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What Will Be the s'Sun's" Attitude

The baltimore Sun very wisely takes exception
to the course pursued by President Mehlnley III
violating the civil service pledges IN the phlliot
upon which he was elected in 1895 and Ill when
campaign the Sun and other independent news
papers gave him and his party their ullulNldeu sup
mort It must indeed be rather trying TO the Sehsl
live nerves of these conservative organs to see one
after another violations of the IDEAS anu
which they nphold and so staunchly advocate, by
the very government which they did SO much 70
place in power. At the importunltles OF tIe
men and leaders of the Republican party fIes9eli'
Mckinley has thrown down the bars OF the once
holding PASTURES and fully five thousand posi4yIs
are omen to the political sheperuS ana thelL ApChs
II remains to be seen now the n. y ~ nd ,rbafher
ference to the coming state campalg anu NJ b
il will give its support to Governor LoWhues'
has announced his candidacy Tor governor; az ~
did in 1895 or turn the keen point OF ITS edltoIai
pen to the advantage of the Democratic hoihlhet;
Can the sun consistently advocate the electioh OF
Lowndes to the executive chair OF the Stite Whe 10
stands by the administration in everything that the
Sun condemns? Can it supports man VINO pelieNes
in an expansion policy and VINO ssipI i'm
where thousands of our brave Soldlers nave sntu
TO death? Can the sun see the terrible INTERNAL Ell
fects and the possible future conseq uences OF me
present war by which hundreds OF MONIES nave oee,I
desoated and loving parents sisters orothsis, re-
atiyes and friends mourn in anguish me loss OF
dear ones selfish policy OF territorial acquisition
without condemning those adVoCSlins S,,eE -
course as well as those who pursue ~ Can tne 81.
nut its columns at the service OF man no Is WIN
the President the latest phase OF the eiElL S ~ ~
rules when il has always supported the auo P'Ao Va
the civil service and its proper Application.
The Citizens inquiries are very pertinent
and we will add another-Can the Sun sup
port Mr.. Lowndes for reelection in view OF
the fact that it aided in the defeat OF Master
for Mayor, because of his incompeiency and
the further and more potent reason that Mr..
Master was surrounded and controlled by the
worst elements of the Republican party and
had built up a dangerous machine while
Lowndes aud those who control ann were
laboring to elect him?
And another inquiry In view OF the anN'e-
ty of Lowndes to have Master and hls ma
chine fastened on Baltimore for tour years
more, and consequently wanted a coni'nua-
ton of incapacity in city management, negro
assaults and crime, high tax rates aud ht'ie
improvement. is Lowndes any better than
Master?
Lowndes' election may mean eight electoral
votes for Mckinley next year, and II the S"H
supports Lowndcs it will be inconsistent with
its conrse in city, state aud national politics
for the past year.
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The Peace Conference, called by the Gar
of Russia, now in session at The Hague, Hoi-
land. will no doubt result in much good.
The Gar desired to accomplish the avoidance
of large standing armies and navies, but no
agreement to this end viii be reached. Some
plan of arbitration, that will avert actual war;
is possible. even probable, and the work ac-
complished will be a long step toward unI'er-
sal peace. The Russian, British aud United
States representatives are taking leading
part in the discussions and plans.
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To Hold Back the Crops.

TERRE HAUrE, Ism, June 4.-The Express
today says:
An agricultural combination, the arrange
meuts for which have been making for the
past three years. has come 20 light here. The
headquarters are in Philadelphia. aud the
work is carried on through the local oranges
of the Farmers Protective Association. The
plan IS to hold wheat and other grain IN com-
mon elevators until buyers are compelled TO
offer satisfactory prices. The scheme, It Is
said, has been presented in every State in the
Union. and the company will be ready 10 in
corporate within six months.
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Party First; Efficiency Afterward.

A reduction Of the force Of the Baltimore
Water Board is to be made next week. owing
to completion of some extensions for the
water supply system. Several hundred men
are to be dropped, but the reduction Is to be
done so as best to subserve Republican party
interests. The Water Board will not make
the reduction itself, on business basis,
retaining the best men, but those to be re
tanned and those to be dropped in each ward
are to be determined by the Republican ward
executives. The executives viii mark for
retention those who are the most reliab.es as
voters and party workers. regardless Of their
capacity for work. How ean city depart
ments be efficient when they are rGn upon
such a system 2
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Bishop Cheshire (EpiscopaI,l of North
Carolina, who is at present in the North 10
secure funds in aid of his work in the South,
says
at would probably astonish great many
northern people to know that the only town
in North Carolina, or anywhere else in the
South, where no negro may either live or own
a foot of ground is settled entirely by New
Englanders and that there is no southern born
adult among the citizens.
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An Effect of Strawberries.

NEw York, June 5.-Mrs Benjamin Nc
Grew. of Gregory avenue, Passaic, n. j., has
been suffering from an extraordinary ailment
during the last week. The pain was thought
at first to be due to neuralgia, but it increas-
ed to such an extent that Mrs. McGrew was
unable TO open her mouth.
DIR. Wallace, dentist, was called in, and
after careful examination he said the pain
was caused by eating strawberries, which, he
said, has peculiar effect on the jaws OF some
persons. He says there have been numerous
similar eases. Mrs. McGrew is prominent in
the women's clubs throughout New jersey
and is the wife of a former Postmaster of Pas
sale
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Higher Prices for Farmers.

CHICAGO, June Sat meeting of manu-
facturers of plows, harrows, seeders and
kindred implements, held today, it was de.
cided to make general increase in prices.
Committees were appointed to prepare a new
schedule. These committees will report to q
meeting of the Northwestern Plow Assoeia-
ton to be called this fall. 1t is thought a
general increase of from 10 to 25 per cent.
will be made.
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tuberculosis in Cattle.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Governor Tanner, at
the stock yards today, witnessed the slaught-
erng of twenty seven cows in test conduct
ed by the State Board of Health aud the State
Board of Live Stock Commissioners. Twenty
five were found to be in an advanced stage of
consumption and the other two were well de-
veloped cases. The herd came from a dairy
in Sangamon county that supplies the Cover
nor's household with milk.
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w. Main ST., Westminster, Md.
DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
APRIL TERN, 1899

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County
APRIL TERN 1899.
Estate Of Susanna Evans, deceased.
On application Il Is ordered this both day OF
May. 1899 that the sale OF the Real
Estate Of Susanna Evans, late of Carroll
county. deceased, made by Jacob Farver,
Executor Of the last will and testament of
said deceased, and this day reported
10 this Court by the said Executor be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown % the contrary on or before the LIST
Monday 8rd day, Of July, next; pro
yided copy of this order be inserted for
three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, be-
fore the 4th Monday, 26th day, Of June,
next
The report states the amount of sale to be
S5g3. 80.
JACOB RINEHART.
ALBERT SCHAEFFER, Judges.
WILLIAM Y. FRIZZELL.
True copy,-Test:
IosEPH ID. Brooks,
iuu3 At Register Of Wills.
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TRUSTEES SALE
o.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN SILVER RUN, MARYLAND.

BY virtue Of authority and direction con
tanned IN IA deed OF trust. executed on the 9TH
day Of MAY, lSg9, by Charles \. Stutz and
wife to the undersigned. Trustee, aud record
among the Land Records Of Carroll county,
the said Trustee will offer al public sale, on
the premises Of the first tract herein described,
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of JUNE, 1899,
at o'clock, O.. m., the following property,
to.wjt
First. All that tract or parcel Of land con
tanning
Il ACRES AND % SQUARE PERCHES,
more or less, less the quantity of 100 square
percheS, more or less, sold TO a. ". Fceserl
improved by large new Brick
House, 80 by IS feet, IA rooms, 4 -
basement aud TIVE cellars; SUN aasas.S&
mer housei new bank barn. Al sekA4kSzsassze
by 81 feet, aud other necessary ontbm!dlngs;
well of excellent water at the door. This
property is located about the centre of the
village Of Silver Run, Carroll county, Md,
aud adjoiuS the property of Charles knlPpe,
Arthur Feeser aud Iol:u Maus, is convenient
~ situated AS to churches and schools and Is
now occupied by DR. Charles 4. Stultz.
Second. All that tract or parcel OF land,
containing
Il ACRES AND 81 SQUARE PERCHES,
more or less. situate near the said village OF
Silver Run on the public road leading to
Hahn's Mill and adjoins the Old Cemetery,
and lands Of Jacob Rooms. This land is in
splendid state of cultivation and is desirably
located for building lots. Both Of said tracts
or parcels of land were conveyed to the said
Stultz by Jeremiah w. Little and kessiah
Little, his wife, by deed dated April ,, 1897,
aud recorded among the Land Records Of
Carroll county, in Liber b. +, C., No 81,
folio 2O5, etc,
Terms of Sale;-One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale,
or the ratification thereof; one-third thereof
in six months and the remaining one-third in
twelve months from the day of sale; or all
cash at the option of the purchaser; the credit
payments TO be secured by the notes of the
purchaser, with security acceptable TO the
trustee, and bearing interest from the day of
sale. A deposit of 5000 will be required of
the purchaser at the time of sale.
CHARLES w. WEAVER,
+. D. Weant, Solicitor. Trustee.
mayl3-ts }. n. 0. Smith, Auct
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MO. 372I EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity,
Philip d. Dorsey, Assignee Of Mortgage, VS.,
I.iscomh T. Anthony and others, Mortga
gors.
Ordered this End day of June, 1899, by the
Circuit Court for Carroll County, in Equity,
that the sale of the property mentioned in
these proceedings, made and reported by
Philip d. dorsey, Assignee of Mortgages, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary Thereof be shown on or before the Bird
day of July, next; provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Carroll county, once in each of three sue
cessiye weeks before the 2Gth day of June,
1899
The report states the amount of sale to be
100000.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
june3 3t JAS H. BrLINCsLEA, Clerk.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is 10 give nouce that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county. in Maryland, letters Tesla
meutary on the Personal Estate of
JESSE LAMBERT.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned To exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the sub
scribcr. on or before the l3tr day Of Decem-
Der. 1899: they may otherwise by law be cx-
cluled from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 9th day Of
May, 1899.
JESSE +. LAMBERT
mayI3 IL Executor.
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The American Bonding and Trust
Company, of Baltimore, accepted as
Sole Security.
Before giving bond call and see the under
signed for rates, or for further information
apply to
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, Agent,
marlS If Westminster, Md.
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From $40 aar- Jals I,.. ism. asf ar.sa.r.
Wrary h's,. as Nlrz5als. a6. Or .ss=fE4'raI
uuh mr Ed fae Ni. Hae-s- H. q
practical as..eF. atss. aai a.. a-.c chang, ~
the m5U work The r.| ati a-- geasatir.
ana ae s5.I b. aA.c b, s.ralv'r a.ia s.s .esf
ut.ts 1f fae state.
a-ls~Wh-4f .asri t.rr as charge.
Thanking fas '.- Fas. patronage ask ..E
q eautiuaa,.a. 1T las s4aae Oh ih- H-s a-7t-
isnelc Fl JOHN +. hiEE.
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HAMMoCKs.

These goods very snate now that the weather really upon us
Yov oros>t these
with large pillow end and retcher
much
Also good Hammocks at
aul9 cents
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
y ADMINISTRATORS OF
MORTGAG ) SALE
HOUSE AND LOT
IN Ii Hln. Carroll Cnuntr. Nh.

rs gfg;ar Ell the power az sale contained iu
Is mortgage from Annie l.. Bsnkari AMI John
Z. RAukafd. her husband. 90 Eden Engiemau,
dated March p, lsyj. and rscorsi-d among
rh. Real Estate Nart.agv Records af Carroll
es4sut.. 10 l.lb.r y. f C., Ne. 81. folio 55T.
g.t.. aud duiy assigned 10 The undersigned. I
siI 5iFsr az pabIic sale, on the premises, aa
SATURDAY, JUNE 2l,h, 1899,
At ,su O'Clock. p. M, al that 10, or parcel Of
.auI described aud conveyed by said mort.
gage. containing onc-hali acre Of land. more
Sc lrss and improved by i iSo
story and 4 bali frame dwelling A u \
house and necessary outhuild I'D
lass THIS property faces on 8ssszf 90
lhe claniy road leading from Union Bridge
81 Cniuutuwu, and Is about TAO miles from
Union Bridge, convenient 90 schools, church
e.. stores aud postoi.icr. The house IS i new
ouc There d water on the place. Ihls Is
aur Of the most desirable small properties IA
Carroll county.
Terms OF SaIe-Cash; or il desired by the
purchaser. euc.t third cash upon the day u
sale uy the ratification thereof aud the resi-
due ia two equal payments OF SIX and twelve
months; the credit payments 10 be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, with approved Sc
cur.iy, bearing interest from the day OF sale.
FRANCIS NEAL PARkE,
Assignee of Assignee OF Administrators OF
Mortgage. Bond & Parke,
iuge Il solicitors.
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NO. 1924 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, ia
Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, ia
Equity.
George ". Arlington, Assignee Of Admins
traitors Of Assignee of Mortgages, rs. Josiah
Brown and Caroline K. Brown, his wife,
MortgagorS-
Ordered this 2ud day Of June, 1899, by the.
Circuit Court for Carroll County. in Eqaity,
that the sale OF the property mentioned IA
these proceedings, made aud reported by
George W. Arlington, Assignee OF Admins
traitors Of Assignee OF Mortgages, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the Srd day of
July, next; provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper Published and
printed Ia Carroll county once IN each OF three
successive weeks before the 10Th day Of June,
1889.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
S3iG3. ~.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Iest:
juue3 81 JAS. II. BILuNGSLEA, Clerk.
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ESTR HORSE. Game g. ms prem
IL ises near Westminster, oB the Ridge
Road. on Thursday morning hast, about ,
o clock, q Bay Mare. with leather halter,
strap broken. The owner is requested 20
prove property, pay costs and take her away
iBpelO3l ANDREW GABLE.
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MUSLIN SPECIAL.

yard heavy Muslin The condition Of the
aulLe advanced price makes this
rIti.naly --l bargain
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MASTER S PUBLIC SALE.
United States Circuit Court, Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.
APRIL SESSIONS, 1898. NO. 81.

In tbe matter Of Moses TAYLOR Pyne. Suryiv.
in rl' Fx ncT %c, VS. The Chestnut Hill
Tr9, 0ra Conranv
I Nv, gre Coi"P'"'' -., w.. Ill.
whereas Dy decree oI Sal" S CoU' uu9
entered ON the 22d day OF May 1879, II was
ordered ana a1JuuSe" mat GeI'"'h ~
rights and credits OF The Si'la HS'ehuaht Soil-
pany should be exposed TO SaIe ana SOFA oy
the undersigned Master; and II was further
provided IN Sald decree that the master NilouIu
hN the date OF the SAID sale ana conduct me
same ana give no''ee 'neI e"i " '"e ''' i.i
noluers' S'oChho' ue's a"H S'c"t'''H % S''N
| company; ana II was IurihtF orueItd 'i'a' any
objections to the continuation oil Sa'd SAFE III
whole or in part should be ileu win ,he uh-
derSig1ed as Master "l'hit IIEe u'lS a''e' '.g
salu sac, anu upon eN ''alt"" "a ."S S.'',
period OF hive days he should make report o.
S@iu S9ie anu OF any o"Je''o"s' j my '"''
sh9ulu De hIed win nun:
N0w' IN pursuance OF sald ueCIG'' "S,'Nt .
hc'eoy given 'ha' the u"ue's'sIle"' a. ~
"S ",o'eSAl"' VIII expose u sac "''' sea -
the highest ana beSi bidder on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY .. 1899,
at one @ clock ia the afternoon. at the office
of the Chestnut Hi. Iron ore Company.
corner of Union Street and Lancaster ave,
Columbia. Lancaster county, Peuusy wanna,
the following real aud personal property vi
sand company.
No. /. Tract known as the Upper Cuuder
Bank.
No. >. Tract known As the Wright Cinder
Bank.
No. 3 The Barrier Street property and SIX
No. I. The Lancaster avenue tHder Bank
aud four houses.
No. >. Tract known As the "ohn property
and one house thereon.
No. 8. The furance land ana buildings
aud also tue railway 'Ta'" i''" '''i' '.L'.os
land 70 'he Hus ieila. ''.vEi 'l,o. -. ".
p,osS>s q. '"e 40. ~.
81 al t .'.l t.... III -,
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- = ~ ~ '.--.' 10Y So
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Ga New Wash
I1~p GOODS
WIZ FOR SUMMER WEAR.
CHOICE NEW ORGANIZES.

weeks still complete although the selling
that has been going rapid wash rarely of
We do note when they easily
worth 2l cents purchase enables lie They all this
sg5eelan only select = cents
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

I 'P-TO-DATE PHOTOGRAPHY
Having leased the photograph gallery on
Liberty street, Westminster, formerly occupi
ed by ii. A. Plumey, | will re-open it on June
., and will be ready to take pictures of any
kind desired, from TINTYPES To the finest
CABINET WORK.
CABINET PICTURES Sl.OO Dozen and
upward.
Special attention to Photographing Child
rem.
Outdoor work, pictures of Houses, Stock,
Nc, 4 specially.
Work finished for amateurs at low rates.
June If Z. J. MILLER.
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BARGAINS IN BICYCLE AND BICYCLE SUNDRIEs.

F.rfn in Chi. department, cleared and quickly
along the Pne~ Some eH"na'y s" bargains IN
Htulg h,r t.mci % api -t-
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WAKEFIELD ROLLER MILLS
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand,
FLOUR, FEED, HOMINY, MEAL AND
CHOP OF ALL KINDS.

pa- Highest Cash Prices paid for Grain,
Longberry specially.
uovl4 If DAVID ROOP & SON.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il OF
COTS AND TIN CUPS,

Fire Department Building, Yves t
minister, Saturday, June II, at 3
o'clock.
TERMS CASH. junelO-2t
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TO KEEP A SALOONS:
Solomon Wolman, Woodb' a.

ana unless ''use 70 '''' Contrary be shown
IN wiring ING on VI De ore the 18th day OF
!, June Ne: ISg9, ,, lhe .cense applied for will
DC SSH ~, p1o,;"e the said applicant complies
T T5St 'ne relU 4ements of Chapter 6, Acts OF
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
ju1le q
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4 PPLICATION FOR
N LIQUOR LICENSE.

WESTMINSTER, Mp, June l, 1899.
| hereby give notice tAat the following per
son has filed application in the Office of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor License, to wit:
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The bodies &c three dead infant children
were found ltsi Saturday iu = eoods near
Maspeth. Long island, \. J. They ~err
wrapped "a separate sheet, If paper aaa an
were tied in one barge sheet. The habses are
supposed 10 have been stranglcd IN a baby
farm. 10 the town 90 Mssp,lh-
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Notice IS also hereby gwen tb4f 10 parse
aurs 10! said decree thr Master u.. expose
90 sale and sci. ta tae highest and .,-,f u.l4sr.
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GORMAN ON THE DEMOCRACY.
The Maryland Ex-senator on the
Free Silver Issue and Imperialism
st Would Be Ignominous to Back
Out of the Philippines.

WASHINGTON. June 5th.-"silver today attracts
less attention than imperialism In every campaign
tbara is ono Issue which towers in importance
aboveal others. Party platforms invariably touch
upon many subjects, boz history has shown that
some one plank always rises supreme"
So spoke Arthur Pue German, of Mary and, Pres
ident-maker. party leader and ex Senator to a
World correspondent who spent more than an hour
with him in his beautiful home, i'll the shade of
historic Mcpherson Square, this city. According
to Senator Roach, of North Dakota, half of the
brains Of the senate disappeared" when German
left that body. To the Question. How about the
issne of IL toll in the next campaign o. the Mary
land man had given the above reply. He con-
timed.
ONE OR TWO SUPREME ISSUES
"In the campaign of 1891. when l was on the
Omen the hooks of the Treasury Committee, we
talked about many questions in the platform but
the nrineinal hattIe-crv was Turn the rascas outr
and open the books of the Treasury On this
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity,
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SUMNER UNDERWEAR.

We easily lead in Ladies Summer Underwear, and our in
ruc sales ia this department very gratifying 1t shows
that oar offering, arc the right kind Specially good Vests
trimmed and flushed 10 and l2!e Aso splen
did values 1t ; and CHE
Middletown transcript., 1899-03-04

was cyanide of mercury, one of the most
deadly poisons The bottle had been made
up to initiate bottle of fbromo-seltzer with
a false label. The silver holder was traced
i to dealer in Newark, N. J.. BY means of a
mark on the bottom, where price label
had been pasted.
The case was further complicated by the
evidence that Henry c. Barnet, also mem-
Der of the Knickerbocker Club, and who
died on November 10, 1898, supposedly of
natural causes, had received bottle of
Kutnow's powder, which was afterward
found 10 be mixed with cyanide of mercury.
He took portion of the powder and was
made violently sick, but his physician said
he recovered from the effects of the poison.
Barnet, while i'll, received a note signed
blanche" which figured in the case and
was supposed to have been sent by Blanche
Cheseborough, who few days after his
death married Roland B, Molineux.
Molineux is member of the New York
Athletic Club and was until his quarrel
with Cornish prominent member of the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club, from which
he resigned because of that quarrel. His
father. General Leslie Molineux, is paint
manufacturer and is reputed to be a million
aire. The accused has gone into good soci
ETY., being of excellent address and man.
ners and the prospective heir 10 great for.
tune