Sandusky Star, The (Newspaper) - August 19, 1898, Sandusky, Ohio Get Our Prices on Job Printing THE STAR Today's News Not Tomorrow VOL 103 OHIO FRIDAY EVENING 19 1898 PRICE TWO CENTS Pays An Elegant Tribute to Those Who Toil In His Labor Day borers Were Prompt to Answer to Hie Call to Arms COLUMBUS Aug nell has issued the la conformity to a provision of law and iu recognition of the eminent of a custom which annually gives public expression to the sentiment in honor of those who toil for their daily bread I Asa S Bushnell governor of the state of Ohio do call attention to the fact that the 5th day of September 1898 being the first Monday of the month is to be known and celebrated as Labor day And I hereby recommend to all that they suspend their usual vocations iu order that they may join with those for whom the holiday is especially designed in the events aud ceremonies contribute to the success of the occasion It should not be forgotten in this eventful year that no men of the communities of our state or nation were more prompt to respond to the call to arms than those from the ranks of labor We should therefore pay tribute to those abroad and in camp as well as to those at home And under the re- blessing of peace let us hope that all future conditions of our country will mean the greatest benefit to those whose welfare is so absolutely dependent upon the maintenance of industry in all its forms In testimony whereof I have unto my name and caused the great seal of the state of pMo to affixed at Columbus the seventeenth day of August in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight and in the one hundred and twenty-third year of the independence of the United States of America ASA S Governor By the Governor Secretary of State PERSONAL POINTS Mrs George L Craig aud Mrs Grace Ruggles of Toledo are of the Misses Bosworth of Avon place Miss Clara McFall of Washington U C is the guest of her father Mr Fall of Washington street The Misses Bessie and Fannie Arnold formerly of this city aiv spending week with relatives here Miss Arnold holds a position ith of tin largest bonks of Cleveland aud Mis Bessie is attending the school for trainee nurses in Chicago Miss Smith and R tchiwl He returned home Messenger Miss Berdie Kaufman and George Kaufman and Miss Clare of W V who have been the of Pinkie left yesterday for senger Miss Virginia of who has been visiting her grandmother Mrs R Couer has returned Clyde Reporter Mrs and Miss Mary of Columbus and Miss Georgia May of Saudusky will be the guests of Rev Mcchel and family for a Messenger M Bippus paid Saudusky a business visit Advertiser Miss Nina is visiting Miss Norma Kranz at Ad- Kit tie and Mamie McNamee of dusky are visiting Miss Kittie of Davis Advertiser and Mrs Henry J Werst who have been visiting friends in this city returned to aheir home in Wapakoneta yesterday Miss Elsie Beer who has been the guest of Kelleys Island friends for the past week returned home yesterday Mr and Mrs Nelson J Hunt returned this morning from a very pleasant trip HEW MILK TICKETS Old Fashioned Kind Are Not Allowed Under New Health Rules WILL WELCOME SAMPSON NEW YORK Aug utmost simplicity will the formal monies attending the reception of Samp- sou's fleet tomorrow The mayor and committee will meet the fleet at kinsville and the mayor will go aboard the flagship and present to Sampson the address of welcome Guns from local batteries will be stationed along the river front and fire salutes as the ships pass up the river Every inch of Riverside park will be thrown open to the public to witness the parade and it is estimated that a million people can get sitting or standing room in the park and roadway CORTES WILL ASSEMBLE LONDON Aug from Madrid say it has officially an- that the cortes will assemble in September for the purpose of providing the necessary authorization of the ber to the signing of the articles of peace on the part of Spain DONS DON'T LIKE DAVIS MADRID Aug appointment of Senator Davis as one of the can members of the Paris peace com- mission is unfavorably received here owing to his former expression of Anti- Spanish sentiment NO MORE DOND ISSUE WASHINGTON Aug officials of the treasury department arc of the opinion that there will be no necessity for another bond issue in consequence of the war though the law provided for more if needed IN Aug a flood in a saw mill run this morning caused by a cloud burst six people were drowned at Temperanceville a suburb of this city SAILED FROM SANTIAGO WASHINGTON Aug dispatch received from General Shafter this morning says the D H Miller with the First infantry on board has sailed from Santiago TWELVE WERE KILLED H L Peeke who has been at Steuben ville for the past three days on lega business returned this morning W E Guerin jr was called to Co yesterday on account of the ser ions illness of his father-in-law Mrs T J Moore and two children o Sandusky are visiting with Mr and Mrs Ed County Re publican Mr and Mrs Edward Bertsch have for their guest their niece Miss Antom ette Bertsch from Sandusky County Republican Dr J S who returnee from Tampa last Friday has been con- under the weather ever since having confined to his bed most o: the County Republican Mrs George Koegle of Catawba island has returned from her five week's visit in Cleveland and other places Wm Link au expert ship carpenter from Sandusky is doing considerable work here on tugs and other Ottawa County Republican Earl Waheth of Sandusky is visiting his uncle Ottawa County Republican Theo Gerald of Saudusky transacted business in town County Republican Miss Caroline and George are guests of relatives in County Republican Miss Sophia of Plum street leaves tomorrow afternoon for Marion Ind where she will live with her sister Mrs Dean Baldwin Miss is widely known and a large circle of friends will learn with regret of her de- parture Mr and Mrs R B Fisher will leave tomorrow for O for a week's The Rules Have Many Provisions For the Sale of Diseases Must Be Reported Immediately Many of the milk dealers of the city are already complying with the new rule of the board of health which does not allow the old fashioned tickets to be They are having their new ets printed in book forms and will sell a whole sheet at once These tickets will not be used more than once but will be destroyed The ten days will expire on the and after that date it will be unlawful to use the old tickets This law may seem unnecessary but there is really more ground for its eu- thai many realize Tickets are used and until they are almost worn out and the constant passing from one hand to another easily carries and disease germs This is more bKnight about by the custom uf placing the tickets iu the milk pail or dish Furthermore children and often older people put the tickets in their mouths The new plan will obviate all this and the board feels that a great langer of spreading contagious diseases is thus avoided Among the other provisions of the new rules is one requiring physicians to report any death occurring in his or her professional employment within 24 hours Any death resulting from infectious or contagious dis- eases must be reported within four hours No burial permit will be issued unless these rules are complied with Heart failure will not be accepted as molded breadth and 20 feet 5 inches aud three gangways on each side for handling package freight Her engines will be by stroke She will have one Scottish boiler to be allowed 170 pounds of steam pressure The Huron represents in her sions the maximum capacity of the and St Lawrence locks as they will be when the work of enlarging the canals is completed She is almost an exact duplicate of the steamers Sr Paul and Minneapolis These three boats have been constructed with direct uce to their utilization in the St rence traffic under the new conditions SCHMIDT PRESIDENT Sanduskian Was Elected to Preside Over Electric Light Association A Happy Papa Mr John Gast is the happy father of a baby boy which arrived at his home oa Pearl street Wednesday evening I cause of it js stated vacation Mr and Mrs Theodore Gerald went to Shelby this afternoon for a few days visit Mrs Gerald's mother will brate her ninety-third birthday row George A Blackford is still confined to his homo by sickness NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT Garfield Division U R K of P Will Go to Indianapolis The advance guard of the Garfield division U R K of P will leave morrow morning for Indianapolis The remainder of the division about 20 iu all will leave on Sunday in charge of Capt H J Close and Lieutenants Dictz and Pusch They go to attend the tional encampment of the Uniform Rank which is held iu connection with convention of the K of P They will remain in canip one week The Gurfield division will not compete for any of the prizes on account of the small number of members in attendance Jolly Fishing Party Frank Thompson gave a fishing party on the yacht Guess yesterday in honor of Mr aud Mrs Genres of Cleveland Over two hundred fish were caught in a few hours Mr and Mrs Gehres are visiting Mrs Gehres mother Mrs Adam Nagle of West Monroe street HONO KONO Aug is now known that 12 Americana were killed in the land fight around Manila SHIP NRW Aug hospital ship Belief from Porto Rico arrived day Ohio Brewers Banquet The Ohio Brewers Association closed their session in this city evening with a banquet at Cedar Point About 100 were present and thoroughly en- joyed the occasion The visitors ex- pressed themselves as delighted with their stay in the city Work on the Side Path The commissioners will rush the work of constructing bicycle side paths from now on Mr Parker has already engaged teams and placed the stakes for the p ith from the soldiers home to the Perkins The work will be commenced Monday eath did not result from a contagious disease A physician called to attend a person suffering with any contagious disease must report at once to the health officer and cause the residence to be placarded with an announcement in English and German of the disease On the first day of each month all deaths and births for the previous month must be reported There are a number of rules governing the sale of milk A LONG LIFE ENDED Mrs Angelina W Hull Passed Away Last Evening Was at the Home of Her Son Judge Linn W Not Unexpected The steamer and er Fitzpatrick have been chartered to load coal at the B O The steamer Marquette and schooner Moravia will get away today from the B O with coal The barge Austin will load coke today at the Short Line docks The Nelson Bloom cleared today from the Short Line with coal The steamer C B Lockwood is du at the Short Line to load cool It is re ported that trouble with her crew ha resulted in their discharge and this hat delayed the steamer several days The steamer State of cam in this morning on her regular trip She will leave tonight with a good corgi of freight and a number of passengers BY DAY Commissioners Decide To Construct Bicycle Side Paths The county have de not to let contracts for construct ing the bicycle side paths Yesterday they to receive bids for the con of a path on the Venice road but there were no bidders They have Cleveland Selected For Next Year's Convention Has a Successful One therefore decided to to tiie work by the day under their own supervision Mr Hauser will have charge of the western part of the county Mr Parker of the center and Mr Halliday of the eastern part The construction of paths will be com- on the Venice and Castalia roads on Hayes avenue toward the Perkins church or Barrett's Corners and on the Huron and Vermillion roads GOVERNMENT BUILDING Late last night Mrs Angelina W Hull the widow of the late John L Hull died at the home of her son Judge Linn W Hull at the corner of Hancock street and Huron avenue Mrs Hull was one of the earliest of this county having lived here for the last 80 years She had watched the march of civilization and had narked the changes that occurred in the transformation of a wild new o a flourishing center of industry She vas the more able to look with pride these changes having been the of the late John L Hull who did to bring them about The end of the long and useful life janie last evening She had lived long Inspector Is In the City and Will mend Repairs The government building which be- gins to show the need of an overhauling will probably be repaired iu a short sime There are a number of things that need immediate attention and the of the whole building could be greatly improved At the request of Colonel Zurhorst Zuckriegel of Washington who is an inspector of government buildings is in the city examining the building He will report to the department the re- pairs and necessary changes and his recommendations will probably be ried out at once VERY HEAVY RAINS md the angel of death quietly released her from the toils and sorrows of this ife The death occurred after a brief and was due chiefly to the wear of time She was very active up to the time of icr last illness and even as late as last Monday had been visiting with her sou cheerfully on the events of he day The death which came quietly vos hardly unexpected John L Hull the husband of the de- based woman preceded her to the grave by several years He was one of he most respected citizens of the county md had often been honored with county Her father was Samuel Walker one the earliest pioneers who was very in religious work having been ue of the founders of the Congregation 1 church in this city Mrs Hull was in New York state in I SI 7 aud re- loved to this county with her parents having lived here continuously ince that time She leaves two sous udge Linn W Hull of this city and the icv John Hull and one daughter Mrs A Barber wife of Judge Barber of to mourn her loss Mrs Hull was very widely known and respected The news of her oath will come as a sorrow to all who w her Although she has taken rom this world the influence of her life ill always remain as a testimonial to i er long life of The funeral will be held from the family residence iu Perkins where she lived for so many years on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock ALONG THE WHARVES Large Steamer Launched The steamer Huron building to the order of the Lower Lakes Steamship company was successfully launched from the yards of the Cleveland Ship Building company at Lorain yesterday The Huron is named from Lake ron and will be ready for commission Sept 15 She is 252 feet over all feet between 42 feet Number of Cellars Flooded August a Wet Month The heavy rains of the past few days have more than taxed the capacity of the sewers During the heavy rain many of them flooded and merous complaints were made to the city engineer of cellars being flooded During the week the rainfall has amounted to 2.92 inches The whole mouth so for has been very wet and should there be no more rain the excess over the normal would be over one aud one-half inches Port Clinton The office of collector of the port at this place pays just per yet there is a big fight over it The duties of the office consist principally in drawing this salary Any of the various candidates could do this is en- titled to it by reason of his party record he was in his youth a schoolmate of Col Ed Zurhorst and that will help He has none of the local leaders behind him and that should be another help Uncle Kelley is behind Ross sou while Judge Love and Johnnie Orth pin their faith to the man The man can have the office if he gets Uncle Bill's ment but he cannot get it A good way would be to settle on another County News Real Estate Transfers Frank S to Theo R 3 acres in lot 8 section 4 Milan township A A Magill sheriff to James M French lots 191 and 103 Camp street city Lewis U Todd to Woodward H Todd acres lot 41 section million township The Electric Light association met again in the West House this morning at o'clock A very inter- esting address on The Meter's Relation to the Dividend was given by D Haskius of Boston M J II kins gave an address which showed very careful research and thought on Comparative Qualities of Old and Modern Transformers as plied to an Exchange Upon the subject of Long Distance Transmission of Prof E J Berg of N Y called out the hearty applause of the association This afternoon the election of officers resulted iu the selection of the President Ernil C Schmidt of dusky vice president B P Holmes of secretary Sam Scovil ot Cleveland Cleveland was selected as the next place of meeting At the morning session yesterday matters of a routine nature were dis- Denies tbe Allegations An answer in the case of John Mawby against the Exeter Machine Works com- pany was filed this morning in the com- mon pleas court AU the allegations are denied Claims Money Due Hun The plaintiff has filed a petition in the appealed case of Nicholas against the L S M S R R com- He seeks to recover money which he claims was promised him The Ohio Republican Leader Talks On the War He Outlines the Policy of Our as Regards Cuba Ought to Be GRATIFYING TO OFFICIALS posed of The reports of the executive and advisory committees were read and new members received The president of the association H K Wood of Piqua read a carefully prepared address iu which he reviewed at length the and growth of the association which has made rapid gains during the four years of its existence In the afternoon the program as printed in Wednesday's issue was ried out The addresses by E P erts and M E Turner both of land were listened to with great inter- est The ladies of the association were taken for a trolley ride to the soldiers lome by a local committee on ment A reception was given the visiting members last evening by the local bers The Warren Electrical ng company have an exhibit at the West House which is attracting a great leal of attention They have placed in he corridor a large sign bearing the Warren made from 87 lights which are manufactured by his company The most ary remarks were freely passed by the upon the work of this company company is rapidly gaining re- that is more than local The General Electric company of N T also has an exhibit hat is attracting a great deal of ion All the large manufacturers of goods have representatives lere Tomorrow the visitors will bo taken o Bay taking the Arrow at They will return to this city and isit the Point in the evening WASHINGTON Aug 19 prompt appointment of military com- missioners for Cuba and Porto Rico within a week after the signing of the protocol is gratifying to the authorities at Washington who also note with that the members iu each in- stance are now in Cuba aud Porto Rico where the American commissioners may be able to arrange the first conference with them in course of two weeks in- stead of waiting Sept 11 the final day according to the protocol The failure to take advantage of this delay is taken by the officials to indicate a commendable desire to hasten the of the new possessions of the United COSTS MONEY Aug receipts from the war tax amount to nearly a a day but the amount has not enough to meet the ex- addition to the government's expenses caused by the war The de- since July 1 the beginning of the present fiscal year is ing these 49 days the army expenses have been aud the cost of the navy The receipts from in- ternal revenues have been and from customs CABINET SESSION WASHINGTON Aug sion of the cabinet lasted an hour which is the shortest held since the outbreak of hostilities The chief topic of sion was the coming disbandment of the volunteer army Secretary Alger said it would take some days to complete a list of the regiments The question of appointing peace commissioners was not at the meeting Most of the members of the cabinet will leave early tomorrow to review the naval parade at New York YORK Aug Press has the following from It is well known throughout the try that the right-hand man of McKinley and Senator Hannais Lieut Col Charles Dick of OMo tary of the national Republican com- who returned from the war in Cuba with his views as to territorial ex- largely increased Lieutenant Colonel Dick came direct to Washington to make a personal re- port to the president and cabinet on the conditions actions and events as he had actually found them When I went to said Colonel Dick I went totally without in so far as naturally to with the cause in which I enlisted mean with no against the Cubans but I have come home sadly disappointed in them to say the least We fought and won for the cause of human and in their liberty I be- lieve but in their ability to guide and control that liberty I do There is but one thing to be and that is to carry our own civilization into Cuba and to Americanize it as rapidly as sible The Cuban of a republic is a sort of a specialistic com- munity must belong to the republic must be everybody and back of it all The country never can recuperate under the Cuban form of government but are great under a wise judicious and stable government made possible by the United States IS DEAD The End of the Revolution in SUES FOR BIG DAMAGES Lawrence Cable Has Commenced Action For In Toledo Loaned Money to Noah and Edward Bowlus Taking Mining Stock For Partial Security Republican County Convention The Republican County Executive committee has decided to hold the county convention on Saturday tember 17 at the convention room iu the court house beginning at The caucus will be he held on day September 14 Turn Out This Evening There will be a regular meeting of McMeens Post this evening to perfect arrangements for attending the national encampment at Cincinnati next month Let there be a full turn out of the old boys tonight Filed a Demurrer In the case of Frances Noth against Mary and Charles a demurrer was filed in the common pleas court this morning sensational withdrawn that all the Lawrence Cable president of the National Bunk has commenced nit in the common pleas court at edo against Noah and Edward Bowlus or This is the first act in promisees to be a affair The papers were from the files at Toledo so charges were not learned The Toledo Blade says The Blade is that Cable sues to recover for losses sustained through investing iu Guijas gold mining stock He asserts that he invested from three to five thousand dollars in stock of the company and that it has panned out utterly worthless He thinks he has been damaged in the sum named Guijas mining stock was involved iu numerous cognovit judgment ings taken iu common picas court against a Wood county farmer named barger some ago At that time it was asserted that the Saudusky banker had invested heavily in the stock Mr Cable stated today that he did not buy any stock He lent the Messrs lus some money for which he took some stock for partial security The facts were grossly misrepresented to him and he has a strong case Noah Bowlus at one time a neighbor of Mr Cable in Wood county NO OFFICIAL ORGAN Register Refused to Publish the Call For Republican Convention Further evidence was furnished this morning that the Republican party has no organ in Saudusky The Register positively refused to publish the call for the Republican county convention The reason alleged that nothing would be published in the morning r which was signed by Ed H Zurhorst As a result the lican Central Committee is compelled to seek the aid of the Democratic papers to give due notice of its convention Appointed Administrator Judge Goodwin has appointed U T administrator of the estate of John Simpson deceased HONG KONG Aug eral today requested of the Hong Kong government permission for the ships of the American fleet now at Manila to be allowed to dock and repair here The question presents such that it has to be sub- mitted to the British home government for an answer Meanwhile the harbor police have ordered the gunboat Seafire which arrived here with dispatches from General Mcrritt and Admiral Dewey to leave British waters within 24 hours WHEELER SUCCEEDS YOUNG POINT Aug eral Young retired from the command of camp Wikoff this morning and jor General Wheeler took the reigns General Young takes command of the cavalry under General Wheeler whose lease as commander of the camp will ex- tend only until the arrival of General Shafter Every day sees a great iu the condition of both the sick aud well and by the time the last transport arrives from Santiago Camp Wikoff will be a model among camps and a credit to to the men who built it GOING BACK TO SPAIN WASHINGTON Aug ing telegram received in cipher was made public at the state department day GUATEMALA Aug 18 To Secretary Day was occupied on the 10th by the government forces and sacks of coffee captured Nine thousand sacks of coffee and other valuable property of foreigners was saved from destruction This occupation was aided without force by Capt Fegen of the British gunboat Leonder acting under the request of the British German and United States ministers Morales retreated before the national troops to the mountains where he was surrounded ind captured yesterday in a cave where he had been hiding several days without food and was ill from hunger fatigue and exposure The commanding general ordered him removed to San Marios Medical aid was summoned but he died on the way This is the end of the HUNTER TROOPS ENOUGH WASHINGTON Aug ton commanding the department of WASHINGTON Aug ing cablegram us received this after- noon SANTIAGO Aug 19 H C Adjutant Washington The sailed this morning with passengers of which were women aud 45 children Two others are loaded and probably the third will this afternoon Signed SHAFTER Gen Santiago telegraphs the adjutant eral that after being reinforced by the Fifth regular infantry and the third Kansas volunteer infantry he will have sufficient force for garrison duty at Santiago and vicinity and it will be unnecessary to send more troops for that purpose IS A POSSIBLE CANDIDATE NEW YORK Aug John W Philip of the battleship Texas is another war hero who has become a possible candidate for governor of New York He is a native of this state a Republican and enjoys the friendship of Thos C Platt General Tracey and other party leaders WILL NOT COME ACROSS Aug Gov atio Davies lord mayor of London has abandoned his proposed visit to the United States for the present owing to PERMANENT WASHINGTON Aug navy de- has decided to send all single turreted monitors to Cuba and Porto Rico for duty is permanent iu the chief harbors of these islands Several of these formidable vessels will for their new ports in a week or two DEPARTMENT OPENED BIDS Aug nance bureau of the navy department the advice of the physicians of his wife j has opened bids for a large amount of that he better remain at home the health of the Lady Mayoress being greatly impaired heavy ammunition for The aggregate of the reach the warships contracts will TD SURD mi There Will Be No Concessions Aug Correau government replying to the request of the German counsel for railway con- ALBANY N Y Ang cessions announces that Coren intends in Renselaer county ban been to establish a national railway bureau j by the federal authorities also to construct her own site and the Second regiment nf Consequently granted no concessions will foe York volunteers now at has been ordered there
