Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-05-16

cess as an angler = something wonderful
Secretary Morton accompanied the Presi.
dent
Secretary Gresham i still quite M and
there ID much unessiness felt In Cabinet
circles about his condition.
Don Dickerson's ajingo" speech has been
much commented upon. aWhas does Il
mean !" Ii the question asked In and out
Of the press. Some say Presidential bee
Is humming. Some say ian echo Of the
Presidents views"
The income tax case has been re aruued
and the decision Is looked for daily. Ifh
Ia against the Government there win be a
harvest for the claim agents for the next
generation for sll monies collected end the,
income tax law must. or should be refund.
ed. Uncle Sam, however, does not nav
claims willingly, q those who are inter.
ested in the French spoiliation claims can
attest.
Senator German IL Just now the Joint
committee on printing, the adjournment OF
Congress having ended the career OF the
House members and the terms Of the two
other Senators having expired on the
fourth of March.
The growing deficit in the Treasury ID
easily accounted for. The income tar has
not reached the amount expected, $780,
100000, and the revenue from sugar has
been much smaller than anticipated. Sen.
ator Brice says that the business men of
tie country regret that the Gorman, Allison
plan OF Euchecquer notes TO meet current
deficiencies was not adopted aas ii was a
most wise. prudential and far reaching
measure"
Senator German Ii still here and has
just decided in favor of The Printers of the
@. r. o., against the Commissioner Of
Patents, who wished 10 have the Paten.
Office Printing done by contract.
The japanese having gotten the better
Of Chins but not Of Russia, Germany and
France, now desire an interest in Nicara-
guam camel, the survey OF which was an.
thorized by the late lsmentee Congress,
and which is 10 be built by Americans with
American capital.
Col. Craighill, so well known to Mary
landers has succeeded GenI. Casey and
Secretary Carlisles private Secretary, Mr..
Van Sender succeeds Major Kretz as
appointment clerk of the Treasury.
The river boats did rushing business
during the hot spell and carried large
parties Of excursionists TO the different
resorts. Marshall Hall il the most popular
place, and Captain Blake's boats, the Nc
Alisier and River Queen have as much as
they can do. Captain Blake believes in
Chapel Point and he has with other far
seeing men invested In lot and will build
a summer home.
The first excursion Of the season will.
leave for the Point on Thursday, the pro-
ceeds Of which will go towards buying
house for The Eastern Dispensary, q charity
that was started by the owner of Chapel
Point and his clever wife, the daughter of
the late Sam1. j. Randall, who recognizing
how hard IL was for the poor TO get the
prescriptions Onward" or precinct" doc.
tors filled. interested their many friends in
this noble work to which they both give
much time and thought If the Court
house is built at Chapel Point will II not
be great convenience to the Lawyers of
fR6 yStsaf q the y lsng s asiys e
little expense. The fight over the matter
seems 10 be against the Point, the brilliant
young editor Of the Times and the people
OF the county whose interest Is at stake.
CONTTDruA