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A Eeinarkablo Story of Political
Highway Robbery From
Philadelphia.
THE SAME OLD "GANG" AT WOBK.
All the HumIdom ori'iilIadelphla'aClty 1
GovrruiiKMit to lie Held Up by a i
Combination of I'olltlctana Sonoma
That Twwcl Never Thought of fu
II la 1'Hlmlent Days Ita Influence on !
the Gubernatorial and Senatorial
Flgritn of Next Year.
(From Our Own Correspondent)
Harrlsliurt,', Nov. 23. Some very In
teresting utorlos reach this city from
Philadelphia. They are Important, too, i
aa bearing upon the next year's fight
for governor and United States sena
tor. They ure still more Important, as
they unmask the sham reform claims
of men who have been fooling: the peo
ple of the Btate for their own benefit.
The tight now golnR on In Philadel
phia Is for rtceiver of taxes. It is one
tf the meat Important olllces In the
Bift of the municipality. The present
incumbent. William J. Honey, was for
merly chief clerk In the office and
reached hid present position through
long years of faithful service. Mr.
Honey Is a veteran of the late war, and
served with distinction, being compli
mented In orders for biav.; In au:lun
at Antittnm.
During the last session of the legis
lature nn nrcanlz.'ition of certain ward
leaders of I'hllaoelphla was perfected,
after four of their number had paid
a visit to Senator Quuy In Florida and
received his benediction on the scheme.
It was subsequently declared that the
organization was banded together to
secure more political plunder than here
tofore had been obtained. It was stated
that they would serve Senator Quay
if il was to their Interest to do so; if
not, they would turn In and support
the anti-Quay element, or anybody else
that would pay the price. In other
words the Ward Leaders' league, of
Philadelphia, ullicially declared Itself to
be a combination of political bandits
leagued together for purpose of per
sonal gain.
HEADY FOR ANT DEAL.
During the present year this outfit of
"Swiss soldiers" have been open for
propositions from anybody that had use
for them, but nobody seemed to have
required their services except Senator
Quay and his friends. When the fight
for the receivership of tuxes was open
ed this league appointed a committee
to wait upon Secretary David Martin
and informed him that they were ready
to make a combination and had come to
talk J he matter over with him. Their
proposition was that they would sup
port his candidate, Mr. Honey, .for re
ceiver of taxes. If In return David Mar
tin would agree torsupiiort one of their
number, a local leader in Philadelphia,
named McNlchol, for chairman o fihe
city Republican committee.
There were various reasons why It
would be impossible to put McNlchol
at the head of the great Republican or
ganization In Philadelphia, one of the
principal reasons being that the or
ganization would not be safe in his
hands, as he is a self -confessed politi
cal trader. Another reason was that
McNlchol Is a large contractor, and
occupying such a responsible position
as chairman there would be Demo
cratic sneers and perhaps scandals con
necting his politics with his business.
MARTIN STOOD FOR THE PARTY.
Having nil this in view, for the wel
fare of the party Mr. Martin declined
to make any arrangement of the kind,
and refused to help elect McNlchol to
'.he chairmanship. That Mr. 'Martin
had the welfare of the party solely at
heart In this matter Is shown In this,
that he I. light have, by ngreelng to go
into a combination for the election of
McNlchol, saved all the trouble and
expense and worry of the campaign
that he Is making for the re-election of
William J. Honey. A word from him
would have settled the matter, and
there would have been no fight In Phil
adelphia. An a result of their failure to make
u deal with PecretnryMartln this league
nominated a andldate of their own In
opposition to Mr. Honey. They selected
H young lawyer without experience or
prominence or other (ua!lficatlon named
Newltt to oppose the veteran soldier,
Roney. They started the cry of "re
form" and clamored through their or
iran for "purity In politics." They did
not dare to raise nny cry against Mr.
Martin or his candidate or any of his
friends, personally, for a number of
the members of this league were coun
cllmen who hail voted for the propo
sition to turn the city gas works over
. ..o a private corporation.
While casting around for support
they discovered that they were power
less unless they could force Mayor
Warwick and the city government to
help them wit. Senator Penrose and
Jt!ite Senators Durham and Thomas
had volunteered to help them, but aa
.there gentlemen only control a few
-wards between them their help did not
count for much. The meetings of this
league are held with closed doors at
various hotels around Philadelphia.
Hi-ery member of this "gang" is sworn
to serrecy. but somehow or other their
dark lantern and bludgeon methods al
ways slip out.
TO HOLD UP THE CITY.
' A meeting of the league was held at
hotel on last Wednesday night to
discuss ways and means for forcing.
Mayor Warwick to help them In their
fight. It was agreed to "hold up" the
various appropriation bills setting aside
money to run the city government un
less Mayor Warwick would agree to
keep "hands off" In this fight. In other
words, this band of political cut throats
agreed to cripple the city, hold back
the salaries of policemen, firemen and
others and bring all the business of the
city to a standstill unless their de
mands were agreed to.
. Their method was to be as follows:
Some of this "sang" are members of
councils, others control the votes of
members of council. It requires, tinder
the law, a two-thirds vote to approve
any appropriation bill In select council.
By mean of bribes, promises and
threats tbe learue could control enough
members of select council to prevent
the passage of any bill, and thus the
city with Its millions of Interests would
be at the absolute mercy of this hand
ful of men.
It Is needless to say that this pro
cedure has aroused Philadelphia to tbe
highest pitch of excitement. This out
rageous action is denounced in the
most unmeasured terms by every paper
In the city except the personal organs
of this "gang." It must be distinctly
understood that this .a the crowd with
which Senator Quay has been training,
and these are the ones who are shriek
ing the loudest for reform In politics.
The Philadelphia Press. In Its Issue of
last Sunday, speaks of It as "a procla
mation of shame," and In an editorial
on the subject says:
THE PRESS' FIEHY WORDS.
"A more brazen and shameless mas
querade of hypocrisy could not be well
Imagined. The whole pretense of the
movement is hollow. It Is perfectly
well known that the leaders of the
Leaders' league offered to support Mr.
Roney for re-election as tax receiver
provided one of their number were
made chairman of the city committee,
('hey were ready for any sort of a deal,
and it was only when they found that
others were not as willing to trade as
they were that they put on their cloak
of virtuous protest.
"Hut their latest demonstration Is
still more characteristic. Like the Jack
Sheppards of the plains, they are now
talking of holding up the city govern
ment unless It can be brought to do
their bidding. To make the appropria
tions necessary for municipal oper
ations and to Initiate the loans ratified
by the people at the recent election re
quire a two thirds vote In councils.
The highwaymen claim to control more
than a third In select council, and their
game Is to draw their revolvers and
call on the city administration to stand
and deliver or take the consequences.
This holdup Is openly advocated by
some of the bandits, nnd while some
of the more discreet hesitate to ratify
It and while It is now disguised In more
euphemistic form, It was seriously pro
posed. Do the people of Philadelphia
need anything more to show the char
acter of the plunderers' conspiracy that
sought to emasculate the Rullitt charter
through the Infamous Becker bills, and
that turned so good a man as William
R. Tucker out of the port wardens?"
THE "GANG" NEXT YEAR.
This gang of political pirates will
figure more or less In the campaigns
of next year. The refusal of Secretary
Martin And Senator Magee to make
any deals with Senator Quay or help
him back to the senate, has angered
Senator Quay and has disgusted Sena
tors Penrose, Durham and Thomas.
The latter are ready to turn Quay
down if the opportunity presents, but
If he behaves right from tbls on ther
will be no trouble, as Senator Penrose
stated In an Interview In Pittsburg. In
other words, the people of Pennsylva
nia will be compelled next year to fight
the same old "gang" that tried to loot
the treasury and brought disgrace on
therRepublican party that cannot be
wiped off In a 'decade.
Newspapers all over the state are
clamoring for a candidate next year
who will represent the people. A man
of correct principles, of high standing
and clean life. If such a man Is nomi
nated It is conceded that he can be
elected despite the machinery of the
corruptlonlsts and the influence of the
"gang." It is a. notorious fact that
Senator Quay has pledged his word to
Congressman Stone that he will sup
port him for governor. When Senator
Quay supports a man for office It means
unless the man has remarkable powers
of Belt control that, as an official, he
will be under the absolute domination
of the stoator from Beaver.
DANIEL MYERS,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A Living Object Lesson for Dr. Miles' New
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money, but finally be
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RKOISTEU'S NOTK'KS. Notion Ik hervDy giv
en that tlie following named persons have
Med their Administratis', Ouurdian, and Kx
euutnrs' accounts In the Keglsler's omoe of Hiiy
ilrr roumy. and the same will he presented for
confirmation ail' allowance at the Court House
In.Mloillctiiucli. Momhiy, Dec. la. W,'.
Kirnt and final account of V. M. Ittiyer. Kxec
utnr of the eititto of Jitcoli Slinlly, lute of t'niiin
Townxliip. ili't'il.
FirKt nnd filial account of Charles Ntnuffer, Ex
ecutor of the estate of Tumuli Mauffur, lute of
Hvlinsgrore, la., dee'd.
KirNlniid rlttal account of Ucnry S.Schnee. Ad
ininintrutor of the estate of Alexander Koitsli,
Into of WnnhinKton Township, dee'd.
l'irtiiml Him I account of 1. I'. lloust, Admin
itratr of the estute of Francis M. Kui tig. Intc of
Monroe Township, due'd.
Kirstnnd final aceount of Jesse Cornelius, Kx
ecutor of the estate of Kli.alH'th CornuliUH, late
of Jackson Townslilp, dee'd.
Account of Daniel Heaver, (Juariliun of Knier
on Uuuiiiiel, minor chiM of l)unlcl lliitnmel,
deccasrd.
First anil final a-count of John P. T.elt.el, Ad'
ininistrulorof tio I-cilwl, who was guardian
of riullic A. HnMilocer. a minor child of David
liassinger, Into of Middlecrvek Twp , dee'd.
S,cond and II nal account of Franklin anil Cur
tin Howersox, Kxeeutors of theeHtntenf Samuel
Dowersox, late of Franklin Twp., dou'd.
First and tlmil iiecnuiit of A. S. Kurtz, Admin
istrator V. T. A. of the e-tule of John Kurti. lute
of West Perry Township, deceased.
Accounts of tieorge ShotslterKer, Ounrdinn of
Klmei 1'. and Daniel W. Ilcrntzclniaii. minor
children of Daniel It. llcinUcltnim, dee'd.
U. M. SII1XDKL,
Nov. 1.1. "97 Ifeiilster & Kecorder.
Caurt PrDclamatian.
W'lEKUAS the Hon. Harold M. iMfClure
' I'rcfldunl Judge ot the Judicial District.
ei.mpOM.-cl of the enmities ul Snyder, dinf
t'lilun and Jureminh Crouso and Z. T. (iem
biTllug, y'.. AsmkIiiIu Jmlges In suit InrSnjr
ilnreiiuntv. have Issued ttioir piecept. Iiearllot
date Uie'4tbdav oi Out. A. )., 1MT7, to uo
llrecteii Inr the holding olan Orphans' Court, a
ouurt ot Common Pleas, court nl Oyor and Ter
miner an 1 doner. 1 1 t'uurl nt (Quarter Sns.duns ul
IhoPcnce, at IMIddlsliurgh. lor the county nt
Snyder, nu t!ic '.'nd Monday, (being the 1.1th
dv ol Deis. 18;i7) and to continue one woe.
Notleeis thereliiie liurchy given to Hio t'orun
er. Justices of the Peace and Constables Ii and
tor Hie, county ol Snyder, to appear lu thnlr
proper person with their rolls, reoords, imiulsl
tlon, examinations and nthor rrmeiahranees
to do those thing' which of liielr oltlee- snd In
their behall partnln to ha done and witnesses
snd pc'Sons prosecuting la hohnll ul tho Com
nmnweiilth avalnst any person or persons are re
quired to lie then aud there aitemiln and de
parllnif without leave at tholrperll. .Iiistlcei
are reiUeitoi to he punotual lu their attendance
at the appointed time agreeably tn notice.
(liven under mr hsnii m.i ..let the Sheriff",
ofnee in Midilieturgh, the 1st day ul Nov.
i i) ., one thousaac eight hundred sod ninety
seven. J a. Ki n tn, ne.
UTIIKUVS' APPIIAISEMBNTS. Notice Is here
' by given thnt thn following Widows' Ap
pralHcnientauudertheJWilaw, have been flied
wiih the Clerk of iheOriana' Court of Hnvder
county for Confirmation on Monday, the Utb
dav of Dec., ikht.
A ppraisement of I.uoetta Rears, widow of Wm.
B. :-ear. Inte of Hellnsgrove, Snyder Co., Pa.,
dee'd, elected to be taken under the ftlOO exemp
tion law.
Appraisement of Elizabeth Btetler, widow of
Noah Stetler, late of Monroe Twp.. Snyder Co.,
Pa., dee'd. elected tn be taken under the t30i
exemption law.
Appraisement of ''arrle Broslous, widow of
Napoleen Hroslous, late of Perry Twp., Snyder
Co., P , dee'd, fleeted to be taken under the
$300 exemption law.
LEARN
.jA,iik ivn1tr for jtnr.( iDrp, Sdtrttlotv
.v' 'uWl, I'cutllts
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Bishop HCab, of Site Tai k.
on ,tt Jaiif' Ucadarhe PoaOern.
"With legal t! to Pi. JaiutV Head-m-l.-e
Powuert, I liam uo hesitation
Hi (-(iltilileiulilit; them to stifloiers
!nm . headache. TLiy relieve tbt
' pin f ililv , and 1 . Lave never
! kiow n Rf .xtne to he banned by their
us-. 1 baVH been a tfrnat suflerer
li oin tieuuacne iu my III-, but Live
'liuont gullet) tid of it by t lie cmi
tuiit use of but v. uter aud fruit and
1 di'iiitf milxit.t iH'fTec. Tlie' Ur
James Had.-ti-Le l'owders . Lave;
however, Kreatly relieved rue at tune
.ii tl I Level hII'MV myself to te with
ut tliein, bud Ijhvc i ecoiunifinled
to ot hers frel.v. 1 U. C. J'cCabi;."
For sale Iij W, H. ftjmiitf.ei, Drug
Kist Middleburcli, IV - G 17-Dui
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
The blud(lr wm creitled for one
puriHrft', iimiilv. a rec-it!le for the
uriliH. mill ii h hiiuIi it ix not linhle In
nny loriii of !ir,rtM f XL'tjtt. by ! if
two wiiy. TIih tirct. way is from
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trpHtuiriil of oi lit-r liixfitricN.
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Unhealthy urine from unhealthy
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and very close to the bladder, lliere
fore ny puiu, dii-eiise or Inconveni
ence lll.lllifeKfed i'l 1 10 liidlliM s. ilHl'k,
bladder o : iimry passage is often, by
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liens or womb trouble of siiip iort. '
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Divorce Notice.
BilllF. BAIOM LATE OK HT. I'l.FASAXT MILLS, HIV
DKB COl'MTV, !!' A.
Whereas, William A. Risoin, your liusliand
has tllcil a libel in the e'Oirt of Coininon I'leus
of Snyder county. Pa , of May Term. 1HM, No.
11, pra.rlnx divorce nuainnt you, now ynu are
hereby untitled and rcipiired to appear in said
court on or before Monday, the 13th day of
December, next to unswor the complaint uf toe
said William A. Iliioui, iirvl in dufuult of biic'.i
appearance you will be liable to havu a divorce
grunted in your absence.
I 8. KITrUK, Sheriff of Snyder To.
Sheriff's Otlice, Middlcburgh, Pa , Oct. 14th, H'.i?
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M. Kolhrock. M . U., Ml. PK a-unt Mills, will Rive
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medicines hare tnlled to to, try Olto'a cure.
Larue size sin and Ducts.
Everybody Bays So.
Cascarots Candy Cathnrtlo, the most won
derful medical discovery of the npo, picas,
nut and rufroshinii to tno tasio, net pcntly
nntl positively on khlueys, llvci' nnd bowels,
clcmminif the entiro system, Oispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy nnd try o box
of C. C. C. to-dny; 10, ii. Ml cents, boldaud
guuranto' toctiro by nil druggists.
A GOOD MAN WANTED.
A Rood opportunity for the tight roan.
Wanted, roan well and favorably known
(practical man preferred) to sell on commis.
sion, Hillliifrw, King A Co 's lligli Grade I'alnto
and Varnianes in the counties of Snyder. Union,
Centre and Mifflin. Apply, with references
snd particulars of qualification, to IIII.M.NOH,
KINO & CO., 1 18 Pearl St., New York CJty,
To Cure C. i nreve t
Take Caseareta Cau.iv c' .11 rile 11W orSSo.
It C C. C. tall to cure, druveixis r uwl money
TO CURE A COLD IN OXK DAY
Take Laxative Quinine TableU. All lrur
Elste refund lbs money if It falls to cur. tto. ,
, 10-14.7oi.
. No-To-Bae for fifty Cents,
Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, makes weak
man strong, elood pure. , too, 11. All drugvista.
i ..'.BUT IN TO! WORLD.
Its wearing: qual Itlss are unsurpassed, aotaaHr
ouUastiDg two boxes of any other brand. No
affroied by heat, (TOST TUB OBNOINB.
rOK SALK VT PXALKB8 QIMtJUUit,
I K i-'. . '.,iei..lili,
niici'OytoaaUgiaosrs, Tells bow to fur
cash tbaUlcbM sensibly i At right war to buy
to care far it. etc, A pUa book far
aaia people. A book that farmers' wires and
sughlm vifl ke glad to own. One iron
which any houanrU nurr obtain aa f"iirmt
asMuateiYakiaUcaM SLOO
i -
K! tela's Ksi CkI fed. The mo
thorough Cook Book published The directions
are deer and concise. It is thoroughly one
perfectly reliable end is marked by strong
lactams Jl receipts, etc W.50
Kill Pirtci't Kltchii Certain, a complete
compendium of cookery, ' MarvtHeualy com'
prcheaslTe and copiously illustrated $2.50
Remember w Dead!
SELINSGKOVE
MARDLE-YAI.D1
M. L. MILLER,
Prop'r
I keep oonotnutly on hand and tuau
Hftioture to order all kinds Of
Marble and Granite
MoDDniests AM iaflstes!
Old Stance Cleaned and Repaired,
i.ow ii::ct:' i i.ow pmces
luivc 1. o-1 f tli bt'ht Mnrblo Ct.t
Icru in Hi. J-'tate nnd couHt-qiipntly
tiiru out 'hikI work.
Star-Dome mid Hee tuy viorkit'iirlcen.
' TtitinUf ul for punt favom I mo.Ht re
eppdtfullv ni-k a ooiitlntiuDOe of bihiii-,
M. L. MILLER
PENNSYLVANIA KAILR9A0.
Sanbury & Lewistowu Division.
In effect Nov 28, 1897.
laSTwaao I dis. I ititio. sasTrasD
A. I,
IrSWhtows J,
Main street
Leaistowo
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4 Ms in, 1018 s ui 1237 P IU.5U7 n m,7 117 11 68 u i
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York SSS 9 S6a m. 1 02 1 88 4 411 and 11 Id ai lot
narrisnurx 7 00 a lu and sua p in
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1 ruins Icaro Suiibury dally except, sumljy :
. 24 a 111 lor Erie and Cnnandnlua
6 ii a in lor r.cllclout.i Kris aul CiinaiKliilu'iiii
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6;ili iu tor HiiDoro and liluilru
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WilhIiIui(Ioii 7 13 p ui
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and S 3(1 p ii., lor llarrlslur(, l'luhok-ilii.i
liullluiore
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J. B. HUTCHINSON, liai'l Msuaaer
A Short Cm to I3"altli.
To trv too ire couHt.lD.it lun by fiiklinf
like iruliK round in a oli olo. You will iii-ver
the polni ,iui;lit, but only ijet. biii'k to tlx
lug point. A perfwt natural laxiitlvn is B-
nce
I't'ieiy HliiK, tnecniruriHtui ruiiii-oj on
I,lmr1 St,,n,i.H. iivtrml tfldnnv dlKI'S4'
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will tnve vou a aamule uackaco Iree. tmC
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