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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

THE ANNUAL meeting of the Maryland otas
Grange was held at the Agricultural Collegs
College Park, December 3Oth. The officef
read their reports and all ofthem were reelef
ted. Those present expressed the hope tina
Capt. Sylvester. president, and the trustees z
the college would not relax their efforts unu
an agricultural school was established for girl
and until the Maryland Agricultural CoiieR
was placed on an even footing with like INST
tutions of other states.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

THE UNION returns thanks to Messrs. Il
a. Parr. real estate and insurance agents 4
brokers, Charles and Saratoga streets pa
more. for an attractive calendar for the z
Year and also for other seasonable rem.
ORANGES. This firm is composed OF Mr.. ~
Parr. Jr. and Mr.. II. A.. Parr, Jr., sons OF
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

CAPT. THOMAS N CONRAD, who was at o
time president of the Maryland Agricultul
College, but for some years president of t
college at Blacksburg, Va, died at his hor
at that place on Thursday, in the Goth year
his age. Capt. Conrad served in the Confed|
ate army during the Civil War and lately p1
l,ebed hook entitled IA Rebel Scout"
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days in az ana p.ss,e s;ej;Do
Myrtle G13ham, Edith Campbell, HerbeT
Selling, George England, Frank SIade. Marv
Schratke apd Stanley Campbell. Revs. F. K
Isaac s and = J: Nicholson. pastors, were present
ana assisted IN the services. Each scholar and
cry; This school is the largest on the circuit
and the jealous superintendent deserves mnch
credit for his faithful work. 49,
Mrs. James III. Cole. of Rockdale. who has
Deen very III for the past two weeks, is reported
Mrs. VIM. ]. Biddison, of this vicinity. has
been confined to her home with severe Cold
Miss Emma Raspe entertained her Sunday
school class. composed of little boys, at her
home one afternoon last week and all present
enjoyed themselves Immensely. G..
Glen-Arm, 18th District.-At the regular
meeting of Bethany Lodge, No. %, 1. o. 3. F..
OF this place, held on Thursday night. the fol,
lowing were elected officers for the ensuing
term Noble grand, DR.. John s. Green vice.
grand, Edward Roberts; financial secretary.
Phineas Hartley; recording secretary, John f.
Mumma; treasurer, Harry w. Dilwort: war
den, Fred: DeBaugh; conductor John J. Mont
gomery; inside guardian, Thomas Foard out
side guardian, Richard Hopkins; scene sun
porters, Wesley Pocock and W. Frank Porter:
supporters to N. g., George s. Sandner and
wilbur Hartley; supporters to v. G., A. j.
Shearman and Samuel Hartley representa-.
I'VE 70 drand Lodge Samuel Hartley; chap
Mr.: F. A. Morris. manager of the Notch
Cliff Farm of the late John K. Cowap, has re-.
turned from visit 10 his former home at New.
ton. N. J.. ~ -'e"
Miss Eta Piper, daughter of Attorney A. A.
Piper, OF this place, celebrated her 18th birth
day last Monday, upon which accession she en-.
tertained number of her young friends.
Miss Mary Mattfeldt daughter of Dr. Matt.
feldt, OF Catonsville, who had been visiting
Miss Emily Pearce, of Summerfeld has re.
turned to her home.
The snow which fell on Tuesday has drifted |
70 badly as to completely blockade some roads |
it being necessary to drive into the fields to
reach Long Green Station from Unionville.
If the fences. r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

$50. "'O"n'eu 70 siVO'
- Harry Groom and John @. Herman boil
OF Baltimore county, have received their dis
charges in bankruptcy Mr.. Groom was en-
gagged in the ice and ice-cream business il
Towson. -
Annie Davis, much respected coIored
woman, died Of consumption at her home In
Towson, on Monday last. She was the wife ol
- LEWIS DAVIS coachman for Mrs. John Ridgely,
THE public schools of the county re.
eumed their sessions last Tuesday and thew
now have six months of solid work before
tnem. NO more holidays now until the end OF
the summer term.
- Those fellows who got Offices in their
CHRISTMAS stockings are feeling very com forta.
bic now. The list of State and county of1iciaIa
as published on the fourth page of THE UNION
will be found correct.
- During the year 1904 the lob department
OF The UNION Office printed 122 Different lots
OF posters for sales Of real and personal pron-
erty. That is within half dozen of the h;r.-
gest record of the office.
Spring days and winter days are follow
ing eacn other in quick succession now. One
day the mercury registers 70 degrees and the
next It IS down to 25 Such vagaries as these
ought to suit the most tickle.
IA number of Baltimore bankers and
business houses that were burned out in the
great ire of February 7th, 1904, are preparing
to get back into their new places on the firsf
anniversary of the confagration.
- The next event to engross the minds Of
the people will be the Inauguration of Presj.
dent Roosevelt, which will take place Satur
day, March 4th. Maryland and Baltimore
county will be largely represented.
- Fred. Rowe, the boy who jumped from
the railroad bridge in Towson one day last
week, and who was thought to have been in
ternaily injured, is recovering. He was un-
conscious for some time after the fall,
- A special week of prayer has been in
progress this week at Govanst0wn PRESBYTERIAN
church, the pastor, Rev. Wilfred w. Shaw,
having had the assistance of several other |
ministers. The attendance has been good.
John Sullivan, employed in Ditman's
quarry at Texas. N. G. R. R., had his right LEI
broken in three places and his right arm badly
mashed BY large rock falling upon him on
Monday. DR.. B. F. Bussey attended him.
- Miss Mary O. Mann. daughter of C6nnty
commissioner Mann, who is one of the tsachers
q the Sunday school of the Highland Avenue
N. y. Church, gave her pupils holiday treat
md presented each of them handkerchief.
- Mr.. George Porter, of Rocky Pint, Back
net with serious misfortune a short
the destruction of his sein house
hat cannotbe accounted
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

AN OLD man named Firman Dubel died mean
Burlington. N. J., a few days ego. He Away.
insisted that he was poor and made belief 'nZ
he had barely enough to live on. Spce ~
death his executor has found about hin house
stocks and bonds, cash, solid silverwaf' e.
to the value of several hundred thousaid ool.
lars. Among bis possessions were soupo
stored in chests and closets more toan one
hundred bed quilts, some Of them more tnan
century old.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

lkARDs OF food products have now been
llt adopted by tie Federal authorities.
omission which has been considering
n has made its report. This has been
3 the Secretary of the Department
6lture. It will not be practicable or
~ 70 give here detailed list Of the
sris which have been adopted in the
~ various products. 1t may be said.
I'D these include wines, dry and
III, md sparkling; different kinds Of
:. I'D milk, cheese, -four and meal
80. kinds; sugars, molasses, syrup,
= : sy, chocolate. cocoa, spices. peppers
.sous by-products. The wine stand.
NJ Example, is to contain not less than
inc than IS per cent. Of alcohol by vol
|o.dd for the different varieties Of certain
'esds Of the quantity Of other ingredients
sablished. Similar regulations are made
case Of other products. Other standards
with such matters as preservatives
~ matters, etc., are under consideration
he commission.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

tHE NOMINATION of Mr.. w. Hall HI
postmaster Of Baltimore city was sent
PRESIDENT to the Senate on Wednesd,l
Il is said that it will be promptly cod
aana that Mr.. Harris will take charge
nce as soon as his official bond is p{
This will be for $3.50. 600.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

FULLY ONE hundred persons batbde
surf at Atlantic City last Monday, wis
something extremely unusual for thid
Gay OF January. The thermometerir-
ed "a throughout the day and the weaIas
like June in its miIdness.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

1T is said that the Erie CANADIAN be led
TO accommodate 1,0OO-ton bsrges wthe
appropriation Of sl0l. 900, OOo voted b5eo-
Sew York State. Some of tb acts
Let for considerably u the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

&acs, has expressed a fear lest he
~ 81 bss shown his generosity towards
Bs,,;r,ore cly by offering, under certain con-
slit;ors to contribute s26S,0OO towards re-
estahI;sbiDg 1he Maryland Institute, which
was s.sIro5ed in the great fire of February,
1ooa Tbis splendid gift was secured through
the .z1fisof DR.. Daniel C. Gilman, formerly
pres; ..ni of the Johns Hopkins University,
personal friend Of Mr.. Carnegie.
aoubts had been expressed aboutthe re-
g Of the Institute, but this question has
ettled through the generosity of the
ron-master who, 1t is said, has already
eway fully sloO'OOO'OOo pfhi' apparently
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

Turnpike Company's Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the DulaEy's Valley
and Towsontown Turnpike Company was
held in THE UNION Office, Towson, on Thurs
day, with Col. D. NJ. Matthews in the chair,
and Mr.. Edward s. Peerce. secretary. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as follows:
President, d. NJ. Matthews; treasurer, Edward
s. Peerce directors, H. E. Bartleson, Milton
Dance, John Ridgely of H., George H. Merry
man and ]. Albert Booth. A dividend of 8
per cent. for the past year was declared. Mr..
E. s. Peerce was chosen secretary to the board
and also supervisor of the road.
Patrons Of Husbandary Elect-Pleasant
Hill Grange, located in the upper end OF the
4th district, has elected the following officers:
Worthy master-George W. Belt; overseer-
John Bosom; lecturer-Sam'l J.Derr; stew
ard-Rich'd s. Gill; assistant steward-H. e.
Belt; chaplain-George Gill treasurer-W.
Cullison; secretary Gill gatekeeper-
John Price; ceres-Miss Coda Belt; pomona
Miss Hattie Kemp; hora-Mrs. Jesse Upper
! co; delegate to State convention George Gil.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07
ERMAN SAVINGS BANK
W OF BALTIMORE CITY.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
VI OF BALTIMORE CITY.
8. W. Corner Baltimore and Eutaw Streets.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
DEcEMBER 81, 1904
received from depositors during the
received interest from investments, =
ana premium on bonds sold ....... 193,049.75
$5,384, 2O7!Sl
year. ...... ..........$1,57 9,027.04 ~ s.
Paid expenses and salaries 16,1l2.58
Paid State and city taxes. 1l,l5l.59 ~ =
Paid premium on securi- -
ties purchased. .......... 30285.60 ).
Deducted from bank SIS =
building. lOOOO.OO / II -
Leaving net amount of funds Decem- -
Der 0l, lvU4....... ~ -
The funds of the Tie invested in stocks
and bonds Of standard Z ie and in loans securSd
by real estate, stocksf fbonds. In the opifi6if
of the undersignedycle loans are well secured
and the Bank is economically and judiciously
Accounts open December 81 1903 .......... 4, 79S
Accounts opened during the year. ......... 1888
Accounts closed during the year. 1O6g
fsisnedi Il. N. BRNzI iSi;ii r.
JOHN LANCE, 4
Jan. 7-2tl CHAS. ZIES, (
George WhitelocI, 5O1 Maryland Telephone
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

His personal character is al
the genial democracy be has n
fed in his dealings or meetings
pie have given him sort Of popular
ing the Roosevelt kind. The DoctC
right and the country at large congpl
him upon his success. y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

NTOTTCE no sroCKHoLDERs.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
THE BALTIMORE COUNTY WATER AND
RTRCTRIC COMPANY OF BALTIM0RE
COUNTY will be held AT THE COMPANIES
OFFICE, corner Cantonavenue and First street,
Highlandtown, ~
AtasOP.M.,
on Wednesday, january 11th, 1905,
When an eleetion wiz be held for nine Directors.
to serve fQf the ensuing year, and such Other
business transacted as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
By order Of the Board.
MARTIN MEYERDIRCK.
ALBERT h. WEIR, Secretary.
Jan. TIT s
REP0RT OF Il
COUNTY REAsURER
FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER. 1904.
Cash on hand December LIST, 1904. 8 2O6.33o.H
Taxes received during the month";. 21860.86
receipts from all other sources...... 1.A0.15
Total receipts. 49,. ....... s2ss.sis;75
ylsDursements during De-
y, ccmuer. lSU4.. SIX, 526.&
balance January 1st. 1885,. IL, 060.83
G. ALBERT MAYS,
Jan. TIT Treasurer and Collectors
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z that there are l5, 900
at Port Arthur and that
6died men manned the forts
Surrender. Nogi's army is said
$4,000 men. When the seige began
had 10000 under his command. Since
9th Of last May-when the assault on this
Honghold began-the japanese are believed
70 have lost $1,000 in killed and Younded,
while perhaps half that number we're lost by
lhe Russians.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

Aid Society Entertained.-The Ladies'
Aid Society of st. Johns NJ. E. Church South,
of Hamilton, was entertained Saturday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Davis, at their
home. on the Hartford road. Besides the men,
bers of the society there were many of the other
members of the church present. During the
evening Miss Daisy Erdman sang several solos.
At IL O'Clock refreshments were served and
shortly before IL the meeting was changed into
watch hour services, conducted by Rev. Claude
NJ. Hesser pastor of st. Johns. Among those
present were Mrs. Kate Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Van SAINT, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Amendt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal L. Phelps, DR.. and Mrs. Frank c.
Purdum, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Davis Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mclean. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Barnitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tames. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Donohue. Mrs.
Elizabeth Daniels; Mrs. A: Darling. Misses
man Nettie Frank, Ethel Frank. Laura l..
.Bavis. KathaEine Green. Messrs. Carroll and
Essnc asTG DAVIS %' sshd R Bssdl &
eSislnnt pastor Of st. Johns.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

aver EN- q aqSnoIIn ,.sp;;.s
Gil Ernes99 9: Csn 70 Marie {. p Green.
rep John s :. ,GibsonfTon to MeIia r%Uys ,st.
lion John wiz Williams t. Jessie A. Rs,ien
ter Oliver W1nPPsiman to % ACarrie 3. w Wswic
WSssorge +. k ksyne to Em noie Patton. - :.
~ Z. %. 4; Rea n ia nan to Hs,Maa, HutA
st Fed. WhitcrafSfo Mary r. zen san, B. Kan
B. VIM d. Yon,OOIM Martha n h
If Charles : cOT5bin to Bo TO Martha Estthen
e Elton PETE Carroll to sT M N. Franz. Imh
Herbert 1Eser nan to a nMnargsret ! pG 3.
ITseorge q. Ei.oeqq ng 70 Nae Mare Miller. Asl
cbariIaam Ovens Is to M arionh s. g. But scbIEo
PoiiocHs & WhittIis Mary K. MMs5hitmore.
Lynn r "; Cobb to e g Mary r 1ae1airy.
Archibald 1p1bert to 4 sarah J. sASelly.
W@. 6. oo,kSaemp to Ba ena1. 2. sc6ssssaessosh.
6a1ndrew Sc Jboorn to Neilaial = Nash
Row oSf y r. Brow us to Rosa g. Dram.
WI: Barshinn e 20 Mary a. MOcSaiiey.
jacob eAiinDD ~ na ~ Rhine - Doerain
Charles W. = y give T. Gb.,
Ssbeth j. Rs eSCoa1
William Sanders IL. - uchurcb
Royal Milburn to Carl. Els..e.,
Charles Jarrett to Julia Pat H Sio
Ernest Wilson to Mary Gassaw,
frank J. yoryner to Francis Hopk.
Wiiliam Wilson to Lille M. johnson
Alfred Bell to Annie NJ. Grose.
frank Enson to Dalsey Johnson.
John M: Mosby to Olivia ]. o. Matthews
PANEL Jones to Sidney A. Jefferson.
dda a y; jackson to Rosa NJ. Young.
george w. Graham to Rosie Wood.
Edward P. Matthews to Mary A. Hall.
RECORD FOR THE YEAR.
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Circuit Court.-Joseph Kohlhepp and
Emma Kohlhepp, his wife, VS.. the Western
Maryland Tidewater Railroad Company, affi-
davit for removal filed Jacob Storch vs.. the
Consolidated Gas Company, agreed and settled I;
Joshua Methodist Episcopal Church VS.. Charles
w. Hull, verdict for plaintiff for $40. Francis
6criyener vs.. John II. Tascoe, administrator Of
Stephen Tescoe, on trial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

Sale of Mortgaged Premises.-Slade g.
Risteau. auctioneers sold on the premises on
and assignee Of q mortgage from Harry s.
Stansbury and wife, farm of about 70 acres,
situated in the 10th district, on the road lead
ing from Corbett to the old York road pur-
chased by Mr.. John K. Downs for s., $50. The
place is improved by new frame dwelling,
barn, blacksmith shop, etc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

The following is stated to be a nearly correct
rule for measuring corn in cribs: Having lev
eled the corn in the crib, measure the length.
breadth and depth and multiply them together,
then deduct from the product one fifth, and you
have the number of bushels in the ear; for
shelled corn take one-haf of this. To be strictly
correct, add half bushel for every 1OO
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o.
nssAry enjoyable affair. The
HSoseD,se membership and Is fnan-
9aISocly there will not be Baltimore
ayers convention held this year,
is no meeting of the Legislature in
Some excellent legislation has been Sc
for this county through the efforts Of
conventions.
= Mrs Marie Middlekamp, of Gardenville
clair road, was painfully hurt in Baltimore q
few days ago by an electric car colliding with
her wagon. The wagon and car were both
damaged and Mrs. Middlekamp was thrown
out upon her head.
->During the year 1904 the number of
marriage licenses issued from the County
Clerks Office was 574, of which number 489
were to white persons aud IS to colored In
1903 the number issued was 588, of which num-
eber SO were to colored persons.
"a person who takes note of such things
says the snow fall of this week was the eleventh
of the winter up to that time and that as the
first one came on the 18th of November we
will have but two more thirteen being the
number to which we are entitled.
->Grace M. =. Church South in Reisters-
town, which had undergone extensive repairs
with special services in the morning conducted
by Bishop Wilson. The Sunday school gave
an entertainment in the evening.
ION Tuesday last a number of the 18th
district friends OF Sheriff Rittenhouse presented
Swith handsome pocketbook and fountain
The presentation took place at Mt.
R1ice station, Mr.. II. J Emerich being
- those making the gifts.
eceived warm welcome
Es0ns sat the old year
pg of bells, the blow
losion of powder to
In the Methodist
ices were held.
Pck, q Baltimore
released part of
k turnpike north
bile to secure q
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FoR SALE.
A FARM OF 244 ACRES. 10 miles from Al
baltimore, miles from Finksburg Station. w.
NJ II. H.; frame house, tenant house, new bank
barn, log barn. with shedding; buildings in best
condition: Apply to
No. III. LONGNECKER BROS,
Mch. 23.-n Real Estate, Towson, Md.
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] The indioat;eHssroz ss.aS mineral prUduc-
ION of the Cripple Creek district. Colorado's
greatest gold camp for 1904, win exceed $4,000,
DO Large bodies Of ore have been found under
the streets of the city of Cripple Greek and
mining operations on large scale have been
commenced beneath some of the principal
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TO Break Up Evergreen Stealing-At a
meeting of the State Horticultural Society
held in Baltimore a few days ago, the sub
ject of despoiling the forests of Christmas ever
greens was brought to the attention of the
meeting. A committee was appointed to see
what legislation is needed to protect landown-
ers against raids by irresponsible persons who
take these greens without the permission of the
Owners and do q good business in selling them.
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"a Inc hrsa IDJ eIfe(
s anu D 0ro~;nt ofEp1
n rne s.G ~ sbIish q
prodn,ct or0ril By the
crert;f;csins VI - ~
,orotect M fay,s1
corn nv ;nf0rn. q 81
Seatrs asd the 81
~ the s,e Ia ~.
~ vec sas actsh.
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Convention, 18th District.-The Sunday
school at this place held its Christmas enter.
tainment and treat on Wednesday night 28th
ult. Those who received premiums for atten.
dance were Miss Emma Porter, who was pres
ent fifty-one Sundays during the wear. and
Master Stanley Brian, whose record was fiffv.
Mrs. Eugene Thorn was organist.
Mrs. ID. 81. Akehurst, of this place, enter
tanned number of friends from Baltimore on
New Years day. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thorn
also had q number of guests on the same day.
Mr.. Ernest Akshurst. who has been sick
three weeks with pneumonia, is slightly i'm
proved. DR.. H. T. Harrison, of Cab Hill and
DR.. j. F. 81. Gorsuch, of Fork, are attending
him.
Prof. Charles Stanley will give one of his
illustrated lectures in Convention Church, on
the evenings of January 26th and 9th.
Rev. Frank r. Isaac, senior pastor of Great
Falls Circuit, will preach in the church at this
place, Sunday night, January 9Th, at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Stansbury Brian visited relatives in
Baltimore and at Roland Park during the
holidays.
Mrs. Robert Kenney and family spent the
holidays with relatives here. A.
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muLOIlcy.
more and Ohio hls
pacities, has retired from
of the Pittsbnrg, Shawmut and NJ
road. The Office which Mr.. MarOney hel0
alec been abolished. The headquarters of the
road with which Mr.. Maroney has been con-
nected are in New York and st. Mafys Pa.
He went to the Pittsburg, Shawmut and
Northern Railroad from the general superin-
tendency of the Baltimore and Ohio at Pitts
burg. He was with the latter road for Is years
or more. He left the Baltimore and Ohio
about three years ago.-BaltinsoTe american,
9Th instant.
Mr.. Maroney was formerly a well known
citizen Of Baltimore county and resided at
Ruxton before removing to Pittsburg.
Dwelling Burned.-A few days ago the
dwelling Of Mr.. F. ID. Rogers, in the village of
Rayville, 9Th district, was destroyed by fire.
with much of its contents, causing loss Of
about $1,000 with insurance Of half that
amount. The fire. which occurred in the af-
ternoon, was caused by defective hue. The
hall of Pine Grove Band, which stands near
the burned house, was saved with difficulty.
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h. B. vreeland, president of the New York
Street Railway Company. never us( a pass o.,
his line, butinvariably pays his fare. Should an
unlucky conductor overlook himf on his collect
ing tour, as conductors FREQUENTLY do with
others in the rush hours he would probably
hear from the presidents Office the next day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-07

George WhitelOck, 6O1 M0ryl0ssd .TeleDJO1a,
RaliLdi,a0. R0lfisyl0re :
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Total Fire Losses 1M. ........... 81, 4O7. 20
RICHARD DALLAM, President.
AIRNES, SECRETARY.
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The annual report of Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock says the policy of requiring able
bodied Indians to labor for their own support
and Withholding rations from all except the
needy and INDECENT, which was first started in
fsus, has been emnently successful. Over H.
600 Indians have been dropped from the ration
rolls as wholly self-surDorsing, many of whom
had never worked before. A