davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-23

chy, dla ktorych stfuniienia WY
sAano oddziaiy wojska.
Wiede1, 23 llstop. : Kredyt
serbski doszedl do najnizszego
juz punktu. Dokadkolwiek krol
Piotr zwroci sic prosba pozy-
czke, otrzynluje odkosza. Pewien
agent rzadu serbskiego w nozpa-
czy swej udas sic do pewnej kom-
panii assekuracyjnej z zapyta-
MEM, czyli pozyczonoby pienia-
DE, gdyby lr6l Piotr ubezpieczyl
swe zycie ma wysoka sumo. Od-
powiedziano mu, mprawdzie
grzecznie, ale stanowczo, re ubez-
pieczeilia zycia krola wcale sic
ME przyjmie.
Washington, 23 listop. = Sc
nat rozpoczyna nowy tydzieh
swych sesyj w,niepewnosci, czyli
WI MIN zakonczy. swa sesye' mad
zwyczajna, czy tez ma ia pre-
ciagnae az do regularnej sesyi
rozpoczynajacej sic 7go grudnia.
Wielu senatorow jest zdanla, re
trzeba bedzie wybra6 to ostatnle,
bo mn6stwo mows zapowiedzia-
nych ME da sic wbiezacym tygo-
dniu pokohczyc, apo dniu dick
czynienla rzadko ioiedy zbierze
sic quorum. Izba posfow ME
ma wlasciwie interesow do zala-
twienia. Prawdopodobnie dis od-
roczy sic do piatku, w piate& do
poniedzialku lub wtorku.
Denver, Colo, 23 listop. = w
kopalni w Cripple Creek wyda-
rzyla sic eksplozya dynamitu, W
skutek ktorej superintendent Nc
Cormack i robctnik Melvin H.
Beck zostali zabici, a 7 lub 8 ro-
botnikow pokaleczonych. Sa po-
szlaki, re eksplozya powstaia w
skutek zalozeniaS "maszyny pie
kielnej", podejrzenie pada ma
strajkier6w, a kompania wyzna-
czyla $1,000 nagrody "a ujecie
winnych. IS osob, samych gorni-
kow, aresztcwano.
Salt Lake City, Utah, 23 listop.
= Szeryf z Carbon county prosil
gubernatora o nadeslarie milicyi
ola bronienia kopalh pred stra.j-
kierami. Panuje tam formalna "a
narchia, gwlaty So na porzadku
dziennym, ludzie chcacy praco-
wac ME sa pewni zycia swego.
Gen. Cannon wyjechal ma miejsce
rozruchow, azeby osobiscie pre-
kcnac sic polozeniu i zfozye ra-
port gubernatorowi.
Pittsburg, rs istop. = z Dun
bar, Pa, donosza: w skutek
eksplozyi gazow wv kopalni Fer
guson nalezacej do Dunbar Fur
mace Co. II gornikow zosta1o "a
bitych, 9 wydobyto pokaleczo-
nych, a jeden jeszcze znikl bez
wiesci.
Johnston, Pa, 23 listop. = w
nocy piatku ma sobote W pobli-
zu Lilly, Paw pewnej s0opie, w
ktorej spalo olcofo. IFS Wlochow,
wybuchl pozar. Rrzynajmniej 27
z Mich zgineso wi. pfonieniach, a
duzo innych zostalo moono po-
parzonych hub w ucieczce poka-
} leczonych. Wielu pozostawiwszy
swe oszczednosci w kuferkach,
wracaso do psonacej szopy i
smiert tam poniosly. Niekt6re
trupy talk So zweglone, re absolu-
tnie niepodobna ich identyfiko-
wac.
Boston, Mass, 23 listop. = Sa-
muel Gompers zostaS znaczna
wiekszoscla gSos6w ponownie o.
brany prezydentem organizacyi
american Federation of Labor.
Otrzymal on 1854 glos6m, pod
czas gdy socyalista Ernst Kreft
otrzymal ich 1884. w przyszsym
roku konwencya odbedzie sic w
San Francisco.
nkSna nRSA1I.s SaIn~,aesn.,n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-23

donoszac najwiekszem oburze-
nied 0 tenn zdarzeniu, domaga sig
ostrej kary dla wszystkich urze-
dnikow austryackich, ktorzy slu-
chali owej deklamacyi wyste-
nuje pogrozkanli, grozac Au-
stryi prawie wojna, jezeli TAX
"straszna zbrodnia" przykbadnie
ME zostarie rkaranal
Rzyrn 23 listop. = Rad WHO
ski zawiedziony dotychczas w o
czekiwariu, IL Papiez Plus x wy
rzeldlie sic polityki swych dwoch
poprzednikow uwazania sic "a
virginia, widzac w mianowaniu
Kardynala del Val seuetarzem
stanu i prefektem palacow apo
stolskich demonstracya antirzado-
waz powodu, re tenze jest cudzo-
ziemcem, - szuka sposobnosci do
zemszczenia sic i obmyslenia no.
wych przeSladowan, ktore tez juz
rozpoczal. Najprzod nowy
premier wSoski, Signor Giolitti,
rozes1at do wszytkich prefektow
prowincyj cyrkularz, w ktorym
zwraoajac uwage ma to, re wielu
francuskich zakonnik6w, wygna-
nych z Francyi, przybyfo do
W&och, ostrzega, by ME dozwo-
lono lynne zajmowac sic naucza-
MEM wywiera6 wplywu ma WHO.
ski system wychowania. Biorac
dalej asumpt pozaru I'VE Waty-
kanie, w czasie ktorego mieska
straz ogniowa pomaga}a gasic, po-,
lecono wladzom watykahskim ME
tylko zrecrganizowac watykah-
ska traz ogniowa, ale takze aze-
by wyprozniono wszystkie sale,
sk}ady t. p. sasiadujace muzea-
mi / archiwami watykahskimi,
wrzekomo dla bezpieczehstwa. Z
! najwieksza cierpliwoscia ustu-
chano w Watykanie rozkazu: ale
to ME wystarczylo. Rad przy-
ponniaf sobie, re archlwa mu-
yea watykahskie So uwazane "a,
"wlasnoSc narodowa" urzedolwe
! gazety wykazuja, il Rad powi-
! nien objac mad mimi kcntrole, t. j.
po prostu je skonfiskowac l w tel
czeSci Watykanu osadzic swych
urzednikow. Jezeliby przysz}o do
tego, to :postqpienie takie byloby
nowym niesfychanym gwiatem i
rabunklem, uzupelniajacym tylko
rozboj popelniony pod rzadami
Wiktora Emanuela |.
Rzym, 23 listop. Ernesto
Biondi, jeden najwybitniej-
szych rzezbiarzy wloskich, otrzy-
mai polecenie zrobienia modelu
pomnika Leona XIII, ktory ma
stanac ma szczycie Semprevis,a W
poblizu Carpinetto, miejsca uro-
dzenia Papieza. Leon XIII ma
bye przedstawiony w szatach pom
tyfikalnych, w postawie stojacej,
blogoslawiacy "urbi ct orbi."
Rzyn, 23 listop. = w pewnym
sadie tutejszym toczy sic process
bylego ministra Betollo przeciw
redaktorowi socyalistycznego car
sopisma "Avanti'' oszczerstwo.
w sobote w czasie procesu przy-
szso do bojki stronnikow obu
stron i obrzucano sic wzajemnie
kaiamarzami, ksiazkami i t. p. Sc
dzia ME zdo}al zaprowadzic por
rzadku musial odroczyc sesya.
Londyn, 20 listop. - Rad bry-
tyjski zgodziE sic ma wydanie Sta
nom Zjednoczonym dwoch Choir
wat6w aresztowanyeh Fl paa-
dziernika W Southampton jake
podejrzanych o zamordowanie
nieja'kiego Fergusona W West
Middleton, Pa.
Bogota, 23 istop. - z dobrego
zr6d{a nadchodzi wiadomose, ze
Rad kolumbijski odczeka ma re-
zultat misyi generala Reyes, MIN
poczyni kroki stanowcze. Ogolnie
jednakowoz panuje mniemanie, ze
przyidzie do woiny. Wszystkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-23
z komisyi sledczej.

Komisya sledcza rady n,iej-
skiej zostala ustanowiona w tym
celu, azeby sic przekonae, ktorzy
urzednicy ME speiniaja sumiennie
/ umiejetnie swych obowiazkow,
tymczasem ze zadania tego ko-
nlisya ME wywiazala sic ku ogol-
nenu zadowoleniu publicznosci j
niektorych alderman6w, bedacych
czionkami komisyi. Zdemaskowa-
no kilkmasau policyant6w, kt6-
rzy patrzeii przez szpary na nie-
ktore szynki i jaskinie zepsucia.
NE susiacs praws Istaisnis n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-23
z urzedu zdrowia.

Wiadomosci z urzedu zdrowia
stwierdzaja fakt, re smiertelnosc
w miesoie Chicago byia mniejsza
W zeszlym tygodniu, iliz W "a
przeszlym. Umarso ogoiem II O.
sob mniej. Wypadkow tyfusu ze
smiertelnym przebiegiem bylo 8.
zamiast ID, jak W tygodniu "a
przeszlym, ma dyfterya umarlo
tylko IS osob, zamiast 20, jak w
tygodniu zaprzeszSym. Zapalen'e
pluc spowodowlo smiere 70 O.
sob. Wypadek kokluszu, grypy !
zarnic byiy rzadkie. Starcow wy
zej 90 lat umarlo w uplynionym
tygodniu 1o2, to znaczy o "a
mrliej, niz w tygodniu zaprze-
szlym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-23
MAJ dbasy o honor aony.

Jerzego Kozaka w So. Chicago,
pm. s4a4 Green Bay ave-, spotkaao
nieszczescie. Pred dwoma tygo-
dniami uciekla mu iona jego
przyjacielem Michalem Smoli-
kiem, lecz w sobote wrocila ME
boga do meza poskarzyia sic
pred MIN, re Smolik obii ia.
w piersiach Kozaka zawrzaa
gniew. Litujac sic mad zona po-
szedi do Smolika mygarbowal
mu skore, nastepnie odwiedzi1
sedziego Callahan i wykupii ma
przyjaciela warrant. NUwodziciel
cudzej zony zostat aresztowany, a
sedzia Callahan wypowie dzisiaj
swoje zdanie, czy sltrsznie ub ME
sIusznie postapii Smolik, dajac po-
wod pari Kozakowej do slkargi
pred mezem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-23

zujacych anarchia. Nawet TAX
zdolni prawnicy, jak sedzia Prem
tiss i aidwokat Darrow, obrohcs
strajkierow wobec konpanii, ME
starali sic w swych przemowie-
mach lac olive ma wzburzone far
lie rozgoraczkowanego tiumu. IRE
szta maSo kto slyszaA mowcow,po
niewaz szum ustawiczny ma O.
gronnej lecz nieakustycznej sail
ma to ME pozwalal.
w tak1eh warunkach ME mogso
bye mowy porzadku w sasiedz-
twie remiz i ma torach kolejo-
wych. Ma Archer ave., blisko re-
miz, setki ludzi przylaczyiy sic do
strajkierow, ktorzy rzucili sic
ma osoby posadzone 0 chet praco-
wanna dla kompanii. Policya byia
wobec tych ludzi bezsilna. Podo-
bne zajscia mialy miejsce ma in
nych liniach, nalezy sic obawiac,
re dzisiaj ME bedzie lepiej, zwla-
SEGA ma State ulicy, gdzie dzisiaj
wlasnle po raz pierwszy kompania
zamierza puscic tramwaje w ruch.
Ma SO ulicy zaczna kursowac
tramwaje jutro:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Great Falls Circuit, N. 3. Church.-Sunday, No
vember 8th: Hiss, 1O.45 A. M, Rev. F. r. Isaac
Catch, P. M, Rev. j. F. Goucher, ID. D.; Back
River, 1030A NJ, Ebenezer, P. M, Rev. George
- HonStcn Circuit. M. 2. Church.-sunday, No
vember Sth: Wesley Chapel, 8 P; M, Clynmaii-
Union Chapel, P. NJ. Phoenix, 1901 NJ, Rev; Il.
w. Gosnell; quarterly meeting at Clynmalira
on Saturday preaching on Sunday by Rev. ii.
Baitso limo, e Circuit. II. p. CAurch.-sunday. No
vember sth: Epson. 1870 A. NJ, Grace, $3.50 P:
M, Rev. J. L. Straughn. Revival services at
1aglor's Circuit, AZ. E. Church South.-Rev. J.
B. Henry, P. c. Rev. e. Barber, Jr. P;-Preach,
ing at Perry Hall every Sunday, at ii A. NJ. and
s P. M Loreley and Taylor Chapel every Sun
day, at P. NJ; Andrew Chapel every Sunday, at
II A. NJ; Hamilton Nauravile HallO every Sum
jeruSalens German Lutheran Church, GardenuiHe.
Services at 1890 A. M. Qn English the second
ashland Prss6yterian Church, Ashland, N. Q. R.R.
Preaching at ii A. NJ; Sunday school at 9:4O A.
NJ; G. E. service, 745 P. M Rev. George Burs-
81. Miciaers German Ecang. Lutheran Church,
Perry HaH-Preaching every Sunday morning
he horn rUi' Sunday school Dol at 800 4. NJ.
North Point Station, M. E. Church South. ~
Point R0dd-Services every Sunday at II A. N.
Snydersu superintendent senior department; Miss
Mollie X. Rogers, superintendent infant depart
ment. Prayer-meeting Thursday, p. NJ. Rev.
Hamilton Pres6yterian Church, Hartford Road
Rev. /. G. Yeakel, pastor. Sunday school at 2.3o
p NJ; song service and preaching at 745 p. NJ.
Church Of the Holy Comforter, ROssUiHe. Ser
vices every second Sunday in each month at II
A. NJ, the other three Sundays at p. M. Rev.
w. B. Mcpherson, rector.
Fdtapsco II. E. Church, North Point Rodd.-Ser-
vices every Sunday at IL A. NJ and p NJ. Rev.
e. G.. Gallaher. pastor.
Pine Gr0Ue Church, Near Loeb RGUen.-Preach-
ing every Sunday at P. NJ by the pastor, Rev.
r. f. Caples Sunday school at p. NJ.
FdirUiea0 N. E. Church South. Sunny6rook.-
Preaching every Sunday at 3 p. NJ; Sunday
school 2.15 Pm; prayer meeting every Thursday,
Bpm. Rev. j. K. Jacobs. pastor.
.M. WASHINGTON H. E. ChuTch.-Preaching every
Sunday at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. Rev. w. A.
KoontZ, pastor.
Heber Murphy. rector Services I'd and 4th
Sundays of each month; at II 4. M; st; Luke's,
Harrisonyille, 1st and Sd Sundays, at IL A. NJ;
Freeland, N. C. r. R., 9Th Sunday, at II A. N.
Other services by special notice:
Jones Memorial M. p Church, PhtLd. R0dd.-Rev.
William S. Sims pastor. Preaching at $50 p. NJ.
every Sunday; Sunday school, 2.3O P. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07

Seriously Injured in a Railway Acct
dent.-Mr. Charles E. Treadwell, of Towson,
who is railway postal clerk running out of
Washington on the B. & o. Railroad, was in a
afternoon last and sustained such serious in
iuries that his life was despaired Of for some
hours. He was removed to hospital in Cum
berland where he remained unconscious until
Thursday night. He was then able to recog-
nize his wife and his father, Mr.. William S.
Treadwell, who went to Cumberland, with
several friends, soon after the news of the &C
cident reached here. The latest information
from Cumberland is to the effect that the con-
dition of the injured man is more favorable
and that be may recover. Mr.. Treadwell who
is we'll known here and much thought Of has
been in the postal service twelve years and this
is the first accident to befall him. His wife is
daughter of Mr.. ]. Alex. Parlett of Towson,
and he has one child boy aged about IL
years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07
THE GOVERNOR AND HIS MILK.
Dispatch to Boston Globe.


CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 2S.-Gov. Bachelor
has fine farm at East Andover, one OF the
products being milk for the Boston market,
amounting at car prices to about 81 200 year.
In response to the repeated suggestions of the
contractors that as much or more milk be pro-
duced in winter than in summer, the govern
or's farm has been made to produce the largest
quantity of milk in December and January,
and the smallest quantity in July and August.
Although an exceptionally small quantity
of milk was sent from the farm in August of
this year, the governor, in common with other
producers, received a letter from the contrac-
tors dated September Sth saying:
ION account of the extremely wet season
we have received more milk during the last
two months from nearly every town in which
we buy milk than ever before at this season of
the year. We hope the quantity of milk fur
nished us will not increase"
The governor has just received his check for
August milk. The entire amount of milk sent
came to S17.75 at car prices, but owing to the
fact that he sent so little the contractors APP
piled the unequal production clause of the con-
tract, deducting S1751 from the amount due,
sending the governor "a cents for his months
milk.
He saws he feels thankful that they didn't
send for his cows and milk wagon and thinks
little can be said in defence of system of sell
ing milk that allows contractors, after notifying
producers of the abundance of milk and re-
questing that the quantity be not increased, TO
deduct SIT 81 from an account of S1775 for the
reason that so little milk was produced by that
person during the month. To put it mildly,
he says, sit seems absurd for those who did
the most to reduce the surplus to be fined the
highest for not producing more milk"
The governor is now anxious to know
whether he sent sufficient quantity of milk
in September to meet the demands of the con-
tractors for he still further rpducpd the Ouan-
tity sent after the communication of Septem-
Der Sth was received, and if not, he says he
fears he may be compelled to send them cow
or two to square the account
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07
LOCAL ITEMS.
.Anrs AnvrnTlsEiD5. IN LITTLE UNION, :,

SALES Il DVERT1SED IN 1.-THE UN1Or'
Monday, Nov 0, by Mrs. Franklin Owens, near
Grange Hall, Philadelphia road horses;
mules, COWS, farm implements, nousenoiu
effects. etc. - O
Tuesday, Nov 10, by James W. Shea, az Ihe D
Mile House, York road, horses, mares, mules
and other stock.
Thursday, Nov. IL, by Jacob Quick, on the cor
ner Of Belair road and Southern avenorses,
mules COWS, hogs, farm implements, mousse
hold effects, etc. ~
Il. Corse farm, near Sparks station, otn as
trict, horses, mules, cattle, hogs, wagons,
farm implements. etc. -
Monday, Nov. Is, by Roger L. GIL ana 1hotnas
C. Weeks, trustees, at the Court House ooor'
two tracts of land at Timonium, n. Y, H. H.
Wednesday, Nov. is, by VIM. IL; Curtis, exec s1I-
tor. on the premises, on the JarrettsViHe
nike 10th district.all the real estate and per-
sonal property of Isaac King, deceased.
Thursday, November 10. by Thomas ID. Lhtz on
Hamilton, avenue, 14th district, farm OF
37H acres; also personal properly. o
Thursday. Nov. 49, by Harry A. Matthew's, near
T}elfast. Sth district, horses-mules, cows'noBs'
sheep, farm implements, proVenoer' MUSE
hold furniture, etc. -,
Friday, Nov. 20. by Mrs. Henry Schwarz on BEL
Iona avenue north of Govanstown, COWS,
wagons carriages, household furnlture,poul-
try, etc. Is,
Wednesday,, Nov. 25, by H. NJ. Gather, on the
Price farm, on the Warren road, near COCK
evsville. horses, cattle, hogs, farm imple-
ments, corn. hay, ETC., etc.
Thursday, Nov.26, by II. G. Nortrup. on FRANK
lin avenue, near the Belair road, stock, farm
IMPLEMENTS household effects, etc.
Tuesday December /, by Robert II. Bussey, at
torney. at the Court House door, farm OF
l05 acres, in Long Green valley.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07
DEATHS.


Tributes, &C., 10 Cents Per Line
BOsLEY.-Near White Hall. October 30, John
Bosley, in the seth year of his age.
GARRETT-At White Hall after short illness,
Benjamin H. Garrett in the I'D year of his
age. -
Ann. wife of Joseph o. Baker.
acknowledgements 30, at Pikesville. Mary A.
Seebold, aged so years, / month and 10 days,
wife of the late j. c. H Seebold.
TILLE.-At Lutherville, November 4, Carl Tile,
in his 10th year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07

How Blind Man Cast His Ballot.-Al-
though totally blind, Mr.. Joseph H. Glad
felter, All Third avenue Hampton, was not
deferred yesterday from casting ballot for
the Republican party. Mr. Gladfelter has been
blind since 1870, but has remarkably developed
his remaining faculties. When seen at his
home yesterday he was enjoying game of
dominoes with neighbor, and won easily.
AS election day drew near Mr.. Gladfelter was
much worried over the manner by which he
would be able to vote. The complications of
the ticket had been described to him, and he
feared that some mistake might invalidate his
ballot.
For some time he has been teaching music.
After having the composition of new piece
read to him it is his custom to reproduce the
same on a board representing the different
notes by means of tacks, small wire nails and
small staples. board about three feet by six
inches represented his "sheet" music. On the
board wire is placed to represent the lines, and
to Mr.. Gladfelter each nail and tack has some
meaning.
Having been successful with the board.and-
tack idea in his music, the happy thought OF
applying the same to the casting of his ballot
struck him forcibly. Taking small stick and
an assortment of nails and tacks, he requested
friend to read the names of the Republican
candidates. AS name after name was called
tacks and nails were driven home.
At the head of the stick stood large white,
stone headed tack, representing Mr.. s. A. Will
liams, his choice for Governor. Following
this came an assortment of tacks, large and
small, but no tacks without some significance.
In recounting his original method of voting
Mr.. Gladfelter said: "By having each candi-
date represented by different tack, and in as
sociating one with the other, was able to
recollect the name and Office of each candidate
wished to vote for by simply running a finger
along the tacks. / imagine they were some
what surprised to see me, but l have voted
straight Republican ticket for thirty one years,
and was determined to cast another.
AFTER some questions the judges admitted
could vote with the assistance of my stick, as
we'll as any other man."
A blind man is allowed to delegate the mark
ing of his ballot to another, but he must be
able to give the name and office of each candi-
date for whom he votes. This Mr.. Gladfelter
was we'll able to do, and returned home well
content that he had done his duty as citizen.
Baltimore Anaerica7e Wednesday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07

Sale of Leasehold Property.-Slade
door on Monday, for Mr.. Elmer J. Cook, at
torney and assignee of mortgage from Fred.
erick D. Martz and wife to the Maryland
Brewing Company of Baltimore city, two
story brick dwelling on Boulder street, Canton,
used as dwelling and saloon; purchased by
George Schlaffer for 81, 900. The lot is subject
to ground rent of SS6.25 year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07

Govanstown Improvement Club.--In
September, 1901, the ladies of Queenstown and
vicinity organized the Govane Improvement
Club. Since that time they have held regular
monthly meetings, discussing questions for the
development and improvement of the place.
Standing committees have taken in hand such
matters as school interests sanitary measures
and the identifying of the property along the
road. The committees have been instrument
tai in accomplishing much good and many
ladies remote from the immediate locality
have been induced and joined with them to
help on the good work.
We have received circular from this club
advertising a meeting at Golden Eagle Hail.
on the 10th inst, under the direction of Mr..
w. L. Amoss, Director Department Farmers
Institutes Maryland Agricultural College. Mr..
Amoss will be assisted by ladies who have
a reputation as experts in their special work
and as they will speak on matters of practical
interest to everyone in the community we
hope that all who can will attend. We note
that the club is making vigorous effort to
raise money sufficient to purchase or erect a
suitable building for the use of the Govane
Branch of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, in which building the ladies will secure
rooms for their own organization and also &C.
commodations for library which they have
in contemplation.
All such movements deserve and should re-
ceive the hearty support and cooperation of
all good citizens and we express the earnest
hope not only that many of your citizens will
embrace the opportunity of attending the
meeting on Tuesday evening, but that they
will also give encouragement to the ladies of
the club by their moral and financial assistance.
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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM in Long Green E4
Valley, Baltimore county, near Baldwin Station,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad. The farm
contains 1872 ACRES. one hundred acres of which
is under cultivation; balance in good timber
tract. sufficient for the use of the farm. The
land is in good state of cultivation and is well
watered by streams and springs. There is also
a variety of fruit trees in bearing. The i'm
provements consist of a Frame Dwelling, large
Bank Barn, Tenant House and other buildings;
soil productive and easily cultivated very near
railroad station; churches and schools convent
emit. For further particulars as to terms, ETC.,
address. LONGNECKER BROS.
No 355 Real Estate, Towson, Md.
If
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A Young Baltimore Countian Killed in
Ohio.-Mr. George r. Cullison, well known
farmer of the 9Th district of this county, few
days ago received a telegram announcing the
death of his son, Garfield Cullison, aged %
years, who was killed in runaway accident
at New Madison, Ohio. Young Cullison and
a friend were driving together when an acci.
dent occurred and both were thrown against
a telegraph pole and killed. The members of
Mr.. .Cullison's family were Frustrated with
Mr.. Cullison went to Ohio about a year ago
and engaged in mercantile business. His re-
mains were brought home by his brother.
Mr.. Edward Cullison, a contractor of Day
ton, o., and funeral services were held at Grace
M. E. Church, Trenton, at 10 o'clock on Mon
dav morning
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nROsPECT HILL CEMETERY, tow
SON, MD.-Incorporated 1S91.-BEAU-
TRULY SITUATED. COMMANDING FINE
VIEWS OF SURROUNDING COU NTRY |;
HIGH AND DRY; CHOICE LOCATIONS;
LOTS ALL SIZES. Address the SECRETARY
OF THE COMPANY. Towson, Md.
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Shot While Rabbit Huntingdon FRS
key, son of Mr.. John Friskey, of Friskeyville
with two companions. He went into some
bushes to look for a rabbit when one jumped
out and one of the other boys fired at it. In
stead of hitting the rabbit the charge of shot
struck young Friskey in the leg, making an
ugly wound. He was taken home in a wagon
and received surgical attention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07

The Austrian marriage laws are very severe.
They prohibit marriages between Christians and
jews and between Christians and infidels. A
marriage between a Protestant woman and
man who said he had no particular creed has just
been annulled by the Supreme Court.