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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

The st. Mary's county Democ-
racy have now no appointments to
quarrel over and that bone Of con-
tention being removed there should
now be no squabbling. Having
nothing to quarrel about let's stop
quarrelling and settle down and
reserve our fighting energies for our
next conflict with the Republicans.
And, the fur will certainly Fly if we
but attack the enemy with the zeal
and vigor we have time and again
wasted in contests among ourselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

WHAT A. p. A. ism MEANs.-It
is reported from Washington, in
connection with Wisconsin's con-
tribution of a statue of the great
priest explorer, Father Marquette,
20 the collection in the Statuary
Hall of the Capitol, that "the A.
p. A. men are highly incensed by
the placing of the statue of Jes-
nit, clothed, too, in the fashion of
his religion, in the National Capt.
tOl among the heroes of the nation.
In this news there is nothing at all
surprising; yet thoughtful people
should pause to realize what such
an attitude means.
Anything that brings out the
true character of the A. P. A. move
ment should be welcomed, fOI it is
quite certain that the sooner this is
clearly understood the sooner the
agitation will be brought to an end.
In our own city, it seemed pretty
clear few weeks ago that its pro-
scriptive influence has been brought
to bear to prevent the confirm
alton of one of the Mayors ap-
pOintments; it is only to be regret
ted that stronger manifestation
did not take place. so that the gen
erai condemnation might have been
more clearly marked. When the
mem bers Of this reactionary society
object to the placing in the Capitol
of a statue of one of the great he
roes of American explorers because
he was a Jesuit, the ignorance and
barbarism of the movement become
manifest. Marquette did his brave
and splendid work of exploration in
the Jesuit's garb, and the people of
the State of Wisconsin, recognizing
him as the conspicuous character in
their history, wish to have his MEM
DRY perpetuated by statue which
shows him in his habit as he lived.
If the A. P. A. people are afraid
that the statue in the Capitol may
serve to remind the people that gran
deur of character and greatness of
achievement are not limited to any
one sect or group of sects, they will
find that such medieval narrowness
and ccwardice attract little sympa-
thy in our time and country
Erening Ners.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

Gov. Lowndes has named Will
liam Frank Ford, of the 9Th dis
trict, for Inspector of Warehouse
No. i, and we know of no Republi-
can in the county who will come
nearer to filling the office. Mr..
Ford is an active Republican, and
as such we have had several tits
with him, and have ever found him
an earnes, fighter. We admire him
for his courage and other good quail
tiles and wish him a pleasant term
Of Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

The Z. s. House, by a vote of %
to Ga, decided that more of the ap-
preparations for Indian schools
should go to sectarian schools. The
fight today was led by Mr.. Linton.
a Michigan republican, who is the
most pronounced and openly avowed
A. p. A. member on the floor. He
also referred Indignantly to statue
of Pierre Marquette, robed in the
gown OF a Jesuit priest and decor
ated with the paraphernalia of his
church, which is shortly to be erect
ed in Statuarv Hall in the presence
Of high dignitaries of the Catholic
Church. Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

1t goes without saying, that we
are sorry the Democrats did not
have the naming of the school com
missioner, but as they didn't we
are glad the Republicans selected
for the place DR.. Zach. r. Morgan.
a gentleman well qualified for th'
position. There should not be, and
no doubt there will not be- any
trouble about his confirmation b,
the Senate. And, when he enters
upon the duties of his office he will
find that the school affairs of tn,
county have been well managed !;
that there is in st. Mary's an ex
ceptionally well-equipped corps of
teachers and that our schools will
compare most favorably with any
in the State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27
DIED.

In Baltimore city on Thursday, Februa
~ 90, 1895. FANNIE EVELYN, beloved
daughter of John B and Mary j. Evans.
Rest in peace.
Entered into rest at her home, Mt Pleas
ant, Monday evening. Feb II, 1896, Mrs.
JANE ]. BEAN. widow of the late DIR
A. III Bean, aged 60 years, leaving to her
children the legacy OLA good name" and
a Christian example.
Carroll and Frederick papers please copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

A fire of a few minutes at the
home of Mr.. James B. Armiger,
1906 North Charles street, Balti-
more, on Sunday morning last end.
ed the lives Of eight persons and
injured seven others. The fire
caught in the cellar from furnace
pipe and IN o O few minutes swept
to the top Of the house. The in
mates were entrapped, with the only
means of escape the windows at
each end of the house. The first
thought of each member of the
household seems to have been to
save the others. Mr.. Armiger
aroused his daughters and their
children on the third floor as well
his guest on the fourth floor. Mrs.
Armiger aroused her daughters on
the second floor. With their last
efforts to save others the victims
found death encircling them. The
smoke blackened their faces and
filled their lungs. The fire leaped
up to where they were and burnt
their hair and blistered their flesh.
They stumbled and fell, clinging
to the ones they had died to save.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

So far az we have been able to
learn only the Supervisors Of Elec.
tions for this county have thus far
been confirmed. As to the balance
Of tho list, it is distinctly Repuh-
lican matter. The places belong to
that party and it has q right to fill
them to suit itself, and anyone that
it pleases it to name Democrats will
be content with.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27
IN MEMORIAM.

In memory of my dear mother, MARY
G. HOPKINS, sged alb ,ui SO years, who
died December LIST. May she rest in peace.
There is place above all Others
That Is dearest to my heart
IT'S a spot | love io visit
When I'm weary and oppressed.
Angels seem Ia hover around NE,
Voices whisper in the air,
And again ] hear the footsteps
OF a mother dead and gone.
What Is life withou. a mother:
What Is home without her ihsreg
When her smi'e no losger greet as
And her voice il stil! in death.
All, too late IN know her.
Wien we Ley her 10 the grave,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27
And the place we love to visit
Is q sainted mothers grave.

And the place we love to visit
Is sainted mothers grave.
o. blov gently storms of winter,
Spare the blossom on her grave.
Lightly rest the turf above her,
Softly fall the vernal showers
Meath the trees she loved 30 fondiy,
In the land she loved 90 well,
Sadly, lovingly we lay her
In the city Of the dead
BIZ HER DAueHTRR MARIA.
Departed this life February 10. 1896
JAMES RICHARD NAYLOR. only child
Of Herbert and Bette Nsylor, aged 8 wears.
months and Is days.
He was killed by the falling of wind.
ow when alone In q new building on the
farm OF Mr.. Frank A. Crook. He was our
only one and sad, - sad, il the separation.
he was Sabbath School Scholar ut the
Methodist Church. Leonardtown during
the summer Of 1885, and q scholar of the
pubic school the same year. But he has
ieit vacant place that can never be filed
No little boy TO kiss mamma good night
and rise with the birds in the morning AMI
merry as they all the day. Nv heart over
flows while penning these lines. Nv onIv
comfort ID my small loss il his great gain
can go TO him, but he cannot come 10 me
He was buried in 81. Mary's churchyard.
st. Mary's City, beside brother end sister
gone long before, waiting TO welcome him
ut the beautiful gate.
By HIS MOTHER.
Died, at the residence Of his nephew and
neice, Thomas Bean and Miss Mary Bean,
sth election district, oc Feb II, 1895, Mr.
u. EDWARD COMBS, the senior mer.
chant at the Great Mills.
TIE county hiss lost good aud worthy
hand % those who were Ina need He rev.
er spoke evil Of anyone, bat tried 20 shield
their farlts and elevate bis fellow man.
he was @ refined and Christian gentle
man, true friend and one free from de
ception. His remains were inferred at
medley's Neck graveyard, but his memory
Will ever be fresh in the minds Of those who
admired him as an esiimAbIe citizen. lie
has left this cold and unfeeling world for q
brighter one, where peace and happiness
reigneth forever. w. A. G.
Died, at the residence Of her husband,
Bacop's Wharf, FRANCES j., wife of
James Z. Copdage, aged 40 years.
Again has ceath visited household and
robbed it of its deare-t treasure, and no one
can more deeply feel and mourn her loss
than her grief stricken husband and moth
eriess little children Mrs. Coppage was
truly sweet and smiable lady; she was a
devoted wife, loving mother and true
and sincere frie: d. Her remains were in
TERED in Poplar Hill churchyard on Fri
day, the 18th instant, To await the resur.
rection morn. May God, in HIS infinite
mercy, comfort the hearts Of those whom
she loved SO well and unite them in bet
ter world. A FRIEND
Baliimc:e Sun and Queen Anne's Re
cord please copy.
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The Baltimore Weekly SUN.

The Weekly Sun publishes all the news
ach week, giving Complete accounts q
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

Governor l.owndes considers that
the appointment of Senator Wash
ington Wilkinson as fire marshal is
a nullity inasmuch as MIR. Wilkin-
son was mem Der of the Senate in
1894, when the office was created =,
and is therefore ineligible under the
constitution. The appointment
was hastily confirmed out IF court
esy to fellow Senator. Attorney
General Clabaugh is of the opinion
that the easiest way out of the diff
Guilty is for the Senate to reconsider
the vote by which the appointment
was confirmed and then reject it.
There are those who consider that
unless something like this is doLe.
the present incumbent, Mr.. John
j. Jackson. will continue in Office.
The Governor is DESTROYS of giving
something to Carroll county and
has been considering the name of
Edwin j. Lawyer for fire marshal.
SAN, Fsb., 2s5h.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

The question OF reassessment
is perplexing the Maryland Legis-
lature. The Republicans seem to
want to pass a bill because of the
offices it will create, aud for divers
other reasons they don't want t"
pass it. What will be the outcome,
at the present time, no man can
tell. Hardly twenty days remain
in which to do the work and the
passage of an assessment bill that
will assess and not be upset by the
courts requires more time than the
Assembly now has. II the bill at
tempts any new departures the
chances are decidedly against its
being sustained in the courts aud
II it is merely a rehash Of the last
Act it had better not be passed, for
it will only benefit those who secure
the offices under it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27
DR.. L. ERNEST PAYNE,
DENTIST,

'EFEKs his professional services To III,
".ople OF 81 Mrr,'s county pr Pawn,
'llI be in his Office at Lennardtnwn AWAY.
hcept o" the following DAYS, when he viii
Isir other parts Of the county.
ST lnigp's, ihjrd Nond.,
Chaptico fourth Wetn..d,I -
mliest"wn, third THURSDAY :;
MechanicsvilIe, third Fr,day.
Charlotte Hall, fir, MnnC.,
heach month. He will visit parties at thei,
homes upon notification,
Sept il '93-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27
For Sale or Rent.

A to-" story dwelling and lot. SHs
situated on the water. abIuI halt ~
mile from Lennardtown. H.saII Y
The necessary outouiIdings. good ga,d,.
and excellent water at The door. F..
terms, apply tn
10. F. MORGAN, Leonardrowr
or Mrs Fl X SMITH,
7l2 Fayette ST B4ltim ,rr.
Jan ?. lS96-tft
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TUESDAY, April 4, 1896,

te strike the name of al ~ PENSION
EkS frum the Pension List of said 'unty.
fr the purpose oil revising and correcting
said list Names of worthy aud deserving
persons will be reinstated ON said list up,n
the filing Of a petition signed by at least
three taxpayers
BY order,
ENOCH B ABEL,
Clerk.
Feb o7-td
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

New Goods : LAWRENCE
~ has just returned from Baltimore win
new stick Of Drs Goo1s, Mott. ,ns Sh,,ss
q" Nests and Gnceries All Al i.,wss,
prices Call and see or yourself
SsP Ia
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1896.

Honest IN Motive
Fearless in Expression
Sound in Principle
Unswerving in its allowance &c
Right Theories and Right Practices.
The sun publishes all the news all tn.
time, but it does not allow It's columns :.
ne degraded by unclean, imm ,ral or pure
Nv sensational matter.
Editor:ally, the sun is The consistent an
Exchanging champion and defender Of pop
dIar rights and interests against politica
machines and monopolies OF every charac
Ter. Independent in all thiLgs, extreme i,
none. 1t Is inr go'd laws, good govern.
m"n' and good order
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The new YORK LEDGER,

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Always publishes the best and most inter
esting short stories, serial stories and spe
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ways something in the Neio YDrk Ledger
that will interest every membe: al the tan
lily 20 P~ges-Price, 5 cents For salen
this town by J. FORD YATES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-02-27

At farm Of Mr.. Frank Crook. ST Ma
rvs City p o., CABBAGE PLANTS,
now ready for planting - cenrs per 100
Green Spring" ONIONS TOR 8 cent? per
bunch oriers by mail or otherwise res
pertfnllv solicited.
jan Eft.
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

l will be, until further notice, for tn.
purpose of receiving taxes at
Kechanicsvilse, on LIST Monday O.
each month.
ChapticO. on lst Tuesday after tn,
LIST Monday Of each month.
.hile~t0wn, on the 1st Wednesda,
after lst Monday of each month
] II PARSONS, Collector
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The erpeu
OF weather nat
upon - ca lgr
produce severe Il
~ cGeckc II
monia Mr. J Il
Oi the Fort BrI
mense jnstiiuiI o
they eel large III
Cough Rem, d, a
that he has hiTns,
severe cpld and Il
This medicine ,Il
cold toward pn|
prompt Tecnvery|
welt & ~
NJ "hews, Ea.lel
rasw
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Carroll and ]

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Pleasant p

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able parii,s WAS
the residence &C
Island, Tuesday
was all that cou
occasion Cue
O'clock, and wer
host and hoetes
there Was a hea
no outward sign
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FOR sale.

"A farm of 62t ACRES, situated pesr
Maryland Springs, 3rd ele ton district
A good dwelling and land in fair stat. of
cultivation Will be sid cheap fur cash.
Sept got CT GRavES
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Feb. 27-td.
NOTICE.

Office County Commissioners.
LeOnardtown, Feb. rs. 1896
The County Commissioners fer st Ma
rvs county will meet in their "ffice, ia the
Court House, for the purpose of noting
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Religious.

Lectures on
mornings IN tTIC
All saints Churv
Rev II Fields II
March l-Thel
Mays Head Fahl
March 8 Tbe|
Henry VIII |
March lG-Thd
teSiant and C'nthj
March % Thu
March 2J--Wi|
Thee Lecture
tulatinn III "A C"ul
two years ng", az
by request.
Seats free nj tho
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Transfers,
Additions
and Attachments

on the first three days Of March Term of
the Circuit G 'urr, being the 18th, 17uh and
18th days Of March, 1896
Notice is also given, That on the same
days they will consider the records fur
nished 10 them by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court and Register OF Wills, for the purp Ise
"f assessing judgments obtained frmn the
LIST January 1895, To Is, January. 1896. and
TO note additions and Transfers To deceased's
estates All persons interested are not fed
TO appear either in pers, or by attorney
Persons interested will please take notice.
By order,
ENOCH B ABEL,
Clerk.
Feb 27-tdt
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CARPET WEAVER.

JOSEPH LANTZ. manufactures of bss
roSertts' bags, ingram and rag carne,s
~, ~, Tue Lsonasdiown Tuad near California
1"' jan. 4, W-sf.
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CLOSE OF LEVY.

Office County Commissioners,
Leonardtown. Feb IS, 1896
Notice is hereby given, That all accounts
against ST Mary's county must be filed in
this Office on OF bef,re
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"SUSQUEHANNA,"

situated near Milestone Landing. on the
Patuxent River. in - Marv's unity afnEe
said, and heretofore known as belonging o.
The said William B Clarke ami Edward :
Frey, being the same tract of land which
Is described in the paper-wriring puIprrt
ing TO be deed from Edwari Frey and
Mary Frey, his wife. unto Ernest w
Ladd. dated the 18th day Decem her.
1894 aud recorded in Liber J. J q, No. 2,
folio 303, &C.. containing
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TUESDAY, April u, 1896,

or the same will be excluded from the levy
OF the present year.
Nv order.
ENoCH B ABEL,
Clerk
Feb. 27-tds
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Saint Nafg's Beacon.
LEoNARDToWN, MD.

THURSDAY Morning, February q.
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New Advertisements.

= gallons best coal oil for 90 cents at
- A. A. LAwRENcE'S.
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Divine Wort
The Rev.
Special xeej

There will
ton and vest
Sc. Andrew
March 4, 1890
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CATION il desi}
s1YtsIat one.
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The Musical

The xusicalJ
nj Mt Zion
dav. February
ti,ns will bel
the popular eq
will be- suppl
Mr. Charles II
musicians. ID
Is offered for o|
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Wanted.-A BLACKSMITH Sin
w gle man and white man preferred
Apply 70 BENZ AUD.
Valley Lee, ST. Nary's county,
Jan 2-mt Ma
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FOR SALE

Feb. 27--tis
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-27

da put out her balloon jib, but she
TOOK 1T In again very soon. On the run
which was the third leg of the course,
Vencedor gained from the start and
rounded the stake boat at :33 80 Cana
da rounded at 1876 23. Vencedor was
now minutes and SO seconds ahead.
having gained more than a minute and
half on the third leg. She needed to
gain l minute and seconds on the last
leg to win. This it was thought she
would do. judging by her performance
on the three legs sailed. On the run
nome she gained for the first mile. At
ter that the wind slackened and she
seemed to do more than hold her own,
Tor couple Of minutes While running
the last two miles of the course the
WIND went down. Canada gained a
little 1t was question of seconds and
CANADA was the gamer by small mar
gin. Vencedor crossed the line at all
and Canada crossed 2 minutes and 81
seconds later. winning the race by 26
SECONDS. Following is the official time,
twice over course five miles to lee
ward and back:
Elapsed Corrected
Boat Start Finish. Time Time.
! canada ......... II 80 2:14:35 2:44:S5 24O:Ss
Vencedor ........11:30 2:11:O4 2:4104 2:41 :04
There was considerable Of a protest
on account of location Of boats with
hags around the stake boats, but Com
II modore Berriman said tonight: II
went into this race determined not to
protest against anything, even though
tney should shoot cannon ball
through my canvas We have lost.
and that settles this race, but 1 have
challenge in my pocket for another
race In 1897" The challenge was for
mally made tonight, when the cup
was presented to the Canada.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-27
GOSSIP OF THE GAME.

The Detroit club will be here today in time
to play on postponed game with the locals
which will begin at the usual hour. $3.50
Manager Comskey announces that McGfu
who has been laid up with lame hand since
just after the Fourth OF July, Is now able to
will be in the box against the players from
the Straits today.
Burns made a fine catch of Kuehne's drive
in the second inning.
Shugart's stop of wilmotss lot one in the
eighth was one of the fielding features
~ tsfsn Il
George has recovered his batting eve and
so far as apparent IN his play there rs no
trace of the general air of insouciant indiffer-
ence which characterizes some of the other
members of the team.
s2s>sgs U~5 5as "a.
Shugart's play yesterday doas not show IN
very well on the score sWerden saved Bali
lot of errors on throws worse than those of
Shugart yesterday. That comes of having play
ers who work together anicably.
When base ball team can win game on
one earned run witheits5Gwn pitcher knocked
out of the box in the first two innings
it looks bad for the other side, re Su,re-
Manager Comiskey's picture will be among
the set pieces at the opening night OF Pom
peiis last series.
Parker and Ball played great .asnaes. ar
that corner of the diamond
Holingsworth has settled down. IL The field
although his base running. was quite anna
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