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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
PLAN ANOTHER
KISHENEFF HORROR

termination Of the Israsilter on Christ
mas day. The Jews are panic stricken
and are flying from the city In great
numbers. The new governor. who II
no longer friendly toward the Jews
has notified them that he will be UNI
able "a answer for troops IN case o. an
outbreak.
A newspaper at weitameutsR con-
firms the. TaKeblatt dispatch and
states that the governor has received
Instructions from g. Petersburg to
adopt hostile attitude toward the
Jews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
MIDNIGHT FUNERALS
HELD IN CHICAGO
UNDERWRITERS BATTLE STRIKERS FOR TIME, But FINALLY
MAKE ovERrUREs TO UNI ON MEN g

gave up the attempt 10 start hearses
this morning. The dead are either I'M
buried. or being taken 90 the ceme-
teriez IN express OF dead-wagons.
A half dozen funerals took place late
last night The bodies. which have
been awaiting burial since the strike
began. were hurried through the dark
streets 90 avoid strike sympathixers,
and rushed to the cemeteries. Under
takers keep secret all notices Of deaths
Of Importance. tn order to prevent
union pieke,s from watching funerals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

CHICAGO. Dec. si.-The first step
toward peace In the livery drivers
strike was taken this morntug. when
the livsrymen sent communication
70 the union officials. asking II they
would permit union men 70 take out
hearaes At the new scale OF 100 a day
demanded by the union. The union
meets this afternoon 20 consider the
proposition.
Although heavy details Of police were
H~nt TO tho stables the updertakers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
GRAND JURY IS
AFTER RIOTERS
pusLc INDIGNATION At X, an pres AND IT IS GENERAL
" DEMANDED THAT SOME PUNISHED

members % the pre=sxnen's enA street
car mems unions and other. accused -
melting riots An effort viii ee made
10 get the unlnn records before the
grand Jury II the minutes Of meet
laxs shoN resolutions adopted pFnfid-
ius for the employ meat II smuggling
committees. every person ~ the meet
ins d. liable % Indictment on "a charge
Of chinalnsl conspiracy. and the uniana
are liable 70 pay fines for the acts -
their members while acting a. pickrt-
Publishers and railway officials viii
appear TO Etvs testimony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

TEMPERED

When Police Judge George mount :
ed the bench In police court this
morning. among other prisoners he
faced twenty -four men and boys of
various ages and descriptions who
were arrested Saturday afternoon
and evening for fast driving In the
business district.
They all pleaded guilty and we're
fined fa.s0 each. The Judge was all
ready To give the offenders "A g. fine.
hu, the pathetic pleadlngs OF the
men who thought they should be let
off lightly in Yule tide spirit. had
tho deHIrnd effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
TO CELEBRATE
ST. DAWD'S oar

81. David'n day. March I. Il to he
celebrated on a big scale by the
Weishmen Of Seattle and vicinity.
There viii be two gatherings. one at
which the program viii be entirely
Welsh aud the other in which the
program will be in the English Ian
ruage. The committee I'm charge Of
the program liz comprised OF John ID.
Jones. Dan Davies. John Edwards.
Lloyd Jones. ]. ". Hughes. ]. y.
Thomas. T.. ID. Jones. Captain u. II.
Davies. u. Il. Hughes and Rev. j.
v. Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

wEusa. Anpt ds1tssnscuw 80 envy q
.'Rod' Comyns. formerly the stool
riscon Of City Detectives Adama and
Lane. SAYS that he believes that his
trial for burglary. which Was hckun
IN the superior court this morning
will O suit Ia his murder, Those who
viii seek TO take bic NE. after certain
facts come cat IN HE trial hV claims,
arr the doEens 81 crcoks he SAYS he
BETRAYED into the hands 90 the pouee
s'rhiz trial he said, to-day. will do
Cur me. all rtKht II I SO @ the peni'
Tertiary my life Vii not be worth thir-
q cents N set free. l will soon be
On the slab
romyns IL heing tried for hreaking
into TN shop ON jackson street
owned By A. Il. Churchill. and steal
ms tccls lie served term IN the
peinteutiary not tonE aeo. for robbins
thc hene 81 Ice a Hart an attorney
IA this city. For tWa years he claims
a. have been In the employ 81 the Sc
attlc police department as stool
pigeon. and SAYS that durinK that
period he has BEEN arrested = times.
ana turned leo~e 81 times.
Why he II heins held on this charge
he conlpiRs that he cannot under
stand a. be simply assisted two crooks
named Mccormick and Ccsgrave to
hreak Into the store in order 60 BE-
able % turn them over To Adams aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

uilek and her family az one Of the
highwaymen. At a previous trial the
Jury disagreed. his wifes statement
that he had been at home on the eve
ming % the robbery causing a doubt to
exist In the Jury's mind AZ to his
guilt.
At the last trial. however Detective
Lane was given an opportunity 90 tes-
tify 70 n conversation he had had with
Mrs Boucke. I'm which she said her
husband had not been at home that
night. and that she had long suspect
ed him % getting his living dishonest
Is. As a result. her evidence for her
husband in this trial had little weight.
BOucka attempted 20 prove AN ailbi,
as defense. and contsnded that he
had purchased the jsweIry from Hiram
9cheli. not knowing that II had been
stolen.
BOuekea family consists 81 wife
and several small children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

from the track aud the mali car
WAS smashed 90 kindlinR wood.
The smoker rolled over on top Of
the engine and the chair car, which
had every seat occupied. slid over
the ground 10 a point 200 feet from
the wreck.
Engineer Deweese and Conductor
Hoyt were each Instantly Killed.
Their bodies and seven others were
taken from the ruins before the ar
rival 81 the relief train that was
rushed 10 the sceur.
Fireman Bishhrd was thrown be-
meath the trucks Of the smoker and
fatally injured. A trench had To be
dug under the car In order 10 get
him out. lie died within an hour
q fter being taken from the wrcckage.
The latest theory Of the wreck In
that the switch was broken. The
train vas running at the rate Of 20
miles an hour when deraiisd. \
freight crew turned the switch on
the track and sent back a fihgnan,
who has not been seen since.
The engineer Of the wrecked train
Was found dead in the engine cab
with his hand tightly ciinchef on
the nir-brake lever.
The fire which followed the wreck
Was extinEuished by the passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

CHICAGO. Dec. Ei.-The grand jury
today began an investigation u local
fzhar TROUBLES. with the oeiect 81 IN
DIETING the p~rwops who Indicted riotss
~ appeared IN them. Public tndsxnA-
tfou 10 aroused ~ the attempts 81
pieksts tq prevent the burial 81 the
dead. bscsus~ % the strike 81 the
hearse and carriage drivers. and u =
demanded that sosne effective meas
tires against such scenes as enarted
during the part four days be taken.
states Attorney ninesn has caused
q summons TO BE- issued today for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
WlD MW
MEN

CHICAGO. Dec. n.-Aidsrrnan
brennan and two accomplices were
this morning sentenced for voting
men at the recent city electians
brennan waa given / years lmpri-
soumsnt and the atherA Hix months
Notices Of appeal were Immediately
filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
ARRESTED
Police Catch Jack the Ripper"
the Murderer OF New York

NEW YORK. Dec. 1i-Emil Totter.
man alias Carl Nelson. d years old.
was arrested this afternoon By deteo.
uvea. To,terman - charged with be-
ing Jack the Ripper" the murderer.
who Saturday might Killed the Martin
woman and then mutiiaied her body.
Ia a sailors boarding house lie has
been positively Identified a. the man
who accompanied the Martin woman
10 her room. lie was arraigned this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
REJECTED

Tho board OF works Saturday re-
iected bids for five street improve
ments because they were too high.
William stanley's single bid was sa.ol2
for grading aud constructing wooden
sidewalks on nlowett street ana EVAN
ston avenue, was Thought reasonable
and the contract was awarded TO him.
There was only one hid each on the
Rroolxlvn avenue grading, the Blewett
street sewer and the Kilhourne avenue
sewer sa wero considered too high
and wee rejected. There werc four
bi,s. for the grading OF Twenty-fourth
avenue and two for the jackson street
sewer but all were considered too
high and were rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
Gar GETS Germany 10 Back Him
in Pushing the Mikado off the
Asian Wainiand--D Diplomats Are
Up i'm the Air-.WOre War Talk

+. 1T h. probable that Japan Il asking
Russia to reconsider her reply
TOXIC. Dec at IL learned from
official sources that tho Korean part
~ the controversy between Japan aud
Russia has been practically settled by
Russia acknowledging JapaH'u pre-
dominating Influence over the whole
81 that country THIS fact however.
n somewhat offset BY Japan demand
lnE that Hussis Eiye her written
ahlign ton that MHuchafia shsl not be-
come Russian territory.
The peace party n hopeful that the
latter demand - made subject to mod.
ifcatiun, and that peaceful relations
Will be- restored.
Iapan's reply 60 Russia. handed the
Ruaaian minister this afternoon. asks
nusaia 90 reconsider essential points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
WANTS THE NEW
TELEPHONE SYSTEM

Fire chief Cook has sent a COM
munication to the board OF public
works recommending that the indie
pendent Telephone Company be al
lowed to install private exchange
for the fire department. The COM
pany agrees TO install Is telephones
and telephone exchange free and
to maintain the system for SO a
month. Cook thinks that the install
lation OF the service would add
greatly 20 the efficiency Of the de-
partmeut. At the present time the
sunset system Is In use in the fire
departfUeuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
In CONSTANT
TERROR

aBERL1N. Dec. 2l.--The Mach
riehten states that Chancellor Won
Hhelow Is in constant terror Of NJ"
IT'S
aassiuation by the Socialists. which
alone p&vents his introducing
oqerclve legislation to suppress So
oiaflHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

REHI.TN. Dec. 2i-Another chap
ter in the royal scandal and elope-
nrnt OF Princess Louise. who has
been incarcerstcd In a mad house
near Dresden for five years because
~ her elopsment with Count Mat
taclrh. an officer in the Austrian
The latest IL the discovery that
,he prIncesa has started a hason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

INVITED

PARIS. Dec. 2i.--Robert Skinner.
representing the 50. Louis eNpOni-
ton, presented an invitation to
Menelik Of Abysslnla. last Friday. to
attend the fair. The presentation
was made at Adisabeba. the capital
Of Abyssinla. The entrance OF the
American mission into the capital.
was brilliant and pietureHque. Sew
eraI thousand ethiopian soldiers act
ed an an escort. Menellk personally
received Mr.. Skinner and delivered
a cordial address Of welcome, The
Americans are lodged In the palace
and are receiving every possible at
ention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
BUTLER GRILL
ROOM OPEN

with a great crowd present and an
orchestra composed OF five union
men. the Butler hotel grill room was
opened 10 the public Saturday night
There was stlll an odor of fresh
palnt, plaster and varnish. but IL did
not mar the occasion. The decora-
lions are costly and beautiful. The
walls are finished I'm German and
French renaissance style. Manager
King announces that he Will open
four floors of the hotel proper Sat
urday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
REVOKED
rnrRIEs ON THE TIMBER AND
STONE LANDS WILL AGAIN
TAKE REGULAR COURSE

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec. p. =
senator Hitchcock has completed thf
preparation OF evidence IN the lmId
maud eases. Commissioner Richarft
today revoked an order suspendhiE
timber aud stone entries In oregon.
california, Utah. Idaho, Wyoming
Montana and Wellington whtch
were held up pending the investiaaf
lions. Such entries VIII now tttise
ths1r regular course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
ROYAL SCANDAL

with the jaultor who keeps the gate
OF the asylum. Her object H. aaid TO
be 10 gain relief from the strict
supervision to which she has been
subjected.
4 report OF the affair has been sent
10 her husband. Prince Phillip OF
sake CoburK. her father. King Leo
pold Of Belgium, and Emperor Franz
Josef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
10 PER CENT MORE

NJ u. barnes receiver for the In
tornational Bank Trust Company OF
Seattle, which failed a fo~y months
ago, was authorized this morning by
Superior Judge rallmau TO pay n 10
per cent dividend. This A. the third
time a dividend has been declared
since the institution closed Its doors
The dividends aggregate 20 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
RI0T0US
MIN Frs

ed with knives ard REVIEWERS. were
and chasing nor union
men. The militia arrested thirty
five men. Upon being given hear
ING shis Afternoon, sli were placed
under 81 900 each 10 keep the peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

The building Trades Assembly has
passed resolutions UNFOLDING The
boycott egainst the Seattle bFewns
and Mailing Company and denuuse-
ing as traitors those union men who
have expressed themselves ~ uts-
posed 10 the order Following aFe
The resolutions. which will probe bly,
be the center uf a warm discussion
tomorrow niEht AZ the Western Cen
trial Labor Onion when they aft
read
sRealisins that the present differ
eucea between orHaniHed labor ard
the seattle HrsvtBK and Mailing
Company have been misconnifurd b
CERTAIN orKauinati and individual
members uf affiliated unions. thus
making the vork Of those ~ charge
OF the enforcement 81 their plans
against the products It thla unfar
company double what Il should y
aud that some bitter feeling and b
uniausiikr measure have been plain
y exhibited through the daily press
aud In saloon sessions. therefore be
Il
Resolved. BY the seattle nulldia
Trades Assembly. That We do res
approve u the manner tn Whieh
some members q organized iatzpr
have expressed their feelings IN tifta
matter ih places hsfr u would dk
rupt the org~ ntaed effort of nttasr
workers Who we're placed IL cha re
Of organised iab0r'a fiEht far a.
rights against this unfair ooruors-
ton b our executive committee %
structsd by this body 10 act. We
nos believe that the tinc haH Gorge
In this trouble. when II every uui5r,
man sili do his duty 70 oreAniHsd
labor. that THE fight against TO
owners II the nutiar hotel can D.
made effective. We a~neuncs L.
traitors 90 union principles All fhats
~ho deliberately carrisi their fbrre
rfY1 feelings into the public press 10
stead - abiding - the Niil ~ to-
ma iority az expressed at ore aessis b
81 this baby and two sessions of tn
Western central Labor Union. Afti
be Il further
Resolved. THAT a copy 81 thess
resolutions be sent 70 the Western
Central Labor Tuion. and 20 every
body ~ organized union men tn thfp
fs4f~.Htgsf Inn afaaa that A aafaW - arffF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
DISAPPOIN TED
AGAIN

BKRLfN. Dec. 2.-The Local An
zciRer today announces that the
Czarina OF Russia recently gave birth
10 a dead son. The Car and czarlna
are IN the deepest dependency. The
Iatter's grief IN uncomfortable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
EARLY CLOSING

The early saturday initiated by the Mac
r. appreciation
n every this There is reason
should be deprived
balance II humanity save
legitimate
conditions that little leas
fuhuman n b. laaoFer
the strain daily under
10 added saturday psht
Shaft trhisd Il 20 the day
be sincerely hoped thar the
example the Macnousan souhwek company
viii b. generally biz retail Seattle Nswet
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

ney General Grove OF Missouri. who
is IN.
Missouri Is seeking the extraditiou
of the millionaire In connection with
the Missouri boodilng cases In the
State legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

suNaYslpE. Utah, Dee. 2i.--I
Armed guards OF tire Utah Fuel
company called on the militia early
this morning for assistance sssins.
the lsslian zeal strikers. who. arm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
aassssa~=
NAMES THE
DAY

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. Iii
A treasury department circular has
been issued declaring that the new
rates of duty provided for In the
Cuban reciprocity bill will become
operative at ~ o'clock. December 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
RESIGNED
MCCLELLAN QUITS AS A CON.
GRESHAM. TO TAKE TrE
mAYoRALrY OF NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Dec a.-Mayor-sisct
Mcclellan today sent 10 Speaker Can.
from the Twelfth New York district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

The steamship Hawaiian arrived
from Tacoma yesterday morning
She ~ now at pier No. I. loading
lime and general merchandise for the
Hawaiian Islands, The Hawaiian
Will take about 1000 tons. including
large consignment OF lumber. At
Honolulu she win take on n cargo OF
sugar for new York.
The United states steamship Burn
side has picked up the shore end of
the cable which was torn from It's
fnstcnlnEs at the Arlington dock by
the French bark Vile de Mulhause
some time ago. This morning the
enbie ship restored the shore end
connections. and win now prepare
for her voyage TO Manila The
burnside will sail some time during
the latter part OF this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
NOT so SICK
AS REPORTED

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i--ssnator
Hanna Is not seriously al. as report
ed. He has n touch OF the grippe.
but expects to leave his room within
three days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
PLOT TO MURDER ALL
Jews AT KISHENEFF
ON CHRISTMAS DAY is
DISCOVERED

BERLIN. Dec zi---Ths Tageblsft re-
uarts that a new massacre o. Jews y
being planned at kisheneff. With the
intention Of effsctinE a complete ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22
GIVEN NOR I:
Time

NEW YORK, Dec. Ex-Governor
Oden has granted the attorneys In
the William Zlegler extradltlon hear
Ing another week IN which Go file
their briefs at the request OF Attor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

known In this city. died "wednesday
Mt san Diego OF tuberculosis. She
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

LONDON. Dee 81 Diplomatic cir
clcs are nEuE over tho news showing
that "a secret offensive and defensive
alliance exists between Germany aid
Russia To- prevent Japan KhininH q
foothold un the Asian mainland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

LONDON. Dec q 1.-The Exchange
Telegraph company today states that
the Japanese embassy at London
suardedlY admits that the altuatiuu 10
the Far Eaat - unimpFeved. The IA
change adds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-22

TiENTSIN. Dec. zl.-Thc Times
today states that Prince Ching, min
lrter OF foreign affairs. has asked
thhe American minister not 10 ~
slat on the opening Of Mukden To
foreign trade. ching says BY 20 So
lnE America will relieve china OF n
most difficult situation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-10-03
Silver Run Items.

Last Friday, Alfred Dutterer left his team
standing at the cider mill in this place and
went to Haines' store. The horses became
frightened at the engine blowing off steam
and ran down the pike to the Silver Run
bridge, when the wagon came apart and the
horses turned back and broke the tongue off.
They were caught near the toll gate. The
horses were only slightly hurt. On Tuesday
Noah Browns team also ran away from the
cider mill. They went to his home; no dam
age was done.
Kemper & Feeser are busy boiling apple
butter day and night.
Rev. W. II. Ehrhart, Lutheran pastor in
this place, will leave here about the 18th in
slant He will have communion on Sunday
morning, October.4, and on the nth instant
he will preach his farewell sermon.
The registrars of Myers district added the
names of q voters to the list and erased 4 by
giving transfers. The next sitting will be on
Tuesday, October 9th, which will be the last
chance to get registered.
j. r. Lippy and wife and granddaughter,
Alice Lippy, were in Hanover over Sunday,
visiting their daughter Mrs. Ellsworth Dell.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-10-03
PETITION DISMISSED.
Judge Jones Decides That Mandamus Is
Not an Appropriate Remedy in the Case
Of the Westminster Water Company
Against The Mayor and Common Council
of Westminster

Chief Judge I. Thomas Jones, before whom
was argued the petition for mandamus to
compel the Mayor and Common Council of
Westminster to levy a tax of five cents on the
500 of the assessable basis to pay the West
minister Water Company for supplying the
city with water for public uses, under a con.
tract made in 1888, on Friday yesterday filed
the following opinion and order:
"Having given to this case as careful con-
sideration as practicable in the the time at
my disposal, am of the opinion that, assum-
ing the Act of 1876, Chapter 88, to be the law
which regulates and determines the rights of
the parties to this cause, under proper in
depreciation of that Act the writ of mandamus
cannot be applied as an appropriate remedy
for such wrongs as are alleged in the plain
tiff petition.
at is thereupon ordered this first day of
October, 1908, that the application for the
writ of mandamus in the above entitled cause
be and the same is hereby refused and that
the plaintiff s petition for the writ be and the
same is hereby dismissed with costs to the re-
spondent.'
The case will be taken to the Court of APP
peals and argued at the October term.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-10-03
HON. EDWIN WAKEFIELD IN CARROLL.
He Visits TaneytOWn, Union Bridge And
New Windsor And Meets Many People.

Hon. Edwin Warfeld, after tour of Fred.
erick county and making speeches at Thur
mont and diminishing, came to Carroll yes
terday morning.
At Bridgeport he was met by DR.. c. w.
Weaver, Charles A. Elliott, Tobias Ell. Eek
enrode and David S. Clousher and escorted
to Taneytown where he held a reception in
the public square. Many people assembled
to greet him, and he made a short speech,
saying that if elected he would be Governor
of the whole people and give the state a
clean administration.
From Tnaeytown Mr. Warfeld drove to IN
ion Bridge arriving at 1915. A large crowd
met him. to all of whom he was introduced.
Charles E. Fink, Chairman Of the Democrat
ic County Central Committee, and c. d..
Spurrier escorted him around the town, with
which he was highly pleased, especially with
the educational facilities presented by the
public school and Maryland Collegiate Insti-
tute, under the auspices the German Baptist
Church. DR.. j. j. Stewart, nominee for Re-
gister of Wills, and James D. Haines, nomi-
nee for the House of Delegates, were also at
Union Bridge.
Mr. Warfeld went from Union Bridge to
New Windsor by train, where Dr. Geo. ID.
Brown, Charles Jones and George 0. Brilliant
and many other persons met him. He was
escorted to Dielman's Hotel where he held a
reception. and left for Baltimore on the fast
mail