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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

Dcwu in Fulton County an advertisement
BAYS thst on August so, application will I've
nsae to the Governor Of Pennsylvania for a
charter Of an intended corporation to I've called
"9'he United States Telephone Fin and Bracket
Comrsnv," the charter and object OF which rs
the Manufacture OF telephone poles, pins, hrack-
cts tsnd cross srms Also to manufacture
shovel, sledge, hammer pick snd all other
handles INSIDE ot woi, Also 10 manufacture,
turn snd plane the diAereut parts Of furniture
and house buiding materials, also the wood
work for wagons and carriages, and other art'-
cles Of commerce Of wood, and the sale OF such
articles
The stock for the new hank is over subscribe
ed and the promoters say they..oculd raise from
$4,000 to Sl5o.eco without soliciting, Why
not usc this capital 10 manufacture such staple
articles as above enuuersteF
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

NsA<k rtpwts u cur 'eoliesloss ~ Iudse
Nat there may he about 240o or 250e tcu,bs
Without markers, making total Of about | 900
people whc hsye died Ia Snyder coasty, SINCE Il
&~s ApsisA.bitei by the piosssss about l25 OF
l3o yesrr ago. @sf
The population Of Sayder county increased
from sseS N 1890 sp5s Ia 1880 l202S In
,slo i2462 IN 1880; i5o3S in 1850 i5,-
600 Ia 1870; i7sSe in 1880 and has rep'aine'l
al stou, $4,000 ever since. This would make
an average population Of about $4,000 people
Sw each year from 1900 TO 1900. As the
average human lifs, counting children and adults
is SS years, the total number of population dur
ing the last century must have been about 81,
ooo 10 10000 people This would show that
sbcot 2S,oto people left the county in excess OF
those who came into 1t,
This should provide food kr Thought Tor
those who have idle capital and could atfoiNi
SIMPLE employment for those who must 20 else
where 70 find employment
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
Wol iuaiSatc,s.

Two thing. have developed within the past
two weeks tina, serve as potent guides of whst
is possible in se industrial and 6usncial world
OF this ssctien.
Firs. the stock tor the proposed additional
National Bsnk has ts>pa subscribed with such
unusual sviaity that the promoters declare they
could easily have raised SSSo,oao capital stock
without soliciting AS il was, the prcmotcrs
hsd 10 fight to keep subscribers from taking too
n,nch stock. In f;,ct the stock has hcen over
subscribed. Ii will now lie reVsSs1N to cut
some os the subscribers dewn.
Second, the erection Of the proposed wstcr
sorIs show thai there are - men who can I've
se,nred 10 work on this r,lsnt This is only s
temporary JOB, Vet with al that there are 7S
men Wiling to'work, Now suppose pernanent
work were Voserca. II Is safe that this ccmmun
itv alone would ofeer no lesS than 40 workrnen,
II this S,nmnnitv sione would oaerShis nuuhrr
how n,suv n>orc could Ne imported
Now putting together these two indisputsb'e
evidences ot hcth idIe capital and Idle labor the
two nost hountifu resources = community can
Rave IN tAe ruateria, world ard Won have a
rowerfo, producing factor, The capital has
shown rs willingness 10 invest in hank stock,
IN. viii i show ~ willingness 10 invest in an
ir4fsfr,s, concern IsAor Is willing tc engage
in the erection Of the water works and there rs
n doubt n,,t thst IL would Ne willing 10 turn
ont any kind et ,shor THAT the CAPITA provides.
1t is SAID that ''Thst tcuntryi Is most pros
re-nus where lsss,r commands the greatest re-
rs~,i" Why not make Middlesars rrcarc-
inc community commercially s. well rs sgricui-
tursny We have the Idle capissl and we hsvc
|. the i,s.e issor. The IDLE labor is~dliing. Wbai
viii the-idle rxpisxl do toss,s-7e 50 -. &. -
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13


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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
TIE Treating Habit.

Is I, not fact that men really spend in treat
inc amounts that they would hesitate to give
pws~po matter hc~ deserving the charity II
Is a aarsit Of human character that comes through
lshsHsli absorbing disposition to ''hold your end
upSr~hen with friend. Hundreds of men
'ssspsacusapds Of drisks thst they do Ds< want
sSd,cssa hundreds pay scr thousands that are
~cs&bsirsd
Two men meet, and the one sys: "Mighty glad
10 seesycs, lets have something" Neither gen.
ratv needs or even wants q drink. Bot the
ma wso ehers II wants to show that he is gen.
ereus. Re takes this method OF proving ;hs,
ne r glsd to meea ms friend. The friend sfteg
ne MS saser the drink thsi ne did Dct want tc
prove thst ne too r. good fellow, insists upon
"a s.ound rpune.
The German custom OF entering 6 saloon
taxing drink sno raFing ior il snd 70, DO 9th
e-s, + adopted II Ansr,r> would prove bless-
iuy -ns American crssou <f treating il
asula.diy cr--t Whss we Do fsr friendship
.axe cost u raaur dolls. xnd nxry yHng
Tine DCs-r = alwsvs vide zwxfs r,.oy-essiv
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~ v ts,nsss 1.S .sa.e..w,..k


a 1@sv,s ~al V,s,@ss r,sass ~
q .stia " a,,easay.s ,sa i.vo
Dss' :sso4s pnass 1,na.sss
s,,.G,s..s.e I,,,sss 'c,,sp.s,a ssd tSNa-
Iai.s.,,;,Sg tas si@a,s " ~.
kaaY lo~y 1aae f,lis ssy p,.l ~
4,s u Z ab Pag sse ss,.tIe l,.t
-s,8~Sav, NJ tase Sqy Nte
rs--4-,.ssf " Aa4a.aIarY fl.sY
~ tasysAilE traas-.q, l,qlalaf,
NJ y " 's~H,,@esi ''ri.As ,s6l-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

Sat1i~is o. th', weas the peopf~xho ennigra-
tat from perHSyfvsuiS T. Norssefs5paisna and
Southprr Michigan viii hold thei- s-uusl picnic
q Fikhsr, lnAiars.
Tn = IA. .vvent~-thi-l "ar-~sl reunion Of
perrsvlrar, ,.earle 81 Flkhsrt and VI promises
70 he tire largest gathering sve- held there, One
W tha main features 9; the occasion a~is. se al
sI4-rSs ~ Hol.. 81 prsn, Hsn1ev Of fsFsvetse,
Inc. On. oE the NJ, orltors oi the hoesier
s-sts
C,ueo4 the r,r,st remarkable, thing shout this
PENNSYLVANIA r,icnic, rncs' ot 'tse r-uple come
from -Snvdg- County Th-se cccasfuns storo
az opportunity 10, only Ia former SNYDER
county 'v,eople 70 copgre:gate spd rer-va csd Sc
-,.uaipsaposs with thos5 who years : '-ettieS N
Ipdizns an6 MiobigAl., hui ais fOr Snvder
county rsrr,se tn =, ont frc~ hsss ssnd IA cns
snort asv ta aose u So anc NEE huBdreas a
.acouaIutauce<an5 fr1srss- - a.
tn Fresideu. Fa-sst l. Hugne. san stru-nsy
of Fikaari iSs ~Dvcier couTss man. seinr = sor
.rWiirFa-r rturH-e ist4 rsslden. q. hantz
trlz ooau7
TINS 3, IL nrss TIM L mar var taai AZ
announcement Of tns paGn.c nss bee puhiisnec
IL >uvc-- c,1--v an i. EllpLs nays oes1 usSIel,
L tns snnaaDcsme7; n4a peeu puDilsiie>s soone-i
s ms rno-z v-Isr Won. HK- - 1g0-oU, Irou
-s7vle- ca-1,- yEoa.1 nsvs E2a'st iE1tie Dort
--rsa u maj -1E- g-T2D,euasars 10 &c IL nls5
ts-e- uaE-- 1rU-- gu-- w. .stasrsls would
uzvs EoL-
uzz s~uvus- c5UuTv zlz..s slIsS EgnBsyiys-
IL t,sgs4z T. Nc-Iug-- LaOAa1- Ena ooulHe-I
SsI,-,.z-z- Il. .uzr szzIs TrzEsrps vEsstrr-- L
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
TEACHERS INSTITUTE M,Cu
Official Prcprbm Of Sr,dcr 4
Teachers Institute

Teachers Institute
The aath annual session OF lbs,|
ep' Institute or Snydc couHAI
cnnvene IN MlddIeburv, Pa, MI
Nov. 80, ioOa, and tho fourth !
publication NJ the "reache,N \,
Magazine" will he issued a, the.
authority OF the convent ion uu,
direction Of the County Suur
dent pnf ued W. Walborn.
Pa.
The book will contain all tn,
announcements of the procsp
instructors, entertainments, us,u
ad'tesses n teachers and dina,
A rev pSses will be reserved
vertisennents Of n clean and m,s
nature nj The following ne
page ts.W ; hNlf page $500;
tl.7S.
The slse Of the page will be IA
"a last year , inehe. by ~
rsss +is1h
In order u yet the book to III,
eu and ;diRctors 10 ample
will I've issntd earlier than u
copy fpr ads should he seuis
order ~ fAtllltate neat displ,H
Tlils Mr hplsndid means I'D
Ing fot schUn, colleges, boOk
EN- and shcN supply house.
Bend H. ydllr copy at oncsn
Gns W. WAoESsslI.KS, n
II. N@s MiddIsur
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

- sen,-snrssa .e..erss al hirths and deaths
en- 'SpydeT County SHOW that there are usually
ato,t en--tilird L on.Shslr ~rrs-e birtAs -ssssn
death TINS would indicste srrapid increase of
r,cru,afiou. The esrsns rsporss shc~ tnsi fren
fRsOta 1eflO. for twenty resrs the popuissson
o. srvde- county hrs increased verv iistis. TINS
lrdirate- thAs reUpie - sui al tne county 70
i've an To ri,e TINS make j, possible TOR the
reoy,is a. Eknsrtso nave Suvde- county pse-
nj ere-v-vrsE Tners az a. ieasi fifty otns-
piacez II Tn ~es, tina could nave SDvde-
countv plcnN
hers is aDotner prcoi We nsve colieczed al
the lsu11sssone isscrlpi,ons Of spyaer county sad
Il,e urIured DooK CONTAINING tnsu y neariv eur,-
piasd Eot7ev-rv grave wzs marked, nut thos.
tnz- wsre marked nave y-en gztnereo ant pui--
iiilsr,sa zr,6 II s1ows ton OF et,41 iDsrriIr.ms
a uupIlsseo IL -osIai efsewnert Il IN teeT.
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3I!sH! 1 H|1.'l6 ~, ksae.; 7zz.d

them al tier 2Sri ASuSal rs(SNes "a klAksltS'
Me foss &nst tha bst<q 4 shes MnPy,
nfesA SmSnsaes cjuuE whe Shaha tiks Ia M
prssen, st the picnic, hue will be unable to do 30
thE year poT.eI AGs ale q We, ] s
Long may ,se Ruasyswis escsS live TO
perretuase the frsnasEps add saaMin~Scs
made years ago when bo~-.pa girls played in
innocent glee on the hillsiAes and in the dsles Of
Sayder county. ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
CstsYsS Cannot Lf Cured.

WITT i<y5AL Apt,jSiLA1IObh az they
eanno, reach the seat Of tils disease.
Csia.,u IL Dlvyd ~ constitutional
dss.ss., a.d IN order 70 cure IL you
pl,ts, Aas,.s internal se,nedies. HaIPs
Cas4.sh Cute IL taken ialasIaily,
apd aets diseetiy on the blood aud
..psss,if sgsisG4s, itaips Calasrh
Gase ls NJ = 4aaG, n4edicine. H.
~a pssvss1.,ed Wy sHe Ut dle best
p.,ysiG.aas sn this county La years
sSd u . prescription. Il y cqm-
,1s.ss VI t,.s J4sf tpnlcs known, com
J.asd @.tb tl4e best blood purifiers,
.st.Dy nlleGtly DD lle MUCOUS sur
..ees. ltlle pestect c9DiHpali9p u
tle twD ing.edlenLs - what pro-
dvs4s slleli gopdeTiul results IN
l4siilg lalarrI Eepd Cgr tesiimop-
4als Rlee.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
Cider Making.

'S-I '~all,WslSte Imy oder
FnnkliA, nm year and ! IiuEu
patrpnl 10 bring their spasn|
min. Twill agin to maisdal
day July sS. After thai, IND
be Tuesday snd ThuSdsy
week until otherwise uOtitx !
X pa q, CALVIN G. szHxl
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III ,"
L.

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Eg.- ly e-E=r--- f'-c- a cts~-s
-. q, -sas--=z --~' - -'
s,a-A..g- ss.,--.ss - y.'.-s syfs'S--sA-
Ia -~---zrL !. - 4-aa- -,i.ls - .--s-z - .
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

aVFS1f''N tN'irf"fb y SGT " ~ y y ~
---ttelsrsp M '.1fr4'-s,Ny ttt6a%e a.
1as~ 4tf ea u a'.aaY,'p Ip4D'
.55e m 1.i4y ,a4}aay " flHiay q
.bl ss<< aN R4i'.siiy # Gte @l2d
tiAa& n sss..tasls@ NaA
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
ii G. RuTTER, NJ
Physician and ST.
~ PortTrevortor.A
Otferah Professionll &
the Public. All Calls ~
tesded.h hl
= Hn1 Of Bitter ~


"Tvo physician mad q
stubborn fight with nd
my right lung" wrilas "
Of Du Pcsb Ga. ''aDd q
Everybody though ~.
osn,e. Al ? last resO6
Kings New DlscoverTia
tiou. Ths beneht / =
striking AID ! wac On
FEW days. Nov i'ss
gained ny Aeaita +
sll Coughs COLDS and
Lung trouble. Gua
Middlebairg Drug "a.
Garmap n Ricl6sld
Sampsell Of Peups
50o, and &l.0O. IH
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a@p. E.a.e 4,..as...aa'as at osp aud
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ai-.s. . .v.g ll,sass y, ..as,,api..a.vn
o. .S4lxa2sa sjss ~e asaat.rp sSies
4ks, ,so J0af s.sDl aat ;esssso ~
Alaafn -E,.faleaaasss Ti,-ss ssysaasS
yS.s,sa4sc .asf = 10 s)e.s,s .vs,c
t.saS, ss4A -sy .as,d 10 .as,..r f.st
ss.ss- s,,e,lE. ss-ee ,.s4ass,s si.see cal
GssE, bap .nsy.Aasfr aSc . sssssf.
3tsy Ase 5p,ss o.yp u s.ias'.4y !
S.ssss a<s,p u niii.4a.3>,fi -sst
III u J.slss,ssss EG x2nlS.
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1..ss Ll@1l e@ ~ ~. M
n ri : D>'4z%.4,-t Ess.slJ n ~
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E.E. Clste y sszjqy 4.leFlllo
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kllppLfs !


~p'S'rT
The slssti.sg ass
a pIeypuNys Of s,lieS<
g9yerd Will .stsfa9 8
d9gn Ayssfab Of .
yariably We3de So
hIpg Aas ks.n ioaad
vent Dal lsdits
puipidp llkely 80
NJ Yp LSl..@..sas
lqrp Ntp..Dg -
urryipe vii stfessf
and LAdhla up ai@ -
v gliial nl..siaIili,
ypgplslQE Ooiy
g1hraDIppl by -
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nr " W, sasps
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

'Tne posT ss alwsys uids xwsks, prag-essi-
Hud glves al tns new4 trsi " fi to p-im
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Toleho,0,
f.9d ~ dl djugp9la t5c
Hall fuly PjlI Wa Do begt
pJl ApIe aaj Wallrr New
l.9IyDf N,iio, lAgr felUtpei bomg
no appdUg 1loir vacation With
" Idp ilaig 4gegiotqYp
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senrhlican Sta ndins ocmmittee

kSa-,s-c p. fSs> y. T, sha~ves,
P-svcr- Y. n, rscss, \ y, NussrtSS
PeNvcs wcsi ". p GSoss, naVfd fSss ninves,
Cents r y Nonr, v v, SArnfNeN
Cs>pn.- Z. y. RsVsere, ! s;,CgscSrrvS u
p-a-Nr~ -dfnr, Fcltv, aShnG ecnrtNvcr.
ra,X-a, > =. NeSrScv VIM Sceed.
NAt'cer-p -tScN. v. noavcr, N<hSs w N'Nfer.
Nrn-< Y a., NendrtSk~ y. = FISHER.
pf.r r y N-yc- " Vow.
pa-r,.. q 1s,Vcrburc, D. W. NrNcEsst
"r-,. Ncst hu~1cu Sr-'gyNe. W 4 Wh'teiV,
..s-Srye. q. D Ne'scs 4 " Overt.
SH-.r,..JssN :. tr0ley. p h NOt1C
.'~,-- y yc',s Ncnry Wfr-1C-.
v.l .-,-.-- N.,Nar Nove- y y Sysr~NCrcr
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Sar1i~1sr o. ,N', wpas iha peoph~xso eTniera
tA+ frou penGSvfvsuiS T. Northern 4nfisns 'sr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
LOOT, LUST AND LAWLESSNESS.
Dr. Lorimer Says Tammany Is Exponent
of That Greed.

The Rev. Dr.. George c. Loriner preaching yes
terday in the Madison Avenue Baptist CEurcn'
referred present condition of municipal pol
itics in his sermon on Religion and Reform His
remarks on the position occupied by Messrs Grouc
and Fornes were yelled. He referred 10 Tammany
Hall as the exponent CT the creed Of loot. lust
and lawlessness He said. IN part;
II you win battle, don't change generals in the
thick Of the ensagement: and u one OF the oIlsl.
sure that his blows wont count much FOR eltneI-
. brush that had been soaked in tar. In the con
test between right and wrong IL - not soIho et.-
When right is gained BY that right itself
is vitated and becomes wrong. II. 49,,
were races 80 degraded that they were below the
Tc1eihTitv u civilization. and there seem 70 De
Some political machines that have reached such a
stage Of moral o0tusitN as 10 De oeLohd lie So
U :, o+ m only one we would BE- Indignant II
the Commercial CLUB. The Chanbe- or !omneFGe
Candidates fo- municipal offices, and would be de
VII are we decided and indignant when
some other organiZa ton undertakes ms klnd OF
tuitOJ.s and impairment interference IN our mu
ncipa s2geI1ih t +a FOR tilair caTtIidates is a
have not under our forms Of Law. and which j. al
yavs exercised 10 the demora lzation OF our city
and an equal practical participation IN tielr IN
qTo be- willing 20 snare this eif; again by giving
ottr SURFACES To a-y man. or men, however Wofthy
persoIlaIlH me- ma " machine thai nev er
machine ana pHrtici %. d t ~ 1,-r7ote
had its hands on NeV-fork except 70 ~ ~ . M
dItion OF public opinion TO the worth OF fnuiL.4
nal morality. i cannot believe that sucA = CON
dition is possible ., Co. f-a
II does not do for man 20 be reformed 700 r.
o,,epffv After a while his friends doubt tlie reaS
~ bis reform cities are ike in this repect
They lose heir reputation II they are eter;ally De
ing reformed only fall away again L-tt -
nePsevere in weIldong. We nave sworn on tIoth
The fammauy habit-let Us not resume II I lureH
i am opposed party politics OF either .
orirg our municipal government am ,, LoL M
.sfsd whether our Mayor u a Eepd9iLcah OF d
neu1ocrar For some reasons would nave PIE
farred a Democrat this year-So tehs ~ IL - =
gentleman and efficient Orlcial -. -..-.-.-
Tho commerce and industries o. 'ir ,"L.L,.s
might lust well squabble over poltlIs a!lo =,
g. Ia 20 one or the other OF the parties supreme ~
their administration as for the voters OF a
rrret-oroIs 10 do 50 And until LIS princlpis
is accented will Sew-York 90 freed iiona the - y
renutatiou Il has Inherited from me ptsi at1 =,
saved from possible degradation and spohatl'h al
fnfure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
UNCONSCIOUS DAYS AFTER ASSAULT.
Brooklyn Man Murderously Attacked and
Robbed on Tuesday

Charles 3. sweeney. forty eight years old. an
..,di-rr IN the office Of Naval officer Sharkey. in
Manhattan was murderously attst ked and robbed
an Tuesday night his way home. after
srsu5ine me evening in the Eastern District he
law unconscious for three days at his home. No.
2-o Pacihc-st Brooklyn in critical condition.
Mr. sweeney has not been able 10 give d coherent
story Of the assault bat he robbed OF his gold
,rarch valued al sl0) his chain and other valua-
blss and some cash. /; is considered strange that
NJ Sweeney found his way home after the assault
although whether he assisted Is known.
Mrs Sweeney said he got home about o'clock on
XIeiupsday morning. locked up the house. put out
Ire lights and then collapsed without saying a
word
Or Sterling who attended Mr. Sweeney thought
Ne was struck with blunt instrument per
hans piece OF lead pipe. When he recovered col
seriousness he said all he remembered about the
assault man coming up behind him and
striking him after he had put up his hands 10 de-
fend himself He recalled nothing after that He
WAS struck across the left eve. just below the tenn
pie The physiciuu said II the blow had been little
lsher II would have caused inst death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

tans- III Is good TO be zsalously affected always
In a good thing. The doctor. however. translated
the last expression "a good cause The gen
eral theme was the importance OF zeal. and Dr.
Parkhurst gave many examples showing how the
strength and practical effectiveness Of men and
women in the world multiplied through giving
themselves wholly and entirely 10 their work
There are men who fractiOnsIly Christian.
sPOttedly Christian. "a of holy leopard. 50
10 speak. and n. gave an illustration men who
are personally honest. bur who as officers OF cor
pOrations will go in for al sorts OF dishonest
trickery."
The only reference to present political conditions
which d.. Parkhurst made was the following
Citizens here in NeW-YOrk have lit y
concern that our city should be administered
the next two years BY deputies commissioned from
the pit and made annex 20 the kingdom Of
Satan have been trying these last days get out
the full voting capacity of honest citizenship for
November knowing that what is needed is not
more good men. but 10 get out what there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
PROMISES BIG VOTE FOR MCCLELLAN,
But It Will Be in Virginia. Texas. Mary
land and Illinois

Advices received Yesterday at the Mcclellan
HEADQUARTERS in the Bartholdi Hotel from vi
ginia Texas. Maryland and Illinois seem 10 l--
cate that Colonel Mcclellan will poll Smashing
vote in all those States for MAYOR Of The city
OF New-York. That the Interpretation give"
b. John j. Delany M McClellan's campaign man
eyer. ~ letters received from D5rn2eFa,l1 '''i
cressnen in the states named
Congressman II : Maynard u Portsmouth.
Va. writes that there Is doubt about 'oLonei
Mct,leIIan's election COGeresSTnan Mc-lL~ r+l
uard 81 the Isr District Of Texas. to,,sl, 49,
~ Tammanv men and thinks Dc - 'tl o-TL -
the v0,iferatjon. J. Fred &. Ialooi titi- -
stare central COMMITTEE Of Marylald, az -
M terrauin vote viii BE- cast sohdJ TOT W
t-Iellar. GrOUt and FOrnes- . r,,.-f- s.,-s .ra-
',nToressrnan John j. FeeIy. Of limos Sat : -
Io rode through \ew-FOrH civ last - 80 80
times and that II Is his solemn 800 - NIvr
,iol0-.l Mcclellan viii b. the next Aesr- Oh w
York ..-- r.--. -t,a v,uuc women
,,-1.ourjters from attending the DC"Ie M Us
- Garden Yesterday and az tne slHT nm -
49, tSa Hon Tom Grady % set uu az"
sstSirase On Tone Rule as Seen rom leA@S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
OFF oevERYs TICKET.

The refusal o. John schlitz- r. hro'S-sH OF
4artaker who was on the Devery siaie lo' 9-'---i-
= Kings County To be longer associated WIN 'Ne
-. -, 81 ..4ou-rt-od.' caused expressions o.
,ag-rat from Pill" SchHtz went around to- s%'-
raj DAYS getting names FOR his petition Ae7-eT-
dav he said: Il snail vote the lee'io'a1l '- n
- t.o =, On, ar, examination Republican Dew
Nv didn't want me on his ticket for that reason
.-giI'' said Isst nigat. -., -
u t-rfefeta.I S0hlitz is an esfeenlaoel yoL's
q, low However n IS no faUlt ~ mine y - ga.
81 he ruuniu' Its all the "a II % Llr I,-.tl ~
Eiectiors who zone out % e. W aet We S-Arl~d
out yyitn our petition understood bi9oA-S va
n secorf class borough. rrqui-lr' cuty or thoi'-
salI names Wh~n TOO late w. vas tolt II vas
80 lees AID yy- ought 20 got TWO ttoISenI
-,.,-.S Yorrrg Srhlitz Eel short couple nun
80 ma mes On his petition ard regret thlS very
,rurh a. h. was Just the man needed fos the
job -s 49,. @ tf-.- L.. - d
-. r-nrld vote the Republican tlckef PHI re-
riied- We'll I'm sorry for t1tI Hes go no
20 son 10 b.. sore on When become Mayor
7 am roin' 10 make him commissioner. SO ID. u
s.er . i0b ANYHOW. He ought 20 !-ave an Office
6litz'- father knew Devery for twenty years
MS withdrawal leaves no Dover TICKET 10 Kings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

Injured One Had Baby IN 4rms
When Fired At.

Mrs Elizabeth Marvin. twenty-seven wears old.
Of No = Eighty-hrst-st, Brooklyn. shot twice
in the hips las; night by Mrs. Antcinette Della
matte who seemed 20 think she had some cause
for jealousy against ner. Mrs Marvin whose
husband is a stenOgFa pher. left her home early IN
the evening with her one-year-Old baby il her
arms and went 20 the home OF Mrs Mary Stone.
at Eighty-sxth and Bay Thirteenth sts., &c engage
Mrs. Stone for weeks work She entered the
room and without warning Mrs Delamatte sprans
from closet. and. crying You will steal my hus-
band from ne will you shot her twice. wound
ing her so seriously.
Mrs Marvin did not fall nor drop her baby. DIT
sank into a chair. The other woman then ran 20
tho street telling q barter on a lower floor that
she was going for a policeman. and when last seen
she was disappearing in Dyker Meadows Mrs
Marvin was taken 10 the Norwegian Hosp''aL
H. husband saws that for time last summer
Mrs DeIcmatte roOrned AZ his house. and often
during that time she was visited by man VINO
satd he was her husband He finally asked her 10
a, swav.and saws that at the tire she seemed 70
he Jealous OF his wife