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"KNOCKING DOWN"
S CHARGED AGAINST SUPT.
FRAZIER OF THE CHAIN
GANG.
Mayor White Makes 1t, and He Sus-
ponds Frazier From Further
Duty.

L. T. Frazier. who has been work.
ing for the city in the capacity Of sup
erintendent of the street gang under
the supervision of the city engineer.
is in trouble. Mr.. Frazier has been
suspended from duty under the orders
CT Mayor H. King White. who has pre-
terred the charges of misappropriat-
ing the city's funds to his own usa
and it is understood that criminal
charges will be preferred against him
later The written order Of Mayor
White is as follows:
John P. Harper, city engineer
Dear Sir: You will suspend from the
employment of the city and discharge
L. E. Frazier for the following rea-
sons
THAT on the 18th day Of April. 1905
Henry Horton was tried and convict
ed in the police court. for a fine Of
$40 and committed to work out the
same on the streets, that in report
for April. he said Henry Horton was
reported to have worked out his fine.
when, in truth. he had paid in money
to L. E. Frazier the sum OF 81. which
Frazier has up to this time failed to-
report to the police department and
las appropriated the same to his own
use.
thereafter no prisoners are to be
discharged. even after actually hav-
ing worked out their time, except
upon tne order Ct the police Judge
Such is the Jaw and must be literally
complied with Respectfully,
I'll King White. Mayor"
Frazier has not yet been arrested
on the criminal charge. Mayor
White will bring the matter before
the police committee at an early meet
ing and the city council will also be
called to act upon me matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
CARRIERS FOR GUESTS.
Ancient Customs to Be Revived at
Royal Marriage.

Berlin, May 10-Several ancient
wedding customs practlced by the
prussian royal family two centuries
ago and earlier will be revived at the
festivities in honor of the marriage
Ct Crown Prince Frederick William
and the Duchess Cecilia Of Neck
leuburg- Schwerin, June 6.
One of these is the so-called court,
at-cards. in which the bride and bride
groom, while playing cards with the
king and queen, receive the ccngratu-
lations of the court. The emperor
empress, crown prince and crown prin-
cess will sit at regular card table
in the White Hall Of The palace. the
card tables for others of the rovas
family to the right and left of the
emperor's table. P(Aind each distln=
guished personagtry\ stand MS 81. or
her suite, and thu ed guests VIII
mass in front Of i. 4. tables, bow
deeply and then take up positions
right and left making room TOT Sia
liar groups.
Another ancient custom will be q
dance by torchligbt, dating from the
early Teutonic times.
After the bride and bridegroom
have departed the wedding party ana
chief lady in waiting will give each
of the guests a garter of silk or vel
vet, with the brides monogram and
date in gold letters.
Whether the Grand Duchess Anas
tasia mother of the bride, will attend
the wedding ceremonies is undecided
Assertions that she will or will not do
so have followed each other regula rly
since the crown princes betrothal
was announced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
FOUR FEET OF WATER
IN the Iron Mountain Depot at.srex.
arkana, ,

A special t. the G. c. Taylor and
company cotton exchange from Arka.
delphia says that there is four feet Of
wafer in 'h@ Iron Mountain depot at
that place and that the tracks have
been washed up for some distance.
The rainfall in that section Thursday
right was exceedingly heavy, and
much damage was done 1t is prcb7
able that the Iron Mountain main
line trains will be routed through
Pine Bluff over the Cotton Belt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
TabIeaux for Japs.

Jew York. May 12.-tSpecial) -
4. Hugh Fraser. sister Of F. Marion
lwford. the novelist. began series
Japanese tablaaux vivantS repre-
ting a romantic legend of old ia
at the Belasco theater here today.
proceeds will be sent to Japan
help the families Of soldiers now
the front. The effort is supported
famous society persons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
TWENTY DEAD
And More Than 100 Hurt in Railroad
Wreck.

Harrisburg. Pa, May 12.-Twenty
persons are known to be dead and
more than 100 others were injured in
the railroad wreck and dynamite ex-
plosiGn that occurred early yesterday
on the Pennsylvania railroad in the
southern part Of this city. That no
more persons were killed is consider.
ed remarkable by the Pennsylvania
officials, as full box car of dyna~
mite exploded directly at. the middle
Ct the heavy express train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
NEW FUR NIT j Re
TO BE PUT IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBER AT THE CITY
HALL.
New Desks and Chairs for Aldermen
and Couches and Benches
for Visitors, !
WILL BE A PRETTY PLACE

Al recent meeting of the city
BOARD oil public affairs it was decida4
to let the contract for the ref,,rnt,h-
ing of the new city hall. and the CON
'fac' mas been awarded to the Sand
ers planning mill The cid box.like
desks which have done duty fer the
aldermen for the past twentv.fve
years will be thrown aside and hand
some new oak top desks. four feet
long and thirty inches wide will fake
their places. These desks will be built
especially for the councimen with the
proper compartments and Locks
There will be eight desks enc far
each alderman. and nice revolving
chairs to match
The mayor will be furnished with a
new and comfortable chair. but If has
been decided that new desk will no.
be necessary for him as the one now
in use is more modern than those OF
the cCuncilmen. Two leather covered
sofas will also be put into the council
chamber for the use of the visitors
and new benches with backs wilt line
the walls Desks and chairs will also
be furnished for the city attorney.
city engineer chief Of the fire depart
ment and chief of police. while the
city clerk will be provided with
new table for his work.
The board of public affairs proposes
TO furnish the city council chamber
in a new and up to date manner.
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CATHOLIC: FESTIVAL.

The following committees are an
nounced for the festival of Thursday,
May 18:
Music committee-J. j. Kerwin.
VIM Mara, Frank Franey
Floor committee-J. J. Kerwin,
chairman; Louis Genevay, Frank Fra
rey. Robt. Moreaux, VIM Mara, Mr..
O'Connors, Mr.. Antoine, t. e. Dietz.
Joe Enright
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DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Puddepnatt died Thursday
afternoon after brief illness. The
funeral was held this afternoon from
the family residence, Fourteenth and
Laurel, Rev. w. G. Watson, pastor of
the Lakeside Methodist church, con
Quoting the services. The interment
was in Bellwood cemetery.
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Texas Grain Tariff.

alveston, Tex, May 12.-(Spe-
1.-THE Texas railroad commits
/ put into effect today new grain
#. The new rule affects the joint
rates. Commodity rates on cereal
Is are stricken out, and such foods
hereafter move at class rates,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
Chinese Christian Endeavor.

|ingpo. May 12.-(Special.>- 1.-THE
lonal convention Ct the Chinese
listian Endeavor sociati opened
e today and will continue for three
Is. There are over three hundred
,istian Endeavor societies IL China.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
TO BUILD MORE SHIPS.

TOXIC. May Little reports that
Japan plans to order the construction
of two batiIeships and six large
cruisers abroad are renewed. The rep
tesentatives Gf the English naval con.
etfuetofs are here endeavoring to- Sc
cure the orders. but il is doubtful if
the government has reached any de,
Clsion in the matter.
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ABOUT 100 DEAD
At STRICKEN TOWN OF SNYDER
ACCORDING TO LATEST
RETURNS.
Eighty-Five Bodies Have Been Re-
covered, and About Dozen
Are Missing.
FIRE FOLLOWED TORNADO

Guthrie Okla. May 12.-The death
list of the tornado is expected toy ex-
coed one hundred Eighty-fve bellies
have been recovered: a dozen persons
are missing and have been given up
for dead. and forty-one are badly
wounded, seven fatally More than
che hundred others suffered less Sc
we're injuries
Relief is being sent from neighbour
ing towns. From Oklahoma City to-
day were sent one hundred men to
dig graves and seek the dead still in
the ruins and also dozen undertake
ers with one hundred collins. Offers
OF financial assistance have come
from numerous cities. Governor Fer
euson CT Oklahoma has issued pro-
clamation calling attention to the
Needs of the stricken town.
To add to the general confusion
and distress. after the tornado had
l.assed. fire broke cut and burned all
that remained of the buildings in the
business blocks So far it has not
bodies were cremated but it is high
" probable that such was the case.
An unidentified woman was picked
I'D dead. having been piniOned to the
ground by a scantling which entered
her left eye and came cut through the
back of her head.
Ciarance Donavan. a railroad engi-
neer and Miss Nina Fessenden we're
70 have been married the night of the
storm. but had postponed the nuptials
until the next morning Both were in
stantly killed.
Frederick Crump. boy, had start
ed fer a cellar when a flying timber
struck him and severed lis head from
his body Debris was carried to the
northeast as far as Coppcrton twelve
miles and it is reported that there
are more Of the fragments Of homes
in that town and in that vicinity than
are in the tornadc's path at Snyder.
About seventy-five head of horses
and cattle were killed on the town
site. A committee was set to work
today to remove the carcases. Tue
mayor Of Snyder is having trouble
arranging for the burial Of the dead.
The confusion is great, owing to the
fact that there are many unidentified
bodies at the morgue. There is much
suffering, owing to the lack Of provis
lens and places to stay. What houses
remain in town are in a bad condition
and unsafe for habitation. Besides
The homeless. Bedding and wearing
apparel are both lacking and despite
the efforts to succor the unfortunateS
they are still in a pitiable condition.
Dr. Work Of Hobart who was active
in relieving the suffering, says that
twenty per cent of the wounded will
de.
AS soon as daylight came and peo-
pie could comprehend the possible
extent o. damage done, mass meet
ing was held and relief organization
formed, the officers of which are e.
p Dunno T c. Burnett and ! Helena
the latter to whom all relief supplies
and funds should be sent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
Ambassador Porter Honored.

Paris, May 12,-(Special.)-Gener
i Horace Porter, who has just re-
red as United States ambassador to
rance, will be the guest of honor at
reception to be given by Foreign
mister Delcasse tonight The Amer.
an colony will tender him a banquet
ext week.
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DuMy-M etody.

Spokane, Wash, May 12.-(Spe-
Duffy, the Chicago wei
weight, and Billy Melody, the New
gland welterweight, will meet in
S city tonight for twenty rounds at
pounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12

the one hundred and sixteenth ami
versary Of the founding Of the society.
The celebration is also enliyened with
q contest for the election of a grand
sachem to be held this evening 1t is
almost certain that Corporation Coun-
sci Delaney will get the election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
HON. JOE ROBINSON
Will Deliver Chief Address at Wood
men Unwilling.

Hen. Joe T. Robinson, congressman
from this district, has accepted an in
vitation from the committee in charge
Of the unwilling ceremonies for the
Woodmen of the World decoration
day, Sunday, May q, and will deliver
the principal address on that occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
important English Races.

london, May 12.-(Specialo Rae.
at Kempton park began today;
principal event Of the meeting Is
Jubilee stakes, which will be run
Saturday
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12

charge Of murder and MS been tried
three times. Each time the jury has
tailed To agree. All the efforts Of
her attorneys since the last trial have
tcen to get the actress released on
hail
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
NAN PATTERSON GRANTED BAIL

A flash received by the Walter Cot
ter exchange this morning from New
York says Nan Patterson has been
released en- bail The actress has
been in Jail for over a year on a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
ARRESTED AS SPIES.

Toxic, May IN. A f, Bougouin
L prominent Frenchman and his
stepson. +. Strange, an Englishman
have been arrested here as spies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12

thousands of farmers TO visit every
section of our country.-G H Daniels
G. P. A., N. Y. G and H. R. r. R,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
COMPLAINT AGAINST COSSACKS

Minsk. Russia. May 1.-THE town
council in extraordinary session made
complaints against the action of Cos
sacks in garrison here
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
Tammany Celebrates.

New York, May 12,-(Special.)-
TENDERS Of the Tammany society, or
olumbian order, today celebrated
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12

The hyproc'te is the only one who
is deceived by his antics.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-12
BUY

Two lots from us $500 and up
wards), when paid for; we build you
a. home If house costs 5000, 40
months interest will amount to 500;
total. 500. You pay us $3.50 per
month for 40 months; 1-3 years
rent does the work.
Get Yours" !
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DUBLIC SALE
a OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

By virtue Of power contained in the las,
viii and testament Of Satlie I.ongwell, late Of
Carroll county. deceased, and an order of the
Orphans Court OF said couaiy. the subscriber,
AS executor. will sell at public sale. on the
premises Of said deceased. being for many
years the residence Of The late Col. John h.
l.ongwelI, situated in Westminster, Carroll
county, Maryland, beginning on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th. 1905,
at 10 o clock, a. M, all the household goods
and personal property Of said deceased con
tanned in the Mansion House aud on the
premises. consisting in part OF u large number
Of VALUABLE MAHOGANY PIECES.
BESIDES OTHER FURNITURE, au EN-
TENSIVE aud BEAUTIFUL C0LLkC-
TION of CHINAWARE. SILVERWARE
and BRIC-A- BRAC. together with BED aud
TABLE LINEN. MATTRESSES, CAR
PETS, FINE RUGS, BEDDING, etc. THIS
sale presents the LARGEST COLLECTION
OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNISH
INGS ever offered at public sale in this
county.
The sale will begin promptly At 10 0 clock
each day aud close at 0 clock, p. IN, with
an intermission Of Que hour from II o o'clock,
m, to | o'c clock, p. m, aud will continue from
day to day until all is sold.
R1 Positively no goods to be removed from
the premises until settled for.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the Court
All sums of $1,000 and under. cash; on all
sums over $1,000 credit of six months will
be given. 10 be secured by note of purchaser,
with approved security, aud bearing interest
from day Of sale; or all cash at the option OF
the purchaser.
CATALOGUES FURNISHED BY THE
EXECUTOR, UPON APPLICATION.
JOSHUA W. Herring,
Executor of Sallie Longwell deceased.
aug26 st Elias \. Davis, Auct.
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THE TRIBUNAL OF NATIONS.
= Pageant Feature oT The frRnk q.
Robbins Ca. shows.

The big railroad aggregation Of sii new
great feature .hows. announced ~ piIch rs
citv ~ i~ri- in Westminster. Dn Ws,ins-s,iey
SCI fsmlrr - pr,sras-ss Fu sts lflna"ss ~
Nat,t.f.- De-. 5sst,sri4t- > pageant novelty %
u...sfi.- b.-fuFle sui spsftaruisr >isi"udr' sga
lpt~fr-l tiu % Huu,s-.7 n' great ortair To a
dra~u bf -rNtay,,' hiur rttl~in teams IS sPIst
ill thoroughbred. arr ,uIruAns~i rrpr-segF
tsot.s ut ghr luo~i famous gsuquTFor> aud -
IT anssrut asit modern ti1aes. each iiUng <a0
.Iiiuip tn tlym. feature and Costume beluk r..
<lr,-rtlvs.y q w1udsriaily a.rafaic dnablr Of
bis ~ her pr,tsirg.. tsF example. Sc may
i,-ik ufon Frederick ihr t'rrat 81 Prussia,
iasi a. b.. ss ,tumufiAl,sri ta bFuuKr iu The
statue II h,m y,sc.snied 90 oar ooauiry ey has
soyai drscsaisnt. ih~ Empcr1r ct Germany,
and recently unveiled oa ,hs yspl1nadr 1T the
new ~Ar college a. Washington We may
ses.. to-,. she counterpart Sc! NapotsuH A. hr
appeared os tho field Of AgsirFlIlz. or sealing
with hi army she dreadful Tsa.ss- Of thu Abs.
~ Caesar, Renee xrcag Dictator and tuH
.facrur 81 the then knp~n saEsa. 81 thr Etn
gs~rnz II Aas'ria thr kisEs Il SWrd-n, Spain.
and Italy. IS Wiihs}miua. lb~ beloved yuaug
lasrm 81 lhs Netherlands. and - others, AZ
sAxsd in arnUT Or royAl r.Lvs. >uva Eriax
portrait gallery As shts sasrly aust b. ~ril
4nuh sr~inE. 30 rnunrciiaa sfih the aid
breasts. ATru,c ADD hipIajramalsc Attractions oi
ahich 81 forms brilliantly conspicuous teal
nrr.
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A STORY OF SELF-SACRIFICE.

Pop took me to the circus cause il disap.
points me so
To have to stay at home, although he doesn
care to go;
He's seen it all so many times, the wagons
and the tents,
The cages of wild animals and herds of ele-
plants;
This morning he went down with me to watch
the big parade,
He was so dreadful busy that he oughtn't to
have stayed,
He said he'd seen it all before and all the
reason he
Went down and watched it coming was be
cause it's new to me.
Then we walked to the circus grounds and
Pop, he says 81 guess
You want glass OF lemonade, of course, aud
| says Yes"
And he bought one for each of us, aud when
he drank his he
Told me he drank it only just 10 keep me
company;
Aud then he says, The sideshow is. D.! s'pose,
the same old sell,
But everybody going in, so We might Just as
we'll. o."
he said he'd seen it all before, aud all the
reason he
Went IN and saw it was because it WAS all new
to me.
Well, by and by, We both came ont and went
Ia the big tent,
Aud saw the hons and tigers and the hisges'
elephant
With chains on his front corner and an awful
funny nose
That looks around for peanuts that the crowd
Of people throws;
Aud Pop, he bought some peanuts aud It
curled its nose around
Cnul it found most every one tina; he threw
on the ground;
lie said he'd seen it all before. aud all the
reason he
Stayed there aud threw EN- was because it was
all new TO uie.
Well. then the baud began to play the liyeli
estesi tune.
And Pop. he says be guessed she show would
open pretty sooui
So Ne went ~ the other tent, aud Pop, he
says to me
II guess well get some reserved seats 50 you
will surely see.
And then some lovely ladies came and stood
there on the ground,
And jumped Up ON the horses while the horses
nan around
Pop said he'd seen it all before, aud all the
reason be
Looked at the ladies was because 1t vas all
new 10 me
Well. finally rs over, ba, man came out to
say
That They sc guiug ga have a concert. aud Pop
said Ne j better STAY.
tie ssld they're sl~sys lust the Same aud Al
~ays sach a sell.
Bu, lo,, q; folks v,re staying aud be guessed
80 niigHJ rs sell
Theu b. assI By. ~e'r- home again, aud
Mamma wants 90 know
What Kind 81 ylryu, Sas 70, aHd Pep said.
The same old ,haw.
Aud said he'd seen !, AZ before and all the
reason he
Had STAGED aud s..eu 81 al Vas cau-e o. : 81
So BrS 20 u~.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Ascension Church-Suaday Seryices.-7.30 =. IN.
Holy Communion; 1879 n. IN Morning Prayer,
ItIany aud Sermon so ?. m. Evening Prayer 5
a m service and sermon In Chapel
Rev Faux NJ. Gibson, Pm. D. Rector.
salem Lutheran Charge-At BenJamin's-S sunday
school at a. m Harvest Home sermon at 10 a. IL.
81 Johns ,Leistersl. sunday school al p. IN. Hair
vest Home sermon al p. m. Cdieehise at p m
Carroll Charge Reformed Church-Divine Service
at Benhmin's at 10 a. IN. \. +. ;. e. r. al p m.
James b Stonesifer, Pastor
st Paui's Reformed Church.--Sunday school at
$50 Il. Preparatory service Friday, the end, al
80 H. m The Holy Communion sunday at 10. 80 u.
~ c. $ slagle Pastor
Old Folks Day service will be held al Pleasant
Grove NJ F. Church September -, at 1880 4. IN. ;
at Patapsco, october |, al 1880 a. m, and ON the
SAME date at Thomas Chapel at p. IN All are i'll
yited. We Will sing some of the hymns our grand
ing with an old fashion experience meeting. Come
one Come all. Richard ii. n GIN, Pastor IN
charge
Grace Lutheran Church.-Pmyer meeting on We'd
vine service at 1890 a. m and 7.5d p. m: Y. p. \
c. +. CAS- p IN. T. H. Miller, d. d. Pastor
Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. L. F. Warner
Pastor.-Sdbbath Services preaching at 1880 Il. m
school gl5 a. m. Mid week Service in the lecture
room Wednesday evening at $50 ociock.
L. f. Warner, Pastor
Centenary NJ. E. Chureh.-Sunday School at 9.l5
a m Preaching at l0.3 Il. M. and 80 p. N. Ep-
worth League at 6l5 p m.
Rev. d. G. Miller. Pastor
St. Johns Church-Sundays-LOw Mass at 7.l5
and High Mass at 10 a. m. During the week-Mass
at g. m. Joseph II. Cassidy, Pastor.
The regular hour for church services in the Re-
formed Church, silver Run is 10 a. III. every Sum
day Sunday School at O'Clock. Preaching every
two weeks at 7.SO p. m.
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In the Circuit Court fur Carroll CounIy,
Thomas A. MURRAY. Frances Neal Parke and
Gay W. Steele. Trustees, John H. Rgby
aud Anais c. Raby, his wife.
Ordered. 90 the AforegoiBg I-iision. Jh,.
9Th DAY o; September, 4. D.. 1905. HAT the
Circuit Cous; Tor Carroll coanty, sitting 3
Cour, Of Equity. take Jurisdiction 80 The trust
estate Of John H. Raby, sad that said Trustees
settle said trua estate andeF the sapervis'oa
and control 81 the sid Circuit Court Tor Car
roll county. sitting a. Court Of Equity. and
IA j. further ordered, thai Ihomas 4. Murray,
Franeis Neal parke and Ggy W. Steele, the
Trustees IN the above entitled cause, give DO
lice to al persons having Chains against the
said john H. Raay, 30 die said claims, prop
eriy authenticated. With the Clerk Of The CIR
cult Court on or before the ll,h day Of No.
vember. 1895. BY causing copy Of this order
"a be inserted il some newspaper Published ia
Carroll county. once a week Tor toar success
sive weeks before the aih day Of OctohSr next.
WILLIAM II. THOMAS.
True Copy,-Tesi:
sepg-G DAVID p. SSEisrR. Clerk.
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Democratle Nominations in Froder-
lex

Tke Frederick County prmoesas Coarcis,
ispa Saturday. September i5. nominated The
fni.oHiDg igckei.
uoiss.. 81 Delegates ClAyIpn Miller, sich
ART y. Mar,iock. Eaernr A Wnchl~r. Grorge
G. Ssrvras and Samuel b. Thomas
ShrgtA-iohn + DAVIS.
Couniy nsssiouers-JsmFs . llarns,
EduArd Cfual an3 Johh Hines
Couuiy Hartman 6aycr
County survryor--John ". Hoover,
The resolutions adut1lon Fgindorrd the
proposed constitutional amendment to restrict
negro suffrage. cAliiag os Republicans A. ~elI
~ Democrats o. vote ias this reform measure
The responsibility Tor the constantly gucreas
ing tax rate @as placed upon the Republican
c0auiy administration. SympAihy Sas coy
daily expressed Tor 'he Illness OF Gen. l.,
Victor baRghHlan.