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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-04-08
From the Cecil Democrat, April l.


Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday aud the
christians throughout the United States will
assemble in the churches and sing glad an
thems in celebration OF the resurrection.
Would it not be well for them to pause aud
consider that far away in the Philippines
christian army is engaged at that very me
ment in killing people innocent of any crime
and devastating their lands. Is this eOnsis-
tent with the teaching of Him whom they
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NnTICE No CREnITORS.

An creditors Of Milton b. 5. Bussard, late
of Carroll county, deceased. are hereby noti-
fed 90 file their claims with vouchers thereof
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county. within two months from the day
Of above sale.
aprI.ts BYRON 5. DORSEY. Trustee.
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NO s7l3 EQUITY

IL as Clreaa Court far CARROLL toan'y,
1a Egusr1.
j. Wasa, Eaurck Mortgage, By f. o,
Weaal. Attorney. ys- joseph /. >harrsF
and Harriet >aassrF. Bis sl;r. N1usastrs-
ORDERED ih-s 6,h dag 81: Ayrl, A. D.. l~J3.
saas the safe gl the property mentioned
sn shes. proceedings. aiaje aud reported b
r. d Nraaf, Attorney and Agent ui j.
Wsssa, Barrlck Mortgage. ,a pursuance q
.sr r5arr 81 .s.r la she mortgage Sled
among tha prur-ctisass sH thl' cause, -
ratified And confirmed. auis<s cause to ihc
contrary thereof be- shown ua or before The
>sa dAv OF MAJ, Hext provided copy
af ,als order t. inserted 90 saur urssiai-vr
g-fets-8 10 Carroll cuuasy. oucv iu each II
,hrer .aSe~,sivc weeks before the - Day Of
Nav next
The report states the amoas' 81 sale e. le
s2s1uu
JAS. II. BIIIiNGSLEA. Clerk.
True copy fest
ans b Jas Il. BuaSCsiE,, Clerk.
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NO 37o7 EQUITY

In the Circuit Court fsr Carol. Csauiy, Sit
ting la Equity.
Charles T.. Fiak, Assignee Of Mortgage. -.
S,ua+T II Eserhari and Sarah +. Ever
hagt. Mnrfz4surs-
Ordered this 23rd day d March. in the year
A D., lsaa. that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported 10 the above entitled cause
Us Charles {. Fink. Assignee Of Mortgage,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the
contrary thereof bs showu on or before the 2ith
day %! April. uext; provided copy OF thus
order BE- inserted IN SONS newspaper printed
Boz Carroll county once ia each Of threc sue
l,ssiys weeks before the 18th LAY Of April,
next
The report states the amount OF sale 70 be
$500. %.
JAS. H. Bu.LINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Isst:
niar9i 81 JAS. H. BuLlNGsLE,, Clerk.
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227 North Howard street,
APPS " BALTIMORE, MD.
4 PPLICATION FOR
~ LIQUOR LICENSE.
Wr.rvINsrEs. N. End ]. -.


WESrNrNSTEE, Nh, Apr, !, 1879.
hereby give notice that The following per
sons have filed applications IN The Once 81
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor License to wit:
TO KEEP ORDINARY OR HOTEL.
Tt. r..,,......, -r.,,..,.,,,,, Ma
VI ~ Tt..,...,.,,, M
r'.3' - - I.,,. - - ii
lha"es a. G'l'"' 'A''' ~ NJ
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N'i''s' u ~ ,''' '' I.',... .r,, Ma
H., TI.,a,e Syls,yiI.,. Ma.
G.,r-. NJ Fratwel. Naryio,tsyliIe, MI.
I--sr.-s... I ana William L. Hammered,
,r..l...-a- Hs,rnfo,d Bros Hoods Mills. Ma.
f-5e.-i 4 Sullivan Manchester. Md
rh--,a. HuF. Manchester. Nd
I-.ar - Is. S.aursitef. Manchester. Nd
>,-aa,l K. Market. Lsue5arn. Nd
Daniel r S.mn,sr. Vs.ga~s. M
Jsan :. Wrutf. Nv,ross, Nd
taaarcgy r.. jerome. Ne-tmius'yr, Nd
Stanley g. Smith. Westminster MI.
William ~ iolIeahyuy. Nrsim'u,'eT, Nd.
Levi, r. Br5daeIi. Westnln.fcr Ma.
RoHcr, e. trjzEcii. Westminster Nj
Herman VI. pIu,t. Westminster. Ms
Charlie. H. Fovlyr Westminster. Nd.
N.Hsza. e.. STICK Hampstead, Nd.
ChA-.es II ~apu. Hampstead. M.
William g. HraEiursi.u'ar IayiursEIl'F, Nd.
CHaF... f. puo. Nsai'ehars. Nj
trsub Eug,ar, New Windsor, Nd.
iEsas- lEs.mhn- Nvs "InsSor, Nd.
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Z
The undersigned, Examiners, appointed
by virtue OF = commission 70 them issued by
the County Commissioners OF Carroll county
10 locate and open public road IN SAID com
o.. on the county road leading from the
couayy bridge acrsss the Paapsco falls at
Carroll,ou 2. o. To Wesley Chapel in said
county, through the lands OF Edwin 6, Van
D.u.sa. ]. f.. Evans. John +. Houck
George uouck, Elizabeth Leppo, Wa- \.
Martin aad BeaJamia Croft, 70 point where
said road is iniersrcted by the Houck road;
and TO alter aud straighten the same through
the land Of George Houck.
All persons whom il May concern are here
by notified that We will meet on TUESDAY,
the 2nd Of May, 1899, at . o clock, q. M. at
the place Of beginning TO execute the trust
reposyd IN 4s by the aforesaid commission.
IRWIN :. LESTER,
JOHN T. BASLER,
". H. ). ALGIRE,
arrl-5t Examiners.
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--,srssssa-s q. is.e Democratic ttsasH..
Hsstllrn-zrss Aaa b. l~H.
Euf.sa- ug Anrura.a ~ +. .aE asaa'r
give .aale .a ...- .e..ara ut AssugsTE ra a
correction .E q sr.tsaH-.. a.ea .ala" nIi ra
Baltimore AlafH.a- .. t..| i,a. is rrSa-!
Iu -l-flsrs .-a', 81. f1r -' r4sfa.ties-aH " .e-.,
tA4' starfrs. au r.- ealir saH.a-a Hr fs.iz4e-
81 Mauaay ja- harvsH- f'-e Basis pl tac
remark came .gnu u.g .aaasE -e4i, asisuth
st,e. lbsrA & ara}r.t fa ass tsl Space. Is.
taa.- lts 5aHa. .-arts ~ oar stalssr t.i NOT
m.sf thg usugs-s,,a a.lH brass fasaa amt che
s.ise- as8 a1efhrrs aegs Hat aai ua tlv .'7;s
ca-- WITH babies ea ihe1t z-azs aH1 r.r-f-s
relied $50 ready 's -as sap seva ar N-Fc
g.Assei as -se enemies uf tHe sA s.-fl 2.
NJ dan.E Is gas 4 t--at fa taa earvrsf ss9rn.
ut tAe 4m-A g u-e tasa-gH 'ai' ..'fa'a
nag,t-s behind q -t4a at hne a9gses ana uskr
notes. as. ae should Stale .aa tgae sediment
ui ias people. We SIRE glad la .srrel suF-uf~,
,N,s,.r meat. a..J saf =. 81. asi upi torn grew
iraut sr.e. for teu DAYS SCI, 81 least avu
think. uvss laa maay dollars ,hal Gle nrN srs
lcm wi iakt III h.m, as iae reporter
states we ID uui object to 'as ngs system
rs those aHa iFr along THE raad j. D. an 3D.
vantage far them ts have ihssr Haal3 hsulgli
10 their doors box go those who HTe ;sasu
quarter 70 q half uiie from ihe raad and al,a
H. mail registered Ir;is7 or eel postal gy-
der. and have tn SIC som 'hs fence Nlfa TIE
Thermometer o. uT ueag =.=u sta a94li iHT ts-
wagon, ahseh. % taal glu. - iat year. is
EAviv u &c one holr nellaa iime, ewing -
the roads I fuT uUe would rather r. cE-
cu.ea. The wagon gives as . aloTc direct
luaIl ia WiHhcij and tuwi5ra s. SD Say
shou,i ae kick Oar seutlaIeafls aei her 20.
EHEF
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MO. $3.50 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
George w. Albaugh, Assignee of Mortgage,
VS.. Mary Barnes, Mortgagor.
Ordered this Both day of March, A. D.,
1899, that the account of the auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day of April, next;
provided a copy OF this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
april 2t JAS. II. BILLINGsLEA, CLERK.
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T'RUSTEEs SALE
as
Horses, Cows and Farming I'm
plements,

IS urJar 1T Jcsd ID trust tlr the benefit
~ creditor. from jaime, r. Dixon, th- la-
drrs surl sill nars a, PaHal sale. aa
THURSDAY. 18th dsy o' April lsss,
A. % o'cl1ck a. sn.. ua iHe i4Fm "t Aasdrcai
q CoekrF, zoos occupied 10y said james J.
Dixon. ia Wov;biusiou NA-.,f, Baltimore
roauty. Nd. 1 Work Hlssrs 90 Mlich tos.,
. Hog. Binder Newes, Corn Planter, Gram
Driii. Wagons, Hsracss aai FAFa,nE lap.r-
srents. One, half interest ia 80 Acres ui
Groaias Whvar: also q iei ~ HAY and Corn.
Irrus al Sale SIX months credit GA all
saais 5ver teg dollars.
JONAS v. WAGNER
ANS d Trustee
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Eerses s rs4tts d .i4s-
Near silver. Run. Nd. on Wednesday. March 20
1895, Islcc Hesson, aged s. years To months and =
days
A husband is in deaths embrace
The grave IS now his resting place,
And as | pass beneath thy rod,
Reveal myself the widows God.
Farewell dear wife and children am at rest,
And shall forever be.
! could not stay with you % earth,
But you can come 10 me.
We listen for his f1uistep
80 often we have heard;
But loving hearts are weeping,
For our dear father is dead.
Fnrbear dear friend TO mourn and weep,
Whilst Sweetly in the dust sleep:
And when you come my grave to see,
Prepare yousclf 10 follow me.
Prepare in time, make no delay
For was quickly called away.
By HIS son AID WIFI, D. L. AND :. E. HEs>oN.
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WIFE DEFEATS HUSBAND.
In a Political Contest She is Elected
by Cd Plurality.

GALEsBuRG, Ill, April 6.-The contest
over the school trustee in Rio Township Tues
day between James Mansfield, Republican,
and his wife, Democrat. resulted in decisive
victory for Mrs. Mansfield. who won by Ga
plurality. This was the largest plurality
given any candidate on the ticket.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE,

TTae copy, Test
nlar2i 81 JAS. II. BuLLlNG,
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TO CREDITORS.

N Office TO UhhDIIOfto.
This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters Of ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate of
WILLIAM GROUSE,
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
scribers, on or before the LIST day of November,
1899; they may otherwise by law be eX-
cluGed from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 9th day Of
March, 1899.
MARY S. CREBBS,
SYLVESTER CREBBS,
abr 4t* Administrators.
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NO. 1855 EQUITY.

NO. 1855 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Amelia l.. neui>ou and others, Plaintiffs, w.
Rebecca Wenjz and others, Defendants.
Ordered this 9Th day Of April, 4. D., 500,
That the accounts \. aud b, of the Audi
tor fled in this cause be finally ratified and
confirmed. unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 9th day Of April,
inst: provided copy Of this order be insert
ed for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published IN
Carroll county.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-lest:
apr u JAS. II. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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Y UMBER AND CORD WOOD
l. AT ri BLiC SALE.

OK TUESDAY. APRIL ll,h. 1899.
Ou che premise t>ALoa ihFFp and
JESSE LENNON Myers. district, Carroll
casut,. Nd. u miles wesl OF Ss.ye' Rau, oa
che rad leading ta Jesse Lennon s, ~ill BE-
s.ad az public sale 5000 feet oi OAK boards.
p,aus and scasti,ug, i35 cords Of slab ~ood.
fence posts. chips, Chuczs, sa@ dust, etc
Also, IS ACRES uacat wood, tree tops, eie.,
tn 4at- tu ,uig purchasers.
4 eredi, of three months sill be given.
sale to commence Al O'Clock, =. M, on
TUESDAY. APRIL II. 1899. vheu terms
ssd conditions will b made knosu by
auys Il 4. NJ KALBACH.
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WEST vINGIN1A HORSES.

| viii receive ON MONDAY. 0AS1
April. 10. a carload OF fine WEST N0@A
VIRGINIA HORSES, Workers aud Driy-
els, 3 to years old have on hand. also,
Il lot of MULES.
II. A SMITH.
apr stf Hanover, Pa.
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MARRIED

On April e. Is9l az the Lutheran parsonage
UuionJuWn, by Rev. e.. ". RAuEhIAsu. Ssmue. Oil
bert and Mrs.. Auuie r Utegmahlea-
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5000. 90 will buy the handsome residence
of F. H. Orendorf, y feet front on Nam
street. Westminster. Maryland, clear of all
liens and dover right. This property cost
Mr. Orendorff nearly Sc, 900 few years ago
and has not deteriorated in value. 1t Is
equipped with bath room, closet and other
modern cenveniences.
CHARLES Z. FINK,
feb4.tf Trustee.
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T ICENSE Notice.

I ICENSE Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons and
bodies corporate or polite, whom it may con
Germ, that they
MUST OBTAIN A LICENSE,
or renew the same, on or before
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1899,
according to the provisions of Ordinances
Nos. So to IS inclusive, passed by the Mayor
and Common Council of Westminster.
WIN. n BEAVER, Bailiff.
HENRY b. GRANNER, Clerk. aprS-4t
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INCORPORATION ELECTION

NOTICE 3 hereby given thar AZ Election
Of One Person 10 serve as
MAJOR AND FIVE PERSONS
10 serve as Common Council, tor the City Of
Westminster, Nd. ior the ensuing yeag' viii
be held ON
MONDAY, THE Isr DAY OF NAY, 1899,
between the hours Of = M. aud 6 p, IN, al
lhe residence ut
MRS. NJ. Z. GRUMBINE,
No. - East Main street, Westminster.
FRED. b. MILLER, Mayor.
HryEY Il. GR,NMEE, Clerk. apTS-4t
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The trial of Ex-senator Quay, OF Penus'i-
vania, which has been postponed from Tune
10 lime. is SET for Moaday next
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% HEAD OF FINE MULES AND
~ 20 HEAD OF HORSES
AND MARES.

received on Friday, March oath, 1899, at
my saIr aud exchange stables in Ialtlestown,
~ head Of fine Mules, l TO 10 years old,
weighing from 600 10 1900 pounds. Can be
bought or exchanged for at from 500 per
pair up. Many of them are good single line
leaders Also 20 head of Horses and Mares,
ranging in price from S85 up. Some Of the
Mares are heavy with foal. Can be seen at
NV stables at any time. If you desire pur-
chasing Horse or Mule inspect my line.
H. A. SPALDlNG,
NOR - Littlestown Pa.
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MOTHERS We ask You our Boys Suits before you buy
low prices.
SUITS TO ORDER.

biz and quality ht finish and first
and make Word Cheo fhbets and Cane We are show
all andha Come
goods while the complete will make the when it,
splendid Working and 75 The best 25c Working Shirt
Collars Collars and Cuffs soc Soft
made Knee Pants for
r,nr Roy Handsome Puff ecktes 25c:v valued
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7 IFE AND ACCIDENT INSUR-
l. ANCE.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF
TuE },rSA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY oF
HARTFORD. conn. DECEMBER sisi, isss>.
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NOTICE TO WATER CONSUM-
ERS

Water Company Licenses for the wear eam
ueugiug MAy Isl, l,y3 and ending Nav Is
1900. are doe MAY is,, ProN., asd payable a'
tbs office ot The Company. ~ =. Main Street
II paid before NAY i0,a discount Of -Four
Per Cent will be allowed. After jane Isl
iuteres, will lee charged
The annual deposit % $1,000 for meters
must h, made on May Isl,
A. H. HUBER,
Kp-S4t See. & Treas.
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Total Ae,.-.s - SO - ~ ll
Total Liabilities iHclGd!ug Reserve
~ "a ~ Isl .--.-.-. q III $50 70
-urrtas ........-. $50 7g7 "a
srt.ss -l.4s ur.t ma . 80 80 0D
4.s,. f---.47-- ft-.ss- ff.. ygs- ~, SO ~
r5-sI Ert.ssi fl3rrs rlu-tu; me yyar 6tli Esl -
Amount 90; FaflFlrz in furcr in tuited
-=a.sv au star iccsEIb-- l-sS sd 81 20
a,,sl dgr.as sbs war t-.,, 7.1iI ~ 90
Egrul5aa4s reviewed an MARY laird bust.
49,. ID t,es, ... EnsIl ~
Leases Fas3 sn Msry iaul daring fSe.s ~l.s"H "a
T-s.,. t-tsrezl hi Na-y lars Z during lsz- Slstl -
--ktr af Maryland. iusr9al9e department,
.ss1ai4ssl1EzFr UElcc. Au-a polls. Fctt - lS53
Or r.;apI ssars with tac C.sic % Fuh-ic General
Il4s le-rHy s-Ttsfv HAT 'hs above + a trur alb
tErt-E yal1 rr statement 90 ihr .Etua Llfe lusur
aHra taalstrF 81 Connecticut 60 uvc.mhvr fis'
Es.as Hrw 1a e ~ .a ;ats department
D ALBEIT kJETE. iuslvaucr Euaalai>sioNcr.
Me-. & uElzsr- MAusr-rs Baltimore. Ma
~ RILEY MYERS. AEcui.
4p-t 3 Westminster. Nh.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
apr 14t*
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Y
The County Commissioners Of Carroll coun.
ty will meet at their office, IN Westminster,
every MoNDAY in APRIL, 1899, for the tran
saction of business. BY order,
JOHN Z. MASENHIMER,
anr1 Clerk
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ELECTION NOTICE.

II
The stockholders of the Westminster and
Meadow Branch Turnpike Company are here
by notified that an election will Doe held at the
residence Of Samuel Roep, Meadow Branch,
on
MONDAY. lsi DAY OF MAY, Ist9,
between the hours Of and / a. IN, fer the
purpose Of electug Board OF Directors to
manage the affairs OF sand Company for the
ensuing year.
JOHN 7. DIFFENBAUGd,
npr sat Secretary.
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CLOTHES FOR MEN.
CLOTHES FOR BOYS.
Opposite Catholic Church

The largest Clothing Tailoring Mems Furnish
in Carroll Positively the hanlsomtSt line of ready SUITS
aloh netcat made seversho
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DIED

No rsars. ior Harrileesuiaa neHtas. 0al,Ir,s, cad
Verses s rsllt, .i4s-
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The sEMIWrrKLY MESSENGER: TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1899.
that he did not ask for a negative vote.
MARKING THE BATTLEFTELDS.

that he Lie not ask for a negative vote.
MARKING THE BATTLEFTELDS.
Major William NJ. Robins, the con-
federate member Of the Gettysburg
national park commission and ex-con-
gresham from North Carolina, offer
ed the following resolution, which was
referrerd:
Whereas, The government of the
United states has undertaken and is
pushing forwa-d the work of perma-
nently marking the lines and positions
of the troops OF both the c~ontending ar
mics on several great batIiefields OF the
civil war, among them Gettysburg.
Chickamauga, Shiloh, y~icksburg and
others. with the design Of making these
battlefelds permanent memorials Of
the proves Of American soldiers. with
out respect OF section,
Resolved, That we, as confederate
veterans, sympathize with n com-
ment his patriotic purpose of the gov
eminent n will lend our influence and
aid towards its full realization.
Resolved, That We trust the peo-
pie of the southern states will take
early and effective steps TO erect upon
in honor OF u glorious heroes in gray
who fought and died for what they be-
lieved to be right.
Resolved, That We rejoice with our
brethren throughout the union that the
sectional dlscord of other days is en$-
ed and that We are a reunited people
with n country and n flag"
THE JEFFERSON DAVIS MONU-
MENT.
The report of the jefferson Davis
monument committee, which was sub
mbtted today endorses the suggestion
that the task of the completion of the
monument be turned over to the
Daughters of the Confederacy. The re-
port shows hat the committee now has
OF hand Sl9,S92. 1t urges an active and
aggressive movement for the compile
ton of the proposed monument at
Richmond n states that the commit
tee has concluded, from the ~ill-success
which the efforts have met with, that
the Cooperation of the ONE of the
south is absolutely necessary if the OBJ
ject is to be consummated.
Under suspension of h rules the
monument associations report was
adopted.
The report of the credentials commit
tee also was adopted af~a brief dis
cussion over the representation to be
allowed the Pacific slope. 1t was de-
cided not to allow the section any rep
resentation. The report showed 1,72t
delegates present, representing 1,1Ss
camps.
1t was decided to make the selection
Of the next place of meeting a special
order for tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
General Stephen D.. Lee will present
the important report of the committee
on history tomorrow. Considerable in.
terest is centred On the report, which
is one Of the most important matters
to come before the convention.
F, The convention then adjourned.
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Held for Passing Counterfeit money,

Held for Passing Counterfeit money,
Richmond, Va, May 10.-The pre-
liminary examinations Of George and
Carlos Fash, father and son, charged
with passing counterfeit silver dollars
and half dollars on merchants and 9TH
ers in this city last Friday was held
before United States Commissioner File
genheimer this morning. 1t was claim
ed that the coins were bought in New
York and Police Sergeant Cosby re-
peated a statement made to him by the
boy in which he took the whole blame
on himself. The boy said he gave his
father SO to buy the coin In default
of bail the prisoners were held Mrs.
Madeline FAST, who was held as a sus-
picious character, was discharged, there
being no discriminating evidence against
her.
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RUN OVER RY A TRAIN
Three Horses Killed by the "Atlanta
Special,'-Halifax Criminal Court.
Machinery for the New Cotton Mill.
of Tho MaScQnuarN

Sfln11naI COURT
Machinery for the New Cotton Mill.
Correspondence of The Messenger.)
Weldon, N. c., May 10.
The northbound Atlanta special. on
the Seaboard Air Line, ran into a team
of Major T. l.. Emry's horses on the
yard here and killed three of the ami
mails. One vas badly cut to pieces and
strewn along the track for a considera-
BILE distance. The train was on a down
grade and the engineer blew his whis-
tie vigorously and applied brakes, but
the horses only jumped back and forth
or the track and the train ran into
them before it could be stopped.
Judge Battle is holding Halifax GRIM
inal court this week. He dispatches
business rapidly, but not hastily. The
docket shows eighty-seven cases, but
many of them are for small offences.
Rev. ]. D. Bundy is conducting a
series Of meetings at the Methodist
Episcopal church here this week. Large
congregations attend and much inter-
est is manifested.
Machinery is arriving for the big cot
ton mill here.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-16
State of Ohio. County of Toledo,)
Lucas County. Is

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