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RUHL BALTIMORE co., ITEMS.
Great Damage by Recent StOrmS-Hay And
Fruit Good, But Potatoes Decaying, Etc.

July ls.-We have had a series of heavy
rains recently resulting in disastrous floods.
The one on the 7th instant was record break
er. Rain fell in torrents, fences and bridges
were washed away, while roads and helds were
badly washed. new wagon of Wm. Johns.
our merchant, was caught in the current and
dashed to pieces In an effort to rescue the
wagon, Mr.. Johns received badly lacerated
foot which caused him much pain. Farmers
experienced great trouble in cutting and hous-
ing their grain. Much spoiled in the fields;
some still remains in shock while there is some
to cut yet.
The political storm has began TO brew and
what the outcome will be cannot be ascertain
ed until November.
Potatoes were looking promising prior to
the recent wet spell, but since then they have
put on yellowish hue with strong indications
of rotting.
We are well supplied with bakery and
butcher wagons, and arab wagons to burn.
John X. Miller, ST., member of the firm OF
Miller Bros, cigar manufacturers. of Miller S,
was through this section recently delivering
and taking orders for cigars.
The recent wind and hail storm damaged
the growing corn to some extent, but not
enough to retard its growth. At present the
indications are for large crop.
The hay crop will be good: oats are first
class; fruit will be plentiful and of superior
quality.
J. Fl. L. Boyer lost valuable horse re.
Gently, from pneumonia, which is quite prev
alent among horses at present.
Chicken cholera is on the rampage aud as a
result large number of chickens are dying.
Some farmers have threshed and report a
good yield.
L.aborers are very scarce. Mechanics have
more work on hand than they can do; female
help cannot be had at any price, as all our
young ladies are working in the sewing and
wire cloth factories.
The smoke was plainly seen and the jar dis.
tnctly felt of the recent explosion at the Rock.
dale powder plant. Residents in the vicinity
of the works are in constant dread. owing 10
the frequency of the explosions. Should the
powder and dynamite explode at once that IS
stored at the plant many buildings would be
shattered within radius of many miles The
product at the above plant is hauled by teams
to New Freedom over long and rough road.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF writ Of 6eri facias, issued out
of the Circuit Court for Carroll county, State
of Maryland, at the suit of The George W.
Albaugh Real Estate and Brokerage Company
Of Carroll County. body corporate of the
State of Maryland, against the goods aud
chattels, lands and tenements of Evolene
Beaver and Granville j. Beaver. her husband,
and to me directed, nave seized the follow,
lug property, viz;
All the right, title, claim, interest and de-
mand, both at law cad in equity, of the said
Evolene Beaver aud Granville Beaver, her
husband, in aud TO Two Foods, Tvs Square
Perches, Ten Square Yards aud Six and Two
Tenths Square Feet of Land, more or less,
situated on the county road running from the
Baltimore and Reisterstown Turnpike Road
by a mill called Myers, but now Corbin's
Mill. II being the same land which the said
Evoleue Beaver. or Margaret Evolene Beaver,
formerly Margaret Z. Ranonl, Obtained from
James Doyle aud others by deed dated April
9th. 1892. and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county. in Liber B. f. c..
No. rs. folio 81. &c. The land is encountered
by deed OF mortgage. executed aud delivered
by the said Margaret L. Beaver and husband
to the St. Johns Catholic Beneficial Society
Of Westminster, Maryland, dated December
9th, 1898, aud recorded among the Real Es-
tate Mortgage Records of Carroll county, in
Liher No. "a, folio PIC, &c, for the sum OF
$3.50 CO. Said mortgage subsequently assigned.
And | hereby give notice that on MON,
DAY, JULY 81, 1905, at 8 o'clock, p. M, at
the Courthouse door. in Westminster, Md, |
viii sell the above property, so seized and
taken into execution, TO the highest bidder
for cash.
WILLIAM H. WILSON.
iulys is Sheriff of Carroll County, Md.
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Stabbed for Each Year of His Life.

ST. LOUIS. Mo- July i7.-With bloOd-stained en-.
velope as possible clue, eight detectives are en-
deavoring TO solve the brutal murder of man
named Steven in his room. in the of III South
Second street At post-mortem examination held
this evening 81 wounds were found on stevens
body by DR.. Hartman. There were 20 wounds in
vital spots.
stevens was about AZ years old and the theory ha:
been advanced that he was stabbed for every veal
Of his life as the result of pact by Greek secret
society William Armbruster, former superintend-
ent of the morgue said that it was the most seen-
tihc butchering" he had ever seen. He believes
that from three to six men committed the murder.
Stevens money belt had been cut open and its
contents taken The police believe the murder was
committed by an agent of secret society. The en-
velope. which may be a clue, was addressed to
Antanesus at 27s south Pluke street, st Louis, and
was postmarked Brookfed Mass. A notation had
been made on tin blue pencil The first figure wss
AZ" The police believe this may have been the first
figure of ''717," the South Second street address.
More than 20 Greeks are under arrest.
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WOOdhine Items.

JULY 2l.-The weather has been very hot
this week and the mercury reached ~ degrees
ia the shade on Tuesday
The new B. & o. depot is about completed.
The farmers Of this neighborhood are done
hauling in grain and some few are plowing.
Albert Gosnell is preparing frame for i
new corn house at his place.
The cornerstone of the new Morgan Chapel
Church was laid last Saturday. July Is The
services we're under the direction OF the Ma
sonic Lodge of Freedom Gov. War6eld was
present aud made an address. During his
remarks he asked the question, Have not
been satisfactory as GOVERNOR Yes, GOV
ernor, you have been perfectly satisfactory.
The people around Day have employed Ned
Wright al old colored man, as mail carrier.
All that be needs is a gray uniform with the
letters r. +. ID. on his hat.
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sunspot The Cause of Intense Heat,

-. LaVrs. July IA gigantic doabls spot has up
pszr~i GA the ascs q thr II viii D. visible
thsoagh smoked glasses foE SIX DAYS sud possibly
Baugrs Incsl wozghst ard tsEapsEAlure conditions
mar - affected scroziiuk to Rev ri r Hicks
he say. cosaitioas resulting from the suH spot
aAve esa.ei she eHEreEse ho~G both shies q The
Nossh Azericzn Coaslnrnt. Rev Ne HICKS sAbi
that The saa spot uo~ visible = u iss three
largest os rvcord
~Whsu / ara thr haer depression Ira the
,un saffaoa it wss oa shai ne call the east Lins
% n. ssn. all NJ Hs-sS 1T Il uaoyiag wesi-
uar4 Ovcr ths s1as snrAoe. The sua = anon
Haiirs 10 dsAusetsr THIS d5uhs xTos Is anoas i7S-
10 aalles "a ami yozs Just hos ag e "a
prp-itctei % months ago that hos usaabss uoad
- ;sr loi II - toalsAas The 1asi o. Jaiy cAeu'
lated On lhe sla spos ~heu nzais lhAs ABaoance.
uasul
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WEEDS Daughter of Divorced Wife.

LocKPoRT. \. Y, July l7.-TodaY. four months
after he had divorced his wife, Mrs Bette HALIFAX
Seods, John Woods, OF Ridgeway, married her 70.
yeAr-old daughter, Mrs GeOrgiana Brownson, also
q divorce The mother witnessed the ceremony,
which took place at the home Of Bernard ?. Thomp-
son. at Oak Orchard, perfectly willing that the
strange ceremony be eonsummated.
Woods and Mrs. Halifax were married three
years ago in Rochester. The courtship had been
of the matrimonial bureau variety. carried on by
correspondence. Mrs. Halifax q Baltimore
widow and had three daughters and some money
when she went TO Rochester to meet Woods. They
were married on the afternoon Of the day she ar
rived there.
The couple, daughters and money, went to
Ridgeway where Woods is an apple dealer, 20 live.
They became estrsnged year ago. 1t is said. be-
cause Of the attention Woods paid his wife's daugh-
ter. In January Woods began the divorce suit and
in February 1t tried, with the result that he go:
a complete divorce. The defendant did not let the
case go by default, however. She filed cross BILL
alleging undue relationship between her daughter
and Woods.
Mrs Halifax Woods stayed at the Woods house
after the divorce. acting housekeeper. She made
no demonstration when Woods and her daughters
engagement was announced in the local paper, four
weeks ago Yesterday, when her daughter was
Joined 70 her former husband she said to her neigh
bors:
lam glad they are married"
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1t is What the People Asked For

FROM TIE NeNl De1icffAt-
Two years the ago the Democrats elected
the Governor in thisStaie and an overwhelming
majority Of the Legislature. The issue in that
campaign was the negro, and the Democrats
promised in their platform and emphasized il
in all their meetings that they would, II given
the power. pass such legislation as woaid limit
negro suffrage to the lowest constitutional
point. The people took them at their word
and on that issue gave their candidates a ma.
iority that proved that the sentiment Of the
State was in favor of reducing the political
rights Of the negro.
Agreeable TO their promise, aud the pledges
of their candidates, the Democrats passed the
Suffrage Amendment and now il is before the
people for their ratification. Every man who
voted the Democratic ticket tive years age
upon the issues then presented, became a spon-
scr of that amendment, and must, if be is eou.
sistent, vote for il now. II is intended, aud
does, as far as it is possible, limit negro SUIT
rage, and carries out the wish of the people as
expressed in the election two years ago.
The character of the Amendment complies
strictly with what was promised and author
lied, and the only exception ever taken to II
was that it did not carry IA property qualihca-
ton which would have been at variance with
the wish and understanding of the public and
contrary to Democratic principles.
Its presentation is clear discharge of q
political promise by the Democrats and is
presented in good faith as being what the peo-
pie of the State said they wanted, aud what
will prove to be political aud social boom.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22

The Supervisors of Election in Anne Arun-
del county we're all candidates for office this
fall. Under the primary election law the
Supervisors appoint judges and clerks Of cleo
ton. This matter was called to the attention
Of Gov. Warfeld He had the Supervisors
before him on Tuesday, and spoke of the law
and the improperly Of officials aspiring to
nominations appointing primary election Of
fcials, and requested them to resign. Dr.
Brnner r. Davidson resigned, Frank NJ.
Revell declined to comply and WAS removed
from office. The Republican, member, Robert
l.. Werntz. said he was only = tentative can
ddate for office, aud was not disturbed. The
Governor warned him that he must resign If
he became a candidate. or he would remove
him. The Governors action has been Vari'
ously discussed, aud generally approved.
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Base Ball.

On the home grounds, ca July IA, the New
Windsor base ball team defeated the Liberty.
town team by the score of is to g. The feat.
ures we're the fielding and batting of the home
team, and the catching Of Sundergill for the
visitors. Baiteries-New Windsor, NJ. w.
Jenkins and Ham and Dauner; Liberiylown,
Townsend, Stone and Sundergill.
The New Windsor base ball team visited
Manchester on July Is, and defeated the home
team by the score of II 10 9. Heavy hitting
by the visitors was the feature. Batteries for
Manchester. NJ. Myers aud There; for New
Windsor, Banner aud Ham.
The Glyndon team defeated the Patapseo
team, to 5. on Saturday at the former S
grounds. The game was marked by sharp
fielding on both sides. Akehurst, s. Uhler
and Caron did the best work for the locals,
and Richards for the visitors.
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Farmers Meeting at Court House.

A farmers meeting will be held at the
Court House, in Westminster, at 100 p. M,
Friday, July 18th. Everybody is invited to
attend and hear Hon. j. Mortimer Whitehead,
of Indiana, Past Lecturer oil the National
Grange; his subject will be Organization and
Education of Farmers. j. B. Ager, Master
of the Maryland Grange, and other able
speakers and practical farmers will address
the meeting. All persons who are interested
in agriculture, dairying and horticulture will
find it profitable to attend. The meeting is
held under the auspices of the Carroll county
Grange.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22

Rober, Ford. one ol The woS, wldsly known
esslorrA men 10 SheperdstoSn, Wrss Virginia.
died on Szsaay al BIZ hons in the 9Th year
Of his age. No colotrd SaAa in the community
wAs held Ia higher esteem ghAn be, Aaa al his
funeral oa Tuesday afternoon white nen
served as pAilbeaFers.
The bot save 90 July 10. IS, Is. l.. Is and
~ ~As general vAss 81 the Rocky Mountains,
extending sell into the Mes EagiaHd States
deaths wssv reported BY the huadrea, twenty
Owe dysns IN Chiesso. New Workers swvf
tered. whl.e toe Suffering 10 the tenement dis
triet passed al bounds To add TO the dis
eomhiur of BsOoklyui,ss, ~AssF iAD,nr 9
imminsul aad the iecmsn arc on strike
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22
Daniel Items.

JuLT 21-Orville, she Young sou OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Aimef Pickett, ~as barred last san.
dAy IN Bethel Church IT God cemetery. lie
~2s a very promising baby Aa1 ~As i'll bot
dAF.
The Good TenplArs will bold their annual
picnic ia the grove Of Ars II. l.. Shiplry JAY
2a'h. The program promises 10 BE- very Ia.
,srvsiing. THIS picnic Is usually very largely
attended.
Mss Helsh Hartman. niece Of The lais
Prof Henry HArmaa. ~ho - Speeding several
sreks Al Winchester Place visited ffi.nds IN
this village on TUESDAY,. She wAs sccompaR-
led By Der cSsgHsin. Dr. u. T. Shiplsy. who
vas making VISIT to bis several p4tIeats Il,
this UeiShborkood.
Ajsa ". +. GiIliss . home after spending
several days 81 B.ae AounlAiu House.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22

If the franchise amendment is ratified it will
do more for constitutional government than
all public education, costing millions of dol
lars, has done in forty years. Nearly 1000
Judges of election will be studying the Consti-
tuition next year, who have given little thought
to it heretofore, and 10000 negroes will be
trying to read it so as to be able to explain its
meaning when applying to register in 1906 aud
thereafter. And hundreds and hundreds of
white men will be reading it, too. 1t is the
best scheme in the interest of constitutional
government ever devised. With an under
standing of the Constitution knowledge of
government will be attained.
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Resolution. oa the Death OF NJ. Joha 4
aeif.ataer.

Ueacr - The Westminster Gas Light CpwFanY. :
Westminster. Nj. July - tsG-
sg-cial uir~tiaE % the hgazrt % psreCtOEs q
ihas Cusap&ny the following Teso4ulIuus wcEr urAn-
iHsonsly pssssesi
his sphere q usciIlncrs NE- loNN l.. kEVsSfnNE
the laic president q this Company. and
WHEAEAs uts administration % ths AaAirs 0f the
CONTEMPLATING hcxn iiA oniT Executive Osaerf
frena 10 incorporation ia tsec-hss hxen as2rSei
gita that Characteristic energy, foresight and ability
uhtch EaAde she Ssscccss Of TIE Company pcs.iose.
aud
wAKEKAs, HIS AsAble dtsposisloa Kindly but lgast.
his sterling integrity fscsnnz down 80 ything uos
atsou le . honorable his excellent business Abiiity.
making saccrss " ksru others noIhiuE but aail-
are have snsargt hIa TO ali bis $500 alcs, both IN
xnd ous OF The CumpAny. thsrcfpre
b. n Ef.srxl That mourn eur gTsaaI loss. fcci'
leg that friend. acig hhoF. ElAn ia The fullest
SstS OF tho word. has been taken from rs. has hen
eSli7i up higher.
AAd = FsrtA1T krsatrea. ThSl page Dc set apart
In The minute book Of tho Company FOG thesc resoiu-
tons thai the Dc Published IN the local "a peTs
and a COPY sent - the brrra we'd family
BY order 81 the Baard OF Dirpctors.
JOBS II. CpNSISGHAN, Secretary.
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Great Britain Loses Land.

uraai grltaln. b~,@con 80 ant 1850 loss is ss1
arrs. b rad hassas Of the Ersa lAis los -
sszAll cuzpasrd S3lh sSAess "a times F&si- ThGs
Aeravyilns 10 rarv~y thv E.sss y - Hafl ! tbs
Dzcay Of casa all bad isso.gso 4eres bat survry
IN rscrns yczgs gives u oaiy ~ 40 aesus- WAoAe
VILLAGES IN 5000 cases have b<ra SOS y usicrrssss
ash swrps awAy - ia The easo q DunwAch ~hereal
saya fais,i sAafcn % thc edxs of eng Fvusalus.
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WANTS

A reliable party to represent our company
ia the State Of Mary land selling oar Lubricat
my Oils. GFeases aud Prepared Paints 10 the
consuming trade. Excellent opportunity foI
night party Must be able 10 furnish sA,isfAe,
tory reference aud be agreeable 10 starting on
a commission basis until business iaslihes
other arrangements. Address The Clover
Oil aud Paint Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
White girl for general homework, Family
Of three adults. Good home and treatment.
Apply 2ll4 Druid Hill Ave. Baltimore, Md.
Experienced white man with family; steady
sober, and industrious, to work on farm; refer
ence. James c. Forsyth. Hoods Mill, Nd
July l5-4t
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OBJECTION NOTICE.

objection NOTICE.
Office of The George W. Albaugh Real !
Estate and Brokerage Company of
Carroll County, Nd.
Westminster, Nd, July II, 1905.
The Stockholders of The George W. AL
baugh Real Estate and Brokerage Company
of Carroll County, Md, are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting, for the cleo
ton OF SIX DIRECTORS, to manage the
affairs OF the Company for the ensuing year,
will be held at the office of the Company, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1905, between
the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, a. m.
j. EZRA STEM,
iuly22-3t* Secretary and Treasurer.
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Jugde Fowler will not be renominated in
the Baltimore-H Hartford circuit. Hei nearing
the Constitutional age limit of seventy years.
He has the reputation OF being an able and
upright Judge, and his misfortune is that he
has grown old. However, he will draw a
pension of s., 400 year after reaching the
age of seventy, through the operations of an
act of the Legislature which ought not to have
been passed and which ought to be repealed.
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Editorial Notes.

The Republicans have another objection to
the franchise amendment-they fear some
foreign born citizens may not be able to vote.
If that party had carried out its plans no for
eigner would have been permitted to vote I'M
til after residence in this country of twenty
one years. Under the name Of American or
Know Nothing the Republican party made a
vigorous fight to prevent all foreigners from
voting. Any foreign born citizen who was a
voter in 1869 in this or any other State, or any
descendant of any such voter, can register in
1906 without further question.
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Strange Follow passenger.

Mas YoAk. JaIy 2O.-la the hrsI cabin Of
the Nossh German Lloyd steamship ko-nig
Alhert. zhleh arrived lasi night from the
Mediterranean, ~As FrAn}eiu Heaven. She
Aad Marie Hell IS fellow ToyAEer from
Cocoa 10 GiArAltAI
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BY virtue Of the power Of sale contained in
a mortgage from James ). Grimes and Ida
Grimes, bis wife, 10 George Brehm and Henry
A Brehm, CO partners. trading As George
Brehm & Son, bearing date July :, 1902, aud
recorded among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records Of Carroll County, IN Llber j. II. B.,
No. 81. folio $50. &c, aud duly assigned TO
the undersigned, | will sell AZ public sale to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10th, 1905,
a, > 80 O'Clock. D. N. all that valuable prop
erty, IN aud by said mortgage described aud
conveyed, containing FOUR ACRES OF
| LAND, more or less.
The improvements thereon
eonsis, Of large y story A1A
Frame Dwelling aud Storeroom s1Skhs@&
combined, stable and other Rtsaisszzstss1sk
/ necessary outbuildings, pump aud well OF
/ good water at the dwelling. There Is also a
tue orchard Of all kinds Of fruit on the prem
I ises.
This property is situate in the village Of
| Gambler. Carroll county, Nd, at the inter
! section Of the Fiuksburg pike and Nicodemns
road, about miles from Finksburg Station.
1 Western Nd. X. K.
! This sale offers an exceptional opportunity
/ TO any Que wishing TO open store, hotel or
/ saloon 10 u good community.
! Terms Of Sale:-One- third cash on the day
/ Of sale OF on the ratification thereof; one
/ third IN six and the other one third IN twelve
months from the day of sale; the deferred pay
menis to be secured 10y the notes OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with approved security,
/ aud bearing interest from day of sale, OF all
1 cash At the option OF the purchaser.
JNO. MILTON REIFSNlDER,
Assignee of Mortgages.
l.. A.lss lar
| Solicitors, Elias n Davis. Auct
I iuly2l Il
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Bids for SO, 1858, 200 pounds of steel will be
asked by New York for the Manhattan bridge.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will build a
S., DOC. 600 church and rectory in New York,
TO further its terminal plans.
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In response to delegation that called upon
him, assuring him of their loyalty to the throne
and asking for continuation Of the war, the
Car said-"Perhaps God is Furnishing us for
having sinned.' The sword has failed and
the Car is turning to higher power, and in
the words of David says-"For | will not trust
in my bow, neither shall my sword save me. y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22

Bernard Carter, the noted lawyer, was II
years old on July 20, and Cardinal Gibbons
viii reach the same age today, July y. The
Sun remarks that both are still vigorous. Up
in Carroll people at Il are just in their prime.
They don't begin to live until they reach the
Osler chloroform age, aud are not counted
old until after they are octogeuarians. Octo-
genariaus are frequently met on the streets of
Westminster, and some of them are still at
tending to business.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22

In loving tvHsmor4poe o. our beloved Ather
PErra CoTER who di~i July -, 1904
10 the xrMveYard sogi.y sleeping.
where TIE Covers Eeaily wASr'
Ess TIE one We loved - dearly,
In his lonsiy. Aslent grave.
f,ua yeAs has CONS aud gone,
<iare We Eere f0rced 10 part.
Bns linss and space cAunot ef2ec
nv usSanasy from onr kcarts
az Ms pAu0hrKks IDA ANp ANA.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-22

Six persons were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed the Depot Hotel, at Wabasha,
Mimi, last Tuesday.