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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07
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puhIlc school teachers held November 2N.
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Of new srhool. houses in CumbrrIanJ was
cited as a cause of the short wear and
un,rIrrt of rountrv scLool-housrS was am
other complaint in consequence The call
was signed also bv X. r. Sauucr. William
Grimm and A. g. Shaw.
Hon II w Hoffman WAS elected A.
tornrv for fine board of rnmnty CnmrIis-
sinnprs
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\ Cumberland man dlSloCatcd an eye try
ing to see tn" Times score of one on the
J"rRNNL. Thomas Cook llughcy, legal
0[CnnS'' PF"ho"h''o MN 'hall-hiihd Tor
me
The passenger car on the Eckhart branch
of the G. and i. X. was announced to run
only on Tuesdays and Fridays-lcavlng Eek
hart : IA. m, Cumberland p. IN.
At fine resiIeurr of Henry r. SbafT.r the
brides father "Wednesday January Il IN15
bv Rev u l.. Mckenzie. Miss Mary X
Shafrcr was married to MIR. Hiram Mason.
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Thursday, December 81. lN'L a very hnc
concert was held IN the Reformed Church,
conducted by John Nogtman.
Frederick johnson was elected Mayor Ia
succeed Alden Clarv. resigned. january >
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07

Christmas day turned out 'whitr."
y couple moist days followed, INCLUDE
ing rain and slcet.
Then Il freeze which made walking
uncomfortable.
New Years, however, was an almost
ideal day-a oloudlcsS sky and brilliant
sun, only the wind Il little too sharp,
murring outdoor pleasure.
\ prominent citizen asked "Wh"thrr
the day did not remind the JOURNAL of
New Years day, 1876 % Years ago,
when tine wild pigeons, in enormous
number, flew NORTH The JOURNAL
as an humble Individual did not but
going to the issue of January :. of that
year, this was found:
Clouds of wild pigeons passed over Frost
burg New Year day. All dispute concern
ing their course and destination has been
stopped by the intelligence that they were It
committee OF four millions looking after the
yllstion of Il centennial exposition roost at
S.LlIAMnlnh
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07
Died.

Sunday evening December ~ 1901
,t hpr h1ua ..OId Consolidation :, Nv.
ENz,brth Lewis i'm fine 1Oth wear Of her
aor Mrs Lewis was fine widow of tbn
,lt, William Lewis and j. survived Inv
one danuhter-NIrs Henry WnIIinrS
and six sons Nrssrs Edward Lewis
David William Jomes and George ali
of this vicinity.
The death of Charles Morris at Thomas.
w Va. December - was followed Inv
immoral and iutcrmnnt here nm saturday
2ith uIt Two sisters survive Mrs u
/ Pollock of Patterson. : Creek W Y,
and Miss .Iennir of this Mace and tyn
hrothrrs-Nrssrs Thomas IF Ale,
phenv r., and John of This Mace
Nnnd,v Dn,.r,Ln, 1f Ioni IN R,lti-
mora Mr. Prpslnv Thr,sh.r n,ad lY
v.,rs Mr. n diad If r,nr.r I1n u..y
= hrntbnr of Mrs Rnhnrt remnant ~
this nlarn at whose residence thn fnnar.
n tnnl, nl,rp Wednesday fnllo,yinr
S,tmrL,v Dnrnml,ar n Iqni IT b.r
ham,. IN Untrn,,n NIr. Ei;y,Leth RroJn
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07
TOWN AND VICINITY.


L. :. Ct. Welsh, about three months
manager of the Homecoming Ntor of
Fros;burg, has retired and removed to
New York to engage i'll magazine work.
Mr.. Welsh was tn" 2lst Of the series
and, saving his predecessor as well as
successor, the most amlahlc of all. The
Journal heartily wishes him success.
Henry f. Cook, 22d incumbent, seek
ing more experience, is wellknowu as
an artistic printer and capable news
paper man. He began last Monday for
IA period more or less indefinite, In
many respects, however, Mr.. Cooks
management Will not be at all distlstc-
full to the Journal.
The Cumberland I0d,pojut very
dcscrvcdly charactcrIzrs Prof. Il. +.
Chau"y, of Frostburg, is both "a good
teacher and active, able newspaper
correspondent
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07
New Advertisements.
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DAVIS BROS.
PROPRIETORs
Union Tobacco store.

OPPOSITE GLADSTONE HOTEL. Union
WE make q speciality of IIrou. GRADE
w CIGARS and TOBACCO.
our stock Of MlrE~,u>ru and Frr>,u
MHE PIPES is the most complete IN town
Agent, tor LowNrY's PREMIUM CIOCO-
IArI~
our stores headquarters for NOVELTIES
We sell C>rnoNNrEp Goes. COLA and
tuNMrAr>E CIDER, the best Cold Weather
Drinks made.
TIONERN. liam
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07
l'Iattcring News.

y gentleman of extended travel and
wide reading came in Tuesday and con
graduated the JOURNAL on the fact that
"thc London Times, the worlds other
great paper, has borrowed your feature
and Is publishing an old-timcs depart
ment. The only difference is-you are
reproducing items of thirty years ago,
while the Times is cleaning its files of
100 years ago, beginning last year with
1904 This is bad for the late stellar
outbreak in Lonacnuing against local
news antiuups
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07

The Mems meeting tomorrow (Sun-
day. at 3D. p. IN. will he addressed by
Rev. y. II. Thompson, pastor of NJ. h.
Church. Special music by the Eckhart
Glee Club. IAN men are invited"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07
l the metropolis of
'rcck coal region.
PERSONAL.
SpateS, the very pOpU


Frank Spates, the very popular short
stop of last seasons home team, has ac-
rcptcd terms from the Biughamton team
Of the New York State League aud will
join his new alliance during the latter
part of March. Frank is "A good player,
and it is the earnest wish of all baseball
people here that he will do we'll III the
Empire State
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-01-07

The pnnmant which will fly from the
fla, staff of tn" grand stand is in the
hands of number OF Frostburg' 5
charming Young ladies. whoarc making
it to decorate and illuminate the atmos-
pherc when the first game is played
here 7 hat day is to be designated
"Pcnnant Day, and twelve of Frost
hurg'S prrttirst girls Will hoist the en-
hlrm to It's place at the top of the flag
staff.
Next week the annual meeting of the
Baseball Park Association will be held
al the St. Cloud Hotel. Officers and di-
r"ctors for tn" ensuing year will he
elected. II is hoped every stakeholder
will be present i'll person, III order that
good, hnrd-working pushing men be
elected. and that, whether the League
b" perfected or not, tine national game
will be an assured programme next
season in the metropolis of the great
Georges Creek coal region.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-09
vER|AS NOT|C|AS
Para kguadilla. -Gira Cam
pestre a Cataho. -Comite
Executive de la hueIga.
TFNTATIvA De ROBO
Restablecido. -Julclo de una
causa de aseslnato en-
primer grado.

Nuestro compafiero ell senior Man
zano AviIi6, saldra defntivamente en-
ell tren de la maflana del lunes para
Aguadilla, 4 tomar possession del cargo
de sub-marshall de aquella Corte de
Distrito.
--Manana q las nueve media ..
NJ, partiran de San Juan hacia los
palmares del vecino poblado do Cata-
no varias damas y cabaleros, en- MI.
nero de sesenta, con ell fin de celebrar
una gira campestre. Esta fiesta SO ha
iniciado como despedida y en- prueba
de simpatfas a la estimable sefiorita
Mercedes Goenaga, que embarcara ell
martes pr6ximo hacia los Estados Uni
dos.
-Esta no he celebrark reunion en-
os sslones de la Federation Libre, ell
Comite jecutivo de 10 huelga.
Sc encuentra dando funciones en-
MaysgIieA, con muy buen exito, don
Funda1or Vargas, dueho de un mag
nfico cinemat6grafo. En- breye vendra
q esta ciudad.
Sc halla en- asuntos del servicio
en- la ci1dad del Oeste, ell comandante
Luzt, dc la policia insnlar.
No es 81 - como equivocad amen.
se d jimos en- una de nuestras edicio-
nes sn.ariorea, sino oil 20 del mes en-
:urso, el dia s96al ado para verse ante
IA Corts de Distrlto de Mayaguez, la
Gauss por asesina.o en- primer grado
segulda contra Joae Morales (a) Yare
Yare otros.
Sc encuentra va restsblecido de
sus dolencias nuestro estimado amigo
don Eugsnio Bonilla, director do <La
Voz de Ia Patria.s
Nos alegramos de la mejorfa del
compahero.
--Anoche uno 6 varios cacos ira
taron de llevara cabo un robo en- el
establecimiento de reloierfa de don
Agustfn Musa, situado en- Ia calle dc
San Francisco No SO. La obra de los
ladrones parece que fue intsrrumplds,
dandose esots d la fugs, deiando he
chos verios barrenos en- Ia puerta de
entrada & dicho edifcio.
Del suceso tienen conocimiento las
autoridades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-09
N|00S YAcABUNDOS
Merece APPLAUSE una idea f.
Iantr6pica del ayuntamien-
to de San Juan.
P0R LA INFANCIA
Mucho puede hacerse, 81 esta
sociedad coopera con vigor
a aquel fin.

va era tempo de que se tomass
alguna disposition para recoger & los
niiios menesterosos y sin albergue, que
vsgan hasta atlas horss de 10 noche
por las GALES de ests ciudad.
ii asuerdo tornado en- este sentido
por el syuntamiento de San Juan, no
puede ser mas oportuno y dtil.
Esos pequeios vsgabundos, asf
sbsndo donados, estkn expuestos sin de-
fensa { todas las acechapzss del vi
cio. Detenidos con frecuencia, pier
den 81 tenor 4 Ia earcel y el respeto &
los sgentes de Ia Icy, sin contar con
que dihcultan el servicio do 10 vigi-
lancia pdblica con sus frecuentes al-
garsdas. Luego 10 aeostumbran (
mendigar, importunando el viandante
con sus psticiones. Desharrapados y
sucios, alborotando en- grupos, en-
andadas, ofrecen por todos concep-
tos un cuadro indigno de nusstra cul-
turs.
Esa idea no debe quedar en-
simple esbozo. Sobre ella algo puede
plsnesrse de vastas proporciones y
radicales resuItados, 81 esta sociedad
presta al prop6sito un espontAneo con
curse. La cooperation de una junta
de damas es muy eticaz on estos casos.
Convene distinguir, no obstante,
en- 10 que SO reaere al objeto de
tan generosa campaiis. Algunos,
Quizas muchos, de esos pilluelos, nc
son menesterosos nj carecen de no
gar; entire ellos hay varias sque sor
inducidos q Ia mendicidad como me
dio de una inicda exploitation, y ctro,
que no son suficientemente vigilados
por sus familias.
Ffiese en- este el ayuntamiento, pa
ra que realize con ell mayor acierte
possible su tilantr6pica tarea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-09
Gomplot para asesinar al Mikado
Castro tXPuka al jeh del cable frances
Sultan ADD ell Aziz da satisfacciones a Francia
Aynhmrnb de Toxic pde nuia5 hda6

Nueva York. Setiembre 9.-Cables recibidos de Tokol
aseguran que ha descuberto aquea ciudad com
plot para asesnar al Mkado Musohto msmo paa-
clio imperial Los autores del plan aponeses parotas
de las classes aas que esgnan la conclusion trste
que, segn eos tene Ia guerra contra Russia Sc recon
centran Toxic uersas de nfantera cabae
ria. La esdenca del emperador esa asada por uete
Gordon de tropas que vga day noche Los insuos las
pedradas al marques to- ocurreron al sa este las GALES
carrua]e cerrado
Comunican de Paris que Ell Sultan Add e Azlz, de Ma
rruecos, ha dado Franca penas sasaccones por la pr
sion del argeno Bou Milan Miani que esaba detendo
Gharb, poder de los Sc pagan este dos mil
ochocento dollars ndemnlzac6n personal por
ucos que sufriera oece que reperan hechos
mejantes Su Magestad Sherhana decide cambar de
acttud cuando las topas rancesas de Arge pasaron la
frontera dirigendose Oudda que plaza marroqui
de certa mportanca Sc que han nuidoe e amino
de ADD e Azz los conseos del bar in Tatembacht minis
tro aeman en- Fez.
Dicen de Caracas que presdene Castro responder
do la acttud de desao que cooco la compaa fran
del cable al negarse ofcnas ha empeado
la uerza para cumpr orden ha decreado la expulsion
Immediate de Monsieur LIE Brun, director de la compana
Este sa6 acto de Caracas haca la Guara donde
barcara vapor hasta Curacao Sup6nense que ira
uego Paris E goberno frances dspone que Sc lnvest
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-09

III pueblo de Venezuela apaude la energla del presldente
Castro.
Ultima hora publca el E0ening Telegram nuevas
nocas del Jap6n Los temples crstanos destrudos aver
fueron once ademas del minstero del Interior ncendado
tamblen. Ell gobernador de Toxic pubca hoy alocu-
c6n al pueblo aconsejando calma cordura 81 ayunta
mento de la ciudad solcta e abandono Ia anuac0n de-
tratado de paz, su memorial dirgdo al Emperador En-
Kobe las popuares nsurecconadas derrbaron Ia
tatua del marques to- arrastrandoa deput por los
bales, nsultandoa pisoteandoa. Ell goblerno fin de
que pals sepa toda la verdad ha resueto publican nego
e exo del tratado los per6dcos. Las tropas ocupan
mitarmente las cludades mas populosas del imperio
Comunican de Roma que aver anoche hubo terremo
tos de exraordnara erza toda Italia quedandoe
rnas dversas pobacones pereendo centenares de per
sonas A1n tenen detaes de la mayor parte de las
provnas pero estma que desastre tene mportanca
y que las perdldas vdas fortunas consderabes
Atrbyese los teremotos reac On deca con Ia erupc6n
del Vesuvio que lego maximum hace pocos dias.
Informan de Crstiania que han retirado los repre-
sentantes del karsad que negocaban arreg entire
Sueca Noruega Las tropas de este dltimo pals estan
|reconcentrandose puntos estrategcos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-09
POuC|AS SEPARADOS

Fueron sep.rAdos del institute
dc la policfa insulsr por iuposibili-
dad dslca los guardias Gabriel Sill
W, Jacinto Gonzalez yAlejandro Mar
tirez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-09

que el asunto para 81 hay atropeo njusto un
cudadano de repdbca para proceder consecuenca
Ell pueblo de Venezuela apaude la energa del presdene
Castro.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30

In this issue will be found the of Mr. j. c.
Egn candidate for Chief Of Police subject the action
the Democratic primary Mr.. Egn has been the police
eight years and for the last five years doing night
service He has made excellent officer, ready all
his duty when called without favor He
qualified every particular fill the Office of Chief has
lifelong working Democrat and asks the people consider
his claims
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
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if it fails to satisfy, your money will be
refunded. Trial size 25c.; family sizes
soc. and 500.
G. S. Warden & Son, Special Agents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30
Paris. KY, Friday, June 80, 1905.

THE books closed Tuesday night II o'clock for the
city primary which to be held July 18th There will be
for only Office, that of Chief of Police. The
candidates Geo M. Hill, present incumbent and Jeff c..
Egin, who is of the deputies
We Judge that the Committee the meeting Wednesday
will declare the following gentlemen the nominees
tered against them James NJ. Bren for Mayor; Judge
E. T. Hinton Police Judge VIM. H. Webb, j. M Taylor, first
ward d. c. Parrish John Duva and T. F. Brannon second
ward and T. P. Woods, third ward, Councimen
It nothing than just and deserving tribute Mr.
Ben that he receives the nomination for Mayor without op
position for he has for years been faithful and efficient
Gilman giving his energy and time without charge building
up city until ranks second to in regard we'll
paved other Improvements We
better qualified for the office and predict
that his reign Mayor will rebound with honor himself
to the city.
Judge Hinton has filled the office for very accept
able making fair impartial and just judge, and due
him receive endorsement without opposition.
Messrs Parrish Webb Brannon and Woods members
old council and have enviab records efficient officials
The candidates. Messrs Taylor Duval Dempsey
qualified make excellent counclmen, being
questionable integrity who will every occasion have watch
the taxpayers interest and the welfare of the city
The election Of the ticket in November is foregone
sion.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-06-30

L.
with Building Committee regard the steps ladder
the door of the Court House. He
ted plans for the change which called for additional
steps rest and six and half inch RISE
and half present He however advised them
any change would destroy the symmetry
building He also claimed that threefourth of the people
would the Court House from the side DOORS The arch
supported in his opinion by the Chairman Of the Building
Committee and suppose the matter the shelf there
remain until the 'sweet bye and Bye
three-fourths of the people will go the side
the steps left they Why not For you
riskng life and limb in tackng the front steps. Gentle
men, make kind of change if it only silver
plated rods down from the middle columns This would
appearance of the building would be great
help older citizens when they go up and down the incline
months ago President Adams, of the nerur-
ban road inspecting the inerurban waiting room
complaints had been made He agreed with the News
regard the old coal oil lamp that dimy lights the waiting
ROOM he said electric lights would be put The
old lamp still hangs in old place While the Grand
Jury requesting the Interurban people closets in the
cars might have also requested them arrange waiting
the coored people, not the pleasant thing
world be sandwched with lot of negroes
these suty rainy days like in the waiting Inter
urban station How is it that corporations like this will prom
people every convenience and give single
til the Court compels them?
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23

things. The facts are provided by the army of req ders of this paper who like to contribute what they can for the information of all
 This time it is another curious egg and as a freak it lays over anything else yet brought to notice. The egs was brought to this office by w. Wes- ley Curtis and was laid by a fowl be- longing to Mrs. Henry W Ryder. I, is very small, about half the size Of a large egg, and one end of it is elongated, like a pipe stem. the end of which is twisted around. The general shape of it is very similar to that Of the rubber bulb on a small camera. used for operating the mechanism that controls the exposure, or as the bulb would appear if it were detached from the camera, with about an inch of the small connecting hose attached to
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23
Be Prepared

Choose the faultIess sack suits made of
Arizona republican., 1905-09-23
MERCHANTS MEETING
Committee Appointed to Wait on San
 Francisco Railway Officials.

Some twenty merchants of the city attended the meeting held at the rooms of the board of trade last evening to discuss with the representatives of the two roads that enter this city the ways and means of securing more equitable freight rates on inbound freight. The Santa Fe was represented by MT. F. A. Jones of Prescott and Alr Bicknell was there in the interest of the Southern Pacific Acting on advices they had received from the heads of the freight departments of their roads the railroad representatives requested the meT- chants to appoint a committee of three to accompany them to San Francisco there to confer with the department officials. Acting on this suggestion the meeting selected J. II. LaRue, Louis MelcZeT and Sam Dunlap to act as such committee. They will today make de- finite arrangements for the taking of the trip, the date of their departure in all probability being some day before the first of the month. Until their re- turn the association will not hold any further meeting.