Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - October 5, 1887, Titusville, Pennsylvania raa TUB 0TOCK L IT WANT At U FIRST DAILY PAPER IN OIL REG I ONS VOL XXIII NO 95 TITUSVILLE PAM WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 51887 WHOLE NO 7500 OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY BE ACT STATS TICKET FOR TREASURER Of F R JUDGE Of TICKET FOR r JOHN J FOR SHERIFF SYLVESTER J FOR B FOR COUNTY TREASURER OLIVE II KEESE FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER H M FOR ATTORNEY JAMES D ROBERTS FOR CLERK OF WILLIAM B BENN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS W B LINDSAY HENRY P MARLEY FOR COUNTY AUDITORS BENJAMIN F SMITH W C WILLIAMS FOR CORONER JAMES W HANNEN WEATHER INDICATIONS For and vicinity Rain fol lowed by fair weather colder fresh to brisk northwesterly winds NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY Opera uman Nature Kent House York Sun has discovered that President Cleveland bail recourse to the American Cyclopedia for the historical facts of his speeches at and Terra Haute Dana ought to be pleased with the plagiarism he is interested in tbe copyright oE tbe work It would be wall it other public speakers would be equally sure of their facts aud not draw on theic imagin ations for information frank aad bold denun of the anarchists arid bis insisting upon temperance as H cardinal article in the creed and practice of tbe Knights of labor there have been iu some quarters threats of his being from tba head of tbo order but tbe opposition does tiot now that the National Convention is in session at Minneapolis and be is likely to be and to be more secure in his leadership than ever THE practice of hazing in colleges is one which the authorities have tried in vain a long time to suppress but if it is true that a young Freshman of College has been driven insane by tbe persecutions and practical jokes perpetrated on bim by bis tormentors the the evil will be likely to be cured rather It is indeed reported that B ROU of Hon Joseph H one of the leaders of the New York bar is the victim and has been sent home a mental and physical wreck and is now in the hands of physicians for treat ment man was treated with fiend ish barbarity being compelled to pray and dance at the of hia jeer ing deluged m cold water etc after day till he collapsed with terror and went mad so that he had to be taken hoina to New York by If this be a true story uo punishment can be too severe and no disgrace is too deep to be inflicted Tbe college should expel these fellow and the law should be meas ured out to them iu strong doses of states prison All tbe colleges should now unite in a common effort to Ibis abuse aud state legislatures should come to their aid with statutes defining hazing like any other crime and So many English peers disgrace their order so many of them figure in scandals and bankrupt courts and the body itself so refuses to agree with tbe House of Commons in respect to popular measures there is pretty loud aud serious tilk of the old order of things raise a subject to tje peerage for bis great talents exerted at tbe bar or for his in parliament or his military or naval or for tbe lustre he has shed in science or letters seems ti be fit and but tbe hereditary principle doesnt worK very beautifully in all case The son or grandson of his father may exhibit none of his ancestors gifts or virtues He may be come a spendthrift or a sot or even a criminal and imbecile in which case it seems he ought to forfeit hs place It is to that Even tbe Tory is getting ripe for this reform and when tie hereditary principle is attacked when it is invaded and set aside in case of a peer it is striking very near to the root of the foot of the th rone which may be the next venerable rolic of tbe part t3 be challenged The signs of tbe times in at least are favorable to radical changes in government before many and some litls incident may give an impetus io a Revolution aud a whirl that may tako the destructive form of a Cyclone and Oil City following in the wake of are going to try the merits of a market house Lt them look before leap Tbe experiment waa tried in this but witb all tbe liberal encouragement held Out by the city government tit tuo so of il proved a delusion The number who willing to bring truck ta and around waiting for customer and tbe number of who would taka their banket on their arm and go to market for their very limited Perhaps the number of jar owned Ud cultivated by private citi rich anf poor as well M the of farmers to supply tue tables of from week to week with butter and eggs corn strawberries a ud spring chicken worked a public market house At all events the blame be laid on the who gave the public market a fair trial aud typed over int a private purchaser The average citizen bs order to tln grocer to sul as there in no lick of corn pit tou iu the groc cry hue aud iu the meal all seem to be served at fair prices and the free delivery wagou like a royal chariot drawn by in harness saved one personal We have said that we had a shut down movement successfully executed cu our house Aud surrounded by bar ren moors Bradford seems rather an field for any horna production of much and m the line of fruit or vegetables Oil too is KO favorably situated for fish diet that it seems a wonder that alt of a sudden that they should turn or hanker after the lamb aud beef aud veal of the fat pastures of county and after the delicacies oE the fair gardens of the Queen City At the same time if they waLt it should have it aud we do not blime either the Era or the Oil News for coming boldly aud en forward and giving it to and with each other in advocating its advantages for growing manufacturing cen tres Let them shoulder to shoulder and fight for a market bouse The Zof Oct K of L grand assembly was called to order at 11 oclock forenoon by Master Workman Powderly The secret session lasted until noon In an interview Mr T V Powderly said It is no doubt true that our numbers are fewer than they ones were but we understand each other There were a great many who uame iota the order through and the ex of the time but did nrt nava the interest of the movement at heart and have dropped out But it is true that there are many branches to the labor movement and is this internal dissolution On the contrary these branches are only au evidence of a healthy growth There is not that remains perfectly quiet except a corpse and I like to see the men who are engaged in labor reform have diversified opinions It shows that they are thinking and God speed tbe time when all men will think my words for I am speaking with some knowledge of the subject we are dealing with The time will come when nil several divisions of the labor movement will unite and we will have oue grand reform organization I do not say that i am right in everything and on I mast confess that I am too often wrong but factious of the labor movement will come together and then as reasonable men they will eradicate the unpractical feature so that the beet of both will be welded together After this a third faction will come and so on until a harmonious understanding in ai at The best of all will be chosen a perfect fabric will be the result There was a time in my own recollection when an Eug and an could not sit iu the samo lighting the battles 700 years before across the water out that time has Rone On the question ot politics i hold that mass of working people are all wrong look too high In the first place they wish to reach the top of the lad der at a bound when experience teaches them that this is all folly This is the most serious question with which we have to deal I advocate now and always have that it is the small local offices that should be looked after with au eternal vigilance Let me elect the assessor nod I care not who elects the President It is this principle that I wish to inculcate m the minds of all that should attend to their local politics and the affairs of the state will tike care of themselves If this can be accomplished and I have no doubt it can then the labor movement will have reached a point where its foundation is secure DE JOSEPH Delivers an Eulogy on the Late Henry Ward Beecher NEW Oct Rev Dr Joseph Parker of c he City Temple London deliv ered an eulogy upon the lute Henry Ward Beecher at the Brooklyn Academy of Music tonight The auditorium was packed witb a brilliant audience He began with a ref to tbe burdensome character of tbe task assigned to bim It me be said Were some other man he ad ded to claim the honor on the ground of superior he should bave it j with my hearts absolute content hut uo man shull take it from nie on the plea of a love j As an Englishman Dr Parker claimed an which no American could i Distance was essential to true color tion and It got rid of detail friction and Three thousand miles away there WSB seen only the ofa noble figure Results were seen uct processes In tbe criticism therefore of a man like Mr Beecher said Dr Parker Englishmen are enabled t make before tbe time and to await honor as if with the serenity of accumulated yeirs whilst some of tbe men in his own country ae to whose ability and there not be a shadow of honest doubt are yet unable to escape of locality anl vision We must away Irom a mountain if we would see its magm After glowing tributes to America its vitality its freedom its eman from the antiquated ideas that weigh down the oid world eternal hope fulness he said You have no lure and no bouse of no titular aristocracy yet yours arc the vit 1 anri Dobe conditions which make Henry Wird possible Henry Ward could never have been in Europe ha was in America Son gave bim scope you created opportunities for bim your multiplied his influence your people applauded and consolidated bis influence We must never forget what the nation Jid for the man even when we remember most gratefully what the man did for tbe nation With many and pathetic touch es Dr Parker described tbe childhood of Beecher He briefly outlined Mr Udd ers early career until he Became whose throne WHS in Plymouth whose sceptre touched tbe uttermost parts of the earth No Mr divine rigbt to be a preacher Re looked a preacher and none tbo less KO because be ft noun He no by pals of completion A VICTIM OF OPIUM MISFORTUNE Of THE ONCE CELEBRATED SARAH for a Long Time the Bright lar Star of the Union Square Mental and Phy sical to Abject Poverty UKS TO TBE NKW YORK Oct Sarah Jewell formerly the leading lady of the Square Theatre applied tin Actors Fund charity for money to buy thi necessities of life The story of Ming Jaw its misfortune has no parallel among the famous actresses of the American Instances of misfortune iu theatrical life are by no means rare but like one is The made known through the letter of a wellknown woman of the stage Iu this leter the following passage appeared The efforts of Sarah friends to conceal the real condition of things partake of the nature of mistaken kindness 1 be lieve if the full story of her misery were told the many friends whom she still retime and who still cherish her memory and tbe thousands of people who have delight ed by her acting they would step forward eagerly and extend their assistance New York life is such a rush and whirl ing is BO easy to be forgotten and the rela tion of the of Miss Jewells un could not help duina her good It is doubtful if any actress has held a place in the than the loading lady of the Union Square Theatre In tje zenitu of the success of that lionse when Chas Thome was leading and the productions were a constant of triumphs MIES Jewett was the particular star of the caste In the Two Orphan Hone Michel and the other well known pans Miss Jewetts creations were continually successful There wai never a breath of scandal whispered against her name and she was a very pronounced favo rite of the women portion of the audience Miss Jewetts methods were quiet and artis tic She was never a sensational actress did not rant and imbued most of her characters a certain domesticity and sentiment that formed the ground work of her repula iou Her was simple when off tbe stage Cu person Miss Jewett was of medium with a slender but light hair and dimpled face She came of excellent family and iving in New York When the of be Union Square Theatre came Thorns died strongest company of the times was disbanded Sarah Jewett was inundated with offers from over tbe country She went out with one company and another on the road but never stayed any length of time jut came back to New York ex more or less dissatisfaction with her engagements No one seemed to ens sect the true cause of her repeated failures is there was never a question of her ability as an actress Last night in the Hoffman one of her former was asked about this Miss Jewetts career He chewed tbe end of his cigar moodily for a moment then Are the facts cnown about Miss Jewet Is it known hat she to tbe Actors Fund for as sistance and that Manager A M Palmer lent bis check for Yes I know about hat The Fund will undoubtedly restore he money to Mr Palmer He sent his check It takes sometime for the of the Actors Fund to and Miss Jewetts needs were very pressing What I meant to ask was whether it is gen known that is at the bottom of all her troubles I have beard it from half dozen men tonight Well thats the cause of the whole thing it numbs all her makes her utterly stupid destroys her ability and has iu fact threatened to wreck what was once one of the most beau anl intelligent actresses of the Ameri can stage The craze began shortly after digs Jewett left the Union Square Theatre jiks most people of intense artistic temper meet the drag excited her violently and oon got a grip that nothing has been able o loosen It simply transforms her when she is under its influence aud her will grows weaker and weaker as her excesses have in until nothing of the brilliant woman who held complete swey in York remains but a physical wreak Managers had extraordinary trouble with Hiss Jewett from the fact that her native dignity and gentleness warded off for a time all inquiries but after a shebe came so utterly fuddled that her friends made an effort to save her Every effort up o this time has utterly failed One by one ler friends have been alienated until now ew of them remain She was only two weeks in my company then we were to cancel her contract Mr Palmer ins been a staunch and good helper to her for he never fails to realize bow much she bud to do with the success of his irst troupe If it had been in his power bere is no doubt he would have restrained er from applying to the public charity iiit the limit waa reached long ago NEWS IH BRIEF The Havana foundered off Chicago yesterday Three men were Manning of the is ill again at Nsw York and is confined to his room in the Fifth Avenue Hotel The Volunteer leff New York for yesterday Salvos of cannon and shrieks of greeted the peer ess craft until out of Bight Ah Foo a Chinese of Green field Mass is under arrest charged with girls into place and crim them The evidence is positive Only one delegate M of wiMi on baad for tbe conven tion of tbs Reform patty an to be held at Syracuse of the is ill at his home in Tbe in favor of the condemned the of the Amnesty is growing the fund for tbe defense in both in tie United and England At tbe end of the week cass will be pre sented to tie Supreme Court t Washington Eastern railroad companies should revise their t at once to make a slight between the quick and tbe dead Liquid Pearl 50 Cents Dont pa 75 unless so printed on bottle Tber along I ho broad j John pretty MIM teeth are awful John she hy dont you buy mine How white Y my wont To polish them wilt What is Scrofula It l that Impurity In the blood which lating In the glands of the neck produces un bHy lumps or swellings which causes running sores on the aims legs or fast which ulcers in the eyes ears or nose often causing blindness or which is the origin of pimples cancerous growths or many other manifestations usually ascribed to humors It is a more formidable enemy than consumption or cancer alone 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for tbe state I have been resting at home for some time replied the senator and have only just begun to look over the field As the political forces in the state to be now disposed they indicate the election of the entire Republican state ticket less that result will uot be accomplished without hard work throughout tbe party organization The necessity of the ation is tbat every Republican hi the state cast a ballot on November 8 THE NEED FOB WORK Do you menu that is cause for alarm We have an admirable ticket Onr candidate for judge cannot possibly be beaten Capt Hart is so admirably fitted for tue office of stata treasurer with the re of which I may assume to be somewhat acquainted and to his country to state aud to his party have been such that he too be beaten It is not on personal grounds that I see any unusual necessity for vigilance The candi are The necessity for unusual activity from other sources Aud bow in this vote to be brought out Ob wo have an excellent chairman of the state committee aud the liquor men them making the issue clearer every day How about the third party Prohibition ists The Republican party has doue all it can do in declaring for the submission of prohibition Auy Prohibitionist who op josea tbe Republican ticket now 11 clearly working side by side with the liquor dealers and in tavor of the Democrats Thats so laar aud has been so often stued that il is scarcely worth while repeating flow about the Philadelphia ticket I biak the city ticket a clean one aud it ought o be elected What do you think of the per sonal liberty movement against the enforce ment of the Sunday laws in this city My people replied the briefly TOE OUTLOOK IK THE 6T1IC Now what majority do you estimate for he Republican state ticket 1 will answered Col Quay ritu emphatic deliber ation that I am sure that the Republican state ticket will receive a handsome uajor ty entirely of P an J Allegheny counties And what are those Well the Re publican parly should remember that it bus again declared in favor of the submission of he Prohibition amendment tothe vote of he people Now that and the action of the Republican majority in the last legislature in avor of high license has offended tbe liquor people The party has not done this with IK pyes shut It has taken high ground and an advanced position as tbo Republican arty has always doue m tbe past and as it vill continue to do so loug as it oou mues be the party of advancement But be liquor dealers wholesale and retail are I believe that they mean what ney say when declare their intentions f supporting tbe Democratic parly year in tbe belief that if they succeed tbat party will in the next repeal tbe license make the saloon business o cheap as to multiply tbe low hat do most barm to our working people ud overthrow the submission of THE FIRESIDE Bat is tins element alone formidable Considered by itself I do not think it is tbe liquor element is divided for tbe mott intelligent portion of it fully under that unless tbo liquor traffic makes self less offensive it will be wiped out en rely Moreover the Republican parly to be able to rely upon the fireside ote to counteract and more than conuter ct tbe loss of those liquor dealers who ave supported it But tie task will be to ring one ibis fireside vote A large section it is made up of citizens who do not ften go to the polls in what is termed off ears What is your view about the next presi campaign The can patty must be very careful iu it nomi ation and wise aad energetic In it i conduct f tbe next presidential campaign to win it resident bos given tbo country a ear and honest is not with his party but he is an adroit and the Democrats will be com elled to accept him as their Dp o tbe present time under Democratic tie country has been prosperous Its pros jerity is not attributable to Mr Cleveland beory or practice of government but to the act that the Republican majority in the enate aud Mr Randalls in tbe houie ave prevented pernicious legislation Nevertheless the party will re eive credit for tbe condition of affairs Who would be tbe strongest Republican against Cleveland My indi is tbat Mr would poll more votes than any other in tbe parly also believe Mr Blaine can have tbe if be wants it THI Attend a Grand Ball and Depart for St LOON Oct weather light northerly veering to easterly 300 sta weather in short Processions with brass aud glee are till passing the Presidents at midnight night and pro and brans bauds were moving aim lessly aud down before the hotel before breakfast tUs morning President and Mrs Cleveland despite the continuous round of hospitality which they have experienced are iu excellent health and At 9 oclock the Presi dent was escorted to the court house under the of a troop of mounted police Tbe programme for two was tiou of the Commercial Travellers of Si Louis and other citizens The rotunda ot the court house was handsomely aud on the step of a richly cur pagoda the President took the hand of each man as they passed One old lady became so enthusiastic that she attempted to kUs the President bat he de the waa moved down the line be The President was then to the excursion boat of baton Rouge where he was iomed by Mrs Cleveland and the vessel the river for a trip to Jefferson Barracks In the afternoon the presidential party lunched with 40 ladles aud gentlemen at tbe fair ground aud witnessed some trot returning to the hotel for dinner The festivities concluded with a grand ball given at the exchange which wan let by President aud Mrs Cleveland Cleveland wore a ruby drew low out square with a diamond necklace At 10 oclock the trumpets announced the coming of the veile prophet aud the promenaders gave way to hit excellency court followers His ex led the procession escorted by train of gaudily and nobly dressed men bearing banners of strange device aud arms of feudal days They marched around the hall several times and when that terminated the ball was opened At 11 oclock the pres party withdrew aud wore imme escorted to the depot and were soon on the way to 11U Oot 4 Presidents special train passed bore at twelve The were about retiring They are all delighted with the manner and cor of their entertainment iu Si Louis CREAM BAKING Its excellence proven iu of bomei for mOre taan a quarter of a It IH used by the United Government En by the bends of the Great Universities Strongest and 1uroit and moat Health ful Dr Prices ia the only Baking Powder that not contain Ammonia Lime or Alum Sold only iu CUM CO HEW YOat CHICAGO HT LOUIS Titusville Opera House C F LAKE Proprietor Tha invincible character comedian aud vocalist SATURDAY i Tha invincible vo Richard OGorman Assisted by the complete and compe tent traveling in the Greatest of Yankee Comedies HUMAN NATURE A Truthful Delineation of Genuine Life Brim ful with bright and Wholesome Hilarity MB w OA r CRY M usic TIIS CHURCH QUARTETTE THE 00X10AL CALF THE 00 W WO VSL Y BE A SCENES Y AN ACCOMPLISHED ORCHESTRA The 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Northwestern Penn sylvania Here u the place for the greatest variety and largest nock to select from and take a preparatory look before making your fall purchases I Westheimer Bro 21 West Spring Street PA OCTOBER id i vantage to call AT THE FERTiG BLOCK CHINA STORE BEFORE Hanging Lamps Stand Lamps Tea Imner or Toilet Sets Rodgers Plated Silver Ware haa also lately Wen placed in stock REMEMBER THE PLACE Fertig Block China Store Diamond Street 101
