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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

ia nizej podpisany zebraiem z do.
browolnych skiadek M Skarb Marc
dowy ma wesslu u p. Macieja Bien'
kusa W Havsrhill, Mass, cd haste.
pujacych os6b:
Msciej Bienkus SOC, j. Oriowski
DC, F. Bankowski sc, r. Strawihski
25c, NJ. Walukinas 25c, A. walukis
l0c, /. Agdukonis sc, NJ. Pientkow.
ski SOC, j.. Lukaszewicz POO, S.
Wiencius loo, r. Or4owski Sc, s.
Sawlan Sc, F. Wojlczak 25c, A. Su.
basz l5c, J. WalucIkiswic. 10c, A,
Radulski l0c, J. Radulski lOc, VI,
NJ. Narkun 10c, ]. Kowalewski l0c,
w. Czerniawski 80, A. Molis l0c,
A. Wiencius loo, T. Budzewicz &c,
/. Sswlan SC, l. Or}owski l0c, NJ.
Blszukonis &c, NJ. Jsnkowski 10c, /.
Altiary l0c. G.. Daliso &c, s. An.
druszkiewioz loo. NJ. Fuslak 10c, r.
lOc, -. SmoIinski lU,, NJ.
Dragun 25c, parma M. Oaowska:l0o,
A. Subasz lOc, S. D~olagiewicz l5c.
Razem S4.S5.
w Brighton, Mass. u OBJ. Orlow.
skiego w domu ziozyiy masterpieces
czionkinie grupy 22s: walsrja Or
fowska 1Oc, F. Olejniczak l0c, J.
Micewicz 10c, s. Matuszak l5c, l.
kaszukajtis SOC, K. waluk l0c, A,
Wojtczak lOc, I. Zbierzyhski 10c.
Razem SIPS. Zasyiam w~szystkim
o6arodawcom staropolskie "B6g Ia.
piat!" czsonek grupy 22s W Bosto.
ME. - Kajetan OHow.ki, zwiaz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28
SPRAWOZDANIE

Komissrzs Sksrbu Mar. Pol. " Rap
perswylu ma Stany Zjednoczons POI
Am. 10 miesisc styozeh 1901 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

chr.oinach n PIP. Kopyosyh-
skioh 1.
Is styes. Cd. oh. I. Grabow-
skisgo ss skarbonki gr. 205
W Pittsburgh Pa. 4.
l6 stycs. Cd oh. Mich. Cor.
skiego I Pittsburgh, Pa. se.
sebrans ma jsgo wesslu Is.
IL styoz. Cd psnny K. G.. 80.
brane M obisdris p. w.
Brsezk WAX W MoKsss.
port. Pa. 4
FL stycs. Cd OBJ. Ksrols Ssy-
pula sskr. gr. 1853 Bingham
ton, N Y. .ebrane nj po-
siedzsniu
% stycs. Cd OBJ. Ign. Jsdra-
siak podkom. Skarbu |. Buf.
falo, N. Y. ssbraus M IA
bawie u PIP. Ms6kowiak
81 SO. Podstsk roosny cd
czionk6w tow. Rsem. Pol.
or. 1873 zebrane SIG. 20. Ra.
xem IL.
20 styos' Cd oh. Piotrs Bonn.
brich Z Toledo, D. jake o.
tiara
30 styos. Cd OBJ. A. Csarnso.
kiego Iebrane ma obchod1ie
Styosn. ur.. pr.ss tow. pol.
San Francisco, Cal. 6!
81 stycz Cd OBJ. N. Ptas.yh.
skiego z Baltimore, Md. re.
brane pr.y poswieceniu SIT.
grupy 60 4!
81 styo.. Cd oh. Joz. Ser
gott I Glen Lyon, Pa. zs-
brans N wesslu tegoa cd
mast. os6b: F. Nsg6rski 10
O., J. Sergott l0,., Jsdwi-
ga Ssrgott l0c., J. Roba-
czewski 25c., w. Strutyh-
ski 10o., J. Romi6ski &c.. s.
I. Jasihski 10c., NJ. Zslew-
ski TO-, J6sefa Jabiohsks
25o +. w. Jabfohski 25c.,
Felix's Kowalewski 25c., A.
G.. Romifski loo, A. "a
lewsks 10,., J. Romih ska
l0o., w. Majswski lOc.,
Dyouiry Ko.akowski 100,
J6zsf sergott 25,., Jan IN.
wad.ki 10o., Emma Kroto-
szyhska 25o.. Marta Mayor
ska 10 O., Eva Jankowska
loo, F. Msliszewski llo.,
A. Jsb{ohski los. Razem g.
81 styor. Cd OBJ. Ciechah.
skiego podkom. SIX. N. Pol.
Cleveland, 0. 90
Nadesiane ns rece p. NJ.
Majewskisgo, skarbn. q. n. r.
CIR. 42S /.
Teofl Meslin Z Yonksrs g.
K. Mshkowski z st. Louis 8,
CIR. 1915 q
Tow. Sokd Z Town Of Ia.
he " Chicago A.
Narodowiec z Jessup, Pa. l..
Grups 274 4.
363 2,
1873
$3.50
POS 6.
233 ..
226 =.
439 y
2l3 9,
Pawel Kraczon l.!
Nsdesians do redakcji
rZgody".
Zss rsne ma imieninsch q p.
A ID ~ojakowskisgo " Ho.
lyoke, Mas. 81
Oh. Szymshski, .sbrans M
wieosorku choru i'm. Padersw-
skiego " Chicago A.
Oh. SIsrzyf,ki, dobrowol.
ma sk}adka grupy 472 Nv. n.
P. W Chicago IL
DIR. Chadzifski zClevsland l..
Oh. J. Gsiczy6ski cd or.
169 q. n. P. B.,
Zebrane rs chrzcinsch q
ps6stws Zwolihskich " Gle.
vslsnd, o. /.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

Sekretarze grup, Odebrawszy
certyfikaty (dyplOmy) dla czion-
k6w pOwinni takOwe natych-
mast sprawdziG cZy So wfasci-
vie wyrObiOne lub ME.
Jezeli sa jake niedOkfadnOsci.
to certyfikat pOwinien bye jak-
najpredzej zwr6cOny do pOpra-
vienna z dOkiadnem wyjasnie-
MEM co ma bye pOprawiOne.
Prey wypiSywaniu certyfikat6w
jest wfaSnie najlepsza SpOsOb-
nose wSzelkie niedOkfadnOSci
jak: niewfaSciwie wypisane ma
Zwiska, niedOkfadny zapis, wy
sOkOse zabezpieczenia / t. d. ma
prawic.
Niekt6rzy sekretarze pisza, re
czlonek zabezpieczony ma 900 dol.
(ktorego iona ME Jest zsbezpieczo-
ma, chce znizyc posmiertne ma 600
dol. a te 800 dol. maJa bye przenie-
stone ma Zone.
lego Zarzad Centr. stanowczo
zrobic ME moze. Cz}onek mote mi
aye dowolnie sumo posmiertnego,
lecz chcac azeby iona by}a zabez.
Pieczona, to iona jego must sic pod
dac warunkom ola nowowstepuia
cych pomimo tego, re ona Jest iona
starego Z~wiazkowca, t. j. nadesiae
aPlikacye i zap}acid wstePne.
Niektore Grupy zadaja, ably i'm
nadeslac spis czionkow, ich wick,
m%iejsce ~urodzenia, date wstepu do
Il. N. p, sumo zabezpieczenia, ma
kogo Posmiertne aypisane j t. d. Te-
go obecnie Zarzad Cent?. uczynic
ME moze, DO i tax ME moze nagro-
madzonej pracy podo}aG. Niechaj
wiec sekretarze wype}nia ~rejestr ia.
kiemi informacyami, jake posiadaja
pozostawiajac wszelkie ~uzupelnienia
ma pozniej.
w ksiazkach finansowych pod ru-
bryka ,Posmiertne" zapisuje sic su.
me, ktora wypada Ii tylko "a pc.
smiertne. Pod rubryka ,,Podatek"
plate miesieczna PREY katdym cyr-
kularzu ma fundusz rezerwowy, ma
ma fundusz obrotowy j ma Zgode.
Pod rubryka ,Podatek nadzwyczsj-
ny" zap}ate "a dyplom, odznake t. d.
ksiazki finansowe 90 dopiero do
GruP wyslane, So przeznaozone ola
tych Grup, ktorych wszyscy czionko-
vie naleza do Wv. N. p. q kt6re jed
max maja swoje osobne wyp}aty po-
smiertnego, wsparcie W chorobie it'd.
l ola tego jest tam miejsce do po-
kwitowania podatkow do ,,Towarzy-
stwa".
Poniewaz zas wiele Grup ma
cz}onk6w acknowledgement do Il. ". p,
beda wieo musisiy mice ola tyoh
czionkow osobne ksiazki.
Gdyby jednak byio W Grupie zu.
pefne porozumienie, ksiazka giowna
moze bye uzyta takAe do prowadze.
MIA rachunkow z czionkami ME MALE
zacymi do u. N. p. w takim razie
"icJSoc PfzcznacZOne 10 hWltOWanl8
podatkow do II. y. p. pozostanie
PRONE. TAX samo W ksiazce kaso-
wei dochod cd czionkow zwiszko-
wych j acknowledgement moe bye
zaPisywany razem. Rozchodzi sic
g&ownie o to, azeby z tych ksiazek
molina dojsc lie byi dochod j roz.
chod funduszu zwiazkowego Grupy,
j czy cz3onek zwiazkowy p}acii re-
g%ularnie podatki do Nv. N. r. Re.
jestr ato!i mole bye uzyty tylko do
zapisywania czionkow Il. N. p.
Niektorzy sekretarze pisza, 10
grupa ME cbce przystaG ma to Tub o..
wo, co Zarzad Centrally uchwalii,
Tub co jest zawarte W konstytucyi.
ia tego zmieuic ME moge. Me cd.
pisuie wiec ma podobne listy, chyba
tylko W razie gdy widze, re konsty-
tucya Tub uchwaiy Zarzadu Central.
nego 50 zle zrozumiane.
Zarzad Centrally ME robi stanow.
czo zadnych wyjatk0w j kazda CRU
pa mus sic scisle zast0sowa6 do re.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

Ter 10, S. Innat 25o, Ig. Lsnahaw.
ski 25c. Razem SAIL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

Prsysylam 1922, IA Skarb Mar,
kt6re zloayli goscie M weselu u ia.
ma Giowackiego, sekr. prot, grupy
Sci W Minonk, lll.-Wojcieoh No
wax, sekr. grupy Sci " Minonk, III.
Przysyiam ma Skarb Ma. odowy
$500 jake Podatek roczny grupy
l34ej " Clobeville, Col.-Konstan.
ty Rozinski, kasier.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

u OBJ. Janrzewskiego W Collens.
vile, Pa, ma chrzcinach p. W. Wi.
nielska zebraia ma Skarb Narodowy
cd oh. w. Winielski 20c, Fl. Zales-
XII loo, NJ. Muszynski 25c. Franc.
Smyczyiski l0c, X. Psczkowski
lOc, 4. Winielski &c, Stan. Swier-
ozenski 15c., K. Jarzsb l5c, NJ. Ze-
mantsik 25c, Jankowski 1Oc. Ola.
rodawcom dziekuie staropolskiem
bog zaplae!" - NJ. Zaleski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

sekretarze Grup powinni sic sta.
rae o to, azeby dowody smieroi
czionka byiy jaknajpredzsi do biura
Zarzadu Ce~ntralnego nadesiane.
Bee dostatecznych dowod0w Naczel.
ny Lekarz ME potwierdzi wypadku
smierci takowy ME mozs bye beg
jego potwierdzenia IA oyrkularzu u.
mieszczonym.
sekretarze powinni psmietsc o
tenn ze Cyrkularz zostsje uchwalony
Przez Zarzad Centrally ma posiedze.
niu' kt0re sic odbywa " ostatnich
dniach miesi4ca tax, ably mogi bye
ogioszony W Zgodzie wychodsej "
Pierwszy czwartek kazdego miesiacs.
Iezeli eaten dowody smierci nadei.
dq pc ogloszeniu Cyrkularzs, TO TAXI
wypadek smierci opoznia sic o caiy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

Stan kssy l lutego 1901 s22.7Is.70
Wyrszuie sto piecdzissist dsis
vice dolsr0w ! sEesc oent6w Wy
sisfem ma reoe dyrektora Museum
Nsrodovego Pol. " Rsppsrswylu,
OBJ. j. Gsiezowskiego, IS Boulevard
Malesherbes, Paris, France.
Dr. Il. Sadouski,
Kom. Sksrbu Mar. Polls. "a Stany
Zjsdnocz An. Pom,
P%ittsburg, d. "a lutego 1901 r.
Wsrystkie pisms polskie uprssza
sic o powtorrsnie niniejszego spra.
wosdspis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-28

w ksiazkach f~inansowych pod ru-
bryka rPosmiertne' zapisuje sic su-
me, ktora wypada Ii tylko "a pc.
smiertne. Pod rubryka ,Podatek'
plate miesieczna PREY kaadym cyr-
kularzu ma fundusz rezerwowy, ma
ma fundusz obrotowy j ma Zgode.
Pod rubryka ,,Podatek nadzwyczaj.
ny" zaP}ate "a dyplom, odznake 4. d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-04-30
: :: Attend This Weeks Big Sale. ::
ParasO|S

Just received shipment of some par
ticularly attractive parasols at unusu-
al low prices. They are in various
styles, including Silk Gloria, Dotted
and striped Brocaded Silks, in white
and black and colors; Others with
Polkadot and Ribbon borders. The
trimming varies, hemstitching and
rufies being employed most effect
lively; coaching styles are included In
this collection; all of them having
stylish handles, either enameled or
natural wood, no two alike,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06

Hsxring Of Oyster Gases for Violating the
Oyster Law Protests Of Taxpayers
Heard.
The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. met this morning with Judges
Reifsnider and Revell on the bench,
Daniel r. Randall, prosecuting.
The following cases were disposed of
today:
State VS.. Frederick Best. indicted for
violating the oyster law; counsel for de-
tense demurred to the Indictment; de-
murrer sustained and party dismissed.
State VS.. Jacob Linton, indicted for
violating the oyster law; counsel for de-
tense demurred to the indictment; de-
murrer overruled; pleads not guilty. and
elects to be tried by a jury. State con-
fesses to plea OF not guilty, and verdict
OF not guilty rendered.
State VS.. William Wagner, indicted for
violating the oyster law; demurrer to in
dictment; demurrer sustained and party
dismissed.
State VS.. William NOVEL;, indicted for
violating the oyster law; demurrer TO the
indictment argued by counsel; verdict
and issues joined; demurrer overruled: !:
pleads not guilty. and elects to be tried by
a jury on trial.
The case of John B. Marlin, indicted
in three cases for violating the Sunday
liquor law; counsel demurred to the in
dlctments and demurrer sustained in each
case and party discharged.
The taxpayers protest of the Eighth
district against the County Commission
ers paying the sum OF about 81, 900 for
certificates issued for work alleged to
have been done on the public road in
said district. claiming that the County
Commissioners exceeded their authority
in having said work done, and that the
paper was issued contrary to law, and is,
therefore, not negotiable, was heard be-
fore Judge Revell this afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
Joseph Antis Insane.

Joseph Ants, who fought desperately
with the officers OF the law n few days
ago, and was lodged in Jail after a rough
and tumble, tooth and nail fight, has
been declared insane and was taken yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff Bryan. with
Deputies Crawford and Parkinson,
to Spring Grove Asylum. Ants. dur
ing the FIVE days he was in Jail, de-
stroyed everything breakable in two cells.
and while in one paroxysm kept up q
continual hammering tor "a hours, ex-
claiming at intervals "Let me out !"
Ants had been employed as rigger on
the new work at the Naval Academy.
and Yesterday went off peaceaply with
the deputies under the promise that he
was going to Johns Hopkins Hospital
aud would be cured in week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
DEER PARK HOTEL.
Most Healthful Summer Resort of The
Alleghenies.

Swept by mountain breezes, 2, 800 feet
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria. hay fever and mosquitoes. Reach
ed without change of cars from all prin-
cipal cities via Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road. Every modern convenience. Rooms
en- suite with private baths. Electric
Lights, Long Distance Telephone, Ele-
vator. Turkish Baths. Swimming Pools,
Golf Links. Tennis Caurt, Bowling AL
leys, Magnificent Drives. Complete Liv-
eiy Service. Annapolis Naval Academy
Band. Hotel remodeled with additional
conveniences. All cottages have been
taken for the season. Open from June
18th to September goth. For rates and
information address w. E. Burwell,
Manager, care Queen City Hotel. Cum
berland, Md, until June Ist. After that
time, Deer Park. Garrett county, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
NAVAL CADETS WIN.
THE SONS OF ELI LOST THE BOAT
RACE ON SATURDAY.

A Tight Race On The Severn Resulting
In An Eyelash Finish-Judges Gould
Hardly Separate The Boats
No Time Was Taken.
Four hours and a-half after the time
originally set for the trial OF oars Satur.
day between the sons OF Eli and the men
OF Neptune, the race came to a conclus.
ion, too close for comfort. Indeed, the
result was so near even handed that the
referee finally declared his decision to be
that the Navy won. without either time
or distance being an element OF the judg-
ment.
The start was made at Gao. the Navy
touching the water hit ahead OF Yale.
Both crews went down TO work at 90
strokes TO the minute. The water was in
good condition. the white-caps that had
delayed the race having all disappeared.
The start was from off Cemetery Bluff,
Severn river, and both crews had the
wind with them.
Yale was on the north side of the
course and the Navy on the south. The
Yale boat on the first quarter mile drew
up on the cadets, and while from the
official boat it was close, to the people
on the Puritan, quarter OF mile fiom
the start. Yale appeared almost length
ahead. The swash of a passing launch
threw the Navy back three quarters OF a
length more.
Then the Navy bent to il with a will,
and it was nip and tuck. both crews
swinging away at the stroke of go. From
the official boat it appeared that both
prows were even. Yale passed the mile
buoy quarter OF boats length ahead
of the Navy. The stroke of Yale was
powerful, their eight swinging back and
forth like one great pendulum. The
Navy was not far behind in the perfec-
lion of its reach and return. So the
shells kept up the pace through the next
half mile. SO. each rowing to the minute.
with Yale in the lead.
Faster and faster the brawny bodies
of the contending oarsmen swayed for
ward and backward, and stronger and
stronger became the tension of the spec
tators. Who would win was a toss as
the two crews ran their already swift
stroke up to 40, and closed the race in 10
minutes and 26H seconds, two miles
straight away. MIR. Johnson, Judge OF
the finish for the Navy, dropped his blue
flag, and before it touched the boat the
red flag OF Yale began TO descend at Mr..
Minors hand, the sign that their boat
had crossed.
Mr.. Johnson called out difference of
inches, but the finish was so close that
neither time nor feet could be measured
and the Navy was given the race simply
as winning. 1t was beautiful. though,
and the Navy hackers went wild and
whistles footed and voices cheered Justify
as the rowers crossed the line. Last
year the Navy won over Yale by three
quarters of length. Officers of the
race-Reteree, Prof. Paul !. Dashiell;
judges at the finish, Lieutenant Johnson
for the Navy. and Mr.. Minor for Yale +;
timekeepers. Cadet {. w. Fisher for the
Navy and Mr.. Blagden for Yale.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
Forty Years In The Ministry.

Rev. Or. r. H. Williams, pastor of
the Walbrook Presbyterian Church, Bal
timore, and former pastor OF the Pres
byterlan Church of this city, preached
his fortieth anniversary sermon yester-
day morning. DR.. Williams entered the
Presbyterian ministry 40 years ago and
preached his first sermon on the first Sum
day OF May. 1861. In the course OF his
sermon he said that fortieth anniversa-
ries of ones entry into the ministry are
somewhat rare, and rarer still is it for a
minister TO remain in the same pTesby-
terry for SO long time.
He referred TO the trying period of the
Civil War and to the great progress made
since that time. In the course of his
ministry DIR. Williams has preached
about 4, 900 sermons, has delivered about
l. $50 mid-week lectures and has given
so popular lectures. He has published
several sermons and addresses, FIVE little
books, chiefly of literary character
and has written not less than 300 article
Tor the religious papers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
Two Fires In TIE County.

A disastrous fire occurred Saturday
afternoon on the farm of Mr.. Frank B..
Beidler, of Baltimore, near Davidson.
vile. A barn filled with hay, the corn
house and corn, new reaper, mower
and other farming utensils were destroy
ed. The house and stable caught also,
but the FIRE was put out before very
much damage was done to them. The
fire started from steam sawmill.
The house and household effects on
the farm OF Mr.. r. T. Duvall, near Gov
esnor's Bridge South River, were entirely
destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon.
The fire broke out in the kitchen, and
before it could be gotten under concrol
everything belonging to Mr.. Duvall was
totally destroyed. There was no insur-
ance on the house or on the furniture,
and the loss is irreparable.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
ONE CENT.
Town Topics

The first open air bathing ofthe season
was INDUCED in yesterday. About twelve
boys went in swimming in Spa creek.
The City Fathers are considering the
appointment OF dog catcher. Persons
owning dogs had better see that they are
licensed.
Several new bath houses have been
built on Spa creek by Boucher Bros, and
the bathing season will shortly be in
augurated.
Painters are busy all over town paint
ing houses, stores and new buildings.
The beautiful urns on State House hill
are having fresh coat of paint. The
tire plugs on the hill are flaming red.
Men were busy today breaking ground
for the foundation of the Southgate Me-
mortal fountain to be erected at the tan
gent Of Church Circle and College ave-
nue.. The fountain will be unveiled on
Nav 2Ist.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
No Stage Tricks In The Court of Appeals

Governor White was in one of his sar-
castle veins Saturday morning when clos
ing the argument in the Berry will case.
When Mr.. Clendenin interrupted, the
can't play any of your stage tricks here;
you may do that before the jury, but not
in the Court of Appeals" When Mr..
Clendenin desired him to read DR.. Bulls
testimony, the Governor declined, saying:
al won't do it. He is a bull, indeed.
Finally the Governor concluded he had
been sidetracked often enough in his
argument, and exclaimed to Mr.. Clende-
min: "Don't interrupt me again"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
A Brilliant German.

A brilliant german took place Saturday
night at the Naval Academy. The lead
ers were Naval Cadet Fitzpatrick and
Miss Goodrich. The favors were pre-
sented by Mrs Casper F. Goodrich,
Madame Henri Marion and Mrs. Charles
T. Hutchins. The favors consisted OF
silk Naval Academy pennant ribbons in
the coIors of the graduating class, gold
class pins of 1901, matchboxes for the
cadets and Japanese paper cutters for the
ladies. The Yale crew was among the
guests. A fine supper was served after
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
Chesapeake Beach Wants The State En-
campment.

il
Chesapeake Beach Is looming up as
smart rival with Queenstown for Ihe
honor of having the State encampment
OF the Maryland National Guard this
summer. In pursuance of the application
OF the Company that owns the Beach, at
its solicitation. the yacht Sylvia, Captain
Geer, of the Naval Battalion, M. N. G.,
and members OF the commission to make
the selection of the site of the encamp-
ment. stopped in here yesterday and
took on board Adjutant-General Saund-
ers and Major w. {. Claude, surgeon of
the First Maryland Regiment, with Mr..
James w. Owens, the representative of
the Company. and proceeded to Chesa-
peake Beach. The Sylvia" returned
here today, and General Saunders and
Major Claude left the boat, which pro-
ceeded to Baltimore. The Chesapeake
Beach Company offers to fill up the
space between the tracks of its mile race
course, and have it all graded and ready
as parade ground in time for the en-
campment. 1t also offers to put an
electric light in every tent of the en-
campment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
Queries.
When will Gloucester street be paved?
h0

When will Gloucester street be paved?
Echo answers aO)zeH
How many people would be ont of the
stationhouse were the city ordinance for
throwing paper on the street enforced as
ably as the whistling ordinance and a
fez0 others?
Why is it that garbage cannot be sepa-
rated from paper when put out front to
be collected by the carts 1t would be
better for cleanliness as well as health.
Why is it that so much of the city S
appropriation is being expended for MUIR
ray Hill Improvements at the detriment
of Gloucester street, which has been a
mud-hole or dust heap for 10, these many
years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
Announcement.

To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trou-
bles. the proprietors prepare Cream Balm
in liquid form, which viii be known as
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price inclnd-
ing the spraying tube is rs cts. Druggists
or by mail. The liquid form embodies
the medicinal properties of the solid pre-
paration. Cream Balm is quickly alb
sorbed by the membrane and does not
dry up the secretions bu! changes them
to a natural and healthy character. Ely
Brothers, 56 Warren ST.. N. Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
The Best Blood Purifier.

The blood is constantly being purified
by the lungs, liver and kidneys. Keep
these organs II. a healthy condition and
the bowels regular and you will have no
need of blood purifier. For this pur-
pose there is nothing equal to Chamber
iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, one
dose of them will do you more good than
a dollar bottle of the best blood purifier.
Price, IS cents. Samples free at Field
meyer Bros, City Drug Store.
II troubled by weak digestion, loss of
appetite, or constipation, try few doses
of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Every box warranted. For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
Woman's College Excursion.

The annual excursion OF the studen
of the Woman's College of Baltimort
will be made on Saturday. May z5th, tho
day OF the May meet of the Naval Cadets
for outdoor sports. The itinerary will
embrace visit to the Senate chamber,
where an address of welcome will be de.
livered by the Rev. John H. Dashiell,
ID. D.; an inspection OF the State House
and Governor Mansion; visits to ST.
Johns College, the Richard Carvel house
and other historic buildings here. and in
the afternoon witnessing the held sport:
at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-06
St. Johns a Winner.

In the annual contest of the intercolle-
giate association at the Maryland Agri-
cultural College on Saturday night the
judges made awards as follows: First
prize, Daniel G. Anderson. of Washing
ton College. For second prize tie was
declared between George Hammond My
ers, OF Western Maryland College. and
Oscar b. Coblentz, of St. Johns College.
The third prize was awarded to Preston
L. Peach, OF the Maryland Agricultural
College.