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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-08-17
$500
County Roads.

Paid Corporation of Taneytown
collected in Incorporated limits. 246.3
collected in Incorporated limits. 100. 80
Paid Corporation of Westminster
collected in Incorporated limits. 10000
Paid Corporation of Hampstead J
collected in incorporated limits. 1892
Paid Corporation of New Windsor J
collected in incorporated limits. 104.61
Paid Corporation of Union Bridge J
collected in Incorporated limits. 224. 49
Paid Corporation of Mt. Airy ! col
lected in Incorporated limts...... 104.93
Comnensation Allowed Road Com
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InQuests.

Inquest over the body of an unknown
man, A. j. Houck, eoroner........... $2765
Inquest over the body of Frank Smith,
Lewis Dielman, coroner.............. 500
Inquest over the body of Edw. Il.
Oursler, J. P. Baltozer, coroner.... 1000
Inquest over the body of Cambel
Harrison, Wm. Moore, coroner....... 100
Inquest over the body of Albert Smith,
Frank L. Lewis, coroner............... $50
sos. Is
Edward o. Weant, States Attorney.
Miscellaneous cases, trial fees and
cases before magistrates from
Jan. 4, 1900, to Jan. 4, 190l...... $2,452. &c
Interest Accounts.
Interest on County Certificates. 5 1915
Interest on Carroll County Repair
Bonds. 10000
Interest on Public School Bonds. $4,000
~ 600
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Court Stenographel
Large Bridges.

Large Bridges.
John E. Gather, bridge between
Howard and Carroll. .........-.... HOO
Thos. j. Otto, bridge between Fred
erick and Carroll. ................... 4.04
John H. CARRIER, joint bridge be-
tween Frederick and CARROLL. $500
G. H. Haines, joint bridge.......... 40.s0
Geo. Weant, bridge, District No. 1850
Western Md. R. r. Co. use derrick
Myers Mill bridge. .............. 5.25
York Bridge Co., steel bridge
Myers Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Oliver B. Birely, quarrying stone,
&C., Myers Mill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
bic Pipe Greek. 1920
VIM. Fl. Rodkey. painting bridge. 11.25
VIM. Fl. Rodkey, repairing bridge
Double Pipe Creek ..........-..... 2.25
VIM. T. Smith, work joint bridge,
Frederick and Carroll. ............ 1858
E. D. Grimes, cement Cassell's Mill
bridge. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l4Zo
A. M. Kelbach, lumber, bridge
Double Pipe Creek. 1904
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Locating New County Roads.

Expenses in the Petition of Garman
road ....... $36. o.
Expenses in the Petition of Bale road. 10
Theo Yeser, Surveying Bish's Mill
road........................................ 40
Theo. Yeiser, Surveying Bail road. 7.O
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-23
Stops the Cough

And works off the cold. Laxative Bromo
Quinine Tablets cold in one day. No
Cure. No Pay. Price IS cents.
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of Cheer
to Friends of
Toll.

cause these officers Of the law have told me
that these people who have already come TO
our shores are poisoning our civilization at
the very cradle almost. And that is why IL
Will chill you first and when the chill Is over
you will have the hot fires Of Indignation. as
hot as hell to burn these destroyers of our
cradles and to blast them forever from the
land. 1 will hand these evidences-I won't give
them to you'll will keep them for the commit
tee to read. and then If the committee want to
md out whether these statements true
not they refer to the officers of this con-
ventiOn for confirmation. And that is why I
want you to keep this convention alive. to
bolster us 10 in our facts.
Now l say go home as members Of this con-
vention and keep it alive with the executive
committee acting enthusiastically and hope
fully; go home to your papers and set them
alive, and If necessary let the people of the
East. the commercial and the devout
woman in the East. who want to convert the
world understand that at present and until
the passage Of the exclusion act by Congress
the Californians and the Pacific Coast. man,
woman and child. knows nothing in the world
but the absolute necessity of passing the Geary
exclusion act. with all these splendid amend
ments that have been suggested. Great ap-
plauSe)
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are frequently committed. In thirty years 1e4o
Chinese felons have served time During the
Chinatown. 1t breeds murder, crime, Hcen-
tiousness, slavery.
filthy streets. Plant corn where vice grows.
Let fountains splash where the opium fumes
fill the air. Open it as playground for the
health and happiness and air the most pow
erful argument against unrestricted Chinese
Chinese immigration feeds the already active
wickedness of our. country through at least
four well-known vices. They are prostitution,
gambling, opium smoking and murder.
In conclusion. what shall we DO about II !?
We are here to memorabilia ConEress. Shail
for modified restriction measure?
We are united here in the West in believing
people of California are not In the temper to
take ary chances. We cannot open the dam
We stand for American labor. which must
be protected. We cannot offer up American
labor the altar of International commerce.
which is not threatened in any event. Labor
must be protected and the moral life of the
Is Rueii national n moral an economic necessity
We must recognize and acknowledge the
make a Recommendation in accordance with
international treaty procedure in terms humil-
iating neither to China nor injurious to
Since the Geary bill was passed new posi-
ton among the powers has been taken by our
nation. We have been fighting battles for
humanity. Let us act in accordance with the
spirit of these wars and in harmony with the
spirit which actuated them.
The world is watching Let US act with
deliberation-not as partisans, but as broad
minded patriots. The class of coolies which
make uD the rank and file of the California
population who come without wives or wealth.
who interfere with American workingmen on
the hand and affect public morals the
other, should have the door of the nation closed
tight against them and locked with Geary
key.
If there is any doubt as to the working of
law with a qualification, let us give the pres
emit exclusion law the benefit Of the doubt.
That the men of brains and culture in China
the craftsmanship recognized by General Grant
in Ii Hung Chang, whom he considered ono
of the three greatest statesmen Of the world.
that the men who have adopted European or
American ideas and who the moral lead
OF their race-students. teachers. merchants
that these should be recognized and respected
by our declaration to Congress and by the law
Congress may enact is to say the least con-
sistent with the higher spirit Of the American
people and just to the higher life of China.
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DUTY OF EVERY CITIZEN.

II REGARD citizen to
discharge
n
and that
to
of by
our o faceth
lena to and dam
here
of a Ameri-
the
a
be
from by a. snyd LosAn
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CONGRESSMAN WOODS IN
SYMPATHY WITH MOVEMENT
He Assures Convention That the Calf
fornia Delegation Will Make a
Strong Fight.
Strong Fight.

Congr FRESHMAN S. d. Woods made a
forceful address, which put his audience
in very good huraor. He said
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Conven-
toni have not come before you for the pur-
pose of making a speech. I came to this con-
vention as a delegate. 1 came for the purpose
of absorbing some of your spirit, so that II In
Congress the fight became serious and became
weary I might be inspired by the memory OF
the thought ana nope ana aesiom o. TINS :. great T
fornia. "a voice. "And good one too.')
Over fifty years ago my mother, carrying
me in her arms landed at the corner of Jack
son and Montgomery streets from boat, and
l have seen this city and this State grow from
my early childhood. I have for California a
great love- and that great love makes me loyal
to her in this. the hour of her exigency. Gap
plause) :.
have fight in Congress. I have been to Con-
gress and was there two months and, knowing
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Continued on Page Three.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-23
PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA
UNITED IN THE WORK
Mayor Snyder of Los Angeles Prom
ises Support Of the Southern
Reside nts


Mayor Snyder of Los Angeles was the
next speaker to address the convention.
He was given close attention throughout.
He said:
Mr. Chairman and Members Of this Conven-
ton: This is the most impressive body have
ever had the pleasure of addressing 1t is i'm
pressive in that here are the representative cit
liens from all parts OF the great State of Cali
fornia You have left your homes. you have
left your families. you have left your business.
and at your own expense you have come here.
and all of one mind. This convention Is
Republicans. find the capitalist and the Ia
borer. md the representative OF the pulpit.
here; and all Of one mind. in favor OF
Chinese exclusion. for country. home and civili-
cation. (Applause.)
I regard it as the sacred duty Of every Amer
lean citizen to discharge faithfully his political
of whose soil has been consecrated to the cause
of liberty by the precious blood of a heroic peo-
~ a. 4bf +b dytt, f Srten4I S,, 10 81
lists shall not defle public sentiment, and that
the American people do not consent to lesisia-
ton by the national Congress that will permit
the contamination of soil BY an influx OF
hordes of the lowest type of humanity. 1 say
that 1t is our duty as American citizens to fear
lessIy face this great problem and to stamp out
once and for all time this threatened danger OF
We are assembled here to contributes to the
preservation and elevation of a clear American
Sentiment that will bring the blush of shame TO
the faces Of ali who advocate the opening Of our
doors to a flood of creatures who believe in no
government unless il be despotism who have
no obligations to the Government under which
they live other than that inspired by fear
shall speak plainly The Chinese is a pagan,
devoted to the worship of idols. despsfng Chris
tianity and hating our civilized institutions
disregaTding our social system, sneerfnx at our
patriotism and doing his utmost to demoralize
our people. Against him our gates should for
ever be kept closed (Applause) / am one OF
those who think that the ability Of our people
to assimilate alien races is about exhausted.
and that the invitation to the people OF every
chime 70 join with US aud to participate IN this
great government Of and for and by the people
should be withdrawn. We are in a position to
say that only the best Of foreign lands
snail be allowed to enter and become Ameri-
can citizens. And we must say in thunderous
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-23
CHINATOWN AS A r1USEUrl.

HINATOWN furnishes
Immigration and
prostitution
is itions md
hav with spade and flame,
a o.
but
IN of hea
n is a of
ndother is a o. than the
in
to A
Observation-Disclosures
by RAIDER MT
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Piles Cured without the knit.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding r;lss
No Cure, No Pay. All druggists are author
ICED by the manufacturers OF Pazo Ointment
to refund money where 1t fails to cure any
Cures ordinary cases in six days; the worst
cases in fourteen days. One application gives
ease and rest Relieves itching instantly This
is new discovery, and is the only pile rem
edy sold on positive guarantee, no cure no
pay. free sample will be sent by mail 10
any one sending their name and address
Price Zoe. II your druggist don't keep II in
stock send 50c In stamps and we will forward
full size box by mail. Manufactured bv
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. ST. Louis, Mo. who
also manufacturing the celebrated cold cure.
Laxative Bronco Canine Tablets
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-23
EFFECT OF IMMIGRATION
UPON THE PUBLIC MORALS
Rev. William RAIDER Entertainingly
Discusses the Absorbing
Chinese Problem

Rev. William RAIDER, pastor of the Third
Congregational Church, was the next
speaker. He dwelt uron the effects of
Chinese immigration on public morals.
The address was witty and forceful. 1t
follows:
1t may appear to our fellow citizens in the
East that the people Of California are violat-
ing their sacred faith in the brotherhood of
man by resisting the immigration Of Chinese
Standing as the nation has so many years
for the brotherhood of man, inviting the
alien races of the earth to seek shelter and
refuge under our flag. it may be asked If we
in the West turning the hands back on
the face Of our national policy and repudiat-
ing the Burlinghame treaty of 1863 confessing
that we are not equal to the task of chris
thanking the races of the world.
We are not opposing immigration because we
do not like the Chinese. Indeed, many of us
a
Stops the Cough
And works off the cold. Laxative Bromo
Quinine Tablets cold in one day. No
Grrrn Daxr T1-f.- 0r
The sun., 1901-02-17
ALLEGED WIRE THIEF CAUGHT.
Said to Ne Leader Of q Cans That Has Stolen
$4,000 orth.

man who gave the name Of D anisl Smith
20 yeors old and who said that he lived in
New York. va. before Recorder stanton OF
Hobokon yesterday. charged with stealing
copper wire from the North Hudson County
Railroad He was arrested az the point OF a
r.vo,ver IN Fort lee woods on Friday by
Charles Roth, foreman OF the company
During the last two wears the company has
lost S.uuH worth OF wire Its officials got
Information to the effect that the thieves
were organized with Smith as their leader
On Thur ,day night $40 feet of wire were stolen
woods Roth watched the spot and after
a wait " i've hours smith appeared. He was
about to load the vITo into wagon when
Roth arrested him when the Recorder
asked Smith his address In New \ ork he
said Il WIS :. Fast fourteenth street. That
II tho address OF keiths Theatre. When
smith wn- told this lie said la had made II
ul-tlke. that lie should have sad - Hubsrs
mn scum is al that address
The sun., 1901-02-17
rnAssrosr,rroS oy srrrrr rory
sta.ooo ". Paid 10 On. r,pr.- ,,-,p.ny
for Transporting ~, Own sittsr

wsHINpToN F-b "a IN 'h- House 20 day
she qundry Civil Appropriate biI vs, tatsn
~ and Mr HI Fap conn moved % st-ik =
OFT the rsrNz-1ph aprropriatlrg ''''. .INn for
the transportation from tho Treasury and
sIbtr.asuries - silver coin IN I4autIt. -
whsn requested lie said that under ths .v
the Dsle .atn from Hawai- could deposit hi,
salary at the Treasury and have the same
amount Ia silver sh.ppNd - Hawaii II the
expense o. the Goyerumeut at ooat {
so Per N.Q0O ono eIpress company had
compelled the Cnitsd states - pay iiOOoo
In one year for tbs tram loTf6 ION of slvsr
coin belonging N 'le COMPANY
After an extended dlscu.sion Mr, Hlps
motion vas defeated. o. to 90
Pending ruling on a point ~ order assinst
an amendment epproyrietns 80. 900 ior food
FOR the natives OF Alaska. the u,, was laid
ride end eulo gies on the lete Ksprsaen tative
y. Honscsrr o' Delaware wefs dcilyered
by hessrs Lacey OF Iowa. Brosius % P-an-
syivania, Butler OF Pennsylvanis Hamilton
O Michigan. G2pron ol Rhode Island. I'm ot
Conn Esctiout Gibson o. Tennessee Norton Of
Ohio. Crimpacker Of Indiana and Meirs ~
Indiana "A furthT mark ~ respect the
House ad' ourned
The sun., 1901-02-17
rRsrARISo ron INAUGURATION.
weskn~. Engaged n conssru~eiAs shs or.nd
Court Of Honor.

wAsHS oros. Feb. 10 1T II app aren't from
,h. operations OF workmen who we're busy
n and around the grounds OF the White II ouse
'-tay that the Inauguration OF Prehden
Kriey for his second term viii he con-
G.eted on q srander scale. from spectacular
goln: Of view. than any Inauguration thsthas
.r.c.ted &, The Court OF Honor. which Will
occupy Pennsylvania avenue between jack
.)A p!aos aad Executive avenue. with branches
'oy.-ns the semi-circle drive from the
srsHue 10 me north or tho main portco Of
,Ae Executive Mansion, Is eIl ected to bs
n more yTetentious proportions and beauty
IA even the court TIA ? was tuilt on tho
occasion - Admiral hewsy's welcome home
Ihs drive 10 tho White House was lined
to-day With 'he partially constructed com
loC"9's ~ his grand Court % Honor. and
"a work 0i srsctiny it viii begin IN a day or
two J. q. being constructed by skilled labor
-'s AID Is dp - Nleusiyp ahIlg
l.a steam sHr-mll located ct The eigs
r. O." White House grounds In Executive
ave- ." is uverCrowded with work. and the
.- -es0uuds from the Executive Mansion
. '' capitol With hammer and saw, where
ne court OF Honor and The numerous grand
s'ar!, t1r spectators are In course Of con-
-. .'.U
".l III the lavish expenditure Of money
'r '.- Court NJ Honor, Il Ia ssld n at there
,t.'N NyrIto h~tweca IN c. fol and the
".'" G'.so on tho yeu'ng ~ March 4 and
'.- s . d'slIrCin'Teu' n many persons
' ..'rr'lv CD.n-rd electric list -, however
F.. .t.,a'u4'a the Court OF Honor until a late
. .r uH The evening Oi iHauguru ton day.
The sun., 1901-02-17

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Senate Comnfttes Inorvases Salaries a.d ors-
sses Now Cons sulates

WAsHISoTor. Fob io-Ths Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill! as reported
to tho 5onaee BY tho Committee on Appropri.-
lions carries a total NJ 81 $50 rs or 81. $40
more than the amour: fN.d by tho House
The cuminitte- recommended items OF $40 ono
for purchasing ground and buildings sdj AGENT
70 tho legation a. PeRin and s.. 90 Tor tho
salaries Of fv- studcnt interpreters a. pekin
Anon the Increases IN salary are thee. MIN
.sters to Bolivia ana Persia, from 5000 u
S. %: u Ois,ss. Par aid Gor en- 20 VI rqles
from 1900 ~ : 800, A. AsuncIon. Copen sGen
8 n6G Sew consulate, Are cres,ei AZ 81
Christopher and - Iietre: the consuls At
M4r~ei!les and Co5urc are 'a'sed 70 con-
suint~a general and sccru'a aries o' legation TO
Belgium, the Netherlands and Roumanis are
created
The sun., 1901-02-17

w., n. ,.,,l,,ux ..,A n, . . .,h., cam .dx
hcan oe u,h'uy '''o % no o.n'.
IN she W'r'n "ha' so '''"n 's'o o' f'"'
oeisry compound 'na' III no .hse instance
mas " faHeu 10 oeHsH'' anu osnsn' p'r'ns
hehuy ana mere 'he po'n' 'nA' no 'u"e'''
shoun Iose esh' Oh
The whols stock In trade OF the ordinary.
plausible-soundins but wholly irresponsible
remedies Is 20 bring about the APPEARANCE
Of health 20 cover MP symptoms. and TO stavs
OF breakiovu'. making The permanent cure
all The more difficult
Other remedies. because they can effect
The sun., 1901-02-17
MSS NAE SMITH UyABIE 10 APPkAR
Her Charge That Henry c. sucknoy Gave Her
DruFged Cough Drops.

INV HhvE|. Conn Feb IA Miss Mae
smith. aged Il years daughter OF l. Smith,
publisher Of the Westvi.le Rerdld was not
able 70 appear In tho police court In this city
to-day to press her charge OF assault against
Henry {. Stickney. aged p years Both are
Well known \ week ago, according 10 the
story told 20 her father hy the girl StlCkney
took her -l"irh riding and during he trip gave
urr cough candy which sh" SAID was dr,ICIrd
Then h' took u'r to Il hot. and ~ the morning
-" mana :"d % "SCap" from the room. going
al one, 10 her father with a tale Of assault.
Sticku"y denies evcrvthln lie says that
~" young woman indGlcci ireelytn whiSkey.
and thai h took NJ ADVANTAGE oi her ] h"
glrls father believes that his daughter Wu-
the victim ot a plot and II was said Tonight
That other arrests are 70 he made, one Of
al,e.1tons. furnished Chloral which was
,ivru 10 Miss Smith
The sun., 1901-02-17

to be withheld from the public. Mrs Rouss's
honest opinion Of this sr.s. remedy cannot
bs nistsksnn By any ons who reads her lstesr.
Green bay. wls-.
March L isoA
Wells Richardson h Co,
Den entlsmsn:-For the past TN ysars ] Asvv
been troubled With neuralgia Of the stomach
and di1Hinses In the head I hsvs doceorsd
with many doctors. but found no relied until
q friend o. mine recon nendsd 10 me your
Paines celery compound. and I found 1t q
great cure for my sickness.
Youn vary truly.
Mrs Geo 2. Rouse
Public opinion IN the large cities through
the country shows the reliance that hard
worked oftsn overworksd. msn and women
have come 10 place upon Pains's oslsry com
pound
NOTHING demorahIes chs heath sooner
or u ore completely than srvu the oooasional
loss Of sleep. Pains's oslery compound eets
the brain sut Of this danssrou habit Of sisep-
less ness ftfeeds the nervous tissues all over
the body. and does not lss ne nutrition OF
these delica b pArts est low enough 10 permit
Of insomnia One Of the earliest evtdsnoss
OF ths nna success Of this great nerve and
brain In VI sorstor In curing neural gia. debility.
rheurna tisn. hsadachss and indigestion due
TO insufficient nerve foros, b the joyous feei-
Ing Of returning siren stA Of mind and body.
chserfulnsss and well being that tAkss the
place Of the eld, tired lanTad. morbid.
II yon are PLAYED out' 10 - Q furusbis
street phrase. oan't disesA can siesp oGnS
work. and have lost coaIfss 4 y ySnl 9sryovs
celery compound and see hoy soon you givs
up broodnR over your health and kov Se0n
you Srsss you sS:r had NJ sSSiS
remedies must not prevent one from hkln6
tire rsmedy thatis alwayy guccsseful Pa1ns's
thousands OF homss
The sun., 1901-02-17
ISDUSTRIAL ARBITRA1I0N.
nsmbeIs Of the Joint Committee Avn orfs>d
BY ths National CIVIC Federation.

CHICAGO. Feb. ia. @. Bartlett, chairman
Of the National joint Committee on ArbiIs-
uon and Cancellation In Industrial Affairs.
announced to-day the members of tho full
committee authorized by the conference held
In this city recently under the auspices Of
tho National Civic Federation Acoor din 8
70 the resolution the committee was TO IT,
Clude the twelve member OF the nrst oou-
mittee, which had charge OF al the work Of
compiling etatistios and Other matter brought
ont at the conference. aud Mr., Bartlett Is
therefore eI-onfco chairman OF the joint
committee.
In the make up Of the committee the three
-lements that made up the recent conference
have representauon. Representatives Of
labor ss we'll as capital have places. and the
general public, which u Affected by lndustrlA
disturbances but IA not hrst part 70 them.
IA represented. Among the tventy-seven
mem 6ers OF the committee are Gar dinsl
Gibbons. Chaunoey NJ nepsv. Seth Low.
Potter OF New York William Il Sayvard
Boston, and 5. r. Callawav. New YORK.. Ac-
orptanoss have been received from all OF the
members.