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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
Fire Saturday.

A small blaze on the roof of Peters
restaurant, next to hotel Imperial,
about noon Saturday got Hope Hose Co.
out in double quick order. The fire
was extinguished before the roof was
badly Gamaged. A spark from chin
ney was cause of the fire. A large
crowd soon assembled after fire alarm
was given.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
Will Go to Franklin.

A meeting OF the Reynoldsville Bus
mess Mems Association was held in
Lawyer Flynn's office Thursday even
ing of last week and among the things
discussed for the interests of Reynolds
vile was the building of the Franklin
& Clearfied railroad from Franklin to
Falls Creek AS the railroad has two
surveys, one of which cuts Reynolds
vile out entirely, it was decided to raise
money by subscription and send a COM
mittee to Franklin to present to the
proper officials the advantages of rum
ming the railroad through Reynolds
vile. The money was raised and the
committee will go to Franklin the lat
ter part of this week. The committee
is /: George Mellinger, Charles Nc
Sherry and Lawyer Clement w. Flynn.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
After Second Term,

Judge John w. Reed, presiding judge
in jefferson county, who is candidate
for the nomination at the Republican
primary election in June for second
term, was in Reynoldsville Saturday
afternoon looking after his political
interests. Judge Reed is classed among
the best jurists of the state.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
Increasing Capacity of Mil.

Twenty new looms are being installed
in the Enterprise Silk Company mill at
Reynoldsville this week, and if Supt ].
w. Dawson does not have trouble in
getting the required help to run the
mill, the capacity of the mill will be
increased one-third during this year.
The looms being put in this week are
for manufacturing fancy silks.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
Case of Hydrophobia.

A brown colored mongrel dog that
showed signs of hydrophobia, raised
some excitement in town Saturday
morning by running on the streets
biting other uogs and swapping at
people. Burgess l.. NJ. Simmons got
James Butler to go after the dog with a
gun. The dog was shot in the head
two or three times, but it kept on run
ming, leaving trail of blood, until it
got to west end of Main street bridge
when Mr.. Butler shot it to death. DR..
John H. Murray, president of the board
of health, sent the dogs head to an
expert in Pittsburg to find out whether
the dog had hydrophobia or was only
crazy. This morning DR.. Murray re-
ceived the following letter from Dr. A..
Leteve, bacteriologist in Mercy Hospit-
al, Pittsburg.
Mercy Hospital, April 8
j, H. Murray,
Dear Doctor The examination of
dogs head received to-day shows case
to be one of positive rabies.
A. LETEvE
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
Carriers Appointed.
township

The carriers have been appointed for
the two new rural free delivery routes
to be established at the Reynoldsville
postoffice the first of next month: D. M.
Shearer is to be carrier on route No 2,
Beechwuods section, and John Il. Hays
on route No. 3, Paradise sect D.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
Auditors Report.

In this issue of THE STAR will be
found the auditors report of the finan-
ces of Winslow township. It should be
Of interest to every taxpayer in the
township
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
Letter List.

List of unclaimed letters remaining
in post Office at Reynoldsville, Pa, for
the week ending April 1, 1905
Miss Clara Bates, Camille Beghin,
Peter T. Smith.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E. G. BURNS, P. M.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
The High \
School Bulletin

Sssxsxxssx ~, n IN MN
The elected officers of the Shakes.
pearean Society of the high school are
President, Miss McGaw; vice-president,
Miss Sensor; secretary, Miss Pratt
critic, Prof. McCrum editor -in-chief,
Mr.. Parsons lst assistant editor, Mr.
Frank King End assistant editor, Mr..
Harris ; local editor, Miss Sutter
attorney, Mr.. Parsons.
%
The drinking fountain on the second
floor of the school house has been closed
for several months on account of abus-
ing the privileges concerning it. Now
that it is getting warm we feel that it
is an injustice to keep that fresh, cool
water shut off, and we trust that the
school authorities will kindly take some
action on the matter.
o.
The Seniors are now preparing for
their class day and commencement
exercises, while the Juniors are work.
ing hard to find and learn recitations
for their coming contest, The Sub
Juniors have it easy this year but next
twill tell the tale"
A new law has been made whereby
absentees forgetting to bring their
excuse the following day, have to go
home and get it. The law is agreeable
to the pupils for they enjoy respite
from an hours lessons, and walk on
the balmy spring days. Several have
had this pleasure and more will proba-
bly, continue t. take it,
%
The curiosity of the Seniors and
Juniors has for some time been aroused
by the Sub-Juniors leaying the room in
a body at certain hours OF the day. By
the Sherlock Holmes method of deduc-
tion, a somewhat inquiring mind has
discovered that at those hours the
kindergarten exercises are in operation
in Room 2, 'all children being at play"
We are glad to see the Subs making
themselves so at home.
o.
"Girls beware of Fisherman"
%
Clyde Murray and John Coleman,
graduates of the high school, visited
the Shakespearean Society of room
fourteen last Friday and gave the
pupils fatherly advice in the form of
addresses which were very much appre
ciated, Harry Herpel, also former
graduate, was there and favored the
society with a recitation.
%
Prof. McCrum visited the high
schools of Dubois and Brookville last
week and came back we'll contented
with remaining in Reynoldsville. We
are glad he took the visit for while he
was away we had little more fun, and
then got some of our lesson periods
shortened the next day while ne told us
of the splendid department" and "ex-
cellent lessons"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05

Millinery opening at Flo Best's Fri
day, April 7th.
Reliable styles In jackets for spring
at Millirens.
See the new shirt waist silks at
Millirens.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05
MINERS HELD MASS MEETING.
Coal Companies will Sign Scale-Gen.
Manager Robinson Issued Notice
ADril ret

Coal companies VIII olBn ocaie-Ecn.
Manager Robinson Issued Notice
April Ist.
The following notice was posted Sat
urday morning, April l, at the Jefferson
& Clearfeld Coal & Iron Company
mines at this place and at the mines of
the Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Iron
Company in this county and in Indiana
county
Reynoldsvile, Pa, April /, 1905.
We grant all our employees at all
mines a renewal of last years scale Of
wages and conditions of employment, to
apply as at present, from April l, 1905,
to April l, l9pe and will sign regular
scale as o '>ov, when presented by your
authorized scale committee.
LUCIUs W. ROBINSON,
General Manager.
A large mass meeting of the miners
of this section was held in Centennial
hall Saturday afternoon to hear the re-
port of delegates who attended the
miners convention at Altoona and to
discuss the situation. On account IF
General Manager Robinson's notice that
scale would be signed the miners voted
to continue working the two or three
days intervening between expiration of
old scale and signing the new scale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
Some Pine Bluff People Have Learn
ed How to Get Rid Of Both.

Backache and kidney ache are twin
"rothers.
You cant separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back
ache until YOU cure the kidney ache
IF the kidneys are we'll and strong
t!'e rest of the system is pretty sure
20 be IN vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong.
healthy kidneys.
w. f. Eisenkramer. tailor. OF 200 .
over Citizens bank. says: 'Tndoubt-
II indications of kidney trouble an
ncyed me for sCine time. Anxious 20
check them in their ncipient stages
"hen | chanced to read an ADVERTISE
.nenr about Doan's Kidney Pills it
struck me that they might be depend-
cd upon to do the work as the treat
nent was for the kidneys only. This
Influenced me to call at the Mann
Tankersley Drug ccinpany's store for
q box. The symptoms all rapidly dis
appeared as | took Doan's Kidney
Pills. The cure has been permanent" :"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FosterMilburn company. Buf-
talo. New York, sole agents for the
United States
Remember the name-Dcan sand
take no substitutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11
A REMARKABLE SALE.

Everyone seems TO be buying a
lawn swing, the delivery wagons CT
the Puddephatt Furniture Manufac-
turing company are kept busy all day
lately delivering swings. To get them
at lower price than other dealers
it was necessary to make a contract
for a large amount and save freight
by having them shipped in carload
lots but from the present indica items
even this large number will not sup
ply the demand. They are selling good
lawn swings for $4.95. which is cer-
tainlv much lower than they nave ev-
" been sold elsewhere. If you have
nj purchased one yet you had better
call them UP, cid pnone sol. new
phone 119. and have one sent cut, be-
cause after this lot is gone they may
net be able to furnish them for $495
Send your order to the Puddephatt
Furniture Manufacturing company,
recause the same swing elsewhere
will cost you from 81 to s1.50 more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11
Puddephatt Furniture
Manufacturing Co.
Take a Look

III is the hardest matter IN the
world to find desirable houses to rent.
But what's the use of paying out
money to a landlord, when we can
sell you home mos: anywhere in the
city Cn terms just like paying rent.
l. you pay your money to yourself you
rave something that is better than
putting it in a savings bank Come in
and see us and let us know just what
YOU want and we will find it for you
So dent forget that terms are easy
of few desirable improved and un-
improved bargains which we have for
sale:
Improved.
lots 70x140, with two houses. cor.
per Eighteenth and Walnut streets.
1901 West Fifteenth avenue. 5-room
house, II block. cheap.
Lot 6Ox154 with S-rocln residence
located at 617 West Fourth.
tie West Eighth-1-4 block, con-
tanning 3 houses.
111o West Second, lot 6Ox154, with
3 houses.
11oS West Second. 7-room house.
7O5 South State. 4-room house.
1904 West Seventeenth, 3-room
louse
1919 West Fifth, 7-rocm mouse.
! 1904 West Fifth. 4-room house.
PIG East Eleventh and Alabama, ?.
story residence, rooms.
7o7 South Walnut, 7-room house.
1-2 block commencing Alabama and
Georgia streets, containing G houses
7O7 South Main. S-room residence.
Unimproved Property.
4 lots, Eighteenth and Cherry.
lots. Fifth and Plum.
4 let's. Fifth and Spruce.
I lot, Fourth and Linden.
lots, Seventeenth and Poplar.
lots, Thirteenth, fronting Alabama
ard Georgia.
2 lots. 70x140. facing Pine and
Chestnut streets.
2 lots, Twelfth and Beech.
1-2 block, Twelfth and Hickory.
IL block. south Hawley Memorial
| church.
| We are also agents for the Austin
| and Taylor addition, South Cherry
street. We have many other lots that
| we have not mentioned in this ad. Sc
| if you are interested in real estate il
| will pay you to see us before buying
cRUTcHFlELD AND WORTHEN
| 1os Pine Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11

It is Sir Thomas Lip:on's opinion
that one might as we'll undertake to
,.1.n a store in a tunnel as to try to do
nus ness without appealing to the pub
lie through the press.-Bcston Her
al0
A man may have gold mine under
lis doorstep. but i he doesn't know
Il and no one tells him OF it, no more
sse vii be made cf it than if it were
not there-Meriden Britannia Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11
SuPREMT COURT PASSES UPON
THE CASE FROM MILLER
COUNTY.
City Gets Four-fifths of the Road
Tax Which Is Collected
Within It.

| Owing to the fact that there is a
! division Of the road tax of Jefferson
county between the county and the
city of Pine Bluff, the following decis-
ion by the supreme court is of unusual
interest here:
Little Rock, June 10--The supreme
court has affirmed the decision Of the
circuit court Of Miller county in the
case OF the city of Texarkana VS..
John G. Edwards, county judge, in
volving the distribution of the read
! tax between the cities and the county.
The oniniCn was rendered by Mr..
Justice Riddich. The court held that
the road tax is county fund and is
properly paid into the county treas
Try and is to be expended at the dis
cretion Of the county Judge Eighty
per cent of the tax may be expended
upon the streets of the city while the
! remaining twenty per cent must be
expended upon the county roads.
This is not meant to indicate that
the county judge can expend but 90
per cent on the country reads. but
that he can not put more than four
ffths OF the fund on the city streets.
except in the case ct a city constitute
ing a road district and then four
ffths Of The tax n)ust be expended up
cn its streets.
The case was appealed from the
Miller county circuit court by the city
Of Texarkana. TO restrain A. G. San
Gerson. collector Of said county, from
paying into the cCanty treasury four
hfths of the road tax fund collected
, on property situated within the lin
its Of the city of Texarkana. and also
to restrain County Judge T. c. Ed
wards from expendins said four-fifths
outside of the city limits, and to COM
pei the collector. Sanderson, to pay
the said fund into the city treasury Of
TeXarkana To this complaint gen
! era demurrer was interposed by Ed
wards ct al and sustained by the cir
cult court from which decision the
city of Texarkana appealed to the SUI
rreme court.
In speaking Of the general effect of
the decision. County Judge c. T. Ccff
man of Pufaski county stated that so
far as Pulaski county is concerned
there will be no change. He said:
"This decision simply bears out my
position and as heretofore one-fourth
of the road tax collected in the city
will be spent on the country roads
That has been done in this county and
this decision entrenches the office in
! its opinion OF course am we'll
pleased that the decision has been
handed down and that it bears out
the posit on assumed by this court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11

Honest goods honestly and intelli
gently advertised by. an honest adj
vertiser in an honest medium will
bring the most satisfactory and last
ing resuits.-Mich;ga Tradesman.
BE persistent and success will
ccme.-Michiga Tradesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11
TAKE NOTICE.

All annual licenses and vehicle
taxes expire on the 31st day of May
and must De renewed at once. Ali
parties owning vehicles or paying
privilege licenses o. anv kind will
r.ease call at my ofhce and renew
same Immediately after their expira
ton.
J. P. ALEXANDER,
City Trea surer
Office, corner Fourth and Pine
st, eet ie-24)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11

From your crop of dollars raised
frcnl last years advertising seed put
again into the soil of business all the
seed left after the necessary expense
portion is deducted.-Walter w. Bret,
IN Profitable Advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11

Messrs. Fred B. Shipp of ST. Louis.
International secretary of the Y. NJ.
G. A.. and s. W. Moore of Argenta
were guests of Mr. A. B. Richardson
yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11

Mrs. Styles-Now, Bridget. Mr.
Styles objects to your entertaining
that policeman in the kitchen at
n ght.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11

Reasonable advertising in the pro-
per papers cannot be other than bene.
fetal to any Stollwercs
Pros, Cologne, Germany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11
A DRAMA OF THE CROSS.

Oberamnlergau June 3.--fSpecial.)
THE Passion Play which has
made this place famous. begins tomor-
/ ow and will contiue until September.
Tourists from all over the world have
gathered here to see the production by
the natives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11
4 = r + Z = *+*%
BRIEF MENTION. ..
-. . = + + + + +

.+++++**+*%<
c. Bowen is mere from Stuttgart
,rer Of Memphis is IN the
,or.,n came in from Claren-
saturday
s,eriff Hugh L. Henry OF Desns
Dtv is in the CITY,
c,ocum of Honesdale, Pa. Is
IN business 'flp'
catt,ing of Bearden is bus
visitor in the city.
wheeler of Texarkana is a
ipess visitor in the city,
7o,v;s and wife Of Noble Lake
registered at the Tro'ock'
;,a of Aberdeen, Miss,
Iere on a business mission,
Il Griffin of Atlanta, Ga. IS mere
husiness trip of few days.
y wilkins of Little Rock was
..oa at the Trulock Saturday.
r. Tav,or and E. H. Calep OF
;tt1e Rock are here on business.
r Raldv and wife of Lewlsvllie
among the guests at the Trulock'
-. ca,,ie Ligon is visiting friends
pine Bluff this week.-Star City
ger.
\. and Mrs. Charles Fcx OF Lud-
~ Ia are visiting relatives in
city.
or, NJ Heerwagen of Little Rock
mong the business visitors In the
today.
VIC n s Hars and Miss Vivian
Il Of Monticello are registered at
Trulock.
Ire 7 G. Void and mother Of Hot
|ings are in the city, the guests ei
Trulock.
Hiss Juliet Sewer of Texarkana is
ouest Of the Misses Grace, West
(raque street.
r Walker of st. Louis is stop
p over in the city for few days
la business trip.
f. Rendleman, a Texarkanian.
(istered at one Of Pine Bluffs lead
hotels yaesterday.
". B, Sanford. CT the Van Vleet
lg company of Memphis, is regis
led at the Arlington.
]. ]. Hales, a we'll known Little
elk citizen. came dowh Saturday on
brief business mission.
Clerk H. D. Palmer and wife went
Pine Bluff Wednesday to hear w
Bryan lecture.-Star City Ledger.
Mamie Bloom of Wynne was in the
y Friday to attend the confirmation
|emonies at Temple Anshe Emeth.
Nick Blackwell and family of Dal-
! Texas are in the city on a visit
relatives, and friends. Mr. Black
u Is editor Of the Dallas Democrat
Mrs James Gould and Mrs. VIII
Her will leave In a few days for
elr old home at Carthage, Mo-, to
end short time among relatives.
Rev. w. G. Watson has returned
m England. where he delivered the
address at the grad
Ting exercises of the England high
1ool.
LOT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-11

See new gc-caTts. Simpson Webb
Furniture company. 210, 212, PA West
Second avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
COURT-laARTlAl FOR
SNUbBlNG SERGEANT. :.
LSe0aeoaaa TAyl0e Must Faee Chas6es
fer G1viaG O0ease % EslSssea

l4eOte00ot TAy10P Nass Face ChosGes
ssr GSvi.G 09e.ss - Eslsssea
REFCBIIc SPECIAL
New York. Dec. S-Eocial ethics Of the
soldier viii b. the cause on trial to-mor-
row, when q O'Clock n the morning IN
hall street. Lieutenant Roy !. Taylor OF
the One Hundred ard Twenty NTH Com
Pany. Coast Artillery. will be b. ought BE-
} Uin8 . Sergeant Of his own company in
q theater in New London. Conn. Colonel
Heiten. United States Army. will preside
United ststes Army. commander OF ths
company. will be present. for 1t Is he Who
preferred charges against the young ON
Lieutenant Taylor had not come to Gov
erncrs leland to-day: where at the ON
Gers, Club there Is alway: 2 hearty vel
ss he 'oa euS seS the sh:s
cause Of his act. and that none Of the
ofilcers IN the army post. or even the head
has any sympathy for him In his present
We Consider IN enlisted man.. SAID a
3. ssSssss: o1s and & 4. .' ea n
& Issssnsn. Tsyior did % a. 4 x .aii BE-
driven out Of the army. We have no de-
sirs to create 2 military artocracy here.
such ~ exists in Germany. for exampIs"
hreS%int an '. tho o. ss%:s ,Sa, &
causss Lieutenant TAYLOR to be hailed BE-
fore the court-martial. occurred in New
e. s ..:; .:sn: Il ne a
- found S.rsesnt Patrick J. Butter cf
e sS e: st K dasss q:
stoned 0f0cef. and a. last went to the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

New York. De- S-Th. Investigating
,'"mrl;f'-r - ,he New York i.if. trustees
had ins"'.ag today. al which were
k!eSsn; Thomas i s'.wisr. .iar-nc. h.
f:sat:. ant Hiram Il Steel. members Il
the COMMITTEE. :he-- counsel John Il Mil
burn al; y \ keenan,. and Johu 4. Nc
The r-:or; sent from Paris by Andrew
G. Ham it"n VAS considered and referred
20 The counsel
said nothing could b. gwen OF. NJ Nc
Call state! ths; 'he r-y-1:t aas favorable
20 hlrn-.f
Mutual TRUSTEES To MEET
Taer~ SiI - a meeting ~ the trustees
Of ~ Mutual Ia!. IHsGrsnc. Cofaps- y ;a-
rln-tov. sU.i there Wsr. reports tonight
ths; >Cnl' a.c;iou 'sishc h. taken by t.s
ip..rs -rla-ig. :. tE. eNg~c:n. Changes IN
the psr-o''s-l Q: the executive stat o. ,h.
eoMi.iE ms. however,. wss d-a'.;: IA
the crr.rss - she c.-upa1yin -. q. .e:rcoE-
!; 49, ~af NJ irngo- 'ar, AES-- would
to MAJ a1:i! rhsri-s \ Peab d. & Ia
s'Aii'l az president on January !. 7: vas
ros 1.u.5,a ia; seversl chsnees ~il h-
mad" ~ W reshosy. which ai.I Iryp..-
a. least on q: IN. VIE presidents q the
Mgiusi lrrl'shiy y sh.rt 4 6ranni>
Th-,. ! MEETING every day o, th-
Mutual lay.stlgs;;HS Committee oa. n
= s.aa-a hy " II TTu. -d.is. AID :; W..
psarsN; a >-su-i report. --s~tnS ne prog
re. o. ia work @. investigation
Ma ittfis--iE t.-s sis--s 70 tie matter
Of Anfy - 49, S.>sT;searAuc. az: IA,
Cof1fn'fi-r Las t-sc.or:.. 1sTls iEfC.5: .nat ;hs
efforts mad. ~ the co-lTsry - .n. tire
Dts>zaS former head nS TIE slnr,. d.
ys' hzNc not heea. a. s.ac.-~ IS
miChI -
MUTUAL. WANTS FIELDS
Ar o'>r"T a. ~ Mural -Ssi: to-day -ha.
tie cocflss.-s5 Nv-l1 p. izi -.sn1sG 70 To-
Cafe t>-i1= az. = - Cu-i! t~ i-.:i:~...
30 F-;E-o 60 Iss 1-1>-iStisl there Ta.xs:
- ~s-l- l-All zc.ia- -gAs3 ia "a. 60
I>sS .s-z@ nan t1~Isfri IA: iS..ts pas
.o- a. near - New York a. :ha story %
Henry 7 tk.fc. - Tscsss Ferry -.s.e
:: aiS~Sz We .-s-9 that even :. M Gin
ten hss sn1Sa st=ts:s - -1sh, y-a-. y.
n;s' stse s---r zzssfAssr. s-a b. Sa.i
As szas III 1tsssi-g u7za II -..~y ..ty .
!iss.. s,srr ts-SE : s~-s a.u
Th~r> uif - a .a<--.si f-,~s,s-< % -.
Eeu tSrs i-,s Trustees ,o-=or.sU q;
~s-h- scce-:inS - NJ kIses~v vsc~
Ssr-tG~E. q. .ss cu@s~ay. only routine
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
RUSSIAN SUFFRAGE
Law GllETTtD
Universal Suffrage By No Means
u Granted. but Many Conces-
sions Make New SysteD Vastly
Superior to the Old.

q rsserssns. Dec. x-Ihs nev elee-
sos1 ~ Sas sasetsed today. and a,.,ss TSs
:sss x sss y q. .ss :ss, :sss
Of the Western countries do nOe possess
universal suffrage. the Cabinet could not
a:sune the responsibility II decreein{ u;
Tie ultimate decision must be Dade BY
The National Aesesahly itself
TIE slectian list Will be published forth
with. the date II the elections viii then De
ment receives notification that half the
%emosrs are elected. the National Assem-
bly, Will BE- convoieS:
to-day appsses especially 10 the cities
where u - mad. almos; universal He.
sa6es the wOrkHnrn In ,he factories ana
mills. Who are especially provided for
real estate. paying taxes. pefNOns conduct
:n4 enteSp:fees. like shop keepers paying
licenses. pe-soHs paving = lodging TAX or
occvpyGs separate !odg,nss. an.i pessom,s ,
Al HnsIt of rent paid By .cig'uS hosaers
- voting aroiiae:tion II removed; . ISs
in both the cities and country Is retained.
wORKAfI:N TAKE CHANGER.
A rev feasure OF the lax . that work
men. instead % being allowed q specified
:.u:ube, Of class revr. 5sG:i af!vss. have To
with the other classes. Moreover. instead
q the cities having separate representa-
lives, the electoral colleges WILL be conn
pesed OF the Provinces. The workmen
wili choose an e!e.tc. for every leWS
men.
The result n shown IN the case of the
Provi,cs Of e. Petersburg. where tie
Electoral College VIII contain ~ peasant
.lecto-. - landlords. Is city landlords A1t:
= worknen. b. this method while the
wockmcn's electors are che largest class.
:hey w;.l BE- able TO elect representatives
in combination.
The cn,,. 4. n. " q Great exts,siou ~ the
law of August T. contains clements which
certainly Niil appeal t1 conservative Cp!n-
on. but with tie slogan ~ universal
Ssffrage'' ringing IN the popular ear. u
certain to furnish the prOle;Ariat orHansza-
ticns with i new weapon for agitation.
They no tp..ger want coEccSs ons- They
arc boldly p:OcIaip.in.s that nothing but
the complete overthrow vf the aus"cracy
and the est.ahl. .shment Of . Democratic
Republic Will satisfy them.