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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-04-01
t,ERTIIIzER AND SEED OATS
COAT REDUCED IN PRICE.

The Lumber, Coal and Supply Company.
of Westminster, in conformity wiih the redae
ton Of 80 cents per ton tor Anthracite Coal
at the mines for April shipments, has reduced
lis selling price to correspond with said redue-
ton. Al this reduced price, il will justify az
early placing OF orders with the above Com
pahy, aud all orders received ~ill be care
ially filled.
april 81 GEO. W. STAIR. Manager
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On Wednesday the new Japanese loan Of
$780, 600 600 at AZ per cent was more than
ten times over subscribed in this country and
London In New York, Baltimore, Chicago
aud San Francisco the rush for the bonds was
nnnrecedented.
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10 sd. bug loving remembrance % nay mother. D
y EUNEtEs who dirsi one YEAR ago March 81.
isaL fovri Ia lie. Ia dealh remembered.
One ycar has past Oh. hsE mis- her
FrSanas maj shluk the wound i hea bfSi
Rat they do uot guou the ssrruu
That ls4-z within CFF hearts ruurrz lei De-
ny MEa nAUGHTEE. Y q p
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Married in Chilly Water.

MIDKIFF, W. Va, March 2s.-For the past
three weeks religious revival has stirred the
neighborhood around Six Mile Greek, in
Lincoln county. Never in the history of the
county has the excitement been so intense.
Miss Dora Hatfield and John Silbee, who were
converted at the same time. decided to be
immersed and married while standing in the
water.
Their decision went out all over the county,
and, after services last night, an immense
crowd gathered to witness the novel ceremony.
Mr.. Harbour led the couple into the chilly
waters up to their waists, and the marriage
ceremony was performed.
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GEO. 0. BRILLIANT, Attorney.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VERY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In Franklin District, Carroll County, Nd

Under and by virtue of decree of the Cir.
cult Court for Carroll county, sitting in Equi'
ty, passed in cause No. ABA, on the 2Stb day
of March, A. D., 1905, the undersigned trus-
tees will offer at public sale on the hereinafter
described premises, on
TUESDAY, the 25th day of APRIL, 1905,
at l. 80 O. clock, p m, all the following pieces
or parcels of land, situated in Franklin Dis
trict, Carroll county, Maryland:
First-All that piece or parcel of land con-
tanning about
So ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
situated near BARS Enterprise Schoolhouse,
on the public road, leading from Westminster
to Mt. Airy, about one mile from Denning's
Postotfice, aud adjoining the lands of John
Sellman, John Duvall and others. This prop
erty is improved with a 2-story
Frame Dwelling House, Barn SaA-A
and other necessary buildings, -
aud has on it a never failing E
spring of pure water, fine orchard, etc.
This property has some excellent Oak and
Chestnut Timber on it.
Second-All that piece or parcel of land
containing about
10 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated along the public road leading from
Westminster to Mt. Airy, near BARS Enter
prise Schoolhouse and adjoining the lands of
Frank Huffman, John Duvall and others.
This is the same land that the late John
Thomas Haines, deceased, obtained by deed
from Jos NJ. Parke, ct al. trustees, Andrew
Bair. William Farver and Peter Engle, exec
utors. aud others, which deeds are duly re-
corded among the Land Records for Carroll
COUNTY. All of the land is in a high state Of
cultivation and produces abundantly. Both
of these properties are well worth the aiten-
ton Of investors and home. seekers.
Terms -Oue-third Of the purchase money
to be paid to the trustees on the day of sale,
or upon the ratification thereof; and the residue
in two equal payments, of one and two years
from day Of sale. with interest theretrom, to be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser or puT.
chssers. with satisfactory security; or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser or purchasers.
ELLSWORTH Z. LOWELL,
WILLIAM Y. FRIZZELI.,
!. EZRA STEM.
apr Is Trustees.
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MAHANeY, CITY. Pa, March S0.-JosePh
Rogist, 25 years old, committed suicide at his
home, in Mahanoy Plane, near here, last
night by blowing himself to pieces with dyna-
mite. He went into the yard of bis home
and, placing stick of dynamite in his cloth
ing, exploded it. His body was blown to
fragments.
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Special Notices.

Rev. II. l.. EIderdce, President of the
Theological Seminary, will ofiiciate at Cen
tenary NJ. +. Church on Sunday, April ,, at
10 20 a m
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D. POWELL.

osers bis servicss in Cutting. Making aoa
Fiuins Carpets and Repairing Furniture; also
ia Hanxax Curtains and Pogtiers.
Residence. Sss East Green street,
anil So Westminster, Nd
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HORSEMEN AND FARMERS,
ATTENTION.
CLOSING OUT SALRd Harness, &c

Having concluded TO move to Unionville.
Nd, my former home. will sell the follow
ing stock at reduced prices:
20 sets of Single Harness, $3.50 to $500.
4 sets Of Double Harness, $3.50 to $26. so.
rs Robes aud Horse Blankets, 81 to $3.50.
so Buggy and Wagon Whips, l0c to $3.50.
10 team Brides, CSC to $l.50.
% pair Front Traces, SOC TO $1.00.
100 team Collars, soc to $3.50.
10 Riding Saddles, $500 to $I2.75.
9 Ladies Side Saddles, $500 to $500.
10 Buggy and team Fly Nets, ST to $500.
Axle Grease and Harness Soap, Curry
Combs and Brushes, Harness Oils and Bride
Bits.
All persons having Harness in the shop are
requested to call for it on or before April 8,
as it will be occupied by another tenant after
that date.
@. I. LINDSAY,
mar25 Westminster, Md.
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DUBLIC SALE.

Intending disposing of my real estate in
Westminster, | will sell on the premises, at
the Railroad Depot, in Westminster, Md. on
SATURDAY., 18Th OF APRIL, 1905,
at O'Clock, p. IN, my valuable
LUMBER YARD PROPERTY,
located on Green street, minutes walk from
Main street. This property has been in use
constantly as a Lumber aud Coal Yard for 40
years and a successful business in that line is
being conducted at the present time. This
property affords to any one desiring either
business opportunity or investment a rare
chance fronting as it does over 600 feet on
the main line of the Western Maryland Rail.
road, $50 feet on Green street and lis feet on
George street. The switches and trestle work
on this property have been estimated by an
expert railroad man, TO cost about 81, 900.
This with a large Barn and new and complete
Hennery, large Weaiherboard
ed Building, size 45xl40, now AzaSh
used and leased TO the Schaeffer 80
Fertilizer Co., at annual
rental of $500 a wear, large coal receiving
shed, size 30x $50, with one of the most com
plete double office buildings in the City of
Westminster. With the improvements con-
templated for the Western Maryland Railroad
under its new and present management the
sale of this valuable property, containing
about
THREE ACRES of LAND, MORE or LESS,
is the most valuable railroad property that has
been offered for sale for years in this vicinity
and its possible value in the not distant
future should strongly appeal to business men
or investors.
Terms to suit purchasers.
aprl.3t CHARLES c. G0RSUCH.
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Russia and Japan are said to have asked
President Roosevelt to act as mediator.
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~An

Nv
Pair II bioeSy Males, good work eAA~Ss~
en- and DRIVERS. 10 years old, guaranteed
,oand: one a sae leader. Also HOUSE asd
LOT. J. ". UpRSLER.
apri.8ts Carrullgon. Nj.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26

Five destroyed the roof OF the barn
at Villa Maria Academy yesterday
afternoon, and IL seems little short
Of marvellous that the entire barn
and It's contents was not consumed.
The origin OF the fire Is not known,
but when II was discovered, Mr..
Will Hudson and young man en-
ployed on the place went valiently
TO work, together with the heroic
ladies Of the community who carried
water 10 the men, and the flames
were extinguished before reaching
the feed stuffs stored in the lower
part OF the building. Mr.Will Hud-
son and his family occupied the up
per story OF the building and lost
clothing aud household effects. The
Mother Superior and several other
ladies OF the community are In Gal
weston and the number 10 aid was
thus decimAted. But for the fact
that the fire burned slowly and the
workers fought the flames desperate
ly the loss would have been heavy.
During the struggle with the flames
parties passing along the road
stopped aud lent valuable assistance.
Read Wagner 4 Brandon's Clear
ing Sale al IN this paper and note
the value. getting, INCORPORATING op
portunities 1t presents. POI
Don't wear your old suit the bal
ance If the summer when you car
get new one at almost half price
at Parks 4 Waldrop's 2O2
Parks 4 WAldrop's Clothing Sale
| includes all this seasons styles IN
| Alfred Benjamin * Co.'S high grade
erev worsted suits. 202
Mrs. A. NJ. Peters of Hondo city
arrived yesterday 20 visit VIM.
Andrews and family OF Harvey, aud
other relatives.
r. f. Jolly and sou. Marion Jolly,
arrived from Callahan county yes
terday, called here by the illness OF
Bill Jolly.
. Our Cut Price Clearing Sale is
still on and will continue through
the week. Don't miss IL. Wagner
q Brandon. Dl
Mrs. J. Allen Myers and little sons
left for Chicago yesterday. They
were accompanied to Fort Worth by
Mr.. Myers.
Bell Chatham has been transfers. d
from Mexia 10 Marlin as Telegraph
operator, and Is spending few days
At home.
Parks q Waldrop are clearing out
their entire stock OF Spring and
Summer suits at great reductions In
prices. az
Boys and young mems spring aud
summer suits at almost half price
during Parks 4 Waldrop's clothing
sale. D2
when we write AFC or Red Seal
Bingham at I IL. we mean IL. You
can see the brand. Wagner 4 Bran
don. @Ol
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26

The Eagle takes pleasure In call
ing attention 10 the announcement
that the Edge Dry Goods Co, after
failing 10 find In Texas a better loca-
ton, will remain IN Bryan. OF the
fact that no better location exists
we felt sure from the beginning. II
il a testimonial 10 Bryan and a mat
ter OF satisfaction that we are not
10 lose this excellent firm.
Having rented the Cole building
recently occupied by Crenshaw and
Priddy. for the next ten days ! offer
my entire stock OF feed, grain etc,
at greatly reduced prices. You can
save money by buying now. Phone
25i. &c. Harder a 60. i99
Miss Maggie McDougald received
from BRENNAN yesterday beautiful
fawn. which escaped from the
ward at her home. DR.. McDOugald
offers liberal reward for the re-
covery Of the animal.
Mrs. J. w. Doremus and Mrs. Ed
Hoffman returned from Mineral
| Wells Tuesday night and Mrs. Dore-
mus was called to Tishomingo, i. t.,
Yesterday on account Of the serious
illness OF her sister.
The order OF the Eastern Star will
hold an Important meeting at the
Masonic lodge room az 1 o'clock
this afternoon, and full attendance
Of the members is earnestly desired.
Mrs. j. G. Williams will serve
cream and cake at her home We'd
nesday 26th, from 10 ; o'clock, for
the benefit Of the Baptist church.
All are cordially invited. lss
Guy Board aud Miss Irene Board
left yesterday marning for san An
tonic where the latter will visit Mrs.
\. c. Hoyle, and Guy will attend a
business college.
B.P. Wilson invites your patron
age for all kinds of first class fresh
meats aud market products. Konec'
cny stand, city market building
Telephone Isl. diOo-f
Al. Holiday, formerly Of Brazos
County, and now resident OF Budar
Texas, was here yesterday. Mr..
Holiday will likely move TO Amaril-
| 10.
Don't miss the splendid Opportu'
nifty 20 get new summer suit al
almost half price during Parks 4
waldrops clothing sale. 22
Misses Eula and Ola Foster and
Georgia Gary Of Montgomery arriv'
ed yesterday 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs
| &. l.. Henry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26

This week at Wagner d Brandon's
80 inch long cloth ..............,. Ooc
~ l-2c white lawn ..... $1,000. Oec
i5c white lawn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tic
25c white lawn 49,. .......... lbc
i0l
Attention Is called 10 the quarterly
statement Of the expenditures Of the
city Of Bryan published on last page.
Mrs. T. S. Climer aud children.
after a visit 10 Il. ID. DeHart and
family, returned to Mart yesterday.
A. II. wilkins and wife OF Dallas
are among the Farmers Congress
visitors registered In Bryan.
Prof. ]. l.. Pritchett aud son Of
Huntsville are guests OF Mrs. h. w.
South. sister Of Prof. Pritchett.
Mrs. Matte Smith has returned TO
Kilgore, Texas. after a visit 90 Mrs.
Bergman and family.
George Griffin. who has been with
a Jacksonville paper some months,
Is az home for visit.
Mrs. Z. :. Tilson Of Houston is in
the city visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Parker.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. q. Lomax Of
WaxahAchie are guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. f.. Il. LomaN.
Mrs f.. u. Brogdon and Miss Fam
ME Lou BrogdOn arrived yesterday
from Houston.
Mr. and Mrs r l.. Hall OF Trinity
are visiting W. ;. Martin aud family
near Bryan.
Mrs. +. Harrie and children Of
Houston arrived yesterday on a visit
20 relatives.
All Toe. ~ 10 and i5c figured lawn
selling this week for &c AZ Wagner 4
Brandon's. lOl
Miss Maggie McDougald has return
ed after visit In Navasota and
Brennan.
Rohde Reynolds returned 10
Franklin yesterday after a visit 20
relatives.
About 10 pieces fancy linen worth
zoe. this week II l-2c. Wagner a
| Brandon. 2ul
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Freeman returned
yesterday after a visit 20 Young
county.
Prof. Minter writes the Eagle that
Mrs. Minter Is seriously IN at Vildo,
Tenn.
Read Fountain X Co.'s BLACK.
board" on second page. Changes
daily. d-i
There are no better values OF
we'd have them. Wagner a Bran
/ don. Dl
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Brown have
returned from visit 20 Montgom'
cry.
Give your money a chance 10 show
what II eau do. Wagner a Brandon
iOi
You will find prices exactly a.
quoted at Wagner 4 Brandons. 10
August Prinzel and wife Of Kurter
were IN the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Odom Of Austin is th'
guest Of Mrs. j. II Allen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
sAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Cut Price Ssle-wagner a Bran Bran
don's.
RIG. Tabor visited Calvert yester-
day.
Mrs. nc. Robinson is visiting In
Austin.
Miss Annie bearing is visiting in
Dallas.
MISS Maggie Dawson is visitidg In
Dallas.
John f. Astin IL visiting at Me-
Kinney.
W. Wilson Jr. visited Waco
J yesterday
LIB. Reed returned from Houston
yesterday.
Dave Forbes OF Austin was 10 the
city yesterday.
Henry Kurten Of Kurten was in
town yesterday.
bOc figured wash silk 29c az Wag-
ner 4 BrandOns. lol
DR.. II. l.. Fountain visited Gal
weston yesteflh!'
Phone orders always welcome AT
Wagner 4 Brandon's' lOl
Ring 227 for first class shoe repair
ing. Frank Todsro. u
&c. oliver has returned after a
weeks visit IL Caldwell.
Bertrand Connolly left yesterday
10 visit In Hubbard city
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoffman return
ed to BRENNAN yesterday.
Alex Ewing was in from the
Brazos bottom yesterday
Warren aud Beb Haygood were in
town yesterday afternoon.
Willie Hortman arrived yesterday
from Huntsville on visit.
Miss Ruby Martin returned yos'
terday from visit 10 Hondo.
Wanted-Dirt close 20 town for
>. filling IN purposes. Phone 8eS
Mrs. V. G. Marek and children re-.
, turned from BRENNAN yesterday.
\ Cut Price Sale continues all this
week at Wagner a Brandon's. POI
The Eagle regrets TO chronicle the
illness Of Mrs. w. y. Shines baby.
SIR. aud Mrs. Leonard EcDonald
Of Macy were In the city yesterday
Don't price our goods after buying
elsewhere. 10 will make you feel
bad. Wagner & brandon. 2Ol
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
WILL REMAIN IN BRYAN.
The Edge Dry Goods Company So De-
eides After Failing to Find
Better Location.

The following letter and sub
Aned statement will be found self
Explanatory, and the Eagle is glad
indeed of the conclusion reached;
Tyler, Tex, July 22, 1905.
Edge Dry Goods Co., Bryan.
Dear Brothers: After looking
this country over will say that IL
will be impossible for you 10 get
business house in any good town
in this country; as your business is
so far ahead Of last year, and you
say it is getting better all the
time, / would think il would be to
your interest TO stay where you
are. Your brother,
Geo. NJ. Edge.
Having decided not 10 move our
stock Of dry goods from Bryan,
we want 10 thank our customers
and friends for their liberal pat.
ronage during our removal sale.
In the future we promise to sell
you more goods for your money
than any house in Bryan.
We are here to stay and will
show you by the low prices that
we give you that We appreciate
what you have done for US, and
while in Bryan make our store
your headquarters. We are al.
ways glad 10 see you.
Yours to please,
Edge Dry Goods Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
Not A Director.

Kansas City. July 25.-on July ~
the Associated Press sent out dis
patch naming "a. c. warner OF New
York as one % the directors OF the
failed City National bank This state
ment was erroneous. Mr.. Warner was
not at that time and never had been a
director OF the bank referred TO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
On. KilIsd. 1u.lve injured.

ST. Petersburg. July 25.-The gov
ernment's advices say one man was
killed and twelve seriously injured dur
ing the riotinE at Nizhni Novogoroa.
A renewal OF the disorder II feared
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS.

Fire. Life, Accident, Health, aud
Live Stock. Insurance In the best
companies on earth, and at the low
est rates. We make our own rates.
2O2 T. II. Bate 4 Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
EXTENT OF DISASTER.
Fifty Eight Dead. Forty-siS Wounded
and One Missing.

San Diego. Cal. July 25.-Summary
Of the Remington disaster is: Fifty
four Identified dead. four unidentihed
dead. forty-six wounded. one missing.
ninety upinjured. Later the names 90
the four unidentified were ascertained.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
SELL US YOUR LIFE INSURANCE
POLICY.

We will pay you more money than
the companies do for their own pol
icies. 1ontine and deferred dividend
policies preferred. See us for par
tlculArs. T. II. Bate * Co. A2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-26
OGDEN NO MORE.
Distinguished Louisisnian Expires Sud
denly at His Home.

Shreveport. July 25.-Former Con-
gresham II. W. ogden Of this district
died suddenly at his home near Benton
IN Bossler parish. Deceased was sixty
ave years OF age. was twice congress
man from this district. for years
member Of the state Legislature and
speaker Of the house Of representative
Three daughters and one son survive
him
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-08
.
1#l PLEASED
500 SEED WHEAT ,.s.
<E TRAIN IS POPULAR
Farmers Learn 1t Is Nota Scheme to
Peddie Seed But a Great Movement
To Assist Them In Developing the
1 Country. y

a LidgerWood, n D., March S--The
500 seed wheat special reached here at
noon. There were $50 people present
at the meeting at Oaks last night and
large crowds attended the meetings at
all stops along the line ri,.s forenoon.
at LidgsrWood there was a most en-
tlliisiastic attendance and $50 repre-.
sentative farmers weIc here, to learn
all they could about seed wheat. The
farmers are greatly pleased to learn
the train is not being sent out iii the
interests Of some seed grain establish-
ment to peddle seed A number Of the
farmers ars bringing in samples Of seed
wheat TO. be tested. The officials Of.
the 500 road are delighted with the
popular reception rendered the move
ment everywhere and fee, literally re-
paid for their enterprise. Y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-08
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR
MEDICAL COLLEGE AT u.

Grand Forks. N. D., March S.-A reg
.ular meeting Of the board of trustees
of the university was held yesterday
with President George E. Towle, Will
liam Budge and H.. A. Shirley present.
Considerable business was disposed of,
i'll addition to discussing the question
of salaries. The board decided to in
west in new dynamo and engine at a
cost of probably $4,000. With the OPEN
ing of the university next September a
new medical department will be added,
the course provided being the first two
years of regular medical course, the
two years being given credit: by the larg-
.er medical colleges of the country. Dr..
Archie Mcdonald. who win graduate
from the Johns Hopkins Medical Uni
versity in June, was elected an instruc-
tor in this department., over which Prof.
M. A. Brai1non. will preside. DR.. Nc
Donald will return TO Grand Forks aft
er graduating and will probably practice
in the city. giving only a. portion of
his time to the lectures at the univer-
.sity. The question of converting the
cottage on. the university grounds into
an administration building was discuss
ed at some length, and while nothing
definite was done, it is expected that
this course. viii be followed, providing
for offices for president and secretary in
tho Ternodeied building - - I s=.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-08
CAPTAIN TN REdU AR
ARMY IN DISGRACE

Washington, March 8. Capt. Geo:
Nv. Kirkman, 25th Infantry, who is be-
ing tried by court martial at Fort Mo
brara, Neb,, on charges. of seandalous
conduct to the pr"judice of good Or
der and military discipline, has tender
ed his resignation as an officer Of the
army and the question ofits acceptance
is Under consideration blythe president
and the secretary Of war. The court
engaged in the trial Of Capt. Kirkman
has taken recess until May 10 in or
der to await the receipt of certain evil
dence from the Philippines. In the
meantime additional charges Of SER
.ious character have been preferred
against Captain Kirknan and it is said
to be unlikely that he will be allowed
TO leave the service without punish
5ment. XII
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-08
FOUND SOME !. I. :.
W'OODCHUCKS
THE HOUSE HAS MORE
!. VI. TROUBLE OVER THE CODE
Pair Of Objectionable Clauses Caused
an Extended Debate During the
Morning Session The Senate Pass
ed the Bin to Kill, orr Cigarettes. 81

st. Paul, March 8.-The senate iii
committee Of the whole today recon-
nle,aded for passage a bill forbidding
the sale, gift or having in possession
cigarettes or the smakings" OF them.
Action was taken after much discussion
The house got as far as chapter 90 Of
the code when il struck silags, One
was the provision for giving street rail-
ways the right to condemn property in
cities and the other was the provision
giving the railroad and warehouse CONF
mission the right to suspend a long and
a short haul clause Both provoked de-.
bate which was stopped BY the noon
recess. ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-08
PITTsBURG BENCH SHOW.

Pittsburg, Pa, March {. with a
record breaking entry list, both as re-
CARDS numbers and high class. the am
'ntal bench show Of the Duquesne Ken
mel Club opened today in Old City
Hall. The exhibits number several
hundred and include almost every spec
les known to tha dog fancier. Nearly
all of the aristocratic CANNES that have
been carrying off the blue ribbons OF
the BENCH show circuit this season ar.
Included among the exhibits. Especial
ly well represented are the Dalmatians,
collies and sPomeraiiians. Black ail1
tan terriers, toy poodles, Blenheir
spaniels and the other varieties Of lap
dogs are also numerous and Of a high
class. The Judging and award Of prizes
began today and will continue until
the show closes Saturday night.