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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 23-At the annual
banquet of the Birmingham chamber of COM
MERGE this evening the duke of Devonshire,
lord president of the council of ministers.
said it would be safe to prophecy that the
forthcoming speech from the throne at the
opening of parliament would announce that
the relations of the queen and all foreign
countries continue friendly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
Successful Telephone.

NJ. Dusand, of Geneva, has sent the Paris
Academy of Sciences description of new
telephone with which he has successfully
perimented. From a distant laboratory he
was able to send messages that could be dis
tinctly heard in a large room by audiences
of l. 900 people.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

The consensus of general opinion Is that
our nations expansion policy Is correct and
that the Stars and Stripes should be hoisted
over all the desirable foreign territory that
We legitimately acquire. The Milwaukee
road has recently expanded by acquiring
the Des Moines, Northern & Western R. r.,
and that company's rolling stock and prop
erty is now being decorated with The Mil
Yankees colors. The United States is the
greatest nation on earth, The Milwaukee
road is one of the greatest railway lines on
earth and the Pioneer Limited is the only
perfect train on earth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
Ancient Enxlish CHURCH.

The foundations of an ancient English
church have been unearthed at Waverley
ems, and the disciplinary cells. Several Old
oaken collins were discovered n a perfect
state of preservation among them that OF
William Manduit third baron Of Hanslape,
and King Chamberlain, who was buried in
1884
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 23.-James NJ.
Watkins is dead here, of grippe. He was born
in Bristol Eng, in 1929, came to America in
1S47. settling in Wisconsin; was fifteen years
general freight agent OF the Kansas City, Fit.
Scott & Memphis railroad; later west
ern agent for the N. Y.AC. & st. L. road, and
at the time of his death general agent of the
Canadian Cattle Car company.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

HELENA, Mont Jan. 23-W A. Clark
gained two new votes today en- the eleventh
joint ballot-those of Senator Hannah Dem }.
OF Sweet Grass, and Representative Moore
silver Repl of Meagher. The vote was:
Clark, Sc; Conrad, SO; Cornelius HEDGES
(Rep.), Ii; DR.. Fox. 3; M. j. Maginnis 6:
Henry N. Blake CRep) 1. Necessary to
q choice A.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
National Live stock Association.

DENVER. Col. Jan. 23-The executive
committee Of the UatioDal Live Stock asso-
;iation met today and eleven states and ter
itOries were represented. President John w
Springer presided. The executive committee
hopes to act as 4 steering committee for the
accomplishment CT work that the experience
If the past year has shown to be necessary
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

KANSAS CITY, No., Jan. 23.-William P.
Alcutt, a pioneer packer and organizer of the
Alcutt Packing company. of this city, is dead
at his home here, OF pneumonia. He was born
in chester county, Pennsylvania, in 1927 He
was at one time connected with the firm of
PIankinton & Armour.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
Wisconsin Senatorial Deadlock

MADISON. Wis, Jan. 23--TRe Republican
senatorial deadlock continues. Three ballots
were taken in caucus tonight, making TWEEN
ty-fve in all. The only change was that of
Assemblyman Dresser, of st. Croix county
who went from Cook to Stephenson. The
last ballot stood: Quarles Al; Stephenson.
"a: Cook, II; Babcock, Is; Webb, TO-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
DEATHS OF A DAY.

ST. PETER, Mimi. Jan. 2s:-(special. }
Prof. 7 II. Becker, OF CORTLAND, died today
of apoplexy He was asgraduate of the Mis-
souri, normal school and well known In ed
ucational circles in this state.
William Klein. of Klein & Co., furniture
dealers, is dead, after a long illness.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
Fortune in Bank Notes Missing.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Bank notes to the value
u f69,6c1 have mysteriously disappeared
rom PARIS bank in Bartholomew lane, Lon
Ion. 1t is supposed they have been stolen
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
Judge Grosscup Continued.

WASHINGTON, jan 2S.-The senate to-
lay confirmed the nomination of Peter S.
ircsScup, Illinois, United States Judge for
the Seventh judicial district
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

ATCHISON, Kan, JAM 23.-James W. Par
ker is dead here, of heart disease. He was
born in 1927, and was widely known as pi-
oneer stage operator and mail contractor,
having operated some of the largest routes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
LOVE-CHARr1S.

The 1ove-charm still fingers, the last link
to the old days of ignorance and supersti-
ton when charms were believed to be pow
ertul to cure disease and defeat death. The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
Arrangement Deferred.

CANTON, O., Jan. 23-Mrs Anna E.
George was taken into court today for ar
raignment on the Indictment for the murder
of George B. Saxton. A continuance was
granted. no date being set.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

WASHINGTON. JAN Ex-senator Cullon
today introduced q bill granting tension
Of sIG0 per month TO ex-senator John NJ,
Palmer on account OF his services as a majof
general during the Civil war.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
Hawaiian Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The majority re-
port the Hawaiian bill was filed today by
Chairman Knox, of the house committee on
territories, with the bill as changed in COM
Eittee. The changes do not vary the essen
tial features of the measure submitted by the
Hawaiian commission.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
No Change in California.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, jan 2s-But one
ballot for senator was taken today and it
showed no change.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
In Honor of Alfonso.

MADRID, Jan. 23-The queen regent gave q
reception at the palace this afternoon in honor
Of the kings fete day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
DEVOTED TO THE DISTRICT.

House Consumes the Day In Dis
posing of Local Business
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-This was District
of Columbia day in the house, and the major
portion OF the day was devoted to local Ieeis-
lation. The only action OF public interest
was the passage OF the bill to extend the
navigation laws Of the United States to the
Hawaiian islands. One OF the provisions AZ
the bill grants American register to adj YES
sells flying the Hawaiian flag owned by Hav-
allan citizens July Z, 1893
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
TO BAR OLYGAMiSTS.

Bill to Prevent Their Becoming
Members of Congress.
WASHINGTON, jan 23-Represontativs
Clarke, of Iowa, today introduced a bin
providing that no polygamist shall be a
senator representative. 1t provides that
mo person living in or practicing poIygamy
shall be eligible to be a member of either OF
the houses of congress, nor shall such person
be permitted no hold seat therein 1t is
further provided that the evidence of polyg-
amy shall be Of whatever nature that estab-
fishes the fact
Another provision makes the act take i'm
mediate effect
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
GOV. STONE CENSIjRED
ANTI-QUAY MEMBERS OF PENN
SYLVANIA LEGISLATURE OBJ
JECT TO HIS ACTION
IMPROPER INTERFERENCE

Opponents of Senator Quay Insist
That He Cannot BE Reelected by
Republican Votes, Despite the
Support of the States Chief Ex-
Dodgtng Criminal Arrangement.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24

Jay OF Charms IS
gone, although
some sweet miss
now and again
pTocures a love
charm, not know
ing that the great
est love charm of
all is the beauty
of perfect health.
A n d thi 8
- charm is in
w reach of every
woman. When
from til e
drains caused
\ by feminine
" di S ord ers,
VI girls lose
Nthe beau
/ty of form
and fair
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
via "The Milwaukee,

THE SUNSHINE ROUTE, TO CALL
FORNIA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-24
AFTER JUDGE GLASPELL.
Impeachment Proceedings May Be
Begun in North Dakota.

FARGO, N. D., Jan. 23-Rumors are in
circulation that steps will be taken to i'm
peach Judge GlaspeH, of the Fifth judicial
district, at jamestown. There are all kinds
OF charges suggested. The real reason for
action Is said TO be that Glaspell took too
active part in the campaign last fall
against Gov. Fancher and will be punished
The North Dakota legislature has sole power
to impeach and in case of Impeachment pro-
ceedings can sit longer than sixty DAYS.
Since North Dakota came into statehood there
has been no case of this kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05

MR.. CHAMBERS SAYS HE HAS NOT Ff'S'0'Nr '
WILL SOON REPORT TO HE
THREE POWERS

,. con. Chlef Justice chambers 81
Samoa Is here 20 confer with oinclals anu "
INIT his report 10 the three Powers represented ~
Samoa. While avoiding q discussion W p',1',S
dirlomatic questions. Mr. Chamhers 'o-''H -
-. Interesting manner on some Of the general CON
,,.,-. a., Samoa and also cleared up some mlsap-
-.ne,eiona as 20 his own status and pans NOT
,D,,hstanding reports Of his esiSnatoh' ~ s"f'
that he has not resigned, nut stil h"l'7 'he ""'
~ chief Justice IN this position moreover III
sustained hv the state Department. Wni'h j. '''
49,, M .bo theory that he IS I'm ful possession or
me office although temporarily absent ne as
nointe5 out that It has been Frequently s'a,
H.. ba comes 20 Washington ~ report 10 We
S,ate Densrtment whereas he WAS CHOSEN ''"''
Iust,ca hv all three Governmenfs-the hl''' ''''9'
Great Britain and Germany and ms repo''S
made in tripllcate to an Of them II was u"9' ' "
inclined 10 think which led 10 some eN'eP'''' 49,.
~, ~, one Of the sienatory Powers as some Oh
~ ~,,i,,s-,s which he considered q necessary 20
svnress az 10 the course Of an official or that GOV
~. ,,ert furnished 70 u. as well as u me
1-n,,ea states IN that way Great Britain ana Ger
many have been at all times informed OF fTr1tss5
~, Nir Chambers has reported 70 M my, ~
states and in some instances '"s Iai'N
led 10 differences. q. sa-o. between him and
,1,',l General Rose Nj Chambers VIII 70, s9e1ah
for the present but ntimaics tha .ilel W.. Tn
covered in his report 10 the ihree cove ~
report Will be sent direct to LORD saIlsIgJry anu
Prince HohenlOhe well as 70 ScIldIy eis,,s.oo
speahns oI ..Tye have magnificent harbor az
Paso Page and from the magnitude Of ne IN,
Movements which the Government Is mans NJ
80. 10 Inferred We intend 70 stay there me Sc
ma ,sTgest coal warehouse in The world Is under
construction AT cost Of something IKE St'',,0 ~,
i"s,lce chambers also says the samoan peopie
are intengcnt and tractaqle I dealt Tith =, IN "a
80 t~b+forv, ard manner lie thinks Wei OF the
49, 1no Nv he Samoan Commission. and believes
is plan for governing the Islands vii prove aa
,rs,iageo,s NJ Chambers viii be here for seVera
49, exreot,nc to meet Bartlett Trip. the Cnited
states Commissioner TO Samoa. and ~ CONFER WIN
T1arta officials.
d TAX with the President when MI Mckinney re-
fnrna from Philadenhia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05

uhen ( was in Manila rather than deal OUT o Sad
punishment An American soldier was ~, ~ cbsrse
e., one OF Agulnado's men at CaVlte on a o.I 81
tLat the American drunk, ana co coupe rss
o,,r troons sent out to what tne hIlne ia
~ S,t wse Aired ,non and two men were "ounu -
Agunaldo was let of with an .t spo''fhi was only
Issue Of orders that saved him then ~ ", va ", The
after long suffering and actual ass sn,u,dailvns
Acuinaido handitt encouraged by the uilS - r.,
~ the American Senate. that the wal uitVtn The
Tuzon was recognized as war 10y had heen
1,ratchea from their intrenchments that nau 49,
impudently cast up confronting our nv renu-
Here was another crank an anarchlst DS ,,nnofdo
80 who loudly approved the idea that a.
should have appreciation when ne GROW C nthers
~ 80. lie further said there were many On, 49,
tbi,l, he claimed majority, there VINO ~ hoard
- ,,e Continents 4: this point mace myssh mocT
ord denounced him "a a mlstraDIe ~ 80 core
hor,ed traitor warning him OF the wraLh 20 c
heaI'.Gt aroerican people There was wild aeias
,ion cries and eXclamauons' rev 80 hat
w 5Id NO, efav any longer. The STORY -, 10
a"lo, ort aide door" and was huslto 80
bsol,1te and shameless lie The lying aoo.o ore
80, a., ,The Cincinnati Enquirer Va NO. ssorret Or
aH an - 4, MS brutal and artistic the prop. -
~ The Cincinnati Enquirer was III 'ers and he
vight according TO the evening =. ,or Gov
ha,,nens 10 he the Democratic canumatS tsroro his
li,lt - ono inst nominated ana lr-Sn li"ts. ~
c',,VVo,tion The guhernatorial candlda'r , ~
,c,. ~ ohio i so far as appears tii.i.' -
lei.i ~, a;;pcirlas of hostility to his couhu
81 me H.! 1pbio Is whether the American NaNy
..s,eska" and the American ARMY shat' 80 been
into The sea The traitors in 'lncih'aas ,5ort and
~5.,.o5 IN The country 10y TINS Inc S me
Ia others Of the same yellow anu oo',r-
MI. NO occasion 70 call for the rockS nnt nscane
tains 20 fall and hide them tnat tntiN "nn,non 81
the scourCing vengeance OF me i"'
the people Of the IniteH 9'"''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05
PILOT BOATS D4UAGED ~ COLLISION.
TIE HERMANN oELRIcHs CRASHES INTO THE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT

THE HERMANN oELRlCHs CRASHES INTO THE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
The pilot boat Hermann Oelrichs. No. I. n tho
Now-1ork and Sandy Hook Pilot Association. while
getting under Wy 10 20 20 sea yesterday after
noon. struck the pilot boat James Gordon Ben
nett. so o. = rho New-Jorsey Pilot Association.
off siaplefon. Staten Island. There was A stir
norfhcrly breeze blowing and strong ebb tide
running The Oclrlchs had her mainsan and fore
sail $50 ami was Just hosting hor anchor and be-
fore she could answer her helm she drifted against
SO which was lying at anchor \ portion Of the
howsprit of tho Bennett was carried away and her
port rigging damaged The mainboom Of the Oel-
richs caught the Benefits rigging and was
broken In half As the Oerichs too badly Grip
Piled 20 proceed she lowed 10 Bechteps
Basin. whore her pilots were transferred 70 the
Mary 4 Williams 80. O. which is kept I'm the
basin as am extra boat All OF the stores from the
Oerlchs were placed on the Williams and I'm less
than an hour she went to sea.
The boatkccper OF the Bennett informed the
office Of the Ncw-Jersey Pilot Association. nj 40
l. Safest, Manhattan OF the accident. and the
Bennett was ordered 20 Pollon's Yard. brooklyn
for repairs. Tho accident unavoidable tho
strong tide prevented the Oelrchs from responding
promptly 10 her helm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05
srIcrDE TO ESCAPE MS TRIAL.

Herman Na,z disappointed Magistrate Poole in
the Morriaana police court yesterday and his vile
and Louisa Sauer Who We're waiting to appear
against him hy ending his life When his case
was called George Teator handed n note to the
Magistrate. which read.
Mr. Nafz Killed himself az 20 o'clock this morn
INK Or MURPHY.
Mrs Na1 was 20 charge her husband with
abandonment and Mrs sauer with threatening to
take her liie They I've A. No V2 East one hun
dred and third-st.. while Nafz stayed In room
behind his Htile shop. AZ 40 55s Bcrgen-ave In
stead OF going 20 court ne went into the room and
closed tho door The report Of a pistol WAS
hoard hv Teator hut Nafz was dead before any one
could reach him He married his wife IN 1851, and
the. had tNO children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05

BROADWAY CABLE CARS WILL NOT RE sue
cErpED BY TRoLLEYs FOR MONTHS YET

BROADWAY CABLE CARS WILL NOT RE Sue
cErnED BY TRoiLEYs FOR MONTHS YET
Every day new evidences crop up Of the extent
10 which The prevailing scarcity ~ steel - reard-
ing construction work of AN kinds The Metro
politan street Railway Company is the latest
victim. and the thousands OF NEWCOMERS who
have waited impatienty for the smooth and SWIFT
electric trolley 10 take the place Of the slow ana
iorky cable which yanks the Broadway cars along
Will have to suffer with the company for some
time vet President Nreoaud has received notice
from the steel company which contracted 10 de-
l,var new rails for the Broadway line that II VIII
ho unable 10 do So for tour Eve months yet.
They were originally promised for September
Mr. Vreeland says It is necessary % lay heavier
rails in Broadway for electric cars than have been
used for the cable those IN use az present are
pr,cticany worn out When the recent streetcar
strike was on. and the employees u the Metropol-
tan company were called ont all the trolley
lines but not ON the cable lines. some surprise
vyas EXPRESSED at the distinction. and the labor
leaders explained that they rcfrained from calling
out the men the cable because the company
would take advantage OF the tie-up 10 lay new
rails II seems that their adroitness was uncalled
for under the circumstances.
An official test of the first Of the big engines IN
the new mower station az Ninety -nrst-st. and the
East River was made the other day and proved
satisfactory 20 Mr. Nreeland. There Will be eleven
and they will supply the entire metropolitan s\s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05
CHARGES AGAINST BARNES.
AN INVESTIGATION MADE BY sECRE-
TARY HITCHCOCK.
THE OKLAHOMA EXECUTIVE THOUGHT LIKELY
TO Pc REMOVED CONTRACT WITH THE
TERRITORIAL ATTORNEY GENERAL
HrLn 70 BIZ uLEGAL-

Ipr rr1rGRArn ~ TN rmHrNfl

lRY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
washington Sent. 4-There seems 20 be- no longer
any doubt that the official ife Of Cassius VI Barnes
Governor Of OK ahoma Will soon terminate. Sec
rotary Hitchcock OF the Interior Department has
made a thorough Investigation Of the charges sub
nitted against Governor Barnes and has prepared
a report N he submitted 20 the President AZ the
earliest opportunity The report is based de
cision handed down by Assistant Attorney General
Vandevanter for the Interior Department. who
passed on the charges jddi'ialy. Judge Nahde-
vanter holds I'm his opinion that the approval ~
contracts 10y the Governor with the Attorney Gen
eral OF Oklahoma Harper Cunningham. for mo
collection Of moneys due the Territory from the
leasing of school lands for which he receives an
annual salary. il illegal and cannot be properly
paid
If Will be remembered that more than year ago
Governor Barnes entered into contract with the
Attorney General for the collection Of all the
,oo,evs due to the Territory from the rental Of
school lands The contract called for certain
percentage. which would have neued the Atior-
new General in addition 10 his annual SALARY about
s. 90 Or $1,000 q year Because Of THIS contract
the Territorial Legislature last winter refused 10
confirm the appointment of Mr. Cunningham. ana
Instituted a searching investigation Of tho admin
istration Of Governor Barnes. resulting IN the
adoution OF resolutions cenSurng the Governor
In strong terms Judge Nandevanter also hods
fnaI h in ,6e Terri,ory by the Territorial Treas
urer Nj Thompson presumably WIN lhr Know.
eigs and consent Of Governor Barnes. was not
on3v il.sal but LAYS The Treasurer and the Gov
ern0r liable 70 criminal Indictment
The charges preferred against Governor Barnes
10 the eject that he has been disposins OF mo
Territorial patronage 70 the highest bidder are not
fourd Ia be sustained by the proof submitted. al
though in some instances the charges, together
Win Tho proof have bad appearance. ana have
satisfied Secretary Hitchcock that Governor Barnes
| IS MOI Il proper man 20 be retained IN Office
The report will BE- submitted TO the President to-
gefher with all tho papers. within "a dav or Two ana
H is scarcely probable that President Mckinney
will refuse 10 act on the recommendation or the
Oklahoma Legislature. petitions from leading citi-
zens OF the Territory and the request from the Sec
retary Of the Interior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.

BISHOP scARBOROUGH Comments THE WORK OF
BROTHER GILBERT
Asbury Park Sept CSpeciaD The conference Of
the Brotherhood OF St Andrew was continued this
morning IN Educational Hall There were nearly
two hundred delegates present. representing the
doccses OF NewYork. Pennsylvania and New-Jer-
sey John W Wood. secretary Of the Brotherhood.
presided The principal address made by
Bishop scarborough OF Trenton The bishop re-
'erred 10 the great work being done by Brother
Gilbert founder and superior ~ the brotherhood
~ Nazareth. AT the Home for Consumptivcs at
Priory Farm Nerhank Duchess County y Y
The junior department work Of the Brotherhood
vas considered this afternoon. Ewing L. Miller
chairman Of the Executive Committee OF the
brotherhood. presided and brief addresses on
Junior work were made by Benjamin Ludlow Of
Philadelphia; Herbert l.. Welsh. OF Philadelphia
George VI Kimberly OF Baltimore and Henry W
Harvest. ~ NcU-lork city The Rev. Lester Brad
ner 0f Now-York city. made an address The
Future OF tho brotherhood Depends Upon tho
Boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PENNsYLvANIAs PURCHASE.
avn Or TUE BALTIMORE. CHEs APEAKE AND
ATLANTIC LINE coNFiaMEo-No
CHANGE ~ Foley.
CHANGE IL Foley.

Baltimore Sept 4-John Wilson fFes.ash' o
tho Baltimore Chesapeake and A'4niic rA''''a"'
has confirmed the report ~ the plr'Aa-e OF :
controlling interest IN that road oy me -''nsS'
yonia Railroad The larger part q rs s'oc" was
owned I'm New-York and John r. Seari's "'s '"'
largest Individual holder The taas'.' o. va
saarle. shares 10 the PENNSYLVANIA when se,u''''S
smountiur. it is said to $4,000 changed hano''
gaze the purchasing railroad maj r'F "' '7
stock and entire control
President Wilson made the following s'a'en'"'
concerning the deal to-day
Nv h.ltar is that tho late owners % ire i5rr.
ro,S re,rha6 A conclusion 70 sell raihet -N ~
and r. WIS probably stimulated sont' ''' 81, 1T
ressnt ac,inn of the Baltimore appeal Tax No.
!. dae,sirg :, tax the property ~ ire r'A' 49,
ia,a owner. invested IN the property W. .t' -
,i,,t ann clear understanding thar II "'S "a
f~ono ,4xatiou for thirty years Ailef 'NF-.' ~
al rbaress were provided for. All re tN,.ss
me last four years has been invested VT . $50
n, snts and therefore no dividends nave So
think IL exceedingly fortunate that w. com
fallen into possession OF the Penasy iFa' '.o-sl
Any EVERYWHERE known for its broae a & a.
roiicv / do not anticipate airy radir" 300 e, 80
nn,en9ganout or policy Of the Ba.tm eS.
raake and Atlantic unless the present m e. ID.
lrbte,t 70 such additional burdens sS W IL, .-
,ecsssarv 10 advance rates. Shouid ''- ',..
~ things occur II would. In my op.!i - 4,
loss 70 the city OF Baltimore than u Arl hs
taxes proposed 70 collect. even II th's
collected after A lawsuit