The Daily Herald (Newspaper) - June 15, 1900, Delphos, Ohio The Latest The Herald Has It Delivered at our Supper DEVOTED TO THH INTERESTS OF DELPHOS AND AND THB LIVING VOL. NO. 2. FRIDAY JUNE 15, 1900. International and Chinese diers Meet Near SO ASSERTS A TIEN TSIN I Made of medium weight wide i hem Heavier coverts at Figured at 81.50- black Sicilians at Fancy braid trimmed Sicilians all Mohammedans Reported to Be Armed With Machine Guns and Repeating Legation Russia aud France China's Pouring June serious en- gagement has occurred between the in- column and the dan troops of General Tung Puh Slang near The Mohammedan troops are armed with machine guns and re- June 15. Observers at Shanghai and Tien Tsin think there is a great deal more trouble ahead for the concert of powers than merely ing Peking with Serious disturbances are taking place at Yung Nan Fu and Meng as as at other points at a considerable distance from the The whole Chinese empire seems to be in a. The intentions of the empress dowager are still with a balance of mony on the side of a determination to expel the of a part of her country or to lose her dynasty in the While Admiral with the international relief is forcing his way to several of the ers are arranging largely to reinforce their details at Tiea Germany purposes sending Great Britain sent 600 from antl 400 will go Italy has ordered to hold themselves in according to a dispatch of had tried to bring her force at Tien Tsin up to Thus the combined forces at Tien Tsin will probably soon be about Japanese Legation June 15. A report has reached here from Tien Tsin to the effect that a legation has been burned and that a minister has been it is are withheld pending a confirmation of the report It is further rumored here that the international relief parties are ex- great difficulties in regard to provisions and It is believed that the delay has been caused by the fear that the force was insufficient to overcome the opposition that might be and thus precipitate a massacre at the The Japanese have sent two more cruisers and have landed 300 additional A report has reached here that the American and Japanese in Pelting favor the restoration of Emperor Kwang but that the French and ministers insist upon the powers talcing charge of It is further reported that the re- divisions of the country have already been The belief is that the of the British ship from the Yang Tse Kiang is an tion of Great Britain's disclaimer of the Later reports from Tien Tsin confirm the news of the burning of the Japanese but the rumor that a minister has been murdered is not Fifteen hundred with four have arrived outside of This makes Russians who nave Put On Your Thinking Cap. Before you buy fix this fact firmly iu your So far as cost is concerned it does not make a particle of which credit clothing store you deal Except in dental odd-lot it is utterly impossible for one credit store to sell below because they all buy and sell under precisely the same selling the only levers by which clothing prices can bo Direct spot buying and No customer is allowed to leave this department without a plain demonstration of the saving we can Shirt 39 assortment of light and dark colored with detached Plenty too numerous to describe at 50 98 81.19. and We can. please you in style and J ust one favor we ask and that come soon if ient as the assortment is best Boys 3-piece black clay Fine X French Worsted com- 1 Men's warranted indigo dye Do You Want to Buy Better ones at and 80'2- 2 piece double silk faced pure worsted Black clay worsted long pants communion Xtra wide faced coat with piping gantly tailored at Hats in till in fact furnishings from head to foot for this special occasion Pure wool knee checks and plaids all seams every pocket edge Men's pure worsted striped suits you 110 cotton deep coat with broad Do You Know all About Shoe Qualities and Shoe You can answer the first question about tho second Our shoes are all marked in plain figures and as usual we have but one spot cash Your two-year-old child can buy just as cheaply here as the most experienced No necessary in order to get the right for when we say one price it forces us to name the very lowest price and and that thp price you get that fact together with the tremendous stock here for you to select tell the reason for the rapid growth of this shoe fine patent turn I aM tan and black all leather and pretty paneled oxford ties slippers or pretty vesting ribbon ties Prettiest goods you've seen this season are here at Spot Cash Store at sole bow and jewel trimmed dals with Xtra high Louis they're also made in the button Men's tan covert stayed crash dress throughout EST OU M 1 A. day and Saturday at 10. Xpress leather at this Office open from 7 to S p. m. new rubber sold tennis and base ball shoes Men's Xtra high grade Welts in Wax and Box calf or Vici Kid in both tan and the THREE Do You What a real good muslin you bought at 5 before the advance in We've just in m our mm of this same which just arrived from the mill direct you not from the wholesaler in a few hundred yard but from the mill In over 1% thousand on strictly cash us to sell you this fine brown 36-in at a price that most have to pay the PORTO RICO Held as a Foreign Iu New June June 6, 1809, J. H. Goetz Company from Porto Rico into the pert of New York 100 bales of upon which duty assessed at 35 cents per in accordance with the Dingley The importer claiming that the merchandise was not subject to because Porto Rico was not a foreign and the case taken to J Judge Townsend in rendering his de- cision the war with j. Spaan Porto Rico was a foreign It did not cease to be a foreign t country when it by the military forces of the United The conquest of Porto Rico under of the executive made it ours by military But the president's conquests do not enlarge 1.13 i daries of this nor extend the operation of our institutions and laws the limits before assigned to by the executive Verdict of St. June inquest over the bodies of strikers and a citizen killed Sunday by members of the sheriff's posse comitatus concluded with a verdict of Witnesses testified that Deputy Sheriff Marsh shot Frederick the in but disagreed as to the provocation for A feature of the inquest was the conflicting statements made by neses as to whether Police Lieutenant Stack ordered the deputy sheriffs to fire on the Several of the testified that he ordered the posse guard to while Stack declared he did all in his power to prevent the deputies from The ance of Deputy Sheriff Marsh was a startling development at the It is believed that Marsh has left the Effected Without the Loss of a Man or BOTHA NOW IN THE Opinion Prevails Iu London Thut U Will Take Months to Unable to I Minor Skirmishes ot 1 tiie I i Lorenzo June the Boer agents here there is talk of negotiations being opened with a view of securing The nature of these negotiations is not made j i June ant General Louis Botha should have been able to stand for two days against j Lord Roberts and then to retreat out losing any guns or having any of his men captured is taken to mean that he has a force which the British must still reckon as formidable when acting The pacification 01 the whole of the especially the wide spaces from the ia looked upon as a business requiring months rather than STRANGE JEALOUSY Moves a- to Kill His Adopted Daughter and June 15. Moved by jealousy of an adopted Thomas 50, shot and killed 18-year-old Mollie because she was secretly married four weeks ago to Newton a young The tragedy occurred at the Bach 11 miles from on the Mollie Bach was ed 12" years ago by the Bach family and given their Thomas though he is a married was in- tensely jealous of the he had told it is that he would kill her if she ever got When she showed him the license for her to which occurred four weeks ago and had been kept a secret until Bach immediately grabbed a pistol and started for the She darted through the front door of the but he caught her aad shot her five With the last bullet in the pistol he shot himself near the Fighting June eral Lorenzo Torres has returned from an expedition to the country around where the Yaqui Indians Will BE MODIFIED Kentucky Democrats Discuss Goebel Election COLONEL BRYAN URGED A Delegates Chosen and a Platform Adopted by the Awaits the Re- publican Hosts Vice Presidential June a session the Kentucky Democratic convention selected as Senator J. C. S. ex-Governor James B. Louis Charles B. James P. William S. N. W. Utley and C. W. For electors Morton K. Yontz and N. E. Hayes were The platform reaffirms the Chicago declaration of principles of 1896 and instructs the 26 delegates from Kentucky to cast their vote for The Republican national policy was denounced in its Sympathy was expressed for the two South Iu Jefferson June Democratic convention elected 34 gates to the national convention at Kansas City and instructed them for William J. for The resolutions indorse the Chicago form and the St. Louis world's condemn trusts and corporation ence in political and pledge the party to fight these on all Ex-Governor William J. William H. Governor Stephens and David H. Ball were elected Republican June the entire day was devoted to the contest by the Republican tional and the controversy was finally decided in favor of what is known as the Warmouth The District of Columbia contest was tled in favor of J. E. Jones and W. C. Chase and against Dr. Robert Reyburn and George W. the latter a colored The Best Of rv (I U have been committing many I can Trusts were tions on the settlers along the Yaqui The of Kentucky were con- General Builer will be unable to At a band of Indians for their further until he gets He will probably wait until the has been Nearly every house the troops passed flew a white The British nothing without paying for A Boer bulletin issued June 12, a I wings ol the Federal forces touched the ing enemy at 10 a. m. of Fighting continued until The though in over whelming were checked along a line of 3G and the burghers succeeded in driving back their right wing five Two burghers were killed and 10 Another announcement is that the first regiment of General force three Indians were killed and 10 taken course in the re- encountered by the cavalry of cent The of i Goebel was declared to be the result of a Republican and William In another engagement in I a Taylor and hig acts wepe which the pursuing Indians were killed and four J Senator the five women and four children were on a prOpOSal .to modify taken the election ag Goebel He said the committee perfectly harmonious and St. N. June is no change in the strike situation on Belle The local magistrate read the riot act. The police are guarding the property with loaded The steamer which was there to load hematite for was compelled to leave and to seek shelter the strikers having threatened to cut her adrift from the pier if she re- Miners Little June Judge i had been Farmers Jane liams his son were shot dead from ambush in Brazos county while plowing in a Officers are searching for a white man who is i to attack Almond's Nek was to have shot The elder as the British were in over- Williams fought through the civil war i whelming the as a Confederate soldier and made such i a good record that he was a full i ber of the Confederate camp i were A Difficult June A dispatch has been received at the British em- bassy here from Admiral in command of the international troops now forcing their way from Tien Tsin to The dispatch disclosed the extreme difficulties ly in the form of tracks and stated that the progress was only three miles for the preceding 24 The commanding admiral felt that it would be desirable to have additional forces in order to meet every June has been received of the report of the ing of two Italian and one Swiss en- gineer employed on the Belgian road in north The sister of the Swiss engineer was also killed and two other persons are The rest of the French and Belgian ched Peking and Tien Tsin in The Franco-Belgian company has 300 armed men guarding its main which is still open for 100 Concern at June concern is felt here regarding the fate of the for- eign diplomatists at II is feared thoy will be unable to give emphatic expression to the Chinese authorities of the views of their re- governments until a larger military force The harmonious action of the powers gives satisfaction in and government More Missions June telegram re- from Fu says that the English and French missions there have been and that the foreign residents have taken refuge in the The this dispatch is reported to be due to French Killed Five June men were instantly killed by an explosion ot dynamite in the Hale mine near dead P. W. P. Hanson and C. The minors in seeking shelter from the expected explosion rushed di- into the drift where the wms at The old white ate soldiers are the and threaten vengeance on thir assassin when Relief Column June dispatch from the Gold Coast There has been another fight on the line of the relief No details have been officially There are 10.000 Ashantis surrounding and facing the relief The leaders of the rebellion in- clude Queen of Streetcars June a col- whelming the burghers compelled to abandon the i General Rundle had a sharp mish at Ficksburg on June 12. Tho Boers had been aggressive along whole line j menaced Ficksburg in The Brit- Williams granted a temporary tion restraining union coal miners and citizens of Russellville from ing with imported negro labor in the coal At a recent mass meeting in Russellville a committee was pointed to induce the negro miners to The mine operators represented j to Judge Williams that they were thus j from filling their orders in j other Ohio June Ohio grand lodge of the Ancient Order of elected officers as T. S. Hogan of Jackson vice J. F. Ward of that it had agreed that modification of the which he said had been a was he had been the opinion of Governor bel The amendments mended are such as will give the two leading parties equal representation on election and the Democrats claim a fair and honest The committee also favored an tional qualification for These Senator Blackburn it had been decided to leave to the vention to be held to nominate a. which will be held July 19 in Modification of the Goebel election it is was advocated by William J. who has written Bryan's Nomination the action of the Democratic state conventions in gia and Hon. W. J. Bryan is assured of the nomination for dent on the Democratic The instructions given delegates by those five states carry Mr. Bryan's vote con- over the two-thirds necessary to nominate I. uy WUU leaders eral Rundle held the attention of the Boers in front with two while yeomanry were round to their i rear and drove them with a loss the British of three patrols were also Steyn is at His presence is supposed to account for the P. J. McKinney The next meeting will at it be of two cars on the Mi- i Buller nerva park line four persons were verely injured ind the cars Of the victims a i was the most seriously j Sari Double Cold June F. i a prominent business man of Fort while fishing foil j from a boat and was drowned in the His mpting to rescue his 1 was also I June new American liner which was successfully floated Wednesday off the bar near where she had been lying since June 3, is I again j I Happenings at Home and Abroad Served In Terse 1'arascraph's. Eight miners were killed .by an ex- plosion in a Canmore Colburn 8. was caught in March June war office has made public a dispatch from General congratulations of the secretary of state for Lord in which he who have been had a. chance at Almond's and showed themselves to be as good as any About 150 yards at each end of Lamg s Nek tunnel are blown in and it will re quire several days to move the The line otherwise is and open to the reversing stations and also to Demand a Workman's 0., June 15. Eighty employes of the Enterprise Boiler com- pany struck and left the shops because of the refusal of the company to dis- charge a nonunion boilermaker named They also demand the statement of John who was discharged by the company for ing to work with s. Two warrants lu wv ith obtaining money un- of the national committee and leading Only Skeletons on B. June ia the fate the sealing which was last spoken on Sept. 27, and which has long been given up 101 been revived by receipt of news that the of the vest coast are celebrating the row dance for their tribesmen who were aboard the ill-fated The claim to have information that the schooner has been found lict with and rudder and that the skeletons of all the crew were False Pretenses June P. financier and a leader in church was arrested in ing Packer with obtaining money un der false are in the hands of the Chicago Packer was former president of the defunct Park State bank of this California For Vice June all the work preliminary to the entertainment of the national Republican convention and its attendant throngs practically Philadelphia is now con- awaiting her From the big convention hall down to the smallest detail those charged with the responsibility feel that they have the situation well in and the com- of the preparations seems to So there have been few The great mass of delegates are not arrive until Saturday and As to the vice members Republicans here appear to be still at The avowed candidates are tenant Governor Woodruff of New who has friends on the ground hustling for Secretary who launched as a full-fledged date by the general distribution of his picture on buttons labelled vice ne f I y to the an elevator at fa found tally Rt Rev. Richard Hooker 84, Episcopal bishop of the of io Janies 123, is at N. June E. S. Otis and his three companied by General Theodore several array officers and and tno Porto Rimn tariff Mr. John D. and sentative Dollivar of whose friends are him because of his reputation as an orator and also for received the enthusiastic in- geographical According to the of tiie Jrre 15. A Santa Fe i. into and nt MMH street persons a Mrs. J. S. Mrs. Burtch rnd WIP streetcar was people returning from a lodge at 0. He was born a sieve in i l here from Virginia in 1777. Vermont Democrats nominated a state ticket and declared for Bryan ana the Chicago Mrs. William E. widow of England's grand old is She will be buried in Westminster In a collision of express trains on the Southern near Engineer Mayfleld and Flagman Davis Passengers Near N. a northbound vestibuled train on the Southern road was wrecked and the engineer aad fireman ington List evening in a private car attached to a regular The party were directly to the Otis stead on the He was corted into the city today just in Color T a young white bound over to j the grand jury on a charge of compelling a negro census enumerator to leave house at the point of a j to enter the 2 p. m. which formed at June er General of the bureau ol i immigration ordered the deportation ol 31 Japanese from Port i where they landed in violation of tho Immigration New June leafier of Tammany will sail from England for New York on the steamer June 16. Panama Junto agent from Colon Is here making ar- rangements to recruit laborers to work on the Panama cacaL present besides the three there will be votes cast for a number of favorite Georgia June tion to the Kansas City was chosen in the state cratic convention was instructed to cast its vote for W. J. The following are the delegates from the Boykin Wright of J. J. Spalding of Wylie B. Burnett of Athens and Lewis F. Garrard of A state ticket was The platform which the convention adopted indorsed Bryan and the Chicago platform of 1896 and Denounced imperialism and Gifts to 0., June at an- new ment had just been including for John also that university and son college were Governor Nash spoke at the FUNNY HUMAN A Little Story That Illustrates Some of Its Peculiar 1'hnsen. Young men can never tell where to look for an ally in their lore A few afternoons ago one of them was leaving a handsome residence in the upper part of the He walked un- he will never be and It evident that he was in great He scarcely noticed the brisk proach of the old gentleman who owns the house and the though the suitor had been diligently dodging the father for What's and the old gentleman firmly planted self in the way of the retreating not fit to go out in this young Come Take a drop of What do you risking your life like in a faint never enter that house Your daughter just refused Now the father had told her a score of times to rid of that but he is sympathetic and pounding the walk with his you? you? Put you in this awful The She'll hear from Look as though you were poor How many times have you asked I'll bet I asked her mother 50.000 times before she'd have It's in the Come in No. take a walk around the block and then The idea of that girl thinking that she knows her own It's Brace We'll bring her to Aud it looks as they TLe old gentleman looks the DEATH BED OF Superb Band and Beautiful A Perfect Production Under a Big North Main Kear Cleveland JOE. In Our There's Wean n n In Our 2d Opposite City Headquarters for Pressing and Repairing rhe wear lasts long and the style that attracts neat laughs often without apparent and the youth calls Detroit Free Tommy's asked Tommy of his is meant by the Ins weed your father asked the answered what does he asked the cried you cor- tobacco is often called 'the soothing But It not There is no sneh word in the there cried there Is said teacher be with a superior yon can show me the word in an English dictionary I will let you home an hour earlier than Tommy seized his hastily turned over the leaves and pointed tri- fo the word fruit having Teacher floored and Tommy of Gent's NO SHRINKING OR Pants sponged and 20 or as cheap as any other Salts sponged and 50 same as lave always Perfect fitting suits made to and No Deposit Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Work Free of Any adult suffering from a cold tied on the throat or long troubles of any who will call at King will be ed with a sample bottle of German free of Only one bottle given to one and none to children without order from No throat or remedy ever had sale as German Syrup in all parts of the civilized Twenty years ago mill ions of bottles wera given and your druggists will tell you its success was It it really the only Throat aod Lung Remedy endorsed by One 75 cent bottle will can or prove its Bold by la all civilized A Genuine Made to Order for and Pants and Now is the Time to PLACE YOUR ORDER 50 and Pants pressed and 20 HARRY F. Second Room Fisher suffering from severe aia over twelve years and using remedies without permanent food I finally took Kodol did me so much good I recommend U to J. E. Clerk and It what you eat King
