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The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Special Notices.

The ladies of Sandy Mount NJ. p. Church
will hold a lawn social at f. A. Brighiwel's,
Friday evening, September Is, for the benefit
OF The church. Admission 10 cents. Re
freshments served tree. The public are cor
daily invited.
Rev +. C. Gallaher, pastor Of the King
sley NJ. Z. Church. Cumberland. Md, will
preach in Centenary NJ. +. Church, Westmin-
sler. on Sunday next, September 10, at 1896
Il. M. aud 7.30 p. IN.
Unontown, Lutheran Charge. - Harvest
Home Service at Baust Church Sunday, Sep
tember 10, at 10 a. m. aud Winters Church
the 18th, at 10 a. m.
There will be grand Harvest Home ser
vice at Zion NJ. p. Church. on Deer Park
charge, on Sunday. September II, at 10 a.
M and 2.3O p. M. aud grand Harvest Home
service at Deer Park NJ. p. Church, at Small,
wood, on Sunday, October l. These services
will be well worth going long way to attend;
don't forget to come.
St. Benjamin's Reformed Sunday school
will hold celebration in Mrs. Elijah Wagon
ers grove Saturday, September l6. Music;
several speakers have been invited to be pres
ent.
St. Paus Reformed Church-Sunday
school at $50 a. IN. Worship at 10. 80 a, IN.
and 7.l5 p. IN. c. s. Slagle, Pastor.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
MclrpSc liens.

SsrrgvEER 6.-Rey. Nr Meizsar preached
"a q layg- eoucaurse 81 people hcfr last sun
Jsg evening, choosing io5 bis text Thy ~nri
j. pe feet.
4 lsrge band OF Gypsies sith handsome
sag,',s, aud belonging. passed through here
.a-. sunday evening.
iHe death Of Oliver j. Hoover removed from
uaI midst a great saferer aud one ~ho Was
v,ry ps,ieuL Seven years ago he was strickea
wih rheumatism and for the past three wears
hr Was closely confined 10 his room aud bed
as be vas almost helpless lie said 80 your
correspondent a short time before bis death
iii | had been told years ago that | must 90
through what | have aud am going through
nov. | would have said Il Gauuul. bat one
does Dot know what be can do until the test
eomes. HIS funeral on Wednesday OF last
week was one OF the largest ever held a. Bach
man : church.
Lightning struck a horse belonging 10 sam
baukeri. near here, killing u instantly aud also
destroyed n straw stack, neither was insured.
Some fine specimens OF potatoes we're lett
al Milier's store by Edward Fuhrman. some
OF which weighed over two pounds each.
Lam. +. Miller. the proprietor of Hanover
Cycle House, visited New York city parts Of
Maine, aud the White Mountains, IA New
Hampshire, this week
The proceeds at Vents Union Sunday
school celebration on August 18Th. after paying
all expenses was Sl5.67.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Maryland Affairs.

Lillian Burr. coiored, II years old. charged
/ with attempting 10 poison Mrs. Ella Reedy, at
/ Annapolis, Is IN Jail to await the ac,iou OF the
/ grand jury.
/ Harry Stoulemyer. who was crushed by be-
/ ing caught between the tender OF threshing
1 engine and a thresher. Monday evening, died
/ at Boyds, Montgomery county, Tuesday night
/ as result Of the accident.
/ Francis b. Stevens, who married Miss Adele
| HorwiE, OF Baltimore, 10 ls9S, committed SUI
/ eide by shooting himself With pistol At his
( home, Westbury, Long Island, y. Y, on We'd
uesdav. Financial troubles are said 10 have
I been the cause.
I The farm Of late Samuel Hofacker, near
/ New Freedom, Baltimore county. containing
! PSI acres, has been purchased by +. +. Me
I Cleary, the former proprietor the laie Locust
( Vale Stock Farm st fOwson. The purchase
I price wss 5000, or S25 an acre.
/ John Dcrmack aud Henry Taylor. calorcd
man. were horrihly burned a, Spauo~s Point
iron mills, las, Sunday, By the premature DIS
charge Of a iarnsce. Both men Sere taken to
e hospital. DermAck died shortly aiier his
arrival. and TSyior cannot recover
Louis siumpf, aged ~ years, u Druid H,n
ayeaae, Baltimore, was kilied n the plant Of
toe Brush Electric laghi Company. Moua-
meni aud Constitution streets, Wednesday by
being caught in = belt Of a dynamo aud hurled
10 the door with sach force that hls neck.
skull and one Of his legs we're fractured.
Robbers on FRIDAY nigh, Of last week broke
into the yu-tofiice building at Big Pool, Mash
iuston county, ble~ open the safe and stole
$50 - "a small change, and individual notes
agsr-gaIlng sjo4. payable 70 William b. Hull.
T postmaster Al Big Pool. After securing their
booIy the robbers made their escape.
Henry l.. FayanX. the alleged defaalfiuE
assistant manager Of the Saivailon Army, who
disappeared frum Baltimore last May, has
t.eu arrested IN Dayton. OHIO. AAsr Eayaux
disappeared from Baltimore last NAY 81 ex-
animation II has accounts showed ita, be had
rmheEEled S5-1, The detectives ascrriAlnrd
that ~hlie he Appeared lo take great Interest
bee thr grhFsaas sork Of tbs organization be
bad been betting oa horse racez.
large barn an3 8 aumbey Of oufhuiliIugs
ou lhr estate oi ib~ late Thomas Shi.iis, near
S4nnyb brook ingh district Baltimore coansv
ueta destroyed by hrs ,As, TUESDAY morning
The fsru IS rented bg } y. McC.gnz and bss
grain crop, hay crop. lot 81 harness. ayr.
cultural imp.vnrais Ani rlgbG vehicles wrru
destroyed A carriage house. cos stable.
Ftanzry and iuo'hou-s. kesilrs ihs bzru, w~rp
destroyed. no live ssoyk lost Mr hcClarE
hzA ~ insurance. asd bis loss Is hrayy.
William II Nsscaaa~r. ~ yeArs II azs. cut
h.s throat slih : razor "Wednesday mnFaIHg In
the b4shruoal Il the Commercial Hotel tn
Bu1rsbaru. Washington county, and as iu q
pferariaas condition. IT, bad ngsssr-j ihs jag
lar yeia shau b. si4slsr3 bis lasvx,. hu, be
urarif b',d 60 l-AIh. Aig~r sargtcai atteniiuu
hc rrEsssed consciousness and TreokoJz-sl the
pAssig3za, bai declined tJ say 10Y be- made
to- Eisraapg 81 hls life. lie SERVED l~o terms
af rnitstueat iH OBJ" regular array and -
FAINTER br trade.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Pine Hill Items.

SEPTENBER Corn cutting is at hand and
our boys must use shoes with high heels
if they want To reach above the ears.
Cornelius Gobrecht aud wife aud Howard
Myers and wife visited Vim. Frountelier, near
Blacks Sehoolhouse, last Sunday.
Pine Grove public school opened last Mon.
day. Miss Ham, Of Liulestown, Pa, is the
teacher.
The womens aid society meeting at Uriah
Markle's Tuesday evening was well attended
Benefits of the society go 10 L. b. Church,
at Bart's.
c. II. Knipple, wife and daughter Ruth, OF
Silver Run, were guests at J. ID. Sholl's last
Sunday
Pine Grove Sunday School meets Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock.
John Sholl and wife. of Silver Run Valley,
were in Hanover on Tuesday.
John I. Miller aud Washington 7. King
have purchased of Charles Dutterer, Littles-
town, ihreshing outfit, clover huller and
corn husker.
Josiah Utz. of near Duncan's Mill, died
last Friday evening and was inferred al st. Bar
tholomew' Church on Monday morning. His
age was "a years. 10 months aud day. Rev.
J. A. Meizgar officiated.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
New Advertisements.

School Supplies, New Specials in House.
hold Goods, 100 Store Boxes for Sale-T. W.
Maiher 4 Sons, Westminster aud Manchester.
To the School Teachers Of Carroll County
and Their Friends-The Miller Bros. Co. ;
Popular Cash Stores, Westminster.
Trustees Sale of Very Valuable Farm
Guy W. Steele. Thomas A. Murray, Francis
Neal Parke, Trustees.
Four Quart Bottles of Fine Old Maryland
Rye Free-Nerve Distilling Co., Baltimore.
Shoes, Hats and Gents Furnishings-Wm.
c. Devilbiss, Westminster.
Notice to Taxpayers-Oscar d. Gilbert,
Mayor.
Registration of Voters The Election Super.
visors.
Small Farm at Public Sale-John j. Dut'
row.
Horses and Mules-H. A. Smith, Hanover,
Pa.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postohice.
Public Sale-Edward I. Houck.
Legal Notices
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
DIED.

No charge tor Marriages and DeGtss Obiaar1ss and
Verses cents q tlait.
on September 4, 1905, near Westminster, Nd,
Mary Agnes, aged ! year, . months and II days.
only daughter of William and Helena Rothenburger.
our darling baby has left us all alone;
our home is sad; there is no place there we do not
miss our bright baby.
Mama, thy gentle voice is calling;
Weep not for me, for | am gone TO prepare place
for thee.
To Papa: Forget me If you can,
For at rest ever shall be Agness.
To Charles and Leo Loved in life
Aud faithful unto death BY HER PARENTS
In sad but loving remembrance of our darling
brother, George Edgar StOner, who died September
3. 1904.
No more his cheerful smiles we see,
Nor hear his welcome voice,
That always in our troubled hours,
Would make our hearts rejoice
Some may think we soon forgot him,
And our wounded hearts are healed,
But they little know the sorrow,
That is in our hearts concealed.
BY HIS PARENTS Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES NJ. SToNER.
Dear George you are not dead tous
But bright star unseen,
We hold that you are ever near
Though death iutrudes between.
Nobly at his post he stood,
Our brother. fond and true:
Loved by all his friends well
And kind to all he knew.
BY HIS SISTERS AND BROTHERS MAE, GRACE, JAMES
CLARENCE AND wN. sToNER,
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
X. OF P. DISTRICT MEETING.
Large Number Of Delegates and State Of
ficerS PreSent-The Three Degrees Con-
ferred-Banquet, Etc.

The first district meeting of the order of
Knights of Pythias in Maryland was held IN
Castle Hall, this city, on the AFTERNOON and
evening of September 6. Carroll, Baltimore,
Frederick and Montgomery counties comprise
the third district. and delegates were present
from all of the II lodges of the district. The
morning hours were given to reception to
grand lodge officers and delegates.
The afternoon session was called to order
by District Deputy Theodore A. Kaufman,
of Charity Lodge, No. SO, of this city. Au
invocation was offered by kt. Rev. Edgar /.
Read, of Union Bridge, and B. f. Grouse, of
this city, delivered an address of welcome.
Addresses were made by G. NJ. at A. John f.
Thomas, G. K of R. and S. James White.
house, of Baltimore, and by DR.. j. W. Herring,
of this city.
The most interesting session of the meeting
was held at night, when the rank of Page was
conferred upon class of 60 candidates, and
work in the second and third degrees was also
exemplifed by the degree team.
AT the close of the lodge session banquet
was given in Odd Fellows Hall, AT which be-
tween $50 and 300 knights we're present. DR..
J. w. Herring was toast master, and responses
were made by Grand Chancellor Reno ).
Harp, H. Dorsey Etchison, Mayor Q. d. Gil
bert, and others.
An orchestra, under the direction of Prof
George F. Morelock, rendered selections at
all the sessions.
The following persons composed the several
committees
Executive CoNNITTEE.- A. hautf-
man, Chairman; s. C. Stoner. Geo. A. Miller
John II. Miten, James II. Cassell, VIM. NJ.
Eckard, Dr. Jesse S. Myers. No. s.; Robt
s. Mckinney, No. SO; Albert Weber, No.
107; John Beiteker, No. 50; Arthur A. Haines,
No 1873; Jacob H. Schmidt, No. %; ID. NJ.
Wright. No. i22; E. NJ. Day, No. l09; John
7. Young. No. III; Frank Wilson, No. l3l;
Charles Wheeler, No. "a; John Utermahlen,
No. 1872; J. G. Murphy, No. l2S; Arthur
Chenowith, No. 81.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE j. Reese.
Chairman; J. II. Fuss. John G. Skunk, Benz.
F. Dorsey, Frank z. Miller, VIM. c. Devil
bliss. VIM. N. Keefer. DIR. Charles r. Foulz,
H. ii. Harbaugb, George r. Gruubine. W.
H. Davis, George f. Morelock. Denton Gehr,
Milton Chew, George H. Armaeost, Charles
f. Herring.
REFREsHNEST CoNNITTEE.-John b, Say
lor. Chairman; William R. Anders, W. L.
Brown. Vim. Z. Sullivan. J. Walter Grum-
b:ne. Frederick Himler, Chas Himler, James
ID. Mitchell, Chas. H. Mackley, Herbert A.
Morgan, J. Albert Mitten, James NJ. Stoner,
Milton A. Sullivan. W. Frank Thomas, Harry
Z. Thomson, Joseph 5. Witter.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
MiIler's liens.

SEPTEMBER 7.-Rey. W. II. Washinger,
presiding elder of Harrisburg, Pa, preached
a fine sermon here last Sunday.
The German Baptisls of Black Rock, Pa,
will hold service in the schoolhouse near here,
next Sunday at 10 a. m.
Miss Emma Hoffacker is spending ten days
among relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Hilda Miller is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Bowers. of Westminster.
There will be festival here Saturday after
noon aud evening.
Miss Maggie Miller is entertaining her friend
Miss Margaret Crowther, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hare, of Baltimore
spent last Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Hare.
Mr.. Lewis Scrip. of Baltimore, visited his
parents here. last Monday.
VIM. Bender has returned from Baltimore
Hospital much improved.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss
Cora Zepp and Mr.. VIM. Miller.
Miss Helen Seipp, of Hanover, is visiting
relatives here.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Bees Rob a Store.

LANCASTER. Pa, September 4 THE store OF
Henry II. Hershey, grocer, WAS robbed during
the night OF large stock of honey. the thieves
being swarm Of bees. The instinct shown
was remarkable.
Entrance to the large show window ia which
the honey ia combs was displayed was effected
through small opening between the lower
sash and the glass, and the bees must have
have worked all night, for they cleaned every
comb. A lew OF The robbers were STILL on
hand when the store was opened for trade.
II is believed a stray bee discovered the rich
treasure and led the others to the spot, and
they probably came a considerable distance.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
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a. S.n,nn,l..r s 81, uitss-ss the marriage III
NJ -, sauybfrr Of NJ. aud Nrs. Wm.
Sbriv.r. oC wsstmsns,er, Aad Mr.. Joseph
William Sebpeii.r.. of P,ttshar,. Pa. 500 II
NJ h II Schneider. Of Fort Warnc, Iadi
ana TIE mas aud ceremony wAs by Rev.
Ieseph Il. Cassidy. the pastor. AsSl.srd by Rev
Father McAdaus, af near Sykssville.
Mrs. G,orgr A. Clarke. og N-s YORK. xas
nnfron 81 hgnog. John I. Sbyivrr, OF this
80 lr,,,l,.- ~ a.. bri5.. "a. best man. The
- -. E;,sr Iv.,,, J n t,r-rs Thomns
Shr;v.r bf,.fb,.r If tl. l,rs h., II T. fillmore:
Rat 1 smith NJ pitt,agrs Pa " Frank
rt.,,.. ~ We.tmiast-r. .nd ] stewart
sbr,y.r. OF Ptttsburr. Pa, brother of The
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GAAhha -Asa1ff.
Miss Ndie'ie AhDoii. ~ Iaial'ses'' NHa
Charles Gambler, OF hrrha"icsrt''t. ~'''r
married n The parsonage OF Cagfutlon titcan
M T. Church Wednesday ercutag. August
50. hy the pastor, Rev. Richard ii. n tiili
The only siiuess was the pastor safe Iae
marriage proved quite surprise 'o ihe friends
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Letter 10 F c sharrer
Westminster, Maryland

Dear Sir There are two sorts Of furniture.
You know both; for you sell EN- both. One
sort looks better than it IS, and the other Is
better than Il locks. There isat any other
sort.
The same, two sorts Of paint, no morei and
wr make 'em boih--we make tons OF stut
that isn't worth It's freight. Belongs TO the
business-hAye to. Belongs to your business
you have TO.
But this is aside We put into cans, with
our name on. the very best paint there IS II
the world Deyoe lead and zinc Ii takes
fewer gallons than mixed paints, and it wear
twice as long as lead .and-oil.
Mr c . Brown. Columbia, ) G, painted hi'
house with Devoe lead and zinc. The painter
on seeing the quantity sent TO the house, saia
there wasn Z enough. There were ten gallons
lett, when the job was done.
Yours truly
Is + " DyoE d Co
p. S.--Geo. ". YeiSer. Union Mills, sells on
paint.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Union Mills liens,

AUGUsr s.-Ausrn Du,row has purchased
the John Stouesifer farm, near Stonersyille,
consisting of 220 acres, for $4,000 and will
take possession Of 1t next spring. Mr.. Dat.
row is prosperous farmer AS well good
citizen aud will be missed ia this vicinity.
George Steward has been confined To the
bed for past week with very sore foot
Miss Elsie Leisler. of Pleasant Valley, Wis
tied friends here recently.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hoffman Fuss, of Weslmin
ster. spent last Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Emma Yingling. OF Baltimore, and
Miss Josephine Fuss, of Westminster, are
guests of Emma Burgoon this week.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Storm Damage Greater Than First
Reported.

Urea. y. Y. September 3. 5.-Reporis are
coming in from soaae OF the villages in Chen
ango aud Otseg0 counties which indicate that
lhe food oi Sunday evening was much more
extensive ,haa was first reported. la IL or 10
Townships probably not Tar from 100 highway
bridges have been swept away. Sotne OF these
were large aud expensive structures Not a
single bridge remains on the UuAdlla Valley
Railroad. running from BridgeSSEzT 10 Nes
Berlin. Much ofihe road bed has been washed
away; il wiil be months before the line will be
again ia running order. II is impossible for
the rural free delivery nessIugsTs 10 make their
ROUTES IA scores ut places. Losses running
from SIS. coo 20 SlO0. OO0 in small villages IN
the eastern part Of Ch-nango aud Western
Otseg0 are reported.
Il Is expected that the Biaghamlon aud
Utica branch Of the Delaware, l.aCkAwsnua
and Western Railroad will be opened by to
night. The Ontario and Western probably
Will resume traffic by tomorrow.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Weather Record Tor the Week.

September 2-mercury 6S at a. IN. and 90
Dat p. IN; very heavy rain between and 3
a. IN; almost continuous rain from a. m.
until IL p. IN. September 3-mercury 6S at
a. IN. and 81 at = p. m. showery, followed
by fair weather. September 4-mercury 6S
at Z Il. m. and 79 at , p. M; very heavy
showers, followed by fair weather. September
5-mercury 81 al a. IN. aud 10 at p. m.
fair and blusery. September 6-mercnry 50
at Il. IN. and Y at ? p. m.; partly cloudy.
September 7-nercury So at a. IN. and "
at , p. M; fair. September S-mercury 60
at 7 a. NJ. and "A at p. m. fair.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09

The Misses Cauthorn, of Mount Showdown,
Howard county, entertained some friends at
lawn tennis on Friday afternoon, August 81.
A number Of sets were hotly contested be
tween Father Auchstatter and DIR. c. w.
Heffenger, of Sykesville, in singles, and Miss
Caroline Hewitt, Miss Belle Williams and the
Messrs. Cauthorn in doubles.
The court is located on the high grounds
between Hoods Mills and Gather, and over
looks the winding Patapsco and b. q .. X. X;
DIR. Heffenger and some friends are invited
TO witness the Catonsville c. c. tennis tourney
this week.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.
MRS. WILHELM.

MRS. WILHELM.
Mrs. Rachel Wilhelm, aged 62 years. died
suddenly at her home, S3S North Fulton
avenue, Baltimore, Nd, September ,, from
the effects of stroke of apoplexy. She was
born near Hampstead, Carroll county, and
went to Baltimore number of years ago
Mrs. Wilhelm is survived by her husband
Richard Wilhelm, two sons Messrs. Harry
f. and John r. Wilhelm, and three daughters
Misses Della v, Katie b. and Birdie vii
helm. The funeral took place Monday morn
ing nj 9 O'Clock. The services at the house
were conducted by Rev. Charles Pate, pastor
of West Baltimore Station Methodist Episco
pal Church. The body was taken 10 Hamp
stead, where the services were conducted by
Rev. Joseph Wilson. Interment was in the
cemetery of the Hampstead Methodist Epis
copal Church.
MISS HAM.
Miss Mary Ann Ham, aged SO years,
month and Is days. died at the residence o.
Mrs. Harry Myers in Middleburg, this county
on August 81. After services at the house OF
September ,, the body was taken to Ganey
town and inferred in the Reformed Church
cemetery. She is survived by the following
sisters-Mrs David Mackley, Middleburg
Mrs. James Mackley, Thurmont, Md, and
Mrs. George Bollinger, Spring Grove. Pa.
SMITH.
John Smith, aged about 60 years, died on
September 6, from heart disease at BalG
more hospital. He is survived by wife, who
is a sister of Mr. Columbus ElSerode. Mr.
Smith had been at the hospital for severa
months, and seemed to be improving. Hi,
funeral will take place at Wesley Chapel
today, Saturday, at 10 a, IN. The funeral
will be IN charge OF Door-to Virtue Lodge OF
Aasons of Westminster
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Boiled to Death.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, September 6.--Miss Fannie
Wickes aged - years of Washington, d. c.. died in
this city today from the effects of falling into II
boiling spring in the Yellowstone National Park
several days ago In company with other Eastern
tourists Miss Wick es was making tour of the park,
and while viewing the geyser stepped backward in
an effort to dodge the binding spray of the spouter
and fell into hot spring in which the water was
fairly bubbling. Her body was literally cooked
from the waist down, and death ensued after a
period of intense agony.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
WANTS.
Advertisements under this head one Cent word

Advertisements under this head one Cent word.
Resident Manager Wanted. John NJ.
Grove Go. desire an active representative IN
Carroll county for their line of goods. See
adv in this issue. Liberal contract to person
who can produce results. John NJ. Grove
Co. 1917 +. Chase street, Baltimore, Nd.
Organizer Wanted Want a capable man
or woman to organize new Walker Clubs of
Ten in Westminster and vicinity; no selling;
straight SALARY. We manufacture import
1870 household necessities such as Soaps, Teas.
Coffee. Spices, Baking Powder, Toilet Arti,
eles, Pharmaceutical Preparations, etc, and
sell our goods direct TO families, and give sal-
liable premiums free. Give age, reference,
experience aud other particulars. Address
W. a H. Walker, Pittsburg, Pa. Founded
1887.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Bears Invade Duluth.

DULUTH. MINI, Sept. S.-The bear season opened
in Duluth yesterday. when two made their appear
nee in the city streets. Four more appeared To-
day. Three were shot and one captured.
Mrs. ". H. sanford saw haif-grown bear climb
in, telephone pole in front Of her home and shot
the animal from her porch. Arnold Eager, boy
made a cub captive in yard. His sister aided IN
The capture. c. A. Waldrih OF the Duluth Heights
shot full grown bear aud cub near his pig pen
The bears were all well inside the city limits aud
two were on the edge OF the residence district II
is supposed that they attracted by bee hives.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Didn't Want Colored Neighbors.

HAGERsrowN, Mp, Sept. 5.-A dwelling
house owned by the Greek Hill Dunkard
Church. situate about one mile from Gear
toss, Washington county, was torn down and
completely demolished by unidentified parties
last night. The house stood near the church
aud had not been occupied for about year
1t was in a bad state of repair. 1t was report
ed that colored family from the mountain
was about to move into the dwelling house,
and that persons living in the vicinity, object
ing to the presence of colored people as neigh
bors, tore down the house TO prevent its oc-
cupancy by the negroes. =
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
Pigs Seven Feet High.

BERKELEY. Cal, sept. 5.-Pigs and peccaries as
big as cows camel like quadrnpeds aud the famous
three-to toed horse aud described by the geological
department of the University of California IN "A
bulletin telling of the expedition into the bad
lands" the John Day region in Eastern Oregon.
Among the fossils found was the "elotherium,
or giant hog, monster mammal nearly ten feet
long aud six or seven feet high.
Three-fourths OF the remains of animals found are
of the peculiar hoofed beasts named "Oreodons, "
part deer aud part hog These varied in size from
that OF a dog To that of a small COW.
The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-09
RIOTS IN JAPAN
Tho Populaoe Dissatisfied With
Terms of Peace.

n5ssati.faction over the terms ot peace with
Russsa has resulted in excitement and noting
IN Tokso. The MikAdo hss been urged not Co
rA,iiy the 'd.sxraevful aud humilialins peace.
Rioting began on Wednesday, And has been
partly directed against foreigners. y, n.
Hartman, pressdenI Of shs Southern Paelhe
Railroad. aud several other Americans ~ere
stoned on The streets, and as 4 Precaaslon
soldiers guard the United States Legation
nightly.
The mohs have harned ten Christian
churches and the official residence Of the home
minister. Several persons have been killed
Aad more than ive hundred injured, including
ahou, one hundred policeman.