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The state herald., 1891-10-09

What man or woman will deny that q good
dlnnor Ia u present delight. Equally undo
ninblc Is u that when u wull cooked meal IN
succeeded by II ut OF indigestion, rapture Is
dyspepsln to your dinner. No, my dear sir,
your Eistric department was out OF order to
begin with. Hnd you regulated IL with Hos.
tottot's Stomach Bittois, the cargo Hint you
took ou board would have been comfortably
slowed AWAY without tho slightest inconi
venlcnco. This incompatible sJomachio en-.
tiroly reforms faulty digestion, nnd u
lntes, besides, tho liver and tho bowels III
must act hnrmoniously with the dis, .vo
organ, or ull threo fall out Of gear, Tgk0
the i,ittors for kidney and rheumatic COM
plnints, and In NIL cnses OF malaria, As q
ionic. appetizer nnd promoter Of convaics-
ceucp IT Inns no Ducr,
The state herald., 1891-10-09
Private Executions.

Great Editor--"send n man to that
execution tomorrow, and tell him 70
keep II down to two columns.
City Editor--"No reporters are to
be admitted"
Great Editor--''rhat's sol Tell him
to make II tivc columns. New York
Weekly.
The state herald., 1891-10-09
Accidental Discovery of Now pye

Accident and carelessness have
sometimes led to valuable discoveries
in science, particularly in chemistry,
and we have recent instance in the
Chemiker Zcitung Herr v. II. soxhlct
was recently examining various OK.
tracts OF indigo, such ns indigo car
mine, in order to determine their
market value, when, by pure over.
sight, quantity OF liquid ammonia
was poured into n glass containing
some OF tho indigo carminc. The glass
was stoppcrcd and left to itself, but
at the end OF ten days IL was taken up
to be cleaned, and the deep blue indi.
go liquid was found to have changed
It's colour to n yellowish sreen.-Globc.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

This is to certify that have used DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup In case Of bad cold
and severe cough and found rolief fnd
cure, and cheerfully recommend II to any
ono suffering from ths Qrecss Of cold.
VIM. =. FRAZER
90 Barron St, New York.
The state herald., 1891-10-09
1t 10 said thousands OF Jewish refugees
from Russia nre TO bo shipped to Canada.
COMMENDABlE,

All claims not consistent with tho high
character of Syrup Of Figs are purposely
avoided by tho Cal. Fig Syrup Company
1t acts gently on tho kidneys, liver ii
bowels, cleansing tho system osccspally
but it is not n curo-all md makes no pro
tensions that every bottle will not sub.
stuntiatc,
The state herald., 1891-10-09

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria,
When she wns Child, she cried for Castorin,
When she became Miss, she chung to cas,oria.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

ut is not madness that I utter, hr,np
me TO the test.n have said and am pre-.
pared to stick to 1t, that this suffering
world need no longer sigh with pain, since
" is 80 well known that Salvation Oh
kills 1t, without my trouble.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

FITs.-hll Fits stopped FREQ by IN. KLisrs GREAT
Nerve Ecztorcr. No FIT after frstday suse Mar
T-aus outcs Treatise and g 100 trial bottle free To
III cnshr. Fond in DE kllelrlI Arch ST. rhIlh. Ia
The state herald., 1891-10-09
Grinding Without Pressure.

In n paper recently read before the
Technical Society OF the Pacific Coast,
Mr.. John Richards referred, among
other things, to the system OF accurate
grinding for calender rolls for paper
making, introduced number ofyears
ago by J. Martin Poole, OF Whining.
ton, Del.
These rolls, some OF them seven feet
in length, had to be made for rolling
tissue paper, which will pile 1000 to
4 1000 to an inch OF thickness and
variations OF 10000 OF mn inch in
diameter or alignment would distort
rolls. Mr.. Poole had exhausted the
emery wheel market, and ended by
advertising here and in Europe for
samples OF emery and corundum. He
collected such samples and establish
cd n laboratory for experiment and
the manufacture OF wheels, and, finally,
after many failures, produced those
that would grind without pressure.
This was done by cementing the
wheels with substances soluble by soda
water, using the sharpest corundum
carefully assorted, When the wheels
were Mt work stream OF alkaline
water was run upon them, so the sur.
face was continually but slowly melted
away, md each time the wheels turned
around, so to speak, new edges were
presented to the work, and when the
conditions were favorable the cutting
went on without nppreciablepressurc.
The state herald., 1891-10-09
DENVER PROFESSIONAL oARol

DR. T. \. EATON ira 18th oculis, and Auri-t Ar
tncfaI eyes inserted Cros- eyes straighfsncd.
Denver snnitsfiupl, Nn HRlleit. Rates y a ueek
up. Phytilians aid trained nurses In attendants
prs. Edwards Hand, Masonic Tcmpio-Diseas"
of the rectum.
Dr. MeDcrnith, ,i7il chnmpa, Ey and fhroa' disease
Dr. Jeuner'., Electro Magnetic Inst. isiochHmpa
e. ". Eno-, Md, Cas- Graham block-tyr kar.
". ". Medill, Il 10. ,McPhoo brd'g surg inStrumts.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Sig. Corte, Italian consul Mt New Or
leans, has been transferred TO Havrc,
Franco,
The state herald., 1891-10-09
DeIIght Followed By Tormen ne.

Tho Leland Stanford, Jr., uniyersity at
Palo Alto, California opened with impos-
ing ceremonies
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Judge Paschal of Texas has refused to
naturaiizc Il. V. Sauer because the latter
is n aociulist
The state herald., 1891-10-09

"nan.on'. Magic Germ salve."
Warranted to cure. or money refunded. AK
your druggist for II. Price Is ccnts.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

REV. n. +. CARSON. Scotland Das.. snys.
+, Two bottles Of Halls Catarrh Cure completely
cared my little girl" Sold 10y Druggists, 7bc.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

,;!sh He9,lnsh. Cnn Bc Cured Conilne
eoniainina sly powders. Sold BY lrurgists or
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Many handkerchiofs arc molstencd by
sorrows that never occur.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

The Only Ono Ever Printed Can You
Find The Word7
There Is 3.inch display advertisement
In this paper this week which has no two
words alike except one word. Tho same
Is true OF each now one appearing each
week, from tho DIR. Harter Medicine Co.
This house places Crescent on every
thing they make and publish. Look for
II, send them the name Of the word, aud
they will return you Book. BEAUTIFUL
LiriioGHAPns on SAMrLss FnrE.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Women's sweet disposition Is Away
shown by her husbands long hair.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Dog own ers should send for pamphlet on
canihc dlsenses. sIrait. Tnicni. Now Y6rE Ci,II
The state herald., 1891-10-09
The Use Of Opium

A politician left alone with his con.
science secs mighty little company.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Tho Colorado School Journal for Octo
ber Is Just out. II contains u great deal of
matter OF interest and profit to teachers
and should be In the hands of all of them.
Price ti % q year. =. o. Box s9s, Denver.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

The Chess match between Steinits and
Schigorin for $1,000 side will begin in
New York Dec. Is.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

A maiden speech-onc stick OF tutti
frutti, pleasr.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Large numbers of hogs in South Dakota
nre dying OF cholera.
The state herald., 1891-10-09
PhotographIns Speech.

The method of analysing motion by
the acknowledgement, which has
been so happily applied by NJ. Marcy
in the case of moving animals, such as
horses running or birds and insects in
flight, has recently been employed by
Nj. u. Demeny, a preparation, at the
physiological station OF NJ. Marcy, to
examine the movements OF the lips in
speaking. lie has obtained results
which show that the form OF the mouth
is quite definite for the different
articulate sounds. With these photo.
graphs combined in zoetrope he has
reproduced the movements OF the lips
by synthesis. An ordinary person
finds it difficult to read the words by
the animated pictures; but deaf
mute who has been accustomed to
read from the lips OF a speaker finds it
easy to do the same from the photo
graphs. A young pupil OF the Nation.
al Institute OF Deaf Mutes in France
could read the vowels and diphthongs
as well as the labials. The first ex-
periments were, OF course. not all that
could be desired, but in bringing the
matter before the Academy of Sciences,
Paris, NJ. Demeny expressed the hope
that in continuing his researches he
would be able to develop new
method OF educating deaf mutes by
sight from more perfect Photographic
images. Obviously magic lantern
lecture might be delivered to an
audience OF deaf mutes IN this way.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Mr.. Hugh Childers has announced his
Intention To retire from parliament,
The state herald., 1891-10-09

eearis a Cfaner'. tolIege. 6.weso. n. y. ~
The state herald., 1891-10-09
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS
F4S1ss - -,-s-sssl..sssSs@Fssa
SOME RECENT DISCOVERIES IN
THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
a sa ;.ss,s.,,, - assSSeSsRhM
New Kinks In Elsotriolty-.lnvsnts
by q Convlot--orindins Without
Pressure--lndebtsd to Cranks
--lnvehtlon Of the Type.
writer.
New Kinks In Electricity.

wow NinNo IN Eiootricitys
In 1885 there were three electric
roads in existence, with an equipment
OF thirteen cars. There are now in
operation or under contract 1926 roads
with 1000 cars and daily carrying
capacity off billion passengers. In
the United States the horse.car traffic
is carried on: Two-thirds by horse
power, one-fourth by electricity, one
sixteenth by dummies and one-twen.
etith by cable. An average of cost
gives, per car, mile 1915 cents for
horse, 1912 cents for electricity and
14.l2 cents for cable.
"You won't never have no accidents
you don't never take no risks" was
the wise dictum OF witness Of q re-
cent electrical accident.
Experiment in fixing the longitude
OF Montreal, undertaken at McGill
College, necessitated the opening OF a
circuit by cable and Md lines to
Greenwich and return. Some two
hundred signals were sent, and the
average time for the round trip OF
nearly 5000 miles was LOS seconds.
An English woman has written what
is declared to be the best popular ex.
position OF the science OF electricity
up to date. She is Emma Marie
Caillard.
Electric welding has been reduced to
the utmost exactness in shops where
formerly all the clumsiness OF fire.
welding prevailed. Leader water
pipes may be welded but Joints on.
The use of a flux is not necessary.
There is some question whether the
Broadway road will ever run the
cnble now going in. 1t is thought
that by the time the rope is ready
that an electric car far cheaper will be
on the market.
An invention for factories enables
any person in any part of the factory
to stop the main engine by the touch.
ing of a button, the wire connecting
with the engine governor. In cases OF
mishap this is very useful device.
The state herald., 1891-10-09

The Boston baseball club has wen the
I pnpua rannnt
The state herald., 1891-10-09

is not habit, nut A DISEASE. "Why and
How Curcdr sent free. Address II, l..
KRAMER, Secretary, Indiana Mineral
Springs, Ind
The state herald., 1891-10-09

Majors Cement Repairs Broitcn Articles
l5c and &c. Majors Leather and Rubber Cement l5c
The state herald., 1891-10-09
DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

0i Ia 6ls Seventeenth ST., Denver. Skilled Phy.
.ieiAn- aud Surgeons IN constant attendance. fDeet
Hath and Massage Phrlors In city. Tr-atnent by
mail specially, Send Tor symptom blank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-06-18

Charged With EurssY .---Prsl1minaTy Hearing
On warrant 81 Justice John r. Duke
Edward Sz2iies, coloTed, was committed
y jail, FriJsy Jane 18th. instant, charged
with the mzrder Of John Kelly, also ooi-
cred. The BEAcoS, 4 last week, noted
The iis4ppe4rsDce and supposed drowning
II Kelly Thursday morning last Kelly's
body wa found floating Just above Leon
zTdtOwn wharf a jay Of inquest was
inp4EIe.Isd ard sizned verdict Of -acci-
dental drowning Despite the finding Of
The t1ry il E4s talked sFOubd that Kelly
had bees fully DEALT with and suspicion
was directed towards Edward Swailes.
Friday, The 1Z.b, Oficer J. Wesley Graves
ssresse6 -Eailes - L5OBardtown wharf
Asss In the sfterp0Dn the prlsoneT was Civ
es . preliminary hearing befoEe Justice
Jobs r. Dsks. Esaie's Attorney HAmmett
represented tbs State and y. y. Holmes.
Ecu, tie scessss. We ssbjoan the mate
IA f4eas sesfsasJ - ~ The different wit
Deasea
Hr Wm. H. Ford testified Tia; Swailes
ss9 Kelly Esrs in his ssoge Saturday night,
abss f1sey were drinking and goi into :
fszarre8 Ksilg al fissi bs would kill or
Sfsyws sEsiges retire fsOTHing. Both men
hs6 esrhe ., to wharf IL The same boat
swssses refzssd ~ fsssrD Sitb Kelly. The
lsaaes 80 ne wharf eaTTing IN the boat
pf.b hiEs = bHsGk std osS Belonging 70
sxsfiAe sNal5es ~ sDosaeT boat and
fylkyss5 sfses Esjly. ssyiDg before he
sssyssd iaas bs 'v0sG - ha bundle or
ksg iassg swsiles returned iD sbOui Gfieen
rsssss4s bgfnzsaz rita siss de bundle and
oas ~. Ft,sa G~y@xbt Swsiisa came from
ss<,ye tie shssf
gasesb nsssse1I. e<ss1fsd--s kGnd On the
Jlsssze Hss8isg4oz b@sfa bvsiies threat
60 " 81 KsslT Tbosg1s Kelly seemed
" b~ f-yfsz y sseg Dss u swssiesf way.
Essz wHasaa Bs5Ae, " ths Washing
ha, k@afse1 n bsss1sK sssiIz say he
ss,s9 Is Kksl1 l<Eess msning
YaaB1 Bssseg sssa Lewis bsewsr:, both
s<s1ss5 thssis4a y, svssiss and Kelly
,ssssssgtsg so s,lAs,1sg sssljs threaten
Hsstg ~ ss5es sgssaansss0p said both
SEQ we,s sssg 4sssk B%essrt did not
Esd kssIT zrzh - E>Ds hwass eus-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-06-18

somary thing for Swailes and Kelly when
ever they met 70 abuse and threaten ons
another
j. w. Graves testified 20 viewing Kelly.
body and 10 noticing blood running from
around his mouth and eyes.
DR.. Charles Combs answered several Inv.
pothetical questions as TO the character o.
blood flowing from man who died bv
drowning and that from one who was
wounded and thrown or knocked overheard
Messrs. Charles NuthaIl, Webster Fox.
We'll and Richard II. Bennett testified tina,
The boat Kelly was in was q very 'ticklish'
one, was 'rolly' and easy TO fall from.
Capt. Bennett said that he saw SwaiIes the
Monday after tie drowning and asked him
where Kelly was. Swailes said he didn't
know. The prisoner told him of his guar.
rel with Kelly at Leonardtown wharf.
saying hat he struck him and ended IL
Also stated that he overlook Kelly about
100 yards from wharf and got his bun.
die.
Mr.. Ford was recalled and said that
Swailes told him that he overlook Kelly
near Buzzard's Point bouy-1O00 yards
from wharf When Swailes followed Kelly
out OF the store he [Swailesl was 30 mad
he bit the door. Swailes did not hit Kelly
while at the wharf.
The BEACON reporter visited Swailes in
jail Monday. The prisoner made the fol-
lowing statement
Ny name is William Edward Swailes.
| was there lat the wharf, drinking-my-
sell and Ben Robinson and Felix Homes
and John Kelly-and dancing around
there. So, he asked me to lend him s
cents and j Tended Il 70 him. He pretend
Ell ne had drapped il under the wharf. I
said let It go. SO he put his foot on IL.
shortly after that seen him pick IL up. I
went To him and told him 10 give me that
3 cents-he shouldn't have it-as big n
inend as / had been TO him TO serve me
that way. So he commenced cursing and
commenced cursing and kept on so.
when Kelly left the wharf went after
him and got my bundle and brought il
back u the wharf"
In reply 20 questions of Mr.. Connolly.
Swsiles said When found him he was
very drunk. never teched him. don't
remember making any threats agin him"
Tuesday, His Honor Judge Crane heard
petition for bail and fixed amount at $500.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-06-18


RY suitable and Trustworthy servant, a
~ situation in city, town or country; can
furnish the most satisfactory references
from the best families in America. / am
willing 10 give my hest services % those
who desire to employ. Ny qualifications
IL am OF age and have powerful
arm
2. ] am Of good form, well built and
have an iron constitution.
.. need no doctor, and never have fits.
L Jam good worker and willing 1T
all times
5. require no rest, as never tire.
o. All the food require il a few drops
OF Oil each day, which keeps me in good
working condition.
.. have not single vice or bad habit.
g. never AJAX for s-kelidsy.
0. always give satisfaction, no matter
how fast I am compelled % work
10. ! have no country cousins or other
company
II. have no particular religion, but am
willing 70 conform 70 the belief Of my en-
ployers.
12. can easily do the entire work of the
most exacting employer.
IL. am thoroughbred American
born, and reared in the city OF Bridgeport,
State of Connecticut
IA. Having been employed in the fami-
lies and factories Of ali nafionalities, can
understand one language As well as anoth-
er, and can give You thousands Of the best
Of recommends.
Is. / can do sewing Of ali kinds, the
most beautiful work yua ever saw, on any
kind Of goods from lace 20 leather. My
embroidery Is simply marvellous. can
make any design and via guarantee 10 dec
crate and beautify your home lean make
beautiful button-holes, and have made as
many as 1000 in one day. can do your
work better, cost less 20 keep me, viii live
longer and earn you more money than any
servant you can employ.
10. do my work % quietly as not 70
annoy or disturb any one, this alone ought
10 he sufficient.
II. / am . friend % everybody, and no
one should be without me- Ny name il
WHEELER & WILSON; call on my
Agent and ser what can do to help you.
r. o. MORGAN,
FEB 26h Agent, LeonardtOwn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-06-18


Don't forget the Commencements. See
notices.
The Sue was delayed Monday last by an
accident to her machinery.
Read the Grafton of T. Wallis Blackis-
tone, Esqr., published on our first page.
The Commencement at the Sisters Acad-
envy, this village, is to be on Monday, June
22nd, instant
The Democratic primaries will be held
on July 11th and the Convention on the
14th. See call.
We are indebted 10 Prof. E. T. Briscoe
for an invitation 70 attend the Charlotte
Hall Commencement Exercises.
Dir. William II. Hayden is TO return to
his duties at Wilmington, Delaware, To-
day. We wish him renewed success.
Mr. Joy informs us that on Monday the
thermometer registered $50. In Baltimore
it was the hottest 18th Of June for years.
In the quarterly distribution of the school
fund, just made, ST. Mary's receives for
white schools. $S.5es65; for colored, $a,-
STAG.
We are told that an attack OF the grippe"
prevented Mr. w s. Coppage, of the State
Central Committee, f,om attending the re-
cent meeting.
There will be a meeting Of the Teachers
Association Saturday evening next, the
Goth instant, At $50 o'clock. Teachers
should not fail to attend.
The dredge Washington is at work in
Lennardtown harbor, We are told that rs
feet will be cut OFF Buzzard's Point and the
channel be otherwise improved The mud
Is 10 be dumped in Paw Paw Hollow.
J. w. johnson, Of Essex county, Va.
has bored an artesian well for Mr.. Lewis
X. Mattingly, at "Collingwood," 9TH dis
trict, which yields l2i gallons of water per
minute. The water is cool and Of excellent
taste. The we'll cost $40.
Messrs. Jos. II. Key, J. Thomas Parsons
and j. Frank Ford and others were pres.
ent at the recent meeting Of the Democrat
ic State Central Committee in Baltimore
/ Mr.. Key is OF the opinion that Mr.. Ford
has most excellent chances for the nomi-
nation for the Court Of Appeals.
ME Sarah Hayden, relict of the late
/ William Hayden, died at her residence,
this village, Friday, the 18th instant Mrs.
Hayden, was 9 devoted mother, a kind
neighbof and true Christian. Her fune-
raj was largely attended. May she res, in
peace,
Mrs. Sue Latham, wife of J. Woodley
Latham was buried in ST. Joseph's grave
yard, Monday last, in the presence Of q
large number Of sorrowing relatives and
friends Rev. Father Scanlon preached an
eloquent and fOrcible sermon. The stores
along the route Of the funeral were closed.
Mrs Latham's was lovely character and
she was beloved by ali who knew her.
May she rest in peace,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-06-18
downtown Locals.

Some clover has been cut and housed,
AMI before many days elapse wheat will
- ripe enough for the'reaper. Farmers
have cause 10 be thankful, sc neither scab
nor rust has appeared either in wheat or
oa'A
Formerly, persons who shipped soft crabs
u Baltimore and Washington realized re-
munerauve figures per dozen. The busi-
ness seems 10 have had its day, as mony
HIS been lost this season on principal ship
menis.
Miss Annie 5. Williams, daughter Of an
old Confederate, is visiting Mrs l. s. Ben.
vile; and Mr. Willie Weighl and wife are
guests Of Mrs. Tucker, Of Tick Neck
schools are progressing very well. Miss
Rosa Milburn and Miss Annie Raley, teach
err respsctiyely OF 81 Jerone's and Scot
land schools, have each large attendance,
and their pupils learn rapidly
Merchants are not IN buoyan; spirits at
present Money Is scarce and the equivs-
lent tor same Is not . te bSE.
4 number Of white and co!0red have
gone away 70 seek employment The ma
lo;;:y Of The latter have goDe To PennsyI-
v'a-a g. work mines u ca f.ru.s Wages
rom $3.50 n 500 per day
The road leading f-o-i tie Pine r. Nil
!rF s Ind Benville's yhz-ves has been ;hos-
1rEhly -epsirei BY NJ. John ForTsssel-
Wlitewszhing = tsnz done, and the
pant brush Is Ooc2ss0nklly Rse6.
M. W. c Henderson. oEBer 81 Jgfi&nd
farm, has engaged IL servlces q d.. Ned
Dunbar g his superintendent Mr.. d. u
stirring nan and practical farmer
v.:hal
Prof Henry, 4 Jokns Hopkins UnivsS-
sly, BziunaTs, reEnoyed large and pain
10! wen from Mr.. Frs1eriek Dgna&y's heck
recently The wea wGs Iocs.sd ns4F a.
external ozrUtid ErteEy. Z lad y - bosh
Gu: and hurnei--& p2snfzI operssso1
!; SEEMS hat or partisan peosssSea&Es are
beginning = sxe1ezse LIE diseTsfso8 10
ihei- utteTs1cez- We 2es1&lfy heard aeve~
"a commis-ziirz kszza fr&slsy-fsss "a,
making allowance f1g ne sIx.sss q evil
ard good. Wiki, sa-soo1, 10 70 be eoss6
Ii every hsn2z chsr1esr. We are sosesd
70 inquire, ara tie fLsr1ssns yszrz. ssrfnz
which persod Satzn VII bs lizard, ss1
holiness bec0ne trs7saph2nt ahso1gboys ~
word lkeT *, RAJ q hxs1S
The saturday, SfsernoIz Tszsss u ne bce
cream zaAa = k&iIss ~ sho@e VIC hare
spare dine - sSess ~ ~ sz1esoSs sd
cling iuKary.
The W G Il CsBo~ nzss - ssseEy ss<ses
- Frlo&y lzst 1ns is0zs wtss yc,sT sspe,gt,
er c.sl1 gse1n, i ses=s tzss sewers aess-
Ten hsTe ssgnssss rhess ias~ssos 10 iesge
TIE cissrcz sos severn ss0nssss, al soosz5-
ing % tie raies, . n%s&sssg hs6 10 Re TN
Fsrsd - elscs 03oegs N aez in sassSr Da11es
uHui thsy rs@srn. Tie ssessssy 3 ysrv
poltts ID gea9Seass. k5szsy isSsrmes u
ih2i ihe sgs3sez sos &scasss1z s6 nexs sse&.
iag- Sy.h issssEs, ~Osls - ~oa sSn ssesk,
ia
Aery EsEersaS B.sss2y Cgrsas oe24snaA1
Tory Bsssons - sssSsy sal hoaAsz ..
TIE two Cssscbss.
Mr. saLy Yose a bear fessGys ~ Me-
fesnbs1Ee SszEtk, zsse f11b 5saa&a
Gezffss sasVwesx aocsssoasl8y gsses -
Ga1 Be@s.y bss&ks 10 eyesywhesee
AxzAEA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-06-18
Accidents


Saturday afternoon last, johnson Hurry,
aEyd about 20 years, was drowned in st.
C,aments Bay run. Mr. Hurry was in the
trn bathing and got beyond his depth.
fl, brother and Thomas jameson made
Strenuous but UnaVailing efforts 70 save
hun. Mr.. Hurry was the eldest SON of the
lat John {. Hurry and grandson of Judge
Pt.Up G. Love. The body was recovered
saturday evening and was buried Sunday.
Last Saturday afternoon Samuel Spald.
ing, Of Brittan's Neck, slipped from load
g! hay and was pierced by one Of the tines
oi % FORK " h!ch fell with him The prong
Of the fork penetrated Mr.. Spalding's
s.nmacL iniiicting a severe wound. Luck
y the course Of the wound was upward
ana though painful it is not considered
dangerous.
About $50 Saturday afternoon, Thomas
Connolly, i hand on the three-masted
schooner "Fiheman" had his leg broken
just below the knee by being caught under
hcavY piece Of ship timber. The 'Fihe-
nan is loading at Leonardtown wharf
aid horses are used to hoist the timber
aboard. AN incorrect order was the cause
o. lie accident.
Tuesday last, Robert Plowden, colored,
We k-wing, struck his right foot severing
one OF the arteries. Dr. John T. Spalding
sG-Eied him.