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   Sandusky Daily Star (Newspaper) - December 10, 1900, Sandusky, Ohio                               CHARACTER INFLUENCE CIRCULATION THE WEATHER Fair amf cold Tuesday not so cold west portion VOL 229 OHIO DECEMBER PAY AH the Hotel Bills of the American Officers at Constantinople ROYAL YACHT WAS HOUSES NOW UNITED New York Dec Daisy Post a niece of a Vanderbilt and James Lawrence Van Alen a grandson of an Astor were quietly married at noon today by Bishop Potter at the home of the bride's mother The union of the houses of Astor arid Vanderbilt was marked by gifts the aggregate value of is estimated at The affair was unostentatious because of the recent death of the bride's father PRICE TWO CENTS WISE and Isthmian Canal the Senate Com Will So Declare Captain Chester and Staff of the Battleship Considered Too Stormy for the Big War Vessel to Brave Constantinople Dec er Chester of the U S battleship Ken tucky and his staff are being enter with dinners and excursion by the Americans and English here Captain Chester wanted to bring the Kentucky to Constantinople but Abdu Hamid fearful of the entrance of into the Bosphorus notified the American commander that pests were common in the archipelago and that the passage of the ship would be perilous The sultan offered Captain Chester the use of his royal yacht He is paying all hotel bills of the American officers here FORAKER TO AID Senator Hanna in Passing the Subsidy Chagrin Falls Dec letter received by a personal friend of tor Foraker in reply to an inquiry aboutt he subsidy I have a against subsidies but there does not seem to be any other way to restore the merchant marine than to support the present subsidy BASE BALL surprised today to hear that Lewis G Tewksbury the broker who last July owing was living in the City of Mexico under an assumed name and making money there The report was confirmed by B G Oppenheim the attorney for Tewksbury's creditors Oppenheim said he had been apprised by telegraph that Tewksbury was doing a banking business in the Mexican capital WAS DECAPITATED Stockholm Dec lund who murdered seven men on the Prince Karl last May was de- capitated here today CASES ASSIGNED AND LEAD New York Dec sis day bi- cycle race started at midnight Sunday at Madison Square Gardens At noon today Elkes and McFarland led by 26.7 miles and 2 laps By Judge Reed For Un- important Pleadings Are Filed Today CHICAGO GRAIN AND PORK PRICES Chicago Dec wheat corn pork May oats MEN Again Been Put to Work at the Lorain Steel Company Lorain 0 Dec steel com- pany opened today after a long down Three thousand men were put o work MARVIN KUHNS Prevalent at East Liverpool and the Schools Are Closed East Liverpool 0 Dec public schools were closed today for an indefinite period owing to the ence of diphtheria Three deaths and more than eight new cases are reported today Magnates to Meet in New York and Make Some Changes New York Dec National Base Ball league magnates meet here tomorrow It is rumored that John T Brush will sell his interest in the club to be purchased by Max Fleischmann and Brush will buy out Robinson's interest in the St Louis club SUIT The Noted Desperado Located But Not Arrested PROF BEMIS Gives Valuable Testimony Before Industrial Commission County Clerk Hertlein and Sheriff Perry this morning drew from the jury wheel the names of citizens to serve on the grand and petit jurie during the January term of common pleas court The grand jurors will re- port at 10 o'clock on Monday Jan 7 and the petit jurors at 9 o'clock on Tuesday Jan 19th The lists are as GRAND JURY Smith Kelley Island is F Taubert Ninth ward C H gles Milan Peter DeAllen Tenth ward Michael Nolan Castalia An- drew W Prout Third ward Soloman Kriss Huron John Knapp Castalia jr Decker Vermilion C F Smith Berlin Julius House Perkins James Conley Eighth Zerbe First ward J L Rieger Second ward B B Woodbury Berlin PETIT ward B hauf Venice Michael Maxwell Fifth ward J F Harrington Groton am Mehling Fifth ward Sidney bourne First ward John F Ging Eighth ward Edward Weis Seventh ward William Stubig Third ward Wm Hendrickson Fourth ward Jacob HAY TREATY SURE OF AMENDMENT Shipping Subsidy to Receive Close Attention the Present to Discuss and Pass War Revenue Reduction Measure Auburn Ind Dec Kuhns the noted desperado who caped on Thanksgiving day from the Ohio penitentiary has been certainly located here He says he will never oe taken alive The officers are afraid to tackle him and he has publicly de- fied them He was serving a tence for the murder of William pan a Fostoria horse trader TRAINS TIED UP On the Santa Fe Hoad and the Strike Is Spreading Grows Out of a Flag and Streamer Motto Kieth sued her divorced husband for for alleged The suit grows out of the fact that her husband ex-Judge Kieth raised a flag and streamer over Mrs Kieth's barn the streamer saying G W father of H C Mrs Kieth claims that this means George ters father of her children The judge says he meant George ington father of his country A son of the judge is now awaiting trial charged with shooting down the flag and streamers Wichita Kas Dec The Santa Pe trainmen are in session here con- the strike General Chairman Newman of the striking telegraphers said this morning All trains will have to stop today The Gulf rado and Santa Fe trains will stop at noon The Missouri Pacific operators Washington Dec Bemis who left the Chicago University be- cause his economic views did not meet with Rockefeller's approval testified lief ore the Industrial Commission day that the gas and street car chises were rapidly being gobbled by the same people He says a billion and eight hundred million are ed in street railways and the same cap- ital controls nearly all the gas and electric lighting Only five per cent of the electric light plants are owned by Lea First ward George Knapp ward Henry Moats Berlin Frank Lester Castalia Henry Norton kins John Cameron Kelley Island Frank Kerher Tenth ward Henry man Milan senate will continue to give its attention to the treaty and the ship subsidy during the present week talcing up one and then the other as may suit the convenience of those who wish co speak on the two measures It is understood that Senator Morgan who has charge or the canal will not press that measure until the treaty for the gation of the treaty is disposed of On this account the friends of the ship do not hend that he will make any opposition to the continuance of the tion of that measure He has indeed said that he will be content to allow his to follow closely in the wake of the ship Three or four set speeches are ised in opposition to the subsidy and it is expected that most if not of those already in sight will be made during this week Among those who the United States to extradite for trial in Havana for the alleged em- of Cuban postal funds is about to be determined by the court Argument was begun day Neely was arrested in New York for the alleged embezzlement of entrusted to him as the finance agent of the department of posts Circuit Judge Lacombe held that the evidence the people and a much cent of the gas plants smaller per And Referendum Are Favored by Federation of Labor Louisville Ky Dec first business before the American may strike out Santa Fe men of sympathy for the THE HOLLAND tion this morning was the naming by President Compers of committees on Judge Reed this morning assigned a number of cases for trial as Tuesday Dec Swart against Huron Dock company ky Printing company against Albert May Sophia Heise against John Traub executor F IVf Mantkowsky against Samuel Kulka Davis Brothers against Daniel E Thompson George Leitz against Kelley Island Lime and Transport company Wednesday Dec Schmidt jr against George C West executor Julius Frieberg against A and the Big Four Railroad company In the case of Catherine Acker against the Huron Dock company a petition in error has been filed in lit court In the case of Herman Dolberg against Frederick Smith a motion for a continuance until next term has been filed An accompanying affidavit sets forth the fact that a material witness has gone to Florida to be absent for several months Operations De- sired to be Made Known MINISTER Presented His Credentials at the State Department Washington D C Dec new minister Gen Doulet presented his credentials at the state ment today He is the first minister from Persia in ten years The last one was so ridiculed on account of his name Haji Hassen Kahn that he lell in disgust Washington D C Dec the Senate today Mr Stewart presented a resolution asking the Secretary of the to transmit to the Senate all re- ports and data relating to the tions of the submarine boat Holland CREDENTIALS Of Towne Were Received and by the Senate SAM SMALL Washington Dec tials of Chas A Towne appointed to succeed the lite Senator Davis were received and accepted The tion was taken up by the House day It calls for one lion less than the departments asked for The separate answer of F L Felch has been filed in the case of Mary Jan Smith against George Barney and ers Porto Rican message S hour law and compulsory arbitration It was re- solved that organized labor should concentrate its efforts upon securing the initiative and referendum as the best means for securing legislation and the enforcement of laws for labor Max Hayes of Cleveland denounced Congress as a robbers and also paid his respects to Marcus rora Borealis Hanna Bracken of Cleveland made a speech saying na had done much for union labor i was no robber or oppressor The bate resulted in striking out the pre- j amble which states that workmen are AIrs T downtrodden and oppressed It was very will speak on the subject are ators Clay Vest and Berry all of whom oppose the Senator Vest is an especial advocate of free ships There are of opinion as to what effect the taking of a vote on the fortification amendment to the treaty will have upon the time of dis- posing of that instrument but a ma of the senators express the ion that the vote upon the treaty itself will follow soon after the vote upon the amendment The indications are that the amendment will be adopted and that thus amended the treaty will be ratified Opponents of the treaty will offer other amendments but they do not count upon having them bly acted upon The senate will not sit Wednesday on account of the centennial tion of the establishment of the seat of government at Washington and there is a possibility of adjourning Thursday until Monday of next week War Reduction program in the house the present week plates the consideration and passage of the legislative executive and cial appropriation and the for of the war revenue es Wednesday the exercises in con- with the centennial tion of the removal of the seat of to Washington will be held disclosed probable cause and ordered Neely's detention pending the action of the executive Neely then applied for a habeas corpus on the ground that the act of congress authorizing the ex- tradition was unconstitutional as an attempt to legislate for a foreign try with which this country was at peace The case therefore involves the question of the constitutional tions between the United States ana the island of Cuba and will be the first of the cases which will determine the power of this government to ern temporarily or permanently the islands acquired through the treaty of Paris Over in illegal fees reported to have been drawn from the lin county O treasury since ber 1 1890 Dozen persons injured in the wreck of an express on the Philadelphia Wilmington and in the out- skirts of Philadelphia Near Industry pa ran down a skiff contain Edward son Edward Matthe John mant of Jeddo o All ci owned FRANCHISE FIGHT in the house The legislative ation is not to consume t probably Waxes Hotter and More Schemes Proposed That Perplex tion Puts Big Force of Men to Work MRS A B COURT ASSAULTED more than two daj only one and the that the remainder of the week will suffice to pass the war revenue reduction act It is probable that special which do nut receive the consideration in the which they think they are entitled to will attempt to amend it This is especially of the brew ing interests h to receive a further of the tax on beer from CO a is by the committee to a A has been d by ean h their rove This news reached yesterday and was the cause Kin that amount or revenue ot ranch loop and sincere be and those members who are for a further Her Death at Toledo After a The Funeral Brief County Commissioners Prosser Easton and of Kuron county are in the city today in consultation with the Erie county commissions s at Arrested and Agreed to Leave Cuba Forever Havana Dec Small the evangelist wis arrested for swindling He compromised with his prosecutors and agreed to leave the island forever ABSCONDING BROKER Now Doing a Thriving Business In Uty of Mexico New York Dec street was SANTA FE STRIKE Is Now Quite General and No tors Can be Found Chicago III Dec ators on the Santa Fe road are now out on a strike and there are not enough idle operators in the country to fill their places All that Is needed now to make the strike general is the refusal of some train man to take ders from operators Subscribe for The Daily Star Woman Died From Effects Early This Morning Rome Ga Dec Joe White assaulted by Bud Rufus colored at h Early died last night at G o'clock this in morning never regaining ness I The Murderer Makes a Confession Fisi er's residence Dr of His Crime jer officiating ner many friends j Court was 22 years of and was at Christmas time last year 1 Her husband Mr Arthur B Court is a popular young business man and it but a few months since with his bride wont to Toledo where he engaged home was at 52 Locust street The remains of Mrs Court to this city yesterday taken to the home of her mother Mrs Fisher on Madison The funeral will take place at tomorrow afternoon from Dee was The stockholders of the Vermilion captured the day after he committed Natural his crimes He confessed thar he did the deed in 11 i leed in order to on mankind Nordlund with pe a revolver in each hand and a dagger and a knife in his felt ran the cahins and state rooms about mid- night and stabbing every one he could find killing seven wounded five others hia victims was the captain company at their last a dividend of thirty eent which speaks well for this y as it indicates that they have in paying The Star is the advertising Inm In Erte county tion on beer advocate the tion of the tax on bank cheeks and discounts which amounts to about the same sum It is understood that many of the larger banks aiv not opposed to the retention of this tax on tne ground it reduces the number of small for payment and thus re luces the cost of the cal in tho The most ot the members of the ways and however do believe a successful fight ean be against any feature of tho Queen Vie to Lisbon Dec Carlos hm received from Queen Victoria tho lowing telegram in response to one sent by his I am aken by county touched by your telegram I sincerely thank you dear nephew t and for the good wishes you entertain ward me and ray It js again with the greatest pi that I the cordial ami under- standing between Portugal and laml the court house with reference to granting franchises to the Sandusky to Interurban and Cleveland Elyria Western roads Other interested parties are also present the Interurban thero arc Barney Mahler C H Stewart and 1 B Hanna of W H Price and V Andrews of and C U of this city G H and F L Fuller of Elyria a here iu tlv of the Elyria Wet tern While there has been i sior no action has yet be tho commissioners of eUh and they may do nothing Two or new schemes One is Cleveland Wear rn now proposes to Berlin Heights to to connect with the and wes of the tt To offer to put up o to nain line to and also he from fieri Heights to Cejlon all t vork by Jan i t is in Uie SHIP of 000 The company seems quite of success in the franchise for this morning a large force ien many teams and sixteen were put upon tlu s- right of way at tho school They toward Norwalk Tuesday thp surveyors will start OT on line from to and north to from Berlin   

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