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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-10-07
Coming Events.

Commencing next Wednesday even
ing, the musical melo- drama Little
Trlxle" will be presented at Ravens
crafts Opera House, with May Smith
Robbins and her big company of tai
ented artists. The play has touch
ing story inlaid in brilliant setting
of amusing incidents, startling climax
es and harmonious music. 1t is Il
novelty from the fact that it contains
all the elements of melO drama, COM
blned with fun, music aud specialtes
of farce comedy. 1t Is tree, how
ever, from all vulgar horse-play usual
ly found in the latter class of plays,
and still has all the bostcrous humUr
and merrlmeut contained in them.
The music and specialtles are original
and up to-date. May Smith Robbins,
the nttle star OF the attraction, is not
only Il charming vocalist aud phenom-
NAL dancer, but highly versatile act
ress. as is proved by the artistic man
ner IN which she persouates five wide
ly different characters. The support
ing company is strong and includes
several notable actors. One who
knows says:
Little Trixie' is one of that class of PLAYS
that have become popular Of late years under
the name of musical or operate comedies.
In other countries they are called musical
melO dramas. Little TriXie is play that a
man can take his entire family to see and
they Will enjoy it from the head of the family
to the wee one May Smith Robbins, the
star of the attraction, has been compared to
Lolita III her palmiest days, and while possess
ing her ingenious action and original naivete
of manner, she is free from the extravagant
Interpretation of character the great come
dlenne usually INDUCED in. Miss Robbins is
fair singer wonderful dancer, and her
power of mimicry is unsurpassed. She has
been taken successfully for "A German, French
Or Irish girl, in the characters she assumes
and being ofpure Celtic origin, it certainly
shows great versatile powers She is sup
ported by a company of talented artists who
produce some clever and high-cass special
ties.
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BreVitieS.

The Cumberland Times states that
Eat Frosrburg on the 18th day of
September, Lloyd Francis Keller, of
Il South Liberty street, Cumberland,
at the age of four years, laid the first
brick for the State Normal school
building No. p"
See "Little TrXie" and enjoy an
evening of recreation and fun.
The price of newspaper has gone up
y mills IA pound, costing New York
city papers alone$lS 900 day. There
is always some sort of an i'll wind for
''leading circulations."
Prof. Huxley says that an oyster Is
far more complicated piece of ma sh-
inery than the finest Swiss watch.
That Is one reason why, probably, that
r'r"StDu,g jewelers. invariably decline
to repair a decayed oyster.
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legal Notices.
Order of Publication.


THE object Of this suit Is to procure
L divorce Il DjncUlO natriHOIGj with almOny
from the defendant James Scott.
The bill states that the plaintiff, Lizzie
Scot, was married to the defendant on the
18th day of October, 1883, at Atlantic West
Virginia; that she resided with him at differ
ent places until July Goth, 1898. and on that
date the said James Scott committed adultery;
that there were from said marriage four child
rem born, three of whom are now living viz:
Hiland V. Scott Percy J Scott and Robert b.
Scott; that the plaintiff is left without sup
port for herself and children, and that the
SAID James Scott is a PRESIDENT.
The bill therefore prays:
That a decree be passed granting divorce
custody of the said infant children that she
be granted alimony, and that she be allowed
reasonable expenses and attorneys fees for
the prosecution OF this suit.
1t is thereupon this 18th day of September
1899
ORDERED, By the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, in Equity
That the plaintiff, by causing "A copy of this
order to be inserted i'll some newspaper pub
ished in said county once in each Of four sue
CesSlve weeks before the 10th day of October,
1899, giving notice to the sad absent defend
ant of the object and substance of this bill,
warning him to appear in this Court in per
son or by solicitor ON or BEFORE the list
day of November. 1890. to show cause, if
any he has, why decree ought not to pass rs
prayed. THEO. LUMAN,
True copv-Test Clerk.
Sept lit TIEo LuMAN, Clerk
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NOTES

Boys, you made garrison finish
William Spates, we extend you our hand.
You were certainly the man for the occasion.
Make it four straight by winning to-day s
game.
silent Tom" wasn't so silent Tuesday.
He got in his little kick several times.
Coleman is hitting the ball hard and often,
and plays second like a professional.
Mooney Gunnett is back in his old-time
form and playing faster than ever.
Saturdays game was better than
many National League contests.
Both teams were rapid, too, the game
lasting only | hour and 20 minutes.
PROSPECTUS.
McDoughny and Quinn, of Homecoming
will umpire to day's game. \ fair fight and
no favorS are assured and the team that plays
best ball will win.
Come out and see the last game of the
season.
Game begins promptly at =! p. III.
Warren and Lusky will do the battery
work for Frostburg; Entler and jackson for
Midland
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The theory of Protectionists is that the
tariff is not added to the cost Of an article,
because home competition prevents that
Cumberland N,"v
TN. practice, ot l'u"r|ou.-,, J., ulI-
Ierent.
This for the reason that, by prevent
ing foreign competition, it removes
the prime incentive for "home com
petition"
If, therefore. Protection does not
"add the tariff to the cost of an article, -
then the price Of that article would
not rise.
If it does add the tariff to the cost
of an article it by so much removes
occasion for 'home competition"
To argue, therefore, that home
competition defeats the high priced
purposes of Projection is absurd.
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Always Gets its Salary,

The calamity howl does service for
both parties.
AS servant it is always at the COM
mand of "the outs"
1t claims and gets good salary.
When Harrison was in it contended
that the tariff destroyed business be-
cause the averages per cent, was
too high.
When Cleveland was in it held that
business was destroyed because the
average p per cent, was too low.
AS matter of fact, influential as
the tariff c"nfpSsedlv is it has less To-
d" wi,n f@'ty c""tr"i ri business than
the manipulations of men who most
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-10-07
Tighter than He knew.

Richard Larue, from the land be-
tween the Savages, ruined promising
era of sobriety last Saturday by coming
to town and drinking too much flat.
rate" whiskey. August Kreiling,
special policeman, attempted to arrest
him but he 'broke stone in the
pollceman's face until the latter went
nearly to sleep. Using yacht terms,
Larue was full from hold to fore
castle" and will probably be surprised
some day to find that he made an ex
tensive mistake.
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profit under legislative dispositions of
the scheme of indirect taxation.
The same enterprise that is shown
under one administration to stimulate
business may be dedicated during the
next to depress business.
When some partisans cannot have
their way in controlling the profits of
the peoples labor, they retaliate by
investing in Coxey armies.
Thus the farce of 'fooing the peo-
ple' goes on until one becomes very
skeptical of the accuracy of the say
ing that they cannot be fooled all the
timpr
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SEMI-LOCAI NEWS.
\ Sensible Appeal.

There is good deal of talk concern
ing what the Cumberland NeorS calls
the complex phrases and unique
ideas of Mayor Jones, of Toledo, OHIO,
but his head is chockfull of good sense
on one topic popular with demagOgues,
He said recently:
| believe that it requires greater pressure
to go for anything that is labeled an attack
on a corporation than to defend corpora
ton. The very man who will on the stump
appeal to you against the money power with
a big NJ and big p is the one of whom you
have most to fear Ofacting with corporations.
There is nothing good or bad in standing for
or against corporations.
earnestly hope never to see party make
a campaign ON the issue that it is for or
against corporations Nal the campaign on
the issue of righteousness.
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Y. NJ. G., A.

There will be a meeting for men only
next Sunday at t p. m. A bright song
service, including Il brief, pointed
practical talk by Rev. S. G. Hefelbow-
er on "Whlch-Lite or Living p
will be feature. Daniel krapf will
sing several solos f. X. Miller render
a cornet solo and H. S. Keller pre-
side at the piano.
A large attendance favored last
Sundays meeting and the men en-
Joyed good time.
All men are cordially invited to all
these meetings, which will be held
every Sunday afternoon promptly
from / to D.
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DEMOCRATIC.

DEMOCRATIC.
A. A. Wilson, of Cumberland.
J. b. Shannon, of FrOstburg.
John W. Arnold, of Eckhart.
Hazelhurst Sprigg, of Cumb erland
James Stakem, Of Ocean;
John T. Griffin, of Cumberland;
John T. Cannon, Of Cumberland;
William II. Price, of FroStburg;
Frank b. Beall, of Cumberland.
J. l.. Higgins, Of Orleans;
J. T. Laughlin, of Westernport;
W. V. Reiber, of Homecoming,
District |
J. X. Detii baugh, of Cumberland.
District .:
Jacob B. Humbird, of Cumberland
District 3
John Chambers, of Frostburg.
District t
w. H. Green, of Pekin.
George b. Mckay, of Homecoming
Daniel Frantz, of Cumberland;
John T. Beall, of Gross.
f. X. Wilson, Of Flintstone.
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Joint Discussion.

1t is understood that John Chambers,
democratic nominee for tax collector.
has challenged his republican COM
petitOr, Peter Lammert, to discuss the
political situation in IA series of four
joint debates before election. I'm
perialism,' "Expanson," High
Tariff and 1.-The Mathematical Law
of Discount for Prompt Payment of
Taxes will be the topics. Open-air
provision will be made for large
audiences.
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Orphans Court.

AT Tuesdays session
The last will and testament of Sarah j.
Hooking, deceased, was admitted to probate
and record.
James |. Carney, administrator Of Anna
NJ. Carney, deceased, settled his first ana
final account.
Letters testamentary were granted to John
Conrad on the estate of Daniel Conrad, de
ceased.
John Conrad, executor of Daniel Conrad,
deceased, filed list Of debts due and owing
to said deceased.
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COUNTY NEWS.
So far DpIiuuucnt.

DR.. John S. Fulton, secretary of the
State Board of Health, says:
The following towns have burial permit
laws:
Baltimore, Lonaconing Brunswick, Frost
burg, Frederick, HagerStOwn, and. believe,
Annapolis. Cumberland has one, but ii
doesn't count because they never enforce 1t
there They take no account of Il citizen in
Cumberland after he has ceased to breathe,
SO far the Cumberland independent
has not enrolled the doctor in the
army of the enemy.
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The County Tickets.


hEiO BLltAN.
John G. Wilson, of Cumberland.
}. w. George, of Cumberland.
Owen Price, ir., of ECkhart
James Martin, of Homecoming.
Albert Frenzell, of Barton;
Joseph Radcliffe, of Vale Summit
William Close, of Midland;
J. H. Critchtield, of Ellerslie;
Earl Graetf, of Cumberland.
John b. Cunning, of CresaptOwn
f. II Il. Pritchard, of Frostburg
J. a. Hendrickson, of Gross.
District |:
II. 0 Robinette, of Flintstone.
District >:
Richard J. Bruce, of Cumberland
District 3:
Peter Lammert, of Frostburg.
District 1:
James Schuyler, of Homecoming.
Martin V. Rice, of Twiggtown;
Robert Tenant, of Pekin.
j. n. NJ. Brandler, of Cumberland
John Schaidt, of Cumberland.
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Laid Over.

The resolution resembling a vital
part of the building ordinance was
laid over Monday evening for further
consideration. Next meeting it should
be laid over indefinitely.
After allowing our limited water
supply to 90 so far out in the country,
Council should not double the danger
from fire by making the town more
inhammable
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-10-07
Public Opinion.

He took Big 26" to Cumberland in
a Little Nahse, which reminds me of
IA farmer who, charged with a gallon
of molasses in a halfgallon jug, said
he didn't mind the interchangeable
was kinder used to that, but what | do
hate is the strain on the jug."-Iy. Il.
NneI
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Seeing DR.. c. c. Jacobs greyhound
lying in the middle of Union street,
the JOURNAL said
"Dukes' attitude and air indicate that he
regards himself boss Of Frostburg.
Hco'Yc h. .UcNeW-Yes, and he's about as
good rs the town has
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BreViticS.

The Binghamton On. " HeraM says
lit is coming to pass in this country
that it is almost libelous for II news
paper to call man politician. 1t is
the imputation that he is guilty of
THINGS criminalN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-10-07

Political.

Had A. A. Wilson adhered to his
original determination not to lun for
States attorney, the logic of the Situa-
tion mperatively demanded that John
G. Wilson's name should be sub
stituted.
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ARREST

Thomas Jenkins, of this place. was
arrested Monday on several ugly
charges preferred by his wife. Justice
d. J. Williams held him for grand jury
action in the sum of $500 and Thomas
furnished the security
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liam came to the bat After making two
strikes in an effort to 'bunt,' things looked
decidedly dark for "Our Own" Just then
Entler gave him one to his liking and, quick
as a flash, he lined it out between center and
left field for three base hit, bringing husky
i'll with the winning run and ending the
game with glorious victory.
The visitors put up a rafting good game,
though Robertson lost his head on one or
two occasions and made no triple plays
tins time.
Stakem on third, Cunningham on first and
Burns at short were IN the winning all the
while. Stakem's three-base hit was corker
the longest made on the home grounds in
many moons.
w. II. Miller, of Frostburg, and Thomas
Kenney, of Midland umpired, and they
Travelled a very rocky road, as many decisions
were close and difficult.
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Business Movements.

B. 7. Schotield q Sons, of this place,
have filed Il petition in the United
States District Court asking to be
adjudicated bankrupts. The liabilities
are $l,l59.34, while the assets are
greater, being estimated at S.. O9S. IS.
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National Export Exnosition. PhiIa.

dcIphIa, Pa.-FOr ms OCcaSlOn The BaItI-
more and Ohio Railroad company will sell
excursion tickets to Philadelphia from all
points on its lines between the Ohio River
and Washington, at one fare and one Mjrd for
the ro~,ed ty1p, pins the price OF admission.
Special excursion fares in effect from Wash
mgtOn and intermediate points to Philadcl-
phia.
Tickets on sale September llth to Novcm-
Der 3Oth, good to return until December 18th,
1899, inclusive ItN25
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Special Notices.
Special Notices.
Important Notice
TO MINERS

w HO desire to carry small insurance for
w the benefit of their families
A recent decision of the Medical Examiner
III Chief of the ROYAL ARCANUM that
Miners of the Georges Creek Goal Region
Will be accepted as Members of the Order for
the FIRST and SECOND amounts of Indem-
nifty, namely, 81, 900 and 81 900. is worthy of
their serious notice. Icy Consult the follow
ing table OF monthly assessments PAYABLE
monthly, and annual costs
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ID. l.. Phillippi, formerly of Eek
hart, writes from Uniontown, Pa, to
justice d. j. Williams that nothing is
known in that place of the contem-
plated electric road to Cumberland.
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Sale

The Louis Wolf stock of clothing.
etc, advertised last week by George
Stern, trustee, was purchased by
Strauss Bros. of Baltimore.
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NENbNl
OF all the exciting baseball contests that
have ever taken place at the Driving Park
that on Tuesday between Midland and
Frostburg will take first rank in local history.
Never before in the memory of the oldest
baseball fan has an audience been worked
up to such "A high pitch of excitement.
There have been games where the audience
would become wild in spots, but in this the
few spectators were kept at high tension from
the very beginning until Frostburg scored
the winning run III the ninth inning. 1t was
one Of the gameSt uphill battles ever witness
ed on ball field, and those who enjoy the
sport missed the treat of a lifetime if they
were not present. There We're hard smuggling,
poor pitching, good pitching, very yellow
umpiring and almost everything that can
possibly be crowded into ball game in any
one afternoon.
Warren was on the slab for the home team
and, besides pitching good game, tielded
his position in good style
Lusky was veritabe stOnewall behind the
bat, and his batting cut quite a figure in
Frostburg's victory.
Capt. Ohm Gunnett put up game that was
"a thing Of beauty and a joy forever" He
was very ably assisted by his colleagues on the
inted, Frank Spates, Coleman and his
brother George Gunnett.
COleman's batting was something "ferce'
finding Entler for three hits at very oppor-
tune times.
In the out-iield John Spates did elegant
service getting four very dif1icuIt flies
Powers made a very sensational catch in
the right garden that looked good for a three
base hit.
William Spates, the youngest member of
the eminent trio of that name, distinguished
himself by batting in the winning run in the
ninth. With the score 6 to 6, one man out
husky on second and Warren on first, Will
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Resemblance.

Advertising, like death, hath all
seasons for its own"
1t is like death also to plant and cul-
tivate it in some other papers.
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The Course Ticket y. NJ. c. A. series of
winter entertainments will be 81, and 10
cents extra for each reserved seat. Both
ticket and seat may be obtained at the y. NJ.
c. a. rooms. The single admission will be
70 cents, and 10 cents extra for reserved seat.
Those desiring tickets should send in the
order early.
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The Well,

AT 10 o'clock yesterday morning
drill had reached a depth of 735 feet,
then penetrating slowly hard sand
rock.
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Accidents.

Walter Eichorn, while shooting off
dynamite caps in the woods yesterday
lacerated two fingers very badly.
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Railway Business Locals.

The PutsDurS ENpOsitiOn.-ENCurS
tickets ON sale at Cumberland September
IT, y and -, October ,, T. and 10. Tickets
will be good for 3 days, including day of
Snln at 81 Il
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Business Locals,

Cure Cold in Head.-KermottS ChOcO-
lates Laxative Quinine, easy to take and
quick to cure cold In head and sore throat.
For sale by the Hitchins Bros. Co.
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TOWN AND VICINITY.


The game in Cumberland Thursday
between Cumberland and Frostburg
resulted in tie score to ).
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PROHIBITION.

c. Edward PreshO, of Cumberland
John Bannatyne, of Eek hart.
James W. Bishop, Of Homecoming
William Moody, of Homecoming
George kear, of FrOStburg;
w. l.. Morgan, Of Cumberland
p. w. Marriott, of Westernport
f. l.. Wenrick, of Ellerslie.
William Myers, of Eckhart;
G. w. Greitner, of Westernport;
John b. Wilson, of FlintstOne.
District |:
y. w. Robinette, of Flintstone.
District .:
+. H. Cordry, of Cumberland.
District 3:
w, II. Kreitzberg, of Frostburg.
District /:
w. T. Barnes, of Homecoming.
Robert w. Little, of Cumberland
w. NJ. Brown, of Homecoming;
William Sigler, of Barton.
. f. q. McGill, of Narrows Park.
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man was right up-to-date; in fact it was the

man was right up-to-date; in fact, it was the
fastest seen here this season.
In the out field Will Spates was in evidence,
capturing five very difficult lies and playing
the position for all that was in it. John
Spates and Powers, too were in the running
with all their skill.
Entler pitched for the visitors, and | am
sure he never twirled better ball The locals
found him for only five hits.
But for the three errors made by his side
the score would have been quite different
Cunningham on first base, Burns at short
and Robinson on second played excellent
ball
All in all, it was a good game and deserved
much better patronage.
w II. Miller, of Frostburg, and John
Kenny, umpired the game, to my mind in a
fair. honest manner.
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For sale by The Hitchins Bros. Co.


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Book Announcement

1.-The Philosophy of OSteopathy," by
A. 7. Still, discoverer of the science,
is now in press, and will be issued in
three or four weeks. The book will be
comprehensive treatise on the
science, the first ever written, giving
to the world new field of thought in
the art of healing.
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OFFICES.

states attorney. ......... ..........
register Of UjUS......... ..-.....
f''"""'c''' ''''''' ''''
MerjF. ........... ............ ....
HOHSc Of DelegateS ................
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The Coal Trade.

Shipments of coal from the mines of
the Georges Creek coal region were
in long tons
For week ending Sept 80 1899. $500. S9.19l
year to same date. ............ 3, 259,S0
increased. IL P R..........742IS
a. C. II c. r.. .....9l, 95l
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Score by innings: 3 4 5 6 6 50
Frostburg .............0 90 o l =
Midland E. &c.. .....l U q | o 3 0 O--t
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The One Day Cold Cure.-Kermott's
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head aud sore throat. Children take them
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