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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
IN THE HOUSE.
Army Appropriation Bill
Ready for the Vote.
Or. Degetan Makes His First
Speech in Favor Of Bill.
The Transport Service the Object of a
Vigorous Attack.

Washington, Jan. 19.-The House of
Representatives. today, completed con-
Sideration Of the army apDro,n'ia ton
bin ana will vote on the measure, to-
morrow. During the debate Resident
Commissioner Degetau Of Porto Rico
made his first speech in the House. He
praised the United States for its atti-
tude toward his island home He sal |
he saw no need for the maintenance of
The provisional regiment Of troops in
l he island.
Hull ana Stevens Of Minnesota. de-
Tended the appropriation for the regi-
ment.
Slayden of Texas. opposed it. Hull
then yielded time to Resident Com
missioner De@elau OF Porto Rico. and
that gentleman began his first speech
in the House. He WAS surrounded at
cnce by members VINO gave close at
tention to his somewhat hesitatins de
livery ana frequently applauded his
declarations of praise for his consti-
tuentS.
When the resident commissioner
concluded the point WAS made by Mon
dell of Wyoming. that the regiment
WIS Htetltu ON lilt' ISidllu as DfDItc-
tinn from Afghan foe.
The amendment was defeated, 80 T."
A.
A vigorous attack On the army trans
mort Scrvit" VAS na.i' by Mr.. Hun,,l-
rcy. of Washington. His first move wa :
10 eliminate from TIL hill on Il point
If ordcr. which was Sustained. the urp-
vision that no steamship in the trans
Port service shall b" disposed of With
out the consent Of Cnn11tss.'
Mr.. Hull secured IL adoption OF an
amendment providing That mo par Of
the S120oG,o 90" hereby appropriated snail
he paid to any stranlThu company f,n'
the t"lnspultalior ri supplies "r N
listed men or offireri of TIE United
States from tn" Inltgl states to The
Philippine islands ar from the Philip
pine islands to the United States.
Mr.. Humphrey uile:rI an Amendment
striking out the provision for expenses
Of sailing government Transports. This
was defeated on . vi,'L woe vote.
The reading Of tho hill was ton"lud-
ot! and as Il separate vote was demand
ed on the ;lmrn;lmnn. relating 10 the
l"lir"d pay Officers. il was agr"-d to
take this vote. toTlnrruW. The linuG"
adjourned at - =. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Jan. l9.-Weather con-
hitions and general forecast: Friday,
generally fair and colder weather will
prevail in Atlantic coast districts ana
winds will be fresh northwest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
ORDERS.

On motion by Mr.. Plummer of An
.1rosro;Gfu. il was. ORDERED. thdt
Nhe! The Senate ana House adjourn.
the House comcurring. that they ad-
inilrl. tc meet At nine O'Clock \. NJ,
Friday, January 10th.
TIE President subsequently an
moan, ed that the House concurred IN
the passage Of the foregoing order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
Wool Sales Postponeo.

london. Jan. 1.-the wool sales
""'en Were to have been held here. to-
"N' We're roStpcned on account of the
prevalence of fog.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
sEvENTY.sEcoND SESSION.
SENAT e.

Thursday. January 49, 1905.
Senate called TO order by the Presi-
dent.
gusta.
Journal Of yesterday read ana ap-
proved.
Papers from the House disposed of
in concurrence.
The following bills. petitions and re-
solves We're presented and referred:
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Fulbish of Franklin: Bill. an
act [" extend the chmter of the Range
ley Water Company.
By Mr.. Randall Of Cumberland Bill
an act entitled AN act TO incorporate
the Fo:cside Water Company"
Legal Affairs.
i'y Mr.. Morse Of Waldo: Bill an act
TO amend tie charter OF the Winterport
Ferry Company.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Stetson Of Penobscot: Re
solve IN favor of the Deaconess Home
Association of Bangor. Penobscot
H.. ~, ,,'. VI ia''S.
EN Mr.. Brown of kelucbtc: Resolve
in favor Of marking the grave Of the
late Governor Hunton.
by MI. Morse Of Waldo: Petition of
+. Palmer and 10 others Of the town o.
Monroe in favor Of Waldo County Cen
eral Hospital.
6snks and Banking.
~ Nv I73r,.;sb oc r,,,,,,i,. rr,
me, :. .,,.,.,,t .,,.. .;..,,,.,.r ,h,, ,,,rl
,.,. ,r,...t ,,,,,...,.,.
onore Fisheries.
Bv Mr. Git, 'jrn,,l of Washinpton.
I.iil .n n.. Z. amend section A of
cll-ii ter II ul tne Revised Statutes re-
lnting to the t.,:.in. III Anlelts.
Also t.ct;;i,.I .! !. Z. S,.nman and
l. others relative to tie taking oi
SncitS in Fra! Kiln h.v.
Nr. Sinjlcs ~ nnoy introduced LII
MI :.ct u '.l,} ID for the t.l.. ana ca
uc.:tion O. fr..blc minded children. ON
motion i.- ili:tt son; tor The bill WAS
tabled for printing. bending. reference.
Nil Morse OF Waldo introduced tho
following:
H,.suitltiu iu!!e Relative to the Improve
Mem: of lie. Postal system.
Whereas. u rct.lasSitic:,,ion OF mail
itltltrr on the l,tsonahl- b isis Of The,
service rrrf,rt,l j. :. mltter Of tn"
@rrHt"!t IN, o.t..:!tc 4" t,'c business in
,crest:, uf ..iiS ,oMl:n. Nv; i.h:
VIII, .t.tS. AN ..,t..,.I..!, uI t.lr system
,c ,.,,,.vi,,.s r.,,,.n.u.i;>r II, t,r i-njte,t
1i.tcc mai, N,iii.; .,r u; ;....i hanpfit
J., ..rl i, l..;,l ~. ,. Il. ,f hi.
state. in,r.tol, b. 4.
i;nSnlNrG ;nr :le So, tors anI
i;,Irne,-r!n.il,s il a., CDn...oss OF the
t-mtni states ave hereby earn Astly re-
,,,,vst, II "a jtsr .,,.rv effort To s, IRE
the ul,ck t,;;r.nl.-nt of legislation that
will It one. remedy the evils Of th.
rrrsent system Of mail classification.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
Headache Goes
Promptly. Il. F." Safe to Use.

Dear Sirs:-
! have taken your IL. F." Bitters
.of a good marry y>arS. and have al
ways derived bcnc..t i:rsii Il
IL IS unequaled for headache and
WN9mach troublc. also disordered liver.
would not be without it in the house.
Yours respectfully.
r, MRS, JULIA 4. COUSINS,
ttn 81. 1904. East Blue Hill, Me.
l.. +. -Atwood's Rittcrs remove the
s<aSe OF the headache. Don't take
nlnseTouS n1 powders that deaden the
's'n and leave the poison in the system
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
FAVORABLE.
Testimony Shows Bright
Outlook for Tucker
Witnesses Claim TO Have Seen
Him Cut His Finger.
Also Swears to "Paee" Pin-Other In
terestine Testimony.

cambridge. Mas, Jan. !9-With the
eXI"'t testimony was ,!isrosed of the
defence in the trial OF Cha rleS l.. Tuck
or, charged with the murder Of Mabel
Page, today. called Witnesses to te=ti-
fy as to thu prisoner Whereabouts on
the day Of the nourder his personal ap-
neararce on that day. tho manner in
which ,he blood came upon his knife.
and the ownorshiO of ? pin claimed bv
the commonwealth TO have been stolen
from the Page house, l:ut which the
defence claims was owned by and in
the possession Of Tucker over two
years ago. Tho question % the owner
ship of the pin nccuDied 4 conSiderab b..
rnrtinn Of the cay and although tho
witnesses invari lbly during the direct
examination Sal2ctcd the alleged Par,
pin as one similar to that worn by
Tncktr not one Of them when cross
examined by Attorney General Parker
WCIld MAX" the positive statement
that it was T,Iker's.
Nor" tl'ln on- of the witnesses were
considerably confused ~ the question:
ing Of Mr.. Parker. Cspecially so when
II" placed before them several p;ns in
'''' w '"'' t'9l'"''h we, anu dSk''i
80 80 ''i'' VI "''i'i' hdi pee'l
worn by the prisoner.
'''r' = IT. c'd'lSei 'or IN
dcfen'c Il arcoTn; for the human
''''''' VIZ u'h'i h'"le All" pos
" ''' ''''..' W "'S Ntr''''t re-
i'' Il Il" 'Il:''i@ !" "" Ni'il"SS
stand Of i1ry9n Fi:;r. 4 friend Of Tuck
""S. who testified t.iat the defendant
"' HIS iiiS'f WIN !, khi!t Whl'' IN a
'''.'"'' .''''''r "A " SATURDAY pre-
'''''lI III hi'irh':'
''h hck'' " l'I' ~ ~" une lay the
"c"h"ant oN'r'oa, in Sath n position
'"'' 'l"n rom inc 'ut could nave
""i'i!r'' on 'h' Sh"l "he'f pr. W"oG
''''' ''''"' H't'"S' III '"iIi''tcu tha'
"''.. 'i'' m W. :" i'ei'.iiS 'h''
-, ..I,.l,..,, ,,a,., .;,,,,e
',o''
g ''"'''. # - y ~ 'I'' "dA
''''i ~ ~ .NiHH .-~i'" a. on
anu rl ~" w. r'"S. '"" 'ne
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- Nv "s7"''' :. nv ''''''' '''".
h'',' S"""'I'E t"' rr'te ''"F'.ie"
~ !u'hef on t'' daF "l the MURDER
'h' ia%e nome. ana "ther places Which
'''i' I"'''i'''I''' ~ 'i' 'dSt "'S
H.'''''i nn '''hrE >: -Nn"n'S a c'Ell Ell.
Wv 49,, '''' ''''' i'''"'. ".
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
IN Tie SENATE.
Bill for Remuneration of Fur Sealcrs
Considered.

Washington. Jan. l3.-Consileration
If the statehood bill WAS continued in
the Senate. today. stone spoke for
two ln,ns in opposition I" il. The bill
for tie remuneration Of American fur
senlers who suffered losses because Of
thcii suppression. also was debated at
some length. but no action was take
-,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20

2Iessrs. Knox and Penrose today.
w.re fil,. recipients of elaborate floral
offerings.
A resolution by Cullom. requesting
the International prison congress 10
hold its eighth congress in this city
was adopted.
Stone addressed himself especially
to the landed interests OF the Indians
in Indian territory and proposed an
amendmen providing that all allotted
lands shall be subject to taxation.
Bailey took the position that Con-
gress has no right to impose conditions
affecting the taxation Of the people Of
any state.
Tile Senate at 3.52 P. NJ, went into
Continued on page 3D.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
Reports of Committees.

Mr.. Allen for the special committee OF
the Senate on the report of kendlil NJ.
Dunbar, Secretary of the Senate on al
past rulings and prCcedents of the
Senate and The House, reported that
said report be accepted and that -"oo
COPIES of the same. Nith the Rules ot
Tie Senate ana the Rules Of the House
and Tie Joint Rules be printed ana
bound in 4 suitable and subalartiai
mariner Under the direction of Kendall
NJ Dunbar. Report of committee ac-
ccItcd.
Mr.. simpson for the committee on
appropriations and financial ailars' on
Order directing the Secretary OF state
- furnish the clerks of committees
with postage stamps necessary Tor the
transaction Of their business not eX-
cecdinG ten dollars for each committee,
reported that same ought to pass.
Mr.. Potter for the committee on IL
hrary on Resolve apprOpriating the
sum of 500 for extra clerk hire IN the
State Library, reported same ought to
pass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20
Orders Of the Day.

On motion by Mr.. Potter Of Cumber-
land. Senate Document No. s, Report
of commissioners on uniformity of law
for the State of Maine, was taken from
the table.
Mr.. POTTER: Mr.. President: The
general subject matter Of this report Is
(Continued on page ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-20

CONTINUED on page ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
PEOPLEIzE PRIVILEGES

Judge Peter :. GloSscup of Chicago,
one Of the bIHnicSt jurirsS on the Fed
eral Bench. whose thoughtful utterances,
on tn" "Tru>t' question have been read
with interest, gave an admirable address
before the Ohio State Bar Association
at Put-iu-ltay on Wednesday on "1hc
Corporation Problem: the Lawyers Part
In Its Solution" and went to the meat
of the matter as follows:
''Thc great problem that confronts the
craftsmanship of this day, like that which
confronted the craftsmanship which had
to deal with the public landed domain, is
how to pcorleize the ownership of this
new domain; how TO widen and deepen
the popular stake in this new posses
sion. What creates our problem is that
under present corporate policies the in
stinct that characterizes us as Il people,
finds no field for exercise.
"Party leadership is timid. Men in
line for the Presidency and the Senator
ships and the Governorships are men
who think many times before they take
any step that might separate them from
the prevailing public mood What aim
at, and what I ask you to join in helping
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

THE selection Nf Hon. Stevenson y.
Williams Icy Chairman Cortclyou as the
csucc,,, ~nr Df former Senator MccomaS as
the Maryland member of the Republican
National COMMITTEES gives great salts
faction to Republicans throughout tn"
State aud Democrats aS well. Non" m"r-
tied the honor more than Mr.. Williams
aud nr one would Wear ii more worth
lily. Mr.. Williams stands for clean meth
odS and mcrituriouS measures and * far
above ''I"Hnut" politics. Of which tn"
people of Maryland hav" had Al ~lrrlcit of
late years. Pity it is. that more men of
his stripe. and calihrr are not tempted to
take active interest in public affairs.
Mr.. Williams i quoted rlSrwhcr" i'll
this ISSUE at some length. upon matters
of present pressing interest such ~ til"
oyster question. the Poe Suffrage ~ch"m"
and graft, the great question of the
day. and readers of III" "WhiG' will
find his views timely and forcihl".
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

many Iiug>--und could see King Crud-
LrrS wild n ''hig stick" like Trddy'S, i'll
his hand. ind deere vuS nodrrs. FreundS
Tucker. Holm. Drennen, Evans, Mac
key. Dare, Banks, Jcnnr>rs Nelson und
t,rurg, HopkinS-und 1t vas 50 funny
Gcorge hadt init him Il new Dem"krat
BOYS, who VAS CcSul Ewing und he hAdt
on a Ion" white gowndt-und he say to
King Cruddcr$. '\owS ! am a white
Dcmpkrntz glory to de king-vunce |
vas Il R"puhlikanz hadt boy but now
vas nit King CrlllerS '-und Doctor
Dare und Doctor JcnneS> und George
Hopkins d"y Siy-Glory, glory to King
CruldcrS our CcSul is nit uS-und We
will see dan he gets somtings from de
Dcmokratz tablc-und den Editors Carey
und Bratton und Ash und Couden dey
all sing unh Say-CrSul vas now soot
=oot boy. und We will Civ him goot hot
tingS t" put in de Midlandt Journals.
Ind den King Cruddels shake de "big
stick" und all de uddcrs stop vat dey
SczS. und how. und says like de Shew
Elders uf oldt. "Du hist our king'-und
den when King crnldcrS laughs, dey all
say cvcrytmgS III CeSul county We will
get fer thee. fer SurclyS cverytings dot
vas de peoples vas yours und ouTS-und
den We will sing-''IIuldt vast und never
let co. Den | yoke up-und dot vuS
mine dream.
Il vundcr." said Stein. ''vil tie pee
pies uf Cesul county belief it,
Stein promises to write the Cecil
Wing" again next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
STEIN ON POLITICS
He Tells OF His Wonderful Dream

Ven G"y >uy dat Rip Van Wrinkle hadt
Il Slecl'; of twenty y"ar>-hut. och belt
grhimmrl briII-l wager ,-in stein uf beir
init yer r.! md Aus. dat aul'l Rip didn't
-" IHuchl more ii all dot lime, than mine
eyes even Sh'ltZ ~ '!cy w,r,-Said good
German Stein when h" awokc in Senator
trUthriS ~.iicc til" other dpy.
Mine cream beat d, Turk in his tent
DAT nit" in history. und how long did
>lc~pt midi myself h"w in dis fine large
Drmukr,rtr chair like Fodder Poc's-I
means d" MAN dat rites de pieces dat all
You Drmokl7it peoples talks out in pub
Lick.
You slept and dreamed 50 long said
Senator CrothcrS. that | feared You were
dead and WAS about to summon Coroner
Nelson. Mcin Got King CruddelS vas
yer going to- do dat-und cuvvcr me nit
de rlpdS uf truddcrsland. vidoudt calling
in Doctor .lrnn"Ss, who vns the phySi-
shan 1o yer honor King CrudlrrS up to
dc Risin sun.
Tnd who vud preach tn" services. King
Crudd"rS larvey Mackey, | suppose.
because Ii" vas the Demokrat Bishop
umd makes the voters StIndt about like
pawn> on de checkers bUardt ut clcc-
lions time>-G rhdrsenstine!
Veil he was 81 big man-sslid Stein
but | scc> how. King CrrIdderS as Yer
told1 mo. dot he gctZ some If de church
peoples to vote fer de Demokrat ticket
|.und datZ Wy yer callSt him Bishop.
Senator Crother$ burst out laughing
and his demonstrations were loud Flee
ton Supervisor John NJ. Tucker came in
from the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany'S office, in the same building. Hello
dcrc mcin insurance freund. said Stein-
yer vslS Elm quite man to always insure
zc success uf de Demokrat party-SUC-
CESS insurance fer King Crudders vas
CUTE insurance, better IAN fire insurance,
fer de Demakrat politics will never get
hot enuf again in Cesul to burn upz-
sec-fer de Demokratz pardy vus like de
ice man-cOldt und dedt VUN.
King Crothers shivered and Supervisor
Tucker buttoned up his coat, while Stein
watched them with curious expression.
So funny it vas, said he, hat 1 dreamt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
DORCHESTER REPUBLICANS

The resolutions adopted by til" Rcpub-
lican convention Of dorchester county.
tHftrr imdoI>im= til" administration of
President Roosevelt declare rs follows:
| The ''paramount ISSUE in the cam
lmign of 1905 is til" attempted di>frali-
chiS"mrnt Of many thousand voters by
the so-callrd Poe" amendment.
The Republicans of Dorchester coun-
~ druulInc" the Poe amendment as an
attempt t" lrplar" in Maryland the gov
eminent ~f the people. by the people, for
the people. 10y government ri tn"
bosses. by the registers. for the grafterS.
White supremacy in Maryland is not.
never has been ana never will be en-
dangcrcd. To assert that 10000 .Afri-
cans can GomlHlt" 21o.tHn Cauca>ian$ is
to insult every white man in the State.
So long as grass grows and water runs
honest elections will not enable one negro
to govern four white men.
The Poe amendment was not devised
D'NslHSt' IT'S HHlIlbf anu promoters Hih
any fear that negro domination WAS pos
riblr. but l"cau>" they felt that if tn"
people of Maryland retained their power
to declare their will ut tn" hal!ot box
the political Influence. and with the pulit-
icaf influence II large part Of th, personal
income of the men who have for tn"
this State. would PASS from them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

Hon. S. A. Williams, New National
Committeeman, Talks ForcibIy

PostmaStcr-Grncral Coltelyou. in his
capacity as chairman of the Republican
National Committee, late Tuesday after
noon announced the appointment of Hon.
member of the Republican National Com
mittcc for Maryland. to fill the vacancy
McComaS who has qualified as member
Of the Court of Appeals of the District OF
Columbia.
1t is understood that Mr.. CortcIyou has
been holding "i H. chairman of the Re
publican National Committee until the
settlement of this matter and that he
Will retire from that position. Mr. Cor
t-lyou had expected some time ago to re-
tire from the national committee upon
the settlement Of the contest between
the "Black-amd-Tans and Lilly Whites
over the vacancy in the Republican Ma
tional Committee from Louisiana. After
the settlement of that fight the Mary
land vacancy WIS created by the aD-
pointment of Mr.. McComas to the bench
and Mr.. Cortclyou postponed his retire
mcnt in order to devote his attention to
the tiaryand vacancy.
Mr.. Williams is one of the prominent
lawyers of Maryland, was the Republi-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

along, IL to set in motion the public
opinion that lies behind party leadership.
When the country wakes up to the con-
sciouSneSS that hencvol"nce is not the
only thing that is human: that just deal
ing is not the only thing that is human.
but that individual ambition to yet Til in
life is human also, ways will be found
to infllr+, into this new property domain
of the Republic. even though embodied
in corporate form the widespread person
al interest and individuality that alone
gives t" property its fullest utility rs al
agency f"r good ANA alone saves to pri-
waite property it, place lis one of III" re-
publican Institutions of the country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
r E PU BLICAN

wrong because their ,nllsrrncr< h,y
nr'h 50 dullcd that they do not l,;otr.
n general slump of conscience i'm liu,r
cF'! circles and in political circles, /
society and in the church itself" wa
IN" way he described the condition. TN
one tIIlnS this country need, TODAY" n
declared, rs a clearing and t,niur II,
OF the conscienccS of it,, citizens"
In" phenomenon known It's ..ruft
Sald DR.. GLADDEN.. is II Widespread an,
deadly disregard of the primary riyht.
"l property. AMI the essence of il i +b,
appropriation for personal uses of NH.
nc property or of private property held
in trust" W.
ii" referred 10 Surn instance, rs tLc
appropriation of stationery by Congress
men and legislators II. raS>l habit
smnns public officials. tine tax ,lol-rr
an" the public official who bonms ,,rIIi.
improvements that will enhance. ,hn
'alll" OF his own Property.
IL one could believe all he hears h.
SAID and could accept the estimates ~
"''i'e business men who ought tn kunv
one would b" compelled L. believe. ,b,t
MOI "ilIF the public service. bur urfy,t.
BUSINESS Is h"n"ycumhcd with briIrrv Of
tni> Nort-that tn" majority of those, who
Tle "ctiV" "S agents of others are. tokiur
thcir prlvte rakc.oil>' whenever thnv can
do 1t without dctcction." >"'
All this condition he blamed ON tho
conscience. Another point to which h.
referred was the individual re>ponsihiIitv
lor corporate action. Somebody h. ia
cRlr"d. should he n.,l,. to snfr,r vh,,
corporations intiict iuju> tic. and suffer-
ing. The stockholders shelter thn,,.
selves behind the corporation. Wh,+ is
'''rs'o"fS business is nobody's. and |
NV ilJoS'ic" goes On. He declared thr,t
, ,"' "''ic'l~ OF the CORPORATIONS ,ulrht ia
'r h"ld directly Responsible "If" hn
H""'' S1orkh"Idor is making honcstlv
'"' "l Il corporation what the Stn,.k
rnS"' TO pay. h" ought to be satisfied
,'"' r"iS"' ne ought :" get out and r,-
"1' J." S'r'F' III IN" Proceeds If iu.u,itv"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

OPPOSITION To- tn" Poe DiSflauch-
Using Amendment within tn" Democratic
party lines in Baltimore. is assuming
form and substance in the shape of II
committee Of iiv" hundred prominent cit
liens Of that city known IT, he hostile TO
it. These gentlemen. who j." not rccng-
mize the amendment. intended 10 dchauch
til suffrage in Maryland-a> Il Demo-
cratic "party m,aSurc.' will fight tn"
amendment 10 the death.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
FAIL. ELE.t "TIO\S.

1T seems to ne W., have been 80 clos, :
~ engaged in trying L. secure fair oic,f
toms that we hay" scarcely had time ip
give Is this inn Drt mt "cnn"ni" question:.
In their evil work IN other liEt@: W" hlvi
been dealing with ,:nr If III" uy>tw' ;
lrr'itica "lrmi,.. To-Day "" rrr It'll
struggling with III, N in their effort Ia de-
,trry the power of the ind"ln-;iI"nt Dem
Gratis that elections may be IL their
nI"rcy. AZ of old. IL This >'ru=gl" The Re-
publican and independent vote r,l sent
',iticHl progress. They desire Il ,ulf-
rag" and election law under which neither
party will h" able t., succeed by fraud
nuG C'ccit. and every voter will have
rmlr time. /" hcv,H" to the OYSTER Ill'S-
ton and tn" ether rcruululr or Industrial
lhorlcm> which ar" pres sing for solution.
The question: is Of paramount ANA oyer
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Row opening. The Others BOW mentioned
except til" first. are. subordinate. The
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

II is II significant fact. and one i'll
dicative of tn" popular opposition /" til"
| NOR" county. that j. Fred. &. Talbot.
who had absolutely under his cont ii
the Democratic county convention which
{ the issue. and did not endorse til" mc;lrs-
urc In explanation of his course, Mr..
Talbot. it is reported, realizes that there
. Poe Amendment in Baltimore county.
and was afraid t" load his candidates
down. hy plcdging them Ia lis support.
| Shrcwd Freddie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Select Excursions 10 colchester Beach,
Chesapeake Bay

On Wednesday, July ~, August 8 and
%. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
philadelphia Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad Company will run special
lowrate excursions to Maryland's most
popular watering place, Colchester Beach
This place is held in high favor by all
who have visited it. 1t has all the attri-
butes of a tirst-cass resort, and espec-
tally appeals to families. No liquors are
allowed on train, boat or grounds. Every