The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-01
News OF the Week

Az oH po. u Saa'harra California ga-
tapped yields 90 gallons rsr m.na,e,
Lawrence Murphy haSaeea -annafr3 Pr 4
New luyA jury a' cuhezEEas about Sl-,uH
FROM the Stone Caters Ia-aa pa.le he "a.
treasurer 81 ihe union.
In fhe 5uIy ct q horse thai liei -4aiea.s
90 Newport England, the veterinary sars,os
who inside pa.t asartruI rNaEisI nation aE-
covered three .srEe stuHs-. eua ei 3H'fa "'-ar'5
ss iargr s- 70 cricket tust-
Rrpor. f-om al rsa Weafarr Baresa S'a
tuu> ~ay 90 Of Friday, Ja., b" vs.. sae hottest
iay ever recorded by the Ha7aa. Hat 90
the Rocky Hnaalssas. temperature ranged
all lsy ifom - Ia ln1 l-zyes>-
N-svo,= s-r leaving laa.s7a AMI I.saa'
hy lLr carload, especially sinra the rrvrl'
iyprhiu.. -a those States TIE 'resa- lH ib7
southern par; at Indiana s. Erassae sassass
since the 'rauasc iH Evansville
The immense 44aul.ty 81 oss sasscs sss-0
s., tag SINE dlstr5rs s., ~sasss n. eane 3gasa
tha Jrlysj State. ard lbe mast as larsu ism
Ncw Or,eAuN Oac rpop-r.-r saEesgH % An
dalasia bars I5s.ouo,uu slaves r.4r.
A .faia,, af Gen. Ra3.srs E. l.ae. command
rr-ln .cb.r; ~ TOE Caafe3egAls Arsasas. Nj. He
placed b. S,A,asry Hal. q Wash.aEtaa. b.,
q. soaH &, b esu ..e pfrtafea. The Fsanasa
Legislature passed ba asAHaa $1,000 svas.
abir Cog yhc WrrA.
Great damage was daae az Minneapolis,
Nina. J4'y %. hf severe sia1, .Eala'Hg
aud ralrl5ru lhas al sracA thousands 81
d1IArs iu the -sgra SEES .ars ID the sly
some h4I.l.HEs uvr. Faze., others srue 4H-
Foots-i and Eb'asuE sFi.assse=a 4ssae.
A dispatch ir1m Topeka. k4as,,, lass -
q
kansa. GORE cyeG ge..as. Ersa. s-a'y places
Boa tlc raru h-.t sAr ss.sHse-i-rH grain
growers yrgpil TODAY --as 5. .s.is cslF,,i
damage 1ar Wgz.Le5 Easraa --f- shvsr IS
ag raau iH ssEAL
last saturday. Jais -. ue@v she s..'ase
Of Scbaisi.t 81. Russia ia The aaggel ~ ihs
DoB 80 lesuaie triI 5aaalers acre osrurd go
death 90 . bare sheEs fAsy hzA locked s'sctH.
selves 30 escape alui-s.AEssu Is Eaaie t4izsgrgs,
~ho, q ryyrnS- dfv4 'As laru aud zaigard
the burning. EEiba4l hrr4saE ,sae sarHAs Of
b. victims
Resident, If sae village 81 Poster, Pa. on
the ulEag ID July -. attempted - lyasa Sa..s
Pee. q Dris0afe. lacAasasHs and Western
Ra.ruai detective, bve4ase he bad gathered
evidence connecting lgs8gaE families 81 gkr
v.H.aEr With waulsss3e shr.gs at brass truua
the r4sr,ad. Peel be5i sag maa 81 bay ~ath
bis pssta. aaal reasoned u q gEaa4 sFr-.
Ia Goshen. Com. Jait =. tao cid ~ogEea
Nsre uauud hand and tssag sad threatened
WI,h IeA.b aulcss they revealed shere ihelr
their maury 2As bid. eae eauli unl s}AaA
the ordeal aai told where ibe money. 81,
was h,l. After securing iAe saausy The turu
irfi without anb,aagag thc suUru, aud thelr
condition wSs not kuo~u uattt several nasts
.al,T.
The Mays Hotel, az tbs y, Carolina pceaa
resur; ct that naIae. was totally destroyed hr
hye last Monday. The hotel had l4o gl-s.e.
aud 81 were saved. though Mr. JJE.s L.
Lose. OF Norfolk, Wite 5i Jbe proprietor, la-,
sitsrSarl a, the result ui excitement Mr.
Love had been a sufferer Tor soHzelgue truaI
heart troab,e. The IRE va. cause b. acli-
IDENTITY lkrow.ug q GIFTED match into q pau
OF gasoline.
Heavy rains last Saturday uighl over lae
south ii England caused serious floods AH4
great damage Ia London. The underground
railway vas flooded aud many printing Tooms
Of london newspapers built 10 ihe under
ground district. between Fleet street aud Tie
can bar kmrui. we're flooded and unable 60
priut SUNDAY editions until late ia the after
u0ou The heavy rAsus conceded wIIh a
high tide Of the Thames, lnundauug several
Ios.-iyiug districts.
b. thy slump iu stocks ia Wall street, last
week. Il j. said the Rockefeller family lost
SlOG, 0pO, 900; the apparent loss to the friends
of j. T. Morgan has been great William G.
Whitney and those Who ARE allied with hlm
have suffered reyerses that have hart. john
W. Gates and The other members OF the
Chicago crowd" are nursing wounds that
viii be long in healing. james K. keene ad
nits loss Of 81 10000 by the failure of
Talbot j. Taylor & Co, who failed Jaiy q
for over -. 90, 600
The report OF the Interstate Commercial
Commission on railway accidents IN the United
States for the three months ending March 81
last shows that during that quarter 300 persons
were killed uud 1884 injured IN Tram acct
dents Other kinds OF accidents, including
those sustained by employees while al work
and by passengers in getting on and of cars
make. the aggregate casualties s21 killed and
I.4sI injured There were 1850 collisions
ADD llSl derailments. causing 50, 43l, O46
damage TO cars, engines and roadways.
DR.. Edward Stanton, character OF koko-
mo. Ind. for 80 years. died recently, aged 50
wears Years ago Stanton lost his practice
ADD fortune. aud il affected his mind. Since
then he had imagined himself an OK aud grass
ADD hay was his principal diet. He walked
90 all fours in the pasture Of the county farm,
grazing constantly with the cattle, horses and
sheep. He almost lost his power OF speech,
and of late years his conversation consisted OF
gutteral sounds, res embiing those OF an anI-
ulaI He died suddenly, with mouth aud
stomach filled with grass. 1t is thought poison
ops herbs killed him.
In the presence Of a crowd of spectators the
historic Old Grand Opera House OF Plttsburg,
Pa. Tuesday afternoon completed its journey
80 feet 10 admit of the widening of Diamond
alley Work on the project had been under
way since last Saturday, when the rollers were
fiji put under the old building. The pro.
gress was slow at first, aud sometimes only
ha # an inch AN hour was made After 1t had
been well under way, however, good time was
made, and the building was moved at a rapid
pace. Contractors and the owners OF the
property are well satisfied. The building is
l28 by so feet, and weighs 2496 tons. Forty
seven men, working day and night, were re-
CURED to move it, and the expense will amount
TO $3.50, 900, which will be paid by the city.