss French Now the Wire of a Young Millionaire Vamierbilt.

Newport, R. Jan. 15 Vows that unite Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, head of the- great house of that name, and Miss Elsie T. French, daughter of one of New York's richest families, were made yesterday b.efore the altar of the Zabriskie Memorial Church of St. John the Evangelist.

At noon the ceremouy was performed with all the ritualistic splendor of the Episcopal service, in the presence of the wealth and aristocracy of the country. No bride was ever blessed with a brighter sun. No bride ever looked into a future richer with prospect and promise. Newport was as gay and brilliant as If it were midsummer. Down oin New York society had come in its finest raiment, and the streets in the old north part of the city, where society seldom goes, were ablaze wffh color and light.

The Zabriskie Memorial church is In a neighborhood one the center of fashion, but it Is far removed from the environs of aristocracy now. Miss French chose it as the sceue of her marriage ceremony because she has worshiped there all her life. The old church was garnished with flowers, though, until iit was a bower fit for any bride. 'TRAMP COMES TO GRIEF. toward his expenses at the Normal Graduating from the Normal in 1891, in the fall of the same year he entered the 1 Ilef erring to General Eagan's denial of General Miles' charges as.

to "embalmed beef," Teller declared "his language was (brutal and low and so iad it could not be overlooked, although there was a very evident desire to overlook -It." Teller -made a stinging attack upon the president for having retired General Eagan, asserting that the "retirement, in the circumstances, was a decoration and not a punishment, and many of the American people belle ve" it was a decoration and a reward for. his attack upon the general commanding the. army." Teller Declares Himself Intul(ri. Carter, replying to Teller, said: "This bill is not a party measure as reported to this body toy a committee composed of men of all parties. If the senator from Colorado insists upon considering it as a party measure "That is a gratuitous insult," shouted Teller.

"I was about to say" continued Carter, "that if the senator from Colorado desires to make this a party measure, he wGll find it difficult get a following in this chamber." Is" ELY 3IUST GWkJIACK TO CUBA And Be Tried by Spanish Law for His Postoftice In. Washington, Jan. 15. The United States supreme court yesterday announced Its decision in the case of C. W.

Neely, charged with embezzlement of the public funds of Cuba while acting as financial agent of the department of posts of that Island, holding that Neely is subject to extra Junior class at the state university at The first 'shiDment of cabbacre from "7" separate and with Napkins to match; shghry mussed. We shall reduce them Wednesday morning as follows: 8-4x10-4 cloths, price $3 00, $2 00. 8-4x12-4, 2 yds. by 3 reduced from $3.00 to $2.00. The following have 1 doz.

Napkins to match: 10-4x12-4, 24 yds, by 3 yds. cloths, with one dozen Napkins to match, price $10.00, reduced to $6.00. 24 yds by 24 with one dozen Napkins, price $14, reduced to $9 00. 24 yds. by 24 with one dozen Napkins, i price $7, reduced to $4 75.

Cloths with Napkins to match, reduced from $13.75 to $9.00, $10.00 to $6.00. i :) v' SPECIAL HOUSEKEEPING SALE Shioctbn the cold storage building at Madieon, taking the English course. The same year he received the principal-ship of the high sahool at Glinton Junc was made last Saturday. They were cabbage that had been shipped there from this city, and were of a rather inferior quality. tion, which he held for five years.

He then returned to the university and entered the school, at the same time keeping up his work in the English Don't get sidetracked in business. Dullness sometimes passes for death. course. He graduated from the 'lawpMen with brains reaoh the goal. Bocky school in 1897 with the first class to Mountain Tea puts gray- matter into one's head.

35 cents, Kamps Saoksteder. IN i 1 1 complete the three years course, and two days afterward, June 28, 1897, he came to Appleton where he has since resided. In 1892 Mr. Simpich, was married, his bride being Miss Amanda Heller, of Calumet county. Two children, a daughter and son, have been born to them.

The Peftibone -Peabody Company. ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance to establish and fix the salaries of officers and men in the fire department of the city of Appleton, the common council of the city of Appleton do ordain, Hec, 1. Officers and men employed in the fire department of the city of Appleton shall receive' the annual salaries hereinafter named, and Euch salaries shall be payable monthly on the day following the regular meetings of the common council. Sec.

II. The following shall be the officers lie Runs Up Against a Snag In Trying to Order a Pinner. Eau Claire, Jan. 15. A tramp went to the residence of.

W. J. and wnt Into a bedroom in which Mrs. Davis was washing her little baby. He asked her whether she was alone, and the startled woman replied that the hired girl and the two other children were down stairs and ordered him out.

The brute seized the baby and threw the little one roughlyxdown on the bed and ordered Mrs. Davis to get dinner for him. LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA. and employees of the fire department of the city of Appleton and their salaries: Per Annum. Members pf the Ramps Family all Holding; Good Positions in the West.

George Oosgrove received a letter this morning from W. F. Kamps, who went The chief of the fire $960.00 Electrician 600.00 He swore he would kill her If sh. -i i 1 I 1 I 1 1 ii gave an alarm. She went downstairs rtoOsltfornia with his parents about Captains 600.00 Pipemen, hosemen, truckmen and drivers 540.00 Sec.

III. The salary of the chief of the fire department herein provided shall include his salary as fire warden and he shall receive no further pay or compensation for service rend' ered in behalf of the city of ADDleton. Idee. IV. This ordinance shall take effect and year.

ago. He writes that he is still clerking at the Natick house in lios Angeles, but don't know, just how long he will stay there. He says: "I have several positions in view. I have a good ppsition right here, and they treat me be in force from and after its passage and pub lication. Introduced by Alderman Bauer.

Passed 1 Attest: When ordering BINDER TWINE lajil right. They gave me a raise in wages Mayor. 1 mffM remember that ORDINANCE NO. Ml i i An ordinance to establish and fix the salaries of officers and mn in the police department of the ciry of Appleton. the common council of UlTJYYlAllTn the city of Appleton do ordain.

Lindsay Sec. I. Officers and men in the police depart ment of the city of Appleton shall receive the annual salarie- herein after named, and euch ll salaries shall be payable monthly oh the day ill 4 and managed to get the hired girl to go after "Davis. When the latter arrived, the tramp was seated at the table Davis ordered the man out and a fight ensued. A policeman, who had been called by the hired girl, arrived at that moment and arrested the Nebraska's Electors Vote.

Lincoln, Jan. 15. 'Nebraska's eight electors met at the capitol yesterday afternoon and cast their vote for William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president. W. It.

Barton was selected messenger to the electoral college, six of the other electors announcing that they would accompany him as escort at their own expense. Pine Log: Killed Ovjr Uim. Sidnaw, Jan. 15. John Mat-son was instantly killed at G.

A. Bergland's roll way while unloading cars. He slipped, lost his balance, and a large pine log of over 1,000 feet rolled completely over him. lie recently came from Dollar Bay, and had only worked three days. He was about 27 years old and of Finnish birth.

i Death, of William H. Dwyer, Detroit, -Jan. 15. William H. Dwyer, treasurer of the Peninsular Stove company, died at his home here Sunday night.

He was 38 years of age and. was born in Poughkeepsie, N. in 1863. He had been connected -with the Peninsular Stove com following the regular meetings of the common i Sec. II.

Th following shall be the officers Costs no more per pound than other inferior and employes of the police department of the brands. Gall and1 see us before placing city or Appleton, and their salaries I Per Annum dition, justice iianan tanned down the court's opinion, which wras unanimous, and immediately after the opinion was concluded an order was issued requiring that the mandate in the case be Issued at once. The opinion embraced a complete review -of the case, explaining Neely's crime and arrest and his effort to prevent extradition to Cuba. The opinion also detailed the laws relating to extradition and quoted the act of June 1900, extending the provisions of section 5270 of the revised statutes to foreign country which is "occupied by or under, the control of the United States" so as to make the law cover among other crimes embezzlement in such countries. This law was passed after Neely's crime was committed, and especially to fit his case.

The supreme court declares It constitutional. The whole Supreme court argument is -devoted to controverting the claim of the defense that Cuba was not foreign territory within the meaning of the act of June 6, 1000. At one point the opinion says: "It Is true that as between Spain, arid the United' States indeed, as between the United States and all foreign nations Cuba, upon the cessation of hostilities with Spain and after the treaty of Paris, was to be treated as if it were con--quered territory. But as between the United States and Cuba that island is territory held in trust for the inhabitants of Cuba, to whom it rightfnlly belongs, and to whose exclusive control it will be surrendered when a stable; government shall have1een established by their voluntary action." As soon as the war department is officially informed of the decision of the supreme court sustaining Its contention In the case steps will be taken to secure the prisoner's removal to Havana for trial. Neely is now In custody In the street Jail.

New York, pending the hearing of civil proceedings against him on the charge of having brought stolen groods Into the state of New York. Judicial steps will be Institute to vacate the civil proceedings ana secure the transfer of the prisoner. Still Talking About Porto Rico. Washington, Jan. 15.

The United States supreme court yesterday resumed Its hearing In the case of Charles IIuus versus the New York and) Porto Rico Stemshlp company, and Senator Lindsay continued the argument Jn favor of the government. Gags on the Oleo Bill. Washington, Jan. 15. Secretary was before the senate commit The city your order; See local First assistant deputy marshal.

660.00 Patrolmen 4 660.00 Merchant police 300.00 Section III. This ordinance shall take effect SCHLAFER HARDWARE and be in force from and after its passage and for a Christmas present. I expect to get a position with the Bock Island Bailway company as tourist agent, running between Los Angeles and Boston. I guess we are going to remain in California as we all like it very much. We have all got pretty good positions.

Father has been laid up for the past two months with rheumatism, but feels some better now. other Ferd is working in an art store, where he has a good position, and Adolph is still in the Boston store, where he is being promoted right along. I very frequently see people here that I met while clerking at the Bitger. The other evening W. W.

Chadwiok, formerly assistant dairy food commissioner of Wisconsin, took a room here, and we had a long chat about Appleton." Advertised letters. addressed to the following parties remained uncalled for in thepost-ofSoe for week ending Jan. 12: GKNTXJDOar. APPLBTblf, WIS. SMBK- publication.

Introduced by Alderman Bauer. Jrassed Attest: Mayor. $8.50 Per Set. $8.50 Per Set. First Publication Jan.

17. 1901. rRDER FOR ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIM8. State of Wisconsin, County Court for Outa gamie County. In Probate.

In the matter the estate of Patrick Don fthnn. deceased. 1 Best Material and Guaranteed to Fit. Lietters of administration on the estate of Patrick Donahue, deceased, having been issued to Kojrers. i Buy your dentistry as you do your clothing and groceries- It is ordered, that the tune until ana Including the Stb day of August.

A. P. 19M, be, and the. same is the time hereby allowed and limited for the creditors of said Patrick Donahue, deceased, to present their claims for examination nnH allowance to this court. where you I can get the best and the most lor the least money.

You can Wake from 25 to 50 per cent by having your dentis W. Cameron, A Derier. A. Ordered further, that the claims and demands try done by i- I Much, Herman Qctai, Hor Jong Scripture, Dr. Urban, A.

L. Winne, U. or an persons against saia aeceaBea oe received, examined and adjusted by this court at Hideman, W. Habbarrt. B.

Mantpufat, (ins Martin, Q. D. pany since it was organized by his father, James D. Dwyer, in 1881. Indiana Contractor Indicted.

Jackson, Jan. 15. The Hinds county grand jury has returned an indictment against J. E. Gibson, the Indiana building contractor arrested feeveral weeks ago on the charge of attempting to bribe Governor Loogino to secure from him the new state, house contract.

Gibson is in the city under bond. And Hovr It Is Signed Again. Peking, Jan. 15. The protocol was signed yesterday morning, the idea of protesting "against any clause having been abandoned.

a special term thereof, to be held at the court A 1 a a horse in trie city oi Appiewn, in gaiucoimiy, on the firat 1 nradav of Aueust. A. D. 1901. and tliat Porcelain Crowns.

Silver Filling. GARY i iL- 1 I i Gold Crown. Gold rilling. notice thereof and of the time hereby limited for creditors to present their claims, be given by Pmith, Mrs. H.

Urban. Mrs. M. Mass. Mrs.

Anna Peck, Mrs. C. H. publication of this order for four successive weeks in the AFFLKTOs itubx, a weexiynews- 1 The Dentist. 70S College Avenue, Next to Qeenen'e, Parties, in calling for.

above letters, will please say "advertised" and pay one cent for each letter. Moksib F. Babtxau, Po tmaiter. paper pauugueu ui mu wuuvj i Dated January 8, 1901. Sw4 By order of the court FSAKKW.

HABBTMAN, G. T. MOE8EX8, AttV for Estate, i County Judge..