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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-09

Paris, July THE Aurore learns from
q good source that a young attsche oil the
United States embassy disappeared
week ago. The police are making an ac-
tive search for the young man. VINO II Is
feared has teen murdered.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-09

Washington. July 6.-General Otis arrlV
cd in Washington today from his hom'
M Rochester n. Y, in answer to a tele
graphic summons from the war depart
nent. and called Immediately on Secre
tary Root. The general spent the entir'
morning i'm close conference with Secretarl
Root General Miles and Adjutant Genera
Corbn. In answer TO inquiry as 10 IN
nature of his business. he referred al
uuestioners to the secretary of war. bu
the latter declined to make any statemen
on the subject.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15

awoke he would not know the differ
ence. Having fixed everything to his
satisfaction he stole to bed and was soon
sound asleep.
Pat having watched she-old man out
Of one eye and being onto all that he
had been doing, waited d few minutes
until he heard, the aid man snoring, then
he crept up the ladder and brought the
old mans boots down. II was not long
before he had them on aud was across
the river with his comrades, having a
glorious time. Before leaving home,
Pat concluded to iayin bottle Of the
Elixir and have 1t on hand, In case the
old man might not give him the same
change the next evening. He reached
the shan.y again in the small hours, and
creeping in, slipped of the old mans
boots, and preparing to put them back
on the ladder, when the thought struck
him he would drink the old mans health.
he had scarce taken good pull at the
DOtttC WINCH uC uEal0 y ACino ONNthGoNy
and quick as fash he dropped the bot
tie into one Of the boots and got back
into his old position At the table. n
was not long before the effects OF what
he had drank put him to sleep, awaking
just as dawn was alighting up the room.
Suddenly remembering where the boots
belonged, he carefully placed them back
on the ladder and went back 10 finish his
nap with,s grunt Of satisfaction. - +
II seems he was not destined 70 rest
easy, for he was soon awakened by a
commotion in the loft, with the sounds
Of fcufIline aud loud talking Aboveall
he heard his mother cay yol a7gqs
Examples It, Mr., o'Learyi Apret'
ty one you are setting, Kidding from
your old wife quart Of the towns best
and using your innocent boy as cloak
TO drink II up all by yourself" And
Pat felt for his bottle Hes
II seems Mrs O'Leary was 6rst TO gel
up that morning and found the boots on
the ladder.
Pat still wonders how the old man got
the bottle out Of his pocket.
Old man o'Leary is ut loss TO know
where the old woman got the bottle.
t O.. q. ii.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our Regular correspondent.)


WASHINGTON, February 12, 1900.
The attitude of the democrats in Con-
gress, as a party, towards the Nicaragua
Canal treaty, which the administration
has negotiated with England and sent
to the Senate, and the Porto Rico tariff
bill, which has been reported to the
House, and will be taken up this week
and jammed through as a party measure,
is thoroughly American, and conse-
quently right. The treaty gives more
than 1t provides for our receiving. 1t
allows us to build canal with our mon
ey, provided we agree TO let every ma.
tion in the world. even those we may
happen to have war with, have exactly
the same privileges we take for ourselves
in using 1t. That isn't the old demo-
cratic idea of American control of The
Canal, and 1t is really surprising that
there is single democratic Senator who
is willing to vote for the ratification Of
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
Notice to Creditors.


Orphans Court Of st. Marys County.
February II, lan. SGT:
Ordered by the Court, That KATE THOM-
AS. Administrative G. :. a., of
WILLIAM LANsDALK THOMAS.
late Of st. Mary's county. Maryland, deceased.
give the notice rcqulrud BY law to the dssneae-
eds creditors 20 exhibit their clnirua and that
the same be published nnce q week for aiH ste
oeasive weeks ia the 81, Mary'e IiKAcoF.
Test. PHIbIPT BHckLEu.
Register wills for 81. Mary's county.
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order. | hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phana' Court Of st. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of Administration on the personal estate
OF william Lanedale Thomas. late u said CO.,
deceased. All persons having claims aRhinst
the said deceased are hereby notified To xhlbiL
the same with tho proper vouchers attached
thereto 20 the subscriber on or before the 18th
day Of AnR. 400. they will otherwise b. law
be excluded from the beuefta OF the said o.
tate. All persons indebted 10 the deceased are
requested 10 make Immediate payment 10 tho
subscriber. a ft
RATE THOMAS, AZ
Administrative, G, ta.
Feb ls-0w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
MnTlOM DEPARTMENT.

and SOC the IargaIgs at oui for you.
Nos s-YI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
[ConMuNroArRp.
Sunny Kansaa.

A mile or so from the edge Of the
town, on the Kansas side of the Kaw
river, stood group Of shanties, where
small colony Of Irish people lived and
raised pigs and potatoes Many Of the
jokes told about them we're hard to ex,
eel. One originating in o. o'Leary's shack
seemed to strike me as being very good,
Michael o'Leary's son Pat had habit
Of coming home about sun down pretty
well soaked with white horse (Kansas
namo for whiskey) and after he had eaten
his supper and taken nap, would sneak
off and have good time over on the
Missouri side of the river. Old man
O'Leary one evening waited until Pat
had his nap out, and when he had him
thoroughly aroused to the situation, or
dered him to go to bed. This Pat would
not agree to. So the old man told him
II he went out that night he would make
II warm form him, and in order to be
sure that he did not, made Pat take Off
his brogans and give them to him~-so
up the ladder the old man went and
when he reached the top he sat down
with his boots resting on the top round
and his body hid from view In the loft,
every once in while peeping down to
see if Pat was still there It was not
long before Pats head was laid in his
hands on the table, and to all intents
and purposes he was sound asleep. The
old man taking In the situation, quietly
pulled off his boots and placed them
ack on the ladder iii the same position
as If he were sitting there. 80 that ii Pat
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
Meals and Lodging.
MAX GOLDBURG,,

pARNSvII.LE. ND ,ERNR vALhEYLEg
Will sell Off his winter and fall stock Of
goods TO make room for the spring stock.
He Will sell all goods through tho weak at cost
and on every Saturday for FOUR Sat
ufdays will Sen them 1t public auCtibn
Jan 25rms
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
Another moth l5:.lC Cold ID. .Wintye3rI. y3!I.
ISGOning HTidW

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and we are prepared to make you com
Portable. Kiy yehaVeA my Istore filed with
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
TRESPASS NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC is hereby notified that
/ hunting with or without dog or gun,
and all passing across fields at Sotterly
farm is forbidden. Disregard of this
notice will be prosecuted. Il
Dec 14--iy JAMES BRISC0E.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
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please copy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
WINTER SCHEDULE.

WtHt& &u &0uAB0&@
Beginning SATURDAY. Dec. 29rd.
The Steamer. POTOMAC
will leave Pier o. Light Street, Balti.
more every TUESDAY. aud aATUR
DAY, At . T.. NJ, for the Potomac
River. calling. ON SATURDAYS trip, at
Millcrs, BFomes Bacons, Grasou's,
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Point. Coan, Klnsaie. Munday's Point.
Lodge, Adams Piney Point, Abcll's,
Leonardtown, Cobrutn, HdwArd's dad
Stones.
On Tuesday only for Lancaster, Bush
wood, Riverside, Liverpool Point, Gly.
mont, Alexandria and Washington
Returning, will leave 7th Street wharf.
Washington. at T.. NJ, THURSDAY,
calling az, the river whaFves, leaving
Loonafdiowh At 0 a. m Monday aud
Friday, Kinsalo al ~ N, Millers At 4
y. m, GraGon's at 5, p. M, aud BacoA's
~ p. m., arriving In Baltimore early
Tuesday and Saturday morniuKa.
Freight received daily Ut PieFp. Light
Street .AAA& t#B
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-02-15
MARRIED

Thomas ID. Lambert aud Sarah .I.ncas
were married a. all Saints Rectory on
Feb 2, 1900, by Rev Q. J. LaRoche.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
Lgtter FroIl Nh. Rouss.

New York City, Nov IS, 1900.
Messrs, Geo. Baylor. r. P. Chew. G. w j.
Haines B. C. Washington. cleon
Moore and c. Holmes, Charles
Town w. Va.
Gentlemen--Yor Letter of the 10th in
viting me on behalf of the good pep1 of
Charles Town and of the Independent
Steam Fire Co. of that town to be present
at the celebration which it is proposed 10
hav in my onor on the nth of February
next was reed to-day, and to say that
such a manifestation of public considera-
ton fills my heart with pride and plesur
dus. not sufficiently xpres my feelings.
The fact is, it presents case wher
ianguag is inadequate to convey my deep
and HEARTFELT gratitude. I only wish i
wer worthy of such great onor.
q perhaps lSno that my good trends in
Winchester propose to hay a celebration
similar to yors on the same day, and il
it be posib1 for me to leav here at al,
must accept their previus invitation. And
while it wud Civ me great plesur to be
present at both OCCASIONS. the probability
is, l will not be able to attend either,
Regreting that 1 canot be with U or
that day, and with a deep sence and live
ly appreciation of the onor it is proposed
to confer upon me,
Very gratefully,
| = r Porree
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
In fIonor 81 ne. NiIson.


The members of the Jefferson county
bar held e meeting in courthouse Fri
day, and adopted resolutions commence
rative Of the late William J.. Wilson. who
for number of years was a member Of
this bar The meeting was presided over
by Judge 2. Boyd FanlBAer. Of the Cir
cult Court Cieon Moore introduced the
resolutions and uladeapprop pirate remarks
on the life and character of the deceased.
Mr., Moore was followed 10y. several other
members of the bar Messrs. George
Baylor, Forrest W Brown, ]. F. Engle
and Jas. N. Mason, Sr.--who made short
speeches eulogistic of The memory of the
dead statesman.
WHEREAS. we have learned with profound
secret of thedrath of our distinguished fellow
I1tizen Hon. William L. Wilson, thefollowing
eesolutioiis we're adopted by the bar of Jtffer-
ron comfy. West Virginia. As Il tribute of re-
Fpect to his memory:
re II Tss0lced by thehar oil Jefferson county
that We deeply lament the death oil our pro-
iessiona brother. ard, at the place where he
commenced his career, desire 10 give expires
sion 10 our hish appreciation of his pure ruG
uusullled character. 10 his ability US a states
man and lawy er,i O his uprightness Us q citizen
10 us utitlNNlttiCc OF disposition rgfltlV
TO help the needy. and extend assistance TO
those rusgliug for improvement mud adj
yaneement and to the sincerity OF his politi-
cal convictions. the bet part of whose public
life was devoted to tie honest advocacy ofthe
political principles deemed by him wisest in
the administration of nutionol politics
That IN hi ctnth we deeply deDlore tile loss
OF one whose friendship we highly valued, a
Statesman who tlIroushhis entire pol licai liz,
Eas unstsined. uusuilied aud untouched bv
corupting Influences.
That we deplore Ills loss as a professional
brother whose uniform Kindness ;lnd courtesy
| we shall ever remember ana cherish. as an
\ educator whose example, culture and ability
were OF inca cuabiv benefit to the Young men
brought within the sphere OF his influence and
under his guidance, IN connection with this
| portion OF his life's work. we invite the atterl-
| ton of the youth of the country as an ex-
ample worthy OF imitation, his culture and
ability commanding aud meTitiag the respect
aud admiration of ali with whom he CANE, in
contact
That to his family in their aiHiction. who
monin the loss of an affectionate and devoted
husband aud parent, we extend our sincere
| sympathy. giving expression to our convictions
that although his earthly career is ended. he
! still lives aud his Influence IS potent in III g
heritage leit 10 them by the testimony + his
noble traits Of character, and IN unbicnished
consistent christian life
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
- - Be &c.

Il. Clifford, the eolored lawyer and
e,litor Of Mord1sburg. in his paper. the
Pioneer Pies. of Saturday, says in his
leadirg editorial:
i sho,t time before the election John
Newman SAID ~ lohu-
soEown.at Wainwright e Quarterly Meet-
ing. tflainwrigft being present.:
Beiare / get through preaching !
Tnay- have some politics i'll If. Has any
one my Objection; and one person SAID
he had, wherespon John said then go
out
Then he said +" ANY Niger who
would vote democratic ticket is not
honest; no be would steal; No3ld steal a
mans chickens break into his meat
lotse, he would burn barns and houses.
ne would take away mans wife; he
belnucs 20 the devil. ana he ought 10 be
right in hell where he belongs.
The above is-nOt put in print 20 show
how low and mean Newman is, because
all whe know him know il only too well.
zion how deceitful some OF those are
whom they haze always helped along.
Key O MIR. Wainwright preacher IN
charge. who was present and who had
only q few weeks before zone 10. or had
others 10 90 TO the whites and beg for
things 20 have fair. as he has been do
Ene- Tor years. and had cleared 500 from
The many gifts, encouraged Newman,
NOT opening his mouth. How can SIR.
VAIN fright 20 to those democrats and
he 4 taeir supplies, and partly live off
OF toe profits made by selling them, with
\ clear conscience? No. 1t is absolute
areachery, And he should be regarded
as q sycoPhaEt, tEid y ewman Us his agent.
y sssuTedly cannot be true that Mr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
CUSTOM nARMENr nAKINo.

1 wish TO inform my friends and the
public generally that have moved in the
new room now being fitted up for me in
the Hagley building "a few doors from
Racket store) about April Ist. 1 antici-
pate very large spring trade, and will
use my best efforts to raise and maintain
the standard of custom garment making
to the highest level possible, in order to
counterfeit the many spurious limitations
of legitimate tailoring that have been
foisted upon the public. AS to my new
samples for the coming season, it is hardly
necessary for me to dwell on them. All
can say is that used the very best
ability and matured experience in select
ing complete assortment of styles and
qualities. 1 promise you also in the fu-
ture, as in the past, the same courteous
and liberal treatment, and last, but not
least, aperfect fit. Yours &C.,
c. E. RRrN1NGER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
ResoI,itLoas b. ro.on col.neti.


Charles Town, w. Va. Nov. "a, 1920,
To the Honorable Mayor and Council Of
Charles Town, Jefferson county, West
West Virginia;
Gentlemen
Allow me to present to your honorable
body a framed likeness OF our departed
friend and fellow citizen, Hon. William
L. Wilson, with request that it may be
hung in your council chamber, as a mark
of the respect and esteem we had tor him.
Looking through the light of love that
we bore him we may penetrate the gloom
of the grave and beyond its yawning
chasn catch a glimpse of the shadowy
shore where the loved and lost await us.
Most Respectfully yours,
JULIUS e. HOLMES.
In accepting this picture the council pass
ed the following resolutions:
Rcsolrcd, That the Mayor and Common
Council OF Charles Town accent the portrait
presented by J. G. Holmes and direct that
II be permanently hung in the Council
Room as memoria, Of the many virtues of
the eminent statesman which il represents
Hesetrei, Tbat Christian setttIenlsr. n
kind and Iovins father. and dear friend
has gone to That bourne whence no tray
eler e'er returns but his memory fingers
il the hearts of his admirers.
Re oieed, That the entire consec7ation of
his clear and wonderful intellect to the
problems OF StatecraiC with an eye ever
single to tie advancement of high civic
ideals can never be fOrgo ten.
hes2trca That whilst We honor'him high
y ~. ana love i'i2i greatly, yet we recognize
10 No ls.a 1.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
m. BRYAN to George D. rIoore.

Our young friend Nj. Geo. D. Moore.
shortly after the November election Wrote
to Hon VIM. j Bryan informing him Of
the handsome majority given him in JEFF
terson comfy, and its increase over that
of 1896. Last week he received the fol-
lowing reply over Mr. Bryan.s personal
autograph:
Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 4, 1900.
Mr.. Geo. d. Moore. Charles Town. w Va:
My Dear Sir.-I have just found
among my accumulated mail your favor
of Nov. 8. and am very much gratified
to know that we made such handsome
increase in our majority IN Your. county.
1 remember with a great deal of pleasure
my visit to MQrgan's Grove, and was sor-
ny to learn soon after of the death of that
distinguished citizen of your county, Mr..
Wilson. Yours truly yours,
w I RRYAN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
I 2. bREEN,
Chairman OF Committee
Remains OF Surgeon W. T. TinberIake
10 BE- Uttered ct Winchester.

I
lFroa1 the Wirchesser Star OF Saturday. I
Atclegram was received here today by
Mr. Harry TialbeJtake, from Assistant
Quartermaster Bclcheldcr. OF the United
States Array, stating that the remains of
Mr. Timberlake's cousin, William T..
Timberlabe, left san Francisco, Cal. at
six o'ciocl, last night, consigned to him.
The remains were shipped by Wells,
Fargo & Co. 5 Express. They will arrive
here on next Wednesday and viii be in
TERED in Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
The deceased was a member of Com
Pauy L. Eighteenth Infantry, and died
about a year ago in Honolulu. where he
was serving with the army. Hisremains
arrived in san Francisco on a United
States transport this week.
Mr. Timberlake was a son of Mr.. d.
". Timberial,e, Of Jefferson county, w.
Va, and WAS quite well known in Win
chester lie is a nephew of bIrs, Fannie
Bartlett, Of South Braddock street. this
city, and Of Mr. Seth NJ Timberlake,
manager of Charles Is. Rouss' store in
New York.
Although the dispatch says that the
young soldier was a private. 1t Is known
that ne was a Ptysieianand WAS probably
company surgeon. He entered tie army
several years ago aud was assigned to
the Eighteenth Iafaatry, which was sent
to Honolulu. He died Of disease in tie
army hospital there,
Mr. Tir,i,erial.e, 80. or -.. - -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
a Var PRISON Experience.

Oar good friend and former countynan
James H. Conklyn, Esq, now of the vi
cinfty of Berryville. in private letter to
US relates the following bit of war prison
experience, which we take the liberty of
publishing
= will tell you good one on myself
When I was prisoner, in December,
1864. and was taken to Point Lookout
that month on boat, there was little
crippled negro bootblack on the boat, and
I was under strong guard, (BaylOr's
men did not stand we'll with the Yankees
This boy hobbled up to me to know if
would like to have my boots BACKED. 1
told him I would, and stuck out my foot
with big, heavy cavalry boots on, very
dirty and about two sizes too large for
my large foot. He looked at my foot
awhile and then said: 'Ise been backing
by de boot. but I'll hab to do yours by de
yard, and then hobbied away. You can
imagine my feelings. I would like to
have gotten my hands on HIM, but my
guard prevented me, and it was as much
as they could do to keep me from being
murdered by the crowd. It was put up
Job on me- think of it often"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11

The term of Circuit Court which
closed this week is significant in the
particular that there will be a com.
plete change of the Court officers
With the exception of the Judge and
Clerk. The present Sheriff and dep
uties will retire and will be succeed
ed by a new Sheriff and a com.
plete new set of deputies. Col. F.
w. Brown, who has been Prosecus.
ing Attorney some twelve or fifteen
years and who ranks as the ablest
Commonwealth Attorney in the
State, Will be succeeded by Mr..
James NJ. Mason, Jr., "a rising Young
lawyer of this bar. Mr. S. C. Young.
who has so long been jailor, will be
succeeded by Mr.. X II, Phillips and
the first of January will witness such
a turn around at the Courthouse as
has MOI been for thirty years. Mr..
j. d. Billmyer, the new Sheriff, and
his deputies, Messrs. Conrad. Burns.
Nichols. Grantham and Phillips,
though assuming the duties and re
sp' nsThilities of Office will collect no
taxes until October 19OI.-Adv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-12-11
Christmas Holiday Rates.

Account OF the Christmas HOLIDAYS the
Southern Railway vii! sell tickets froII points
on its lines 10 all points South of the Ohio and
Potomac Rivers and E8st Of The ALississifpi
on basis of one and one-ihirl arst 0l iimi-
ted fares for tn round trip tickets To- be sold
to the general public. Dtc. y. % 81. p and
3lst, 1900, fnal limits jan i'm. 1901
To students and teachers nt SCHOOLS and col
le"es, presenting pr1 az certificates
signed by President or p, .,.ii,..l or sIl,.i, h.,
siiiutions tickets will e. so. between same
points ut rates mentioned 4 .t..t, ON D-c 1921.
inclusive, 1900; extreme limits Jan. stu. 1900
70: luiotmatiou as to rates, Sc cdulcs.
sleeping car service etc airiIy 10 nearest
Southern Railway Agent