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r IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postoffice, Westmin-
ster, Nd, July IA, 1900:
Brown, Mr.. Nelson Robinson, Miss Cora
Buckner, Miss Minnie Smith, Mrs. A. NJ
M. Satire, Mrs. John
Campbell, Mr.. Edward Sutton, Mrs NJ
Davidson, Mr.. III. B. White, W. C.
Hinkey, Mr.. Ed. Wilson, Miss Marga-
Miebury. Mrs. Hanna retta
Poll, Mr.. Walter NJ.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say it was advertised.
july2l MILTON SCHAEFFER, P. NJ.
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DENJAMIN'S REFORM CHURCH will
II hold its annual festival at the residence
of James M. Stoner, near Westminster, on
Thursday and Saturday evenings, July 26 and
%. The Carroll County Band Of Westminster,
with SO members. will be present to enliven
the occasion. Everybody welcome. Jy2I 2t
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1t has been asserted time and again that
there is a secret alliace between the Hanna
Mckinley Administration and Great Britain,
and that Japan is in the alliance also. As in
dicating this, it is reported that Tentsin was
attacked by two columns, the British, Aniey1-
cans and japanese composing one, and the
Russians and Germans the other.
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The Blanket Indians in Minnesota are said
to,be engaging in war dances, and dispatches
say it is feared that if these Indians go on the
war path they will be joined by tribes from
Canada. Wonder if this not rnse gotten up
as an excuse for enlarging the army, SO that
more regulars can be spared for benevolent
assimilation in Asia?
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Russia has been invaded by the Chinese,
aud that power is TO make an independent
attack on Pekin. Should Russia be success
ful, as il would seem certain, thea the Rus
sian government would claim all territory that
fell under her attacks. Then all other powers
would want slice, or ACKNOWLEDGMENT might
be opposed, and a general war of all the
powers is not improbable on Chinese soil.
The situation is serious.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
IN SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

You are hereby notified that the laws Of
1894, chapter ITO, provide .sThat District
School Trustees shall take and subscribe the
oath or affirmation of office prescribed by the
Constitution before the County School Com
missioners and Examiner, or Justice of the
Peace, in their respective counties" and all
trustees, whether recently appointed or
whether reappointed are earnestly requested
to comply with said provisions as soon as
possible
Per order Of the Board of School Commits
sioners d. L. FARRAR,
july-I4-2 Secretary
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Thus it will appear that at no time prior to the
decentralization of silver in 1878 had the commercial
ratio between the two money metals attained as
high figure l6 10 1, the legal ratio of coinage in
the United States fixed by the act of 1884.
Now let go one step further in the matter of
the much talked of commercial ratio and from the
same well authenticated statistics quote the COM
mercial ratio in London in each year after demone
tization in 1873
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july 81 4t*

TTNION MILLS M. E. Sunday School
~ will hold its Annual Picnic in an ad !
joining grove on Saturday. August A. An at
tractive program is being arranged; prominent
speakers will be present; baud of music will
enliveu the occasion. All are invited. Comel
Spend day in edifying the mind, III innocent
amusement and social pleasure. july2l-3t
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
1N OF UNIONTOWN DISTRICT.

The undersigned has been requested by the
County Commissioners to close bis tax account
by the LIST of September, next All persons
knowing themselves to be in arrears for taxes
that time. WM. u. MARKER
july-7-3t* Former Collector.
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Opposed to Imperialism.

Prof L. NJ. Blackford, Of the Episcopal
High School, near Alexandria, Va, voted for
Mckinley in 1896. He is for Bryan now,
because he is opposed to imperialism.
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DICNIC AND SUPPER--The Ladies of
i Sandy Mount NJ. p. Church will hold a
Picnic and Supper in the grove adjoining the
church, on Saturday afternoon and night,
August 18th, 1900. All are invited. Proceeds
for church. july2l-3t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Building Lots for Sale in Westminster;
terms TO suit purchaser. Apply to
MICHAEL Z. WALSH,
Attorney-at-Law,
jun-16-lf Westminster, Md.
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ENRIZELLBURG CHURCH OF GOD
II The young ladies of the Union Sunday
School Church of God will hold Festival on
the Bethel grounds on the afternoon and night
of August 4th. Proceeds for benefit ofschool.
All invited. Jy 81 81
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The Boston Traveller, a long established
Independent Republican paper, announces its
support of Mr.. Bryan because of the attitude
of the Democratic platform on imperialism.
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The CONSUMPTION of water in Westminster,
heretofore, has never exceeded 1S0, 600 gal
Ions per day, which is II gallons per capita
in excess of Col. L1dlow's estimate. But
what is the CONDITION now? Since the com :
mencement of the heated spell the comsump-
ton has reached the quantity of &c., 600 gal
Ions or 9, $50 barrels per day, equalling about
LOG gallons per capita More than doubling
its previous use. This is the more remarkable
when it is considered that the increase of
privileges as compared with the past year does
not exceed five per cent.
To ascertain whether this enormous con-
sumption has been legitimate or otherwise, as
well as TO ascertain how much and at what
times il was used, pumping on the mains di-
rect was resorted TO, and continued day and
night. In addition 10 the consumption as m
dicaied it showed thai, for instance, on the
night of the 10Th inst, between the hours of
l2.30 and 1.20, when it would be supposed
that the least possible quantity would he :on-
sumed, exactly 5000 gallons, or 2i0 barrels
were disposed of somehow or other.
Again. on the following morning. Tn sday.
in single hour 1860 gallons were used,
aud between 5. 80 and 6. 80 that same evening
20, $50 gallons, equivalent 10 nearly SOC. COO
gallons, daily were poured out, or permitted
10 be poured out, upon the streets, lawns aud
gardens of the town. OF course a portion of
all this consumption was legitimate, but what
becomes of Col. Ludlow's estimate of 40 gal
Ions per capita us against nearly three times
that quantity; or. had the consumption on
Tuesday been maintained. of an average of
l4l gallons per capita? This tremendous in-
creased consumption is due to other causes
which any considerate consumer will under
stand. Whatever may be the disposition of
certain consumers TO antagonize the efforts of
this Company to meet It's honest requirements,
there should be no desire on the part OF any
of lis patrons TO indulge this extravagant use
of water. especially at such !. time as that
through which we passing Readers of
the daily papers have EoI failed to notice the
diminished supply OF water in Easlon, Elkton,
Centrevile, Roland Park, and other towns in
Maryland, and Carlisle, Shippensburg, Cham
bersburg, Gettysburg, Waynesboro, and Other
towns in Pennsylvania.
There are no indications of a iiminution of
the well supply, but in view of the fact that
no one can tell when "A fire may occur to tax
that supply sill further, the ACCESSIBILITY of an
avoidance OF extravagant and unlicensed use,
whether INDUCED in innocenily or malicious
ly, is evident.
In conclusion this Company trusts that this
statement will not fail in its purpose of Undue
ing more economy in the use of water.
By Order OF the Board,
A. H. HUBER,
july 81 1t Secretary.
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DOGS.

Ali persons owning, possessing or harbor-
ing any dog or bitch within the limits Of the
City Of Westminster, are hereby notified TO
procure permits from the Clerk Of the Mayor
and Common Council on or before August
22d, next, as required by Ordinance No. 1870,
of the Mayor and Common Council of West
minister, or they will be liable to fine Of SIS.
OSCAR D. GILBERT, Mayor.
H. B. Grammer, Clerk. julyl4-2t
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Ex Sen. A. P, German, Wash, d. C.
Rep. Jas. d. Richardson, Wash, d. C.
Hon. Jno. P. Poe, Baltic, Md.
Tax Office, District of Columbia.
Elk. Sen. Chas. F. Henderson, Omaha, Neb,
Hon. VIM. Pinkney Whyte, Baltic, Nd.
Judge M. F. Morris, Wash, d. C.
Nat. Bank of Washington, WASH, ID. C.
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
In of Woolery's District.

Owing to change in the Tax Law am
compelled to collect all Taxes in arrear by
way of distress, and according to law, if the
same are not paid by August 10, 1900.
j. G. HOFFMAN,
july 81 At Collector
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DAUST CHURCH UNION SUNDAY
- School will hold their annual picnic ON
Saturday, September l, in the grove Of Jacob
Rodkey, near Tyrone. Jy 81 g.
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july14-st
NOTICE.
THE Al

THE A. McGINNIS co.
will be in the market to buy Cider Apples, at
the opening of the season, at their new distill-
cry, Western Maryland Railroad, near Cor
such Road, on the Miles Long farm.
jnne30-3m
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ENRANcIs M cox.
(Laie Clerk Printing Records, US. senate)
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
5I2 F Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

Practices in all the Courts of the District of
Columbia. Especial attention given to
claims against the Government and Mer-
camille Collections. Estates of Non-resi-
dents Managed and Rents Collected.
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MT. PLEASANT Sunday school will hold
in the grove adjoining the church. iy2l2 q
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GUY w. STEELE, Solicitor.
GUY w. STEELE, sOfIeftOF
EXECUTORS SALE
Valuable Real Estate and Per-
sonal Property,
Near Day, in Carroll County, Maryland.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Carroll County, Maryland, and the power
and authority contained in the last will and
testament of William Elms, deceased, duly
admitted to probate and recorded among the
viii Records of said Carroll County, in Liber
G. NJ. p, No. 8, folio Alb. &c, the under
signed. Jeremiah Films, Executor. will offer
at public sale, OH the premises, and at the
house where the said William Films resided,
on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th of AUGUST, 1900,
at 2 O'Clock, p. H., the two following de-
scribed lots or tracts of land, they being the
farm that the said William Films, deceased,
owned and possessed at the time of his death,
situated in said Carroll county, about one
mile from Day and one mile from Morgans,
B. & 0. R. r., to wit:
lst. Lot No. /. Containing
sc ACRES, l ROOD AND 10 PERCHES
of land, more or less. 1t is well watered and
has a thrifty apple orchard.
The improvements consist OF Il s ~ =
Weatherboarded Log House, s - 81
barn, wagon shed, corn CRIBS, E2la92
granary and all necessary ouibuildings. About
35 acres of this farm is Wood Land, the rest
is all arabic. and in high state of cultivation
1t lies on the Hoods Mill road, and adjoins
the old Eden property and the lands of Basil
Shipley and others.
%. Lot No. 2. Containing
SO ACRES and FOODS, MORE or LESS.
1t adjoins lot No. 1, and is the balance of the
farm of said William Films, deceased. The
improvements ON this lot or portion OF said
a. farm consist of Frame Dwelling House
RHag of rooms, barn, wagon shed, corn
house, &c. 1t has good apple orchard and
plenty of water. About half of it is in Tim
crops we'll. 1t is ON the Hoods Mill road
and the Eden Mill road, adjoining the lands
of Frank Gosnell, Jos. X. P. Brandenburg
and others.
A plat of said farms or lots Nos. l and 2
will be exhibited on the day of sale, and they
will be offered and sold separately. Both of
them, owing to the quality of land, and their
convenient location TO the railroad, churches,
stores, schools, &C., are most desirable prop
| critics
| Terms of Safe.-One-ihird cash on the day
| of sale or the ratification thereof, aud the
residue of the purchase money in two equal
payments one in six months and one in twelve
months from day Of sale; the credit payments
to be secured by the bonds or single bills of
the purchaser or purchasers with approved
security bearing interest from day of sale; or
| all cash al the option of the purchaser or pur-
| chasers. JEREMIAH ELMS,
Executor of William Films, deceased.
| Jos. w. Berret, Anct.
Also at the same place, on the same day,
at IL IN. will be sold all the household furni-
ture, brood sow. &c. For particulars see
/ hand hills inly21-ts
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culver RUN LUTHERAN SUNDAY

CULVER RUN LUTHERAN SUNDAY
- SCHOOL will hold their annual chill
dren's day celebration at the usual place on
Saturday. the 18th day of July. The Carroll
County Reed Band will al % Be- present !; and fur
illustrated talk on Jerusalem and vicinity and
other places. He has large photographs to
show how these places appear at this time.
All are cordially invited. Come and enjoy
yourselves. july2I-2t
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

Some Statistics on Silver Coinage-The Legal
and the Commercial Ratio-l6 to L Used
by the Republicans as Subterfuge to Get
Away From The Main Issue Of Imperialism
Really Conservative Proposition-Some
Very Useful and Interesting Figures
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THE X-RAY IMMINENT.
THE GREAT PAIN KILLER
AND THE
GREAT GERM DESTROYER.

When the first symptoms of bowel irregu-
larities manifest themselves by pain, vomiting
and loose discharges from bowels, such as
Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery, &C.,
great deal of suffering, and even death
itself may be prevented by the use of THE
X-RAY LINIMENT.
Typhoid and other fevers cannot develop
when the bowels are kept free from Germs
by the use of this Liniment
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail
Dealers.
PREPARED BY
THE WEAVER Markell CHEM. CO.,
jul2l Union Bridge. Md.
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SPECIAL IN BED SPREADS.

Fair Spreads weight but the thing for this
weather them slightly imperfect but
you the peecton they few and small
offered We also have special bargains
in better qualities at rs cents mot
35c and rs Cents.
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BARGAIN MONDAY NO. :.

following specials which will all be DIS
sale until 30 Monday morning
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WANTED.

We pay the Highest Market Price for
Wheat On all wheat coming by the West
minister and Washington Turnpike all toll will
will be paid by US.
ROBERTS, ROOP CO.,
july14-3t Westminster, Md.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL at warfeIds-
i burg, Nd, will hold Festival on the
Bethel grounds, on Saturday, the 2lst of July,
commencing at 5 O. clock p. M, and coniin-
uing during the evening. Proceeds TO be used
in repairing the Bethel All welcome.
JOHN A. SAXTON,
july IA q Teaching Elder.
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George l.. StOeIxsdaIe and Guy w. Steele,
Solicitors.
TRUsTEES' SALE
Two Small Farms and Two
Wood Lots,

WOOo 1iOUS,
In Manchester District, Carroll County, Md.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting as Court of
Equity, passed In cause No. 1890 Equity, on
the 18th day of May, 1900, in which cause
Mary S. Barnhart and others are plaintiffs,
and Mary C. Stephan and others, defendants
the undersigned, trustees appointed by said
decree, will offer at public sale, on the Home
Farm ofthe late George Stephan, deceased, on
WEDNESDAY,, the Sth of AUGUST, 1900,
at 2 O'Clock, D. M, all of the following real
estate, situated in Manchester District, Car
roll county, Nd, of which the said George
Stephan died seized aud possessed.
LIST. The Home Farm of said George
Stephan, containing
6Si ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS
This farm lies along the Westminster and
Manchester county road, adjoining the lands
of George w. Brown, John 7. Brown and
others. About or 0 acres of this farm is in
good timber and the balance is all arabic, and
in high state of cultivation. A good bearing
orchard is on it, and the Improvements con-
sist of Dwelling House, bank
& ~ i barn, wagon shed, dairy and
sssh,A all necessary outbuildings. II
ef9S has plenty of water. This is
one of the best small farms in Manchester
district, and its convenient location as to
churches, stores, schools, &C., makes this all
excellent opportunity for any one desiring 10
purchase a farm OF its size.
2nd. AT the same time and place will be
offered for sale the small properly upon which
the said George Stephan, resided at the time
of his death. Ii contains
15g ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
and the improvements consist of a e.
Frame Dwelling House, small bank. FL.
barn, and The outbuildings necessary for Il
place of It's size. All of the buildings are
1t also lies along the said Westminster and
Manchester road. adjoining the lands of
Adolpuhus Ebaugh and others.
Bird. AT the same time and place will be
offered Wood Lot of $40 Acres of Land,
more or less, lying along the said Westminster
and Manchester road, and directly opposite
the said Home Farm" The timber on it is.
good, and when cleaned it will make fine
building lot.
4th. At the same time and place will be
offered the Wood Lot of Al Acres of Land,
more or less, that the said George Stephan,
obtained from Peter l.. Ritter, Trustee, in the
year 1888. 1t lies on the Manchester road,
adjoining the lands of Christopher Hunt and
Others. 1t is good white oak timber.
A plat Of the home farm will be exhibited
on day Of sale.
Terms of Sale.-One third of the purchase
money cash on the day of sale or the ratifca.
lion thereof, and the residue in two equal
payments, one in one year, and the other in
two years; the credit payments to be secured
by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers,
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
GEORGE L. STOCKSDALE,
GUY W. STEELE,
John NJ. Yingling, Auci. Trustees.
julyl4-ts
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SPECIAL IN LAWNS.

Special Lawns pink cents the yard Thi
goods don want to deceive
getting something better than but
that this cheap cents and at that price you can ind
usesfo it.
Cents.
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Also at the same place, on the same day,
at II IN. will be sold all the household furni-
ture, brood sow, &c. For particulars see
hand bills. july2l-ts
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Y,HE WEST FALLS SUNDAY SCHOOL
4 will hold their annual picnic on the 18th
instant. Jy 81 2t
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Misrepresenting Facts.

Election Tuesday. November 9th, 1900.
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nONT TAKE TWO WEEKS OFF
II AT ONE TIME
r IsT OF UNcLAIMEp MATrE1

sTOUFFER & ENsOR, New Windsor, Md
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The Democratic Advocate.
WESTMINSTER. MD.

SATURDAY, JULY q, 1900.
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Geo. L. Stocksdale. Solicitor for Assignee
jnly14-4t John NJ. Yingling, Auct
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july29-e.o o. ". -26.
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Modern W0Odm en-.

A new camp of the Modern Wood
men of America was instituted Mon
day night at the K. of P. Temple by
J. S. Hall, D. H. c., consisting of
about 125 members.
The roster of Camp officers which
were elected for the ensuing year COM
prises the following prominent citizens
of our community, namely:
Venerable Consu1-W. L. Hack1ey.
Worthy Advisor Rev. 7. w. Corey.
Excellent Banker-H. C. Schulz.
Camp C1erk-M. N. Dennihger.
Escort-Frank Mills.
Watchman-Car1D etert.
Sentry-Car1 Meier.
Camp Physicians-Drs. Jorgensen,
Ripley, Pugh, Cheever, Andre, Taylor,
Lansdowne, Saunders, Hinba1l.
Delegate-G. r. Mcdowell.
Managers-J. A. Pitts, T. J. Marx,
J. S. Newberry.
Much credit is due Deputy Hall for
his persistent efforts in securing SO
large camp of such good material.
The camp voted to retain his services
for a year.
The next meeting will be held next
Friday evening, April %, at K. P.
hall.
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ILLEGAL FISHING.
August Christensen Placed Under Arrest
for This Offense.

August Christensen, a fisherman,
was arrested by Game Warden John ].
Abel, of Knnosha, between and Z
O'Clock this morning on warrant
sworn out before Justice Graham. He
is charged with fishing with gill net
contrary to law. Christensen stretched
his net inside of the mile limit and was
arrested as he tied his boat to the
dock. In the boat was gill net and
quantity of fish. The penalty for this
offense is a fine of from SIS to 500. In
issuing a warrant from justice court
there was an error, as the justice
courts in this city have no jurisdiction
in criminal matters only as to examin-
tons. In consequence Christensen
was discharged by Justice Graham at
2 O'Clock this afternoon and he was re-
arrested on the same charge on a war
rant issued from the municipal court
which has sole Observation-Disclosures
News
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A Eafa nf Fun.

The four days of the third annual
Milwaukee Carnival, June % to %,
will close with Carnival Day-the day
that year ago afforded SO much
amusement and proved pronounced
success in spite of the fact that it was,
up to that time, an untried experiment.
There will be the same funny parade
and the fro1ics of the corso following
them, but with the assurance that
there will be no displays of rowdyism
as the limits of the corso will De strict-
1y defined and policed SO that only
innocent fun may be INDUCED in. The
festivities of the day and the week will
close with a grand costume ball at the
Exposition in the evening.
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HAD A VEIN CUT,
Engineer Harry Moore Meets With Peculiar
Accident in Northwestern Yards.

Harry Moore, an engineer on the
Northwestern road, met with a peculiar
accident IN the yards of the company
in this city. Thursday evening. He
was working his engine when some
thing got out of order and in his eff
forts to make the repairs needed he
slipped and his foot went through the
window of the cab. The broken glass
cut through his shoe and severed a
vein. He suffered considerable from
loss of blood and his fellow workmen
took him to the home of E. ]. Moore,
who is his uncle, where DR.. Farr was
called to attend him. The injury is
not considered a serious one, but it will
lay the engineer up for some time. He
was sent to his home in Milwaukee
this morning.