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the rates to Colorado, Utah, Montana and
Pacific Coast points to the tariff published
some weeks since. Owing to the difficulty
in preparing the rates scheduled the ad-
vance will not be made until February 15.
The Chicago and St. Paul have stirred up
the Western roads, who are making pro-
test against the cutting of rates which it is
agreed is being done in favor of theatrical
parties. 1t declares that it will from this
time on meet with whatever rates the other
lines may see fit to make for theatrical or
any other party business.
A quarterly dividend of 50 per share has
been declared from the net earnings of the
Pullman Company, payable February 15.
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MAGIsTRATE PLANrA's FLIGHT
He Had PIundered the Province for
Many Years.

He Had PIundered the Province for
Many Years.
NANAIMo, B. c., Jan. 19.-The sensa-
tional disappearance of Police Magistrate
Planta, the outcome of the royal commits
sion inquiry, is no longer a mystery. 1t
has been ascertained that he left town yes
terday afternoon in small sailboat with
his youngest son. The boat was seen
later in the day heading for the American
side by a passing steamer which arrived
here this evening. Planta's flight was
well timed, as a hurried investigation of
his private affairs shows that for years he
has been in the habit of using public
moneys as well as the property of intes-
tates for his own use. 1t is estimated he
has got away with very large sum of
money in one shape and another. So far
no active steps have been taken by the
authorities to secure his arrest.
Planta came to this province over twenty
years ago, and ever since has been promi-
nently connected with the affairs of the
country. He was looked upon as thor
oughly good citizen and for years had
practically been the law unto himself in
this section. Prior to coming to British
Columbia, Planta occupied a position of
trust in one of the leading law firms OF
New Zealand. He left the country hur-
riedly to escape prosecution on account of
misappropriating funds. He is supposed
to be making for San Francisco, whence he
will proceed to Hawaii. The inquiry into
the city's finances was postponed until
after the new Council takes office.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED DERAIL1NG
An Unsuccessful 4ttempt to WrecE the
Red Bluff Train

WOODLAND, Jan. ia special to the
Democrat from Blacks says: Train II.
better known as the Red Bluff train, mar
rowly escaped derailment between this
place and Yolo this morning. The train
was in charge of Conductor Dan West and
Engineer Sweeney was at the throttle. The
road between these points is in good con-
dition and the train was running at fair
speed and was on schedule time.
Shortly after leaving Yolo there was a
crash and bump and the engine passed
over an obstruction and the train passed
over the spot without the slightest jar. An
investigation disclosed the fact that the
train had been obstructed by placing a
broken link between the joints of the rails
and that the engine had displaced the link.
Under the circumstances it is little less
than a miracle that the train was not de-
rallied.
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INCOME TAX COLLECTION.
CockreU Presents His Report on tn
Urgent Deficiency Bill.

Urgent Deficiency Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-When Senator
Cockrell presented the conference report of
the urgent deficiency bill to-day he stated
that an agreement had been reached on all
the Senate amendments except two, one of
which decreased the number of income tax
special agents from ten to three, the other
being Senator Hills amendment in regard
to the questions to be asked of income-tax
payers. Cockrell stated that all the men,
bers of the conference have been of the
opinion that the adoption of the Hill
amendment would serve to render the law
far more inquisitorialss in character than it
would be without it.
Cockrell moved that the Senate adopt
the disagreement, which motion was agreed
to, and then moved that the Senate recede
from it's disagreeing amendments. The
Hawaiian incident prevented any final
action on the conference report and it will
come up Monday.
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the work might be done by Lee Fairchild.
After some desultory talk the resolution
went over in the regular order.
The Assembly authorized the payment
of $4OO for expenses incident to the in
auguration of Governor Budd.' Brusie
had doubts only as to one item of expense,
which was SIC, charged by the light bat
terry for firing the salute. 1t is true the
amount was small, but it helps to make
military history and will go down on the
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If there is Republican deadlock and the
name of Judge de Haven comes before the
joint session of the Senate and Assembly
then they may cast their votes for him, as
they declare that in voting for De Haven
no suspicion of Doodle could attach to
them.
There seems to be no change in the Sena-
torial situation, from the Republican point
of view. De Young's marshals say they
are confident, and the Perkins contingent
is hopeful. BIedsoe has indicated that he
may vote for Perkins. Ii he does, and if
Perkins has ffty-seven Republican votes,
as w. B. Hamilton claims, then the Sena-
tor will be elected, for there are three other
votes for him, as announced exclusively
In THE CALL this morning.
The De Young forces late tonight claim
to have broken into the caucus ranks and
to have taken four of the pledged men
away from Perkins.
SPEAKER LYNCH CALLED DOWN.
San BernGrdinO Orders Him to Stand 6y
His Instructions.
SAN BERNARDINo, Jan. 19.-An adjourned
meeting of the Republican Central Com
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recommended that special committee be
appointed to consider important legisla-
ton. He spoke of the vast amount OF
work before the Judiciary Committee. and
in order to carry out the suggestions from
the executive Office introduced resolution
appointing A. H. Mason clerk OF the special
committee. Mr. Bledsoe suggested that
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HELP F0R BUTTE.
The Contributions Haze Grotcn to q I
cidedIy Handsome Figure.

SALT LAKE, Jan. ia special from
Butte, Mont, to the Herald says: The re-
lief committee has received between 1000
and $4,000 so far. Contributions have
been sent from nearly every city in the
West, and the three trunk line railroads
have each contributed $1,000.
The list of dead was to-day swelled to
fifty-six by the death of Mrs. Fredericks.
Four of the injured are in critical con-
dition with little hope of recovery.
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LIBER4L no BUDp.

The Legislature Has the Utmost Good
Feeling for the EcecWttue.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 19.-The Assembly
managed to get quorum to-day, and pro-
ceeded without delay to the work in hand.
The bill creating commission to revise
the revenue laws, which was advanced yes
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ORDERED TO SUPPORT PERKINS.
Orange County Republicans Instruct
Their reSentGtires.

Their Representatives.
SANTA ANA, Jan. 19.-The Orange County
Republicans, through the County Central
Committee, to-day passed the following
resolution on the United States Senator
ship, to be forwarded to Representatives
Seymour and McKelvey at Sacramento:
Resolued, That the committee representing
the Republicans of Orange County are prac-
tically unanimous in demanding their repre-
sentatives to give their undivided support to
and cast their votes for George C. Perkins.
Continuing, the resolution afirms that
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the people of Orange County are deeply in
earnest in demanding that their wishes be
respected, and that they trust their repre-
sentatives would exert their influence in
behalf of their constituents.
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Wnlker Hfu Be Heard.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Committee
on Ways and Means has agreed to give Mr.
Walker of Massachusetts, hearing on his
bond bill, introduced yesterday in the
House.
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TERRIBLY INJURED.
Encounter Betsceen Han and an In
furiated Stallion.

SALINAS, Jan. 1s--John Galley, in the
employ of DR.. Faulkner, a veterinary
surgeon, entered the stall this morning of
Napa Wilks, stallion owned by Baker &
Hamilton of San Francisco, and took the
horse to water. and Just as Gathy was
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Oreoon,s Yote for Gorernor

SALEM, Or, Jan. 19.-Oregons vote for
Governor has been tabulated officially and
found as follows: Galloway, D., 17,S75;
Kennedy, Pro-, 1882; Lord, Rep, Al 1,13s;
Pierce, Pop, 26,l23; Lords plurality, 15,-
016.
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Pages Of the Assembly Distributing
Letters and Literature Before the
Assembly Is Called to Order.

new coyote scalp bounty law. 1t provides
for a bounty Of 81 per scalp, instead of So
as provided in the existing law.
At L o'clock the Assembly adjourned.
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UNDER A WHITE MANTLE.

1t Ben L0nlO1ad the Sh0U Is Ten 1sscHes
Deep.
SANTA Cruz, Jan. 19.-There is much
snow on the mountains. Iona Prieta is
completely covered with white mantle.
At Ben Lomond the snow is ten inches
deep. 1t is an unusual sight to see snow
on the mountains from this city.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-The Western lines
have agreed on date on which to advance
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no MEET CUT RATES.

One of the Trunk Lines Is Getting Tired
of FooyisHsseSS.
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SPEAKER LYNCH CALLED DOWN

San BernGrdinO Orders Him to Stand 6y
His Instructions.
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The habit of using tobacco grows on a man
until grave diseased conditions are produced.
Tobacco causes cancer of the mouth and
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of vision, even to the extent of blindness diz-
illness or vertigo tobacco asthma nightly suf-
location; dull pain in region of the heart fol-
lowed later by sharp pains, palpitation and
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The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Mary
land, whose Office is in Baltimore, and whose
principal business is that of giving surety bonds
OF every description, is out with Il statement
showing the condition of its affairs ut the close
of business June 29th last. This statement
shows that the resources of the company now
amounts to 81 ,:}37, T67. 80, excluding the stock
holders additional liability OF S.5O.O00, which,
II added, would make the resources S2.OS1,-
767 80. The capital stock of the company was
recently increased from S500,O0O to 81 ,O00-
0O0, of which $3.50, 900 has been paid in, thus
making the cash capital at present $3.50 900.
The ststement also shows that the surplus re-
serve requirement and undivided profits are
$439.37S 76, which, according to the statement
of the officials of the company. is larger in
proportion to the capital invested, than that of
any other surety company in existence.
The growth of the Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany Of Maryland is almost phenomenal. A
glance at its three last statements will show
with what rapid strides it has been marching
along. At the close of business December 81 +,
1898, it's total resources were 500, ,3T0.40; De-
cember 81, 1894, they were SS23, ,591 .52, and
June %, 1895, 81. .337 ,767.30. 1t is the pioneer
surety company of the South and is now looked
upon as one of the leading corporations III
Maryland. 1t is noted for its conservative
management and the prompt manner in which
it pays all just claims.
Corporate surety is undoubtedly rapidly SUI
perseding personal. The former can be Sc
cured at such a small cost that people prefer
paying for it to placing themselves under Oh
legations to their friends by asking them to be-
come their bondSmcn.
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TALK FROM JVHEELMEN.

The York Turnpike Company now
charges toll for bicycles.
The wheelmen do not object to pay,
ing toll on roads that are kept in
prime condition, and would be willing
to pay toll ON all roads if all were like
Broad street, Philadelphia. The bi-
cycle is a vehicle, and as such has GER
tain rights. If cyclers are charged
toll they have a right to demand that
the road be kept not only in a passa.
BILE condition for other vehicles but tina
the surface be such as to allow the bi,
cycle to pass over it without damage
to the wheel or inconvenience to the
rider,
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From Sha wsvIlle.

EVANSVILLE, July 16.--The entertainme mt,
which will be held BY the choral association of
Ayres' Chapel, on Saturday, July 20, promises
to be unique affair The novelty Of the af-
fair will no doubt attrac; large crowd. The
picnic will commence at 5 z. Nj and in addi-
lion TO the auction lunch sale, the NorrisviIle
orchestra, composed Of the best talent in the
well known NorrisviIle Cornet Band, is an
nounced to be present.
Mr-N. Frederick Robinson aud Miss Eliza
beth F. Warner were married on Sunday at
the residence of the groom's father, near
Shane, by Rev. X. s. Rowe,
The venerable MIR. John X. jackson, who
has been for many years prominent Demo
cratic citizen of Marshalls district, is lying i'll
at his residence, near Bradenbaugh. AT the
present writing he is reported somewhat bet
ter. Mr.. jackson is in his S5th year.
Mrs Julia Street, of Baltimore, is visiting
her brother, Justice William b. Wright
Miss Lille Almony, of Baltimore, is guest
of her uncle, Mr. John Almony.
Protracted services are announced for Dry
Branch, to commence on Sunday, August %.
CLAY.
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REORGANIZE THE FIRE DEPART
MENT

Again the value of the water works
to the people of Bel Air has been
shown. The fire last Wednesday
morning was in a quarter where, but
for the timely arrival of the hose-carri-
age and fire company, a large section
OF the town might have been destroy
ed. The morning was calm, and the
firemen, without any organization,
succeeded in quickly subduing the
flames. The need of organization,
however, was apparent to all. A
more serious confagration under less
favorable circumstances might result
differently. The Town Commission
ers should urge the organization OF the
department on business-like basis.
The organization of several years ago
has become a timing of the past.
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The hard times are over Every indication
points TO improved and improving business
throughout the country, to increased employ,
ment, to better wages, to larger sales and 10
restored confidence abroad in American Sc.
curities. This last is only another way of
saying that our currency, our finance and our
business methods are again regarded by for
eign investors with favor and confidence.
Here are few illustrative facts: The Penn
sylvania Railroad last week sold in London
SIS, 900, 900 of 81 per cent. bonds at 103l. This
was the most advantageous sale of American
railroad securities that was ever made in
London.
Railroad earnings as reported for the last
half year show q gain of 900, where
substantially the same roads lost $74, SOC, 900
last year. About 100, 600 miles of railroad re-
porting for June gained S29 per cent. during
that month. against gains of 6.3S per cent. in
May ana 465 per cent. in April.
The Iron Age reports that the capacity OF
furnaces in blast will show an increase OF
about IA, 900 tons for June, and a larger total
product than has been shown In any month
since May, 1893. The Western furnaces have
all their product sold for nine months in ad-
vance.
Increases of wages are everywhere reported,
particularly in the iron and steel trades, which
are always the most accurate barometers of
the general condition Of business in the
country. lneTe Is specldi ACTIVITY III tue ue-
mand for structural iron and steel, which
means the coming of particularly good times
for men employed in the building trades. The
bank clearings, another trustworthy index Of
business, showed last week an increase OF "a. Z
per cent, or nearly quarter. The trade
in shoes and some other commodities. includ
ing wooden stuffs, was greater last week than
ever before in history. This means an iu-
crease in the general prosperity and purchas-
ing power OF the people.
The crop outlook is most encouraging
Winter wheat shows falling off, but u larger
production OF spring whea: promises to make
the loss good. Corn, which is by all odds our
most important grain crop. gives promise Of
the heaviest yield ever known The crop is
estimated at quite twice that of last year. and
the time of uncertainty regarding the yield is
now nearly past How much such crop "f
corn means To the country only those can
realize who give close attention to such mat:
ters 1t will add hundreds OF millions of
dollars To the surplus wealth of the country
in the form of grain and meat for export. II
promises to reverse the trade balance which
last year made manipulation OF the exchange
markets necessary to prevent the export of
gold. We are to be heavy creditor nation
this year-N. y. World.
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The Keystone of the Arch

In the cdiice of health is vigor, which means
not merely muscular energy, but an active
discharge of the various functions of the body,
such as digestion, secretion of the bile, the ac-
tiun OF the bowels, the circulation of the blood.
Nothing more actively and thoroughly contr-
butcs to the united performance of these func-
tions than the renowned tonic and regulator,
Rostetters Stomach Bitters. The result Of its
use is n speedy gain in strength, together with
the agreeable consciousness that the tenure of
life is being strenSthened-that one Is laying
M n store Of Vitality against the unavoidable
draughts which old age makes upon the sys-
tenn The fortifying influence of the Bitters
constitute it u reliable safeguard against ma
laria, rheumatism and kidney trouble. Appe-
tite and sleep improve through its use, and it
protects the system from the effects of cold
and damp.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-07-19
Through Parlor Car Line-BaItimore to
SnratOgn.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
placed in service ON their train lcavi z Union
Station, Baltimore, zoos \. NJ. week days, a
through Buffet Purlor Car to Saratoga. At
Jersey City car is attached to the ''S;lratog.,
and Cutskill Mountain Limited" over the West
Shore and d laware and Hudson Railroads, ar
rvIng at Saratoga 9.15 =. NJ. Returning, car
leaves Saratogi S.25 a. NJ This through car
adds immensely to the facilities OF travel
between Baltimore and resorts on the Hudson
in the Catskill Mountains and the famous
Adirundacks region.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-07-19

CHURcHvIILE, July 15.-A very pleasant
evening was spent at MIR. William Kennedy's
last. Thursday. Among those present were
Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Benjamin Steward, Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. q. A. Jones, Misses Jane and
Liza Kennedy, Misses Mary and Marion Me
Gonigal Mrs David Rumsey. Miss Florence
Gorrell, Misses Jane and Rea Anderson,
Misses Ada Kennedy and Rebie Wakeland,
Messrs Otis and Harry Steward, Alfred Rich
ardson, John, James ard William Kennedy,
Jr, b. Steward. The guests adjourned to the
dining room for refreshments, consisting OF
cake and ice Dream, which were enjoyed by all,
Miss Ella Jones, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Lydia Tompson, of this place.
Miss Emily Forwood is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. Forwood, at the hotel. STRANGER.
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Festival and Surprise Box Party,

All of the Friends of the Old Presbyterian
Church of ChurchvIllc, are invited and will be
welcomed at the Festival and Surprise Box
Party, to be given in the Churchville Wheel
wright Shop, on Tuesday, August 9th, from
to 10 O'Clock. Proceeds for the Church debt
and improvements. All who prefer making
donations of money will send to the Treasurer
Mr. George J. Finney. Contributions of Fruit
Ice Cream, Confectionery. Cake and Fancy
Articles, useful or beautifully will be CRATE
fully received by the committee. Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs Harlan, Miss Marion MEG onigaIl Miss Ze-
nobia Hanna, Miss Mary Kenly and Miss Hat
tie Webster Treasurer, William Finney.
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NOTICE..

The Young Women's Branch of W. c. Il. U.
of Forest Hill will give Musical and Literary
Entertainment, in the Forest Hill G. A. Il.
Hall, on Thursday evening, July Goth, 1895,
take part in the musical programme, and the
literary part will be given by local talent.
Proceeds to aid in building the new w. C. 7.
u. Hall. Admission 10 and 20 cts.
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Ady Budget.

ADY, July 15.-The farmers have about fin
ished harvesting until oats comes.
Mrs. G. l.. Ady still has her city boarders.
They make it lively around here. We kindly
welcome them to the country.
Mrs Sallie Famous is about to remodel heI
house.
Mr.. George Heaps has completed his dwell
ing and has moved into it.
Miss Cora Famous, OF Mill Green, is visiting
her cousins, Miss May Famous and Miss Olivia
Wonders, of this place.
Mrs. John Carter and Mrs. Clugs, of Balti
more, are spending several days here with
relatives.
Miss Mamie Lacy, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Murphy, of Baltimore, is ex-
pected to return home on Sunday.
DRUCIIIA.
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The negro Collins, the murderer
of Frederick P. Oil the Princeton
studenA who was shot on the night of
June 8, is on trial for his life in the
criminal courts of Trenton, New Jer,
sey. Garrett Cochran, the noted end
rush OH the football team, who near
ly met Ohrs fate, is the chief witness
for the prosecution.
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Mission Work.

JoPPA, July 16.-An interesting mission
festival was held last Sunday at st. Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran Church, near Perryman.
Rev. E. l.. s Tressel, of Baltimore, presi-
dent of Concordia District of the Lutheran
Church, preached morning and evening to a
full house, on the subject of mission work.
The church was decorated for the occasion,
and the meetings were very successful.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-07-19

There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For great many years doctors
pronounced it IL local disease, and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced it in
curable. Science has proven catarrh to be Il
constitutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Cnturrh Cure
manufactured by +. J. Cheney Il Co., Toledo
Ohio is the only constitutional cure the
market 1t is taken internally in doses from
10 drops to a teaspoonful 1t acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and tcsti-
monials, Address
F.. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
exy"Sold by Druggists, 75 cts.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-07-19

Several of the leading New York
papers are bitter in their denuncia-
ton of the rigid enforcement of the
Sunday laws which has been put into
effect since Police Commissioner
Roosevelt has taken charge.