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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

ouitri og er ri 9anife @r. Mrup en-
Gaf ifDloige for set Mrbei6e, ban bor
u6fprt for at bdine Snteresien for
bort G96relan6 og bringe sets 9eabn
til at flDbe blot u6ober bets @r9r6=
ier.
g.. e.. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

@p &pfseropitanb. Sra @ina er
/ 6e ii6ite Gage fomnet meget foru.
roltgen5e @fterretninger, Der tp6er
paa, at ser pisie 9ele al @iget for
bere6eS en nD 8ofseropltan6. s
Probtnien @berfin pores en- rteget
1s6pr@get frennme6fien0tlig 8epngel-
ie> Ser / 9iebliffet ferltg er rettet
nuoo &usierne, men iom n1eget let
tan gaa ODER til at omfatte alle l16-
lenotnge, lom boer ser, og bliber SEN
fife 11n0ertrDffet / Ti6e, bil Sen me-
get let iprebe Jig til bele &iget. Stgr-
lteoelen af 2eoerne / Sen ga1nle 8ofs-
erbebggelle er benrette6e eller ii66er
/ 6Gngiel, men Ser er 1tof Trenuneo--
bo0 8efolf11ingen til at iette en-
nh Splton0 paa To6e noar iom bellt
og poa etbbert Ste6 @iget. Ser
fineltife gfegjering 6nifer at u1r0er-
trDffe 8eoegellet1, life foroi Sen er
penligere lin6et moo Sc Sremme6e
eno 8efolfningen, men for0i oen
| frDgter, at Sc fremme6e Wogter at=
ter ffal len6e Sropper in6 @ina.
@n fineliif &erafoeltng er ie116t til
0et urolige 9iitrift, 6els for at tomb
| ie Oprersbepngelien 6els for at bin-
ore, at fineiiife &eoerban6er, ser bio-
til bar til 5ta0igbeo forl1roliget rls-
liiife Sorpoiter 1er @ren6len ifal
J gao ODER oenne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
9cn banife Mfbclime,

io1n er be1iggen0e / ssS1r0uitripaIooiet
Me barie6 sSn6uitries butl6ing).
@nbber, forn beiGgte ben 6anife glf-
6eling paa Gbicago l16ltilltngelt, bill
ftrafs fgle Zig iom bienrme ber;; tbi
Sen fine, emile @nag, iom par oper
l16itillingen | Chicago gigr fig ON
rrulig en6nu mere gieloe1t6e / ct.
2ouis. Man fer itrafSS, at &r. grup
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Trc6snbicnbingc til ct. 2unis.

Srcosnbicnbinec til ct. 2pnis.
Set norlfe Gtorttngs Tre6s= og
gol6giftSgrl,ppe 6or bol6t Mp0e /
sln[e0ning al S116bp6ellen til 9elto=
gelie Sen interporlo1nentoriife
Jre0sfonferonce, 1om bol6es / Gon1=
meu ct. 2ouis ulr6er l16ltillingen.
Gom l16ler0inge opnnpnte @rl1ppen
f6lgen6e @errer, ser bob6e erflnret
fig billtg. til at 4reiie:4-@e forbe1npn=
re1roe Stortingsmpn6 Geftor 6orlt
og SoloifriDer sSSgbn 2un6 iant Stor-.
tingSme110ene 8ran6t og Bernborb>
Sonien. slf 6isie bil ion6ipnligpis
ST.. 9un6 rejle n1e6 9eobelfomit6ens
Stipenoium og 6r. &orit meo 6en:
al Stortinget gibne &eiiebepilgning-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

GnglGnocrnc / Sibct. Sc 1i6lte
@fterretninger u1n Sberi Ooungbus=
banoS Sog / Sibet er ntit1bre glt11tige
for Sen engelffe @pentprer. 3e tp=
Ser poa, at Gibetonerne en0elig far
toget Jig iammen og bill giere olpor=
Zig Mo0itonb. @e0 @pang sic bob=
De Sibetonerne toget en- foIt 6tilling>
og 0a @nglGn0erne n9rme6e fig for
at ongribe 0enne, blep Ser fra ct
bgjtltggen6e &Iolter / Merbeoen be6
geapn Song aobnet en- belrettet mot
oeriif Sl6 mos 6en fren1rDffen6e
Sjenoe1 lom forelgbig mootte trpffe fig
ttlbage Gngle16erne iog 2ejr / mo-
gen 9flta1r6> og 6enne bleb beifu0t al
Sibetanerne. 9is1e bliber MI for
iterfe6e me0 ltore Sforer al &riger=
itammer fra Set i116re Sibet. 2ama=
erne, 2an0ets Hreitefalte, prn6ifer
vbellig &rtg" n1p6 Sen i16trpl1gen0e
Sjen6e, og Breiterne gaar fra 0o1
til 9ul og opfor6rer til qribe til 8oa-
ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

&ri9 spbamerifa. Sen / forri-
&c l1ge ontalte M1,ltgDe6 for &rie
mellem 8ralilten og Beru om Mcre
,0iitriftet lpnes ollere6e at pere
bru6t l6s. Ser mel0es 6e ii6ite 9a,
ge om 5anpmenltp6 mellem bralilior.
ife og peruanlfe Sropper Sen on1>
ltri0te @gn mes set &elultot> at 8ro-
1tlianerne lnaotte trGffe Jig tilboge
Set oar fltn meget ln1na Groppeltpr>
fer, Ser bar SSSl0en. Ser forbo1oles
1to6tg nellen1 Sc to 2ar0es 9ie0ic>
ringer for at fon1me til lni11oe(ig
Sperel1sfon1it on1 GogelL men lanl>
tioig rulte5 Ser poo begge Siosr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

ge onr Sant1renl t00 mellem bra 1tlla1t=
ife og pernanlfe Sropper / Sen om=
itri0te ggn mes Set &elultat> at Sra.
ltlianerne lnaotte trGffe fig tilboge;
set oor fun meget 1noa GroppeItpr<
fer, Ser bar ssSloen. Ser forbo,oles
lto6ig mellen Sc TO 2on0e5 gegjc>
ringer for at fomme til mi10elig
Sperel1sfolnlt om Gogen, men lon1=
tioig rultes Ser poo beg9e Siosr.
Gtriobarc Ernitcr. Sra Gerorfo~
no, Scr.> mcO0ele5 liOlte ltgc, ct to
Frn1ter> Gro1fielD % @op0cll, Get i
lunge SiOer bor leret llpenlfo5, !il=
irl6ig trof bilton0el1 Goiletru!nnrct
foo Ell SobeDo9n; Sc 6eGAn0te itrof$
at ifiGnbes, og Ell al Sem trof en- ;'te-
polper, lon 0en an0en 16gte at ripe
|fra fam. ll10er set berbe0 opltooe-
Sc @aon0gemung gif to Gfl6 of
110en BOG at iaare nogel1. @egge
4srnlter tilbSrer 8optiltftrfen og no-
Egiher 8labe / Dollas. 9e. BOT. un-
Oerbejs til en &irfefonferelce MQib=
billie.
sStnc Trn9tiaftcr. Sen &onlis=
lion, Der al &egjeringen er ne0lot til
at oprette Ston0orns for 6obrifotton
al rene TpOen1i0ler, far 9tem g)orf
af6olot Torbpr oper Tobrifonter al
Urrgtlofter> Settles og Sam. Get
foan pe0 6enne 2ejligbe0 for Goger,
at 60 Frocent al Sen Der 2on0et la
pebe Sellp ol0ri9 far feet 6rltgt; SEN
looeS al @lucoie, Sorpcltoffer og @s=
lenler, bpilfet for@prigt er for Glu1o=
beocn l1farltge Stoffer. Set frem=
TOM t1lltge nroer JorDgrene, at DbiS
Ser bleb forb116t Tobrifol1ter1e at
frelnitille ianrtneniatte Settler pe6
blan0et Srugt> bil6e Is Hrpce11t al
2on0ets 6obrifer al 6enne slrt bore
ne6laget til at 1tan0ie Gorretri11g.
SrafifitanSsnin9cn poo Sc ltore
Sn6l6er paa @rl1n6 al Stri0en mel
lem @fibsejerne og &dptejnernes og
9o6lernes glsiociotton be0borer, og
0ens sSSn6flp6e1ie tnerfes poa mango
Smrao6er. Sgr1ig 1i0er Seem Oorf
Central 8anen be6 6en> og np1ten al
6ens giennemgaoen6e Srafif er ita1r6=
let. Si6en Gtotens &anoler blep
aobne for Sommertrafif er ser life
fonu1ret mere e1tS 1 2o6ning &orn og
3 2a6ninger @rts til Seem Dorf fra
Buffalo,. Haa 6e Golfer / Seem
Sort bbor &analifibene logger til, er
ser iffe en- Mrbei6er at ie, me6ens
un6er nornole Gorbol6 6enne Mars-
tbs er BEN trablelte for 6enne Srafif;
Sulin6er af Merp6, ser bar ontogne
be6 @elonens Mab,ring, far after
faaet Ifife6.
Trp9ter 9mlmanscl* Sra 9ulutb
me66eles, at me6minbre SEN tore
&rafifltan6sntng poo Sc itore SsS1t6<
lper fan bringes til i1arltg &filnt=
ming, er ser alporlig Sure for at Ser
bill blipe ltor Mangel paa &ul geor6=
beIten, og at 6enne &alomitet toil BIZ
be langt b9rre ems 11116er &ulltreifen
forrige 8inter. Ser blep ie116t 11bp,
re Masier af aul til 9ull1tb ii6ite
S9ion, men tro6s fette er 8eboI6>
ningerne otntrent u0tdmte poa 6ette
Sopeooplagslte6; og ielb ON @fibs-
farten mart iful0e forn11e / Gang
. igien, pil bette life ofberge 6aren for
&ulmangel, i6et 6e fleite 5fibe oIle,
re6e er fragte0e G6m1nerforten.
Srafifita1r6s11ingen bar alfere6e giort
ca. 10000 Man6 arbei6Slgie> og
bet 6aglige Sab anilaaes til n1iroit /
lDdllion Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Set oanifc 9prcellen. Direft6r
DaIgos for Sen fongelige Horcel-
Iensfabrif / @igbenbapn er afreiit til
l161tilIingen / ct. 2ol1is, bpor Sa=
brifens Tobrifota ct 16ltillet, og
bpor ban be11ter at fune gipre gooe
6orret1inger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Sclifabct u9c banifc &aabcnbrp=

Gclifabct ,2c banifc &aabcnbrp=
brc" er SEN elbite 6onIfe Screening,
ion efsiiterer @r. SEEM Oorf. Set
er cit iolio og go6 Screening, og Sen
goor lo1glo1nt og liffert frema6. Se0
bnert @fpbe bliper ser pptaget npc
Mee0len11ner, % ilnr Sen ienere Sib
hor Silgongen pnret tennlneIlg itrrf.
Sen tnllcr blo11ot fine Nee6lemlner
mango al Sc &olonie1 beO1t fjcnbte
1onlfe, og beres 9fnpn far Ell go6
Slang / e11bper bonlf 9eelp Dorfers
Gre, ifriner v9iorbl." Gelifabet tpl=
Ier 111 IT'S Me0len1ner og Dor ner
beo $4,000 / Gasien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
RlanQt rand$m&nQ / Hmerlka.
(1utere..ante snaatins fra mango Rilde'

8. s. @rpmlmnb, en- 6anif sSourna=
lift, Ser bar beret nb9iber al set en-
gelffe l1gebla6 vSpler sSba,rnal"
SDler, @finn., / Sc ii6te SO Mar,
bor paa @rl1n6 af 6aarligt &elbreo
fo1gt 8lobet til &r. @pfes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Gn ing Seuif MSclsnano, iom for
uoen 6 6ornop1e burcr Set befienbte
no11lfe 9lopn - Yeterlel1, fpn for=
Ieben Sag til 9ieip Dorf iom Sppar=
ter poo u@ellig Slop". @on fortolte,
at fan bar 01eolem al Sen fgl. 0anlfe
Sagtflub, men life 6eltominOre blep
ban 6og belfpl0t al @oDmelteren for
at gnpe itjaolet 800 fra en &abpts=
pusioger. @an bleb arrelteret; nen
Set Ipffebes bam 6og mart at ooerbe=
piie 9onuneren ON 1in l1ifploigbe0,
og Fan blep frifjenbt. @on flyer, at
Set fun bar af 2plt til Gbentpr, at
ban bar goaet ne6 iom Spbarter> og
Set fan io gpbt pnrc ia11t, flyer
ugtor6lpiet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

9cn nurifc Set Tarsu t sluleo=
ming al II. @ai og slhlpringen al
@jornlons @outo bar / ollc Moa0er
aellpffct. Silltrpnnni1rge1 al 9eor0=
mrl1b til Sarge bar mngtig. Soften
bcgpnote Mon0og ne6 ct .9rpllup i
nate l'orif stiL ionp fejrcbes @peus
slrnorp., Su10go!nmerl Sigltro
Sjellerl16, og @ru0eu, Molmie ST.
monie11, ticncr bcagc bos Te1tfolni=
teens Tor1non0, Or. SSielbct 9lber,
crpnbie, g. 9of., pg 9rl1oe,1 far ti0=
liaere tjel1t poo 8jpr11ip11s @ooro
s(ulelto0 / 9eorge. 8r1t0eporret bar
/ norlfe 9eotionol6rogter> 8ruben
mes &rone poa og mes S1npffer> Ser
bar oolftllige @un6re0e Mar go1nle.
Otter &ielien bor ser ltor 1rorif 6elt /
Mrnorp nre6 @il6esbor6, norfe SOL
fe0onle olp. Me1te Sag, Sen L..
@ai ofildre6es 8jprnions @ol,ta beb
2onbbrugsffolen efter en- flor 8oro6e.
M6npfot eSob11 @. 9lrctor0er bolot
6elttole1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

&ifibct uMisiunn" al Sc Sor.
Stoters Marine bar, iom Set btl er=
in6res, @fuepla61en, for en- frpgtelig
@fsploinn Sen 13. Mpril u6 for Slo=
rt6as &Dit bborbe6 % Mennelfer iat=
te 2ibet til. 9lt life l1lpffen fit 1t6rre
0mfang }fp16es u6eluffenoe 6en
slan6snerperelie, ipm @bief Gum
ners Mate Monion 16biite, i6et ban
efter Sen fprite Gfsploiion iprang irn6
/ Moga1inet og lnffe6e @Gren efter
fig, bborpe6 ban btn6re6e, at Sl6en
forplante0e Jig oertil; pe0 6enne feffe
Sanoling frel1te ban @fibet og sets
bele 8ciatning, ca. 600 Mon6; men
6a 96ren til Mogaiinet, efter at 6ette
bar lat UNDER @an6, otter bleb oab=
net, fa1r0teS Monion boIpbeis 6rl1f=
net / Set i1t61trg1mnen6e 8an6. Set
er n1 oplpit, at Monlon> eller Meons
Monien, io1n bans fnl6e geabn er,
er Morbnnan6 al Td6iel. San itom=
mer fra Bergen og forn ber til 2an=
set mes fine Sorpl6re / 6 Mars ll6e=
rem. @i6en 1889 bor ban eiort Sic
neite / Marine1t i6et ban bar laoet
fig bberbe tire paa btt1an6e11 fG1ger-
6e Eermtner og bar giort Eieneite
paa forifieIlige Sftbe. S Sen ame-
rifan1fe Marine tiener &un6reoer af
@fqn6inaper iom regnes for at n9re
&iarnen Of 6Iaubens 8eiet,rit1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

slnti Mnarfiitlupen, Ser forbp6er
Mogang fer til Sanoet for Mnorfi-
tier, ct Manoogs go0fjen0t al 2a11,
bets @gie1teret be0 en- al 6e1ne 0or1-
ito1 afgibet &ienbelle, bborpe6 en-
@nglG116er be6 9eapn &urner negte=
6es Sina6elle til at fo11mne 2an6 eff
ter at ban bob6e afgibet grflnring
ON at pgre slnarfilt. S 0omMen
n6tales 6et> at 9lnorftsn1en in6eDol=
Ser / lin @run6principper Ell iaaoon
6are for &egjeringerne, at bisie er
fulot berettige6e til at tage 6orbolos,
regler' moo Sen io1n Selpforipor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Mprpernc brrbcr Qlmcrifancruc.


Sra Ma11ila me66eles, at cit or1eri=
fanf Sroppeitprfe poa 80 Mon6 n11=
Ser 26itnant &orper SEN s. O5oi blep
onringet poa g1tli0en al Sn6lpen 2i=
guolon 9en Min0onoo. Morobo11=
oen talte flere @un0re0e Mo1o og
loa I &ogbol0 for sln1erifonerne. Ser
bleb 6rebt 2 Sfiicerer pg Is Meni=
&c, og 5 Mon0 blep ioore6e. Srop-
perne til9prte &olnpogni S al II II.
g. Snfonteri. Ser bleo itrofs, loa
mart Wle66elelie cnr Mon0ef fo(oet
fon1 til @obe0fporteret> len0t Trop=
per efter Morperlles 8on0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

9cuif &oninl s. $. Sirfbulm og
Sultru / Son 6roneisco iejrc0e iflg.
~9ien" forle0en 6eres S6lbbrpllup,
/ bpilfen s(nle0ni1ng ca. 40 @jnlter
bar iomle0c til Gellfob 9ggtepor=
rets @jen1. &e0 9or6et blep Ser bol0t
flcre bjrrtelige Soler, 1igelom Ser
inblpb eli Sci neutrality-suspicious.
mer, beriblon0t flere fri 9onnarf.
&jernmet bar nD0elig impffet s(n=
leoning al 6eit0agen, Ser if Ell bob=
belt @etp6ninG i0et cit Sen al &op=
tejn 8trfbolm, @onlulens glepp, font
me 9og blep 6Gbt. &bniul og Wlrs.
8irfbolm blep ggtebie6e / &jpben=
bopn 6en 90. slpril 1879. S ti6li=
ge Gage foer Mfr. 8irfbo1m til @gs
iom &aptein poa &ocific &plte11 1t1e11
rejite ienere til 9ann1orf, bbor bon
traf lin 8ru0. 9ggteifabet bar peret
bellignet me6 to Spnner, Ser MI er
benbolospis 19 og II Mor gommel.
@oninlen far / mango 9lor bpret bo=
iiboenbe / @an Trancisco, bbor fan
/ lang Si6 far 6repet &otelforret=
ming. 6or ca. z Mor ii6en bleb 6an
u6nebnt til fgl. 6anif &oniul for &a=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

6. 6. g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-12-16
A GANG ROUNDED UP

About month ago the bank at La Plata
Charles county, Md, was entered, the safe
blown open and robbed Of about $4,000
and many valuable papers, Thursday night
Of last week the bank safe at Mt. Airy, Car.
roll county, was blown open, but the report
alarmed the neighbors and the robbers
were frightened away without obtaining
any money. The detectives Of Baltimore
took the matter in hand, with the result of
rounding up" 80 robbers Of more or less
notorIety. Four OF the number have been
Identified as visitors at La Plata and Mt.
Airy before the robberies were attempted,
preparing, 1t lie supposed, for the crimes. 1t
Is thought that this with other circumstances
In possession Of the officers will be sufficient
TO convict these thieves, who at the time OF
the "round up" were making Baltimore
city their home. where they are now con-
fined In jail awaiting trial The others Of
the gang will be charged with robbing post.
Offices In Maryland and several of the South
ern States.
At the time of the capture OF the band of
thieves, referred to above, Edward Morgan,
the leader, escaped from the saloon, where
the arrest was made, by the warning of a
negro woman. Alter persistent hunt by
the detectives he was found living In house
10 Baltimore with his vile. Both were ar
rested and imprisoned on Monday last Be.
fore his surrender, Morgan drew a revolver
TO shoot, but the alertness Of the detectives
prevented him from doing 80.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-12-16
SORRY EXAMPLE, HE SAYS

"Much as | admire President Roosevelt
rs true man, we have seen the sorry exam.
pie Of the mistake q strong man can make.
The President was appealed to by colored
Baptist minister 10 save the latter's son from
the gallows for the murder Of farmer 10
Canada. He listened to the appeal and has
succeeded In securing q Communication of
sentence. don't admire the President for
that"
This statement was made Saturday by
Andrew D. White, formerly United States
Ambassador to Germany, in an address on
Evolution w. Revolution in Politics." be.
fore the League for Political Education, In
New York.
Mr.. White had declared that high crime
ls more frequent In this country than any
where else in the world, save Sicily, and
that there Is widespread superstition"
here that II is the duty Of the people TO pro-
tect criminals. II was 10 calling attention
10 what he termed this mistaken leniency
that be referred 10 President Roosevelt, as
quoted.
"Orime IL crime" said Mr.. White, "and
Il 10 our duty 70 make liz prosecution moro
speedy and less intricate. We should stand
together 10 exterminAte criminals"
Present American business methods, Mr..
White declared, are leading 10 catastropbes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-12-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sui o.
~ scriber has obtained from the Surro-
gate Court Of the couuty OF Elgin, in the
Province OF Ontario, in the Dominion of
Canada, Letters of Administration of the
property Of Richard Martin, late OF Choppers.
in the county Of Montgomery, in the State
Of Maryland, deceased
All creditors ard all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, and the nature and
value OF all securities, If any, held by them,
by mailing the same by post, prepaid, to the
undersigned Attorney for the subscriber, on
or before the second day Of June, A. D. 1905.
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefits Of said estate, and thereafter,
after the said last mentioned date, the said
subscriber will proceed TO distribute the as
sets OF said deceased amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only 10 the
claims which shall have been exhi bited as
above required, and the said subscriber will
not be liable or responsible 10 any person
whose claim shall not have been exhibited. as
Aforesaid, al the time Of such distribution
tor the assets Of said estate, or any part there
Of, 80 distributed.
Dated and given under my hand, At the
Town OF Aylmer, In the county of Elgin,
Province OF Ontario, Dominion of Canada
this second day Of December, A. d. 1904.
J. MILLER,
Administrator.
By A. 4. HAlNES,
dec 2-4l His Attorney.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-12-16
HUMBUG CHARGE OF FRAUD

Chairman Murray Vandiver of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, on Tuesday
issued statement In reply 10 the arraign
ment OF the Democratic party made last
week by Chairman John B. Hanna, Of the
Republican State Central Committee, in
which 1t was charged that fraud, trickery,
perjury and unfairness generally had been
used BY the Democrats in the conduct of the
recent election.
ut is the old story" said Mr.. Vandiver,
land the charges are hardly worthy Of an
answer. 1t has become and established Gus
tom for the Republicans OF this State TO
shout fraud, robbery and crookedness after
each and every defeat OF their party. In
every election since 1900 they have raised
this cry and have proved nothing yet. They
do not take defeat gracefully, and each cam
paign Ia followed by a tremendous attempt
upon the part Of the Republican man
ayers TO convince the people Of Maryland
that all OF the rascality, bribery, trickery
and fraud 10 monopolized by the Democratic
party, and that the Republican party is a
party Of innocent and pure-minded states.
men, whose regulations are stainless and
beyond reproach, and who are in politics
simply and solely for the good of the com
munity and not at all for themselves.
"Fhey would have the people believe that
the Republican party can only be defeated
by cheating, and that every time the Demo
cratic party wins an election 1t steals it.
They do not, and never have, offered any
proof that such Is the case. Invariably they
howl with loud voice about the outrages
that have been committed by the Democrats
and threaten Tremendous exposures, but
after while the agitation dies down and
nothing more Is heard OF the cry Of fraud
until after the next election when the Re.
publican party is again defeated.
They gather their lawyers together and
threaten contest, and then the whole thing
10 ended with abatement charging the Dem.
ocrats with every imaginary wrongdoing
and criminal offense. The purpose Of the
statement Is very plain. ltis simply TO keep
up the agitation as long as possible In the
hope that they can use the cry In the next
campaign"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-12-16
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THE COAL BARON9

The men who control the anthracite coal
supply OF the country are going TO get along
first rate this winter, regardless Of how the
rest of US fare. Some recently published
statistics show that the owners Of the coal
supply have a method of raising money
that makes Mrs. Chadwicks efforts look
amateurish, and that Is also perfectly safe
and devoid Of risks. At the most conserva.
tive estimate the consumers are 10 be asked
to contribute 100000 or 100000 to
the coal combine, above all questions OF cost
or ordinary profit
The statistics, from an authentic source
place the years production Of anthracite
coal at 67,0OO,0O0 tons, of which more than
one-half Is still In the hands of coal opera
tors and their agents. There is no conten.
ton that one ton Of this supply has been
mined al loss TO the operators. They dc
not do business that way. 1t Is certainty
that the price at which coal was selling las
June was sufficient TO cover all cost of pro
duction and leave margin Of profit TO the
mine owners. commencing with July l
however, the coal combine has added IL
cents ton on the first Of each month TO tie
price of anthracite, thus placing an add.
tional tax 10 the consumer of 60 cents on
each ton Of coal held by the operators on
December /. This would make little mat.
ter OF some 100000 OF profit on the basis
of 100000 tons Of anthracite, the amount
estimated to have been 10 the hands of the
mine owners and operators on the tirst day
of the present month. Allowing the most
liberal reductions from this sum to cover
interest on the investments, storage charges
interest on wages paid during the summer
and other Incidental expenses, there will be
a sufficient sum left 10 assure the coal barons
. merry Christmas and a happy New Year
Aud the consumer pays the freight.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-12-16
Order of Publication.
Frank Matthews, Plaintiff, VS.. Mary j &.
Matthews, alias Minnie Matthews,
Defendant.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as Court Of Equity. Equity, No. 2l22.

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court Of Equity. Equity, No. 2l22.
TINE object Of this suit is to procure a d.
Il vorce, a vinculo matrmOnii, by the
plaintiff from the defendant.
The bill states that the plaintiff and the de.
fendant were married on the 2lst day of DC.
tober, A D. 1885, and that they resided in
Montgomery county, State of Maryland, until
about the month Of October, A. D. 1885. -
That the plaintiff from the time Of the said
marriage until the said month of October, A.
D. 1883, was ever q dutiiul and faithful hus-
band TO the said defendant, and that the said
defendant deserted aud abandoned him at
said time aforesaid aud went to TAkoma Park,
In the District OF Columbia, accompanied by
a man named Charles Dorsey, and such aban.
Comment has continued uninterruptedly for
more than three years, and is deliberate and
hnal and the separation Of the parties beyond
any reasonable expectation OF reconciliation.
That the plaintiff now resides and has ever
since said marriage resided in Montgomery
county, in the State of Maryland, and the
defendant is nonresident of the State of
Maryland, her present whereabouts being
unknown to said plaintiff.
1t is thereupon, this 29th day Of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1904, ordered by the Circuit Court
for Montgomery county, sitting as su Equity
Court, that the plaintiff, by causing a copy
OF this order to be inserted in some newspa-
per Published in said Montgomery county,
once in each week. for four consecutive weeks
before the 3lst day of December, A d. 1904,
giving notice TO the said absent defendant ut
the object and substance of this bill, warn
ing her to appear in this Court, in person or
6oy her solicitor, on or before the 2oth day Of
January, A. D. 1905, to show cause, II any
she has, why decree should not be passed as
prayed In said bill
JOHN L. BRUNErT, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test;
dec 2-td JOHN L. BRUNRTT, Cpk.