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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17

Summer complaint is unusually
prevalent among children this sea
son. A well developed case in the
writer's family was cured last week
by the timely use Of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy-one OF the best patent medicines
manufactured and which is always
kept on hand at the home of We scribe.
This IS not intended as free puff
Tor the company, who do not adver-
tlse with us. but to benefit little suf-
ferers who may not be within easy
access OF a physician. No family
should DC without a bottle Of this
medicine In the honse, especially in
summarizing. lansing, Iowa, Jonr-
aai. Forsale by Greenwich & Drurv.
Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17

viii leave Pier :. Light Street. every Sunday
and Thursday at p m. for Patuxent Rives
direct, ~ far up - Bristol Returning. wiz
leave Bristol &C 10 q. m. on Monday and Friday,
and Mlilstones p. N. Pears9n's Is for Bal
tim0re. calling &C no wharves below Lezfch's
river tor passengers and psTishskie freight.
Freight receiyed af Pier :. Thursday and
Saturday until D. m.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent.
.Ofsce- Pier :. Light Street
July II. lkkka
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17

On aud after Saturday. July 18th.
Steamer Sc. nary's

win leave Pier 9. Light Street, every Saturday
and Wednesday nc go q. IN. for Fair Haven.
Plum Point. Governors Run. Daress and Pa.
tuxent River As far &c Benedict. Returning,
win leave Benedict every Monday and Thurs
day az $50 .. VA. Sofferly nc Q n IN Milestone
Landing af % a. IN. Pesrson's ~ 70 Us a. m,
Governors Run AT Il m. Plum Point AZ o.
m. and Fair Haven asp m. for Baltimore.
Freight received at Pier 9. Tuesday aud Friday
until q m m
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WAsHINGroS. July Il. 1902


Sooner or later financial revul-
sion Is bound to come When
the revulsion comes, the democrats
will be reinstated." - This
prediction was made to your CORES
pendent by Senator Vest in an in
terview forwarded to you on July
9TH, and the results OF that inter
view have been far-reaching. The
truth OF the prophecy made a deep
impression on the republican lead
ers and has given rise to the widely
advertised intention of the President
and bis advisors to introduce an
antitrust law during the short SEES
sion of Congress. While every ef-
fort has been made to make political
capital out of that intention, it is
rapidly coming that the extent of
Mr.. Roosevelt's purpose in select
ing Representative Littlefield to
draft so-called antitrust" law,
consists merely in q prospective eff
fort to secure publicity as apreven-
tive Of the present tendency to wa
ter trust stock. 1t is held by capt.
talists that this over-capitalization
OF stock is fraught with danger to
the prosperity of the country, as
any sudden financial scare might
result in immense blocks of stock.
which are not representative of le-
gitimate assets, being thrown ON
the market, with the certainty of a
disastrous panic as the result.
Therefore Mr.. Roosevelt, while at
tempting to mislead the country
with the hope of genuine antitrust
Legislation, will endeavor to secure
a law which will meet with the sun
port of the capitalists and many of
the trusts themselves.
-.
What can be accomplished by
mere publicity can be judged by
the example Of the Steel Trust which
has voluntarily made its affairs pub
lie and which unblushingly points
TO aggregate profits of 50, 900. 900
during the past six months. Ac-
cording to Representative Babcock.
chairman of the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Committee.
the Steel Trust is now taking ont Of
the pockets of the people Of the
United States from so, 600, 600 to
go. OO0. 900 more than il is entitled
20, annually, and ii does this by
virtue of the monopoly secured to il
by the tariff OF a per cent. on it's
products; but, il is announced, Mr..
Roosevelt does not anticipate ..in-
iuriag the trusts BY any reduction
Of the sariff" but viii simply advo-
cate Legislation which will insure
publicity Of their affairs.
-.
No better opportunity was ever
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17
Religious Notices.

The ladies of 81. Mary's Parish will hold a
supper In the grove adjoining sc. Mary 's Chap
eli. the Ridge. ON TUESDAY EVENING. JULY
and. commencing At O'Clock supper, ice
cream. cake. arc. will be served at the usual
prices. The public invited.
The Rev. Dr. Deyries. Rector of the Pro-Ca-
thedral. Washington. viii preach next sum-
day. JULY soth. at Trinity Church. 81 Mary's
City. in the morning at 1910 O'Clock. and at 81.
Mary's Chapel, the Ridge, In the afternoon nj
4o'clOck- The choir OF the Pro- Cathedral will
slng at the Chapel service. The public invited
WILLARD r. MINNICK, Rector.
July lT-lft
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forewsrn all rersons from trespmzslnT wsfh
called ana known -
PLEASANT LEVEL.
situated in f3se ard E5ec<ien sf3skrsck. Yhe taw
waH Be strictly enf0rccA against AT prF~srs
Jane ssmpa- Gso. ,. PEACOCK
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Trustees Sale
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

BIZ vIETUE OF decree OF the Circuit Court
for ST. Maryis County. sitting as q Court OF
Equity, passed I'm the cause OF Richard r.
WOODBURY., Administrator Of Mary C. Wood
burn va John Francis Maftingly. Thomas
Webster Mattsngly. Philip Godfrey MattingIy
and James u. Matfingiy. No. az n. +. the UNI
deFsigned as trustee will offer for sale by Pub
lie Auction, at the Court House door. In Leon
ardtown. Md. on
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1902,
between the hours OF IL I'M. and o'clock D. I'M ,
the following named and described real estate
located In the lth Election District of ST. Ma
rvs County. Maryland, and being the same
real estate Of which the late Mary L. Mattingiy
died. seized and possessed. viz:
All that tract or parcel of land
called and known by the name of
st. BARBARAS," co ntaining 2O6
acres, more or less:
GREAT ST. THOMAS, containing
60 acres, more or less:
PILES DISCOVERY" containing
20 acres, more or less.
Jh-above property Is very desirably located
within miles OF Mechanicsville, and 10 very
convenient 20 churches. schools and stores.
The soil Is very good and Il improved by q
dwelling, barns and other necessary farm
buildings.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree :-One-
third CASH on day of sale and the balance in
equal iustallments of one and two years, or all
cash as purchaser may elect: the deferred pay
ments 20 bear interest from the day of sale and
20 be secured by the notes OF the purchaser or
purchasers with security 20 be approved by
b. HARRIS CAMALIER,
July IL, ise-td' Trustee.
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EsE Advertisements.


THERE win be q supper af p m wEDNEs
DAT. %5rd. instant. for the benenf If Friend
snip n. Church. Tail Pine An the delIea-
cies Of the seasOa- Tue public cordially lnvs-
It'd.
July S-It. comnstfee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17

ALL rsFsons are hereby nskiEsed 81 20 tres
49, ID any WaF uuon our sarm ~kATH-
lz8h&s" neAx PAKe0nfa I'LL. Ia els cnun1g
ane @w WIN ne rzwidix Tnf0reea aRain4t an
June s-ns Jos ( NIT nit
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17
Notice Of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore exist
= ing between the undersigned,
trading as Trenchard Brothers and
Westcott, IS hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr. Chas. T.. West
colt, Of Baltimore. has been appoint
ed ID take charge OF all the property
OF the firm, to collect alioutstanding
debts and sell and dispose of the
property and apply the proceeds to
the payment of the debts of the firm.
JOHN G. WESTCOTT,
THOMAS g. TRENCHARD,
WILLIAM E. TRENCHARD.
July 10. 1902.
July l7-.3m+
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
John y. Harris. admir-, &C.,
Z ennor A. Harris &C al.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary,s county. sit
ting as Court of Equity. No. SO n 4.
Ordered this 18th day or July la0g that the
Auditors Report ID" made and filed On the
ed, unless cause 20 the contrary be shown on
or before the End Monday Of August. 1907 pro.
vided copy Of this order be published IN the
cessive weeks prior 20 the said End Monday OF
August. le02.
ENoCH b. ABELL. Clerk.
True c0py-Teaf:
EN0CH q. ABELL. Clerk.
July 17-3w3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Il. C. Combs. sul viyor James 3. Downs,
Igns. Pike Cough.

In the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary's county.
sitting as Court OF Equity, No. so n. r.
Ordered this 9th day NJ July, la0s. that the
sale made and reported by Robert g. Comhs
Trustee. IN the above cause. be raflded and
confirmed. unless cause To the contrary be
shown on or before the 4fh Monday OF July
tME. provided Q copy Of this order be publish
three successive weeks prior TO the said sth
Monday OF July. ice.
The report states the land sold for ISIS
EEOCH B. ABELI. Clerk
True copy-Test:
RN0cH B. ABEL. Clerk.
July le-3w+
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17
For Sale.

STORE AND DWELLING a.
with rooms. near Charlotte Hall. Nd. Five
acres OF land. barn. Ice-house and all necessa-
~ Out-hOuses: good garden and orchard: one
OF the best and most favorably known country
business stands I'm Southern Maryland. ow.
aid desire % retire. will oiser TO sell 20 3
live man; also the entire stock OF goods- Post
ofisee paving well. which 10 q great addition "a
apply 60
LEWIS C. JOHNSON.
July iT-ms Hunfersyille Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17
Sherif's Sale
or VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE.

By virtue Of eight writs Of Fieri Faeias, Is.
sued OF the Circuit Court for Sc. Maryss coun.
~, one at the suit of the Oriental Brewing
Company, a corporations; one at the suit OF
William w. Norris; one at the suit of Young
Creighton and Diggs: one at the suit of John
Roche * Co; one mt the silt Of Charles Butler
Sons; one nc the suit OF Henderson, Pfeii 4
Co.; one at the suit OF Tregellas. Hertel 4 Co.
one at the suit Of Willis & Co., against the
goods and chaftels. lands and te0emenfs OF @
Clarence Thompson. and 70 me directed. have
seized and taken In execution all the right. a.
tie, interest, claim and demand nc Law aud Ia
equity OF the said q. Clarence Thompson In
aud to the following property to Wit:
OEE-sEvEETH UNDIVIDED INTEREST In
the following tracts and parcels OF land situate
In the Sixth Election District of Saint Mary,s
county. Maryland, they being the same land.
OF which the late 8. Chapman Thompson died
seized and possessed:
JONES ADVENTURE, containing
59a acres, more or less;
CHARLES KIRKLAND WATCH,
HAN STRIFE containing $40
acres, more or less;
MANNING'S PURCHASE, DODGE
HILL, containing 1872 acres, more
or less;
PART SPRING NECK, containing
100 acres, more or less;
SOMERVILLE BOUGHT, contain
ing 100 acres, more or less:
PART RESURRECTION MANOR,
containing % acres, more or less.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17

MANY OF the residents Of Sc. Mary's and
Cnaries counties. Nd. will be agreeably sur
been employed rs salesman BY Louis FOX the
veil known sales stableman Of iOT -
and lls south Paca Street. Balti- IN
NOR, sd Mr. Jones has had e 49,
yeas experience I'm the business NY
and understands thoroughly all the points %
q horse. and as be 10 a man of unim peachable
character. he 10 In q position 20 advance the
interests Of AL those with whom he has bust
ness transactions Mr.. Fox not only pnrcha-
ses and eeils hors . but carries full stock Of
new and secondhand buggies wagons. har-
ness. re-. which are sold az figures that can.
City.
June 3s-yi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17

JAMES No. c. TRIPPE. JoHs L. SANFORD.
AttOrneys-at- Law Baltimore, Nd.
Notice to Creditors.
Orphans Court of So Mary's county.
July 4. l90g.
ordered by~the Court that A Johnson Ma
gee. administrator OF Charles Hanson kages.
or Mc6ee. late of st. Mary county, MARYLAND,
deceased. give the notice required by law 10
the deceased's creditors 20 exhibit their claims
and that the same be published once q week
Tor six successive weeks In the -. Mary's REA-
CON.
Test: PHILIP II. BUCKLER.
Register of Wills for 81 Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order. hereby
give notice that i have obtained from the Or
phane Court Of 81 Maryfs county. Maryland
letters OF administration on the PERSONAL ee.
tate OF Charles Hanson Magee. or McGee. late
OF said county. deceased. A II persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby no
tiled 90 exhibit the same. with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscriber
ON or before the 18th day January. 1903 thes
will other wise by Law be excluded from the
dement's OF said estate. All persons indebted
To the deceased are requested 20 make Imme-
date payment 20 the subscriber
A. JOHNSON MAGEE-
Jusy I1-Swt Administrator.
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TUESDAY, july 20, 1909,

at the Court House door in LeoG ardtown, be-
tween the hours ls O'Clock. m. and O'Clock.
p. IN. win expose 20 public auction G. Clar-
ence Thompson's one-seveuth interest In and
TO the above described property. 50 seized and
taken In execution. TO the highest bidder for
cash-to satisfy said debts. interest ard costs
due and 20 become due thereon.
FRANCIS XAVIER THOMPSON.
July Q. isfs-ts. sheriff,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-17

10 better opportunity vas ever
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
uiuhwood Firemem's Fair.

The annual harvest festival of the Highwood Volunteer Fire association will open this evening at Firemen's hall on Morse street, Highwood, and con- tinue on Monday and Tuesday evenings next week.
 The farmers of Hamden have vied with each other in donating splendid array of farm products of all kinds, such as pumpkins, squash, cabbages, peaches, pears, apples, etc., which are much admired by those who have seen the display and will be quite interest ing to any one interested in agricultu- ral pursuits and is great credit to the tillers of the soil of our adjoining town. Dancing and an entertainment Of great merit will also be another. attraction, and good time is assured all who may attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
CENSUS OF THE PHILIPPINES.
PRESIDENT SIGNS THE ORDER
 TO HAVE TT TAKEN.
The Provision That Complete Peace Shall he Established Before tfe Cen- Hus Is Taken Considered to Have Been Met-The mOros Now at War but Took No Part in the Fiiipino War Referred, an hy Cnn@veRE.
to by Congress.

Washington, Sept. 26.--President Roosevelt has signed the order having for the taking in census of the Phil ippines in accordance with the terms or the Philippine act passed at the last session of congress and upon the certin- cate of the Philippine commission that the instruction has been suppressed
 The order of the president is dated September 25. It recites the provision of the Philippines act which provides that when complete peace shall nave been established and the fact certified to the president, the census snail pc ordered, which shall make inquiry re- lating to the population and ascertain as far as possible all facts such as taken in census of this country. In his discretion, the president may em- ploy the present census bureau In com
 billing and promulgating the statistical information. The Philippine commits sion made the following certificate to the president in the form of a resolu- ton upon which issued the order TOT taking the census:
 Resolved, That the Philippine com | mission hereby certifies to the president of the United States that the recently existing insurrection in the Philippines has ceased and condition of general and complete peace has been establish ed herein, that this certificate is made in accordance with the provisions ot 1 section 6 of an act temporarily to pro- vide for the affairs of civil government | n the Philippine islands and for other purposes, and that the commission rec ommends to the president of the United States that he order a census ot the 1 Philippine islands to be taken by the Philippine commission in accordance
 with the provisions of the said section.
 Be it further resolved, That the fore
 going certificate does not and is not in tended to certify that the conditions
 surrounding the Lake Lanao district 1T 1 Mindanao, which district forms put
 small part of the territory occupied os the Moros, are those of absolute anc
 complete peace, but that in the opinlor
 of the commission the language of sec
 ton 6 and the certificate therein pro
 yided for is not interded for congress t'
 reouire before such census should p'
 taken that complete peace should exls
 in the country of the wild Moros Wh'
 never have taken any part in the in
 surrection referred to in section 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
NO SURPRISE IN PITTSBURG.
Miss Biggar May Now Lose Her Share of
 Estate,

Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 26.-The sudden and sensational turn of affairs yester- day in the contest at Long Branch, N. J., of the will of the late Henry W. Bennett, by Laura Biggar, did not sur prise those in Pittsburg who, with Miss Biggar, were beneficiares under the will.
 Both J. w. Piatt, one of the executors of the will, and o. M. Gulick, who was attorney of the late MT. Bennett, and both of whom were on intimate terms with him, were much surprised at the claim of Miss Biggar that she had been married to Mir. Bennett. Both said that at no time had MT Bennett mentioned 10 them the occurrence of such an event and both felt that had it occurred MT. Bennett would undoubtedly have men, toned i..
 In behalf if Miss Biggar it is stated that since the death of MT. Bennett her condition has not been such as to all low of her being held responsible for her own actions Notwithstanding this, however. it is believed here that Miss
 Biggar's action in contesting the will,
 in which it was stipulated that all con- testants would love their share of the estate, will deprive her of what MT.
 Bennett really meant she should have. MT Bennett, as the former owner of the Biiou theater, and Miss Biggar, as an actress familiar on the local boards, and the constant companion of Bennett, were well known to many persons in | this city. Miss Biggar and MT. Ben- | nett first met in this city in May, 1892, 1 when she appeared at the Bijou as 1za
 in the "Clemenceau Case" MT. Bennett | lost his wife in 1897 and from that time
 on he and Miss Biggar were close asso- | ciates. During MT. Bennett's illness in ] the fall of 1900 when it became neces- | sary to amputate one of his legs, Miss
 Biggar was his constant attendant anc nurse and he insisted on having hel near him all the time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
Howe X Stets0f1.
LARGE COMMITTEE
To Collect Funds for Sending the Q. A.
 R. Men to Washington.

Four of the citizens committee ap- pointed to raise funds for the purpose of sending the Grand Army men to the annual encampment in Washington next month. met last night in Mayor Studleys office and owing to the small proportion of the committee present it was decided, after talk on the matter, to adjourn until 11:3o this morning, when another meeting will be held.
 The members present last night were General Phelps Montgomery. Max Ad- Ter, Controller Rowe and Postmaster James A. Howarth.b The question of raising funds was talked over and 1t was agreed that larger commit ee, the members of which should make 9 personal canvass for the funds. was needed. It is expected that the com mittee to be appointed, including the present members, will number at least , thirty and with one of this size, It IS thought that much better results will be ! obtained.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
SIGHTS AWFUL CYCLONE.
Hundreds Perish nnd Enormous Dam-
 ago is Done.

Syracuse, Sicily, Sept. 26.-For twen- ty-four hours before yesterdays cy- clone burst over the island violent storm ragged on the eastern coast Of Sicily. The path of the cyclone was 124 miles long, and everything in the line of the storm was destroyed. The sea swept inland for several kilometres, do- ing enormous damage, while there were violent submarine agitations between Sicily and the mainland. Along the railroad srom Catania to Palermo the force of the cyclone was such that rails were torn up and hurled to great dis tance.
 It is reported from Modica (thirty- two miles west southwest from Syra- cuse) that a hundred bodies have al- ready been found but thta the number of dead swept away by the torrent IS unknown.
 The newspaper Fracassa expresses the belief that some 400 people have been killed.
 The torrent destroyed everything on the ground floors in houses in the lower portions of Modica Bridges and roads have disappeared and damage amounting to many millions lire has been done.
 Two torrents, the St. Francis and the Ste Marie, which descend through the town rose suddenly and brought with them masses of mud and heavy stones and invaded the buildings of Modlca
 They carried away everything in theil
 course. Many houses were utterly
 wrecked and others were seriously
 damaged. Numerous animals perished The number of victims is still un'
 known, but eighty corpses have beer
 deposited in single church. At Sicii!
 twelve persons were killed. Tassar' i was destroyed. Enormous damage wal done at Palazzolo, Acreide, Firla an' 1 Geratna
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
MINERS AWED BY TROOPS
NO DISTURBANCES OF ANY MO-
 MENT YESTERDAY.
A Small Riot at CentraIia-sherIff Called on Governor Stone to Send Troops but None Were Sent-MItcheII Speaks in PhiIadeiphia-Accuse Operators of T.aywIessuess
LawIessness.

Philadelphia, Sept. 26.-NO disturb ances of moment occurred in the strike region to-day. There was small riot at CentraIia, in the southern end of Columbia county, where some strikers attacked non-union men who were on their way to the mines, and Sheriff Knorr asked Governor Stone to send troops to quell the disturbance. Thus far no troops have been sent.
 In the Lackawanna and Wyoming re- gions universal quiet prevailed and the soldiers were not called upon to sup press any disorder, while at Forest City, Susquehanna county, the extreme northern end of the anthracite coal belt, the presence of the soldiers has had the effect of awing in the ranks. At Leba- non, where the employees of the Ameri- can Iron and Steel company have been fighting against the importation of col ored Iaborers, there is a temporary truce, with a likelihood that all differ SIicSS VIII uc SSlllCd anu IAAS AAlShi SAtOA" 1y return to work.
 Philadelphia, Sept. 26.-President John Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers of America, took up at length the charges of lawlessness on the part of the miners in a speech tonight un- der the auspices of the South Philadel- phia Business Mems league. He made the counter-charge that. the operators are guilty of lawlessness in the employ ment of professional criminals as coal and iron policemen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
uorscht Lodge Sheep bake.

Preparations on very large scale are being made for the entertainment of the members of Dorscht lodge No. 1 of New York city by the local Dorscht lodge here tomorrow. A sheepbake at Pawson park will be one of the feat ures and there will also be a number of athletic events A steamer has been chartered and the entire party, includ- ing all of the local members, their friends and invited guests, will leave from Heaton's wharf at 10 o'clock.
 One of Smedley's big vans will take the sheep, corn and other articles for consumption to the park this after noon.