The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 4

Tllr. 15 t.l'V lIMtsA IS -If Kim UIIIO, JWESDAX, 19V9 I THE CITY IN BRIEF, THE HIGHEST The fair tonight and Tuesday. Devoe'e tlmnder are likely to txvnr iu the Central Twelve Persons- united with the I'niverealisl church yesterday, and ten children were baptized. On new ul.li-rs Relief roimuisMon will meet for nri-su on nest WediiesAny. No was no base lull ye? terday at Lindemvald park.

Tlie lirown's seem to be at present without a manager. For Safe Keeping -Fred Knfl'erty. colored, who was recently in Bane by Judge Murphy was removed today from the to the inlirniary. fir. and Airs.

Clarence Alurphy-and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. 1-M Sohngen, are moving into the home on the Heights vacated by Mr. and Mrs.

George Sohn- Ken where they will ppeiid the summer. Alumni Committees to committees iu charge the ar rangeuienta for the anunal reunion of the High school Alumni association will meet Tuesday evening at the honn- of Mrs. Msrtha Stewart to complete arrangements for the event. Mad Charles Walter, who lives at foot of the infirmary hill reported at police station yesterday afternoon that a liver colored, pointer Imntirg dsg belonging to her had srone inad, left home and wss believed to have to this city. The police were at once informed but the dog has not been heard from yet.

OF PRAISE SllIK! OfllK 1 Of The American Navy Admired By the Whole World PAUL MILLIKIN Cin- The London Press Hxults Over Our Oallantary-The Santiago Problem Is Now Considered Settled-- Cer vcra's Fleet Will either be Scuttled or Captured. A WOMAN'S VENGEANCE OB the Alkutw tlmttattf Attentions and AflfctkNW. For some littlu paet Mn. Eunis suspected her litutuud of lying unduly iiitimute with a woman auied Msy Dell and about two weeks she complained to the. police acd wanted something done in the alter.

She was advised to watch and xaiu indisputable evi- before proceeding further. Sat- caught her hnslmud it nonr the rondliouse ou the Seven pike, stormy ensued and iddenly whipping out a razor Mrp. osaw attacked the Bell woman half a dozen cuts on er body some of them nearly 11 inch deep, lilood Mowed in streams rom the wound and reddened the road- ay us the victim made her escape. She now couliued to bed under medical reatment. Mrs.

liosiw was arrested a diage of assault with intent to ill and gave bond in the sum of $100. ir.u-nt i is MYSTERIOUS ATTACK eech Burton Stabbed by an Unknown Assailant. Leech Bnrtoo. of Oxford, colored, while near the depot in Oxford last ight. was attacked by an unknown as- ailant.

and stabbed. The wound was even inches long and blood stains ere. traceable from the depot the town pump and hen to Burton's home near eniinary. Burton walked all the way ome and fell unconscious at the en- to the gate. Dr.

Cowan was ailed and he dressed the wounds. Buron is very weak from the loss of blood. Mayor Flanigan and Marshal Kyler are nsy at work on the case but can get clue whatever to the assailants. Is not Forgotten by Friends in Sent On. The following pleasing notice of in.

terest to many friends here appeared io yesterday's Enquirer: Lieutenant Colonel Pan! M. Slillikiu, of the First Ohio Volunteers, 1ms reason to be proud of pppnlarity with the chamber cf commerce members. When the colonel was promoted to his present rank by Governor Bushnella movement was started on the floor of the chamber to provide the colonel with bis entire equipment RS a lieutenant colonel. The committee which has had charge of the subscription list consisted of Messrs. Win.

B. Melish, John H. Allen, 0. G. Fetter and Frank W.

Foulds. Each subscription was limited to $1, and the necessary amount was Boon collected. The horae was sent on to Chickamaujja and a formal presentation planned, but the early departure of the regiment to Tampa prevented this. Yesterday the handsome equipment was forwarded by Adiuna Express, and will roach Colonel Millikin tomorrow. A telegram acquainted the g.illant colonel with the matter, and was sent yesterday.

It was signed by the con tribntors to the number of 2ol. CLTVOI-U'S pLTiu ucnv ciuic'i and, beyond iinrcasoir.n^ of ova-ion is creating an he luis noT.iiip.LT. Tiio r.avai jrainu in UK- In.iies sc-t-n'-s played uut. and lii'le can bu uf it thai cvL'-nts have conformed iu lav. 1 and that no new and expected developments can be traeed.

now invitee capture by COWARDLY ASSAULT Made Upon an Unoffending Assailant yet at Large. Saturday night Paul Kiesor, employed at Waldorf's livery stable on Main street was sitting iu the oflice when young Jake Winterbeck came in and sitting down on tho door sill began spitting tobacco juice around. Kieser, who had just cleaned up, remonstrated when Wiuterbeck jumped to his feet and struck Kieser a heavy blow in the face. The latter went to tht) police station and out a warrant and as he was returning over the bridge, Win- terbeck. who was laying for him, threw a stone with great force, striking Kie sar a glancing blow ou the forehead and inflicting a second pfr-nfnl brnisa.

Later the police caught sight of Win- terbeck on North street bat he ran got the oflioers tiring a shot after him without effect. Ha will be Krrested as soon as possible. WITH A HALTER lion, and Adm. Cervcra's snips, unless scuttled, can nut avoid capture." The Times, commenting editorially on the exploit, says: perilous operation was executed with gallantry bv a little band of volunteers "'ho almost miraculously escaped. The dcstrne- tion and fall of Santiago aru only a question of time, with the disappearance of all the hopes fouudid upon the Spanish fleets.

"Spain's sympathizers recognize that her ease is America will not distress herself lunch about such warnings as that of the St. I'etCi'S- burg Xovosti Hatiir.iay. until the eom- liination us.sunies a more tangible form than there is any prospect of at present. "I'eace is at Spain's disposal whenever she seeks it frankly ami sincerely, lint her is clearly lost and it is oul of llie question to as 'honorable peace' one restoring tlio btalu quo. 1 The Daily Chronicle remarks: Ailil- ed to tin; other dangers was the iianyer of sharks.

The incident fresh luster to the renown of the American uavy. The Daily News says: Uiifrlish sailors will join with tlie Americans in of this, exploit uiuler the point Viank lire ol' the Spanish baUcrie-i. Whether Hi Mcrnmiic was intcmieil to bt- sunk to clear a fair way through the mine can not all'eot tlie praise due men heroically volnntei'iT to faee almost certain deatli i the service of their country. If the I'nited States can count on self-saeri lice of that kind in emergencies The Santiago foi-ts will be poweriess to prevent Adm. Sampson reaching tilt Spanish sejinuiron.

should that measure seem to him." The article proceeds to arctic tha it i.s premature to suppose that the ehannel is absolutely closev or that it would be impossible to de stroy the hmk. It says: torpedo ctlieers could de vise many methods of o- dvnaiui'Le eliartrcs. unless the hulk Ii far outside Castle, in whicl ease it can nol le blocking the chanue completely. If the Merrimac's mast ami funnels are still visible, she sunl somewhere near the live fathom mar! and has left the deep channel COMMITTEE Affected Temporary Organization Saturday Night. The monument committee recently ppointed by Governor Bnshnell held a meeting Saturday night at the of Aaron Wesco.

A temporary was offered by the ap- ointment of W- C. Margedant as teru- orary chairman and Jaa. Fittoa the einporary secretary. The committee will organize perma- ently nest Thursday evening, when he committee on rules and regulations hand in theii report for approval. Alan In a Barn in InJian.i a Young EnJs his Life.

Zona faniltfiir committed suicide by hanging Saturday morning. His body was fonn'l fastene 1 to a halter iu the barn. Ee was -ti years of age, and leaves a wife and one child. Despondency occasioned by ill health, is given as the cause. He was i.LOwn in city and the western jnr; of county.

A MIDDLETOWN COUPLE Quietly Married Saturday Afternoon, Squire McQreevy Kindly Officiating. Fred Fuller and Miss Miry Ringk-r. aged respectfully about 'JO and years and a well dresjed. handsoiiH lojU ttij'le cameto thi- city secured a license anil at 1 p. were quietly married by McGreevy.

They gave their residence us Middl town. Divorce. Elizabeth White has brought sui agaiuat ter huabaud Jauies White fo: divorce. She siys s'le married the de femiant at Utaiik, Indiana Julj SI, ISCJ. She save defendan often be it her with his h'sta, pulled he hair and on several occasions drove he from their home.

She says that ii February ISOo h3 threw her ou into the and couipellc-' her to make her bone elsewhere. She says the children of tie sail rniir ag ire Amanda Mullen, nee White, llmni nes White, and George liam, Guy and Edith White. She asks for a divorce and all otho proper relief. of Rideuinry huliiip.e^p ciall; siiles-bulies. seamstresses, ele who over worked, will find Dr.

Bnll's IMis a uterine Ionic, aijd an ne live stimulant of the bowels, ct-" Death of an Infant. The infant fluid of Mr. and Mr Win. R. Harris, of Park avenue dii at 1 a.

in. yesterday of inanition. Tl. remains were interre.l in Greenwood i jJioJ'ler Safe Co! cemetery yesterday. Stanley Shaffer .1 ,1.

McMaken Howald Peterson Bros. THAT CINDER PATH. ew Richmond Working Hard For It. Hamilton is having opposition on tho inder path matter and will hava to vake up or we will lose it. New Itich- lond held a public meeting aud has aised $500.

The city is working in The bicyclists of Hamilton should be- tir themselves and raise sufficient unds to insure ita corning here. This 3 no time to bicker. Let us get a path first. The matter of keeping it in re- lair will come next and the bicylists will certainly take care of that when he time comes. If every person with a list will get one hundred names, we rill scon have several thousand dollars.

How the Fund Stands. List i-Qreble. Previously acknowledged $182 (i. F. Hutchison 1 B.

C. Stevenson 1 W. 13. Cullen 1 C. W.

Hiirgitt 1 J. A. Jones 1 H. Leyland 1 H. Pfau 1 List No.

2. W. L. Tobey (TPorge Rump 1 Ed H. Jones 1 List No.

4. Leigh Shaffer $1 List No. 6. Dime Savings Bank $1 Geo. P.

Sohngeu 1 Ed. C. Sohngen 1 List No. S. St.

Charles Hotel $1 D. B. Sheehan 1 List No. 9. C.

S. Bosch ifl Sam D. Fitton 1 John P. Coakley 1 C. Hooveu 1 Albert Schwartz 1 Francis 1 Jl.

L. Stroble 1 H. L. Kranth 1 P. B.

Holly 1 Frauk Schauts 1 C. Lockwood 1 D. Jl. McClung 1 A. Dillon 1 J.

K. Meeder 1 ,1. C. Slay back 1 L. 1 S.

H. Jlillikin 1 W. H. Sorber 1 John Ilelvey 1 J. J.

Richardson 1 M. O. Burns 1 II. Brown 1 Vi'illard Smyers 1 Ctilla J. Smith 1 The following lists arc placed for snb si'iiptiong to the cinder path fnud; Jl.

K. (treble, at Niles Tool Vi'orkd ItK.i'rr.i.n\\N-NKWS Ollic 1st Xiit'l. bsinl: I Miami V. N. 13.

S'omnnh GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK cnllril It ip a delicious, injT. foml think to tnl.c!hf jdaci of rolTtc. Solil liv nil RIOC; 1.1 .111.1 by all who hsv-r it wlicii pniper- ly prep til il tastes like the fnifttl coffee hut is frte ftotji all its iiiiuii.Mis Grain T) nuls 'tis the nerves. It is not a slnmiihitt but a beahli builder. well luhiits, can rhink it widi great benefit Cosla about iu a.s coffee.

aail AN EARTHQUAKE Reported to Have Occurred at Hoys ville, Ky. ST. Louis, June from Kentucky report an at a in. at Cynthia. Paris, Maysville, lerabnig and other points and lasted two seconds.

Tlie Urscnt Deficiency Bill. W.ssniNirroN, I). senate has passed the urgent deficit: bill. Nnt'l. bank Dime Saving bank St.

Charles Hotel Hut. Co. B. club Tom Connor P. K.

Welch Ciu'ti. Brewing Co WHERE IS HEAVEN? This Question the Subject of an Eloquent Sermon. Delivered by Dr. C. W.

(Juliette in Trinity M. E. Church, Cincinnati, Last Night. Rev. Dr.

C. W. CJnllette preached the lirnt of a spries of sermons last night in Trinity M. K. church Cincinnati, on the general topic of "Heaven," hie particular topic being.

"Where is HeavenV In substance Dr. Gullette said: Up the -Orinoco River sailed Raleigh in search of El Dorado, the land of gold, but his tars caught no eight of the golden shores. Hiawatha leaped into his birch canoe and called westward to tind the Isles of the Blessed, but Magellan's ships passed westward round the globe and saw not tho happy islands. Homer sings of Ulysses, who sailed under the earth into Hades, but, alas! it was only a poet's vision. Men have dreamed of the golden islands in the sea of eternity where on a golden strand ablaze with golden flowers a golden city lifts its towers to a golden aky.

It is then only what Browing calls "The unknown shelter by nudreanied of shores." It is true we cannot fix the latitude and longitude of heaven, but we do know that it ia not a mythical place. No city earth is so real as this city of God. here is a theory that heaven is a orld within this world. As air pene- all substances event the granite an ethereal world penetrates this material world. As light passes hrough and floods the air so the spirit- al Hows around and through this nysical world.

We do not see them ny more than we see the electricity lat carries the message along the ires, but angels and departed saints Hde about us day and night. By some is thought that heaven is this earth iade new. Earth is to be one fragrant den of Mowers and fruits. So Virgil turns poetry into prophecy nd describes the time when iron age nds and the age of gold begins. Then le blushing grape shall grow on the ude bramble and the flocks of sheep esemble flower gardens, their fleeces eing of different colors, crimson, yel- nv and purple.

According to another leory this earth is to be destroyed nd a new world created to be the ome of the saints. After a catis- that shall turn the world upside own firs fiends shall apply torches in ij-riads of places. The seas s-hall laz? like pools of oil, the dust fhall ash like powder and the rocks burn ke tinder. Then a new world shall ike its place, fairer than dreams and more beautiful than visions. Still anther theory is that as the saint devel- ps his powers he is transferred from lanet to planet, from star to star, and pystem to system.

The last the- ry and the ones that Eeems most pro- able is that heaven is located in the enter of the universe. The moon re- elves about the earth, the earth about ie sun, ami the sun is moving toward constellation Hercules at the rate eight miles per se'cond, lat is twenty times faster than rifle ball flies. Our sun ia thus ruov- ng about some center of its own and of all s'ara. The stars in the Great Mpper are each moving with a differ- nt velocity and it may be in a differ- nt direction and sooner or later the ipper will be broken and its fragments cattered in the heavens. Now while verything in the skies is in motion liere must be some center about which revolve.

That center ia what the criptures call the heaven of heaven, his, we believe, is what God means when he says'. "Heaven is my throne." All the tin- lonnted galaxies of golden fire that il uminate the deserts of space are hold iy leashea of light in tho bands of oin- lipotence, and do but circle about his hrone. Two suns, one rising aa the jther sets, would give endless day on and myriads of suns far enough away to chasten their light make itpos ible to say of heaven: "There is no night there. Heaven is God's capita city, and is located in' the center of his lominions. REPORTED MISSING Old and Feeble and Strayed From in Progress.

Mrs. Anna Thompson, who lives a J1S High street, was reported missing oday. She is 01) years old, about fou mda half feet tall, slightly etoopei and wore a black suubonuet and a white apron. tiiewing Co Y. M.

C. Adams Ollici I Cass Ar Co. 1'adclill'e Bros. Purr, blood, and plenty of it, fo nonri'liing tho tissues of tho Imdy, i requisite for health. This i.H ob ,1 tained with Dr.

linll's tho bed blood linker and tissue builder. CUKE A HEADACHE IN 16 MINUTES By nslng Dr. Davis' Autt-Hendachi All B. E. 3.

T. Cures Constipation. S1U) REWARD JIUO. Tim render of tills paper will pleased I irn' tliuMlicrelsnl leusl ono dreHcli'il vj thM. krloiin; luis been ulile tn euro nil tin ttHsis ami HiiH Is Otarrh.

CaHnliOinilslliooiily piwlllvo cure inn known to Hie incdtenl fnitcriilly. nliirrl r-ousllluilniial (llsunse. ri-i 1 1' i' cnnstllllllmiul lrenlinc.nl. Hull's Oiliirrl Gore is liitten InUnmlly, m'tiug dlnwtrj Htmn the mucous surfatf I1C system, thereby destniylni! the fnuiKlntl.ii uf the mill aiviiiK the pnllnn "tri'ncth by hiiildlns tip Hie cmiMIUiliui wi.rlt. '1 Ii proprietors inive so inurl.

tallll iu Us ivc nowcrs.lh'it 1'iey ull'er Hundrei II for nny 11. fulls io euro Semi tor 1IM of Ti'sthmmhils. AUdrei, O. Sold by "IB. Hull's Family Tills me the best.

WAS NOT FEELING WELL "I have found Hood's Sarsapiuilla a excellent medicine to purify the Moor I was not Ipplincr wr-ll. tho grip bavin left mo tired and weak. Since takin a few of Hood's Sarenpnrillii am relieved of these ilifliimltiM mid fee like a new person." Kl.sn: Bennett's Corners, Ohio. iloon's PII.I.S are tho only pills take with Hood's Sarsftparilla, Cur nil liver ilia. B.

E. S. T. Cniea Kidney Trov.bK A COOL WAVE egligee Shirts at 75c and 92c Gauze Underwear at 25c and 50c Straw Hats at 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 ien's Crash Hats at. styles This season of the year is unlikely; so why swelter hi the heat when you can buy Hot Weather Chen ply.

OUR At $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, $5 and $5.50 (the best) are CRASH just the thiag for this weather and we guarantee them the best made, with the atest checks to be found NEW STORE. THIRD HIGH. TWO NEGROES LYNCHED larksville. The Scene of a Tie Party hey Shot a riarshal Who Arrested Them For Disorderly Conduct ST. Louis, June special to the ost Dispatch from Clarksville, aya: An exeuraion boat from Quincy, 111., nd Hannibal, arrived here yester- ay with about 300 negroes on board.

After the boat had tied up, Curtis foung got into a tight with a colored voman named Lena Bryan, of Hanni- al. It became general, and City Mar- ual Meloan went on board to quell it. He put Curtis Yonngunder ornebody in the crowd shot the Marshal tha back and he died in fifteen minutes. There was great excitement hrough the town -when the shooting became known, and the began patrol the streets armed with guns and revolvers. A posse of fifty men went onboard the boat, and arrested Sam Young, Curtis Young, Bob Taylor ind Charles Taylor, all colored, and took them to the city jail where were all locked up pending the ar- ival of the sheriff and prosecuting attorney from Bowling Green, the county seat.

When those officers arrived today they found that Curtis and Sam Young oeen taken from the jail and hung to a convenient tree. It is feared that the two other men will suffer the same fate. (ClarUsville is a river town of several hundred inhabitants in Pike county, about fifty miles north of St. Louis. COME HERE For anything you need for your PICNIC.

Cold Boiled Ham 30 cents aud Saratoga Chips 150 a package, 2 for 250. Thin Chipped Dried Beef 25 cents a pound. New Olives (in bulk) 20 cents a pint. Heinz Sweet Pickles 3 for 25 cents. Richelieu Ginger Ale or Root Beer io cents a botlle.

Potted Ham, Lunch Oysters, Canned Salmon. Sunflower Grocery, 15 North 3rd Street. en ness Absolutely and permanently cured in 9 diyi by a new scientific and invigorating treatment. No publicity no restraint. Can be given secretfy.

Closings. June $1.08. Cornol'. Oats TOLEDO, Wheat Jl.OS. CINCINNATI, Eggs 9c.

Story's Lesson in eographc Showing the "capacity of the ear, In stain population will ba given at usic hull Friday afternoon and oyeny June 10. Kes-ervml seats withou- arcp at, Moon, Son's Hook MT N. on Thursday All pupils can sscnre tha viug cents or selling It vo Mr ing cl store Nc morning, lap by cliete. R. A.

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