The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 5

NOTICES Of Property Valuations BlTf plain h-ir Tor wi IT gal in i Not Dtllrerfd Bj rrnnial Appraisers, And Land Owners Will Be Left in the Dark il It Tm Ul rapUia Uoard of EqaaliiatUa-Maj Ciae Hack Liticaliaa. wraon In their 1 A unnn their Th'y ir'h Diikota Bouth Dakota Total hoi 1 Hn I I le- The ah cui.u!n lation now wn IHW elate-1 tn for four it mrj i furrrJ vt-it i-raon'a bou. i tha allM notlfylnt him of thr on hit anthr work wbi.I.I I- 1. without Py fln-l. If tlfV inni tn IIP in inJ er.v-iopra wool.

amount v.r ll' m'l -ounty ha-1 mt Pn. uraJly ome out of It, Ir. lul lt Tti- "ti Th takn fr fh offlrlil of InatrurtVuti th A'or by l-wi. as f.i..v. "AnJ he a' 'I" I re he A ll'or er th 111 hla ,1.

in me turn lime to IN- or ii i by rmiil a irn' or tor o.iri. vrnw If known uri'l a i-l ietit of II, a Iroe aril I'opy of the, i of e.i, trai or lor alao. of uny i Iwillulnga tnere.n. aa i-y the purixiM will fur-r. ne I In the County Amtlior an4 (aid fnr th- County Commlaalonara out of Iba juniy Treaaury." what at-DtTna t.rwia ara Auditor I.wl waa aen yeatrJay and If the county had provided a fund for or a fund to pay tha ir.en for tha extra work of Jallverlna- th blanka.

and ha It haa not. The law. Mr. Lewla doea not aperlfy the manner In h), tha allpa wi-ro to be delivered, and i -K-aanra lira merely required to deliver them to the property houldara. Any man aaiertuln the lax value of hla properly by applying to tha Aaaaaaor and aaklnf for the allp.

aald tha Auditor. Tha worda hy ma.ll or othorwlaa" can ba in mora than otw way. Thay may Ihat the Aaaeaaora ahall deliver (ha to tha property ownara peraonally. hv leaving them at their reapectlye ea or place of bualiiea. or upon appll-rution of tn property ownera to tha Aaaaa- ra Tha Auditor tattea Ihe latter view, but l' generally believed that the former Interpretation waa Intended by the l.e!ala-t.,r At any rata thouaanda of property iti are tlll waiting for the notlrea of valuation of their property aa fixed by th- Aaaeora, but thay will be eadly of the City Dorennlal Aaaeaaora I ve pimply made out tha ellp and turned tti.

In al the Auditor' ortVe to be railed I i hv property owner A City Decennial A or in the auburba ataled laet evening thai he had delivered allpo to about one hulf of the property owner in hla ward, and had nt lb remainder to the Auditor' office. MnrtriBD raiaxD omlt. The Aaaeaeor In an adjoining ward, ha dated, had delivered no allp at all. except to (w peraonal friend. The Aaaaaaor In atated that many of theaa property owner, full of bualnea caree.

would tio attention to the matter, and would make no demand on the A-aaeaeor for their Ho hellrvtue: 'liar the law compelled the ar.aor to ni.ike the rt'tuma to them law evWIentlv that the pTOT-env owner ahoulil lie notified of the valuation put on thdr propert that If thay aie not athed thv in to tha of KtlualllHt Ion ihey are not notifle.i they will know nothing about tf unt 1 ihey rerrelve their tux bliU T'ifi i- t.Hi late to oom- to -he- I nt Kiuallitlon. and r' win tf to ih Court. th fetllur th t. i-r Ihf to the vi. i -fault tn endltw litl- BIG SHORTAGE In the YleUI of Throw Great Wheat.

lUUlag Htatee. St Pnul I The yield of wheat In Minnesota and the I'ko(as Is now verv accurately known. The rvwl have been gone over and Inspected ijrefully until almost every field' In th Tthwest haa been rated The ijvernment tey rt for 1SWI placed the yields of wheat in Minnesota and the Dakotaa at 1.17 710 V.0 I In comparison with the season of lvi" aklng the reports of about t' or-r of all clashes, the present shows scarcely anv change prevlou year at Ihe beginning of he oii.m The report of correspondent, cf elevator men. of fatmers and of expert. In no instance concede more than half a crop for Minnesota.

The reports from North lukuu are more positive. It la claimed half of ihe wheat acreage was totally 1f: roved and that the remaining half mas i per cent Dakota ap-iM-ars to have fared' better than her slater 'j With favorable condition we will hve tj per cent of an average crop." say hen authorities. Thu Minnesota and Dakotaa show a yield aa followa: Bushel. "'Vila S4.1117!l fJ.lVtll tC7 Ui.iMl.lM 7S.S47.SN0 This makes a shortnare In the whent crop of th three states of Sl.Sitt.'.sM bushela. LARQEINCREASE In tha Aseeta of the Banks of the l'nlted Htate.

WHitiTO, August 8 A summary of ne condition of all the national banks In t-e t'nltel States at the close of business J-ine l'JOo. haa Just been completed by tiie Comptroller of the Currency. Th ag-s-regate assets of the bank la shown to be SH4 th highest ever readied In he history of national syttsm. The irtest amount previously reported waa on Jjr.e l.Me.1. since which date rbere haa Incretue of number of Lurks reDortlng to th n.

t- -r on iitu nt. was aa w.i.ns; 732 on July last, showing an Jt Sank tn, date. ie In assets is gnown to be In o.l'l ltn.l the lrr.i. K.ln rni the tote amount, trie of fniied Btatea bonds i ov rne Dank Mit a-i 'iwreaee In tile eir- so4.iBj. The rlrcu- be tJ8o.S0a.0lB.

as 1 rre herd on Jun, Kss, Wi, TJ showing a strong held by the banks against rheir during the past year. .1. of the new banks or- 01 new sneriana Sta.es there was l. In the Rurara Bt.tZ iw In the wiutnern State ifl In th Middle h- X'mtSmfu aad la a as. I At.

iTIslira "OH THE OAiPEX," oupenntenoent FihronbatcA rUrday railed the young Is die who BO aacraatly violated th proprtetlea by bath lag la th twin of th City Hoapltal touataut Tweaday nighr. on the carpet" And gave thesa lecture on deoortmeat. Na rT.ewa. JTi-T Bear ef Trweteea meet In kept ember, when, la all BrooabU-Ll d'-'d freaa tniraia- iiudim usetr oupaaaaaa. BCESAITEIBEROEai CETJ.TiT.ATED, On th occasion of tba anadewrsasrw mt vi.

forty-fourth birthday tba friends Mr. An. rist the Jjuaier aseanber the til -known Baalertaklng firm af that at night Bln-tarlsad hiav A uncn waa A aw i jrtrwt Regiment and tba dram TmsaTgseL waaaaX Mr. HOTEL 00S3IP. Celeeel The- HO.

mt WeerfiOBJe. "oU Dm mm rati war tw wh baa Mi ta. peata tmrriea at WufcliitM. D. as Deputy fcnMii-tiinM ef Um Bees Raerntetlv whea hie Bertp to to power aad mm ene mt Uw DHmnllt lui ll la la ika BOnortcr yeare.

mm we on the IUU Diimitlil Coaaanlt-le IS year aad a Wti the Btat EtMUn Commit1 tot stfa years. at the Oraad laal Bight Tmmtm to Wearb-Ingten. D. C. returning free ta gJortoM Democrat to JMIe si ladlaaaaoala, "Tha sou Oration assarting to toy at Um cairftal of la.flaaa." Mli CelOTesI MlIL on of tb grsadeet to the asiBOaa al dlaUnvUha4 aad lata laal I.mretl party bm have art dad.

Mr. Bryan and Mr. Stvekoa' vet vara In flna fettle and thalr superb pclMg Uc1t-ad tha greatest anchaateaaa. "Do ro believe Mr. Bryan win a elected.

Colonel asked Taa Stmn aaa. "Do IT Ha will wle to a walk. They eaa-not beat bin "What atataa will km tmny that weaM for Mrtcinu-r in iuer- Tliw certain now salad rata, certain i Maryland. In-U wars, Waal Ytrglnta, Indian hr.ugM up Kentucky. Thai toe.

U. I gonial Aasr. of ni. votM carta! sty to my md. ahowa tbst an smblruous mats la tha law governing the t- i ppraiamant whlrh may reuse any of trouble and legsl en'angiement Tha Aivwirl how they wer rvi mrly, and ti t.ll aaa tbT prtx to notify iu.

rlaim that battlnf latrin th- they ha.l h-n th pt tttr ih Titl ha moat anrouraalna; Indlrattona rarrytnc Illtnota. Mlcbtaaa. Mianaoota. ixhlna-ioa and t'oaiwvtlraL Now Tork ara rat Una tocathar hottaatly Mr. Ohio.

V. wall tarnrmaa BMti rrntn bat flw to bet I to Tu will rarry It- Ra- will tbera la four oo oarty to ttn rltkrr aloa iont aa a Diurc. mark If tha BapubllcaiMi will do rk If tha lUpui la Octobwr on rk of the chief meo ofneer I thenv of the Uemoetmttc aoio atamlard eletnamt thai aupvortad McKlnley and Paltrier per cent ara now supporting llrvan Thai formtdabta defactlon contiib-ure.) liil to the election of McKlnley four i'ii ago. but It will no do It again. A r.eputllan memtver of Congreaa from Mlihlgun aald to me: "Our Mate la In doubt and we have got to fight like fury 10 hold II Mr Mayberry.

tha Democratic candidate for Governor, la a aura winner. Aa- 1 Henutur Wellington a peecl haa wound tip ifce Republican party In Maryland, and It will nave a tar rracrnn re im- ountry at large Prominent Republican with whom 1 tiJked concede the next Houae to the Democrata There la no doubt In my mind that the Democrat will carry tha National Houaa of Repreaentatlvea by a l.trge majority, and CVmgreaaman Rlchard-n of Tenneae, will the Speaker All the Democrat have got to do now la to poll ateady at the oar and a magnificent victory await ua." Major C. U. Whipple, who haa bean paying off the aoldlar boy at Ft. Thomaa.

la at tha Urand. Mr. D. C. Grubba.

of Shelby City. whoae brother. Colonel Qrubba. waa killed In tha Philippine and recently burled with military honor at PlaJnvlll. la at the Hotel Hand.

MY M. Oanna. of Parle. Franc, waa at the rirand yeaterday and apent the full day In Inspecting Cincinnati machine ahope and giving order. J.

A. Smith, one of Cincinnati' beat known bualnea men, waa In the Grand Hotel lobby yeaterday, and politic coming up, sold: -I voted for McKlnley In lTaJ. but I am going to ponder long and well before I vole thl time. 1 am oppoeed to President McKlnley Imperial policy and other thlnga connected with the Admlntetration. I hould not be aurprtsed to aae Bryan go Into the hite Houae on a tidal wave." Alex.

Band Rocheater, of Athen. waa at th 8t. Nlcholaa yeaterday Mr. J. W.

Stump, a grain and tobacco dealer of Cynthlana, la at the Emery. "There will be no trouble," eaJd he. "In electing our Democratic nominee for Con-greaa. Hon. Jamea Kehoe.

of Mayrvllle. Tn my opinion llryan will carry Kentucky, and If he doea Beckham will be elected Governor Beckham 1 not going to run behind Bryan." Mr George Cogar. the big wheat dealer of Danville. la at tha Qlbeon. He aay wheat haa advanced a bit In Central Kentucky and la eelllng from 88 to To cent.

Mr J. Clemlnger. and brlda. of Denver. are at the Palace.

HURRY ORDER For Second Battalion of Second Infantry To Leave Ft. Thoma Tomorrow For Fmca The Second Battalion of the Second Regiment. L'nlted Statea Infantry, now stationed at Ft. Thomaa. waa directed, in an order received laet evening from th War Department, to leave for San Franciaco to-morrow on th way to th Orient.

Th Second Battalion conelet of Companies F. and Many of trie men of rheee coanpanlee are In Cincinnati on two-day passes, and Colo- nel Corlls requeat the men to report lm- I mediately at Ft. Thomas. 1 Replying to Colonel Corliss's telegram nf Tuesday. Oenersl Jo Wheeier.

of the De-' partment of theLakee. also telegraphed yes terday to hold two active battalions or the Second Infantry In readiness to depart for San Fisvndsco by August 30. Colonel Corliss statsd yesterday that the troops will be ready to leave Ft. Thomas a day after receiving the winter clothing and other equipments, a requisition for which was sent In through the Quartermaster's Department several days ago. Major C.

A. Whlppls, Paymaeter of the l'nlted States Army, arrived yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and Immediately began paying off the troops stationed at the poet. It wus late in the evening before th laat company waa paid off aa the work was greatly delayed by numerou changes and transfer of msn, resulting In confusion In the payrolls. The troops were rendered doubly happy bv reason of the fact that In addition to lecelvlng their month's pay, no drills, parades or concert were given. The latter was dispensed with by I II jrder or colonel cor- or A chain guard was placed along t.

Thomaa avenue, opposite the Midway, as a precaution against the probable aequela to pay dav In the shape of drunks, fights and disorderly conduct tn general. Major Wm. O. Owen. Post Surgeon, has been granted a month's leave of absence to take effect when hla services can be spared.

The Major will not take advantage of the leave until after the departure of the Second Infantry for San Francisco reus rite CnlonetL Corliss, left yeaterday for Denver, where she will visit friends. She will join her father at San Francisco. Proprietors of Midway resorts. Ice cream parlors, fruit and pie Tenders and street fakirs reaped a harvest yeaterday. The a vera are soldier Is a free and natural spender, 'of which fact the peddlers and small venders are not slow In taking advantage.

Hundreds of tbe soldiers came to Cincinnati from tba Fort laat night to spend their salary. ABRUPT ENDING tie Oonvwatso of tba aUsow Mann. faotarera. Borrow, August A Tba annual conven tion of th National Aaaoctatlon of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers caan to aa abrupt ending thia evening aaa from the expree- BUSINESS, Gains of Banks Offset Bj the PajnenU Fir Geld Bin Waited Fer Expert Sugar Computes An 8old Two Wacka Uiftad AithradU Prodaetioa Waa Bald Dova. ermrtai.

ateearca Ta awai i aa a Nix ton. Aagwat taee the redoctjow by the Treasury Departineat la the charge for gold ban at (he aaavay afflc practlceuiy ail th gold porta ara reported la aa dally gub reaeory atafeaaawt aa loeaea by tb bank, ao rhat what the bautka have gmined otrwrwtae (hla week will ba otTee by their payment to tha Subireaeury for gold bar for export. The clreuBaetaaces which the preaatrt gold ezporte are letn to indicate that tha only way tn wtilc gold can be obtained from the nited Buues la to payment for aecuiirlea. Ttm augar compaalea are ahead from two to three weeka. The demand very heavy, and likely to continue ao for tha next 00 day a.

Tha demand la due primarily to the enormous fruit crop. eapeclaJly In the Wee The demand for tutar for praaerv-Ing purpoae begin generaXly about Auguat IS. but tr It begwn earlier The anihracUe production for July, annch waa S.l.olrl ton. how ehat the operator urx-eeded In keeping the output down materially daring the month of July, end It la expected that the reduced output will have a strengthening effect upon prlcea. One of the largeat deaiera aay that the demand for coaf I Improving, and order are being taken on the bast of the advanced There I not much coal In lock and the real rut Ion of output will tend to brtug In order on an enlarged acale.

The dry good trade I pursuing an uneventful courae. There 1 disappointment rhat the volume of bualnea la not larger, but prlcea bold up well. FEDERAL IHJTJ5CTI0H Will, In Part, Ba Igaortxl By the Telegraph Com pa. Ira. Chicaoo.

August 8. The Western Union and the Tosta! Telegraph Companlea will Jointly appeal to the Federal Court for a dissolution of the permanent Injunction granted yeMrrday by Judge W. A. Henry, of Kana.i City, to the Christy Btreet Commission Company and the grain brokerage company of Kansas City, which retains the leleirraph companies from refusing to furnish them with market quotatlona of th Chicago Board of Trade. Meanwhile both companies, according to the telegraph official, will Ignore that part of the Injunction which compels them to furnish the quotatlona.

aa to do ao would compel them to break the state laws. A neither comnanv nuw furnishes ticker serv Ice of the Chicago markets, the only way th quotations could be obtained by tbe telegraph companies, ihe official aay, would be by stealing private Information from messages sent over their wires, thus directly violating; th criminal coda. GOLD TOE EXPORT. Nsw Tork, August Tentative arrangement made yesterday were completed today for gold export by Heldelbach, Ickal-heimer A Co. of $1,000,000, toOO.OOO to go to London and foOO.000 to go to Parts, and by I jiiard re res of tl.ual.UOO to go to Pari a This make a total thus far of i4.7M.UUO, of which goes to London and Xl.OOu,-ii to Parta.

Further ahtpmenta may be made by Baturday'a steamer An engagement by L-aaenourg. naiman ac Co of m.UUO make the total si make th to gold thus far 3.3U0.UU0. FA0T3 AH PASCIEa At the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Cincinnati Saving Society yesterday the Trustee appointed EL P. Stout aa President to All the vacancy caused by the death of the lata T. H.

C. Allen Stout has been the Vice resident of the concern for a long time, and his appointment to the Presidency made It neceasery to name another Trustee Vice President. R. D. Barney being made Vice President.

Wm. M. Allen, son of the late; President of the society. named by the Trustee as Trustee to nil the vacancy, caused by the death of his father. The bidding at the le at the Florida and California Fruit Auction Com-1 pany yesterday was spirited, and much tt-i ter prices were realised on the California pear that were offered than the last of- ferings of this fruit brought.

For a time the low prices brought by California peare dl- verted the fruit from the Cincinnati mar- bal Hot 1 of 0 boxes of from $'J to per box. Ill anticipated that there will be a good sale to-morrow. The offerings will Include one car of California pers. one car of California Valencia' late oranges, one car of Messina lemons aud one car of Florida pineapples. This will Le one of the first cars of pineapple received In some time, this being rather the tall end of the season for pineapples.

There was a meeting of the Committee on Telegraph of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday, at which the getting of quotations of grain and provisions from Chicago was given a thorough discussion. The com mittee did not reach any conclusion, but It Is understood that the committee has mapped out a plan of action for the future, and It is expected that nothing will be left undone to secure the best service fear the Chamber that can be secured. Indeed, Cincinnati haa fared much better than other F.xchange all over the country. Robert Montgomery received a letter from his correspondent at St. Louis yesterday to the effect that the St.

Louis Merchants' Exchange was virtually doing without any quotatlona on grain and provisions from Chicago at all. The Chamber of Commerce received auota pletely aa heretofore, and. while they are not continuous or very frequent, they are full enough to show the fluctuations of the market aa dull aa It now lain Chicago. What would be the case If the market were active as tt is many time during tha year cannot be Imagined. Frank C.

Orote. who la wall known In local business circles, has been working on the organisation of a new chemical concern, the Globe Chemical Comnanv. that Is now ready for bualneea. With Mr. Grate ta associated Oscar L.

nenwenker. and tha new concern will go Into tha manufacture of chemicals aa soon as th proper arrang-a menta caa oe maae. ine company naa secured the control of some valuable barytee, lead and apar mine In Kerrtuckiy, and will sell tha prod not of these mines. Some difference of baa sprung up over tha question of whether the 1 cause of tbe Cincinnati Southern Railway to tb alona mad oy aeiegacew, inns usi some o. and T.

r. itauway ougnt to be on- extant by resolutions passed, this naw body 1 posed on tba ground that tha latter eom- pretty nearly aUacuataa wna its ex- pany to associated with roads that pertenc In Boa ton. The association was claimed to he reeponalble for tha diacrtaa- formeo In Ohio laat rear r. avan was entirely mad up of -When, ane 1 Wawt.rn 1 w. manufacturer.

WBO i.r.i.t TkTwI England. Traalts first snnual rather- ber of CMrnnwc waa outed laterday-s ta and to the surprise of deleeatee there i Ekqcirbb as saving that the freight rau 5i TJeiiiv evidence of cordiality I question aad tha lea question ahem Id be OT-w them 'b the snaaufacturers In whoae I kept aaoarasa. Teardy t-naa. a. Jsaerwre, dent, Mr.

Portssnouth, OhM. hf Th Catherine; alao i th absasnc ef tta t.aawM mt Cincinnati, aaa tn OK tWnnftii, uu in ITeel a- nertiare hosaa of VTc Prewldenl Urew. mt mt lUtvaaa, B0TS vnt Datactlra Jaaasa Baavaaa. th C. aa4 IL la.

JUllraeA mmm wairaata nssue froea Bqutra Duateat-a Caart. at iorwwra. yeaeraay IW ta ajread mt Omcmr mmAJmA fmm mt afaetta Mroeet Walter aasaV Kd cwi mt Parse atrae. of taoa Eabrt "rrV n' kIT nert. af Peed and Butler Btreeta, all bays.

kyandVnaT. bro-ght for teuir Du st tba caea 1 a -i wiher wianusava fined ti. Al Hartsei. of ta a fes (or torn eur. rtmnM Ward, Tnssnb Ov Case, S03 Aaa street, Newport.

sty, a typeeetter esh ployed at Z2S Race street, baa been missing tare day. Waa laat Bean by ttIJd, feelrng bad and start to aaa Dr. Fattar, mt Vi Cnaa stre-t, eVecretary of the Grab, Kay and Peed Receivers' saeoflstloa tbe erc-anusatlo that na aaarl Ike rssnlialllna CMOSMasillaT slon of th lease unless the C. N. O.

T. P. Compaay work with tb ahipper to get more eoultahla rate, took exceptions ta Mr. Campbell'a remark. The two aaewtton ougnt net to ae aepx etpaiiaiw, hm aar.

Mauruira. They are asutually detisadewt, safwa aVa sxat da from the Posit too taat have taken, and taat taat to city mt Cincinnati aorht neat ta tie BB la a BlXtT- nve-yeari' leaae WIIB a company mat cow feaaaa Is wnable to 6 anything to aid the aaippers aa ajrainast th roads with whleb It as aaaosslated. aad whioa tb aaippere lay ta blssss for ssot gettlsui eaiatt rsus. The srovraioBa taat ta grain snea want eea bodied ta say lease that aaa be drawn are act for th psneflt of th grain iisw wvav. inty STf er mim n.

there la aa liaaatre twavt caa affard to I te entering Into a lease with a road that will not er eanaot A othsi wis than stand bp aai aaa ta dry akaorlmaaafad laa'aat," Cincinnati CVanrtac Bo tavtlar wXnM0CV, 1 The) Bw Branch haxober yards of tba Hsc. Ia Brtsa, CnaspaBy. at Horn City. opened yteraay and a barga mt VKHJXX fast af ram ber ttora iowm tb ttvwr waa bb loaded Xnte the yards. Tba ward are land eased trots th B.

and O. A W. THE1 CC7CIKKA11; THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1000 shipment of TEIMEE3 ELECT OFFICEEa. Bt rrALO, N. August 8 The National Aasocietlon of Window Trimmers of America.

Including Canada and Ltrltlsh Columbia, la In aesalon here It haa elected the following officer for the ensuing year: Preeident. Charles W. Morton, Sncramento, al Vice Prealdrnt. George Roes. Boa- ton Ind.

Becretary, Harry Lundy. South Bend, Treasurer, L. Frank Baum, Chicago. A41aaa Llttke Beek- 0ESEBVATI0KS At Xmrtmrnm folmtM la (be rtga Jiaaaeabarla Ceaaatlaaig. Thm foiWwia table aaewa Oa ataaa mt tke weataar at thm ptmemm mmatloma aa waawted ar taa Weather Bwrwaa at a iaiM.

aeraaxty-grtb 4 ii OaaanraT-a- if i rumc rraTKa few Tark 0 Wjg. WJ "Tleealy PbHadetpaia. ua a i Waaauaartaav. an HJ aa aa 1 W. lOaer Karfelb au 4 rOea Caavriette aa.a mm iK.

T. KTewr JaitaiaiiHe. I ae ee aa a. a (Oear a Carted. Havre Helena HajMd Clty.

Leader Cbeyenae Denver North Platte. Pueblo Dodge Abilene KJ Paao Cals-ary sour eraraa. MM im a aa.it auiis aa aa mu aati mm KM as i a K. K. ftV K.

aV i I MS. 872 E. at taaOCBI VAt-UCT BMISank I SI II i at i Heron 1 xa as H2 I aa I Owaana i as itanaaa City. BU Ra 1 SO a gftetd, Mo. BU.Oa i SB BO in I a aa ax lei wi 2 7 2W 74 I Mo 7 I H4 2U.au 2D 12 or, Mz 74 I tv.aa i 'SI 3 MORTHWSST.

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N.E. a (Oear iCtaar "Uar Tr Unaaaay a irr.tr iw Sfpy oauo TaiXBT a bp TrunEaaaa. Ckatfaiag M.W 1 t.W. Tfcsar MeenpOfcs aa 14 jX. r.

ICIear Naaerrtikt Su IS I E- lOawe faretatmia. sa ls as i as w. rfW PHubarg so lo I W. (Oeax an I as s) W. tOear Clnclaaad Mil W.

iCWar lodlaaapeala tp.ll a)l rl I W. Clear aaoioa nwa-ale Marquette. (ojjetk Oread Havea Clevelaaat. Chicago ft. Loato.

Oabuaju BpsAeVt. 1U. Paul Cairo I BO ib a I W. I Clear S3 I .14 Clear tu.se sa w. I iCVsar l.

I ao as a. I iCVear aa.llilai an I Clear W.laisa BX S.W. I uptbb mssisairn ojt B0 It I I M.O I I B4 i 0 ICVer s- i Ptedy aa.as i aa aw a. v. mm m'ki a.

XV US 1 HZ M. ie n-coy Tr I lowly a Clear ICIowdy Tr. Claar pt.C"4y 0 Ctear 0 ICIear 0 Cheer 0 iCViwdy 0 Clowdy Tr. Rain Clover Pt. car 0 ipt.C-dy .20 0 IPtC Rain 0 ICVeer Railway, and the branch will be managed by J.

C. Darling, the head of the Cincinnati office of the company. The concern ha extensive timber lands and mills In Arkansas and Mississippi, and th Home City yards will be a distributing point for this lumber te points North and Northeast. The concern will handle through theae yards mainly Cottonwood and gum. and will ahtp about 16 cars of lumber a day.

and have a capacity for handling 35.0u0,000 feet of lumber In a year. Quite a crowd of Third-street lights, representing tbe leading brokers' office left yesterday on tha C. and O. for Norfolk. where they go to attend the awarding of a large batch of bonds.

In the party were Messrs. A. Holxman. W. J.

Humphries, J. Mayer. N. Chapln. P.

B. Brlggs and Phllllpaon. Mr. Joseph Carl, the contractor for the stone work on the new City Hall In Covington, leaves to-day for Canada with 73 stonemasons from this dty and vicinity. He has a ILjO.OOO contract on railroad machine shops In Canada.

Attorney! Hon. Harvey Myers and Mr. John Oalvtn yesterday filed In Use office of Circuit Court Clerk EM Miller, at Covington, an agreed order dismissing the suit of Motile F. Pearce against the Cincinnati Deaf Tobacco Warehouse Company. The term of the compromise were ls-factory to the plaintiff In the lull.

It being understood that her attorney obtained al, that was contended for In her petition. The above action removes all possible chance of legal Interference In the reorganisation of th company. LOCAL TRADES UNIONS. There was a small strike at Carthage yesterday afternoon. The village la cleaning the streets and gutters and Is cutting down the streets where they are too high, and a gang of men under Prank Schumacher were hired to do the work.

One of the men, of the name of McDonald, was discharged by Schumacher for some cause and all the rest of the men refused to work unless McDonald waa reinstated. Both sides remained firm and now Schumacher is looking for more hand. President Fisher, of the National Union of Tobacco Workers, who has been In Covington for some time trying to settle the differences between the stemmers and Foreman Leslie Seward, at the Lovell aV Bufnngton Tobacco Factory, has gone to Wheeling, W. Vs. Before leaving he stated that all efforts at arbitration had proved unsuccessful and that the probabilities were that a strike would be ordered at the works during this week.

The Fall Festival Committee of Central Labor Council and the Building Trades Council met at Workmen's Hall last night, IS unions being represented. In addition to those enumerated at tha previous meeting. A general discussion took placs In con nection with the arrangements being per- high enough to satisfy the shippers, and the! fctd fr participating In the labor demon receipts here ror distribution and for sale In I stratlon to be held on Monday, Septem-the local market will probably run a Kitle ber 24. heavier. The offerings yesterday were a car of 0tx boxes of California pears, running Stage Employes Lnlon will ask the rrom i to ll Bo per doi, and a smill lot festival Directors that tha members of allforma lemons, running California lemons, running cuiiiiucu in constructing and decorating the floats In the trano usaa aispiay.

and tbe Home Federal abor Lnlon will make a similar request for the engagement of members of that or ganization, as private policemen at Music Hall. It was decided to notify all onions that wherever they have grievance tn regard to union labor In the arranarementa for the Festival that they must be presented to the committee for adjustment Instead of beinsr brought before th Festival Directors. The trades unions of the cltv are taklne considerable pride In the' claim made bv hem that outside of the Festival nirwinn they are the only body of dttsena who are holding weekly meetings to boom the Festival and aid in the work of completing the arrangements. Meeting will be held by the committee every Wednesday evening at Workmen's Hall, and all unions not as yet represented are urged to San a present uve ui vue msuiiia Peter Dtmm, of Chicago, National Or ganiser of th Carriage and Wagon Mak ers' Union, arpoke to a larg aadience, prin cipally composed of members of that organisation, at West End Turner Hall last night. The speaker, who la a radical and extreme Socialist, devoted th greater por tion or hla address to an exposition of tba priiiiripica aura tenets 01 tsoctaitsm aa a remeuy i or existing grievances or working-men.

Another address will be delivered at me sail oy aar lamm taia evening Robert H- Curl. Secretary of TynoerraEb- Ical Union No, A will forward a protest today to tb State Commissioners of Public Printing at Columbus againat contracts for stai pnnung being awarded to nonunion th political parties win alao ba requested to use th anion label oa all eamnais-n netntlnar ass llt.e-, TEST ASB BaIXRUPT, sracxat. BSJsraTca ru BBuxjiaaa. Totaroo, uirso, August John R. Boica.

who waa forced tat lnvolutary bankniatey a few weeks ago. to-day filed a en.nw.1 of his financial standing. He Bays his debts rare gat po as. and his aaaeta TT1 10. Mr.

Bote waa a leading brick snaa-ufacturer of thia city. Peter J. Trrmtowmr, of Van Wart Counrv. to-day filed a petition ta hauikrnptcy hsi. lelBWIITiaa.

SA.SI I B. BBBBta. gia. aIDITIOSaL 1. 8.

CLESUL Railway Man aairlu fhtparln- ta riant Hnry IV. airat rstasaaeal tb aapalnfaisat af tb feUowixqr adenUmaal aostml clerks few this Was, Q. trickier, of Oro7eprt. Ohio, tb Plttshurg and Clnoinnatl Una; Wash. nserton Bryan, of Ctocliwail, to tb Onetav- natl and Oiaftas rrMsMsvuset 1" Baiiar ssavrna.

so tb PttAVBssar; aad aw. BETJQQI2T3 PilffTSOL Ta fWlle Cesart yshstasrsVay bbiIm rjaratf-aaal w. a. shut wr uaBBtaB4 aa tb Charsre af slnns mralna entbawit a VaJkel AUef tbeta pesaaed guilty, aad wriseaaed a th promla that thy wwaud ee to that baraafter all nwrka mm MMinina tbe drag- would sewtbt proper tabai, aakd taat '-'a naaMI that tnapto ft. Pwst win pt ft th aans General R.

Brwwa. rsnasrrflla. as Ooenm nder -tst-Cfclaf la oppaelttew to C.ssasJ Job Black, wta land. alt ammlsalnwsr saf Penaions a nder Oev. Of the CneBmaadera at tbe G.

A. bar bssa RepwbUcan and th fact that Black ts a SEARC111I1B For His Missing Girl Frttk Williams, af CaliBkt, Seeks Ueal Paliee. Her lotaer, Ifaacat Diatnrt4 Is la Cart of aa Offleer Taiika ta Eloped. Eva Wmiaaaa. the daoghter est Prank WnUauahB.

of Osfik. wa pearad freea aasr koaoa. Za East Beck street. la tha Cajdtal City, matt BsUnrdar alarM. waa traced la CtocianarS by kaw talker, waa a- ptted far heap at BoUca kaadqwa rter laat eewwUig.

It waa at Brat baa laved that eave bad heea abducted by a band ef arrpaaaa. then in camp Bear Coiambtia, but that theory has baeti exploded by her father, who has not slept atera aha left boaas so mra-lertoosiy, and who. half dead rrom loea of sleep and fatigue, took quarters laat evening la Hunt's Hotel. In order to gala strength fur a aearch for bar among Use hills of Kentucky. Tae caae Is a pitiful one.

for the mother of tha girl Is already tottering; in bar reason, and a police offleer waa left by Mr. Wllliaau to guard hla wire while be Is over the ccuntry eassrchlng for her. Night after night the mother of the girt would allp out Into the streets of Columbus and wander about In tbe vain herpe of finding her arraying daughter. Prank Williams arrived ta this city last evening, lata, and went to lieadiiartera, where he said that Detective Mahonry, of Columbus, had followed out several clews that proved false and been to Delaware and other cities In the stale looking for her. It waa believed that she had gone there to work In a dry goods store.

She had been a romantic young lady, and full of etnereaU Ideas about the world Into which she bad so mysteriously ventured. The gang of gypsies who. It waa at first believed, abducted the girl, waa ordered out of the Columbus corporation the Saturday before her disappearance, so that exploded the abduction theory. Seeing that his wife was losing ber mind lout the missing girl he started for Cincinnati Tuesday night. When he arrived at the Grand Central Depot he talked with a uiiesrraph operator there, who said that a girl answering tha description of hla daughter bad sat ail night with a young fellow In the depot, and that on Monday morning thay had both left for some point In Kentucky.

They had aroused the curiosity of many people about the depot, and the night watchman had alao recoralaed her from nia description. The father of tbe girl Is firmly of the belief that his daughter has eloped with a young telegraph operator who has been employed at Delaware. Ohio. Bhe left Columbus with a woman named Mamie Herrlngton. who has not yet returned to Columbus.

The whole case is mysterious In many respects, but the father swears he will never return to his home until ha has tidings of his daughter's whereabouts. MEN AND MATTERS. Mr. W. A Lemmon.

Caahlar of the Third NaUonal Bank, leaves to-day for Naahta-wanta, where he will Join Mrs. Lemmon and their child. This Michigan puvce Is quite a rendesvous for Cincinnati folks, there being there the families or Messrs. Herman Ooepper, Arthur Stem, Alfred Qailber and many others. Mr.

L. B. Daniel has gone for a stay of some twa or three weeks at Atlantic City. Mr. Daniel accompanied him.

While East Mr. Daniel will visit Baltimore on the oc casion of the convention of th NaUonal Hay Association. When MrWalter H. Field went away to Europe and took his family be left hla front door standing wide open. If Mr.

Field knew that he would probably want to start right home from whatever point he is now visiting, but if he could' be told addluooaily that hla nelgtibors saw to tt that th door waa shut and bolted and the bouse made perfectly tight again he would go ahead and enjoy the rest of the trip. It all goes to know how tbe most areful of men will sometimes fall to do the simplest thing. Tbe day that Mr. Field left he staid at home all day, and when he came down town In tb evenlnsr he was satisfied that he had abut every door and barred every window personalty. Tet tbe next morning the neighbors found tbe door standing slightly open.

The house had not been entered. Mr. Field had simply forgotten to give th door a had pull to, a The following visitors were on Change yesterday: J. D. Horner.

Olney, 111., introduced by Magulre W. 8. McWhor-ter. Detroit. by James T.

McHugh; Captain Thomaa Wright, Buffalo, W. by E. A. Burns Out-of-town visitors Introduced at the Business Men's Club yesterday were: W. T.

Hudson. Cleveland, Ohio, by L. C. Smith; W. D.

Gullbert, Joseph Moses, Fred King, Columbus. Ohio; Owen Moffett, Edlnburg. T. J. Moffett, J.

B. Cobba. Birming ham, C. A. Hlnsch, John M.

Welkivee. E. T. Zlegler, G. M.

Bowling Green, Kentucky. Hon. Howard Douglas, of this dty, sailed from New Tork City yesterday for a three mem tba' aojourn in Germany and Bwltser- Major J. H. Klelne.

prominent In Knights of Pythasa circles. Is expected to return to the dty to-morrow from his trip to the Paris Exposition. Edward Schleainger, the well-known de tective, yeaterday received from his half. brother, Paul Newman, of Gutinrl, O. a magnificent basket of peaahea.

They are tne largeat and nneet seen here ror year. Mr. P. M. Blefert left yesterday, with his son Robert, for Washing-ton.

Philadelphia, Baltimore, Atlantic City. New Tork and other EAsstarn points. They will be gone about three weeks. IN "DEAD MAN'S HOLE Frank Cltovisi, jomrrj 4 Go bars Boo keeper. I Drowwent.

Frank Chovln. 25 years old, bookkeeper for tb Dowry A Goebei Company, drowned la "Dead Maa's Hole" In th Little Miami River near Lanwood at rt night. He was taken with cram and tha bod has not yet beam issesxvared. was bathing with Clarence Oaborn, another roung man. who Urea at Russell and Boutoa streets, uawooa.

is swimming bole to on mile above Union Bride. Th slap there la about laet a sen. and a ansther tit neool have been drowned In lt- 1 he pouc were nounou at aa esaxa aasi Burnt. fbosrln hoarded at 21 East Seventh street. He waa orurmauiy troxa -iwnnsssss.

FATAL DIVE ICaal huYtr-0a Bow ta Ohio Philip ft--, a years aid. who Rwed at ay. wall batnins tor street. He at thi ta riainay with aral othar koys. and' Bluest! Into tb ssataap rroa- raft of scars.

Vat to th emrfate agaaa fyV o'v- sv Eaeaaa. jail. SB aBat Joeai BelL aasd ara found mm ta rsrfat Bide mt tb body, and It. la Bflarrd that tha hay track a aoaeX anoaw ua water. ctcseass nixaKam) irrrnrja.

Till an at X. R- Moafbrt ytraT firm mt itotsr artJca- Isandla by tha CJa-dnnAU oAce tartar tks ae aaoatls. Tb total asaysnsar ww fl.fTrfl This ft aa asaTas I Use OHIO "craLATBrBWB, Osuo, August a. tw orprJin Toe fob Id Pttating and FnbUshtnc Ceamaay. aayrta.

aapttal stock flo. 000; th Day tow Lewd Title Ceta- paai. Da tusx, sbussUa stock. ilABBUk HURTS ENGLAND Tkatf aaa aaajM BawTs Abbib Aid Uomtmu. AasTBat anatanat a sAjWD.asi mt lav maa.BiK arar aaaa ttv Casxaat taxi as tasjagaaal txat fl-sar'! wearMI aa a assaad Ukkaar Car Leaitaa aa ttas peaaeaat gi itlaa mt ta bsrask Bsoska, The Baaast pagan itr.

uMIl thss Chaaealllor IrrheaaaaT. aVar Kacataat HVaa Bear a. tag- artvateiy mnrnattrng tar kaif sables ssaa shBss, alls tag PaT aw east ef tb Baiak mt Ena-tand ad need Bar Msenaasi ta sweeps, eas) Aawerscaa ear sr. sreuasa ess awaata early laat wwk tbrougk I. f.

Morgan Co. and Um Havf-tags. the feeM takers, aoeal- lauj tamt taaa waa aa saury im natural way re ssrtitsr ha gotd, aavd aaee taw experts ta tb Unite aUasea tn th bank rate Baigwt I or I par rent, and Oct i n. Ovh ii assa aaw to be re Is sit be trenrahaery snsas area weald have to be tag to tbe gold Fisam. Tn Uarraars lefts lead th A sort a led Press that thessgli th loan waa Bssre tha a eae-sirlbss ta New Tears, befuee that egrstsasat waa alml with Bar Michael Hhtka-ilaaca, it waa tat tsrsee covered, aa It waa expected tt would be by tbe sara-otlatora here.

The) Morgana said tae Insurance companies tb ssniWsae gaged. aeree sweat rib aaa aotn the Mor-aad Bar Ilia eaJd a Barge porttoo of as wsmsM eoea ta troee. Tea saU-a. It as aaadewtaBL as alraads- ess- Tbe artllcs of tbe Ckajactrtlor of Exchequer pot at out that th loaa waa worta a-M per canst: that waa ae ceat a IS rag that every posuad abould have an kept here: that even If th a nisah sn eaTer waa accepted It ajhowld have asjea doete differewt- ly. and that bo ask for eubecriptiooa ta tW.Uuu.000 when O.OUOJM war airaadty ai-loted eras trtckery.

Oenerally. however, there a feeling of sat tal action la 1 drciea ever ua easier money prospect. TsremryKlclat MIIHasm. Nsw Toauc Anguet Bsnaf. Migoes Co.

to-day annaunced that g2a.0on.Otw of tb new llrttlsh exchequer loaa had been allotted ta subscribers kn tha United Statea. The total aaabajcrtptkma SB tbia country. tner aasd. eod eAOD.OU. wk AS1S0EB Because the Yacht Sailed Xfltk a Brlia aa Sat ta Fartj Trtai Cladaaatl Taat WaalaTltfel.

aQgdlac aas freernaattr aaj4 Taal to aa sf WlllBsai aV Deede. ta aniuioa- asra IndlSB. Ua povta saaaTttfata-er. ta Mrs. May srtewwrt WortatrigToa.

at Oeveland, last nseTht. wk aa ta astkaar story lass eatp. Ttsasw la arm tanrhir etea-y. Mr. Deed waa dlaoroed froaa Ms Orat wtfe, the vreaithy Masa Oaar.

of Rtctimonrl. Ind-. th Wedaea-day preredmg ha Baarrtage, L'attl tha de-ere wsas sill pubne the esva In atlcauavowd vrar dreamed that tha air were net ooea of cawnabasjrtr. It waa aa tom-toU doucne te tb coramnnKy. Meat to tate tisure ef erlce secasty baa bstoa trees aUouely sxclled ever the) as twill of tb Cleveland wttdlig.

hick waa a aaporb anTair. Th groom showered a Prbace's ruaasoea on tb brade la the way of )ewel and gowna. tb eatl mated coat, to be vulgwrly commercial, bean- 1300,000, Ln paaaant. at aslgxat a said tbaat the bride had previously been threugb traeXMvorea Court. AfUr tb crramoay Ik pair went to New fTork te go eruutlng on tb trrooat's yacht th Chetnlaa.

ba being a Bsseatsr uf the BUTTON TRIMMED BLOUSE. This smart little blouse waist, with Its cunning trimming of crocheted buttons. Is an indication of what the fashionable fall blouse 1 to be Th material Is red opera flannel, the waist being covered with rather large box plaits which are dotted oyer with crocheted buttons of th same shade. The sleeves show a return to tbe straight band cuffs which button around the wrist with the same fancy buttons that ornament the front of the blouse. ADVENTURESS Uaing An Honoreti Name To Work Her Wilts at a Fashionable Boston HoteL srsciAL DisraTca To Tsra Bxqvrsss.

Bostom. August 8. A handsome. stylishly dressed woman, wbo waul resri-tered and known at tbe fashionable Hotel Essex as "Mrs. Charles Longworth.

a prom- nent society woman of Is wanted by' the police and Kenny A Clark, livery men, who mourn the loss of a bay mare, silver-mounted harness and a Stanhope spider, the whole rig valued at tOOO. On Wednesday last the woman, wno is described as about 5 feet 6 Inches In height, of fine figure, handsome feature and brown hair, arrived at the Essex. On Saturday the Kcnoey A Clark turnout waa ob tained for her by an hotel employe. Tne young woman raiiea to nwsve ner atijs-si- nee at the hotel In the evening. Early Sunday morning she returned to the hotel, but without the Stanhope, She stated that her pa hid started early tn the evening to return tha horse and burry- After waiting for a time In seeming Impatience because ber alleged father did not make hi appear ance tbe woman nan a policeman summoned.

To him she stated that her father was missing. The officer asked If her father area a rueat of the house. The young wom an told him that lie would find "Pa's" name on the register, ana ne unt ner to inveeu- srate. Finding a cbambermaja sne aseumea en air or great concern, dm waio inski a man was waiting for ber at tbe front entrance. Would the maid ba so good aa to show her the rear entrance so she could avoid him.

Th plan worked, and the young woman got tne start or tne police oy several minutes. She Is the same woman who created a nr at narraaanaett iter taut week by oVfraudlng hotel keepers aad borrowing money hi lair amounts. ward Bausachlar died tn tb bum ants' quar ter at Paeeock's restaurant. Fifth and Plum Btreeta. Benin his bed was a aalt-emptled bottle of whisky, which told the story better than words eotild do It.

Banaclv- ler tTRONQ DRINK Claims a Vtotlm ta Edward. Baauschler, an Ei pert Accountant. Th and of a career that strong drink isaIs a failure cam yeardey whan Ed emptoyea a a sv uimiwhuw, auu working at the place only three drink faartamed Its dutches en him Tta. taenia- wraa an exoert accountant, and had a devoted wife and promising family. Hla family was an excellent one.

and lived In Louisville aad New Tork. Failing to break bis appetite for drink, bis wife left blm four Tear ago. ne saaa lower anu lower and drank th bitter dregs of a drunkard's Ufa. Several times he tried to refnrsB. but had not th atamin to resist drink Last week he worked at th i BeU sreast am a iWihaarh with bis wage.

Four or five weeka ago has brother died while ta a aleeolng car. ana tn narws eansed'tilni to drink ail th harder. He wis 43 years of eare. TB. Beur era rw- ta tb la im alia wear it a i -m a LmnA was haa bssa tmnsT terra bins.

O. H. Aesurrmaux. ef the Fisher Block, ts sasearnB cue rmu, either ta I-oJkrrlil er new xesra. result rrota tae howajld dead.

Statea Cewrts. snnrmssnaal ywst iksri weald be as BauaJrjrsqytcy rsasaBWJao Death CSDliClt DEBT TAJJXtl -The eott filed lttifkTliig; ai- Mrs. Charles H. Howard, wtfe of tb seav erai agetst of th New Tork Life bsatiact CoMnaar.Wtl hoxa ta tha Roanoke BUMintr. Vt'ft at "elock yeaterday Btanooa.

aV- A warel waa asperated ap tor ssprndlcitls Mwndsy aa sssrvwr ral-Ibal tht eras 4s) yaara ef aa aad ber nVsItT- asm waa Mary EHsstbetb Aid aad a-uina srlll he abltroed te her tMUOTit at ChlWeotba. Th rsaiial will take place las that alty x-s si-is. QBsrsl B. Carres. Clerk of ta TJaltod roay that Oaort tht ttm auto Vy the Alpha AsBrtotlei Bttslaat tb rtrs Bap- crftiasaedatlea far $At 1 barta.

aeuA and tha asswtptC Javaen4 1 1 ja-rai swell Larchmont Yacht Club. And her la where the other story become the story In fact. Here In Cincinnati are at least three disappointed families, wbo were Included In what may be termed the ultra exclusive set. If they ever dealt with ticket brokers, which they do not. they would have been In a position thru week to dispose of a number of first -class railroad tickers to New Tork and return, "good for 00 days or until used." sailing of the CbetoUh.

The Invited cnes prepared for a cruise and made all tbe necessary arrangements, even to notifying tbe members of their set when they might be expected home, and where mall would reach them from time to time. One can imagine their feelings last Saturday when th rnarrbig took place, and Mr. Leeds and his bride rushed off to Nw Tork and took possession of the yacht, which hauled up anchor and turned her prow seaward. Of course, non of tb Cincinnati people eared to be one of a trop addition to a honey moon cruise, but they all feel that Mr. Leeds might have stopped for a moment on his love-mad career to consider his aoc Lai engagement.

It nay aar been that 1 the suddennees mt the de upset him and caused blm to overlook the calender ef society appointments on his desk, but txisvt is no aalv to th Injured feeling of his anvHed bat disappointed Cincinnati goessta. LICENSE REFUSED veas ftavsTar-Ohl otri To Marry a Ma ef Ftfty.wtase. Testerday afternoon a young woman waa disappointed la tb Probate Court when she was refused a marriage cense. She said shs was IT years sad, but ah did not look te be over 13. Her Bam was Elis abeth Kick.

Her mother accompanied her to tb Court and told tb clerk that tb father of tb girl abased ber so that tt was almost imposwibl for her to live at home. Th man ah da.lied to marry was William Welch, a painter, aged 99 years. When ah was asked If she did not think it a mistake to marry a man of that age "He has got enough for me." But. as she waa under' the legal age and could not be given a Hosxta unless ber father coawntd. be went away disap pointed.

Bar mother aasd there was lit tle chance of the fairer giving his consent. as be was oppoeed to anything hla daughter wanted to oo. Bhe Ores at 1413 Pleasant treat. to Tim a a r. home.

A boat 1AQ0 Oed FeJsoer ef Ctocxaaetl aad vicinity wiB rust the O. O. P. Home or th Aasd at avaaraeM. Oh after the let Srptember.

The exact data has atot yet been detnBdnd, A special train wm carry tne avusa -wui ee ITpRTTIffT vuumQ AT OOIET. Th rMugwtan of Behekah, ear Clarlanwrl aad vtctoity, wih gtv aa aBtxaT at Caasy ataai mm tb Z2d ef this same. Theatre todgws af the D. ef R- wm axute. Tb tssds win to a fond wtth which to inter taia ensrtas; tae atate sssmbiy ef tae order, which wxU eava her tn aiL MMO.

Jhu-tnwnat tra stitlesai ta laakTwwtcy (Were fiassl ynsda.y ta the CUtM.ataiW Dtetrict -Csrt by Byre aad STtea-lnv Aelr bn sta ess aoder-tbe sVan asais -ssfgyrae A Sherila at 24d West Fifth astreet- this etty. Their na bill tie are riven at SLSM St, while the awiw ef thear ase.tB is tl.BS mXUjmUZi. V. TOR W0MAF3 EYE. Tb awrsltreaje at Wnea a new den he visit tb one else.

thae er Mber la atlas 1 4 sjrtth ge. ewea wha each at? th gmaisllisi at aeeflt. rmr lattoaa waew wwne use astta acts) rtara wf asseeuiy. aad aaaae atbera are mail are aaaaeei aar km aeareaas. nasi, i we swuei strlkta reewlt art ssse arsxsnws at a bast mt tm mm arUrte oa "Xlght TarrwrsT D4 i aard Cetkrle.

i Doaaoa, etrwagly aawatsa th rnmsaua atlaarwgard ef ta agaaa mt fear rape ru aasd by asaay ctuldrea srHea an ttesa to fall aseee ta a aarfe aad ssnaka plainly of the ihiiiIiiihi crweity ef Irsavi the asesttai taartwrw wbrn oaraweasa Uaaerta oa aa Isa 11 live ctvUd. He testa of a Mute child www. wsaew aaewrwd that slkewee aoc be afraid of th dark, hers wee 'Xmml would take pare mt hasr7 eaa. mm he pats wttfc man ibi pewfaatty. rwu take Ued away aad the irainrw iniasfl is trrwexnsg ws nnsimii iristeim at svess autte aa Hn porta at aa the effects ef a fa mm aersoue rkiMm aa ensotveaai child who Ufa waa aaade miserable ky the trraanv ef aa ignorant ana Barva it bough tbe pa reels afarded Use wnassa aa a serfeei traeure- it ts probabla thau the Belt genereltoe.

will sa th Oould fortune pretty well rut BB, there being so asaay betra. The rtchesa of theae wUi be Klagdoa. Oeorwe Ooulds VUtt.OUO. "ua. nis ratber rated at I TO.

ahaaaadi.ir arrrvea la I na Queen before be aeea i Dora Carlo I King of Portugal, who Is to vtaat Uneea Victoria la Loavson early ta Daramlasa. baa saor royal titles taaa any earner uvtiuj asonarch. Joined ou or tne anallMi klnAn hvrR Ih capital of Portugal. wcrqo io tne tsrone la laav. rears before thai Unas he wedded a Prtmwsw of B-Martwn-OrWas ear late count of Pas-la.

SOCIAL AFT AIRS. Mr. J. C. Butler haa eioaed her Htflal home on Auburn avenue, and, acrompaned by Mlae Butler, la enjoying tbe cool watbr oa the coat of Nova Scotia.

Mies Florence Butler is the rueat of Mr Ingnarier at her summer home oa the Canada side of 2lagara Falis. Mr. Joe C. Butler and Mlae May are at Atlantic CKy. 'las Mary F.

Smith and Miss Franc Bymmee have gone to Winona Lak for a scaUoa outing. Mr. J. a. Sandford haa gone to Mt Ver non for a short visit.

Mr. aad Mrs. A O. Eisner will dose thetr pretty Clifton bom during a sojourn at Hot Springs, Vs. Mr.

Swearlngwr. of late the rueat of her brother, Mr. Charles Butphln. at his Cut- ton house, ba Joined a party of Louisville friends tor a tour of the Eastern ass shore resorts. Mas Harriett Dougherty has been the warmly welcomed gueel of Mr.

Harry Wlborg. Mlaa Anna Harries has gon East to be the guest of Mrs. John Sherlock and the Mlsaee Sherlock at their hajsdeonae new villa at Sag Harbor. Rer. and Mrs.

Edwin Stsong ar Im mersing at Old Sweet Spring. Mr. and Mrs. A Strobel are away for a visit la Madison. Ind.

Mr. Watot, nee Strobel. is at Atlantic City. Mia Anne Sherlock Is with Mr. J.

Whittaker at Lake Chautauqua. Miss Hanno Sherlock vlaittng Mrs. rt at Grand Rapids. Mich. Mrs.

Charles H. Law, Miss Fannie end Mr. Gordon Law are expected home from their European tour toward the end of th month. Mr I-aw. awaiting their return, la making New York hla headquarters a short visit to tbe Eastern summer reeorts being the order of hla day.

Mr. J. Wilbur Jacoby, a prominent lawyer of Marion, Ohio, and Miss Edna Bird, of Covington. weie married last evening at the home of the bride's parents, on Ber. ond street.

Kev George A. Miller, of the Fifth Street Christian Church, performed the ceremony The happy couple will take trip to Washington. Philadelphia. New elphla. bride Is bride Is York and Atlantic City.

The very pretty, and waa popular In Covington ao- clety. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Calvert have gone to Denver, and will make a visit to several of the resort In that neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

ranger have returned from a month's stay at Virginia Beach and Atlantic City. Caapar H. Rows will Join his family at To be plain and to get to the meat tbe Oroena. on Saturday. tory, they, and not the bride, were to have! Rev.

Dr. Benedict, of Hartwall. has gone gon on the yachting cruise. At least that Is to Watch Hill for August. their belief.

Mr. Leeds a few weeks ago, Dr. Aralck end family leave to-day for while on a visit bare, tendered the Invitations In person and set the date for tbe Virginia Beach. W. G.

Anderson leaves Saturday for Old Point Comfort. WELCOME Given tb New Indiana, That Arrives To Re OslOUed. All tbe chime whistles In the harbor yes terday Joined In the loud noise that wel. corned to Cincinnati the new boat of the Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Line, the Indiana. There was a large crowd of people attracted by the noise, and when the new boat came under the euapenaion bridge there waa a levee lined with the self-ap- oolnted reception committee.

The Indiana waa built at the sDlpyard of the Howard at Jefrersonvlll. and Is side-wheel boat, something on the pattern of the City of Cincinnati, tnougb of a light er draf. bLng desugned for eervtce ow- tween Cincinnati and Louisville In the sum mer season when th stag mt tb river Is low. The new boat landed at the Big Sandy evanMe. 1 wharf, and soun arter dropped down below granting tnet -barf, where she will be until outfitted Commodore Laldley eald ywaterday that she will be outfitted entirely by Onclrmat flrma and that when comoleted ah will be as fine a boat as runs on th river Bhe will be put tn th Cincinnati and Louisville trad at once.

STOLEN VALUABLES Betwaed Whew Thief Larmal WI IAewteaaat Hill Held. John Clark reported the theft of hie watch and revolver from hla room at til Fourth street tost evening to th Second District Police Station. Lieutenant Hill, wbea learned who had been In th habit ef going Into the room, aald that be would recover tne missing sruews ta nvww- Clark went back to nia room an toto o. in tMrsas wnai ids omiiciauii i a u. then want out.

beoerht a cigar. fwi when ba got back tb watch and re volver were lying en aia laarwaus. lAAEXIAOE uoctses. John M. Godar.

SB, aaVesman. S21 CaJnoun street! and Anna T. Angeoraadt. 2. seam stress.

Wheeler street. Raw. Angetua. Leo Herntch. SA driver.

Reading. Ohio, and Margaret Buxton, 24, Pleasant Ridge. Rev. Mlada. Peter B.

Keller. SZ. clerk. Clevea. Ohio, and Emma Zombler.

SO, Clevea. Ohio. Rev Lav Bach. Aldea ATlleoa, SA stoclrJuMper. 434 nrth strteL and Amends Allary.

31, 434 East Fifth street. Rev. Blgaiow Edwta Weed. 2S. tveaur-basr.

Deat, Ohio, Aatbeay A street, aad Hary. 1A Mlauxd. Ohio. MoelVrr. 3A painter, to Cerry ZaMtner.

3S. Rare. Eusatbius. Oeorsre H- Tatfe, 22. swstcanaaa, Ky, aasi usia j.

aa, tat Edtarl KsUey, 22. Bthorar. Clew, Crhio, ad Maaai Fetas. 9 Arasssnsksr. Cler.

few. at. sTrtstlirh Carl K. BcJassstfer. Tt.

aaa aiMwi. aad Hatti Graf, 1A 17 Free- Alfred Lew. 63, faraxer. TflS Jeha street. snd Marraret Hall, X2, eoaa.

iu Jeaa suwec WDIIaaa W. Aianu a a. as, casrs, sa a aaai setts avessue. and Jtoephta ah 1. at sr.

1A Charto RsvtAli, at Fifth tret. aatast Fifth et, aaa wwi Saure McMillaa. 5' VtOrTALC COMPOUND. YThm With mmmy wommm the mtomOOy AtmffmHmo im mm Crmmt thai tbmy mrm for dnyn pmmithrmiy ataaav mmtt tbm tnomt dSIgmmi mf fori mi lym Bmioitbmmm wpwot. Tbm by tt prevmm thim.

This $utpmr la oonstmmUy prist Thm mtlvtom of Urm. Pimk- hmnt mhould mimm Thim oomtm moth HAIR REGENERATOR. mtT "-ilSe tsssriat Hair RtnAWitwf rav Is ssstly a aad OsTS UrUanu eradkwa Beadsw asd aa sna tri jirp a Mala, orv Tws4rtS sMrvvt eld by Weatkarkia. a Chv. Wath aad Vmm sta.

JUST A MOMENT, Uortt of CVeetloa. Bwfos-e Tea adewa the Shirt Waist. On ef th elevret women Joumaitsta la the East has been betraying a few Saul sta of femininity tn the hope of checking ta hesdstrung rush of th mea toward shirt waist a. of course, aa aa article ef apparel. Bhe sounds this The shirt waist ts ooui (soreatlsnew).

a baa It is not lined It to pretty when made of hand roe materials and weii-titted. It I beyond question aoonoetitcaL New and tbea It la becoming. That Is waea tbe wearer bf not too thin or too fat. It la not a time-saver or trouble aaver. The waist of a gown can be put on with one half the trouble and 'Tuaslng." la hot weather tin waiet er bodlo can be turned In at the top.

giving a V-shaped openlag, to be filled In with Lace tf oae has not a presentable throat and collar buss-to be left modestly uncovered by a plump wearer. Tne shirt waist Implies a cloe collar and a cravat, both Intolerable and not lo be endured In th dog daya. It alao Involve long sleeve slid cuffa, cuff but una, cottar button and studa All iheee more than imply vexation. Irritation and perspiration bugbear- laxr eminence of the ahlrt waist is the difficulty of reconciling It Witt lb skirt, and of maintaining amU-able relations between ih two. (ma observant bus-band characterises the straggle as "an attempt (o keep body and sou! 1 if.

1 her Tbe old-f sshloned 'spencer" iwhy "spencer" none of our geneiatlon knewi managed this point better ll was finished neatly and trimly at the bottom, and tbe skirt baud went under, not over it Two hooks set Inside of lbs back and two eveo upon Ihe shirt baund kept all firm The sash or belt usually worn with It waa not a nc-cwaly Tbe shirt waist, to be accurate, ta not what our big brother man Is coveting lg norantly. and although he does not know this, either- to his mum Choked by sniff collar and ne, ktle. hamp ied heated by euaoendrra. he "Henda hla troubled spirit Into the uuaeen'' axid He cries alnuil and apare noi for a Byronio collar, innocent of tnr-n. a loo, tight cov ering fur shoulders and chest, snd.

withal. costume inat win one re- -In otner voma Stay together' at tbe waiat. That herot hypocrisy Innste In every vocoad wbe wishes to Well In the sight of mea nd other women, misleads our si rid le nt Inded big brother V. look comfortable nd contented In our shirt waists la re I- Ity. ar.

srnerallv. Ilka Bradley Head- atone, grinding torment" la he seicluaJori of our chaavjbers we are on eeemine and In reality, clad In snesr cam- brie sacoues as low at tbe throat as we choose have them Tbe blouse or tennis, shirt, with nlentr of room In the nerk and aieevea and aJbout tne trunk, and that, somehow, maintain cunainultr with the nether nnaeala. hrough all the vsultlnrs and fllnara of the player. Is what tbe big brother would like wear as he goes forth to bis daily toil In be do days, or saunter on tha shawl atria of Chesunui street or Broadway. We smile in our beuffed aieeve when asserts right to disport hi am If In a garment we borrowed In name, and nartlv tn ruth, from blm.

We warn blm maenaiu. muuslr forgetful nf hi Jeers with regard this son other loans aloaier almllaor Unas hat the retjuest is a blunder Shirt walsta. like the mvstartoua "thtriarar" of the "Paaim of Life." are But whaA tLev m. LANDED. Ltoat, PwtsAaaa anal Hla Mrwhaar.

Reach aaa Fraaciooo. Lletrteasant Israel Putraam aad hi naolhsr formerly Mlaa Shoemakasr. of ttus otty. chad Ban Francisco, ytraar from the Pblhoolraeav They are aa route to New Tork to resist th suit filed by John Putnam, a brother ef the Lleoteaant. to secure Dart of tbe aetata devised by the late H.

M. ShoesnaJcer, a Clndaratl cap italise ano rauroa magnate. In trust for his grandchildren. Part of th Involved estate to at 8araito-s, it Th psainrlrT asserts that hi share Is belna withheld from him. Lleotenant Patnam and hla asoth- er nave eaur clrrussnvisaAed tbe glaybe na order to nvaet the laauaa Involved.

They ksft Sen Franciaco for the Eaust Last Bight. ASTHMA CURED. Asthma aad Hay Fever Cured. (rreataet discos ery ever tnade tor the triaf men lot Aa sfM A and as a i ma gana a dssrriptaoa of year ease ana gw a ow tasrt tmttaent aad Jadge lor roaxrself mt my abtlity to cur you CCkID lo stay CL sVaUI. Wbsra others fall wrlle lo ma.

DR. FRANK WHETZEL. A H. D. RY.

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