The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-04-01

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Mr. CARNEGIE advises men not to work for in int the
wages any longer than they have to. Ithere qualif
were what would become OF nisS
the future Carnegies? oficeri
Mr. RocKEFELLER has given away fully Mr.
$50 900 to universities and colleges and is Baltim
;t he;; ~ rsal;ze hat II, fine the onpils closely
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THE SECRETARY Of the Interior has awarded amend
s1 ion nm oTtract for the construction of an incatic
Irrigation dam 10 salt o, river Ss aG
region goes steadily. stead
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DURING THE last year no one has carried our st.
heavier burden of intellectual work requiring M az
physical endurance than Field Marshal Oyama. fliatio
and be is over 60. No doubt the Russians IT. q
will agree that he ought to have been choro- "Fund
formed years ago. ment
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THIN TIL ias' &c" uays 'ue " ee.eln nal State
land Railroad Company has signed contracts nile. !
for lSOO new freight cars, which are 10 form of thos
part of the new equipment Of the road. The time 81
South Baltimore Car Company will build Who Il
several hundred Of these. v Sx;Il S re
IT HAS been discovered that eighteen of the wndo
twenty-five Presidents of the United States commit
had no middle name but the philosophy of the car
the fact has been cleared up Perhaps the less be
Democratic party has been overlooking one of pie
the profundities in politics. sight sigh !. :
Tn. ,otaIv ,ransnired that the man who ernme
taught the successful Japanese generals the art Mr.
of war was Major General Nickel, grizzed Demo
veteran Of the German general staff said amend
that not only the generals in command, but the p'
all the younger divisional and brigade leaders .emps
s.uueu olsan1aon anu '"'''' o. 'Ae 'se' " thoroI
General Nickel. ouaa
IT NOW looks like the war between Russia not az
and Japan is nearing its end, the Russians vote
having taken the initiative with this object in at all
view The steady reverses her army has met taking
with and the immense slaughter of her sol State
diers has served to bring Russia to her is
and the end of the bloody conflict appears 'e'"'s
almost within sight. Max
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LAST SATURDAY and Sunday the movement depriv
of freight in the yards of the Pennsyl- ferred
vania Railroad at Philadelphia the largest accep
in the history of the company On the first an.e'.
day 6,514 were moved and on the second 7,191 1900
sent forward, making total of 49,, tionaI
7O5 in the two days. To make the second possit
days movement 100 trains had to be made up. sorted
THE UNITED STATES CoURr at Cleveland, serou
Ohio, has sentenced Cassie L. Chadwick, the instar
female Napolean of finance who was convicted nrouo
of conspiracy to ten years in the pententiary ed ext
At her trial Mrs. Chadwick said her indebted thus
ness would not exceed $780, 600, in borrowing equal
which she claims to have paid s26SOO0 in less III d
commissions to money sharks in New York work
and elsewhere. s.In
ONE OF the shortest wills ever filed for pro- freed
bate in Baltimore city that of DR.. Russell Ing ny
Murdoch, the well known specialist who died has be
a few days ago. It contained twenty-seven gus Sh 2
words and was as follows ut is my will that the
my children shall share and share alike in all
my property write this to spare the trouble exist
of the Orphans Court" The will, which is 9ulpes
perfectly good one was written a short time widen
before the doctors death. S~een
ENGLISH is the International language says s s a
the New York Independent. The negotiations lotof
between the Russians and japanese for the their
surrender Of Port Arthur conducted, not - ZAP
IN french out IN Engiisn Inc japanese gen. opinio
erals who took part and their associates talk will e
To- 1;oh md Of Proos mt
Russian side they brought young midship- moter
who had to act interpreter. because ment
the English of the officers imperfect. In efectl
Russia and Turkey the officials still perfer to and
French, but the rest of the world in the goitic
East as well as the West, turns to English. utely
THE OLD Greenway mansion, located on the lot as
northwest corner of Charles street and Mt. the pa pa
Vernon Place, Baltimore, that was last week thems
purchased by Mr. William B. Ehen for 1885, ameno
0O0 has since been sold by that gentleman to test a
Mr. VIM. F. Cochran Jr.. for 100000. The o taa
city residence of Mr.. Cochran adjoins the the de
Greenway property on the west and is said en- &c
he bought it to prevent the erection of sky miliar
scraper' on the lot He will build beautiful ing W.
sx-story apartment house it. Mr.. Cochran Consti
owns and occupies the greater part of the year an Sa
the beautiful country place of the late William of pol
d. Perot' near Woodorook Station Charles viii Dc
streetavenue. the pr
JOHN NJ. SHIPPERS, who was tried this week 80
:. nut, e. .ha L;II;nr 81 NJ AIhort CON- The
$3.50 G. :; Arorst 1ooa MOS ooD,;ctod ~ fortres
murder in the first degree and sentenced to be nen'
hanged. 1t will be membered that Shippers, lacks
who is a native of Cecil county, serving an .loie
eightyear term in the penitentiary for horse .oi.'
stealing in that county, when he made con- 'ec.eu
fession of having committed the Constable pia'e
crime This led to his trial and conviction at guns
Elkton on Thursday evening. The lawyers uinaiy
for the accused made powerful effort to save was
his neck but without success. The trial exc isianu
cited great deal of interest and during its .enSs
progress the town was daily crowded with maui
hundreds of strangers. Public sentiment gen. noa.ln
orally was against Simpers who is young Lively
man with an unsavory record. 0'''""'
WITHIN TEN days three postal oficials-two LIS IN,
in Baltimore and one in Westminster-were ~ WI
sent to the penitenary for robbing letters of aeeu
money. The last was James g. Furguson, VIM "
Baltimore letter.carrer who had always pre- que VI
yiously borne a good reputation. He plead no.ia
guilty in the United States District Court and ..ains
made most affecting appeal for lenency on Dai.r
the part of the court. In passing sentence 'n0 W
Judge Morris said: ut is very strange to me mnen
that an employee of the Government, being uurlng
fully aware of theinevitable detection OF theft,