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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
FIVE mvnsen@.s.. COLD BLOOD
Mother and Thirteen.Year-Oid Girl A.
sauIted and Killed.


sauIted and Killed.
Edna. Tex, Sept. 30. = Mrs. A.
Conditt and four children were muir
dered in cold blood at their home near
here yesterday. The mother and .
daughter, aged thirteen, were assault
ed and their bodies brutality disf1gured
A baby about two years old was the
only one left alive. All of them seemed
to have been murdered with some
blunt instrument. Their heads were
crushed ant their threats cut with a
knife or razor. Mr.. Coni!tt was away
working in the rice fields. A negro
boy about twelve years old was pillow.
ing in a field near the house at the
time of the killing and heard the chill
dren screaming. He saw man run
ming after a woman who was running
around the house. Being afraid to go
to the hoIse, he ran to neighbor's
and told what he had seen. The party
informed ran to the place and found
the ;ivc members of the family killed.
Officers were informed at once and the
entire county is out in posses in search
of the murderers. 1t is supposed there
were two OF them. Dog; have been
sent for.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
DECLARES TO lNQUiSIToRS THAT
HE DID NOT LIE DOWN TO
COMPANY.
RECEIVED NOT A FARTHING
MAYOR TELLS OF HIS EXPERT
ENcE BEFORE THE GRAND
JURY.

s. Rose yesterday gave out hot state
ment of his experience before the
grand jury in which he defied the
grand jury to indiTt him. He said:
"Mr. McGoyern asked me If had re-
ceived any money, property or advan'
tage for my support of the street car
ordinance, and l told him that l had
not, unless 1t might be said that my
reelection to the Office of mayor might
be considered a personal advantage,
because always felt that my re-elec.
ton was due to the support of the
franchise.
"Mr. McGovern asked me to explain
Why l supported the franchise after
fighting the street railway company in
the campaign before. / told him had
been driven to take the stand by the
opposition. The council had passed an
ordinance, and in an action in the Uni
against the city soon after my first
election. then felt that the only re-
lief was in negotiation.
"Nothing Of Value"
"The district attorney asked me If
did not then lie down to the street rail-
way company, and I replied that the
street railway company laid down to
the, city. then called attention to the
ordinance, showing that the company
got nothing of value while the city re-
ceived many concessions of great
value.
"He asked me if had any PRECEDENT
for closing the doors Of the council
chamber when the ordinance was upon
it's passage. l told him that if he ever
attempted to enter the chamber of the
United States senate or house of rep
resentatives he would find that the
only place for visitors was the gallery.
The supreme court, | said, declared
that we had right to close the doors
when this issue was raised in the &C
ton to prove the illegality of the fran
chise
"Not Farthing."
"In reply to Mr.. McGovern's inquiry
as to why l signed the ordinance on
the clerks desk Immediately after it
was voted upon, said that l did so In
keeping with promise to the alder.
men to stand firm. l told them that
would do it and did it, and would do
1t again.
Nov, it has been said from time to
time that l received anywhere from
$4,000 to $4,000 for my support OF
that ordinance.
II want to say right here that did
not receive farthing. l never owned
any North American stock and never
saw any.
IF you have anything you can prove
against me, indict me now-these ru
mors have been in circulation long
enough. Now is the time to bring them
to head or put an end to them.
II believe, to use homely phrase
that they have searched this city with
fine tooth comb to find evidence
upon which they could bring an in
dictment against me, and they have
failed to find single scintilla of evil
dence and so brought me before them
to make a statement, so that if they
ever find anything in the future they
can come back at me for perjury"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
$1,000 REWARD OFFERED.
Officers Are Drawing the Net About
Cemetery Desecrator

Marquette, Mich, Sept. 30.-The re
port that the cemetery wrecker has
been captured is unfounded. However,
the officers have trace of him, and i'm
portant developments may come at
any time. There seems no doubt that
the man was seen in Marquette as late
as Tuesday afternoon. The published
description TALES. Rewards aggre.
eating nearly $1,000 are offered, the
Knights of Columbus of Escanaba of.
fering $500 for the vandal's apprehen.
sion.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
Doq Shoots Master,

Norfolk, Neb., Sept. 20. = Altha
'Saltz, a young farmer of Meadow
Grove, aged twenty-five, was shot and
killed by his dog three miles north of
this place. Starting for hunt, he sat
in the wagon with the barrel of his
shotgun against his left side. He called
the dog, and the animal leaped into
the wagon, tripping the trigger and
sending load of shot into Saltz's
heart.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
MOROCCO TROUBLE SETTLED.
French and German Accord Is Duly
Signed and Delivered.

Paris, Sept. 80. - Premier Rouvier
and Prince Won RadOlin, the German
ambassador, at noon yesterday signed
the FrancO-German accord concerning
the, Moroccan conference. thus def.
nitely terminating the difficult negotia-
tons. Preceding the signature, DR.
Rosen, representing Germany, and M
Revolt, in behalf of France, met at the
foreign Office and went over the final
details of the protocol. The official de.
tails of the accord will be given out
later.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
Jacob Lit Dead.

New York, Sept. 29.--Jacob Lift, the
well known theatrical manager and
owner of theaters in New York, Chi.
cago. Milwaukee, st. Paul and Mime.
apolis. died yesterday at Yonkers, N
Y. Mr.. Lift had been suffering from
"a nervous ailment for long time
past. and his friends have feared for
the worst for some time.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
TO FIX CORNERSTONE DATE.
Mckinley Monument Is Already in
Process of Construction.

Conton, Ohio, Sept. 30.-The mem
bers of the executive committee of the
Mckinley National Memorial associa-
ton will meet here next Monday. All
members of the committee have sent
word that they expect to be present.
The meeting is to fix the date for the
laying of the cornerstone of the Nc
Kinley monument. The date will be
early, as the contractors already are
at work.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
BANK ROBBERS FIRED UPON.
Citizens Pursue Robbers of Private
Bank at EIdorado

Cairo, ILL.,. Sept. 3O.-Burglars early
yesterday entered the private bank of
C. B. Burnett & Sons at EldOrado, ILL.,,
wrecking the vault and carrying off
betH cen $4,000 and $4,000 in currency
and gold. Many s:.ots were exchanged
between the burglars and citizens, but,
owing to the darkness. none of the
shots took effect. Bloodhounds have
been put on the trail of the burglars.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
CUTS THROAT WITH CHiSEL.

Carpenter Is Found Dead, Having eied
to Death.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Sept. 30.-August
Carlstrom, a carpenter living in this
city, was found lying alongside a
strawstack seven miles south of here,
with his throat cut from ear to ear.
The case is plainly one of suicide. A
carpenters chisel by his side was the
weapon used. Ten or fifteen jagged
cuts were found in the throat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
REV. WILLIAM C. BITTlNG
CALLED TO ST. LOUIS

Tho New York Herald Of yesterday
has the following regarding u pastor so
ell known hero; il
i Dr., william G. Biting, pastor of the
Mount Morris Baptist Church, at Fifth
Avenue and One Hundred and Twenty
seventh street, has received n call to the
second Baptist Church of ST; Louis, Dr..
lifting is ono of the best known Enp-
3tist cIergyincn in New York, and has
held his present charge for many years
Seen nc his residence In the Hotel Wins
throp last night. he declined to say
whether or not he had decided TO- accept
no cnll, az thus far It had come to him
only IN the form of a. telegram, and tho
on,cInl letter OF Invitation had not yet
reachcd him. IA e;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1905.
Republican Allurernents.


Nj Democrats attei'u 'Ni 80 -, ~ ,lS.
meeting at the <Acaueihs = 80,
"A night ana gave l'e spe'".'N. - d
VI hearing. They are hol iia a - -
N both sides They are VIII" WHINE -
Republican orators' put " = ~. Gu
\ they Will so 70 me P oi's "''u
L usual They know 'ste nep'u1 '.'N -
no matter how beauulutS ai's .''
may talk. They know Nhae pu ~
ism did for this stare, 'A any ivy
2 no more Of IL,
u tx Secretary Shaw aauresseo il's e'''t>' -
especially TO the 'ar1ti' " ~. 49, :
what place that issue mas IN she rst tii
% campaign but the Secretary NUS htA'e
e something to talk anou', az" "'it' -
4 he felt that he was on saief srpu'iu -
defending the tariff system IMAM AZ ~.
Az Iertaking to demonstrate 10 i'' 'c
& audience that Virstnians Wouiu DC "!se
&to&put their affairs oil government my
the hands OF the isepupi'cah c.inu'uA 80
TX But he was very bold enough AZ pio-
claiming the Republican doctrine Oh e..e
tariff. He boosted OF protection LOT siie
sake OF protection; OF tar r1i 1s'isu ''os
s%S for revenue but 70 give inc 5tN'llet !e-'''
producer CD an ao IVA NJ osei ene - -
producer and 50 enaoie ann 70 ootaiA .
higher price for his stun lie stor'eu lh
the fact that the taxing powers ms
used to help the manufacturer mar a. me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
THIIl1SDAYlN'' HISTORY.
October 3D..

: = : !. = -
1oos-Asdul AIallk ibn shoheya ex . ,,.h
Il poet ana historian o. GotoD'a' " IA
for Ma military services, was mace
Governor OF Toledo, Spain. lie ~ro ae
i$ a ,,;.tory OF the Spanish Arabs IN slov
volnmcs: was put to death by order OF
Hlshnm II. coot-
16eo-Rokert Barclay, an t"'i s. ~, ~ -,
ID t,sh writer, OF tho Society OF eeuakcls ,,
died. His APOLOGY for the Qualkers..
ia esteemed tho standard OF the'r
doctrines.
17eo-FerdInan Warner, an t,l'snhaa ,a ~.
yIns. died; celebrated for ms theo!os-
icll, biographical historical ana n ''''.
cal writings. 1t,,,,n
1soa--yictor Aliori, an emlheh, nc,
darnntic poet, died. With'll issn ,, 49,,
seven years he produced lou.seuN
aq dramas, besides various 'ther t Worns
In prose and verse. lnclutlAns q 'tl''s
! lation OF Snllust:
s11--Harr!son at Terre Hauto, -
i1a26-Lcyln Augustus Bennlnssen, y N.Y. ~,
man military officer Of great apl!1tS'
dleI. Flo entered tho Russian scrYlce
and was In several important ca'1t-
puigns against the French.S
1aas--.Yellow fever raging IN N lfet'e'
Mics, Sit IF
1882 3lackhaWk died. :.
1894 severe gaze swept ofI' ~
lantic Ocean and English Chahne''
Uluslng q great destruction or prop
erty and loss OF life.
1s54--.Acadermy of Music, New YORK.
opened with tho opera Norma
1s5b-,lobert Adair, British Ambassador
TO various courts OF Europe, died at
London, aged nlnety-two,
1sso--Prince Of Wales at Washington, ~
G.,
1es4NNearly 1900 Confederate prisoners
confined at Rock Island. ~, enlisted
In Tho Union army, and were sent 70
tho Northwesttto fight Indians.
1eot--,rhe second race for the America
Gun resulted IN ~ victory 'or the Cos
iumbin by a quarter OF mile
1eo4--Russ so Japanese War; J'tpanese tun-
mel to Port Arthur used on September
gath, with unknown result RUSSIAN
sortie on September 10th 70 2ad. fol-
loved by furious Aghtirg; Japanese
loso all but twelve men u 4ooo en-
gagged ,,o,,,, aoo,vss,
" search, unable to find kurokps pig
ARMY; fact causing uneas'ness ~ sl'
Petersburg. ~,
1ooA Secretary of State John Hay wei
comad international Peace CONGRESS,
In session at Boston; de slured unileq
States was working steadily FOR cause
Of universal peace, 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
The Round, Round World,

Mr. John D. Rockefeller appeared at
the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church.,
Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday last, and
made talk to tho Sunday school child
rem He declared that It was the hap
piest day OF his life. lie congratulated
everybody, he smiled benlgnly upon his
audience of young people and told them
the following story:
"There once was little boy just like
you down there In the front row. Flo
didn't like things as they We're. He
dreamed one night that he had mada
world where there was NO Sunday
school, lie thought that he liked 1t, lie
thought In his sleep that it was beau
tiful place but soon he began to miss
something. There was something lack
Ing, He took the matter TO heart. some
body asked II he had made that world.
Yes he answered tearfully, but III
never do 1t again."
There are many men and women who
have an idea that the world Is all
wrong and that they could set 1t right
II they had The power but u they should
undertake the task they would probably
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Oriental Boycotts.

I7fs,eier-ed 'tby LIE rather e1psnsiys
failure Of ihe Chinese attempt 70 place
sr embargo on 4a-aerlcaa-r2ase soaSty,
LIE gensalese nave Just isitlated 3 siI2i-
Jar movement against Inc products 81 the
British Isles The Chinese boycntt had
behind ii, az least presumpiiFaly, the
1rrcs OF the powerful native guilds. and 1t
failed. The Eengalesa boycott has en-
ty!ned itself ahou, an even stronger IN
gts,uIion. The native religion. and the
measure OF It's success will be watched
with interest That success hinges, IT
would appear, very largely on the
strength of a Bengal oath, for the Ben
gals have sworn. With dcvout fearful
ness, that The boycott will be strictly
enforced. Displcased over the partition
O. their province into TWO govcrrorships,
fifty thousand of them, so the dispatches
Inform us, gathered before the Temple
OF Kal!ghat, and made their vow TO the
h Goddess Kali. Kali is the goddess of cpl
4 denies in general, and OF cholera In es-
pecial, and Is described rs lady Of most
,npleaslng appearance. An oath made
To Kali Is believed to be about as binding
y as n Bengal knows how 10 make It.
A boycotiing movement thus interviewer
4 with religious sacraments and native
superstition has certain obnoxious cle-
ments of strength. At the moment of
N inaugurating It, the Bengalis are plainly
terribly In earnest. How far this earn
p S.,,a
gsstent course of conduct remains to be
seen. China found her attempted boy
colt against this country somewhat
costly experiment. According to secre-
iBSGtnl-y Taft who had nj least a fair oppor-
unity to know what he Is talking about
q that movement left the Celestial empire
come sl5,O0OGD0 out of pocket. IT woule
no doubt be unfair, however to attribut.
Il the gradual decay exclusively 10 this
. because It's agitators no doubt lost inter
est In; maintaining ii, after IT had become
plain that Americans generally wcr
wholly In favor of removing the immi
grafton abuses Of which China com
y plained The Bengalis find themselve
In a somewhat different situation. Eng
3 land decided on the governmental parii
K ton OF Bengal because "the adminisrra
.iye work of the province had grown I
such unwleldy proportions as TO necess
tate q division of labor No abuses ar
s here complained of which an impartio
4 outsider or an open-minded Englishma
u might admit 10 be genuine injpstlc
requiring adjustment. The point at issu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Democratic Speaking.
headquarters State Democratic 4

s. N|OIHtUlLtgr,
Room 90. Murpby's Hotel,
Richmond, Va, October 2. 1905.
Tho following appointments for speak
ing arc announced:
CLAUDE a. SWANSON. LIZ B, ss
Stafford. October 3D..
Clifton Forge, October 9th (nighO.
CoyInston, October 10Th (n8Et).
Amelia Courthouse, October 18th,
p. NJ.
Richmond city academy OF Muslc),
October 9th fnighD.
NtW CnA,lc, October 10Th.
JOHN W. DANIEL"
Lexington, October 9Th
C0yIngton. Octoebr 10Th (nlghD.
CARTER GLASS
Lexington, October 9th.
a. J, MONTAGUE
Emporin. October I'd.
Euffc!If, October 9th.
THOMAS s. MARTIN.
Stafford, October "a.
H. -. FLOOD,
York Court, October 3d.
N0ttoway Court. October Eth.
Lexington, October 9th.
Buckingham Court. October 10Th.
WILLIAM HODdES MANN
Suffolk, October 9th. r.
AUBREY 10. sTROI)r.
buckingham Court. October 10Th
JOHN LAMB,
King William Court, Oetochr 3D.
Louisa Court, October 9th,
John +. HlXEY,
Caroline Court. October 9th,
FRANCIS Il. I.ABSrfEH.
Nottoway Court October 9TH
Lurcnburg Court, October Otl,
". y. CARpWELL,
suffolk, October 5tha
j. y. EdcLESTOh. IT,
York Court, October ad.
Amelia, October 7th, = y. ~,
Independence, October 10Th.
r. q, AO1TIlAlI.
Ilnporia, October "a.
p EOttowhy. October eth.
l,inGnburs. October 9th.
L. y. ThRltEl.lA
I.nnenburg. October VIII.
i. TAYLOR ELlYHOS.
JOSEPH HUTTON. Chairman
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Wire Pierced Her Heart

NEW YORK October 2,-Her heart
pierced BY II piece OF wire which she
had swallowed Lady. n bunaio coW,.p.e.
in the Bronx Park Zoo died Saturday
The sudden death Of the animal greatly
puzzled the keepers An autopsy was Sy.s, de- as
oidcd upon and the seemingly inexpmaea-
- 4 three-inch piece OF wire. evidently
from the network used as Enclosure ior
some of the animals, was found ~ her
upright position through Lady's body IN
III Il rea ched her heart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
|KH'YEIE'sSii5;i. TODAY "a
Our Secret; or Me and McCall'
r.I an not Il millionaire. ''-McCali)

Neither am /, Mccall
4 big millionaire at all:
/ have my motor and yacht,
a house IN sweet country spot,
But milllonaire! No, | am not,
555i Mister Mccall.
Why. money. Mr.. Mccall
i have hardly any ut AL;
] own six or seven small hanks, aA.
I'm forty directors-But thanks,
TIM no rich man. but man Of the ra l'
5ls 5i Like you, Mccall.
a fortune, Mr.. Mccall
Not at all, mot at all:
WHY. i've none Of n millionaire siH ms
Some railroads and steamshipplng il.ies,
a Fifth Avenue block and some mines
Mere trifies, Mccall
A money king, Mr.. MCCALL!
What gall, what gall!
WHY. I'VE only sone Senator--,two,
ii You want what is perfectly true'
So Pm really poorer than YOU,
Mister Mccall a3a
lis mlllionaires, Mccall!
Come, our healths in a very mig noan'
Let us whisper to each other nov i,
We invest ali we get Ssh! Here's hoWa
But q beggarly nine hundred thou-
liere 2 lu So. \ 49,. II. s. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03

q simply whether the British governs
ms,.t Or I3e,,gacse sentiment cat, best
determine what is best for bengal. It is
hardly to be expected that England will
recede from her position, uii'eAt, the BEN
nails, backed by their worshipped Kali.
succeed iii creating far more effective
boycott than that noatcd by tile Chinese
r,ii1ds Nfsi e.fsf2 itt f5,s4ts s v 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Trouserless, Stops Train.

DENVER, Oct. 2.-E. D.. Hall Of oma-
.bn, delayed passenger traffic half an hour
trn,,sers had been stolen from him in
a Pullman sleeper. He was In n through
car and when m attempt was made 70
ret him out so the car, could proceed
West he refused to bulge; me rail-
mad oillcals in despair finally rushed up
Town and secured him a makeshft pair
six inches too long. -.
The whole chr full OF passengers took
mart in the search for Halls trousers
when tho car was approaching Denver
I, i'll, t4s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
y II Was "Uncle Joe"

cannon, Speaker Of the National House
Of REPRESENTATIVES,, was mistaken for @
Methodist preacher in 'ruscola yesterday.
The incident amused the Congressman.
as we'll as Colonel W. a. Iagsart ana
Captain David Bailey with "hotn he
was talking.
Asa Swayzc, young man OF Murdoch,
stepped up to Mr.. Cannon, ana. sentiy
pulling his coat sleeve. led. him aside.
and stated that he wanted to have the
ceremony ce performed as soon as possi.,
Shlc.'''T Speaker Cannon listened until
sway2e had finished. and then said no
could not accommodate him. as he was
not a preacher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Rooster Spurred Her.

Y P1III.ADELpHIA, October. 2.--AIrs. O.
r. Wood living near Hopkins Corners IN
Andovcr Township. y. IL recoveranR
culinr manner, She went TO the POULTRY
yard to catch n chicken for dinner, she
cnptured the chicken and vas %. on heE
tnckc6 nv II rooster THE rooster drove
his spur into her knee, inhlctinE wounds
which require her 10 use crutehes ~.
The rooster, oddly enough. dlcd Wild. "a
morse or grief at the fate OF the chicken
fs not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03

make us big d mess Of 1t MS did the boy
4 In Mr. Rockefellcr's story. v
For our part, we are gratihed that
the great Creator made II, and not 'ot,oE
or natures journeymch,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Mr.. Bigger Returns,

Mr.. sam ". Bigger, exeeutlyte, Z e! :, *
t ~ nv Nh Ia vacation, spent at Crozet. Va.
' Nj ~ n, ROSS Morris. who acted for
AR, Bigger In tho latter's absence, WIZ
leave to-day for Amelia county on
brief hBhing trip. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Dave Fultz Is Better,

i M e eo lson ' Win lSsrold g
little nhortstDp, win DO nbls w. ,"u Ivy n, , On
He condition yeslenay Was Elcat,y linprg ,sen
Eulfas t.w Ia fractured and Wll ~ hcSss TAX
sls weGht afsgr iis !yayes the hoSpisal'tHSew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
THE We N ,1'E4 Err.

\ FORECAST. virginia pnrtly cloudy and
cooler T,iesdAy, "Wednesday, fnlrt llght
southwest to west winds, becoming va va
rlable. \, llsi y n \. y h. W. h,
j North Carollnn--1tair Tuesday; cooler
III west portion; Wednesday,, faifi 8Varll'a '
ble winds, i{F Isl Vi 81 f5fii 81 Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
Rnrried in w edding Finery.

& r,rNc1NNATI, Oct. 2.--Eizabcth Ken-
ninr pretty young woman. who was
to nave become a bride this morning, ~ Li ,,,
S.an} III tho homo or her parents, while
49,, ,,tandcd husband Emil IIldisscr. -
h he broken. Tho girls who were e, 70
h ,o" CO r n tended her to the altar IN bridal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
The Neglected Husband.

43..JYhat makes you SO bue? inquired
the first new woman at the club; 49,,
xuitt,-us. , re FLIED the other. land Henry
and he sit at their knitting all day long
and cry about my treatment of Henry
Philadelphia Public Ledger.