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the gazette, cleveland, q„ saturday. january 13, 1900.
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h ibeks. -Subscribers not
GAZETT*
regularly should
ererj copy
fcrint fore*. We daelre
[ver^^fr patrons to e**tullf enmine
k, tiff f' ^T,»rtisement« before making
Lt mess men wbo advertise in this
trcW^.Jhe liberally patronised by Afro-
Vjje fact that they advertise Is
sr»* . tier want your trade.
U. .. notices («ivertiaeme»t«) ten
t^^wordstoaline.)
^p SATrRDAY. JAN. 13. 1000.
gf"1the gazette" is sold.
sews Store, Cuyahoga Building,
rpH**e posl office. Open Sunday.
I^'trn-S Sews Depot. City Hall Build-
ks^vood arid Superior streets. Open
c*~
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, gecond
News Store. Ko. 38? Superior
d west of Uond street- Open Sun-
s »ws Depot, 586 Central avenue
, avenue. Open Sunday.
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... , , ROOMS -
*u!! IV' rs desiring accommodations can
iT^"' at reasonable terms, at J. L.
name.
r.il aveaue.
lolin C
Fulton and the
; (of the Ninth bat-
made a tine appear-
!,,. iiiauyura 1 parade at Co-
;1 Monday. Three companies
,na!i u with their band were
evidence and were liberally
in
Kit;.
(). N. <•■)
, rl
„!rt) all alonjr the line
Ablnitt vi:
of march,
ited in Colum-
lith, formerly °f
do, is in Colum-
ill
;iui!
Mr. A. •
>. recent!v.
j.unc.s S. Mere<
iic-y. ntAV of Tole
-itini!' In-r mother. A sister
• ;t(T 1 recent lv.
- \rthnr T. Abbott, of this city,
,-a aj>iiointed supervisor of in-
-hv tin- master of Ohio District
!.o!i>v. Ii is inaugurating- a
, , r\ insurance plan.
,,P fr;,'n(ls of Mrs. T. W. Cole, of eyemng.
* in Hudson street, formerly of
,rk. will be pained to hear of her
K:;!, on Wednesday. at 4:20 p. m.,
;ni illness of three weeks.
:r:i:il services will be held at St.
t-hun-li this afternoon at 2 p.
Mr. I'ule has the sympathy of
anv friends.
The 11 nine Circle club was enter-
at Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Day's, 42
ler avenue, with music and re-
ihineiits. New Year's.
The I'.ihle class formed at Shiloh
•is; church last Thursday evening-,
tr Ti!n- supervision of their pastor.
I".. I). l>andridge, promses to be
■re.-ring as well as instructive.
rvjval meetings will commence at
j.-h Itaptist church next week. At
;i:inu'al business meeting, held
I i.n v 2d. t he members of the
re!i made an addition of $200 per
r ; i the pastor's salary. The
Vet of Rev. E. D. Dandridge's ser-
i Sunday evening will be "How
(irh We Owe tihe Lord."
| Rev. I). E. .Tones, tihe blind preaeh-
is conducting a series of revival
tvmiys at Zion church. 434 Central
Venue*. His sermons thus far have
i highly entertaining, instructive
interesting. He will conduct
p* series of meetings until the 26th.
K. .T. Carter, the pastor, will
I'i-.ik next Sabbath evening on the
ject. "Is the Young Man Safe?" Mr.
mrsm Uilbert has organized an or-
firstra in Zioil clhurch for the benefit
rf the Sabbaith school. They will
ii'pt-ar far t.lie tirsit time next Sun-
fcv iftcrno.m at 3 o'clock.
The revival meetings which have
iVen at Cory chapel the past week
i!" LTn'.ving in interest. Eive mem-
|:-r- were added to the church. The
'tint's will lasit ten days. Rev.
rner jirea.che<I morning and Rev.
iiffard in the evening. Vvednes-
t-vening. Rev. Da nd ridge will
ich: Thursday, llev. Morriss, of
H h. The \Y. W. social was post-
scene most imposing. A sumptuous
repast was served which was thor-
oughly enjoyed 'by the 60 guests pres-
ent. Miss Flossie was the recipient
of a, large number of handsome and
useful 'presents.
M iss Lulu Mead, of Seovill court, has
been quite ill since lasst week Friday
with inflammation.
The funeral of Mr. James Blair, who
died at his home on South Alley, took
place from St. John's church last week
Friday afternoon, Rev. Bundy officiat-
ing. A large number of relatives are
left to mourn his loss.
The Coral Builders of St. John's
church will give a "dumb" social at
the home of tihe treasurer, Air. George
Carroll, 21 Xewton street, on Wednes-
day evening, January 24. A "dumb"
programme will be rendered. Pro-
ceeds will go to the organ fund.
As we went ito press we were in-
formed that the youngest son of Capt.
Henry Brock was lying at the point
of death.
At the last meeting of the Cleveland
Glaziers and Cutters' union, Mr. Wal-
ter Thompson was elected correspond-
ing secretary of the organization. Air.
Thompson is the only Afro-American
member and is held in the highest
esteem by the members.
The local branch of the Afro-Ameri-
can Protective League held an enthu-
siastic and profitable meeting at St.
John's church Wednesday evening.
The membership has reached the 100
mark. The president Carroll Scott,
intends organizing sub-leagues in dif-
ferent parts of Cleveland, as well as in
Lorain, Ely riia and Oberlm. S. T. Boyd
is local secretary. The next meeting
of the league has been postponed in-
definitely until after the revival meet-
ings.
The entertainment entitled "Thirty
Years of Freedom" is progressing rap-
idly. It will be given in the near fu-
ture at the Grays' armory for the ben-
efit of "The Home for Aged Colored
People."
Aliss Mamie Queen has been quite
sick with throat trouble.
Aliss Aliima Fields gave an enjoyable
■Mrs
id-ay. .January 5th, Mr. and Mrs.
- .lacks-oil celebrated their fiftieth
ri.itrc anniversary at their pleias-
eountry home in Pittsfield, O.
-ts to the number of forty-four
■ present, including children and
idehihlren of the venerable couple.
■Mr. <'M!<lettc, who fifty years ago. was
Best man. was present. Many valu-
»'e and handsome presents were re-
•fived. The children who were pres-
et were: Mrs. ,1. Ormes, Salem, O.;
Mrs. II. A. Grant. New Brighton, Pa.;
Sir. .lacksun. Alliance, O.; Rose and
Albert .lackson. who live at the old
folks home, and Mrs. Jesse Jackson,
I'--" an i. ().
Attorney Alexander Alartin was re-
:;>ed a renewal of his ticket enti-
I'j'iiir him to all the privileges of the
I- C. A. It i.s alleged it is on ac-
ait c.f his color.
M>s Margie Wilson has returned to
eity after a short visit in W-a-sh-
I'. C.. 'ami Alexandria, Va.
I lie week of prayer was observed at
/.ion church, 'l'he church, through
!osa Hoyd, presented Rev. J. S.
ackson a ml wife ten dollars each in
■ as a ('hristina-s present. The an-
-iii roll eall and church meeting will
* Jield .lanuary 16.
Kc\ival meetings are being -held at
■h-lm s chureh.
-Mrs.l.aiiis:- Jones (has returned from
•s--i«}f in \ uungstown, O., Louisville,
an.d I'ittsburg, Pa. Norton Oliver
:'i l.miis
IT - a. K
1^ k.
?'ri''n<ls of'MrsT T. W. Cole. No.
-.Hudson street, formerly of Nevv-
will he pained to learn of her
w.iich occurred Wednesday,
('• ni.. after an illness of three
% '''meral services will be held
• hn s church Saturdav after-
p. m.
r> I Hall, of Youngstown, was
■r "t f i .
■iw ' i 1 r s,st^r on Greenwood
r7' last week.
Keene. who has been
•• i'"'r Mrs. Cora Brock,
. ! ' A\ ilmington last week,
is a
%Is.
■Iones visited the latter's
er Collins, of Louisville,
()
4:20
tor
V;
tt:
teacher in the public
| fitertainment
1 -«omown K,oli<
M
'y The
tpi-,.,
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l?T!^ S-ands.
entitled "A
riven in Wood 1 iff
evening, was a decided
i'Vspeed. It was given
of St. Andrew's
>t;day
'n every
Jounir misses
'P-n church, hea-ded by Aliss
at,,, who appeared as (the
Mr, >he evening.
Vork. «!, ll,1fel-v. has gone to New
*'•" Po t" rtl u joins a party which
J '^e IjiiJiama islands and
(
tit-
Vr \vatS
1"an<l Mrs iL - • ,
• "J^min Douglass last
'S'iifK,,'. tnmg in honor of
lie «f the
^ason
most brilliant affair® of
t'he party given fey
|tav- ttiUo** Flo€si?'s'
18 th
Witih°flSe Was leautifully d<
flowom aiid presented
their
birth-
dec-
sleighing party last week Wednesday
Miss Myrtle ATeans entertained last
evening in a very pleasant manner.
At St. John's church to-morrow the
pastor will preach morning and even-
ing. Sumlay school at 9:30 a. m. and
Y. P. S. C. Ti. meeting a.t 6:30 p. m.
The L. T. L. T. L. will meet at- 3 p. m.
The revival meetings will begin Alon-
day evening. Rev. Prosser, the confer-
ence evangelist, will be present during
the -entire protracted season. The Wo-
men's Al. M. -society will give a valen-
tine social February 14 and the "Coral
Builders" will Ihold a "Martha Wash-
ington" entertainment February 22.
If you desire The Gazette delivered
at your residence by carrier, ser.d a
card to Arthur Markowitz, 147 Seovill
avenue.
The "Bible Gallery" is a splendid
collection of Bible stories, and also
contains over 100 matchless illustra-
tions by one of our most noted artists.
The work is beneficisil to teachers and
an invaluable addition to any library,
for besides containing so much that is
helpful and interesting, it is also
printed on the finest of paper and
richly bound. Priee $1.75. Sold by
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travelers' register
Trains on all roads run on Standard Time
which is the same as
BALL'S CITY TIME.
So.id vestibule trains run daily to Columbus,
Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis.
Parlor Car and Warner Sleeping Cars. Best
line in the West, South and Southwest. Ticket
office. 116 Kuclid Ave. Bell Tel. Main 910. Home
Tel. 853.
♦Daily.
Depart.
Ko. 11. Southwestern Limited | *3 30 am
No. 3, Col. & Cin. Express ! 7 IS am
No. S3, Col., Cin. Express *11 40 am
No. 33, Ind. &. St. Louis Express ; 12 00 m
No. 27, Columbus Accommodation 4 00 pm
No. 37, CoL & Cin. Express *8 30 pm
♦Daily.
Arrive.
No. 28, Cin. & Col. Express ' *3 -i5 am
No. 26. Galion Accommodation 9 <5 am
No. 36, Ind. & St. Louis Express *2 SOpm
No. 16. Columbus & Cin. Express *2 55pm
No. 24, Wellington Accommodation... 6 35pm
No. 2, Col., Cin. & Ind. Express 9 25 pm
No. 18, Southwestern Limited ! *1 50 am
— Nos. 11 and 18 do not stop at Erie Ry.
depot. No. 37, leaving at 8:30 p. m., has local
sleeper for Cincinnati. Nos. 33 and 46 have
dining cars.
For tickets call on D. JAY COLLVER, city
passenger and ticket agent. No. 116 Euclid
Ave. Colonial Arcuie). Cleveland, O.
WARREN J. LYNCH,
li. P & T. A.. Cincinnati, O.
Cleveland Union Btanon.
ennsulvania Lines.
Foot of Bank Street.
i
Ticket Offices at Station. Euclid Av., "Woodland
A v., and Weddell House corner.
Through Trains run as follows by Central Time.
♦Daily. +Daily except Sunday.
From Cleveland to
Leave. Arrive
May Send Him to nn Asylum.
"Lisbon, Jan. 12.—Jesse MeGregor,
vvho, five years ago was sentenced to
the penitentiary for life, was pardon-
ed recently upon condition that he ab-
stain from the use of liquor. Recently
he has been on a spree, and action was
taken looking to the annulment of the
pardon, when his family, who are in-
fluenti-al, filed in the local courts an
affidavit of lunacy, and an effort will
be made to send MeGregor to an asy-
lum instead of returning him to the
penitentiary.
Card Cainr ICndtt In Four Jlnrdprs.
Whitesburg, Kv., Jan. 12.—During a
quarrel over a game of cards in a
"blind tiger" at Pound Gap yesterday,
in which John and Taze Hall and
Arch and Henry Leap opposed Henry
Sutherland, IJerry Txung and Henry
Campbell, revolvers were drawn and
200 shots exchanged. Taze Hall and
Henry Leap were killed and Dave
Sutherland and Henry Campbell mor-
tally wounded. Arch Leap and Henry
Sullivnn were also wounded.
Pittsburg <fc Bellaire +7 00am +12 10pm
Salem & Pittsburg *8 00am *8 30pm
Philadelphia tc New York... *2 10pm •1130am
Baltimore & Washington *2 10pm *11 30am
Salem & Pittsburg *2 10pm *11 30am
Pittsburg. Bellaire & East.. +3 10pm +6 25pm
Ravenna & Alliance +3 1 pm *8 3. am
Ravenna & Alliance *5 10pm *8 35am
Philadelphia & New York.. .*11 10pm *4 30am
Baltimore & Washington *11 10pm *4 30am
Wellsvilie & Pittsburg *11 10pm *4 30am
MT. VERNON & PAN-HANDLE RODTE.
From Cleveland to
Leave. Arrive.
Columbus & Cincinnati.. .
Orrville & Columbus
Orrville & Millersburg
Columbus & Cincinnati
*8 35am *5 40pm
*8 35am *5 40pm
+3 10pm +12 10pm
*7 35pm *7 30am
^Iotlier and Oaugliter fatally Burned.
Louisville, Ky., Jan. 12.—Mrs. Mary
Thebold, aged 58, was burned to death
and her daughter Lueinda, aged 2S,
was fatally burned at their home in
this city Thursday. Miss Thebold was
tilling a lamp in front of a stove. An
explosion followed, setting fire to her
clothing. Jn attempting to save her
daughter Mrs. Thebold's clothing took
fire and she was burned to death.
Wrecked on a Beef.
St. Johns, X. F., Jan. 12.—A large
steamer, believed to be a passenger
ship, whose name cannot be ascer-
tained, has been wrecked on -a reef in
St. Mary's bay, about five miles from
shore. The vessel, which lies with her
head low in the water, is on fire aft.
Several persons have been washed off
the deck. Others were descried in the
rigging. It is feared that these will
perish.
A Wanliboard Combine Planned.
Cincinnati, Jan. 12.—The purchase
of McCasisy Bros.' washboard factory
in this city by the Saginaw Manufac-
turing Co.. of Saginaw, Mich., is said
to be the beginning of a consolidation
of the business of manufacturing
wash boards, and other manufactories
•will soon come into the combination.
Found Dead In HI* Office.
St. Ijouis, Jan. 12.—Dr. J. C. Mul-
hall, a noted eye and ear specialist,
was found dead yesterday in his of-
fice. He h | been shot through the
heart. A re olver was found lying be-
side the body and this, with the fact
that all the "doors of the office were
locked, seemed to indicate^ suicide.
Tlie Calendar
issued by the Nickel Plate road will
be mailed to any one who will send
their address to the general passenger
agent, Nickel Plate road, Cleveland, O.
s No. 192
Home Seekers' Excursion.
For information abotit reduced fares,
through time, and other particulars
regarding home-seekers' excursions to
the south and west apply to Pennsyl-
van ia Lines ticketagents.
Enclose 2c stamp for reply, and we will send
particulars telling how you can make from *75
to $150 per month, and also be presented witn
a fine dold Watch. Address
£i,°;,..SC0TT REMEDY. CO, Louis Yille.Ky.
Nickel
%Nertyork.tticago£ &Louis
All trains stop at Euclid avenue, Broadway
and Pearl street. City ticket office 189 Supe-
rior street. Tel. Main 218. All trains arrive and
depart from Van Buren St., Union Passenger
Station, Chicago!
Eastward. j Arrive. | Depart.
No. 6, Standard Express...
No. 4, Eastern Express
No. 2, Nickel Plate Ex
9 55 am; 10 12 am
2 06am: 2 16am
8 12 pmi 8 21 pm
Westward.
Arrive, j Depart.
No. 1, Western Express....
No. 5, Standard Express...
No. 3. Nickel Plate Ex
Local Freight.
4 46 am 4 06 am
7 00 pm 7 20 pm
11 13 am 11 20 am
*3 50 pm *6 40 am
•Daily, except Sunday. All express daily.
Through sleepers on all trains. Chicago. Buf-
falo. New York, and Boston. Unexcelled din-
ing cars and depot restaurants operated by the
company.
the cleveland. terminal x VALLEf r. r. co.
(B. & O. SYSTEM)
Depot foot of South Water street. City office,
241 Superior street.
| Arrive. | Depart.
Valley Jt. & Way Stations.. lf6
Wheeling & Chicago ; *9
Akron. Canton & Chicago..; *8
Akron, Canton & Wheeling *10
Akron Canton & Chicago..' *8
Akron, Canton. Marietta +2
Pittsburg. Washington, f 1
Baltimore, Philadelphia > *10
and New York i I +2
pm *7 25 am
25 pm; +7 2f> am
15 am *10 00 pm
20 ami *3 r:5pm
is am *6 35pm
10 pm+11 00 am
SO am j *3 25 pm
10 pm +11 00 am
+Dailv except Sunday. *Daily.
Pullman palace vestibule sleeping car* be-
tween Cleveland and Chicago, also between
Cleveland and Philadelphia.
J. E. GALBRAITH. Traffic Manager.
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling R'y.
VALLEY DEPOT.
| Depart. | Arrive.
Cleve. & Wheeling Ex
Cleve. & Wheeling Ex , .
Cleve . Uhrichsville Ac. *
7 lu am 11 40 am
1 00 pm; 7 15 pm
10 pm 8 20 am
without CARNATION
handy is at a
loss to know what to ush
meter & gxeim
PREPARE IT.
financial report
—OF THE-
Kmee Building and Loan Co
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Up to and including Jixne 15, 1899.
ASSETS.
Cash on Hand $ 2.066 63
Loans on mortgage security 200.1.-3 81
Due for insurance and taxes 470 49
Books and supplies 110 00
Bills receivable 48 15
£202,849 10
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock and dividends.
Paid up stock and dividends
Fund for contingent losses
Borrowed money
Building account
Deposits
..? 138.005 85
.. 39.525 00
.. 423 47
5,' 01 00
.. 18.894 'JS
1,000 00
$202,849 10
WSSiS Assets Dec. 15, 189<>
'• 1897
•• 1898
" June 15, 1899
S 49.313 28
62.267 51
113.011 (3
202.849 IO
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