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DEMOCRAT--MONDAY, JULY 28. 1913 SEVENTH PAGE 3, H. Wilson bill providing for guar antees for trees. GOVERNOR SIGNS REP. PALMER FLARES Bigger bill extending to corporation! CktayMt Horn Fumlahcra In America not for1 profit right to deal in stock or other corporations.

INDIFFERENCES THE GREATEST BAR TO W. H. Wilson bills punishing per- WOMEN'S LABOR BILL BACK AT ACCUSERS oni who tamper with or take away part, of flr. alarm, and elevators, on CAMETS HALF PRICE AND LESS tne ground that penalties are too vers and act too drastls. Appropriation to Allentown Cafrae.

hill designating termini! and authorizing laying out of roadi Strongly Denies That Effort WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE with vingl. terminus on a publlo high way. Hospital Out From 55 to 35 Thousand. is Being Made to Organize System. Be gey bill creating -commissioner of Some Slightly Used Some Discontinued Patterns Some Cut Rolls lighting In boroughs, not needed.

McNlchol hill providing compensa HARRISBURO. July The Pub tion for taking of water supplies by lie Service Commission 'bill abolishing At Its meeting In Harrishurg Wed municipalities from companies, new nesday laat the Democratic State the present State Railroad Commls slon and creating in its place a Pub publlo service commission can regit late the matter. committee adopted these resolutions Text of Resolutions. lie Service Commission for seve Dewitt bill allowing solicitors for members, was approved by Governor "To the people of the Stat, of Penn NATIQNAJLBISCUIT COMPANY GRAHAM CRACKERS are baked in a way that keeps in all the nourishment that brings out the natural sweetness of the wheat and produces a most delicious flavor kept sweet and fresh in the moisture-proof package. Always look for the famous In-er-seal Trade Mark.

10c county treasurers in counties havl.g between 300,000 and 1,000,000 popula Maje Lajd) Uned Tener yesterday. The new commission sylvania: succeeds the railroad commission a tion. Th. enactment of a State-wld. once.

The commissioners will reeeiv Aar a Mills bill providing for expenses of primary law has c-nferred new re By Alice Stone Blaekwell. It la often ald that when the majority of women want the ballot, they will get It. Kvery Improvement In the condition of women thus far has been secured not hy a general demand from the majority of women, but by the arguments, entreaties and "continual coming" of a persistent few. In each, case the advocates of progress have bad to contend not merely with the conservatism of men, but with the Indifference of women, and often with the active opposition of some of them. When the Oxford examinations were thrown open to women, the dean of Chichester proclaimed a sermon against it.

He said: "By the sex $10,000 a year and serve ten years, the county commissioners and poor di sponsibilities upon th. Democratic State Committee, State conventions Velvets rectors In discharge of work. first appointments being four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten years. The Beldelman 'bill for chattel mortgages commission will meet semi-monthly, have been aohllshed and the committee has become the mouthpiece of th. on machinery, "pieceemal extension' of existing act.

Sproul bill exempting from In Under the act the commission will have authority to regulate the public party. At Its first meeting slcn. this Important function has been cast on service of all railroad, trolley, gas herltance taxes bequests to charitable institutions, not Justified by State electric, stage line, expreas, baggage It, the committee desires to present to the people of Pennsylvania a brief transfer, pipe line, ferry, bridge, turn statement of the claims of the Demo pike, wharf, heat, water, telegraph, revenue sitaution. Hunter bill relative to convicts es caplng from penitentiary. cratic party for their support.

Past telephone, refrigerating, sewage and at large, certainly, the new curriculum conduct is the best augury of future performances, and the history of th. I municipal corporations and all asso ciatlons, partnerahips, firms and in divlduals in these lines. The commls past year frun'shes more than slon will have authority over rates, You can buy them and pay gradually A Little at a Time Come in and See Them Gately Fitzgerald 806 HAMILTON ST. uate grounds for the belief that th Democratic party is entitled to the SICKNESS MO SUCCESS. Maeanlay Premier Enoll.h Essayist extensions, service and other features public confidence.

of public utilities and may grant per "The Pennsylvania Democracy was 1 not asked for. I have ascertained, hy extended inquiry among gentlewomen, that, with true feminine instinct, they either entirely distrust, or else look with downright disfavor on so -wild an Innovation and Interference with the best traditions of their sex." In Eastern countries, where women are shut up in zenanas and forbidden to walk the streets unveiled, the women themselves are often the mission to a utility company to pass through municipal limits to give better service without obtaining consent Edward Gibbon, author of "The De ont mistaken In the determined and succeasful advocacy of the nomination cline and Fall of the Roman Empire," of Woodrow Wilson. His inaugura- of municipality to be traversed. A was the son of a small consumptive. onri nniv for the extreme oare of toin and the meeting of the first Democratic Congress in years was prompt wit." sevi pi ut the nu.

Rev. A complete system of reports Is- requir ed. SQUIRE DIEFENDERFER DIED AT LEHIGHTON Catherine Powers, his mother's sis A. Bres3 wll ifficlate at the last pad Where companies submit facts abou ly followed by the ltnroduction of the TJndrewood Tariff Bill, and its passage ter. he would have died in infancy.

rites and Interment will be made In He was so weak and ipuny as a child the fan 11 in the Lehighton i. by the House of Representatives. securities the commission may make Investigation and issue a certliicate thereon, but action by the commission t.Ha.t he could not be taken out of There. 1s every promise of its speedy doors, and he became a chronic in adoption by the Senate, and the coun before Issuance is not mandatory APPOINTED CHIEF OF POLICE valid. He was born April 27, 137, strongest upholders of these traditional restrictions, which they have been taught to think to their dignity.

The Chinese lady Is aa proud of her small feet as any American anti-suffragist is of her political die-abilities. Pundlta Ramabai tells us that the idea of education for girls Is Provision Is made for court appeal try will soon be enjoying the advantages of a tariff measure that will at Putney, county or surrey, ungg-land. in an unhealthy neighborhood, from d-ecislons of the commission and it may hold hearings any place in the Richard Scott, of the Colonnade lighten the burdens of the cosnumer Squire F. Dif-fenderfer. of Lehlghton, died Saturday mornins at three o'clock at the home of his ilsus-ter, Mrs.

Frank Sherwood, north Second street, after an illness of several months wi'h hear; trouble and dropsy. He wr.s aged 6.1 1 month and 20 days. He survived by one ion H. am' is daughter, Mrs. Ft Bhcrwod, botn of Lehigh -ion.

The funeral will take place todny, at o'clock from his late home Hotel, South Bethlehem, has aocept and increase the opportunities vif the which contributed to the general ill State. I manufacturer. ness of the family. The commission will have the At ed a position with the Hlale Melt Electric Railway Company, of Pen so unpopular with the majority of Constructive Legislation, Gibbon's father was In fairly com torney General as its counsel and its Argyl, as chief of police and will en Hindoo woman proposes to educate It is an example of constructive forfnhle circumstances, and was for own attorneys, the chief to be paid $7500 per year. The Secretary is to ter upon his duties on Monday, Mr.

legislation, absolutely Indicative of jrresMve Hindoo proposes to educate NEW YORK SUNDAY EXCURSION several years in Parliament, as an op Scott is a former chief of Milton and his little daughter, it is not uncom receive $5000, investigator of accl the spirit with which the party will approach other problems. Our dele Central Park, Rlttersville. ponent of Walpole, but he was seldom in his seat owing to his lung troubles. mon for the women of his family to dents $4000 and marshal $2000. In ad flition the commission will have is Edward was sent to Westminster gation in Congress has taken no small part in furthering the adoption of the staff of employes.

An appropriation of school, but too frail to stand the wear Underwood bill and every inhabitant $400,000 is carried in the general ap of the State, Democrat or Republican. and tear of school life, he was brought home and cared for in the propriation bill for the expenses of is proud that Pennsylvania has taken 5 Round the commission until June 1, 1915. 1 nursery, his aunt teacning mm. tie Appropriations for the Allentown AUGUST 3d Hospital are cut from $55,000 to in national affairs a leadership based, not on Intrigue and extra party alliances, but on capacity and character. The party can well afford to disown RELIEVES PAIIJ Scientific Remedy For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Stiff Neck, Sore Muscles.

Stiff Joints, Neuralgia, Headache, Mosquito Bites, stc. 5,000. entered Magdala College, Oxford, but here too the routine of the place proved too much for his frail body and he had' to be withdrawn. Too sick The appropriation for St. Iuke's Hospital, South Bethlehem, was cut any one who, misled by fancied advantage and self Interest, has repudiated Democratic pledges and from $35,000 to $30,000.

BiMs Signed. jLelnigln Galley even to take exercise he spent most of his time reading, especially history, growing very fond of Bossuet's controversial writings, he astonished his Governor Tener yesterday began his threaten to drown themselves. All this merely shows that human nature is conservative, and that it is fully as conservative in women as in men. The persons who take a strong interest in any reform-are generally few, whether among men or women, and they are habitually regarded with disfavor by most of those whom the proposed reform is to benefit. Before the suffrage movement in England began, but when an agitation had arisen against woman's exclusion from education and the professions, and (if married) from personal and property rights, Mrs.

Taylor, afterwards the wife of John 6tuart Mill, published on the Westminster Review of July, 1851, a noteworthy article, describing the lamentable position of women as regarded civil rights. Mrs. Taylor wrote; "A few words rnust bo said on one plea which In 'The meeting of the State Legisla tank for consideration of bills left family by the declaration of his In with him by the legislature by ap proving and vetoing. ture in January, 1913, was Iookwl for with hope. That the hope has been disappointed and the actuafperform- tention to be come a Catholic.

As The most important of the bills ances lamentably short of the prom signed was that regulating the hours his parents were of the stern school of Calvinism, the sldk boyw sa promptly hurried off to a CalvHnistic school ise, was due to an alliance between and conditions of labor by women. It at Lausanne, in Switzerland, with Republicans, so-called Progressives, and men, calling themselves Demo reduces tho legal working week from fiO to 64 hours and the legal working SHOULD BE EVERY HOUSEHOLD From mil llrugglsle or Nerf from Agent nstructions to turn his mind from TICKETS GOOD ON SPECIAL TRAIN, DATE OF SALE ONLY SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Allentown 6:59 A. M. Gordon Street 6:54 A.M. day from 12 to 10 hours and prohibits hings Catholic, by ridiculing Rom mployment at night in manufacturing crats, who were representatives of the old bi-partisan machine.

The real Democrats In th. Legislature, undeterred by their being a minority, la E. FOUGERA CO, SO Beeknran Street, New anism. He was successfully turned against whatever savored of Catho Mob with una tout Drunlat stahlishments and all females vnder 1. It requires proper Intervals of gilQMJesjULi xwetw.JgXMl UeXJW II1.

1'WWIlt licity and this antagonism manifested itself in his writing later In life. He rest between work periods, midday bored cease'esslj' through the presentation of original bills, and through meal periods or 45 minutes and that amendments, to procure the no female shall be employed more tion to which they were pledged In West 23rd St. 9.50 P.M. Liberty St. 10.00 P.

M. England is made much use of for igivlng an unselfish air to the upholding of selfish privileges, and which, with unreflecting people, passes Returning Leave New York than-six hours without a rest period remained at Lausanne for five years, carrying out an extended cause of historical reading. Here he fell in love with Miss Curchod, daughter of the Democratic State platform. What at least 45 minutes. The bill pro- measure of success was attained, was Ides that In weeks in which a legal for much more than It is worth.

Swiss parstor in whose veins was holiday occurs any female may be em SEE TICKET AGENTS. liioyed during three days or such due to their untiring efforts and conscientious performance of their duty. Their conduct Is proof that only through complete Democratic success, flowing the red tide of bounding health, and Gibbon was not one to Women, it la said, do not desire -what is called their emancipation. On the contrary, they generally disown euch claims when made In their be week for a longer period than is al lowed by the act, but none shall f.ie arouse passion in such a maiden. He was schemlc, slow, morbid, with a in the State, can the people accomplish their desires.

ermltted to work more than two ours over time during any one of and I am glad to know that our party ghastly pallor In his face half, and fall with acharnement upon any one of themselves who identifies herself with the common cause. The "Happy in the record made In State will be officered in this coming cam such three days or more than the ed by long black hair and black-lustre and nation, we commend the actions paign by young men who have their maximum hours per week specified. eyes. He was stoop-shouldered and of our Representatives, in whatever Regulations are made for dress, toi when he walked he Ruffled along as faces to the front, and their tyet) upon the past in the same spirit as men who literary class of women, especially, are ostentatious in disclaiming the capacity, and confidently ask for the Refrigerators Sold at cost to make room for a carload of the Famous Enameled Ranges Repairing and Painting of Tin Roofs at short notice. Estimates furnished for Steam, Vapor, Vacuum and Hot Water Systems, Hot Air Furnaces, Roofing, Spouting, Galvanized Iron and Copper "Work.

let and rest rooms and for ascertain his feet ivere glued to the ground continued and Increasing support of desire for equality, and proclaiming ment of age In employment. All pros nd he was trying to drag them have grown later in life, and as it Is my wish and hope, as I know It is yours. That past differences In our their complete satisfaction with the long- Miss Curchod's lack of sym place which society assigns them pathy preyed on his sensitive nature party may he forgotten in th. com This was a place which the most nd added to his natural gloom. con cause which the future calls us extreme anti-suffragist would today He returned to his ''father's house.

to, I am glad to know that men who regard as intolerable. the pledges of I he party which would clo-ie the mouth of the critics everywhere, and we appointed a committee to prepare legislation in conjunction with members of tile State Houae of Representatives and Senate, which should he adopted hy the legislature as a redemption of the Democratic party's pledge. I say to you right now, if the so-called Progressive party in this State had been willing to join hands with the Progressive Democracy of Pennsylvania in yonder legislature during the past winter, we could have reliev7 ed the people of Pennsylvania from the ills with which every man of us knows she li atnfrei. Tt wa no the Democratic failure. If the recommendations of that Democratic committee, in reference to the Public Utilities legislation, had still suffering.

In 1763 he went to have evinced th. spirit as voiced by Mr. Morri. will be in a position to Taylor added: "Customs hardens human beings to any kind of the inhabitants of the Commonwealth." Mr. Palmer's Speech.

Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the Democratic State Central Committee and my fellow Democrats of Pennsylvania, I thank you for the cordiality of your greeting, which warms the corpuscles of my heart. I have not come here to make any speech, having felt that the only purpose of my visit to Harrishurg at this time must be the mingling with the representa Rome, where he first conceived the Idea of the great work which was to make those words good in the future. degredatlon: and submission 1s in Immortalize hi name. Musing Intim.t.

Confidence. e-ulcated on women from childhood mong the ruins of Rome, "while the I want to say Just a few things of a as tne peculiar attraction ana grace barefooted friars were singing ves- rather intimate nature as one Demo ers In the Tpmple of the of their character." It in a simple historical fact that hougl.t came to him to write "The crat to other Democrats, which I nm sure you will take In the proper spirit. We are, as a party, in the flood tide of ecutions for violations are to be Instituted by the Commission of Labor and Industry or his deputy and upon a conviction the penalties are first offence from $10 to $50 fine: a subsequent offence, from $25 to $200 or by Imprisonment for not more than sixty days or both. The Governor also signed the Zenker "coal dockage-' hill, providing for payment of miners on mineral mined on weight at mouth of mine Instead of weight In the mine. The bill requires a to be made which Is to be the basis of pay.

It contains a provlslo that the act shall not affect any existing contracts nor prevent the making of any contract between the owner or operator of any mine and the miners employed therein as to use method of recording cars mined and of deducting for reverse therein and no penalty provided by the act Is to apply to such owner or operator. The penalty for each violation Is a fine of J. tne majority or women have never tives of the rejuvenat. 1 Democracy of Decline and Fall of the Roman Em August Miller, 112 North Sixth Street. the popular confidence.

There was an pire." He did not begin his task administration in the history of the owever until 1770 when the death Republic which, after only five month. of his father left him his own maa- er. In 1776 appeared the first of service to th. people, had such widespread confidence on th. part of the prat of th people of th.

land a. olume, the first chapters of which wrote eighteen times. Hume and Pennsylvania, which would make it possible for me, as one of your instruments in the work, to be of greater service to you in the future than I have been in the past, but I am glad to accept the opportunity" which your call gives me, to say a word or two to this really magnificent representation of the "I think I ought not to go any further before I voice the regret which I think is within the minds of every been adopted by the committee which prepared the bill, and by the legislature, if the representatives of the so-called Progressive paxty and th. Republican party had not met in one of the old-fashioned by-partisan deals to prepare that legislation, if they had not refused to consider the sugges Robertson, historians. praised it has the administration of President Woodrow Wilson to-day.

He snd the men who have been associated with ighly. Its success was Instantane rebelled, no matter how unfair the conditions on which they have been placed. James Bryce says, in "Transcaucasia and "Nothing strikes a Westerner with more disguEt than the way he sees women treated In Mohammedan countries. It is not so much the enforced seclusion that revolts you as the tacit assumption that women are Inferior creatures altogether, unfit to be companions for man, but rather to be reckoned a link between him and the brutes and treated with little more regard than the latter. That they acquiesce ous.

The Becond and third volumes him In the government's affairs at pepared In 1781, delay due to his Washington have demonstrated to the. aving been called upon by the British tions which we made to them. It would not be true to-day, as It is, that every railroad president in Pennsylvania is American people the sincerity and honesty of purpose of the I.mocra tic from $50 to $100. The object of the bill la that no man present here to-day, at the fact that there being called to places of nartv in th. faithful redemption of Auction shall he made from pay of laughing In his sleeve at the Publics Utilities legislation, legislation which higher service to their and their miners for slate or other refuse loaded every pledge and promts, which the party has mad.

to th. people. We in many of its features was secured with coal at workings. ministry to answer a manifesto which Khe French Court had issued against Great Britain preparatory to war. He was elected to Parliament, but owing to his wretched health, and partly because his mind was set on his iherculean task of writing the history of old Rome, he took little Inter country has deprived us In the Stat, of Pennsylvania and the organization of our party, of the valuable services by the lobby maintained by the great Reeser bill, making bounties on nox corporate interests of this State at have passed through th.

House, and will soon pass through th. Senate, a tariff bill which wl'l b. an act and ious animals and birds as follows: of those two great Democrats who Harrishurg. Wild cat, gray fox, weasel. $2 each: have done so much to rejuvenate and perfect redemption of the party's goshawk, great homed owl and shary Good Roads.

And another thing, a matter which reorganize the party 1 start it upon Shankweiler Lehr Great Bargains In Boys' "Norfolk Suits" 'uncomplainingly In this view, and assert their power in hidden and crooked ways, does not make th. eight Jess offensive, or the results lees mischievous." Many changes for the better have ibeen made during the last half century in the laws, written and unwrit skinned hawk, BO cents. Its tu re destiny and aim, a. George W. Authorizing sale of State land at comes closely home to the men uopn the farm, to the cltlsen back in th.

Soldiers' Home at. Krle. Guthri as chairman and James Blakslee as secretary. Validating ordinances not signed in rountry districts of Pennsylvania, if "They have been called to higher ordinance book by Burgess. that legislature and the Governor ten to women.

Everybody places in the service of their country, Providing for payment of Board of elected by a minority of the people of Pennsylvania had listened to the sug not because of the work which they approves of these changes now. be neglected children In Court care. have done for the party in this est In politics. In he gave up politics and retired to Lfausanna, where In three yeas, he completed th. three remaining volumes of hi.

history which were published togwther In 1788 on the fifty-first anniversary of i the author's birthday. During ail the eighteen years he was engaged in this work, he had splittthg headaches. fainting spells, snd spitting of blood, with great difficulty In breathing, owing to the congested state of his bronlchial Authorizing first class cities to make gestion of the Democratic party and but because that work gives the post cause they have become accomplished facts. But not one of them would have been made to thia day If it had regulations for keeping of stables and had accepted on behalf of the Stater of Pennsylvania, the appropriation of two hundred thousands of dollars handling of manure. rive assurance that their service to their country will rebound to their been necaasary to wait till the major Making slaughter house licenses In own credit, and to th.

everlasting first class cities for calendar year. Try or women asked for It. The promise In relation to tariff taxation. And it ought to a matter of particular interest to us to-dsy that w. are about also at Washington to make good the promise of the present President, first m.d.

to the country npon an occselon which was horn In this very" hall when hte President, then the Governor of New Jeriey, at the first meeting of th. State Federation of Democratic Clubs, announced to the people of th. and to th. people of the country, that one of the rhief purposes of the Democratic party, if entrusted with power, would be to enact legislation which would perma-netlny and effectively break the grip of the money trusts of this country. It was th.

great Harrishurg speech, quoted In thi. country from to mad. In yonder rhe.tmit street Theatre by Governor Wilson, that en- Hated In hi. support the vast body of which was offered by the federal government to be used in connection with Permitting needs of departments In honor of our great Republic. Commends Choice of Morris.

first class cities, governmets to ap tste fund, for the building of Stat. "I want also to congratulate you highways for the people. 1f they bad point deputy to sign warrants. upon the wisdom of your choice in tubes, from which no physician could $2.50 $3.50 Norfolk $4.00 Suits not turned down that proposition of the selection of the successor to Mr. relieve him.

At times he would change now under discussion Is to Judged on Its merits. In the light of history, the Indifference of most women and the opposition of a few must be taken as a matter of course. It has not more rational significance now than It has had in regard to each previous atep of women's progress. The Runk "clean flng.v bowl" bill. aid from th.

federal government In th. mschlne-controlled Senate of Guthrie. look upon the selection of be gasping for want of breath, and which required such table articles to Mr. Morris as chairman of this com would appear as though on th. point be "thoroughly clean after each Indi Pennsylvania at the behest of th.

mittee as a sure sign of prosperity, of dissolution, but he would rally and vidual use" was vetoed by Governor sit down to his task. Towards the TT Tener to-day with the remark that view of the comprehensive powers for Governor, merely because under th. federal law the control of Ihe oad Inr must remain In the hands of an honest department located at Wash success and harmony for the Democratic party In Pennsylvania. I am particularly glad that he is a typical end h. was so weak and emaciated, that he could not tske a walk.

He TWO PITCHED FROM WAGON IN RUNAWAY representative of the young progress th. conservation of the public health vested in the Commissioner of Health I am of the opinion that the specific died In hi. fifty-seventh year, show ive Democracy of the. exeat city of ng remaraaDi. stoicism to pain up Philadelphia, which ha.

nearly one provisions of this bill are unneces to th. last. people all over th. country, who finally mad. hi.

nomination and election poaaible. Mors than any other on. thing that h. wild, I honor him rnu mtiet honor him. because the sixth of the Democratic vote of our $3.75 fair" The universal acknowledgetusot of Norfolk $5.50 Suits Other bills vetoed were: State.

Several gentlemen have refer, red to h. routh. but h. Isn't eo mtng the learned world accords to Gibbon Richard, bill, making It unlawful to vere flret oonortunltr when he th. highest rank.

Th. splendid lit H. was only in hi. swaddling -Mhe. sell or give or deliver cocaine, herein one Into the executive chair, he in erary power, the or other dnm except on prescription.

when I wa. born, and I feel pretty old. and If he I. young I am elad of It. for sists, are.

he demands In the name of vetoed on the ground that It would rr.sp, accurst. learning and eloquenc. made hi. wor Immortal. the great party for which be speak.

to-day. with mr eyes upon the future. prevent physician, from giving medi that the which he m.d. then In a runaway on Sixth St. between Allen and TUghman, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Pnruckenmlller. of Wescoesville. were thrown from the buggy In which they were riding. The -buggy over-turned and the hen- breaking away from the vehicle was caught on the aidewaflc further on by baker Harvey Hohl.

Fortunately th. Injuries are light. Mn. DruckennrWUer received an Injured iand. while her husband was uninjured in the spill.

The nor bolted on Alien between Seventh and ftfxth. and then turned North on Sixth where the Surry collided with air. Hohl'a baker wagon and overturned. In of hi. ill-oncealed Volt aria hoping and wishing for that success cine.

sha'l be redeemed. new currency sneer, at revealed religion. Cardinal Neely second class dty building ington. If they bad not done that, there would have been demont.rated tn th. abaolute satisfaction of.the people of this State by the economy with which roads would have been built, that thi.

public highway building In the State of Pensnylv.nia is not In the Interest of the people of tbe State who demand better hlehwave. but of a few who arrowing Immensely rich th. expense. The peopl. have been watching this Ierislarnre: they have been watching this new party which ha.

been so lonnd In It. protestations of reform and administration. nd I could go on on this entire afternoon through nd detail to you how they have by their machination, fooled the people of the State of to some extent, hut Cannot fool them forever. did not out tn make that In Pennsylvan'. which ha.

come in ns onlv upon rare my mind and banking leai.l.rton sh.ll be adopt Tvewman ear. no cnurcn history so construction1 hl'l. ed which will relieve th. people from revert, tn the past, I take eonso adequate ha. been written.

Rigger Mil to allow Mayor, of sec condition, nnder which they have latton and hope from the fact that In been made to suffer for a generation. In Fancy Cassimeres, Worsteds, Homespuns, Scotches, Etc. All Have Bloomer Pants the day. when the Penn.ylv.nl De TWO DIE AS RISULT ond daft, city to run for any other office In city, vetoed because Governor think, law a salutary one. mocracv the State from Phil Carry Out PloSmo.

At our last meeting of the St.t. adelphia to I.ak Erie. It led by a Or ELECTRIC SHOCK The deaths of Donald Keenev and Carter bill Increasing salaries of Committee we went npon iwnrn. young man with a party organized hy member, of General Assembly to Chrtatoph.r Qustin. during an Initia young men.

000 and allowing full salary to be paid "In 1852 Robert E. Paulson wa. tion Into th. Ixyal order of Mook in in ram of death to eMate of deceased ehnwlng eair Intention by practical and etfectre. mean, to carry out th.

pledge, which our party had mad. In Pennsylvania, the Democracy of elected Governor of Pennsylvania. Birmingham. A la, Friday night will member and to In unexpired when he wa. only thirty-two year.

prohahly result In formal action being taken ageint the lodge during a of ae. the chairman of the St.te term, the Governor the revenue, do not Justify the inrreas. and that it would pay Mlaiie. twice. Pennsylvania were largely, aye.

mora than ny oher factor, re.pon.ibl. for noeting of the council In kind of a I wa. going to a personal. Intimate of a word to mv fellow rtemocrats of Pennsylvania. Cincinnati thi.

week. Kern Mil creating Stat, rebuilding SHERIFF STOPS FIGHT. PLT-IX-BAT. July 2 The box-In match between O.I Delany. of Cleveland, and KM Julian, of Svra-e-us of Ottawa county tn the eighth rounds, although neither participant nrn of hard usage.

The fight was to have -ne twelve rounds, but on account of the crowd. It mas decided to cut It to eight. The tv were In th. midst of the final round wren the ended the our prenent adnrlnimration. we relieve" 't wa.

Seremrr and vrt.l In order to maintain the confidence or our Central Committee, which did th. work that landed him In tho gubernatorial rh.lr. wa. even younger than he nd time, a lapse of fonr yen re. be called to The two men.

candidate for mm- and Insurance fund, the Governor bereh'p in the order were being Initi Shankweiler Store Closes 5 P. M. Open Saturday Evenings and before I forget. I going t. It- I have referred to these thing, of the piece, of evidence which that tbe party, not of in.

peopi. in our party, not only In the pU.t. hut In raving he doubt, the wisdom of the plan e.peclv In view of experience of other State, and nnwee to rsk th. ruble, in public buMdlnrs. the Governor, chair of thi.

t.te. th. nation, a. well, that tn. Iemoc- when he wa.

only fort year, of age ated. Part of th. initiation con sir ted according to the report. 4' riving th. men an electri In some manner th.

men were tvth aven too revere eh-k and thev became on- party In the State and n.tlon I. t- racy of this th. chief pn.or Hume, bill empowering municipali The neooV of Pennsvt v. ni. believe In the virile frtrenath and energy of the and he stand, for.

should exhibit ties to eah'ish pritf and distinct DeJany bad a shade the better of the V-r tContlnued on Pag. t) to the country a faithful adherence to youth of thi. great Keystone Et.t. ct.nsciouj ard d.ed a-'UrwarA a th. cam bghaaje.