Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 3

WEDNESDAY EVENING HAMILTON, DAILY DEMOCRAT, AUGUST 19 1894. SNAP SHOTS. otrr raw ri.r. "Adversity baa uses sweet, And tills one I do declare, If you're a head, ind neat, Your wife can aever putl your btir." BUUUBTIN OF Today's Democrat. Indications last night were for a continuance of fair weather, with a change to slightly cooler.

peruure yesterday reached a mailmnm ofS7 degrees. A moderate low barometer, area central, over the upper Mississippi valley, has' occasioned nigh tern peratnre in Iowa, Kansas and Sooth Da- koto, bnt with tbe exception ot a trace of rain at Matqnette, generally fjir conditions have prevailed in that sec- tlon. In the lake region, temperature ranges as low as In the sixties. Very light showers occurred at a few other points, bat tbe weather generally was for th? most part fair. In tbe southeastern states whre michn.in has fallen, temperature Is unusually low, being below seventy last evening.

1 The Late Strike Expensive. Japs Marching On Pektn. Katghts of Pythias Camp. Fight With Thieves. Base Ball Scores.

2 Editorial. Wayside Notes. KatherlneTlmberman's Triumph, Society Gossip. Oxford News. 3 Fanr Conncllmen Arrested, Hamilton Rifles' Cigars.

K. O. E. Urand Castle. Lamberts' Domestic Troubles.

Conrt Honse News. Teachers' Institute, 4 Democrat Scribes' Picnic Premiums- Reciprocity Treaties. A Levee Falls. WHAT nOtT? Htmiltoi Kiln lew ItoU The Haalltou Riflat arr enjoying i scindil which promises to blacken the character ol of the leading spirits of the orguliatlon. Tbe fles left i be middle of July and went to Silver Like, near Akroa, where they re.

In camp for ten days. During their tbe key to tbe club room was left at the St. Charles hotel A care well stocked with cigars was left behind, evidently to he handled by the agent of fate, as the janitor oftbeciub room accompanied tne bojs on their trip When tbe Rides returned rome tbey discovered that tbe cigar case was well nigh depleted. Several members of the fles remained at home and had access to the club rojm. Upon a little Investigation It seems that suspicion listened Itself on one of the members as caving been guilty of prying the cigar open and appropriating the stock to his own consump tlon.

A conrt of Inquiry, consisting of M. Bnston, J. Fisher and Quartermaster Earl Booven, has been appointed by the organization to Institute a thorough Investigation Into the premises and report the finding of same at the next regular meeting. AT BELLEPOHTAISB The Annual Meeting of the K. 0.

E. Grand Cattle, Being Hamiltonians Present The following letter ban been received from Sir Knight Jacob M. Gardner, who Is now attending tbe antual session of the Grand Castle of Oolo, Knights of the Golden Eagle, now meeting at Belle- ARRESTED, fontalne: The SB, August 28, IBM 00 TO LZBEETT. The Hamilton Browns will go to Liberty, Friday, whete they wilt cross bats with the local champions bf that place. OLB SUBOH 2EAO.

Dr. John T. Nixon, aged 83, and one of the oldest thirty-second degree Masons In. Ohio, died at his home In Mason yes morning, of paralysis. 1LECTKICITY.

James Dale, of Chicago, will he at the Central high school building Fridav evening and deliver a talk on the ever Interesting subject of eleotricty.prestst- ing the subject without the use of algebra or the higher mathematics, Other speakers will also be present and ex Governor James Campbell will preside. The lecture will be free. VKDEK CUE BEAD. The soldiers' reliel commlsilqn met met today. The Sons of Veterans held their regular meeting last evening and at which time they decided to give a "fair" for the benefit of the order.

A committee composed of Cast. G. Raxubme, Leut. Pflanzer and Mart Hawthorn was appointed to complete the arrangements. XK.S.

OOILEITE'S ItrKEKAL. Toe morning opened bright and grand over the beantlfnl city and the trains continue to bring officers, representa tlves and members of the grand lodge from all parts of the state. On acconnt of delayed trains, howerer, the grand castle was not convened nntll o'clock this morning, when Grind Chief Joseph M. Wilson presided. Among those who answered to roll call were: Supreme Chief Jacob Aul), of Baltimore, Md.

Past Supreme Chief C. W. Mitchell. of Hamilton, Past Grand Chief Jacob M. Gardner, of Hamilton, Past Grand Chief GUflllin, of Sidney; Past Grand Chief A.

H. Alexander, of Springfield, Grind Vice Chief E. V. Moore, of Tawawa; Grand High Priest Cadwalader, fifty representatives, other officers and chairmen of the various com. mlttets.

After prayer and the opening ceremonies, the honrs for the meeting were fixed at from 8 to 13 a. m. and from 1:80 to 5:30 p. m. The grand castle then adjourned nntll Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock.

The Invitation to participate In the demonstration and entertainment this afternoon was accepted. After dinner a grand parade wis given bv five cottmanderiea and about 300 Sir Tnights without uniforms. After this the Grand opera house was thrown open and a reception tendered the visiting Sir Knights. Mayor Ercmcrson delivered an eloquent address of welcome. Four Councilman for Contempt of Court.

HELYET, DUG, PiULLUS AID BELL The Quartette Sheriff KretM Asked to Come to Court 1 rouble for the Uouucllmett who trill Perglitt lu If nor- Inr. Public Sentiment aud More Humiliation f-jr our the Couucltwen lit leatiMl on Bund Furulahed by Milei Lluiliey who be Iinuurtaut In IhU sewerage Biulueu. Council was to have met las; Light, but then it During the course o( the evening Membfirs Miller, Wflsh, D.tv Blair put in an appearance ai Uc council charober but as they did not constitute a quotum, Vice President Miller called them to order and they then adjourned. Members Welsb.Long and Day immediately signed a call for a meeting to be held at 7:3) o'clock, touigat, fur the transaction of geuersl business. An attempt, however, wa's made last evening to get a quorum together by out the sergeant-at-arms with orders to place tie ab.teuures under arrest, but this was all to no avail, as the delinquents were nowhere to be found, ttough Messrs.

Beivey, Dllg, Panlus and Bell were In the buHdlngfome lime te fore but woolj not enter the council chamber. Bench Warrant for Conncllmen lor Contempt. Bv reason of the failure of council to meet last night and carry out the orders of the court's writ of maudamus. Councilman Helvey, Dllg, Paullus aud Bell were arrested for contempt of court, J. E.

Breaden, attorney for the Greenville company, today filed an affidavit In the common pleas court. He recited the contest over the award of sanitary sewer No. 1, the bringing of the maudamus proceedings, the decision of the court In favor of the said construction and the judge's order making the mandamm peremptory aud commanding tbe council tberewitb to enter into contract with the said Greenville Co. for said sewer. He states tbat a call for a special meet- Ing was made on August 28th in due form by the mayor and at the request of three members of the council.

That last night was set for sain meeting bnt that sutfctent merrbersdid not respond to constitute a quorum, that other members of the council, Helvey, and Members Dilg, Paullus and Bell, came to the vicinity of tbe building enter the- council chnrj upon said Helvey said council from having a meeting and endeavored to prevent Miller and Welsh from attending the same, and did per snade Bell from entering the chamber or participating in the meeting. And pa failure to Induce Miller and Welsh to absent themselves, said Helvey, Dilg, Haullus and Bell purposely to Holbrock iGrat 12 Time is flying by. Our great sale will soon be over This week we have in addition to our Great List of Bargains advertised last week, some sce'lent values in Fall Goods that will merit your attention. We never saw a better satisfied lot of people than thoee who attended our sale last week. Come as soon you the more you buy the more you'll save.

Look over our list, there's something sure to interest you. Sale Continues This Entire Week. Be Sure and Come. said with court left the prevent plying council from com- the orders of said building and did conceal themselves so that the sar- geant-at-arms could not nod them or either of them during the said evening, all of which acts were expressly to prevent said council from complying with NOTIONS. fielding Knitting Silk 21c.

Crochet Cotton 3 for 10c. O. N. T. 3 ier lOo.

Tetlow's 15o Face Powder 8c 15c All Silk Ties lie, 35c Windsor Silk Ties 23c. $1.50 Gauntlet Gloves 79c. 5c Colored Handkerchiefs 3 for lOc. Ladies' 8Jo Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 6c. LadiWlOe scalloped edge Handkerchiefs 7c All Silk Handkerchiefs lOc.

20o Silk Handkerchiefs loc. 'iOclace work embroidered handkerchiefs, All $1 00 Corsets DOMESTICS. Best 5c Prints 3c. Best Apron Ginghams 5c. lOc Shifting 7c 12Jc FlannelUtte 9Jc.

94 Steeling lljc. 10-4 Sheeling 15o. 15o Feather Ticking 12o. 25o fast color Table Liren, 15c. DRESS GOO S.

Astounding Prices. Everybody is buying their Fall DKSS now. 15c Double Fold Check Suitings, tale price 30o Illuminated Novelty Goods, yard wide, 2lc. 40te60e all wool Cheviots, plaid and stripes and shepherd checks 25c. 50 pieces Atlantic Cashmeres and Serges, regular 50c goods, sale price 60c Fine Novelty weaves in black and colors 44o.

46-inch fine Silk Finish Henriettas and high novelty silk and wool mixtures were 85c to Jl.25, sale price 67c. Black Dress Goods. Our line of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods that were 250 to 300, sale price i8c. Entire line of Plain and Figured Black Dress Goods that were 50 to 650, sale price 38c. 46 in.

Silk Finish Serge, Henriettas and Fancy Jacquards that were 85 to sale price Our line of High Class French and German Silk WarR, Plain and Novelty Black Dress Goods that were- 81.00 1081.35, sale price 8gc. UNDERWEAR. Child's Vests, sale price ic. Misses' loc, Jersey Ribbed Vests 50. Ladies' zoc Jersey Ribbed Vests, toe.

Ladies' 400 fine Fleeced Vests 250. Gents' 350 Balbriggan Shirts 2ic. Gents' soc Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 31 All Fall and Winter Underwear extremely IO HOSIERY. Gents' Seamless Hose sfa a pair Gems' 150 Fast Black Hose toe. Ladies' Fast Color Black Seamless Hose at toe.

Ladies' soc Seamless Black Hose 150. Children's Seamless Fast Black Hose. Children's double knee, heel toe Hose at RIBBONS. ioc all silk Ribbons, No. 5 to 12, at 50 per yard.

Satin Ribbons, No. 5 to 12, at 70 per yard. to 4oc Plain and Fancy Ribbons at 150, 4oc to 750 extra wide Ribbons at 250. HOLBROCK BROS P. Open This Evening.

which was responded to by Grand Chlel I tie orders of conrt and were In express Joseph M. Wilson, of Steubenfllle. defiance of the orders of said court and There was some good music and then tbe day's work was done. The fan als vices of the late Mrs. C.

W. Gillette were held at the First M. E. cbnrch parsonage this morning. The services were conducted by Rev Dr.

Hlllsboro, and Rev. Dr. Wells, of Dayton, and were very Impressive The services were unusually largely attended by tbe friends of the family throughout tte county and neighboring cities. Tbe remains were taken to Moore's Hill, for Interment, In 'Squire Md court Nick Meyers nas been arrested by Constable Reg.n on a warrant sworn to by Charles Eieser, wherein the defendant Is charged with assault with attempt to kill, It being alleged that Meyers hit Kleaer a monkey wrench, out on Aaron Campbell's farm, yesterday afternoon, Kieser Is ont on 1100 bond, with Ben W. Baker as surety, to appear at 1 o'clock tomorrow night.

To retaliate Meyers, this morning, had Kteser arrested for carrying concealed weapons and also for pointing fire arms. AFTER" DITIK Sheriff Krebj was in Middletowo, Monday, and stated tbat the object of his visit was to capture James Diver, who Is snppoted to be In hiding there. Diver, with a companion by the name ot Er. win Stettler. burglarized the cigar store ofjollos Leonard last October.

Stettler wu ronnd gnlltj and tent to the penitentiary for five years, while Diver, who was under band, flea the country, leaving his aged to pay a large sum of money, Diver's whereabouts has been unknown nntll when ke appeared upon the streets. The authorities were notlfl-d. bnt In way the news, reached Diver's ears wbo made good his egcape before Sherlfl Krebs arrived. It thought bytnepo lice that he boarded a south bound train for Cincinnati. SWEET MARIE Get Along With Her Husband Divorce In pursuance of the late act of the legislature enlarging the jurisdiction of the probate court, all cases which ate now pending In the common pleas, which have been appealed from justice of the haveheen transferred to the pro- do -ket.

The Lamberts' Domestic In the common pleas court Marie M. Lambert has Gastav A. Lambett for divorce. Plaintiff alleges marriage In Covlngton, February 19, 1890, and mat no children have resulted there- from. Sne says she has always been a falthfm and loving wife but-that he has been guilty of gross neglect and failure to provide for her.

that he has compelled her to go to her relatives for asslstauce and the necessities of life. That shortly after her marriage he cursed and swore at her frequently and otherwise defamed her, that on May 30th he damned her ana tried to prevent her attending the decoration day serylces, wounding, her feel- ngs and humiliating her. That on July 25 he swore at her and when she objected, stated that he would talk that way to "her If he pleased as long as he pleased;" that on August 1st, her and braised her arms. She says that she has been greatly Injured and her health Impaired by this treatment, and prays divorce and restoration to her maiden name of Marie Catterlln. Quickly Settled.

A special jury was called this morning to heir the case of Frank P. Denman vs. Ella D. Denman, action to set aside the will of Edmnod H. Denman.

The caae lasted but a few minutes and resulted In the will being set aside on grounds of mental Incapacity. KMl Transfers. The following real estate transfers were filed yesterday In the recorder's John F. Dnerr aud wife, to Elizabeth Ellnkle, lot Kit. Hamilton; 18800.

Fred B. Wright and wife, to William Beckltt, lot 1729, and part 1738, Haall- William Beckett and wife to Ellen Letsch, lot 1757, Hamilton; 1305. Louis U. Belter Llizle Btlser, lot 439, Hamilton; Kitelle P. Marke to.Toiephlni Walk, lot Hamilton Nelson Williams, assignee, to John Hooien, 30 Filrneld; 18000.

a willful obstruction the due administration of justice, Order of Arrest. After the filing of this affidavit, the Greenville Construction company filed a motion requesting the court to order the arrest forthwith of Helvey, Dilg, Bell and Paullus, for contempt ot conrt, and tociumand the sheriff to bring them Into court forthwith and that they purge themselves for this contempt. Acting upon this motion Judge GlfEeu at once issued an order of arrest, which was served by Sheriff Krefas at noon to 4POIHTS. day, Before the Court. At tro o'clock, Councilmen Dllg, Helvey, Paallus and appeared in court witti taeir attorneys, Morey, Andrews Morey aud asked tne indulgence of tbe court to prepare an answer.

Leave granted. The Atutwer. This attorneys and council held a consultation and an answer was prepared, the gist of which was that the slid conn- oilmen were not in contemptln a manner tending any reflection on the court or its orders. That the attorneys had stated to them that an appeal to the circuit court would relieve them of the peremptory writ of mandamus, issued at the Instance of the Greenville Construction Co and the attorneys had given this advice In good faith, and the said councll- meu hit! accepted It as such, tbat no contempt of court was contemplated, even if the appeal bond proceedings were irregular, which the attorneys still denied. A Continuance.

At the answer bad not yet been filed and thj attorneys of the councilmen in contempt stated that tbey were not ready to try the case this afternoon and asked for a continuance at the pleasure of the court. Judge Hume Innocently asked the court when he would be back then (he court room audience smiled, even the Judge. However, Judge Glffen set October 1st as tbe day for hearing the case and the bond of each of the above council len at 1300. M. D.

Lludley furnished The 8 of V. drum corps will give a lawn fete tomorrow evening on the lot, corner Ninth and High streets, George Ayers, Wra Scheurer, Mort Hawthorne and John Feist will go In camp near Bowling Green, tomorrow. The Sons of club of the Sous of Veterans, will initiate their new members on neit Monday night. Will Yearian, of Liberty, spent yesterday here: Joseph Shantz, of Woodsdale, left yesterday for Cleveland. 'Squire Tom McGreevey Is In Indianapolis, Ind.

The King's Daughters of the First Baptist church will give a social in the church vestry tomorrow evening. Will Brelsford leaves In a few days for a trip the Ozirk mountains. Will Stelnbrigge spent the day in Cincinnati. Plnkney Walker, of Washington, D. is the guest of Mart Seward, The ladies of the First Presbyterian church will give a missionary picnic and basket dinner on the lawn of Mr, and Mrs.

Isaac of south street, Friday afternoon. An excellent pro gram is bring arranged for the occasion. A. J. Gantvoort, prlncl of the public scliool music department of the Cincinnati college of music and president of the Ohio Music Te ciers' association, 1892-4, was today the guest of Rev.

L. Brown. Dr. A. J.

Tlmb-rman, of the Cincinnati hospital, has returned home ifter being ibe guest of U. Blckley, for a few days. Frank Ratz left yesterday for an extended visit to friends In Germany. POLICE KOTE8 John Greener, drunk and resisting of. Fall Styles Wall Papers! the security.

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number of list. BnCK Bur SALTB it the world for Qsu Stiitm, Sores Sa.t Kbeum fever bout. Tetter, Chapped lianas Brin J. E. LOHVAKX, P.

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or won Nets. u4 bottle at Dr. IMM A. WIlMr's "frlttr Hit" id. Frank Lamp, drunk.

Julius Baker was arrested last night for being Implicated with George Willis in beating up old man Waldron, Tje Utter Is In a precarious condition, PKOOBAH. Concert tonight by Apollo Kennedy, director, Sine Bfilment (flrst We still maintain, for the present, our extremely low prices, although the American Wall Paper Trust has advanced prices at 40 per cent, on all the cheap grades of Wall Papers. That means higher prices. We intend to sell our present stock of Papers lower than ever FOR THIRTY DAYS. It will pay you to lay in a stock for next season, as you will find all Paper will bring 5c, and all 8c Paper 10 and izjic.

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