Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16
saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.


Tippett, Medley Neck.
J. Wesley Freeman has removed
from his Park Hall farm to his new
residence at Great Mills.
Mss Blanche Tennison, Of st.
Inigo's, is visiting the family Of
Joseph II. Ching. Leonardtown.
Justice 4. N. Magill has removed
from Fishing Point to Baltimore.
We wish him success In his new
home.
J. Frank Tippett. Of Medley .
Neck lost valuable dog last Tues
day. The dog is thought to have
been poisoned. .
Deputy Treasurer Francis Dent.
Monday last, showed US q rarity in
the shape of a -four dollar bill" the
first we had ever seen.
The Baltimore San Of the 18th, in
slant, reports the freezing to death
On his doorstep in Washington, d.
C., of Joseph Mills, colored.
By a unanimous vote the u. S.
House OF Representatives have
agreed to give Mrs. Mckinley the
free mailing privilege for life.
Hy Wong. a paralytic Chinaman,
was saved from sacrifice to Joss at
Baker City, Oregon, by the timely
arrival ON the scene of some Sisters
Of Charity. !,
The Baltimore american recently
printed an excellent picture of Del
egate Grason, Commissioner Lii
burn and Inspector Smith. 1t was
aspeaking, likeness; e
pr Miss, Della Maddox. of Washing
= Ton, NC !, is'visitihg her aunt, Mrs.
Eliza " ,WeemA. near this place,
WHO has been extremely i'll, but who
s6ox sohvalescenta- Times Crescent.
;. President Hgbnsr, has. assigned
!. Senator GresnwsH 70, duty ON The
following Committees! Inspections,
[ebSirman; ] cofporasiops Elections;
: Eugfessea BiiIs and Retrenehment
: Expenses StateGoyernmeRt. 90
- s,ars.dea Gi.sesart Dennis. 1xhowaaas
searyisteriogsis assaulted December
lNoin her home on 18th street, N,
pH Washington d. O.. madea state
,ouesss but could throw no, light on
,,atbe. identity d, her assistant.
. iaisss, Lila, the HANDSOME and at.
4tractive daughter of~Mr. J. Frank
s Smith, Of St. Maryss county, who
has been spending the holidays with
Miss May Queen, returned home on
Wsdpesaag = 1lyjNds- etssStssso g
:. ., Graham NJ, Shade, Executor, ,,will
ssil at public aGctioft at Fishing
\ Point, neaf misunderstanding on
Thatsdas, January .sosG, instant.
''the personal propertEr6f the late
NsJames Shade. Attend the sale q.
Don't forget the Basebsall Bsness;
Friday, January s4t6, instant G THE
sodrapa 60 be'pertr&ed IS Said to be
,eas good Sqe, aud othe young ladies
and gentlemen Rhoare to appear IN
theAeastinsAre'a pleasant and enter
tai tanning evening. 90 60,
=, Misses Molie and, Adele Edelea
gave pea nut party on Tuesday
: evening in,honor'6f Miss LilaSnith,
Misses Annie jameson and Susie
, eBoWIiug gave most delig6ttul com
> paPIes' lastSweek In AoaSr of the
same lady, aiS,gss- Crescent ., =. :,
We'are indebted to our&riead. D.
d. Wharton, agent,fof e copy of the
beautiful calendar Of the Equitable
Life Assurances Society. Mr.. Whsr-
ton is one of ,'the, most pleasant
gentsmen Of our acquaintance and
is the best Life Assurance agent
in ~ State. - Z: !
SPEAKER Mitcheihhas,assigued the
st. \ ary's delegates tothe following
committees, MattinglYa Printing,
lChafnauli q Education, swayssnd
Mearf; Inspections Grason; Chess
apeate Bay and Tributaries Chair.
mani Elections; Immigration; En-
CROSSED Bills.
A total Of 100000 brook troui
and 10000 rainbow trout are ,beins
Matched at the fish hatchery in Druid
Hill Park. and will soon be ready
for distribution in the various Mary
land waters. Why not get some
rainbows for our runs 2" Look
after this matter Leel
On our first page we printan en-.
tertaining account of St. Mary's
boys trip from Baltimore to Sal
Lake City, and a timely article-er
the Care of the Feeble Minded
On our fourth page will be found
Miss Alma A. Wathen's Essay on
''the First Settlement in Maryland.
Friday last. fifty horses and mule.
were burned to death in a f;re that