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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-05-24
Cloudburst in Northwest.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 18.-A cloudburst
occurred here last night Two inches of rain
fell in an hour causing washouts on the Hi
nois Central between Dubuque aud Waterloo.
Several miles of track on the Great Western
between Dubuque and Oelwein were washed
out, and no trains can come in until tomorrow.
SPARTA, WIS.,, May 18.-A cloudburst &C.
Cured in this section last night, doing great
damage to farmers and railroad companies.
Three long bridges on the Culcago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul road, near Oakdale, were
carried away and the track washed out in sew
eral places. Many hogs and sheep were
drowned and much damage done to crops,
highways and bridges. Numerous outbuild
ings were carried away and lightning caused
considerable damage.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 18.--The Chicago
Great Western Railway was a severe sufferer
from a cloudburst last night on both the hes
Moines and the Chicago divisions. More
than $50 feet of track and grading were de-
stroyed at Fairbanks, seven miles this side of
Oelwein, and about 200 feet were carried away
east of Oelwein, on the Chicago division.
The storm did immense damage to crops, a
strip mile wide and % miles long being al
most denuded of vegetation.
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Near Racine, Wisconsin, last Sunday, 1872
thoroughbred horses were killed by the burn
ing of the stables of the Andrew Uchlein Stock
Farm. The fire was caused by lightning
Rev. o. R. Miller, of Washington, D. c.,
field agent of the National Reform Bureau,
says Clarksburg, West Virginia, is the worst
and the most immoral town he has yet visited.
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Mrs. Vanderton, understand this I'm
going to take share, and
But this time / caused him to break off
suddenly. At the sound of Ryland's re-
appearance / had given the signal to my
men. and at their head, had entered the
room with my revolver leveled.
"Hands up, both of you r called.
And, startled into silence, they obeyed.
ssSmith, put the irons on them. That's
right. Now, Mrs Vanderton, kindly
give me that fox necklet you are wearing.
You still have it on from force of habit, |
suppose Thanks. Now, Smith, take
your knife and rip it open.
Mrs. Vanderton gave shrek and
promptly tainted away. But Smith did
not hesitate, and the next moment 10
beautiful stones were Withdrawn from the
wadding lining, for within the skin had
they been cunningly concealed, the thick
ness Of the fur preventing their positions
being noticed.
ssYou can take the two men away with
you, also Mrs. Vanderton. She is coming
around. Olfc ucT uUiC VI INC "oeCi,
mademoiselle Now, will you accompany
your friends, please p
Without word she stood up, and with
firm step marched from the room. | was
left alone with Lucille.
''Do you know why | have not arrested
you also? p | asked.
She was utterly bewildered by the turn
events had taken, but managed to STAN
mer out a negative answer.
81 overheard your conversation with
Heyley two nights ago on the deck of the
PhiIistine," / went on, "and respect
your endeavor to lead an honest life
Now, if you care to come home with me,
my wife shall look after you until such
time as you are able to obtain another sit
uation. Mrs. Vanderton will not require
a companion for the immediate future, |
believe. What do you say, Lucille Can
you trust me p
And she thanked me, with tears in her
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SALT.

Fine for dairy and household purposes.
Coarse or Ground Alum for the farm.
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S. MYERS, D. D. $. j. E. MYERS, D. D. s
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r WISH TO ANNOUNCE
NOR RENT CHEAP.

Office rooms in City Hotel. Inquire or a
dress
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+ week days only.
Sunday Trains.

On Sunday trains will leave Hillen Station at s.s5
a. m and 235 p. m. Westminster Ills a. m. 416 p.
m arriving at Union Bridge at II. 45 a. m. and 4.50
m, Westminster 720 a. m. and 4.34 p. m, arriving
at Hillen Station at e07 a. m and els p. m.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania 4. r. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile at S3S, 9.35 and 1910 m and 5.32 and $50
D. m. Trains for Taneytown Littlestown and
Columbia leave Bruceyille 947 a. m. and 3.45 p. m.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily except Sunday, at 7.2o a. m. and
1872 D. m Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, except
Sunday, at 1912 a. m.
Passengers for and from Cherry Run. Williams
port, P. Y and intermediate points, from and for
stations east of Hagerstown, change at Hagerstown
Orders for baggage calls can be left at Ticket
Office No. 2l5 East Baltimore street, Baltimore.
]. NJ. HOOD, General Manager.
oet5 b. II. GRIswoLD. Genl. Passenger Agent
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAIL-
w ROAD.
Ia
CONNECTING WITH

CONNECTING WITH
P. R. R. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg;
Norfolk & Western z. Z. at Hagerstown;
B. & o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. r. R. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. w. & B., N. G. and B. 4 P.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Schedule an effect September 29, 1901.
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The Meaning of s"Transpire."
For the Democratic Adxoes

For the Democratic Advocate.
ssTranspire' seems to mean SO many
things that should be glad to be told
what it really does mean.
s'Transpize' does not mean to occur, to
take place, to happen, to come to pass, or
to elapse (of time), though it is used in
all these senses, it means to escape from
secrecy to notice, to leak out. It is in
correct to say, sswhat TRANSFERRED at the
meeting has just leaked out; it is correct
to say, "What took place at the meeting
has just TRANSFERRED r. f. Y.
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MO. 1897 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John T. Orendorff, Trustee, VS.. Josephus
Orendorff
Ordered this 10th day of May, A. D.,
1902, 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 End day of June, next;
provided copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
may17 2t JAS. 81. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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For seventy years the Mccormick Co. has
been pre-eminent in manufacturing Harvest,
ing Machinery, and for the season OF 1907
presents the unequaled line comprising the
best Binder, the best Mower, the best Hay
Rake, the best Corn Binder, the best Hnsker
and Shredder and the best Tool and Sickle
Grinder. For sale by
THE w. H. DAVIS IMPLEMENT CO.,
Cor Main and John ST., Westminster, Md.
pd-A full line of Farm Implements. apl2
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National Emblems.

By Jenkin JONES' of Virginia
France has the lily,
England has the rose;
Everybody knows
Where the shamrock grows;
Scotland has the thistle that grows upon
the hill,
But the emblem of America is the one
dollar BILL
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THE MAN WHO BUYS

the MCCORMICK BINDER has the satisfac-
ton of owning the binder that gives him full
est value for his money.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08
Walk ON VELVET.

In a pair of DR.. Reeds Cushion Shoes.
Retail fitting room. N 4th St, Kasota
Block.
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FOREIGN FLASHES

Naples-Largc volumes of fame are issuing
from the crater of Mount Vesuvius
Paris-Ellen Beach Yaw has been singing into
photograph for the Shah of Persia
Kingston, Jamaica-A serious riot occurred at
Brldgetown' Barbados, due to the epidemic of
smallpox. Va
Pau Department of Bases Pyrenees, France
a strong earthquake shock lasting six sec
onos' was felt here at $3.50 this morning.
Panama. Colombia-The government general.
Morales Berti. who has been besieged by the
insurgent forces under General Herrera at Aeua
Dulce, has been defeated.
V1enna-Perc1val Pollard. an American play
der by young Austrian whose sister had com.
planned to him that an unknown American an
noyed her. The wound was not serious Pol
lard proved to be not the offender
London--Sir Frederick Augustus Abel an hon.
orary secretary and director of the Imperial In.
stitute, and former president of the British ns
ISOLATION, the Iron and Steel Institute. the
Chemical society. the Institute of Chemistry and
other scientific bodies, is dead. He was tborl
in 1926.
London-Owing to constant heavy rains in the
last six weeks the harvest In Great Britain will
be the worst since 1872. The wheat corn ho,
and fruit crops In the southern, middle, west
ern and northern sections are almost total fail
ures and the farmers are facing extremely gloo
my prospects.
Iondon--King Edward rode in an automobile
to Dornock. Scotland, and visited Andrew Car
invited to Dunrohin castle. to meet King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra. The party con
sisted Of United States Ambassador Choate an(
Mrs. Choat and others.
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E. W. Gro

E, W, GroVe.
This name must appear every box of the
genuine Laxative Bromo, Quinine Tablets. the
remedy that cures q cold in one day. Is cents
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SYNOPSIS.
Eagle de Ferrler, a little girl fugitive from
the Reign of Terror in France, finds boy. 0
years old, In st. Barthololnew's church. London
who appears to be well-nigh mbecile. She de-
tends him from the taunts of English boys and
girls. Her father and cousin, Philippe. French
refugees, think they discover in the boy like
nesses to the Dauphin. supposed to have been
murdered in the prison. Bellenger. French
refusing any explanation. Nine years later
the boy comes to himself in a richly furnished
bed, seeing woman. with babe in her arms,
looking at him. aud discovers that he is in the
house Of lie Ray de Chaumont, near Lake George.
He remembers posing upon naked rock. ready
to dive into the lake, and that his mother, or the
iroquois tribe was cooking over the fire IN the
interior of the lodge. How he. supposedly an
Indian. came to be In the white mans bed, he
soon learned. 1t appears from the conversation
of those about him that In diving he had struck
his head rock bottom of the lake, and was
brought in insensible for treatment. His father
Chief Thomas Williams, of the Iroquois. came
in and demanded him, but was refused. DR..
Chantry is overheard proposing to bleed him
again. when he leaped out Of bed and through
the door. and. running out on the lawn, hnds
the woman with the babe reading missal. Inc
book he recognized having belonged to his
mother in some previous existence, he could not
tell when.
skenedonk. an Oneida friend, and DR.. Chantry
find him, and while the woman with the babe,
Eagle de Terrier. and Count de Chaumont discuss
his identity, she contending that he is the miss
Ing dauphiu and lie that he is the son OF Chief
Williams, the Indian boy is returned to his
fathers wigwan. In the night he goes out
alone, tears the hot bandages from his head and
lays his head in the cool brook. While enjoy
Ing the sensation OF cooling water he hears a
womans cry in the woods. He discovers tina t
1t Is Annabel de Chaumont. and her escort,
who have been lost in bear pen. He pilots
them to a house by occupied by George
Croghan.
Croghan's house temporarily shelters the Orig
and Tank families. moving westward. La
zarre's bleeding head attracts their attention;
They discover he is white--nOt an lndan-aud
presently he Overhears them discussing that he Is
the boy whom they saw on shipboard: he
makes another unsuccessful attempt to find out
whom he is supposed to be- He pilots Annabel
de Chaumont and her companion home and re-
turns to his fathers lodge unobseryed, where he
overhears conversation to the effect that money
Is sent every year for his benefit from Europe,
and that he ought TO be educated He enters
and asks his supposed Indian mother who he
Is, but neither she any else will tell
him. He Is offered permission to live In De
ChaumOnts house and be educated, and ac-
cepts.
LaZarre Is assigned a room at De Chaumont s
house. from which there is tunnel running to
the lake. His mothers missal Is among the
books given to him. He begins his studies with
Doctor Chantry. At ball q little later at De
Chaumont's he meets and converses with Prince
Jerome Bonapartc
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things. and as I saw them to be true, as
matter of duty and conscience and for the in
formation of Governor Taft and the secretary of
I considered the report to be in the nature
of confidential communication" r.s#
Chicago-Funeral services for William Craig
the secret service man who was killed, were held
here yesterday in the chapel of Boylston Bros ;
undertaking rooms. President Roosevelt sent a
large floral design. .-,,>&
Wilkesbarre-In order to brighten back a crowd
which was following them, two coal guards fired,
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Through. Cars to California

The Omaha, road has already started
through tourist car service via Union Pa
cific and Ogden, leaving twin cities every
Tuesday morning and commencing the
goth inst. through tourist car will also be
run in connection with Santa Fe via Kan
sas City and Albuquerque to Los Angeles,
leaving twin cities every Saturday morn
ing. Get information at city ticket office,
Pillsbury building, 600 Nicollet avenue,
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with 1o-cent file. and seven Of them escaped.
The 'steel'' bars were wrought iron.
Observation-Disclosures into the methods Of a
number of undertakers in Chicago has prompted
health department officials to believe they have
unearthed wholesale traftcking in human bod
ies., au =. E5- -. -. II
Cleveland. Ohio-Rev. c. F. Zimmerman. edf-
tor of the German Evangelical Magazine, Sunday
school papers, leaflets, ETC.. and for twenty years
presiding elder Of the Wisconsin conference, is
dead. r
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and Mrs. John Grambowski was wounded. Hiram
Fisher, aged 60. Of the guards, was cap
tured by the crowd and badly beaten.
+ San Antonio, Texas-Thirty dead is the report
from Mapimi, Mex, the result of poisoning Of
the water supply by a natural spring Of arsenic.
Detroit, Mich-Dexter M. Ferry of this city,
president of the Ferry Seed company will be
q candidate for the senate to succeed the late
Senator Mcmillan.
Fort Scott, Kan-The new Bourbon county
jail, Just completed, was opened by the prisoners
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TOLD IN A LINE

New York-The bodies of Mr. and Mrs Charles
l.. Fair arrived here yesterday on the st. Louis,
Washington.-The government will prepare ar
extensive Philippine exhibit for the St. Louis
exposition.
Block Island, N. 1.-THE mimic war over, the
North Atlantic squadron has separated to go tt
various stations.
Niagara Falls-Charles Alexander Percy made
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

his promised trip through the whirlpool rapids
yesterday afternoon. s-s
Dulow, w. Va.-Rev. Morris Wilson, who muir
dered his wife, is yet at large. He became
crazed from constant Bible reading. II
Newport. r. I.-General A. Williamson of New
York died at Jamestown r. 1. He was commits
sioner of public lands under President Grant. !
San Francisco-Major Cornelius Gardener who
reported that the 'water cure was used by
American soldiers in the. Philippines, has arrived
here. He says: II made my report as I saw
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Our electric canopy (the only one in
MInneapoits) makes 1t possible to Sc
lect an evening dress or to match
silks In day time with the exact
knowledge Of the appearance of the
coIors under artificial Iqk1t.
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| !. o. O. r. Excursion to Des MoInes, Iowa
| Sent fo0o

$4,000 for the round trip. Special train
on Sunday, Sept. IA, via Chicago Great
Western Railway leaves Minneapolis 1920
p. M, St. Paul 9 p. M; arriving at Des
Moines a. m. Department comman-
der and staff and grand lodge officers will
apply to l.. G.. Rains, agent corner Fifth
and Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis MINI.
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-11-22
Ordinance No. 2O8.

An ordinance establishing Local Improve.
mcnt District No. &. 1902 ncudiu" the follow
ny described property: commencing at Il point
eighty (sO) rect north of the north east corner
of block two ca in the town now CITY Of ElicnS-
burg. running thence north three CD chains and
clghty-fivc go links On the west side of Pearl
street and from the place of beginning west TWO
If seventh street all in the town now city of FL
.cnshurg providing for constructing u sidewalk
abuttlug thereon ana assessing the cost thereof
against said property.
The City Council of the city Of Ellcn>burg
washington, 40 urdain as follows:
SECTION |. All of the following Described
property situate IN the City of EilcnNburg to- ii
commencing at Il point eighty (SO) feet nGrth OF
the northeast corner OF block two t1D in the
town now CITY of EllcnSburg. running thence
north three CD chains and eightN-vc ts3) links.
ON the west side OF Pearl street and from the
place of beginning west two 90 chains ana eight
- links on the north side of seventh street all
in the town now city of EllCLsburn. nbutt ing on
Pearl and seventh streets is hereby constituted
a Local improvement District to Toe known as
Local Improvement District No. &. lgu2
SEcrIon II All that part of said Pearl and
Seventh streets, abuttlng on.thc property afplc-
: ild shall he improved by constructing and lay
Ing sidewalk feet wide. of fir or pine plank
KS surfaced on the upper side and securely
spiked to Fir strngcr> 3X6 or lNl. / in number
with iOd nails.
SECTION Ill The cost ANA expense Of con
Structng and laying said sidewalk shall be tax
hraccd i'll said Improvement District No. c.
1yp2 as follows: per linear foot. is cents
Passed the council Nov. 11lh lgU2
Approved Nov Eth. 1902.
Attest j. II. SMrrusON NIavor
GEORGE sAYAEs, City Clerk
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Summons.

In tn" superior Court of kiltita> County.
State of Washington.
Levi W. Holmes, plaintiff, " Mice NJ.
Holmes. defendant.
The State of Washington. to the said Alice
VI. Holmes. defendant.
You IN" hereby sun mOu"d to appear within
sixty days after the date of the first publication
of this summons to-wit: " thin sixty day~Hft'
the END day of November. Nd. 1870! and defend
tn" above entitled action in the above entitled
court. and answer tn" complaint of the pluiutiU
and serve copy of your answer upon the under
signed attorney for plaiutim at his olic" below
stated. and in case Of your failure So to do.
judgment will be- rcndrcd against You according
To the demand OF the complaint. which has be-, n
filed with the clt rl of said court. The object OF
plantlff action being to secure am absolute
divorc" from the said defendant on the grounds
of abandonment for one year from May T. 1901.
l.. y. VINCENT,
Ilaiulll1 IS Attorney.
p. O. Address. Ellon>bur-. County of Killjta-.
Sintn Of Mn>hin.,inn
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-11-22
Ordinance No. 300.

An ordinance establishing Local Improvement
District No. b. 1897! including lot IA block IS
partly in ShoudYs First and partly in Scuoud
RR. Addition to Ellcn~Durp ana lots l.2.3.I. 81
ana :, in block D lots /. > 3, t. ,. Il. :. : and y
in block Il and lots t. . 3 and in block {. all in
second railroad Addition to the CltN of Elcll~-
burg. Wash. providing fur constructing a >i,,c-
walk ahuttng thereon and a>~c~>in. the cost
thereof against said property.
The city Council OF the city of Encu>burg do
ordain H. follows:
section l. All of the following described prop
crty situate in the city of Eucu>purg. to-Wlt.
Lot IN block 81. partly in Shoudy FIRST and
partly III SECOND Il. K. Addition to ElIcnNhurg
ana lots ;, B. !, . &. and IN block ,, lots /.
3. I. D. Is. !, ana in block and lots !. >. and
III book T. all in the second Railroad Addition
to EucnSDurg. Wash. uhuttlng ON lhlrd street
l. hereby constituted a local lmproN cmcnt dis
trlct to be knOWuaN Local improvement District
No. H. l4U3
Sccliun II. NJ that part of said Third Street
abutting on the property aiurc said shall be i'm
proved 10y constructing ana laying sidewalk
feet IN width of hr or pine plank -NS surfaced
on the upper side and securely spiked to lir
>trnpcrN 5X6 or iXi 3 in number and with lUd
nails.
Section llL"l'hc cost ana expense of construct
III" and laying Saiu sidewalks shah be- taxed and
ASSESSED against all the property 50 embraced
in SAID Improvement District 80. h. NO. IL
follows:
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Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien

IN the superior Court Of Kittitas county s,o,.
Of washington. County, state
John Hanks. plaintif. VS. James K. HolIcro,.
defendant. IA hoiicroit,
The state of Washington to Jumes X uou
croft ''H ~ Hol'
You ar" hereby summoned TO apnear u;,,,,.
>lNlN days alter the date of the first nuhlictn!n
81 inns summons. tOWit; within sixty dnr. ,t,
me llth day OtOctObcr AID 1902 and defed %t t
above chllicd action in the above entitled cn ,nc
ana answer the complaint of the plaintif and
serve Il copy Of your answer upon The I,ndar u
Nl%hcd attorneys for the plaintif al their noiaa
below stated: ana in case of vOur failure 90 ~.
do. judgment will be rendered against vo ~ ~ "
curdlhg to the demand Of the complaint wbi %I
mas n'ch Med with the clerk Of said court. >H
TINS action il brought upon certificate NJ do
lhqurhcN numbered 1870 and issued on tho or
daN 81 september. \. ID. 1902 by the countn
81 klttla>. state Of Washington and now own
"d ana hcld by piaintili herein. for delinouen,
taxes Tor the year 1896 upon the followIn"
described real estate situate in the county n
killitaN. State Of Washington. to.wit:
Lot 49, in block >, Iron works annex addition
to Ellcn>burg. wash. That the amount nj do
hnqu"nt tax sought to be forccloscd upon is o;c.
that the amount of delinquent taxes subsequent
~ paid by paintif is as follows: For 1897 95c
for Ns. Toe: for lS!" Toe: for 1900 Pc: for ,ooI
BE- certificate fee, SOC. '''''
TO obtain judgment fOrccloSng the lien there
OF ANA for sale Of said real estate according IN
law.
MlRES & WARNER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
=. o. address Ellcnsburg. Kittitas County
H'd'c VI N"NhliIlOh' 1914