The Cherryvale Weekly Journal from Cherryvale, Kansas • 1

7 1 NTT CliSotti cm 10 VOL I. NO. 51 CIIEKRYYALK, MONTGOMERY COUNTY KANSAS, FRIDAY, 27, 19U2. OUR GLASS FACTORY. Ell MIITI Brief Description of Cherry vale's reporters awaiting a possible bulletin.

Sir Frederick Treves, Sir Francis 11. Laking and Sir Thomas Barlow remained at Buckingham palaco all night. Change For the Better in King Edward's Condition and a Chance For His Recovery. iKnland's Stricken On he Eve of Coronation Consternation Among -the People. The Associated Press lenrns that about midnight last night tory is even ti bigger thing than ho claimed for it.

There is not another glass factory like it west of Ohio and tho others have ntt natural gas for fuel, so that tho Cherryvale Glass has a lurg western market all to itself and cheap fuel to help it meet and if necessary knock out competition. Every citizen of Cherryvalo should take a pride in our newr glass factory and give Messrs. Renner and Keminerer all tho encouragement possible. Theyhavi kept faith with us and the money promised them by the commercial club should bo paid without any his majesty enjoyed some refreshing sleep. Latest Industry.

Through tho courtesy of Mr. Mr. Peter Renner a representative of the Cuiuon was shown through the factory of the Cherry vale Glass Mon, morning and given an idea of how glassware is made. If there are any people in Cherryvale who have not witnessed the blowing of glass you should take a few hours off and witness tho workings of this novel industry, The factory lias only boon in ITS FUSION IN NEBRASKA It is not likely that any further bulletin of the king's condition i. l.

lows: The nomination of Thompson the Populists came upon the tenth ballot, when ho received two-thirds of tho votes cast. Kx-Governor Poynter moved to make tho nomiii tion unanimous and the motion prevailed. Thompson had already been nominated by tho Democrats and tho action of the Populist convention completed the nomination. Conference committees at once began work upon the Vest of the ticket. Tho Popu lists were given their first choice of tho remainder of the candidates.

Lieutenant governor, E. A. Gilbert, Populist, York; secretary of state, John II. Powers, Populist, Hitchcock county; attorney general, J. II.

Broody, Democrat, Lincoln: commissioner public lands and buildings, James C. Brenuau. Democrat, Omaha. Will UV 1SSUCU UUIU1C I vll'llt The Democrats and Populists Get nils mill in iiu. i i a ruintip nn imi ii kii Itrvnn VVnuM Not Pun.

I I i ne cops uaiu uown. Followers of Mary Ellen and Jerry Swallowed Up By the Democrats at Topeka Yes terday. Toi'kka, Juno 24 The Populist i further delay. Thev have un operation 11 week and things aro scarcely in running order, even on state convention met here today and effected full fusion with the doubtedly been to great expense and the money would probably come handy in the business just now. We have a good factory; it is in the hands of honorable and skilled gentlemen and we want to let them know that there is nothing small about Cherry yale.

Pi London, Juno Midnight-King Edwurd's condition is even more satisfactory tonight than has been indicated by the last bulletin, lie has made a decided improvement and the feeling at Buckingham palace is very hopeful. His majesty is ablo to take nourishment. He had scrambled eggs and a little hock and soda this evening and with his own hands he opened several telegrams. The bulletin issued at 11 o'clock tonight is regarded as intensely satisfactory. This bulle a small scale, as it is impossible to get skilled workmen and new hands must be trained to the business.

The plant is in charge of Messrs. Peter Renner and Edward Keminerer and that they thoroughly understand their busi-ness is evidenced by the splendid ware already being turned out. The glass sand is brought here from near St. Louis and is mixed with other material, which is a secret of the trade, and then put in large pots in tho furnace and melted. The furnace here contains six pots, tho output of which when running full capacity will Statehood Next Winter.

Washington', D. June In a few minutes today the senate disposed for this session of the omnibus statehood question, which has been pending for scer- al days. Mr. (Ind.) tin is generally as being the chairm: which the man of the committee on first occasion on king Democrats. The Democrats named the ticket and it will go on the official ballot under the head of Democrat.

The Pops nominated the same ticket after the Democrats had done so, but it will not go on the oflicial ballot unless the anti-fusion law' is knocked out by the supreme court, which is unlikely, The Democrats have pledged themselves to help test the law. The big fight came up in the Populist convention, over the method of co-operation. Many of the Populist leaders wanted a split or zigzag ticket. Tht Democrats wanted one straight Democratic ticket to go on the ballot and a Populist ticket "to test the law with." The Democrats did some quiet work and won. The Populists were forced to "recommend" some Populists for the Democrats to fill out the Democratic ticket.

The Democrats nominated the Populists "recommended" by the Populists convention, and put them on the Democratic ticket. Then for "testing" purposes, the Populists nominated the same ticket LoxDpv, June 24. With dramatic suddenness the king has been stricken down upon the eve of his coronation, which linn been indefinitely postponed. Tonight ho lies in a critical state at Buckingham palace. In spite of the intensity of this tragic interruption, the lower element of London ard "Mafficking" through th fiag-decked streets, and a portion of society, in coronation gowns and jewels, has gathered at what is called a gala coronation dinner at one of the fashionable hotels.

Even at the gates of Buckingham palace, within which the ablest surgeons and physicians constantly remain in the hope of saving the sovereign's life, the tooting of horns the sound of other revelries can be plainly heard. The slim gathering which still remains beneath the flaring palace lights is now more bent on celebrating than on sympathizing-. Wagon loads of boisterous rowdies are on the streets; they are driving all sorts of vehicles and waving flags and hugging demi territories, announced that a report on the bill before the committee would be made on the thire day of the next session. This was satisfactory to Mr. Quay, who after securing an agreement that the committee's be several hundred dozen a day.

Every pot has its shop which works four people, two blowers and two helpers. The blower sticks one end of a hollow steel tube into the pot of moulten glass and draws forth enough to make the article of ware he desires. After rolling it upon a smooth report should be unfinished busi ness on and after the 101 of December until it was disposed of withdrew his motion to discharge doctors have allowed themselves to express, even to a small degree, the hopeful feelings they undoubtedly, even though privately, entertain. Thirty-six hours have now elapsed since the operation was performed and the absence of complications', creates hopefulness in all quarters, although, as has been frequently said in these dispatches, several days must pass before the possibility of danger can be eliminated. Notwithstanding the fact that this is the eve of the intended coronation day and that London is even more crowded with people than it was yesterday, the scenes witnessed on the streeis tonight were in marked and pleasant contrast with those of Tues the committee from further con sidcration of the measuie, West Falrview.

We are having plenty of rain iu this vicinity. M. D. Coleman bought two fine" Poland-China pigs of Mr. Ken-non of Fairplay, today.

JMBellairsandJCrcde Walker have not cut their wheat yet. Bcrnico Ludwick, of Fairview, will visit Mrs. Geo. Bar-entz this week. There was a good crowd out to hear the children Sunday.

Rev. Corning assisted in the singing. He has a line tenor voice. Cherley Brown has gone to Sedan to be in attendance at his father's family reunion. His brother has just returned from the Philippines.

Mr. Fogleman and son took dinner with Mr. M. D. Coleman's folks on Sunday.

The threshing machine is expected in this neighborhood this week. Maggie Daily is on the sick list Miss Eva Daily assisted in tho program Sunday. Frances Coleman visited homo folks Sunday. Says Oswego is far behind Cherryvale in Missouri for Roosevelt. Jkfi'krson City, June The feature of the Republican convention here today was the strong indorsement of President Roosevelt and his administration.

Mr. Roosevelt was given a big para johns of liquor. They make their surface he begins the blowing. The red hot mixture assumes the shape of a soap bubble, and if it is clear and no defects are noticeable it is passed to the other blower who drops it into a mould and finishes the He then has a perfectly formed piece of glassware, except at the top where the bubble left the tube. From the mould the ware goes to a 40 foot oven, or lehr as it is called, and gradually cooled.

As tho ware comes from the oven it is culled There is souks dissatisfaction among the old-time. Populist wheelers over the result, and a straight Populist ticket, with a complete new set of candidates is day evening. graph in he lending part of the platform and was named as the Republican choice in Missouri for President in 1904. ANOTHER GUSHER. Federal Gas Oil Company Brought 'l noisy way from the West end to Whitechapel.

They represent that section of the British public which no tragedy can sober into decency. They have tasted license unrestrained by law in the celebrations in connection with the war and. king or no Ving, they will celebrate the coronation. It must be admitted that the revelers have been misled by the technical language of the bulle-tines; they seem to have no conception of the gravity of King Edward's condition. The thinking' portion of the nation, how and only the best goes through the finishing process.

The other goes back to be melted over. The oval shaped top is taken off the glass by Avhat they call a talked of. The full fusion ticket as it will appear on the oflicial ballot is as fellows: Supreme Judges Two years' term, John C. Cannon, democrat, of Linn', four years' term, Frank Duster, populist, of Marion; six year terms, B. F.

Milton, populist, of Ford; Ed S. Waterbury, populist, of Lyon, and J. D. Mc-Clevcrty, democrat, of Bourbon. The reckless rejoing which then so disgracefully prominent was quite unheard tonight Traflic pursued its way unimpeded and even the most popular thoroughfares were comparatively deserted No illuminations dispelled the natural gloom which settled over the metropolis.

The moon failed to penetrate the darkness over the city and a cold wind was blowing. Quiet and depressed, the crowd waited outside Buckingham palace for the night's final news of the sovereign. For several hours cracking off machine. This has a rotary motion with a hot blaze Mrs- (o- I)ixon and Grandma fi. ti.n ThJTerlume were calling on old till VIIVj Wl UlU illMWm JL.

II I friends last week. heat expands it and the surplus cracks off and L'oes back to the! ever, has gone home numbed by the events which the day has brought forth, they kept their patient vigil, wan dering aimlessly, but with palpable anxiety, over the open space in a Big Oil Well Yesterday. A representative of the Clarion witnessed the shooting of an oil well last evening. The well is a new one just drilled for the Federal (ias Oil and is located just west of their brick, plant north of town. It took some time to get everything in readiness and it was nearly eight o'clock when the shooting was done, but the the results justified the waiting as a stream of oil shot a hundred feet in the air and came with a force that nearly carried the derrick away.

It was a great sight to the uninitiated and a pleasing one to Dr. Casclx or and Mr. Smith, who have the management of the affairs of the company at this place. The well is one of the best, i 11 the Kansas field and is the best of evidence that the Fcneral Gas Oil Company are developing some fine holdings. Cherryvale people will nil rejoice over the continued success of the Congrcssman-at-Largc J.

I). Botkin, populist, Cowley. Governor W. II. Craddock, of Wyandotte.

Lieutenant Governor Fred J. Close, populist, of Ellis. Secretary of State Claude Duval, democrat, of Keno. Auditor J. M.

Lewis, populist, of Edwards. Attorney General F. M. Pearl, populist, of Brown. furnace.

The glass is then ready for the emery or finishing stones, Here it is smoothed and polished and is then thoroughly cleaned- It is then returned to another furnace where the glaze is put upon it. If it is plain ware it is ready to be cleared, wrapped and packed for market. If engraved crcut glass is to be made the heaviest is selected and sent to that department. As yet the company have not added this department and will not do so until they get to running full capacity. On stepping into the factory Republican Primaries.

The republican primaries to elect delegates to the county and commissioner's convention were held Wed. afternoon. The result by wards is as follows: 1st Warp County J. F. Bellamy and Dr.

(lard. District A. F. llainlino and Matt Carson. 2nd Ward County J.

W. Holdren and II Howard. District John T. Coldwcll and Chas. Mutchler, Ward County Geo.

Cahill and Prof. which fronts the royal residence. I For some reason or another a feeling pervaded the crowds that if the king lived tonight he would live to be crowned, Inside the palace all was quiet. I Oucon Alexandra, who had been 1 Treasurer D. II.

lleflcblower, in the vicinity of the royal sick populist, of Miami. room the entire day. dined with a Superintendent of Schools F. few members of the royal family. C.Powell populist, of Keno.

i The callers who came to the nal- Indescribable consternation prevails throughout the country, and this consternation is reflected in the cablegrams received from all the centers of the universe. King Edward is in a room facing the beautiful gardens of Buckingham palace and far from the street and the crowd. If tonight's progress is maintained, he will probably tide over the effects of his severe operation, which has successfully removed the local trouble. But should any complication occur, such as septic peritonitis, or poisoning, it is feared his majesty's present physicial and nervous condition would prove unequal to the strain involved. There is consequently intense anxiety a to the outcome.

London, dune a. m. one is reminded of the story of the Hebrew children and tho firey Herod. furnace. The heat registers from District Ade Franks Insurance Superintendent ace in the course of the.

evening Daniel Hart, populi-t. of Norton. 1 contented themselves with driv- iug up to lie outer gates, where Had Killed 31, they alighted and walked in 10 in and II. '4(111 to 271)0 (ieerees ivs kent IjCOCI) that way day and nirht. quire ui 1 lie equerries cninimv being run the news.

They met oi.i.vi Cherryvale Iron Works. i Only one shop is Itii Ward County F. Appleby and Bert Lewis. District A. B.

Thompson and Arch Wade. I. O.O. I Banquet. liveried servants and small K'iuM Citizens of Cherryvale will re-' now, with twelve hands, as some of reporters.

With the excepiion juice to know that the foundry of them are being taught the busi- i of the callers and the noblemen and machine shop- of the Coffey-: nos. As soon as these get so liosTov, June 21. Miss Jane iToppan, who, was sent to the asylum for the insane at Taunton i bv a jury at Barnstable vcslerdav, where she was tried for the murder of Mrs. Mary I. i-iibbs, has made a confession to her senior jvillc Brick Company is to bear they can manage for themselves I the name of thisplace.

It will another shop will he started and! who have the 1 to the court everyone was rigidly exclude from the palace by the police. At twenty minutes past 4 clock of he this morning, the Nicer Fred M. Bix- erii I lie known as the Cherryvale Iron so on until the six shops and pots 1 The Odd Fellows of Cherry-i Works and the product will not ai'e going at full capacity. As vale had a pleasant time at their counsel, by, that rdie lied thirty-one were patients from here with a Col'feyville stated in these columns when Mr. lodge rooms Tues.

night. About Fusion In Nebraska. Thev persons it as does the lu-sti Renner first came to Cherryvale. thirty visitors camo down from i rani) Island, June litamp md nursed. wlimn she pon made bv the Colfcvville the plant will employ at least iNeodesha and after takim snnner Fusion was accomplished by I r-t-- the guard at Buckingham palace informed a representative of the Associated Press that be understood there were 110 new developments in the king's condition.

At that hour, the palace was everywhere closed and there were no signs of life about ie buildings, except tho sentries outside best flavors the Democratic and l'opuli-t stale You can get Jiick Co. Cherrvvah seventy people and will have a with Landlord Cailey were es-pay roll which will be a big thing jcorted to the lodge room and as people have reason today, when thev and coldest phosphates at Mus- conventions sisted in the work after which a tard's fountain. 264-if. unanimously nominated W. 11.

ti feel proud of the new plan, Vir our city. Thompson' of Grand Island a and thev will be prouder still to 1" Mr. Renner did not make the was spread. Toasts were Everything1 in Hardware line Democrat, for "ovornor. There- know that it is to be strictly a city a promise that has not been I responded to and a pleasant time at Botsford's.

fulfilled to the letter and the far- was bad by all until a late hour. t7Wf iin ler of tho ticket is as fol- Cherryvale concern. and a small lot of messengers ami.