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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-08-12
News OF the Week

black smul has Destroyed aseh shea IN
the loser VaFl OF pciAwar. after beng
ihrvshed.
Harry Limbaugh. u year old boz 81 arAE
Emigs milI. 10 Warrington Io@ushgp, .
probably the latest h0y ia loFk coanty Pa
lie ~e,gas ~ pounds
Az Frrncbblrg. Mru,iec county. ~, Mr..
IuiiA MctirAw = oH sTial 90 The charge %
administering iaial poison to Mrs. Martha
Nocam aged % years. aud ~ The serious
poisoning oi Mrs- Silas Bo~liHE aad Of s~o
women named Bolts.
4 ,rial uf unusual interest 30 progress Al
Rome Ga, In which Capt W. !. Sanford :
accused 81 The murder Of George Wright. ~hoaa
be suspected Of too close intimacy ~iih hss
pife II she would confess such intimacy he
~Ould be acquitted. This she refuses TO do.
During a thunderstorm on the usghi Of "A
gust T. the srge bsru on tho tarrn Of EmoFy
MyeF,. near iork Springs, Pa, vas siraeS By
lightning and barued. The srAsOus cJogs
and farming machinery ~rrr consumed. bat
The live stock ~as saved. The loss - several
thousand dollars.
The President has approved the sentence OF
dismissal from thr Army imposed By = court.
martial for First Lieutenant Marion q, Wi
holt. ARTILLERY Corps, for duplication oi pay
Lieutenant Morris C. Foole, Twenty eighth
Infantry, bc reduced l5o tles 10 rank on
charges Of technical enbrELlemeuL
Ga the night OF August 9th and the morning
Of the 9th 3. 50 inches OF rain tell 10 PhIladei-
phia, Pa On Sunday between .2l aud lO.45
a. u. , IS inches Of rain fell. The storm Was
of tropical nature. The thuudeEous clouds
let Is; a flood OF water. which swamped the
streets OF low lying sections, flooded thousands
OF cellars aud wrought havoc throughout the
city The walls of two houses at American
street aud Linden place collapsed, hurting an
aged mAn aud woman into the Sreekage.
The man, John Hambecker may de rs a re-
suit OF his injuries. His wife is also seriously
hurt. Bolts of lightning struck several houses
aud trolley poles, and IN one instance, AZ
Thompson aud Mascher streets, two persons
were shocked Merchants and householders
suffered losses TO the extent of many thousands
Of dollars by the great volume OF water which
banked up at the mouths OF sewers and spread
over adjacent sections. All work on streets
aud underground piping was interrupted.
Many streeibeds in the northeastern part OF
the city we're washed away, spreading paving
stones and gravel for hundreds OF yards
around.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Ascension Church-Feast of the TRANSPORTATION,
August $50 q. m. Holy Communion. 1880 Il IN
Holy Communion aud sermon; $50 p. m, Evening
Prayer; 8 p. m, Service and sermon in Chapel.
Rev. Frank NJ. Gibson. PHI. D., Rector.
Salem Lutheran Charge-At BenJamin's-No
preaching services. ST. Johns-So preaching ser
vices. Sunday school at 9 a. IN. y. P. 5. c. + at
7.45 p. m. r. W. Doty, Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church enjamins-
Sunday school at 9 a. m Y. P. 5. c. T. at 7S0 p. m
James b. Stonesiier. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. l.. +. Warner,
PAstor.-Sabbath services.-PreAching at 1880 a. M.
500 p. IN. regular service combined with the " r,
S. C. Z. Sunday school els 8. IN. Mid week Ser
vice in the lecture room Wednesday evening at 500
O'Clock.
Grace Lutheran Church-Rev. Vim. Brown. of
CraSton Pa, will preach on Sunday morning
P. II. Miller, d. D., Pastor.
st. Paurs Reformed Church-The Holy Commun-
ion, June, IS, 1905. Preparatory Service Friday at
As p. m. c. s. Slagle. Pastor.
Centenary NJ. Z. Church-Sunday School at 9.l5
a. IN. Preaching at 1890 y. IN. and $50 p. III. Ep-
worth League at 645 p. m.
Rev. ID. G. Miller Pastor.
st. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at Ills
and High Mass at 10 q. IN. During the week.-Mrs.
at q. m. Joseph II. Cassidy Pastor.
The regular hour for church services in the Re-
formed Church, Silver Run, is 10 a. m. every Snn-
day. Sunday School al O'Clock. Preaching every
two weeks at 7.S0 p. In.
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X ENERAL STATEMENT
Receipts and Expenditures for
Carroll County for the Fiscal
Year Ending June 3Oth, 1905.

The following will show the amount of taxes
levied for the year 1905, at As cents on each
500 valuation. also the amount levied al 80
cents on ca h 800 valuation for Foreign Sc
curities in the several districts, and the amount
due from other sources for county purposes;
also the amount of road tax levied for the
several districts of the county as per Chapter
1874. Section l42 Laws of 1892; also the
amount paid out for work done on county
roads in the several districts. with amount
paid per diem Road Commissioners:
Amount of Taxes Levied at As Cents
Eoah oInO
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Ts~ A.csa4 Sunday School sill bold their
annual celcbra,i8a on Saturday. Aagus' -
Cranberry Valley Szadsy school ~1l bold
Is erlebra,taa ca Auguss "a. froaa a m
uniH evening. aud festival Al nlEhl. GRAPHIC
phone masic ~ii b. rendered by eue Of the
beat Erzphgpouss ,u existence. Peasant Va
Lev BAad wiil bs present A male quaEt-iIr
wish Wesley MAJ. a. reader; sotos, ducts, re-
citations ard sgseeches
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From Kansas City star

A Missouri farmer whose sheep were
being killed by wolves covered a lamb :
carcass with strychnine one night and left
it outside his sheep pen. The next morn
inc nine dead wolves were found within &C
feet of the carcass.
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FFRTTITIFRS

The Fertilizers made from Animal Bone Material
Animal Bone Material should be used
fertilizer instead of Mineral Material.
They the
influence which
The phophorc
o aduated
of
insoube condition and must be remembered that TINS
carried the
by the waite the soil.
the rapidly
number little matter
which has Ohio Experimental Station well
/ by many individual farmers
Phosphate derived from bone contain organic matter and are not compact
in phosphates
rather help make loose and ab all organic matter does Tnen
posphorc derived not
revert rendered uabe, found by analysis
calculated soluble phphor
condition
soluble condition 10
he the in o the the plant
sufficient amount OF matter
compounds without
already depleted
the
fe+iiz of whic the rockd does
4 Respect submitted.
4 SYM FRANKLIN MENGES, Phi D.,
] Chairman Of Committee on Agreuture. York Pa
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''Do you think that vegetarianism CON
duces to a more placid condition of mindy
eyes. 1t prevents worry about meat
bills. Washington Star.
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County Roads.

Paid Corporation Of Taneytowu
tax collected IN Corporate limits 2@'.
Paid Corporation OF Manchester
tax collected IN Corporate limits 10.
Paid Corporation OF Westminster
tax collected IN Corporate limits 500.
Paid Corporation Of Hampstead
tax collected IN Corporate limits AZ.
Paid Corporation of Union Bridge
3 tax collected ia Corporate limits 29l,
Paid Corporation OF Mt. Airy tax
collected m Corporate limits
1ssls AMI 1901 ........................ lS6.
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State Witnesses.
Sundry Attorneys.
Ss5tsl
Orphans Court.

A. kurtZ MYERS, Chief JudEe...........S 5000 !
GeoTgr X. Rupp, Associate Judge. 5000 I
John E. Eckeurode. Associate Judge 420 10
john j. Stewart, Reg. Wills, keeping
minutes for Judges. .................... 2UOO [
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Election Supervisors Salaries and
Expenses.

John NJ Roberts, office rent...........S 5000
John NJ. Roberts, delivering registra-
non books...'......... 42.O0
John NJ Roberts, erecting booths. 1000
John NJ Roberts, salary ................ 10000
John NJ Roberts, expenses to Balt-
more and three days in court....... 1000
Harry S. Musselman, delivering reg
istrati0n ooks.......................... 400
Harry s. Musselman, erecting booths 1000
Harry S. Musselman, sundry bills &c 1900
Harry S. Musselman, salary........... 10000
tion hooks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920
I Tbos Room. sundries. ............. 10
j. Thos. Roop, erecting boOths....... 1000
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The combined area of England, Scot
land, Ireland, Wales, Denmark, Holland
and Belgium is 1000 square miles less
than the area of Washington and Oregon,
and these countries have a population Of
more than 80. OOO. 600.
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A FEW TESTIMONIALS.

Mt vew.M June
N.-.rs Wade D. Warheld L Co. SykssyiI-, Nd
Wheat and ih~ last i~
adapted
ogr lruseI oIoSiag the wheat
''''' SUI nav " Yonrs ul,. SAMUEL r. SLACK.
IvorM Md, jane 2slh, 1895
Nes.rs Wade II. D. war6eld i Co Sykes,ie Nd
purchased
prolacei crop believe ~ be
The dGrassF You ~
for wenty tons seeding Your, JOHN W Ntlbl
''' '' Wooabae Ju 6Jh, lsoi
M,<<r> Wade Il. u war6eIi Co. Syk~-uIle Nd
Mixture shch
last ta has given splendid Old
Iii - ~. Your. T WORDSWORTH.
ykssy.ic Nd, Jaar 3lh. l9d
N.1srs Wade II. u War6rl L SykrsUlir Mi
- rleAS nth
- ..,.iJa tI agr AMI Ynas FLOHE.
yke.,is III. July
NeSsrs Wade H. u Warheld Co Sykrsylle, M
Wheat ard Gs Mixture ~hfA last 'a
afu obi
daaa me Wh~a s ueshoEhu- The
grass Oh "' s'' Yssar, ,ral, JAMES + LINTON.
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We special attention to this mixture This is our tenth season
The
above S c. Rock many instead of Rock claiming they
We every ton to contain pounds Animal Bone
of aud Raw Material iavote
abundance
soil When heading the
nendd drng and highly recommended Price $40 per ton
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Paid Corporations One-half Taxes
Collected on Foreign Bonds.

CORPORATION of Taneytown.-.......... Ills
% of Union Bridge............ 1890
of New Windsor.......... 6l.20
Paid Mayor and Common Council
of Westminster | franchise tax
paid by Westminster Savings Bank
Levy, 1904, in accordance with
Chapter 80. Act of General AS
s,mblv, 1902. ........................... 34433
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J. Thos Roop, salary. 10000
Samuel j. Stone, clerk, salary........ 10000
Samuel J. Stone, guarding ballots. 5000
Vanderford Bros, printing. ........... 1890
American Sentinel, printing........... 226.25
The Gushing Co., 8 ballot boxes. $500
Election Supervisors, freight, postage,
supplies, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO4.49
Election Supervisors, dividing fancy
town district. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2O.6O
Election Supervisors, counting aud
checking reg. b6oks................ 2O.OO
Election Supervisors, checking and
certifying 4 books. 1000
Election Supervisors, selecting place
IN Mt. AIRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z4'oo
Harry n Harbaugb 5000
Harry Ciosneu. .................... 100
John T. Anders. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Joseph A. Waesche 4 Co............... 1854
W. J. C. Dulany, registrar books. 800
Cbas r Hunter. ...,.................... G7.SO
Carroll Co. Electric Light Coz. AZ
Westminster Gas Light Co............. LOO
J. W. Hoffacker......... ....... ........ 4.3o
Charles J. Everhart............ ......... 95O
I " Trnmn .-.......................... 1000
e NJ Murray ............,............ l.50
Florence Little, guarding BALLOTS. 2oOo
Matte Z. Crawford, livery 600
Westminster Hardware Com. l.20
GEORGE q Brilliant. counsel ........... 1851
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Amount of Tax Levied for Road,


Aaaaui nt taxes due from eorVa.
,.,.ees ...........g q. rs. 13
Amount due from F,virtirk Co -, 81
Amu4pl da~ from Washington Co. Sfs. 50
Amauut dae from Mortgages, sb1at I. 10000
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S454.3
Constables.
Interest Account
SnsoCs.
Sub Registers. Etc

Interest, ON County Repair Bonds s POO 90
lnt4ra.t an Public School Bond. $50 40
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TPublc School bondS.....S ~ ,oOoVo
Bills due about.............. $4,000 34,563.OO
To Balance. .....-....... S77224
Under an Act of the General Assembly of
1900, Chapter 242, the County Commissioners
are authorized 80 retain sufficient sum TO
pay the interest on said bonds, and also, be
ginning on the LIST day OF April, 1905, to re-
tain $1,000 each year thereafter to be paid on
the principal. The said sum to be retained
from the sum or sums of money apporioned
aud appropriated by said County Commls-
sioners each year for Public School purposes.
JACOB n. DEH0FF,
DANIEL j. HESSON,
GEO. f. BENSON.
Commissioners.
FRAxCIs l.. HAM. Clerk and Treasurer.
aug5 1t
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DIR ChAs K Foutz health Cficer..S 23T. 60 |
Louis Dielman, sub regisler........... LEO |
William Moore, sub register. ll.6O
A. J. Houck, sub register. 800
/ p RalIozer sub register ............ 42O |
Norman b. Hagan. sub register. 40
VIM. j. Crabbs, sub register......... LOO
W. W. Ritter, sub register............ go
Iacnb Earbar sub register ............ 500
Frank l. Lewis, sub register ....... 90
xoSl 6n
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Contra Credit.
Financial Statement Showing the
Condition of the County
Jnne 40 1905

Taxes due in hands of collectors
with interest to June So 1905 $50, 2S5. 6S
Cash in Bank .......................... $3.50. l3
Due frcm Orporanons..........-....~ 4O.Oo
Due from Mortgage Taxi. 2S5.OO
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IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY on
l. Timothy Seed of all kinds, buy from
P. P. SAUBLE, Finksburg Station, W. NJ.
K. r. iunel7 3m*
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States Attorney.

Salary year, January list, 1904, to -
January lst, l905....................... S2oo
Extra Expense .........................,. 4
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S33,790.7
County Certificates.

sPubljc School Bonds....S 81, 10000
Bills due about............. 10000 "a, sos 90
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-13

two years after he had corncred the
wheat market and made fortune.
Cherries Sikora, IT years old. was
found dead III bed ~ his wifc at his
home. The coroners physician sHid 81
hora~ death resulted from fatty dc.cn-
Grafton ot til" heart.
Ferdinand IIcinbach. Chicago. died
at his residence rs the 7" llt of q stroke
ii apoplcNy. He was horn in Germany
aud came Ia the United States III 1870.
Twenty onc years ago Mr. IIriuhach he
came 4 hlililf in the circuit court, aud
IL the time ot his death he was deputy
In the court OF Judge Dune.
While the street was full of pedcS-
trian~. two robbers broke window IN
Tho jpvelr, store of Turner Brothers. ST.
Madison street, and stole SSuuu worth
or diamonds The robbers had q horse
and buggy waiting across the street, and
ms soon rs they secured the jewels
jumped INTO tile rig and mace their ~
cape
William III Townsend until recently
first assistant ire marshal II Chicago,
died III Mercy hospital just as the sur
urnts were preparing & uerforH an OPP
GRAFTON which il MIS- hoped would result
HI hls recovery after an ilues. If more
Than 4 year IL had been sultar.ng from
nsthma for sevefal wears and fur tie last
fen month. had heeu afflicted with dr1p.
sy. which clusel his death.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-13

oopn,,tos IN ipsuro scbool bui1dinps. 711A
,,p,t,t " ,, Iidt,inrr, raiatinw 70 tha
',,,n,r no,r, ~ 'nana conntv. 1sS lsenator
Martini amending nm act for n tax on gifts
inharitanres orc 497S tSrnator RoehrI re.
Iatinp 10 Guardians and wards NV adding
sections rotating 10 sppcinl guardians The.
Smlth hill reducing cost Of publication of
insurance STATEMENTS To 5000 was ordered
To third rending Rills euurosscd; 3g1A
l'rhicnel reIativr 10 mr.. Insurance contracts
and preventing DISCRIMINATION in premiums
THEREON: ,ln{A Committee on finance banks
and Insurance.. relating 10 surplus In mu.
tual life Insurance companies
II no Asso,ni,l. ~, IN stb tbn commit
t. ,''o I'll ,'j ,.rnn',i i"troJiced hil
Gov vi ,,,, 1,," - n,.in,r ,hn orcbtorts
~, Jruu, tnp,netjn, iinus FOR tbr now
MuJ ~ tl,7 X, ,b,, ~. ,hoi.
,,,i,L rbc st't,, ,r,,sI,,.,r ,n",, ad,.icn Of
- ,+ir,,.,. ,,anorot rtcrrtir in,finnd ta
hn,,o, tbn ,I.or.,tns If tbc rtnitnI rnmmIs
Ia, in r,,nr M tIrnn cnIruntinr urcbi-
1870 80, ,t, ,,r,,uJ tI.t rho L,u. '.,ntbnri,nd
,t - W. of ,Iams FOR y, re,"0L.icd
In "ir ,I Xxx fnr IN "utiraI, NOW,
stru,'tnr, 'Thr Hin submitted proyidas that
thn unexpendrd balance Of The $1,000 ap-
W., ,iatitir, fnr IA" "vnensns of thn com
It tri ~ ,,,,.nod o,,. a. ~, commission
~ ~ n,,n,,ttrd fnr Ly thrm Tho indicinrv
'.,,un,ittnr has rcnortcd fnyornhly on the
VIM, IiIi "nrnIiIitin', thn ir,;senrn or
.i,t, ~ ,,rl. Lnmrrs In s1Ioou mills the
' ""'.1 ,,iyin,. ali ,itirs a. Lnvn otn
iIr, fr,,,, ,',.G yy"rd if thrv sn rbonsr
was nJyanr"d I'm the Assembly ana seems
I'LL, ~ o. - ma ,oyrrrnr ~. hnnt onuo-
.itia3 ,0Snrtnt brmnrr,ttr hill fo nroGihit
ohiiir,r e, - la,im,, in handS v,s Killed
a..nitn >ir Hrnrlhnrsru's ,,ttrluut 10 save
it, The measures to give truant officers
the nowers Of ussistnnt fnctorv fusppctors
and that autborizInr thn construction of
tunnels, under pUhlIc parks. and that de-
tining riparian rights ana water frontage
which will apply to the beach along Flush
ing Tunnel park were advanced to cngross-
ment Bills favoraby reported were: 4d5S
relating to trustees of children's homes:
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CASTRO HAS REPLIED;
NO ACTION NEEDFUL.
VENEZUELAN'S ANSWER TO UN-
Gle SANS ARBITRATION
PLAN PACIFIC.
Text Not Given Out, but State Depart
ment Will Take No Immediate
Action on Subject.

Washington, ID. c., April 1l.-Through
the incoming South American mail the
state department today received from
Minister Bowen copy of President
Castro's reply to the minister's propo-
sition to submit the issues between the
nited States and Venezuela to arbitra-
ton.
1t has been decided that there is no
urgency attached to the matter and IN
less something unexpected should occur
in Venezuela the reply will be allowed to
remain for the consideration of the cahi-
net at the conclusion Of President Roosc-
Velt'S western trip.
Meanwhile the state department of
ticials decline to throw any light on the
character of the language used by Pres
ident Castro in his ".lay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-13
CHILD TWICE STRUCK
BY ENGINE; LIVES.
Miraculous Double Escape from Death
on Way to School at Lara
ME, Wyo.

Laramie. Wyo., April IA little girl
by the name Of O'Connor had remark
able escape from death beneath the
wheels OF locomotive.
The child. with two others. was cross
Ing the l'nion Pacific tracks ON her way
to school. Her companions passed ia
front of an approaching freight train.
She hcSitatcd until the train was barely
ten feet away. Directly in the center
Of the track She Slipped. The pilot Of
the locomotive struck her and threw her
into the air. where She turned a complete
somcrSault, ana again fcll on the rack
The engineer meanwhile had reversed.
and the locomotive stopped vita Tie
pilot over the child's body. Size was
badly bruised
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-13

As result of the manufacture at the
nrsenals in Japan, together with cap
lures and purchases of guns II il pre-
dictcd that this year will see Japanese
artillery superior to that of the RUSSIAN,
in quality as well as numerically, and 1t
is confidently believed that the Russians
will be Incapable of overcoming these
numerical disadvantages.
Wherever railway Improvements are
possible they will be carried out. when
.Iapan will be sufficiently strong to take
and hold IIarbin and simultaneously con
time operations against tho RUSSIAN
furces t. the eastward Of that city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
In THE SENATE.

looms within 400 feet of public ana pafochlaI
schools was introduced IN the senate on
the 9TH by the committee on 'd9'"ii'i =,
the substitute, IL was uud'lS'nu - 4"
compromise agreed upon hN an Tue Hp,It
bci> of the committee. and one TO WiI'h
there Will he no objection by Inc P"l ~
who have hitherto opposed TINS Hi'tiv'
The substitute provides That there shAH ~
no saloons within 800 fcrt of amy pHhil' OF
paroChial schools, but that all saloons no"
located within that distance shall nave H''
wears in vhic to remove The hlil ny
senator Martin to prohibit Tia" presence 81
young girls at dances held In S1l"nHH 49,
also passed. The Assembly bhI aHlh"rI",
tn" city Of Milwaukee to Apply Ih' 9HlI'u'
earnings of the water department ~lNt'IH J."
the construction of public school nt"u'H'
was passed without opposition u" i''''. !.
cr hill relating to emergency alInlhl H'HIS
~ Milwaukee and prescribing ia" duties OF
the county officers. was also passed WIN
ont debate. There was NO opposition 70 inc
adoption Of the joint resolution dhlhorHIH-
the superintendent of public property j"
permit the commissioners of the Weston
Shou monument to take certain uiItI'
flags TO shiloh Cor storage ana eNhlbltlon'
senator Jacob Rummcl, the social Demo
crat in the state Sruutc made his maiden
speech on the 9th. Two JOINT F'N"tHl4"lIN
Introduced 10y him providing FOR alu'hn
mems 10 the constitution OF the stat !"
provide that municipalities can more easily
Ict control of public utilities und r'NnIA5
franchises of public srryic" corporations
wer" on the calendar for indefinite pos,
poncmcnt Mr. Rummel read speech III
which he pointed to the growing Srhilmrui
throughout the country in favor ol niuhI'i
pal ownership and protested that the PEG
pl" should not lac hnmpcrrd 10y th' la'h o!
adequate laws to allow them to carry our
their VIII. He referred to the corruption
of trusted men which can hc traced I" the
activity of corporations in ItSlSlailEc WORN
and cited eases of cunstAblrS aud aldermen
and supervisors ana "eyrn stat" senator
who have recently been caught i'm the iuliS
At the conclusion of til" sprr. % lUr 'i"
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CARS VALET UNDER ARREST.
Attendant Of the Emperor Taken While
Discussing Plot.

s.. Petersburg, April H.. One Of the
Czar's Wallets was arrested here yesterday
afternoon while he Wa~ ina communication
with an unknown individual regarding an
attempt on the life Of the Gar at Tsars-
koe SeIO.