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Prints More Sullivan County (N. Y.) News Than Any Other Paper Published.
VOL. XXX.
JEFFERSONVILLE, THURSDAY, N. Y., APRIL 21, 1898.
Lee,” near Mongatip Fall, has rented it
to Goshen, Philadelphia, Westtown and
Passaic parties from June 20 until
I N T E R E S T I N G B I T S O F N E W S T A K E N Sept. 20.
FROM OTHER NEWSPAPERS.
J. "C. Young of Liberty recently
bought a drove of twenty-seven fine
^Pension ’G ran ted t© a D ead Man—G rist cows at Goshen at a cost of from. $25 to
$87. They are for fall milking.
M ill B u rn ed —Mietiiodisfc M in isters
Three young men of Monticello—
Dr.
A p p o in te d —O ther N ew s.
Seth Osborn, Bert B. Scriber and Mr.
Malanchton Tacy of White Lake will Saxon—
were fined$3 each the other day
attend the Albany Conservatory of for riding their bicycles on the sidewalk
Music this summer.
in that village.
James M. Driver will close out his
Martin Terwilliger and 'Charles H.
mercantile business at Narrowsburg and Sager have purchased the hotel property
retire on account of ill health.
at N e v e r s in k known as the R iv e r s id e
Beniamin 'Decker has been appointed House of the D. R. Bonnell estate. Sa­
postmaster at Oakland Yalley and ger will run the place.
Joshua H. Yelie at Hasbroudk.
The grist mill of E. Y. Lefever at
Mrs. Ben McMillen and Miss Emily Fsllsburg was destroyed by fire on the
Swan of Monticello have entered the night of April'12. There had been no
countyClerk’s office as copyists.
firein the mill in four OT-^ve weeks, and
Rev. *L. R. Long has become a mem­ the building is supposed to have been
ber of 'the New York Methodist Con­ fired by an incendiary. There was
ference. 'He will remain at Callieoon .$5,000 insurance on the building, ma­
chinery and stock. The large paper
Depot-for another year.
The*'■erection of a Masenic temple at mill of Mr. Lefever was also destroyed
Monfcleello has been commenced. Snili-, by fire a couple weeks ago, causing a
van &’Badgley of Binghamton have the' ‘heavy loss to the owner.
Job. Tt-will cost $12,000.
! The report of the Loomis Sanitarium
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HOW SOON
NOTES.
WILL COM E,
BUT
IS H A R D T O T E L L .
A n A rm istice is N ecessary B e tw e e n th e P o ­
lit ic a l P a r tie s in C ongrees—“No
F o r e ig n D ic ta tio n .”
Correspondence o f the Record.
renewed talk about tbe Intention of the
six greatest European powers to attempt
by a joint note to persuade this govern­
ment not to force Spainout of Cuba, and
if that fails, to make a threat of resort­
ing to force to compel us to keep our
hands off of Spain’s island possessions.
That Austria, France, and Italy would
be willing to go to almost any extreme
to aid Spain, if they could be assured of
the assistance of England, Germany and
Russia, is very well known. But the
determination of Congress, which knows
that it reflects the overwhelming senti­
ment of the country, would not be
changed one iota, even if formal notice
wasservedon this country that European
force would be used to prevent the
carrying out of the joint resolution, just
adopted, to drive Spain out of Cuba.
Senator Teller voiced the sentiment of
the administration, Congress and people
when he said: “There must be no inter­
ference by the allied powers of Euxope.
We should declare that with all the
vigor of our Anglo-Saxon blood and our
75,000,000 people.” “No foreign dic­
tation,” would become a companion
slogan to “Remember the Maine,” the
minute that the European powers at­
tempted to meddle with our settlement
W HOLE1
ARGHBI5HOI
H i s d o m i n g S i l v e r Ja j|
E la b o r a te
The approaching el
Episcopal silver jubill
Corrigan will be one of]
events in the history
Church in New Yorj
years. The archbishop
himself to the clergy am
great archbishopric, by!
firmness and wisdom
tration, and particularly)
of the promotion of asyl
for the young and of sel
Washington D. C., April 18.—
It
would seem to a man up a tree that the
complaints of Congress recently made of
the slowness of the president was an in­
stance of “the pot calling the kettle
black.” From the talk in Congress be­
fore the president’s message went in it
was supposed that the message would be
acted upon within a day after it was re­
ceived, but it has been before Congress
a week to-day, and that resolution
uthorizing forcible intervention is not
yet in the president’s hands. The House
I
adopted a resolution promptly, but the
Senate, after wasting four days in talk
without bringing forward a single new
idea, unless the assertion of Senator
Wellington that there was no reason for
our going to war with Spain can be con­
sidered one, adopted an entirely different
resolution, including a provision for the o f th e C u b a n q u e stio n .
Theodore, the young ’son of Henry a t L ib e r ty fo-r th e y e a r e n d in g N o v e m ­
r e c o g n itio n of Cuba, w h ich , m a k e s more
WaMsdf the town of Fremont has re­ ber 1, 1897, shows that two hundred
[Later n e w s of the d o in g s of C o n g ress
delay. These delays would be more ag­
c o v e r e d fr o m a p p e n d ic itis. He was patients were treated during the year.
Seventy-eight of them remained in the gravating were>it not for the certainty on the Cuban question will be found on
o p e r a te d u p o n a t P o r t J e r v is .
ARCHBISHCjPC
institution at the date of the report, six­ that they cannot last much longer and the inside pages of the Record.]
The1next term of Supreme Court will
fo r th e p r ie sth o o d . S o t
teen had been discharged cured, thirteen that they cannot change the ultimate
c o n v e n e at M o n t i c e l l o o n M o n d a y , M a y
the laity of biff’jurisdiction
had been discharged with the disease result—the drivingof Spain out of Cuba.
16, with Judge Chester-presiding. The
KILLED
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to make the celebration of the fcw
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arrested, sixty-one bad been discharged While it probably is not true that these
calendar, as usual, will be a laige one.
fifth anniversary of his elevation to th<
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E.3D. Sweet, an O. & W. brakeman, twelve who had been admitted on pro­ surprising that suspicion should be ex­
episcopacy a notable expression of theirjLying; o n t h e E r i e T r a c k s .
Ml from a box car at Hurleyville April bation) the condition was unimproved, pressed by the impatient.
love and veneration for him. The
8 and '-sustained three broken ribs. He and three had died.
The body of an unknown man was movement toward this end began at a
was taken to Thrall Hospital at Middle­
According to statements made by
bvarfound on the tracks of the Erie railroad recent meeting of the foremost Catholics
town.
members of the administration, ti about one-half mile west of Hankins at of New York, when the plan and scope
E n te r ta in m e n t $»y -the E n d eavorers.
6:80 Tuesday morning by John and of the celebration were determined upon
Edward Miner of Beaverkill, while
The historical entertainment at Eagle president will lose no time in putting'
painting his house April 12, was thrown Hall Tuesday night by the members of armed intervention into effect after the George Grebel. From all appearances and committees were appointed to carry
twenty-five feet to the ground by the the J u n io r C h r istia n E n d e a v o r Society joint resolution authorizing it is in his. the man had fallen from a west-bound them into effect.
scaffold breaking. No bones were was a pleasing-success. The entertain­ hand, and the rushing of all available freight train and was run over by the It was determined that the first day
wheels. Coroner Sfcenger of Callieoon of the celebration, May 4, should be de­
broken, but he is injured internally.
ment opened with the song, “America.” troops in the regular army to southern
Judge George H. Smith of Monti- R. C. Maltby gave a three-minute ad­ ports looks like immediate business; but Depot was at once notified and he went voted to imposing religious ceremonies
ceilo, referee in the action of Mrs. dress on the importance of history, and he will probably first demand the peace­ upon the milktrain and held an inquest. in the cathedral, at which, perhaps the
Georgiana M. Kerr against John Kerr then came numerous tableaus, recita­ able evacuationof Cuba hy Spain, grant­ The man could not be identified. He greatest representation of. *£be clergy of
for absolute divorce, has reported ha tions and songs. The tableaus were ing a day or two for Spain to answer. appeared to be of Irish birth, about 22 the archdiocese ever seen in
favor of granting the divorce to Mrs. “Miss Columbia and Uncle Sam,” That will mean more time. It should years old and weighing 150 pounds, 5 will be present. On Thursd
feet 8dnches in height. He had brown May 5, the laity and tbe eler
Kerr.
“Army and Navy.,” “The Soldier’s Fare­ also be remembered that if the president
hair, gray eyes, cleanly shaved face der a reception to the arch
The following additional appointments well,” “Just Before the Battle,” “The is so disposed he can withhold his sig­
witIhjBfo chicken pox marks on right Metropolitan Opera Housi
of M
o E. ministers for-Sullivan county Dying Soldier,” “The Unknown Dead,” nature from the intervention resolution
it^ygood
teeth pointing forward and of this event equally pleasi:
chedw
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have been made: Liberty, L. S. Brown; “Somebody’s Darling,” “A Soldier’s for ten days. .The resolution will not
hands somewhat calloused. He was bishopis the great number
Callieoon Depot, L. R. Long; Grabams- Home,” “The Duel,” and a pantomine be binding until he signs it. So many
dressed in black suit, blue black sweater, ed non-Catholic gentiemei
ville, *G. C. Morse; PMllipsport, H. X
. in three scenes. Those who took part in predictions have been upset by unex­
black socks, black lace shoes No. 8, pressed a desire to be pr<
the performances on the stage were pected delays that few are being made
Hoag; Rockland, W. Willcocks.
in Washington just now. We are going light brown ribbed camel’s hair under­ have boxes reserved forj
The supervisors’ committee on the Martha and Maggie Scheidell, Mattie
to war. Of that everybody is certain, shirt, and wore a pair of scapulars, de­ their families. Distil
building of a sheriff’s residence at Mon­ Lieb, Edith Diehl, Lottie Hofer, Isabella
but nobody is certain whether the shoot­ noting that he was of the Catholic faith. .will make addresses ad
ticello have accepted the bid of Frank’: A. and Anna Ross, Isabella G. Ross, ing will start this week, or next, or the In his pockets he carried $8.80 in cash, be furnished by the
Cotter of Liberty out of eight bids.; Irma Bird, Libbie Baum, Lula Tygert,
a map of the Klondike region, smoking For years the object
week after.
The Board of Supervisors will meet Clara Kohler,- CarrieISiewbei’ger, Bertha
tobacco, pipe and cigarettes. He was heart of the archbishop has b
and Florence Glassell, Cecelia Hofer,
April .25 to ratify the contract. *
tablishmenl within his jurisdicti<!|
Although no prominent man in either apparently clean and respectable.
Anna and Sidney Royce, Frank Neu
On April 7 a reissue of pension of $12>.
Coroner Sfcenger ordered the body great institution for the educafcj
berger, Ralph Bird, Joe, Otto and Henry party would acknowledge them to have
per month was granted to Nathan Goff
held until today, when if not claimed candidates for the pnesthood,
Meyer, George Rhoem, Ernie Pfeifle and been necessary, men who wear their
of Mongaup Yalley. Goff died about a.
it will beburied at Hankins.
object has been accomplished
Peter Ebert. Miss Hannah Anderson, party collars loosely consider that" Sena­
month ago. The pension of CyrusRum-j
last year by the erection of the
tor Gray’s words—“There is one truce,
sey of Thompsonville has been increased- Fred Ranft and Burdette Beck had
A N e w JP ostoffice—S t . J o s e p h ’s .
at Dunwoodie. To the comp!
charge of the staging and costuming; one armistice, that I want, and that is a
from $8 to $10 a month.
Sister M. Polycarp was appointed equipment of this institution t’
Ed McDermott was announcer, Miss truce between the political parties of
Washington Huntington, aged 57 Emma Grouten presided at the organ, this country until we can settle our ac­ postmaster at Saint Joseph’s Sanitarium bishop has devoted much la
years, of Hurleyville, is -suffering from and Misses Flora Liebi, Katie Seelig and count with Spain”—were not only neces­ in the town of Forestburg April 11. The there is still a large indebfcednei
a wound which he received in the army. Jessie Sutherland assisted in the singing. sary, but that they have had a good name of the new office is Saint Joseph’s, it. The clergy and Catholic
Pnysioia-ns will try to heal the wound, The p r o c e e d s of the entertr in m e n t were effect on those who have been trying to andis about three miles west of Gilmans. having charge of the celebration
but if unsuccessful the leg will have to about $12, the admission fee being only play party politics in Congress during The sisters have a gang of men ma­ archbishop’s jubilee have concluded t'
be amputated above the knee.
the last few days, hy causing them to cadamising the bad places on tbe poad the most appropriate tribute they co:
ten cents.
realize that they were getting on thin between their place and Gilmans. Al­ offer to the archbishop would be
The Loomis Sanitarium has purchased
HYMENEAL.
ice, and letting them know that, what­ though the road is a public highway, the cancellation of this debt, thus reli
from the Pierson brothers sixty-five
ever their intentions, they were not sisters were obliged to spend $400 of him of a great burden. A movenn
acres of land adjoining the samtarnim
Miss Maggie L. Treyz, daughter of fooling everybody. Plain Americanism their own money last summer to make under the direct personal superyisio:
on the west. The pricepaid was $13,000.
the VeryRev. John M,' F’
A three and one-half storyhouse with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Treyz of Cook’s is good enough for every true patriot it passable. The church and convent are
Fails, and Edward A. Hartz of Sher­ until we have given Spain that long-in­ nearly finished and the other buildings bishop of New York, b
twenty rooms is on the property.
was started, and with;
man, Pa., were married at the bride’s vited thrashing, and the politician, big are fast approaching completion.
The Casey brothers have taken
more than $100,000 was
or little, who fails to recognize that fact
possession of the Man^on House at Lib­ home by Rev. Carter of Roscoe on
principal feature, there:
ILawyers M ust R e g iste r .
will be made to pay dearly for his error
erty, and John Murphy and family will April 12.
Under a new law every one of the Geption to the archbisl:
Walter J. Sheeley of Livingston Manor by the people.
move to their farm near Woodbourne
20,000 lawyers in this s ta te m u s t be politan Opera House q
*this coming week. William. Murphy and Mss Margaret Geraghty of Middle­
Among the many offers made to the registered with the clerk of the Court May 5 will be the anna
tow
n
w
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m
arried
at
the
latter
place
will remain with the Casey brothers at
of the cancellation of I]
war department of pcien and things to of Appeals before January 1, 1899, or seminary.
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the Mansion House.
use against the Spaniards was one from he carrnot practice. Any one who
John E. Lyons and Miss Mary R.
George Waldorf of Middletown a few
a circus proprietor of twenty-five makes any false statement in the oath
V a lu a b le
M a il,
Misner of Acidalia were rnamed at Ros­
days ago purchased two pet fawns of M.
elephants, which he said would be just required is guilty of a felony, and any
coe by Rev. Hones last week.
“Points On Bankm^^Wnstruetions
XL Dodge of Rockland, and took them
what would be needed by our army in one who attempts to practice without to Business Men” [is the litfe of a handy
to Middletown, where he put them in an
Cuba. He did not like it at all when the registering is guilty of a misdemeanor. little volume sent out by the Orange
F o r a K ic k in g H o r se .
enclosure. A dog entered the yard and
A practical horseman says that if a officials told him thamhey didn’t think The law is a Reformmeasure which the GountyTrust and Safe Deposit Company
one of the fawns became frightened and bundle of straw is fixed behind & kick­ they could make use-or the elephants.
bar long has desired.
of Middletown. It gives much valuable
plunged into the wire fence that formed ing horse in the stable he will not kick
information on thepractical workings
G one to F ig h t fo r C uba.
the enclosure. The sharp barbs sur­ long at it, but i£he cuts his leg kicking
If the representatives of the great
a bank, and will prove a great help
E. D. Lindner of Brooklyn, formerly
prised it and it bounded back,striking its at a carriage he will kick as long as he European powers in Washington are
any business man or woman.
head against a tree with such force as to has a leg left to kick with.
correctly reporting ;the state of con­ of Jeffersonville, has gone to join the
break its neck.
gressional sentiment to their govern­ Cuban army. Mr. Lindner was once a Daniel Webster was the son of
farmer.
ments, nothing is likely to come of the German soldier.
Renewyour Record in time.
Horace CLLee. the owner of “Camp
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