Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - September 1, 1883, Titusville, Pennsylvania VOL XIX NO 08 TITUSVILLE PA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1883 WHOLE NO 6275 TAKE A DOSE OF When vour Head Achen If you are When voil are Constipated If your Skin in Sallow vim have the Ulum tr you liive MO IH rgy Whim yon have If you When yon feel if your Side When i nod doun int If your eeds Iur When Ihe N nim If When Liver U If your Appetite IOIT When you lire Uut of Sort If lire When vou are Sick If you need n Liver IT IT IS FOR THE BLOOD ThU Aromatic Wine in n remedy for Chronic Morbus Dysentery and all It U ft and only per 1ilen will relief nud in a iMire fur 1 1 H or Jl A few dwen nf to will brelik il rotil in veiv Sore Throat anil nil of Uie nil readily yield to the tift uf lr sale 1 O E 1lellHlllltviHe w iw 1 E N T A L I1 A It L 0 K S HLOCK LIK IA S in to p m J A 17 SJlUNd 1KNXSVIVAMA Ul 1 A HAIMI H ST 1A ami io w ii it it W i AM No IS WASH INI IlON IA o w i ANU Must Main Street IA ww rn H K JOl WALNUT AND IA w in i ASI II Must Street IA ANU SUIU IKONS rr HT IA 1 i AND If HT IA JJ It O K Ii il IN P E T 11 L Ii U M Oil Sold and on NO 5 Chase A ISlock liv II KU IN NO IA Oil City by N II IN PA NU It wire to Oil Cily Oil W IN 1KTUOLKtlM NO OIL PA in Oil City by W H 1riviilo wire nud Oil Lily AND COMMISSION IN AND on to nil at United Iino per J II 1H Now York Mam PROVING THAT ALIBI FAVORABLE TESTIMONY FOR FRANK JAMES His Mother on the Stand Shelby Fined for Contempt of Tull Swearing Done to Acquit James of the Charges Iy 1rcwn to Herald 111 tho Jamos ho thuir lino of Suton 1 S ul Iho 1oiieu witness this He testified ul thu on tho of Wood Hi to Mrs Khu HOCU iniH for two and tho witness WUH Jol wmu ami Hinted thut ion ut tho door uml desired to inuko a tu Whon tho General in ho with u bow md If thill Unit I stud or doni thu of tho court f regret it exceedingly iw to tho other I no Judy replied Shelby your conduct in ho in tut unfit mill showing in reprehensible in tho us it wus not only a of ho dignity of thu luit to tho interest of tho You urn n limit of nnd tho and of a largo of people oi Missouri f can only say tnat i win very astonished at your action of Il is in you drawn a right in tlic of tho which H in n of Court sir s false of Lexington to it oath ho ihu Court is amply with your lo it luit your the fur the Stato lay in thoni in a ami minium anil your talk of culling thoni to a personal account cannot bo ovor Tho Court lined ton lollars ho paid and past out of tho J C Mason Ananias Duval W nut Duval all tho ihr lonls and the ng they had hoard nay lluy not Krink lamos Ior yours that ho had South and was trying to load a Uo and lohn T half brother of and an of hail not ston lumus before ho Winston robbery 1S7I mnl thou it home Uo miw him lifter in jail n May ISMl Ho saw Josso with Dick at his home and iiim nnd doth say I hoy had if I1 in That ho was in md health and was talking going mul saw anil Dick Liddell llu lord during tho WHM a sinking family Wood and rank llu aw Inn tho sum nir f I ssl first timo in company with KSO mil Pick In tinn ho admitted hat ho thoy worn all and Hint wore at all times ami hoard in tln thoy had hanks and trains Mrs mother of Iho lumen boys that Kim had in iay comity near forty years and vas tho mother of tho Hois irs old as to tho of iMH denth much fooling nnd in a nnd clinked voice was at my houso in May and m was ly Dick anl I where was and told mo 10 loft him in in bail health I crying and Sun yon linow ho is dead aud you us llo said No ho is alivo and Kmi mkv and Duk ind said tho samo thing Jessn was n and out of tho honso with Dick mil the Miles until after Iho Winston rob ery Tim last timo I saw my son Frank 1 mot him at Independence was noven yoars ago this full Uio of came to my honso and shot at mm Allen IF of n stock raiser from Wichita Kas said in August ISSl IVank lamos was at lis houso with his tho md ho found him thorn ou his from lo Texas THE FROZEN NORTH Rescue ol Ice IH go nnd dam thing mighty nud to a wook in your own town froo No rink tiling fruo Cupl tRl not Wo will you M alu boyH llll if yon lit llll II the Varna Crew An Bound Steamer lly to tho August despatch from that Iho 01i has thero having on board tho nf tho Dutch expedition lo tho Arctic which sailed in tbo 10 Inly Hli 4 north CS oast Thu members of tho expedition rescued tho inland of Tho Obi reports tho Arctic Dymphna ioo bound through out tho winter All on board arc well Iho captain is of reaching tho opon water The crow of tho Varna loft tho Angus 1 They woro rescued by tho Obi August LT to fost by Iho Lee and Hosmer Winners jy to tho N J August iu tho Koull woro rowed to day The course throo with throo turns For tho hunt tho starters woro Wallace loo W Loo and William Al tbo ond of tho sec ond mile and rowing and thero was a contest and Koss Loo won tho hoat in timo was ISTil Tho second hoat was A John McKay Cleo 11 U At tho end of tho first still led second with McKay pushing him hard H was that Hosmor was to havo an easy victory Ho won by a boat length In in 1801 John and Demijohn Jy 1rcss to tho August John Sher man was introduced on Change and made n brief address speaking of tho crops as tho basis of and as au on to business to tho failures ho said ovor production had tho power of some but in his opinion this would bo u two or throo years Concluding ho to his action in tho of tho relief to holders of bonded whisky Ho mud uo fn vored no of tho taxes but not vote for n course that amounted to con In this matter ho looked whisky as property entitled lo tho Nam an iny other property THK woaK nud Liquid Hoof Tonic Ask fo of druggists and Tar ovor tho mont 1ikou Drops euro in one mm lite SICK SLUGGERS Slade and Mitchell Fear the Wrath of the Law Hy to tho Horald Kansas August Mad don of Charles Mitchell Iho Eng lish pugilist arrived Horo aud a with Houry J Kioo ngor of H A Slado tho following cf tho facts upon Boing noti fied by the nud knowing it wan an impossibility fortho prize light to lako unless all connected took n big risk of going to tho penitentiary I pro posed to manager H J lo draw tho fight off and ho accepted oil the condition that it is understood lo declare tho tight oil Mitchell and Slado havo re tho following from tho county attorneys of the counties iu which thoy havo boon the result is that both havo given up training aR tho laws are too sovero to it without clangor to personal liberty WILLIAM MADDEN For Charles Mitchell J HICK For Herbert A Slado The referred to m as follows soo by tho papers you are preparing lo tight a light I wish to notify vou that under tho Kansas statutes it is a either to practice or light any attempt on your to do either will got you into trouble While I have no advice to give you on this immoral practice 1 wish to say that the law will bo strictly enforced JOHN Prosecuting Attorney A letter of the same tonor nud force was received by Mr from tho Governor ot the Sluto Proposed New Telegraph Company Jty Associated to tho Herald August Id Citizens and National Union Telegram nnd Cablegram Company is announced with a a capital stock of Tho each No is to bo permitted to hold more than worth Tho object of tho company is to purchase or construct and operate an telegraph and cable linos in tlm United States and Canada across the Atlantic Thoro are to bo thirteen trus teo or directors of whom shall repre sent the the six ho telegraphers The subscription book will tio opened on September I ah Tho linos will IO built or purchased and operated no fastor than Iho subscriptions to the stock shall provide moans employe and must bo u Tho named in the aro Eugene J OConnor Chas F Chute and Thomas W of A Disastrous Fire 1ivss to tho Herald Wis August News Sons largo planing mill in Fort Howard on tho opposite Ride of Ihe from Green Bay was lire tins morning Tho mill was tho main of I ho town and tho loss is said to very heavy Advices from he losres to A Sou at Quo million loot of livo cars woro burned J ho of tho Urn is said to be the friction ot 1 pulleys in tho mill machinery Base Ball y Iress to tho Herald Al I D 0 I 0 fi I M II 1 I C I 0 1 0 D 0I At I At Now York I l 00 DO New l l L I r At I Al 1C Toledo 0 At 2 s l FINANCIAL Vices of and Bonds in the New York Markets iy to Mie NKW August quoted at per closed offered at 2 per out paper quoted at fA cent Sterling lulls weak at 82 demand Stf Government bonds woro steady Railroad bonds woro linn Stato securities wero dull Transactions shares Yesterdays Wheat Quotations Jy to the 31WUKATMarkotrcB active ami lower 00 for nellor Au 10 for seller 1 mya Heller 1 01 for seller No 00 for seller year No 2 Clu at No 0 Chicago at No 2 red winter ill 1 TOLEDO active mt prices rt lower No 2 rud winter for 1 00 for solor 1 for Holler for 1 for January 1 No 3 rod win ter 1 rejected at THE NEWS The for tho lower hike region toUny are Partly cloudy weather aud local winds falling baronio or and stationary or rising temperature it is authoritatively that tho Company has cou to purchase the Pennsylvania Mar tins Crook railroad charter and immediately build it into tbo heart of tho Stale Kit tor of tho Indiana Banking Company has mado n of tho con dition of tho bank to tho Court allowing tho to bo assets face appraised value Tho of of of the United States will bogm a sos KIOU of several days duration at Cincinnati September 4th It is estimated from eighty to one hundred delegates will bo thoro from tho various Tho Texas cattlo has broken out in Detroit in ft herd of a milk man in tho woBl oru parl of tho city Tho whole Lord ol twelve aro infected nnd several have already died A herd of fortyone stoora bought by a county farmer for feeding some two weeks ago havo also boon attacked by tho aud live havo died already Superintendent Thompson of tho Kail way Mail Service has ordered Iho establish of n now lino of poRtal earn ou tho Pennsylvania Now York Pittsburgh Indianapolis and St Louis tho cars lo begin running Leaving Now York at 0 p in tho postal car will arrive at St Louis tho morning of tho second clay Bt oclock fool assured that our friends wil UK for bringing thoir notion nr which have no superior tho ninny thai fill our markotH Wo refer to tho celebrated Dr Flavoring Ex Wo havo used and can recom them iw tho best article iu domestic STORMS ON THE BANKS WITH GREAT LOSS TO THE FISHING FLEET Eighty Men Supposed to Have Been American Fleet Suffen land Banks Strewn with By to tho Horald NEW YORK August St Johns N F says tho floot of United which arrived horo report a cm the Grout ou Sunday tout Tho gale from hundreds of dorian broko away from trawls Hillor reports that scores of woro down nucl wreckage wnu in every along bin track coming One French lost four aud all crows It iu from all of information but 100 doricH and 80 wore lost in the Moat p Iho dories woro by bo from the docks aud tbo remainder in tbo HOU ST JOHNS N F August tbo of tbo pant twentyfour bourn from tbo Grand Banks of an to the fishing fleet boon re Tbo most reliable nud definite IOWH camo from Gloucester schooner WIIK anchored about twenty miles southeast of Virgins narrowly es caped fury of tbo storm aud ran for the and While coming m she passed through i vast amount of wreckage indicating tbo work of the Rale Tho storm arose from tbo eastward shortly sunrise on Sunday last A heavy soa rapidly piled up aud confused and choppy by the wind veering to the For thirty miles of the course wreckage was ou ulo Many dories wore soon bottom up Oars tish boats and other material iu largo woro passed from time to time Quo Vouch brig alone lost four dories vilb all bauds Tho vessels decks woro wept cables parted and anchors lost Tho general estimate based upon Lho host lit present obtainable putu the ORH of life at from sixty to eighty souls while tbo damage to tho is incalculable U tbo time the sprung up there wore I is assumed 2000 dories away nl their rawls and it will bo if tho extent f tho disaster to tho Great Bank flout is within Ibis report HALIFAX f Mowing Inter to tbo shipping by the have been received Tho schooner Jury is a total wreck The ashore at md tbo Alice L M is re ashore Tho Capo Hroton R Banks is unborn at Ihn chooner Foaming Billow is ashore at but is likely to bo got off Tho of the Floot from Labrador to is reported at Englishtown Capo Breton Iho J B wont ashore it Island Cape Breton but will be gft Annie jf for Montreal fortyfour days ml is reported at Sydney Capo Breton in i loaky condition Tho for arrived today for coal She ro she foil tho storm very from ivo oclock unlit day ight tho following morning The wind blow with terrific force md while the engines woro speed to try to koop tho ship up to he wind the toed pipe of one of tho boilers mrst and tho had to bo shut oil Vith tho assistance of sails tho vessel was kept mi to tbo wind till tho engines woro jot to work again tho use ol one milor she boro up for this port A telegram from Cow Bay Capo Breton tho gale fearful thoro Tho Amen an Atlas and schooners Edward John oil and Volunteer woro driven us horo aud II exeunt tho Edward Johnson arc probably otal wrecks Tbo Volunteer which was ulon with coal had her bottom Is nocked ut The with als of sunk iu bor dock Oilier mallor crafts woro wrecked but no lives osL State oi Trade 3v to tho Herald YOKK August throughout tho Slates and Cau vela an reported to Now York number for days ending with tho 31st ISO as for last week showing u increase of 21 distributed as follows Now England States 20 Middle States M Southern HI 52 Pacific States and 22 Canada aud 1rovineos 2S Now York City 1 i Frances Last War 3y to tho Herald August treaty of peace Franco and Annum has boon signed on tho part of tho latter country by homa who represents tho peace party bo who succeeded led with his army at the approach of the French No soldiers woro found at lino vhon tho French reached there with tbo ox of tho police guards Milwaukee Frightened Jy Associated Prong to tho Herald MILWAUKEE August South Side H agitated over an alleged case of Asiatic cholera A man named Walchky was takou sick aud torpid and who HUB had experience in hospitals cholera Dr ttich ds health agrees with but other physicians call it The Earthquake Horror By Associated 1resu to tho Horald BATAVIA August captain of a which was iu tho Sundu dur ing tho recent volcanic eruptions reports ashes fell ou tho dock of his vessel to tho depth of eighteen inches Ho passed masses of float ing stone seven feet It IH es that ton thousand pontons losl their liros at The total number killed by eruptions aud tidal waves is 30000 Kind Friend Forbear to the Herald LONDON August Vicar of ban signified bis willingness to allow the remains of Shakespeare to be The object is to compare the skull of tbo pool with tho bust and portraits of him Yellow Fever Motet By to the Herald WASHINGTON Audust Surgeon General of tho Marino Hospital service has received a report from Dr iu charge of Ship Island quarantine which shows thoro are now twelve vessels in quar antine from which nineteen canon of yellow fever woro takou All woro brought from Vora Cruz Commodore English tho follow ing telegram from dated 2Hb Thoro are new cases of yellow fever Dr Owens and one hospital attendant and QUO POWDER Absolutely Pure powder never A marvel of strength mid More economical the ordinary kinds and can not be Hold in with the multitude of low test hort weight ilium or Kii Co lOli New York IN Anthracite and Bituminous COAL Wood Lime Cement PURE in AC INDIA A d AM fmrt f I TM MARBLE DUST FIRE BRICK CLAY Peed ani LATH and PLASTERING HAIR HILLS SEWER PIPE Tiles for Oven Use Land Plaster BONE SUPER PHOSPHATES Lawn lilt 66 Perry St on B N Y P Ry 50 Martin St on D A V P R R OP Boilers Engines Saw Mills Grist Mills Coal Mines aud Engines for all Purposes from 2 to 75Horse Power AT TIIK LOWEST PRICES SECONDHAND At Greatly Reduced Prices and Filling on Oct our sen our goods eom wilh and yon will I doubt vonr orders with us solicited East SprinK foot of Drake street y SEASON WITH Theobalds Celebrated for wnn fliT Trr hick of n Tt The beer of this season will on draught at all the principal hoteli and saloons in Tho lager will be by far superior to any brewed in past years FRED BATES GENERAL ESTABLISHED 1863 FIRE INSURANCE Policies written promptly in tho following Aetna of Hurt ford of England ot England of Hartford of Englund of Vork London of England Company of North Ainer Philadelphia Firo In surance Company Philadelphia Pa Mar of H I Manufacturers of Boston with raon for niy of tho above named ou all or FRED DATES Mansion House This unusual to tho TRAVELING PUBLIC HAVING A SAMPLE ROOM AND BAR Attached nnd attention being to making Uio public POLITE ATTENTION GOOD ROOKS FINE TABLE WARREN P LOVE COMMERCIAL BANK OF Organized under tho law of tho of 1onntiylvHuia Drafts on Principal Cities Stocks Bonds and Securities Bought and Sold COUPONS MIDI nnd a general Banking Business MS I JOHN L Prest E 0 EMERSON Vice Prest C Cashier DIRECTORS i W n JOHN SMITH AP JOSEPH SEEP H K HOPKINS JOUN J E 0 JOHN L Second National TITUSVILLE PA Capital tho practice of Interests on Deposits In 1877 Itu H uniform rate jf 6 pof cent por annum HAS HYDE President W C HYlJE Vice President 0 C HYDE D i WM M TITOS WM C HYDE M C DEEBE P T T D E B H 15 x W B ROBERTS SON mm m DOMESTIC Government Securities Make ou all Points in the Oil Regions Ami tho States Banking Business EDWIN FULLER Cashier W R WEAVER THE ROBERTS National Bank Ol W B ROBERTS I T ROBERTS PAID UP CAPITAL on L EMERY JR CO anil HOLE FOR THE SNOW PUMP U Ilio only Ami only ho by iw to tho generally OF FOR THE LEWIS VALVE Wo control the of this valve winch is fast coming into general use HOLE THE DUPLEX INJECTOR The best boiler feeder known HOLE FOR THE BLAKE STEAM The favorite of tho Oil THE BIG IRONS The drillers favorite L EMERY JR CO 43 R K Jr E H AKE TITUSVILLE IRON WORKS ENGINES AND BOILERS AND Steam Pumps Blowing Engine FOR WATER OIL OR ACID Stills Storage Tanki and Tank Cars Refiner and Pipe Line Fitting Drilling Tools and Supplies for Oil or Artesian Wells Saw aod Iron and Forging SOLE OF TUB GREAT Entire stock to be closed out by September 1st WALL PAPERS PICTURES AND FRAMES ARTISTS MATERIALS WHITE LEAD AND OIL BRUSHES ALL KIND WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES VARNISHES AND COLOR V Vr SASH AND DOOR 000338 propose you bargain in every is the timeto make your improvements and derive tl benefit of closing out sale j B
