Steubenville Herald (Newspaper) - June 25, 1897, Steubenville, Ohio JUNE 25, 189? at The Herald Publishing To nil communications be The office of the HERALD has been removed to Odd No. lao North Fourth St. REPUBLICAN For ASA 8. For Lieutenant ASA W. Forjudge of the supreme JACOB F. For Attorney 1'RANK For SAMUEL For School L. D. BONE For Member of of Public o. A. For State JOHN L. For County H For GEORGE C. For County SAM For Courity WILLIAM M. For Infirmary ANDREW J. For JOHN A. It is estimated that the Government is losing three million dollars a week in revenue by the delay passage of the Tariff The people are losing ten times as much in work on account of the We every one of our readers to immediately write a postal card nt one member of the United States Senate at urging and demanding the immediate passage of a Protective Tariff and such a law as will give adequate protection to American labor and American the It is scarcely necessary to say anything concerning the ticket nominated nt Toledo on hearty and unanimous indorsement of the entire State Administration without an objection from nny source is sufficient indication that it has been satisfactory to tho be reelected by a decisive From Governor down the State officials have been faithful to their and the people know hew to manifest their apprecia tion qf their The indorsement of Senator for election by the Legislature was also timely and in United States Senate to none in the Instead of only having one Sen ator to three from New this State now has two men of force and ability in the upper bouse of and it is most desirable that this condition of affairs shall Hence it will be important nest fall to elect not only a full State but a Legislature with a good working thus insuring to this great State its rightful represent tation in the The harmony existing in tho convention is only evidence of that which exists in the party throughout the and the Demo cratic buzzards who have been watching and waiting to pick up a few decayed fragments as tho result of Republican discord will be badly Republican success in November is sary in order to reap the full re of last year's and the people bare sufficient judgment and intelligence to see this and act upon it. Hence thero is every prospect that the harmonious Indorsement of both National and State administrations nt Toledo on Wednesday be emphatically ratified by the people at the polls in and that the present gradual Improvement in the condition of the business world will be decidedly Head titts that broad roads are ns intimately Siamese twins is ft is becoming recognized by all who have given any attention to the The Washington Stat remarks that the friends of good reads throughout the have taken heart at the recent declarations of the present head of the Department of Agriculture that one of his chief efforts will be to effect ft betterment of the highways of Fruits of this announcement seem to be springing up in all Already there is a vival of the agitation for it is asserted by those have studied the will materially aid in the reclamation of the roads from their dreadful California had previously passed a law which will take effect January 1, 1000, regulating the width of to be used oh all according to the size of the and providing a heavy money penalty for Thus ample time is given by the statute for the farmers and others to have their tires It is demonstrated that whereas the narrow tires are road cutting ruts into tho best surfaces and breaking into the the broad tires are rolling the materials compactly and Berving to preserve the Thus the change from the small to the large size effects ft double It is a curious fact that country blacksmiths as a rule advise their patrons to to the narrow urging that the draft is lighter with them than with the broad This is as has been shown by actual except in certain infrequent conditions of the With good roads even these exceptions would be In the long run the broad tire will save the stock of the farmer hundreds of thousands of of It would seem to be to the interest of the smith to fall in with the march of progress and advise the setting of broad for that would bring a great rush of The remedy to lie in the enactment of compulsory legislation such as that of supplemented by better road laws in all tho Meanwhile the general government will probably go ahead on lines laid down by Secretary demonstrating practically to the farmers at the experiment stations that good roads mean better returns their - -' Victoria is getting a good Americans are right in the London The coffin trust is buried in its own The jubilee made a good start on If Secretary Sherman has been guilty of a tithe of utterances relative to treity that have been attributed to him within the last few there is certainly no room for him in President The statements which were Absurd on their been authoritatively Thb action of the Centennial Committee in extending au invitation to Assistant Secretary of the Hon. Theodore to deliver the oration on the 4*7 of the civio parade will be heartily indorsed by the entire Roosevelt is an example and exponent of the highest type of American citi Of Eastern descent and birth lie has identified himself to a marked degree with both the material and progress of the Great and appears to have been equally at home in life beyond the or the much more Herculean task of assisting In establishing honest government in New York His history of how the Ohio and Mississippi valleys were saved for American domination and made a part of the Nation is a standard and he Is probably better - qualified to speak authoritatively concerning our pioneer days than any other living He is a fine orator and a splendid specimen of intellectual and moral The selection is especially and the hope is that Mr. Roosevelt will be able to so arrange the multifarious demands on that be can be In on the 26th It is not likely that will give up a job which pays over a Fifty-six pages of tariff a day is making good That is what the Senate considered on - I Ml Thb worst in connection with the jubilee is the immense collection of bad poetry which it Some pupils in the Chicago university have dedicated their brains to science when they Everybody could not do It is reported that the Queen will but as that report has been started at frequent intervals during the last thirty without It is. snid the trUBl desires to purchase No doubt the sugar trust desires to do a great many but the purchase of Cuba is probably not one of When nn English physician made the statement that inordinate use of the bicycle tended to appendicitis it was sarcastically asked if English riders were in the habit of swallowing their The case of a young lady in Massachusetts who was affected with this trouble from over exertion in the use of her would Indicate that there is it real danger from this like many other good can be A New York paper remarks that there are many signs that the farmers to appreciate the great loss involved in the continued use of narrow Aud the time is rapidly coming when they will be convinced that the outlay for thoroughly good roads would be more than offset by the saving in horseflesh and wear and tear effected by the use of broad Every one who thinks about the matter at all will see that not only could a much larger load be carried on a good road with broad tires on the but It could be transported much more quick and with far less work on the part of So good roads and broad tires are really the most economical in the though they may involve a large initial That is the argument that will finally come home to the who have thus far bean indifferent to the question And when it the desired reform will be speedily Trf Senate is having ft little flurry over the wool but it to cut all is having a jubilee with the Pan They will pass through Steubenville on ate too much ice and it floored Another warning to ice cream The only ones finding fault with the Toledo contention are tho Democratic The buzzard is a useful bird in some but occasionally he becomes ft police have been ed to shoot every dog running at and those who wish to preserve their must keep them at 111 It matters little to the Ohio who manages the details of their campaign so the work is properly It will be done properly this A representative of the South chilled plow works writes the following private letter which speaks for We are pleased to inform you that the has landed with have got more orders on our books now for fall shipment than we received last year We received an order this morning for six car loads of goods for foreign and Inst week took twenty-one car loads for When the farmers begin to buy plows and other they are and when they prosper wo all get Those college students who tore down a British flag hung out in honor of the Queen's should read tho London dispatches which state tint one of tho most notable features of the day was the large use runde of the American flag in decorating and It could be seen at every angle of the route of the Xo other flag was so commonly used for decoration Exhibitions like that of our student arc not they nre only - ii i The Queen's jubilee is not merely a sign post in the progress of the British It marks the progress of the entire English speaking When in 1S10 Queen Victoria was thero were but 25,000,000 English speaking people in the In the seventy-eight following these 25,000,000 have been multiplied abont Tho United States has about 7^000,000 English speaking In tho United Kingdom there are not less than 37,000, 000. It is estimated that has from to 7,000,000. In Australia and New Zealand there nre 5,000,-000, and in Africa and elsewhere 5,000,000 more English speaking people can be They exist in every corner of the and have increased not only absolutely but That is what makes the jubilee of such world wide interest hot shared by any other THE CONVENTION Adoption Of & Solid ALL 03 FROf CUBA AND THE 1 the ami Bushnell Per Special June Republican platform adopted by tho Convention day pledges allegiance to tho St. Louis commends the President's course In Cuban and Hawaiian affairs denounces violation of the civil service favors a National board of arbitra demands protection for wool growers and endorses tho Hanna Is endorsed for Thero were nominated Gov Asa S. Lieut. A Jacob F. Attorney Frank Slate School L. D. Member Board Public A. Hon. john Means Tho 31 nn largely Responsible fur tho of the Tuesday's Toledo Hon. John of is a to tho and he is a man to whom Toledo should le very To him more than to any other one man is due the defeat of the infamous Toledo ripper fathered by Guy Mr. Means was the man in but by his ability ho tundo a power in the He was on the committee on ho had the deciding voto on tho ripper and both times he voted against it. the was of little interest to being a matter from the further end of the ho saw through its iniquity and bo whipped irto lino by the powers that were at work behind the Some dry 1-inch Address Pinning IS MASTER Of the Republican Hosts An at 0SA1SMAS of the 1� showing that ike Mew Central Committee Is Overwhelmingly nt Mijor Will Mot a t- June Republican convention assembled The occasion nas been one of bitter factional lighting for two Thero is no opposition to the Indorsement of Senator M. A. Hanna for the long and the short terms as and there Is no opposition to the of and other state who hava only one The contest has been on the state Senator wanted Major F. W. of the national ior Governor Tind state officers wanted Chairman L. who has managed c past two retained In hal Senator Foraker was not but It Is known that ho supported Wk would be willing for the jubilee to go on li those only be Sous men are born some achieve and some have great ness thrust upon perhaps invol In the last named class may be placed who died in London on He was a land agent in 1881 in the Connemara section of County where ho rents for a number of notably the Earl of The captain made a in the course of which be urged the people of Ireland to abstain from agrarian crimes and to adopt instead a | of sending harsh agents and the old term for shaped thit Captain was the 1 first man tho Irian experimented upon In this and bonce the now familiar word which will last long after the parson who furnished the name jubilee is people of dogs being allowed to run at large the ordinance to tbi people New June 23.-Commissioners Brown and Surveyor Huston wero examining the pikes ir. this section one day last John Means and Miss Hattie of your were the guests of John of Harrison who has been visiting James Dean the past returned homo The receipts of the festival given in the O. U. A. M Saturday was only 310. The inclement weather preventing the from tho of getting Rino and Miss of was visiting Mary Rine Mrs. B. F. Hanlon was doing business in your city Mrs was visiting her sister Mas N. Fell from Sunday till Mrs. D. M. Scott and Miss is confined to the with the Dr. neen laid up the past week with but at this writing is able to be Prof. E. W. Matthews and who has been stopping at the Jefferson the past two weeks was visiting relatives in Brilliant last The heavy storm last Saturday damaged the corn crop considerably in this Rush and Mrs. C. E. of are spending several days with relatives Mrs. D. of is here looking after Father General will probably succeed Bro. R. L. as Maud Fleming and of spent Sunday with relatives John John Litton and Clifford of W. came down Sunday on their Mrs. A. Linn and Miss gallic Bucey are visiting relatives in New Sber man of was here one day last Miss Lizzie Dorsey was visiting here Mrs. of last On Wednesday June 10th, James Copeland and Miss Lonle of the got into bis buggy aud hied themselves off Rev. united them in May be successful in life There held In the M. E. Church here Harvest will soon be and promises to be a beautiful has placed a bra a new hack on the route to Rush which is a and he be liberally Hot Intercollegiate Race Rowed on the TWO MILES ValoS Sturdy Cover tlie In Mine Minium nnl Nineteen aud a Half While Are a Close Cornell May 27tb, 1897. place place our stock fof goods and business on the market for salo as an A cash purchaser by calling will find such inducements as cannot foil ta meet with Pending this sale retail buyers are requested to and tber will find that until the stock is disposed of as a bargains will be offered that they cannot fail to Our stock and will be Dawson A 130, North Fourth Special inducements at & SO and 35o. knee pante 10c; Men's solid leather dress or working shoes Men's 15o, Jean pants 13c,', Straw bate for boys and children at cut grade t Clocks and Repaired Md like new at J. sW N. Juno 21.-Three crews of freshmen on the to smithereens all for on a two course and one of the hottest intercollegiate races ever lu this The crew of sturdy Vale freshmen rowed the mllo course In nine minutes 10�i A trifle lighter crow of Harvard freshmen fought them inch of the way and finished a trifle over two lengths behind In the Cornell whose college record Is that none of Its freshmen crews have ever been finished a length behind 0:2Dt&. The best previous record for two miles was 3:41, made by the freshmen crew of at Now London in 19S1. While the conditions here are better for fast lime than they are upon Lie and some allowance should be made for the much better the day's race was a only three of the crews having lowered the the last crew in the to by 11% All three of the every pound of power in their boats at every stage of the two and each crew at some period of the race was In the The victory Is looked upon the crowds here as being In some measure indicative of the result of Friday's big NEXT REUNION Of the Confederate Will He Held June 24.-Atlanta gets the next reunion of the Confederate At tho it was voted to met in Atlanta next The unanimous refusal of tlie John B. Gordon to retire as commander-in-chief bad put an to difficulties and entanglements and paved the way for a speedy pf remaining A commendatory Of the reign Victoria was voted down and the resolution of praise for the queen's Jubilee was The business matters are all disposed of and now the old Confederates and their friends will devote themselves to social There are 15,000 of the old soldiers in Official badges bave been Issued to more than 12,000, and regularly delegated attendants from camps and bivouacs according to official more than 8,000. There never before has been so large a gathering in this Hotels are business Bouses are places are Welching June 2t.-~AH of the western roads are keeping a close watch on the Christian endeavor business which will begin to move within six There have been all aorta stories the low rates that would he made and the concessions that bave been made on the but nothing tangible has been developed regarding tire cutting of the HeUer June 3t.�rTbe trader In Company's Solon senior 84vgrd 5tr�urto,_�apio7�, mnw and and Chairman Kurts as as possible by It has n custom for the head of tho state Oket In Ohio to nanio the chairman of e state executive but Senator Hanna had the convention here In hand and he will not the party organization according to Major Dick arrived Sunday and opened headquarters for tho Bushnell and Chairman Kurtz arrived later and opened Bushnell had gone so far as to say he could not accept a renom If Chairman Kurtz was When Mr. Hanna arrived he held & conference with Major and Then followed conferences between Senator Hanna with Intermittent conferences with respective favorites for At none of these conferences could contestants get to an amicable tin Senator Hanna proposed to have Major Dick tho latter consented to retire from the it Chairman Kurtz would also do so. The was not Governor Bushnell Insisted on his by precedent to name the chairman and Mr. Kurtz the fight had been made on him The could stand but ho could not contending factions carried their Into the meetings of the dele gates by congressional districts and Mr. Hanno won more than two to controlled the district meetings and convention moro than tho convention last Major claims the committeemen from 15 the 21 congressional districts with a districts contested and four ' conceded to The Kurtz n concede their but claim Senator Hanna and Governor Bush nell had conferences again during the the governor regrets the defeat of Chairman he will not decline Meantime tho state central committee will not select the campaign chairman and the mem bers of tbu executive committee but the central committee will meet at an early date In Columbus for this purpose It is expected that Senator Hanna arid Will get together soon tor co-operation In the It is understood now that Major Dick will be made chairman of the committee and that Governor Bushnell and other state candidates will namo the other members of the state executive It Is announced that Major Dick will appoint John R. a strong Hanna as secretary of the state executive When the congressional districts were it was announced that there were contests in the up that the state committeeman from districts could not be named after tho report on credentials was The following is the new state central committees New Central Commit First Vivian J. Peter John B. N. B. Charles Harry M. Frank 8. Cyrus Thomas P. W. W. 0, L. W. 0. Freak 1|. Boott R. D- 0. O- U. Hon. W. W. U. George W. J. M. Hon. I. J. General D. Robert W. 8. Kern Hon. 0. 0, Van J. X Captain W. O. 8, North James R. a At i p. the convention proper was called to order by Chairman who presented the temporary General The committee met and the conferences between the Hanna and Dick and the and Kurtz men The governor received a telegram from Senator Foraker that tie could pot afford to continue the fight tor and after the result of the district The governor bad previously announced that he would abide by the notion of both the and of the central committee and Chairman Kurtz bad conceded general vm a member of the state from Chairman old home Mr. in now a of the tu carried by fRt by the at KAMA A 8PEE0S, Tht 4wl�t Maater of to Us at en Orator than Was 8oppo��d Acknowledges the In hf Hli ths Stain 8. Supreme F. Attorney State School D. of Member of board of public H. Goddard of rULt ACCOUNT St tho or the Juno 24.-The Republican Itate convention completed Its work In session of less than tour there had boen a hard light for days for the control of the state there was every appearance of. harmony and enthusiasm in the Tho two contested districts were in favor of the Dick candidates ind this showed that tho state stood 17 for Dick and 4 for Senator Hanna was uot only on the but all tho were seeking admittance to Ms Bushnell not only accepted tho complacently before the by having with Senator but made speech In tho When Governor Bushnell spite of tho statements of tho Democratic 1 thoro was a In the organization of tho state In tho Bushnell named tho vice chairman while Senator Hanna selected the and the Senator Hanna returned to Cleveland and will toon be back In Governor Bushnell remained over Tho two leaders had a meeting before and it Is that they have reached an agreement on organization of the stato The feature of the was tho of Senator Governor Governor and others had frequently but Senator Hanna was not known In his own as an although he had for been recognized as a lender Ip tho ind His delivery eloquent nnd forcible and ho captured tho convention by his Ho was most sally cheered and congratulated on his oratorical Senator Hanna said in reference to the indorsement of his candidacy for the 1 Indeed deeply for dohor you nt the of Dt Ohio of micli n I gentlemen of that I appreciate not only na n coin pi t n l on but at au evidence at your und We are warned Hint I horo Is danger Hie parly next We Hint nud * will to roudy to It. It lion my In In to fact that the parly seal to do don't null long In gutting reudy to do It. Ily your art havo to Ibo tuto nnd to the nation Hint le Holld nnd nnd We nre lold lo revive the Into aro to talk about free silver but you won't hear nny more about free The Irt the that the responsibility of lifting tills country out of tbu very depths of despondency In Us reals upon fully und are now In the net of making a law which will be ibo moat beat the low I bin country baa ever and .la la dy ior pan ho baa luken In To more than to of lbs and Is duo ou I am to up with In the but l got there TVe Ift the IBs present nnd of the of our to the of the republic which nt n and recognition of their Just a We ths by of Inw na provide n nf tn SO M the nnd of such st may between corporations engaged lb Interstate sud their * wedded to the principle of wo for the of Ohio ample protection for Wool Shall Hooka to supply all We ths faithful nnd administration 6f and the people Of this state upon the condition of their which the legislative pernor of the economically nnd by n I ' ' V. A. of Is frV city - John R. Kendall left this M. I Coshocton oh n - Hen Sharp hns force by tho addition of ft & Charles and Mary of A number of -ant picnic on Wills It was too for Capt. ivt of Is in the accompanied by his of 1 V Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones will for to bo absent about The funeral of at Island Creek Church largely tended on Deputy loft this lug with Andy nn Insane for tho Dr. AM. Held has home from attending the college y John J. Dillon has received credentials from tho Ohio of tho representatives of the District to tho National League to be hold nt Ju 1*08^1*? ASA g. We ft of audi na luny bti o remudy the present of ihe limiting of only na may be required for Ihe of our rapidly growing nnd tho of that tho Iden of home rule la beai by tho powers of with The of the will the of better nud all Idena which will keep Ohio at the heud of the of r The of the people of are due to for their during tho of nnd wo the ou their lu the United In such nnd bla to tbu uml In the people of state and nud Ida eminent nnd proven fitness tor the we tha of tho A. for United to nud pledge tho aupport of the In tbn next to bla election to both the abort nnd long WOOL Senator Allison Press It Forward to a DESIRED END ALMOST IN A word About ibo I would that 1 hnd what to me la tbe greatest pleasure of Hill opportunity J now if J au cm of our I waul W the of that he bui tu t only tilled but he has ailed Ilia of the whole country und lbs loin of the now na the lender of be baa with every grown by cornea lo n of a great bean beats for the American people which will beat for who to him for of the It la my to aar the president of the United boa wuu gulden opinion's from every every of and la and belter able lo of Ills but Ibe hope of In opening of I to that the secret of all Is unity of Ion lo pas but uot I don't need to give Ibe of Ohio any on that but 1 ssi to Join with our nod hint take in The front sad from sign te 1 sin with the The Ohio la hut I au to sawn sua it sou arai won the tree and poller et the To all the declarations oi Mat rra anew Oil sad and tar their viae sua of its The party bn always been the friend of toe aud oppressed sad baa always deeply with the of suy people tor We our to tbe of Cuba la their to achieve freedom from cruelty aud aud that the day of their Ij hear st We the of tad speedy our lu gud patriotic the hi und a arm aud We believe the la the treaty for the ef hsa acted iud in tlie hope that the senate We Ihe of spirit got hr la iif or Hope hy tho or Ilio They Can Announce When Ilia Work on the lull Will lie For 1'aaangn. Juno 21,-Tho senators In charge of tho tariff begin to fool Is almost in They db Wi ' the of tho present but they expect by to bo able to say When they can completo world As a matter of foot the at In their own Is causing the managers moro perplexity at present than Is the open opposition to tho the It lins been found almost to tho tho contending forces among Republicans on the tobacco and wool The differences on tobacco have been though not to the satisfaction of nil and If there should be another caucus before the tobacco Is taken up In the senate tho question Is liable to bo reopened The wool schedule confronted the sente at tho opening of the Jt is Senator Allen's purpose press the schedule forward to a Hence it will be Impossible to postpone for very much longar time tho settlement ot tho differences on this It is expected that committee should not be able lo announce a determination some the will bo referred lo on early caucus of a caucus may bo called Jf the fixes n that lory to doubt that an advance will be conceded by the hut the question of Is whether the Increase will bo all that the wool miin Tho wool of course give rise to an but the suv there is no disposition on their part to needlessly prolong There are also Articles on the free list and in the schedule which will arouse differences of and If the Republicans do not withdraw the Internal revenue features of the there will he a sharp clash over They are practically to retreat from these It is also practically determined that tbe house provision in regard to sugar will be continued pending tbe deposition of ihe June With for tbe suppression contagious of tbe department bag issued to tbe managers and qf and transportation stockmen and a notifying them that the disease known ag sheep or scabies of among In tbe United and It la a violation Of tbe law to receive for or transport any stock that disease from one or territory to It is alio a violation of tbe w 4*> for such transportation to auy railroad or master or of any ur any Jng affected June 24^*10 woj made On evening as girls wero homo from tho they woro driving fright nt a passing engine nud ran girls wero all dumped but nono seriously Tho wagon was badly Tho Goldon Gate special bn tha Pan ' which hero on next diy bo tho lowing persons from this Hold Scott and W. H. Walker Dr. Thomas J. and two Mrs. ' Beck and Homer C. of A. Charles A. Brannon nnd 11. 0, Georgia anil Anna of Tho will take own Pullman car here which will k to n special train at nnd run to San Francisco Denver nud other tho party will go to Seattle and Ing via St. Paul and Tlie 1'car Tor Tho primary and ocle of city this n ntli n large of J In pro I ns published In Hi | were fully carried outt r with lit themselves and their Tho High School ta cos i nt tho opora * has bean tastefully decorated with flowers and green ai d * tho class predominating A musical and been and as it s to charge the sum slon for tho benefit ot the $ fund tho should bo to of 22 persons ris Marlon I Walter f m Clarke T Paul Harry Normal and Training Lonorn Blanche v A Following Is the Away to the ft n hindrance to Lurny the 20th Bottle - bunch of thistle Marlon St - nf the High school Wall or Davidson i Minnie the Si el What shall tho standard Dmmet lola Bon Henry man! Clarke Step by Dt S Tha Paul Ameri Tbe 0. Tbe diplomas by Dr. ai li tow W. 3 dent Kev 8TATK AMP 8 The Bug lib sparrows barn bm t log the a the of tbe boas In A number ot were toy last week byf Ing The purchased at David T. Morgan djed on aged about ceased vms u B. Hie tempted back of ] f umar mm on mt mm
