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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
y PENALTY FOR
1RDER COMMITTED
TEN YEARS AGO

rS9pTIie r9Tie To The Tribune.
ID, nin, March 5.-Jack Mac.
'rt aIlaS "One-armed Jack" .
csesen hanged for tho mur .
'soIge Stevenson. January
I IaS.. S.eVenson ana MacLouelI-
prin.e ehllsted in the sixty
ssr,aG serhnSc OF Wales regiment.
.r'sd whilst they We're sta
4 A. ,Llchiicld, and went 30 .
NV 'ca' In February. 1891,
concerned with other
fafion stack on Pretoria rail
4 non. n' They were suspectad
ssri'ae, and detectives fol-
%eca', INTO Il train. MacI ,oush-
llsss ina, he would be ar
ssinpe from the train az IL
A %, the Jumpers mine, and
VI .ue ihe others were cnps
NJ Inc trial. Stevenson
me-, evidence and made
d H. duplicating MacL Lough-
3opt,,'aa ,'at,er disappeared. but
hnrs hn iater killed Stevenson
~. Last June he was az.
IT, ustralia and taken back
8 afsina' Throughout his trial
a'ned that 1t was a cas- ' nT
Hin n.entlty. but ihc lurv
no deau,tS and he was sen
NFfi-l<s..,.--,..,...
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
British Aeroplane Price List.

Special 10 The Jribun".
LONDON, March 5.-Tbe first British
aeroplane price list has just been issued
In twenty years it viii probably be re-
Garded as a curiosity. The chief prices
are Monopaue, with 3-cylinder S0-horse-
power engine G+5O. monopl5ne. with
i-rylindcr j0-horSepower engine. G1T5.
biplano with Humber i-cyliudcr 90
horsepower engine, -GilQ0. In ordc. to
facilitate acroplanc business by post. TIC
prlco list includes an ordcr-ahcCt Tor lhs
Intending purchaser 10 Ill iR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Hague Arbitration Tribunal.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
TIE HAGUE, March 5.-'rhe first
meeting OF The Hague arbitration tri-
bunal. to which has been referred points
at issue between Great Britain and the
United States with regard to the New
foundland fisheries, has been fixed foi
June |.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

of Ireland. Al the meeting Lord Lon
dondcrry referred with pleasure TO the
fact that all creeds and classes we're
represented in the movement This Is
the source of its strength and the prom
ise of its continued SUCCESS.
To Revive Tobacco Growing.
The attempts which are being made to
revive tobacco growing in Ireland arc so
far mainly experimental. But the re-
suits obtained have been, on the whole.
SO satisfactory as 10 Justify the hope that
tobacco may soon become regular crop
ON many Irish farms IN suitable loca!l J.
ties, in the Journal OF the d9parLment M OF
far as possible. the experiments In to-
bacco growing Of last year. The re-
turns for the 1909 crops are not ye,
they are likely to prove satisfactory For
one thing, il may be noted that while
the experiments under the direct super
vision Of the department were conducted
at the same centers and upon the same
areas as in 1908, three OF the expert
menters took advantage Of the provisions
OF the finance act OF 1908, permitting The
general cultivation OF tobacco III ireland
and between them grew . total OF thirty
acres of tobacco. The weather conditions
last year arc described as normal, out
those of 1908 rains being more frequent
during the planting out period ana less
during harvest time. The coming sea"
son, however. was cold ana inade nrn5
moro necessary for All tobaceos. Gacl!
g'o ~ 'Dh ~ LIZ --Hi'--'''' -
workers are becoming more e%perlenoeo'
and better results, other things being
equal should be obtained.
Tho death is announced of Mrs. a. d.
Comyn OF Ballluderry. county Galway.
wife Of 4. u. Comyn, lord commissioner,
and granddaughter OF Daniel OConneil.
the Irish "liberator."
Seize Workhouse
Closely resembling a page Of fiction Is
| a story which comes from SCHULZ. county
| Cork. A bailih. with company Of po-
| licemeu. seized a workhouse on the au-
thority OF A decree obtained by con-
tractor for money due. The barifs
seized the clerks office ana the books
| therein. and also the furniture in the
board room. Having held The place for
some hours. he retired after receiving a
| guarantee given by the clerk. that the
amount due would be paid on demand,
Quite n comic-opera sort Of strike is
| threatened at Portadowa. one or the chief
centcrs OF tho Irish linen trade outside
| Belfast, 3 short time ago the lincn NOR
| chants agreed To adopt a suggestion made
by a local medical man on behalf Of
| the sick folk of the town 10 reduce the
number OF factory horns for The purpose
| OF summonine workers 10 the mills. Ac-
| cording 10 the arrangement entered into
| only two horns were to be used ono at
| each end OF tho town, and all clocks
were 10 be set by one central authority.
! The decision aroused considerable indi.; -
nation among the workers and the opgr-
ativcs in the spinning mills refused lU
| resume work until the horn was blown,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Origin of Fat Boy.

The story surrounding the origin or the
fat boy is told by W. j. Roberts in Some
Old London Memories" Facing east"
he writes. lis "a gilt figure of very fat
boy. naked save for the conventional
vine-leaf. II WIS on This spot, then
known as Fyo corner, that the great fire
ceased in one direction, Superstitious
folk seized on the curious coincidence
that the Ore originated at Pudding lane
and terminated at Pye corner as being
a divine warming against the sin of glut-
tony. They. therefore. erected this over
gorged youngster, painted him in colors.
and inscribed beneath: This. boy is IN
memory put up Of the late fire OF Lon
don, occasicned by the sin OF sluttoay,
1866. -
The building is to bc demolished in con-
nsct,on with the Improvement which the
CITY corporation proposes TO carry out ut
West 5mithlield. The fat boy. together
with some old mural paintings in the bar
and other relics, will It. is hoped. lind
resting place IN the Guildhall museum.
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finally closed its doors and will shortly
pass into the hands OF the house break
ers An Inscription let into the wall OF
the tavern facing Cock lane proclaims
that This is Pye corner, where the great
fire OF London ended after burning night
and day from the md 10 The 10th Of Sep
ienlhnT lbGS. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Wedding Record Broken.

a thousand weddings in one city in
one day should come near breaking the
was slightly, In excess OF this number in
Vienna on the Sunday before Lent. The
reason for this is that marriages are
prohibited during Lent in the austrian
capital and this great number OF young
couples decided they simply could not
wait the forty days for the consumma-
ticn OF their, happiness. In one OF the
poorer quarters twenty couples were
married simultaneously,
First Great-Grandchild.
The first great grandchlld OF the ia
nous Field Marshal RadetZl<y was born
few days ago. being the first child of
Count Joseph Radctzky Won RadetZ, who
married Countess Therese Won Wrbna
historical procession held in Vienna two
years ago, Count Joseph personified his
father. the field marshal.
Believed He Was Monarch.
It is reported from Budapest that l50-
600 fiTe-kronen pieces have been called
In by the kormozer mint. TO be remelted,
owing 10 the fact that the engraVer
had placed his own name beneath the
efiigy OF the sovereign instead of the
monarch's Initials. The name had been
Impressed in such small characters that
II was not noticed until the coins had
been issued. The man was under the
delusion that he was the monarch, and
shortly afterward. owing to an acute at
tack OF INSANITY, WAS SelIl 10 dl asylum
Smooth Snugglers.
Ingenuity in smuggling is not dead. as
seven men just arrested at BregenZ have
shown. The railway station master had
been warned that seven .smugglers OF
Geneva had left that town in the Ge-
neya-Munich express and that they had
large quantity Of saccharln in their
possession. When the express arrived
at Bregenz the station master had q
coach, containing the seven travellers,
uncoupled and detained for examination.
After an exhaustive search the officials
failed TO find any contraband, and were
about to apologize to the seven for their
detention when one customs inspector
accidentally kicked hot water pipe. and
the secret was revealed, All the hot
water pipes in the carriage were in
duplicate, differing In no detail as to
leugth, breadth and color but ono set
was of metal and the other set was OF
papier- -mache containing Saccharln.
which is about nine times as expensive
In AusIrla q In Switzerland
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Prospect Of Tariff War.

The prospects Of i tarim war between
France and the United states IS causing
,,nye ar loss worry in commercial circles
France does not want . tariff war and
il President Taft is in q position 10
make concessions 10 conditions IN France
there Is no doubt a satisfactory arrange
nent VIII be made. TIE present cham
her Of deputies adjourns sine die in a
fortnight or so, and the new chamber is
nIrcteJ i'm Nav II Washington shares q
dioro.ition 10 rush matters faster than
the French government Is able TO 80, tho
rearlt may bc disastrous. Ii is hoped
and believed here that this VIII not DC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
KEEN INTEREST IS
shown IN ROMANCE
Dearest Wish of the Austrian
People May Be
Fulfilled.
BY EMIL ANDRAS SSY.
TO The Tribune.

GptClii Cdplc 10 l ne tribune.
VIENNA, March vienna is taking
a keen interest in royal romance
which may result in a erandchild OF the
aged Emperor Francis Joseph coming
In due time to the throne OF Austria
Hungary. The principals in this ro-
nance are the Archduke Charles Francis
Joseph, heir presumptive to the throne,
and the young Archduchess Elizabeth
Frances, known Familiarity in the imperial
family aS Ella. Her mother was the
archduchess Maria Naleria. the youngest
and favorlte daughter of the emperor.
The Archduchess Ella is thought to re-
semblc closely the late Empress Eliza
beth. after whom she Is named. Con-
trary to the original arrangements at
the recent court ball. the archduchcss' s
partner was the Archdullc Charles Fran
els Joseph. The news Of this spread
rapidly. and IL is thought TO portend
that the Austrian peoples dearest wish
may be fulfilled. The archduchcss is is
and the archduke 23 They are said TO
he devotedy In love with each other. and
the emperor is said TO strongly favor the
ma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Lady Lieutenant.
lrlsh-Made Products,

,report presented to the second an
neesii!s OF The Belfast Industrial
pMent association WAS of a. most
tsnIs character. Some letters re-
tloth nianutacturers are quoted in
2o,t. IL rs quite obvious from
uhe report states, that Belfast
iy good market for Irish-made
Y so ions as those products arc
~ qu2llty and handled in A busi-
rashlo2. a friendly intercoin-
III IS kept up with the other
- 8assoclaoonS IN various uarts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Workman Roasted Alive.

A workman named Fronheim, employed
al foundry belonging TO the Soclete
Alsacienne. at Belfort. met with tragic
death recently. He had gone into q room
used for drying mouds and. feeling en-
I0ustcS by his labor. fell asleep. Mean
while a fellow workman came along and
closed the door without perccivlnG From
helm Then he lit the tirc, Next day.
a,lny mon went 10 take out the moulds,
,hev discovered Fronheim literally roast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

Of Ireland. AZ the meeting Lord Lon
dondcrry referred with pleasure 10 the
fact that all creeds and classes were
represented in the movement. This Is
the source of its strength and the prom
jse ,,T its continued SUCCESS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Woman Sentenced to Death.

For the first time since 1891 a woman
has been sentenced 30 death in Par,s.
she is young woman, Kosella Bosch
and is TO die for The murder OF nine
crime was discovered in the apartment
in which Gerunaine Bichon. lived, owing
to a drop OF blood penetrating ths floor
ing and dropping onto the hand OF a
n,sito,, ennDloyGd i'm a cafe underneath the
apartment. The woman Bosch had OBJ
t5ined entrance to the apartment while
C.ermaine Bichou was alone ana, alter
kIniue her with . hammer, had stolen
yybaL little money the girl possessed. The
murderess then left quietly by the front
door. blt was arrested The next day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Old Landmark to Go.

The Fortune OF War, at Pyc corner
West Smithreld It. G.. an old city inn
having associations with the great fire
OF London and famous for the rcmarka-
bic figure or Gilded fal boy ON the side
OF the building facing Gll,spur street. has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Would Purchase Votes.

France may not be as far advanced in
some lines IN the sulfTasctte movement
as America and England. bit at a recent
meeting OF sufiragettes here Il suggestion
was made by Mime. Anclerc, calculated to
make her American and English sisters
sit up and take notice, Mime, Anclarc
suggested that at the approaching cleo
ton the suffrag cites should endeuvor TO
buy votes at from two 10 fve francs (iO
cents to 81 each, as, she says, the mon
do. Mime. Lipnlan indignantly rePudl@t-
ed the idea OF purchasing coDscleuCcs,
but a. great majority seem TO favor the
corruption system. What the authorities
will say IL an attempt is made to put the
scheme into operation remains TO be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

Observation-Disclosures
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-23
2ofaleS.
WIIcTIfI.

Ser 8eridt iiber Die i,dotiiden
Steuern fir oas Siscaliabr, tueldjes
am 81. Mai 1910 e11oete, louroe am
Wittmo6 abenb Dem itaotiiden @u-
bitor ourd Sen Staot=&oueftor gille=
main iibergeben. gr mar oLr1 lie
b%erbaufung Der arbeiten in Der
8oaeftors=Sffic peripatet, fomnlt
aber INNER nod CUR 3eit, llll in betl
Sabresberiht oes Mapors ont gl,0e
SUM- aufgpnommen gu meroell. Ser
8eri6t liefert aleroings fein se=
raues Bib Der gelnmmten
@innobmen, 90 piele Steuern
i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 crit
nod benz 1. Sum- e%intrafen. Iltois
tor 8eae iast, ooB nit oieien Git
nabme11 fein 3meifel berri6t, bob
ale 9epiaieungen beg Budgets eir-
gebolten nerben fonnen. &le eiltee=
lanfenen Steuern perteilem fi6 alf
Die beridieoenen Sor1os, mie fplgt:
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anipruhsloie Sraren iino
INNER anipreheno.
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b%eierblut rerleuenet ii6 nidt, wean
feline 5ano aa8u loder miro. Mber
oaB er ni6t i'm itorbe lit, iiG aus
ieiner Sdlaffbeit empor5ureiBerL,
oaB er ni6ts = lidts nelter lit
als ein meidlider @enuBntcnid, bos
bat MIDI Die ib ielber eiile taiige
Notur bin, oft ge1tl1e CUR @er6lpeif=
lung ge6ra6t. l1no iibrigens Dos
lit ia ni6t o0es.... bic Menid)e1t
itno perldieoen : au6 Dos G0tte i6
ertragen.
Sic brod ob, bri6 nit Oct 5ano
ilber lire Stirn ulto iagte tlonglos:
SD lpeiB, ooB er nit ieiner 8elieb-
ten in Geneoig it,"
Sorro fubr ouf. uAber bas tit
ia emporenol" itieB er berDor.
vGieaeibt beurteilt man Ste @sfo=
paoe anorerieits miloer," elttgcgenete
2ilion. sd ielblt babe i'm an=
fanelid piel per5ieben. CT lang
tpeilte ii6 bier; id riet ibnl, auf Ell
paar Gage nod Berlin 5u fabren.
9as maroe CUR @~epobnbeit; 8oris
folgte ,no Monte Carlo. 9o3mti6e1
Gueen MIR Die groBen Sagber ill
@%otternegg. 9onn begonlt CT ii6er
feline @eiunobeit 5a floeelt. Gr fiji
tie iid nerbos, epig miioe rlio obge-
ipannt; ober i6 claude nldjt, bcB
er forperli6 leioeno lit. ST III lur
cine ungliifielige 0atrr = urb,
mas oos S6limmite lit: es bat ibm
INNER ON Selbit5udt gefebft."
u9os lit es," fiel Sorro Elm; uoie
ltrenge &ono feblte, Die er brauGte.
Sci Der Soltloitgfeit iell1es aa=
rafters uno Ser 3erfobren6eit iet-
nes @eiens bdtte es er5lcberii6er
@nergie beourft, oos Cute III linn
gu meden uno aus5ubauen. Gs
id i6aoe Inn golfo; i6 babe in ser
Sat eebofft, BOB Die gbe lin giin-
itig beeinfll1iien miirbe."
.2ieber Sarro, ein FOLDER @in-
fluB lift immer mn unter Dem Gut
pfinoen gegenieitiger Mhtulig mog=
li6."
n@os beibt oas, 2ilion2 = @ast
es 8olfo -"
sic bob oie Sono, Inn feincr ro-
iden Srose por5ubeugen. SOB"
lagte iie, i'd mil nid)t flagea. :.
gs bat mat6e baBli6e S3ene gege-
ben. 9a BIN i6 ltid eemoroclL mo
er ging oGein ieiner @e9e. Sos
fommt Dor = BET ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
limo au6 BET 2iebeseben. @5 fam
poriibereeben. Man miro atter, man
tobt iid aus. 8u iieblt ID bin
gang beritanoig. SD bofie nidt
piel, ober i6 per5meifle aud
nidt. l1e5er Sen groBen Summer
bin i6 binGus. Sd bobe mei1l
Sinh nttb meme Mrbeit = Sic fiinell
nlein 2eben aus. -"
(Gortiebmno folot.)
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Soften Sen a6nin i'm Sauie.

v@ir batten ben 80nig bon alfen
2%arirmitteln i'm &auie --9r. Sings
0ep 2ife 8ias uno iie baden lid als
ein Segen fir uniere gauge 7samitie
erpieien," idreibt SAUL D}atulfo IN
Buffalo, 81. 3. Si9eres Miitel BEL
aaen Woeen, 2eber uno Nierenlei
ben. Nitr 25c BET onen 9ruggiiten.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabrcm bon W1iGio-
men bon Miittern beim 3a9nen if
rer &inoer nit u6llisem Griols &C.
braudt moroen. IS berubigt oos
Sinh, ertpeidt oas 3abnfleli9, lin
bert alle S6meren, furiert 8ine-
Golic unb lit Die bette Mr5llei gegen
9iarrboe. Son alien 9r,,agilEell
in ieoem Sell Ser @elt berfauft.
Seio ii6er uno berlangt vWtrs.
8insloms SOOTHING Sprup" ulih
nebmt ni6ts @uoeres. 25 Gts. sic
Slaide.
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user iid NIT @liidli6en fre4al
fam, lit ielber gliiflid.
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3ut,t ,peiken 3DB'l.

@artenmirtidoft un6 &e5taura.
@orsiiglihe Slide, allsge5eidt
nete @etrdnfe. Mufmerfiame 8ebie.
lung. @arme uno falte Speiien 81
ieoer Soges5eit.
Ybilipp geikler, gieentiimcr.
Wiiiion Coop, nabe 8ere's MiiDle
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Sas Seras @nnocr

BELT oae 0ieren, 9IoTet nnh rDeu-
matii6e 2eioen; BEL oIen 9rilggiIien
ODER 2 monatlide 8ebonolung per
Golt fir 81. Or. 6. SO. Sn1. 299G
Slioe Str, ct. 2ouis, 800. S6retbt
fir 3eugniiie.
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@emntlidl.

8erteioiger: SD muB Sic 0a-
rouf aufmerfialn MAIDEN, Dab lid)
oas 8efpi6t Der Iusiagen Sbrer Sc
laltungs5ellgen INNER iHeI)r per,
itarft.~
@erbreder: o3o, 90 ipolten mir
nur tidJtie 5uiummerlbaIten, SEER
Su5ti5ratl"
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= @oonep 90. gpars> elm iunger
Mann bon ungef0br 30 Sabren,
pur6e in Ser Nabe oes @o6nbauies
ieines Snfels Conrad 9pars, bier
Weilen bon Columbus eelegcll, pocl
Wlik erinloaen.
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Grnennung. Gem 3abnor5t
Srieorid Miiaer lit nad 5nanoigidt-
riger eriprieBlider Broris Scr Sitel
o3~obnitdtsrot" perlieben moroen.
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RaNiealbeilane
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s&ipa@e. nerb5te gerfonen, sepIaet bon Soft.
FnngSioItetett nro t6le9ten 1rdumen, erfA1p.
fsnoen MustIiiiiert, Wruft., 4itden. itn6 aopt.
f4merpen. SaerausfaIt, a~bnabme bes 1eb5rs
uito 8eft9tS. @atarrbl Maeenbrnden, Stublber
ltopfIne. weiiotefett, Grr0ten, Btttern, Serbflop.
zen, Bruftneiienmung, aeueftIf9feit unb 4riib.
Inn e%rfabren aus Dem uSustnbireanb", pts
etntn6, fhneH mnb btiltg allie iinnatHrlt.
den Serlnite nnh anbere 0plgcn jnsenS.
Itdter Wertrrnnscn srilnblt1 seletlt uni
bale Vefnnhbett unb Sru6inn pteser.
trianst ruerben tsnnen. - BanS neues
Sstinerfa9ren. Sober fein eisner arst.-
ntsiss spseSores1tIt$ iTterelante uro 1ebr.
bon lung ynb alt, mann uab Grau, eeIefef
tpereen foIlts, fnrr eeeeu GtnfeHoune bon s5
bon BET
Rripatz& linii, 1876. Nuenue
HEM Bnrk. IT. %.
Wan ertpdbne bic Freie Brefe !. 9eras.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-09-17
Elkton Improvement Association

The September meeting OF the Elk
ton Improvement Association was
held i'll Council Hail OH Monday
evening. The roll was called. and
the minutes OF the August meeting
were read and approved. The COM
mtitee on Bylaws reported the fol-
lowing changes which were adopted
viz: That any white male resident
or property owner oi the town of
Eikton or its vicinity NAV become a
member upon payment Of dues, etc.
That proposed changes in the Bylaws
must be submitted in writn" and sign
ed by at least FIVE members and be
voted on at the next stated meeting
or one specially called which to be ef-
tective must be approved by vote OF
two-thrds OF the members. The
Committees on Scope and Scheme
OF the Associations Work. on Health.
Sewerage System and Streets report
cd progress, but were not ready with
full reports which W. s. Evans, Esq,
urged they should have ready for the
October meeting. County Roads En-
gineer w. d. Hines. who was pres
eut, said he was at the service OF the
Committee on Sewerage at any time
to discuss the matter OF a plat of the
town and the probable cost thereof.
DIR. II. A. Mitchell, President OF Coun
ell rcportc! asking Superintendent
Whitney OF the Maryland Division,
p, B. & W. K r.. To have train 81
leaving Philadelphia at S.25 p. III. stop
al ElktuL. and read letter in which
It was stated that the Company could
not comply with the request On mo-
ton ni Carroll Edgar it was resolved
that Il petition already prepared be
signed by the officers and members ri
the Association renewing Or Nit
chcli'S request. and presented to Sup
erintendcnt Whitney. DR.. w 7 Nor
rison called attention to the need OF
night watchman, chiefly in case OF
fires. and the matter was referred to a
Committee on Public Safety, appoint
ed on his motion Adjourned
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-09-17
STATE TAX IS fI6H
Collector Brown Charges Tke Csyesnsr
With Exhavasapce

Since the city officials have been
investigated and the Governor IS IN
vestigating the Police Department. /
think that il would be good .idea
for Governor Crothers to investigate
the expenditures of the State from tie
Executive chamber down. said for
mer Governor Frank Brown At the
City Hall Yesterday Mr.. Brown
believes that there is too much ex-
trayagance in the present administra-
ton.
Why" said the former Governor,
should the State taxes be raised from
10 cents to 22 cents in one year? This
is TERRIFIC increase Suppose the
taxes Of the city Of Baltimore should
be increased 80 per cent. in single.
year, wouldn't the people raise howl
Yet the Administration has Increased
the State tax rate this much in yeAr.
Il call this rate war taxes, and yet
few people have raised their voices
against it. Excepting the period inn
mediately following the war, don't
remember the State taxes being so
high. What are the ecople getting
from it' Who can see any change?
About $6ooo,ooo is to be spent for
good roads and about $1,000. 900 Of
this sum has been expended but who
can point out any good roads?
About 100000 must be appropriat-
ed each year to support the Public
Service Commission Already this
commission has been in existence for
about three months, and what has it
done to show for the $4,000 OF the
States money expended? How have
the people benefited? The entire
administration has been extravagant.
Instead of investigating the police,
the extravagances in the various State
departments should be looked into,
and the money of the taxnowfrs saved
Even in the Executive chamber itself
there has been wanton extravaganza.
The next session OF the Legislature
should get to work and reduce these
abnormal expenses and make the State
tax rate normal"