The Democratic advocate., 1904-02-27
News of the Week.

The New England Brick Trust has appoint
ed a receiver.
Exports Of -four in 1908 were practically
% 600 900 barrels valued at SIS, lss, 05o.
Agricultural implements to the valne OF
So, 95l sos were exported from the United
States during the year 1908.
There are lOe slate, 81 marble, and POS
clay quarries in this country. and the value OF
their combined products IS $4,000, 600.
The Iowa Supreme Court has affirmed a
decision giving a tramp damages for injuries
received by being thrown from a railroad iraln.
A steel. like grass from the volcanic slopes
or Oran. Algeria, is elastic that it can be used
instead Of springs in the manufacture of turni.
ture.
The people of the United States eat up
$50 GOO 900 worth OF candy in a year. ard
there are nearly 5000 factories making It,
with a capital OF SSs coo, coo.
Convicted Of bigamy. Samuel c. Hazard.
alias Harereave, a graduate Of West Point
aud former army officer, has been sentenced
in Minneapolis 10 two wears IN the reHltsn
tisry.
Last SATURDAY - persons we're killed, Is
Injured and great destruction 0f property was
wrought by the explosion OF carload oi
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jackson, Utah.
Charles F. Bcuach. former cashier Of ihs
Equitable National Bank. New York. Now tn
the hsugs ut q receiver, has been arrested
charged Wiih raising certificate. OF the bank s
stock owned by him.
Ruderick Thomas, Hui,1u Bsy far trader,
was killed hY Indians uesy Lac du Hackset,
Manitoba. last saturday He d he ihlrd o'
Z ..H .a-
quarrel with the Iuiiaus
Georee ". I.ewjs, of Toronto, Csnsda eha
committed ~uir3,i~ al Niagara FaiiS iss n~'s,
ago. left aa estate worth S@5S as, most ~ 8i
Mi ed TO his slsreys, Mr.. Julian si Nrw York,
aud Nh, Gpodefham, Of T1ra 30.
A, Berlin. February l., Fraa Kragp %
served the birthday pf her late haSbahi By
giving S25 each Co 2.0no Rorkra~n who bad
beea 25 years N The service 81 the company
and by donating Si25 Opo fo the Wo-kmeu Z
hospital.
Ernest Driscoli. local engineer of 'be
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Saturday
morning brnke the speed r~Coyd b.'twevu kal
iimore and Wilmipgtor. De-. lie nadr a
distance oi y m,lss IN bi sainuies, and pulled
- loaded freight cars behind him
A. M,ri,lar. CoBu., ". J. Pragly. pr5uci.
pal 81 the h5gh school. las sreS caused q
sensation hy DECLARING lbai drinking. sarar-
ieg, lsiag, and staying oai 81 uigbi by paps.'
nf the school mast sop. On FRIDAY hs assstn
bled the entire schooi and lectared lhg pupil.
Tor aB hour. H. dwel, cspeclsliy on drinking
aud 40 pointed Were bis remark. that 81 sain
ed the impressioa that iniemPcEaacs asd
cyept iato ihe school
BrookIvn. y. Y. = flooded Siib counter
= - q q a - 4
10 Ne ihr l,cst cuuat~tfciis ever issued Iar
eugrasiag of sbe bills Is 81 gaod iu snsb.s
them TO defy detection even siyh a glass. and
th.- coaulerf~ilers have discovered ~ay "a
iuitAts The governments Paper So PcrfectIou.
Ii y unly hg the ''frei u' the hiils .hat ias
specimens have been di,cascr~i 80 far. TIE
note, are 50 Ike toe rtal oars thai the iriler'
81 the banks have he,u completely aecsltsi
By them.
Mrs Brilsvs noiaf,. = S.dow. szrd - year.,
residing al High Marker. Bostc coani,. \
Y, last week waiked Is miles ig B-uavi{
on ,noNsh0cs in order O. attend lac isaerai oi
her sau 81 Tiinu The ruads hetseeu hrl
bone and Bsssuytie were drtffo,5 g.. s.esTsig hat
the rega. ar stages SER asHAn4aaed- iH- rrats
werr fram II % Is feet deep SsIh salo@. On
Friday Ars- polAp reiuscsd ber steps owes she
ssIow covered telds gu Hka Mako. L. ait
she walked 80 milrs on shossh.as-s % i~ru Isg-,
having rested bal few hosrs after thf f.,srtls4.
Dorr HARDY, of Utica. y. Y. Is Al his hoai,
exhaust.s from xarkinr lj6 h1.r. sifh-a'
sleep. Hardy " iissnsan employed ~ ihs
Bell Tei-phouc Compauy. With other uwm
bvrs Of his gang. b. HeBt % Coopsfs'cwt
more than aeeS ego 20 rrpsiT glres whlea
had he~u Torn dD,En oy recent storms Hsrd,
IS "a cabe spi'eer, aud r~s iEtHE Jhe ueersssi5
of rar,s comp(riloa SO the repairs - t1 ge
opru lhe service b., declared thai hs auu'l
eot gait ussS.i the job wBs t1ur. F'r "a
/ DAYS auu seven nights hr 'oilrd, shipping oB3i
Ter ,nyais All of bis ~ork 4as amaEg 90,
cross bars Of the poles, 80 iee, from rls grplIaI
HIS midnight meals be ate Al1ft. H. sasi tha
h.. nerves acre gushakeH uaii he hal caln
p.rie,i the lass lhrH rriaSaii1n seemed iu se
lhrn oa 6re.
Al NeWvilis. Ps., James Hall. spoa,
dude negro barber. Formerly of Chambers
burg. 4.ut On much -t,!r Tor several seek
aud soon became su famiilar that be aCcsssi~t
white ~un.eW whea be caught Jh~a uuprs
tscied ou tue streets, asking them % ir' -tW
see ihtm nDme. The people oflhc town w-f,
ineensed aud determined 90 pui stop lp H
H., ~ss mortified 10 leave Town. bat be failes
To heed Then !, wss decided 20 lake flrih-r
step 4 posse of citizens was argapizej.
{ Two ui them weut into the barber shop. Whsit
a third stationed himself a. The dour Brbiu,
him WAS a crowa Of nate people. Hail as
induced TO q to the door. aud there he "a,
undonss. for he al once found himself IA ia,
grasp Of The mob. Quickly his hands Ser'
tied behind his back and rope f,sycurJ
about his vast, the negro Heanwh,ie protest
! ing and pleading. for be thought iyuchtag
was 10 follow The mob rushed him 70
/ spring about half mile away aud as tbs
crowd moved along II found additions at ever
step uutil there were about 80 people AbUu
/ the negro. Arriving Al the spring where
Hall thought he ssW hiS finish. the ring lead
ers asked him II he would leave the place n
once il be- Eas liberated. The thoroughly
frightened negro at oSee complied aLd he va
released [ If thi had taken place in South
ern town the papers ut Pennsy wanna would
have been filled with details OF another out
rage against the colored brother. aFd Con
r,-s. .sr,,lJ b-,va haa, aska1 IA iuveSfisrnta if