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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

NEWS IN HRlEF.
F5'om ne Baltimore SUM-
TUESDAY.

/ Cora Kennedy, the American poet
ess, died in Italy.
jackson, the colcred pngilist, ca
bled from London that be is willing
to accept the offer the California Ath.
letic Club to light John /. Sullivan.
Democratic State editors held con.
ference with view Of working har-
moriously during the session. 0ppo-
sition was developed to the Austria
Ian ballot system.
| Mrs. Lena Meyer, 900 East Balti.
more street, gave birth 70 three heal
thy boys, each weighing Eve pounds.
Tie Maryland Jockey Club decided
to sell all Is property.
Counsel representing the trustees
Of che bondholders Of The Chesapeake
ard Ohio Canal Company fled bills 10
the Circuit Court for Washington
county and il the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia 10 equity
asking for the appointment Of ! re-
ceigeF TO take charge 81 the affairs Of
the canal, The object being % preserve
it ae a waterway.
Governor jackson and family have
taken up their residence at the exc
cntiye mansion, Annapolis.
DR. @ Ellis Porter, q LonacoDirp,
well.kn0wn surgeon Of The Mary.
land mining region, Is dead, aged so.
New machinery aud experience
have resulted in ! great reduction
cost and increased rapidly Of work at
he Washington navy yard.
The new cruiser Baltimore viii GO
into commission At Philadelphia, jan
uary, z.
The training ship Portsmouth has
been ordered on cruise to the West
Indies.
Rear Admiral Kimberlv haa been
detached from the command Of the
Pacific Station, January % and Com.
rnodore Brown, nov stationed at Nor.
folk, has been ordered to succeed him.
James r. Wright, Richmond let.
ter oarTief, was arresied yesterday,
charged With robbing The mails.
A Richmond diapatch says il ispro-
bable a ham Of the hcg sIiega ID to have
been shot BY the PRECEDENT during his
recent trip % Virgins viii be cent to
the White HoHse.
]. Frank Mancha, the founder Of
the CiaFemcunt colony, on james ris-
or, Il dead.
Roper Davis a brilliant yonng mau
ofl'etefsbnrg. W., who was ahoE whilat
out hunting, Friday, died from bis IN
iariss Yesterday.
The Dnnkard College, II Bridge
waseF, Rockingham county, Va. was
burned yesterday.
The constiiutiouality Of The New
York law for executions By electrici-
\ ty has been Sustained, the Judges
] H@t~sSN hhAh ~ ~ vi Wbubuht OUT uOt
cruel mode Of punishment.
/ Mary Smith died in New York,
aged AZ years and weight 700 pounds
Alexander Hamiltca, grandson Of
the fret Secretary o. the Treasury,
died, aged 10 years
Work has begun At the Brooklyn
navy yard on the armored cruisers Z
and 3.
A New York fireman dreamed Of
an alarm and ronsing up half awake
fell through An opening 10 the floor
and received fatal injuries.
The steam mill Of Foster & ia.
I quiths, manufacturers Of chair stock,
Al Weston, W, was burned yester.
day. Joss 10000; insurance $lO,-
600.
A million and a,half feet oflnmber,
valued Al S25 600, was burned At Hem
rY Sherry & Co.'S lumber yard, Yes
1 per. Wood county, Wis, yesterday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

a KENTUCKY SUICIDE Andy Boil
ling was bad citizen Of Jackson
county saya the Louisville Courier.
journal, and had killed half 4 dozen
81 hia fellow.citizsns. One evening
Boiling killed bis seventh man 10
CIeVss Bcslom The next dry coro-
pefs jury wAs impannelled 70 inquire
into ne affair. The testimony was
thai tie deceased lad called Boiling
e liar. md that Boiling Immediate
y drew his pistol and fred killing
Tia man who had insultsd him a. the
FIRST shot.
Tie jury went on to deliberate, and
after abort time returned the fol-
ln@InR eeiaIet
N 6a4.1 that Tie dsc0aasd, Henry
Jones commiTml suieiis
q The coroner was smazsd Il shall
Dot receive the verdict be said (;
lie testimony was positive that An.
dy Boiling did The killing
"Yes," replied tho foreman, "snd
the testimony was equally positive
and unequiyccal that The deceased
was Of sound Mad and n full possess
siou Of ell his faculties just previous
10 bic death, and that while in this
condition be called Andy Boiling Il
liar II stands to reason that II DO
had not medltesed self destruction be
would not have been 40 rash. He
knew what tie consequence would be,
and hs evidently wanted 10 die."
50 the verdict of suicide stood.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09
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Eg- eve are coming Father Abra-
ham 100000 more, to indorse the
good ana effective qualities Of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup in every case Of
coughs, colds, etc.
As cure for chapped and chafed
hands nothing equals the celebrated
Salvation Oil. For sale BY all drug
gisls. Price only 25 cents bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09
BILL HEADS
infant child Of Mr.. John ". Dorsey.
IN Howard county, Nd.

Iinfant child Of Mr. John ". Dorsey.
in Howard county, Nd.
Charles E. Lauyer, deputy clerk Of
Carroll County Court, i dead, aged
SO.
! VIM. H. Council. formerly editor
d the Easton (Md.) Gazsttei died in
Philadelphia
DR.. H L. Shepherd, 81 The eighth
district Of Anne Arundel county, is
dead, aged 3d.
| The engine house aud two locomo-
tives Of the Southern Maryland Rail-
road, at Brandywine Station, were
burned.
| Dr.. f. II. Robertson. Of Cecil coun-
! ". was found dead il bis barn.
AL Annapolis last night TIE demo.
cratic caucus nominated MI. Hubner
for speaker Of the House, Mr.. Brattan
Tor president Of the Senate and the
chief officers Of both houses.
Voting for Unitad States Senator
will begin January IA.
Governor Jackson has been formal
" announced as candidate for the
y. $. Senate against Senator Wilson.
The republicans talk or compli-
menting Mr. Hodson with their nom
nation for Senate.
Secretary Tracy proposes to increase
The size of the cruisers for which bids
are about to be invited. He believes
ID larger war ships for the navy.
Associate Justice Brewer viii take
bis seat on the United States Supreme
Court bench next Monday
Lewis Williams end Benjamin Haw-
kins will be hanged ia Washington
January 81.
Justice Lamar states that official
duties will prevent his delivering an
grafton 10 Richmond on the late JEFF,
ferson Davis.
Coy. Mckinney and Lieut.. Gov
Tyler will take the oath Of office be-
fore the General Assembly Of Virgin
ia, at Richmond, at noon today.
Senator Hearst and Congressman
0luuie, Of California, are looking for
land investments 10 West Virginia.
Mr.. Russell Sage thinks that the
present tight money market does not
necessarily indicate troublesome times
ia che near future.
The Brooklyn faith cure followers
are becoming demofalixsd By rho hea-
~ penalties imposed On shetr practl-
TONERS.
Rev w. W. Patton president off,
| the Howard University, Washington,
D. O. died ia New jersey.
The Grippe Is credited With hun
bred thousand victims in New York
city. The board Of health will take
no action. AZ II would BE- useless Geo.
P. Smith committed suicide 10 Boston
while temporarily insane from the dis
ease.
The com nittee Of ways and means
Of The House Of Representative at
Washington heard the views Of seve.
raj glass manufacturers on the tariff.
Mr.. Macbeth, ofPiitaburg, said that
with free trade such a. England has
he could defy The comresion Of the
world, and pay higher wages than be
pays now. Other manufacturers diff
fered from him
Melville G. Blaine. head teacher Of
the Indian Training School, near Sa-
lem, Oregon, and brother Of Hon.,
James G. Blaine Secretary Of State
died yesterday al The schooi.
-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

THE ACNE or vALon. The pre-
sontAtion Of 40 Amefican lag to the
grammar schools Of Bangor reminds
the II 1 similar oeenrrepcs which took
place 10 Maine village ID The sum
mer cf G3. A company Of yolnn.
teera being about TO depart for The
Stats capital, we're drawn Up On the
green 70 recsige 4 flag. that had been
made BY The patriotic membVrs 81 tie
iocs Swing circle Ths villAgc f,As.
tor msde 4 sensitIe presentation
sps oh aud the banrst WIS rseelved
By tie eaptain Of tho company, who
han 4 Il 10 lhs c3lor.bearers ! witty
Til asn. Thea fseirg ,Ae earihy
Nd Nj fsir awk fl,a sAbf
fap rapisin pro eded 10 acknos !.
ODD t6 rid
Il xeraps 49, Tais
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ssa .e color heAssF.
WITCH O. brhina ns. apsad-
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en ug more than he emblem 81
'f'il nation. 4, i beautys ri
ba g yaler, and IS zach i issIoabiY
den 3 gha gallant hearts afauaa 49,
10 e ssieg you CT your g,lt, ladies',
We pledge ourselves g faithfully de-.
fsnd Il. AZ the eloso q The cam.
paiga those Of " whoaro spared will
bring this Gag back 70 you, unless Il
Is blown % atoms BY shot from the
enemy, 10 which event we'li--ws'll-"
well bring Thin back the pole. =
shouted tho enthusiastic Irahman, to
he delight 81 the crowd and The re-
lief 81 the superior officer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

Proud Mother Oh. John, the baby
can walk.
Cruel Father-Good. He can walk
the aoor with himself ~ night Their,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09
We want to announce the opening Of a
coltlnlefcln aLocIea

completely stockeel
FUR u Il r ARTM ENT,
FUR GARMENTS, FUR
TRIMMINGS aud FUR
ROBES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

Don't forget that we
are complete 0UTE,IT-
TERS--and can sup
ply you with everything
you need.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09
UND Z " TAKING.

HAVING rented the property Of r D.
Adams al Mechaniesyille, ST. Mary's coun-
ty, am nov prepared 70 furnish caske;s,
collins and al burial goods, and To attend
funerals at the shortest notice and at prices
never before offered in ST. Mary's. Hop
ing to receive a fair share Of the patronage,
which viii be highly appreciated by
Yours respectfully,
p. II. HICKS.
Ne,4tF0r.tfl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

III you cannot conve-
Riently come to the city
send rs your order
we'll Gil it subject to
your approval.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

sg- One diff renee between men
and women toll and toilet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

Charles E. Lauver deputy clerk Of
Carroll County Court, Is dead, aged
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

Particular attention given 10 inspection
and ale Of ToBAcco, the sale of grain and
all kinds Of Country Produce.
Feb. 10, 7D--yf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

OUR PRICES for
BOYS. OyERc0ATs.
6 70 9yFa., $3.50 to $50.
Q 70 IL yrs,, $6 10 s25.
Is to 10 Yrs.. 81 to S25
| KILT OVERC0Al's.
3 to T Yfs., &c 10 Sl5.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

DR.. H L. Shepherd, 81 The eighth
district Of Anne Arundel county, is
dead, aged 80.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

VIM. H. Council. formerly editor
of the Easton (Md) Caste, died in
Philadelphia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

The engine house aud two locomo-
tiyes Of the Southern Maryland Rail-
road, at Brandywine Station, were
burned.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-17
ENTERPRISING ALBUQUERQUE.
Its Commercial Club Committee Visits
Topeka and Kansas City-LocaI
improvements the object.
The Kansas City Journal of Wednesday

The Kansas City Journal of Wednesday
says:
A distinguished party of citizens Of
| Albuquerque, N. NJ, embracing COM
mittee OF the Commercial club, of that
city, arrived in Kansas City yesterday
| they are James 4. Saint, prominent
cattle man aud banker; George l.. Brooks,
also stock raiser; Major W. H. H. LEV.
rllyn, territorial stock agent and general
ageut of the Santa Fe; Mayor John A.
Lee; ex- Mayor Il. W. Mey lert, OF the San
Felipe hotel, and s E. Rose, prominent
hardware man of the southwest. They
came in from Topeka where they had
been since last Friday. They registered
at the Midland and with the exception OF
Mr.. Meylert will be IN the city a day or
so looking over the situation mere.
| Mr.. Meylert was seen by journal re-
porter to whom he told the story of the
trlp. He SAID: "Uur visit to your
cry is simply one of pleasure. We
vent to Topeka to call upon General
Manager A. A. Robinson, of the Santa
Fe, in reference to some proposed i'm
provements in our city. In fact we were
sent for and the result OF the meeting " as
yery satisfactory. The Santa Fe owns the
Atlantic Il Pacific, whose shops are at
Albuquerque. While just what is to be
done IS not public yet, 1t may be said that
extensive improvements in the shops will
| likely be made soon. Of course this will
hep our city and increase our Importance
A part of our committee turned back at
Topeka"
"You have commercial club at Albu-
querque, l believe
Yes, with 100 members and we are
building club house at acost OF $lOO, 900.
Our committee is not only rep
resentatlon of the business in
terests of the city, but direct en-
voys from our club. The club has worked
we'll together, and it's influence is very
marked at home"
what is the situation in your territory
from commercial standpoint"
Every good indeed. We have no com
plants to make, and while our own city
is small, it is growing and increasing its
trade in every direction. OF course you
know we reach over into Mexico and trade
back and forth to a considerable extent. A
great deal of building is being done in New
Mexico and Arizona, and materials suit
able to such purposes are in active de-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-17
AS A SHIPPING POINT.
The Rio Grande Valley Pouring lite Pro
duets into santa Fe-Advantages Of
Traffic Competition.

Morton fruit and produce commission
house is the busiest place in town The
outside producers have caught on at last
that Santa Fe, by reason of her railroad
and express competition, is the best ship
ping point in the territory, and covered
wagons loaded with grapes, apples, peach
es, onions and other produce from as far
down the Rio Grande as Albuquerque, are
to be seen unloading here daily. The
Mesilla valley also is shipping considera-
BILE stuff here to Mr.. Morton which, upon
its arrival is picked over, freshly packed
and assorted and in baskets neatly covered
with netting is sent to the mining camp
markets of Colorado, also much OF it go
ing to Pueblo and Denver. To-day car
load Of fruits and vegetables was brought
up from Las Cruces by Eli Newsom, the
sixth carload he has brought up thus far
and turned over to Mr.. Morton for ship
ment to Colorado.
These facts demonstrate what a fine field
for the frIit grower and truck gardener
Santa Fe must ever be.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-17
A Climatic Contrast.

The beautiful weather Santa Feans en-
Joy at this season of the year is in strange
contrast with the sort that prevails few
miles to the north, through Colorado. Al
though the sun shone brightly, it was
chilly here on Monday and Tuesday, the
cold winds from the north making evil
dent that severe storms were raging
throughout Colorado. Reports of these
storms are now coming in and show that
snow has fallen as far south as Trinidad
At Chama there was light snow and on
Cumbres hill, over which the D. & r. G..
passes to reach Durango, foot of snow
has fallen. This is an unusually early
beginning of winter in southern Colorado,
and the snow on Cumbres makes it evil
dent that the D. & r. 6. will expend
another $4,000 for snow shovelers on
that Inflated branch this year.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-17
COAL MINE ABLA2E.
Fire Raging In the Magher-JOnes Ban
acknowledgements Attempts
to Quench 1t.

Some alarm is ginning to be felt among
the coal miners at Cerrilos over the fail
ure of repeated attempts to extinguish the
fire in the Magher-Jones bank located
mile and a half from Cerrillos. This
mine is on the main great soft coal vein
in the district, and there are half dozen
other mines in the vicinity, and the fire
having been raging for fully two weeks,
it has now become matter of com.
mon concern that the blaze should be
checked.
The fire originated from embers that
fell down the air shaft where blaze had
been kindled to clear the mine of bad air.
Attempts are still being made to quencl
it, and as last resort it is likely that
wet sand will have to be packed into
the shaft. There is talk of all the bank
owners joining to bear the expense Of
this
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-17
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Slight snow fall at Chama on Saturda

Slight snow fall at Chama on Saturday
last.
Col. Broad expects yield of 1900
bushe Is Of oats, wheat and rye from hi
late planting.-Chama Northwest.
Miss May Hawley, one of Albuquer
que's sweet singers, will leave in a shor
time for Chicago, where she will place
herself under the tutorship of a well
known instructor in singing.
The 2O-stamp mill now at Lake VALLEY
has been purchased by the Last Chance
pany's mine. This mill, it is said, wa.
put up at Lake Valley at an expense o
$l25, 900, about eight years ago, and was
in complete working order before the
management discovered that its ore hac
TO he smelted,
Three white Sicilian beets are on ex
hibition at Spencer's drug store in Albu
querque. They are from the garden O.
MIR. Pourade, north of old town, and will
he sent to the secretary of agriculture
Jerry M Rusk, Washington, D. G. They
are recognized as the finest sugar beets
grown, and prove that the Rio Grande
valley is well adapted for it's raising The
three will weigh seven pounds.
The railroad business at Socorro for the
last month has been greater than at any
time in it's history, and it is still increas.
ing. 1t has been so great that the com.
pany has been compelled to place all ex.
ira engine at that station, it being impos.
sible for one engine and crew to perform
the work, and there is enough work now
in sight to keep them there for month
or two, to say nothing of the constantly
increasing traffic on the Magdalena
branch.
The notorious cred" O'Laughlin and
Walters, the two men arrested in Juarez
about year ago for the murder of an
American woman, have been released
from Jail. They were tried in the Mex.
lean court and found guilty in spite OF
their assertions of innocence. Walters
Was sentenced to DO shot and O'Laugh-
lin to ten years in Jail The case was ap-
pealed to the supreme court at Chihua-
hua, and nothing was heard from it till
when the doors of the prisoners cells
we're thrown open and they were told to
depart,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-17
PERSONAL.

A. Staab, Esq, is visiting Albuquerque
to-day.
Major Sena returned home from the
south this morning.
Hon. T. B. Catron left last night for
Southern New Mexico.
Mr.. Henry Simpson returned last night
from the home ranch of the Rio Arriba
Land & Cattle company.
At the Palace: Chas. Blanchard and
family, Las Vegas; F. II. Lea, st. Louis
d. G. Gillett, New York; J. W. Copper,
Pecos; E. Oldham, New York.
At the Exchange: Chas. f. Lummis,
Isleta; W. M. Taher and wife, Glorieta !;
P. H. Leese and wife, Espanola; Fred J.
Robinson, Albuquerque; F. NJ. Curry.
Clio, Michigan; j, NJ. Salazar. Embndo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-17
AMONG The POLITICIANS,
Socerro Republicans All Right on Their
County Ticket Campaign Notes
from Many Sources.

Correspondence New Mexican
SoCoRRo, Oct. l6, '90.---Over fifty dele
gates attended the Republican county
convention. The whole proceedings was
marked by the best OF feeling.
Hon. Jose Baca was nominated for the
council. Timoteo Ortiz, Of Sabinal, and
J. A. Whitmore, OF San Marcial, were
nominated IS representatives..
Juan Jose Baca, NJ. Cooney and h.
Aragon, county commissioners; G. A.
Robinson, sheriff; Jose Angel Gallegos,
probate Judge; Demetro Perez, probate
clerk; Edward S. StapIeton, assessor
Severe A. Baca, treasurer Frank B. Shaw,
school superintendent; A, L. Mckee,
coroner; Antonio Chavez, P0rGrio Pa
dilla, Tranquilino Valdonado, river COM
misslOners.
The American flag was adopted as the
emblem of the party. The nomination
OF Mariana S. Otero was approved, and
his name ordered on the county ticket
Ms nominee for delegate to congre>s.
Many of the candidates were nominated
by reclamation, amongst which was }.
A. Whitmore and Sheriff c. A. Robin
son, the nomination of Mr.. Whitmore
being a regular ovation by the men,
bers of the convention. Even after be-
ing nominated in that manner, gentlemen
from the Mexican side made cemp!i
mentary speeches regarding him.
Whether Mr.. Whitmorn is ever elected or
not, very few men in their life time have
had the compliment paid to them that
was paid to him in the nominating Con.
vention to-day. Mr.. Robinson got there
by reclamation "a WAS expected.