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New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
Closing.
Mess pork per Dbl:
told


Cash quotations follows: Flour steady. No
No white 44i. gI5i itc, No 3 white 434.g4i@.c. No
rye Good feeding barley 65e: fair to choice malt
ing 0JqT2c. ! haxseed. 81 50. No Northwestern.
81 6 Prime timothy seed 50 S0GS6 80 Clover, contract
grade s. 81 Mess pork. bbl $lI OJGSlI To- Lara.
per 100 n. $40 7isGS1O ~ Short ribs sides doose).
clear sides (boxed $40 20G$lO 80 Whiskey. basis OF
high wines on the Produce Exchange to-day the
market weaker creameries 1Sg2lse dsiries
I7glec Cheese weak nisgl2S.c Eggs steady; fresh.
Duluth May 22-Close-wheat cash No hard. Tsltc
seP,erher T2isc Manitoba No l Northern cash and
May. 74lsc: No Northern TlSsc Oats-cash, 45c Sep
tembcT. Doc
Milwaukee. May 22.-Wheat lower; close: No North
7Sc. No Northern. 7GlsGI7c July 73 sI14c Rye
lower No l. 6Oc Barley steady. No IS1GTic; sample.
6caTSi4C. corn. July sc.
Minneapolis. May 22.-Close-wheat. May. 75c; July.
T4As074%c: September, Il sc; Northern.
75s.G76iec: No Northern. 75c. Four-First
81 s5g&3 a5 second patents 50 61$3 T3 first clears 81 90
asa second clears. 81 30 Bran in bulk $I4dSlI 80.
Philadelphia, May 22-Wheat weak and isc lower;
grade May. S5ds5lsc. steady. mixed
May. o6i= Q65c Oats steady No white clipped Sic
22isc: nearby prints, 23c Eggs firm; good demand
nearby. 1914 Ql6a.c: Western. ITc south
western 16a i69c; do Southern l5di5iec Cheese firm
and New York. fun creams prime small new.
i2sGl2@sc; do fair TO good, lil2a2l.c. Receipts
Flour 200 bbls and $4,000 10 in sacks; wheat q 900
bush corn, 600 bush. oats. 1900 bush, SHIPMENT
Wheat, AZ OO bush; l,tO bush. $500 bush.
81. Louis. May 22-Close-Wheat. No = red T9tac
May. T8s.c July 72dT2lsc September. T2.c No hard
76GT7i3c. Corn. No May. 62Iac. July
September, 5SS&c Oats. 42isc; May 43c July
334+c September. 2s@sc: No white, 46G46.c.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
Moderate demand. sales 600 bales speculation ahd
export 600. American 5000: middling upland, o5so
Futures opened firm. 3s4a464d advance; closed 9aet
net ! tc 2k points higher: Nav. 461hs: May-Juhe'
fc9szs Juns-Juy. 4.59lss; JuyAugust 45Sa4 f.u-
fust-EepembeE 53s September October. 45zs, OTtD
ber- 29b: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 42otzo; De
oenher-January s25izb: January-February 425s Man
chester-Yarns and cloths-holday.
FLOUR MEAIl-Further weakness IN "neat
checked confidence -four buyers and again Inn
itee 20 needs market closing easy
On grades. Spring patents 81 15QS4 30 wlnItT
frsghts SO S5I<s; winter patents, S4Gs4 %; spiIs
Gears So lbdS3 35; extra No 1 winter. So 2oQsS ~
Extra 2 winter s. 1888 % grade. s22 C0Gs23 90
spot arrive 80. RYE FDOCR-Steady. Quoted'
Fsr good So 1888 30; choice fancy SO 45qS3 20
COHNMEAI-Steady, Quoted Kiln dried. So 45ds3 % as
70 brand -. RAGBfEAI>-Cuiet Quoted: white ana
yellow 509Sl e5: coarse 81 30gs1 ~. FEEDFirIn
Quoted Spring bran. spot. $50. sacks arrive. 200 10
tle 254SiS bulk. $40: bran, mid
ding s9gaS24 25 coarse winter bran $50 50q$23 50 city
bran $50 LAnsed oil cake s27 D. Corn oil cake S23 5o
Eoniny chop. s22 20. on meal s27.
SkAIN-WHEAT-A duh speculative trade. genera
Weakness moderate decline. followed the close
y brief wheat
To-Day. Last prices sc lower II in all
refpects stupid. market stationary
as 10 price an hour midday during
the forenoon, bears sold down the crop
tha lower cables OF influential bull points there
b-t few. the important and effective another
foo1 export trade which buying al the close.
- other helnful offset by rains n Kan
- latter being the heaviest weeks ranging from
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

Under the above caption the Bal
timore San Of Tuesday last, in a
strong and earnest editorial dis
cusses the condition that confronts
the Democratic party in Maryland.
The San does not despair Of the par
~, but believes and insists that new
management Is needed 10 fire the
tagging zeal Of Democrats who are
restless and discontented under the
present regime. The Sua's state
ment is timely. Forewarned is fore
armed. Are the opinions advanced
by the Sun entertained by any con-
siderable number of Democrats
throughout the State? We have
heard ardent Democrats express
similar opinions. Now, whether the
discomfort with the management be
just or not, is not the important
point. Does such discomfort exist
10 any material extent? Can il be
removed ? There's the rubl The
people are perhaps uncertain, and
maybe their wrath is unreasonable,
but il is none the less TO be dreaded
on that account. When aroused the
American people have the disagree
able habit Of lynching a man and
discussing his case afterwards. II
is wise politician who notes the
temper of the people.
Pleasant il is for little tin gods.
When great Jove mods,
But little tin gods make their lit
tie mistakes
In missing the time when great
Jove wakes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

President Roosevelt dismissed the
Collector OF Internal Revenue for
Alabama because OF his alleged par
ticipation in the scheme to bar ne
groes from Republican party councils
in that State.
The President started this morn
ing on his two week s trip TO New
York, Memphis, Mississippi and
Philadelphia.
Rear-Admiarl Bradford recon-
mends Government control OF all
wireless telegraph stations.
American investors in the Isle of
Pines called the President sattention
to the conditions existing on that
island.
Arguments by lawyers were heard
in the Molineux murder trial New
York and the case went to the Jury
Tuesday.
Though 200, 900 tons of anthracite
are being Produced daily, the output
70 hard coal is still 80, 900 tons day
short.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
Against MIR. Ching.

November 9th, instant, the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals, in
session at Richmond, sustained the
rulings of the District Court at Bal
timore, in the case of the United
States against Joseph Fl. Ching, in
dicted for conspiracy with census
enumeratOrs, and affirmed the SEN
tence imposed by Judge Morris.
The opinion of the Court of APP
peals was delivered by Judge Ma
than r. Golf. We are informed that
Adrian POsey, Esq, attorney for
Ching, has petitioned for a writ OF
certiorari so as to take the case to
the United States Supreme Court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

purely socialistic in character, which
have no belonging in Democratic
company and should be given no
place in any Democratic platform.
The Democratic party viii never re
gain its lost prestige and power il
the well-worn Democratic label is 10
be torn from the oId-time jug Of JEFF
fersonian simplicity and pasted up
on every bottle OF patent medicine
which eachquack doctor Of modern
politics mar represent as a cure-all.
Parties are not physicians They
are public vehicles. The Republi-
cans ride IN . coach-and-four. Let
the Democrats stick to their carryall.
That the world is governed too
much IS Democratic axiom. Yet
are there persons, aspiring to Dem
ocratic leadership, who would aug
ment the powers of government up
on every hand. The Constitution
IS yet the law OF the land-the writ
ten law ofthe land. Renewing their
allegiance 70 it, standing fiat-footed
upon il. The Democratic party
should appeal TO the enlightened
conscience Of the voters.
IL we can staighten out the tariff
in dozen years we shall be doing
well; for the tariff is the fruitful
source Of fnost of the inequalities
that rob and vex the toiling masses
OF the people. Nor should we ad-
dress ourselves to the work of tariff
revision too precipitately, or too rad
ically. II we do we are likely to be
again betrayed. There are many
ways of reducing the tariff to a rev
enue basis. That is the objective
point. First the recognition and
then the application Of the principle
that the Government has no right,
constitutional or equitable, to levy a
dollar of taxation except for its own
support; and, in the end, all will be
well.
Government is business-public
business. Politics is, or ought TO
be, the science Of this business. To
restore themselves TO the confidence
of the county the Democratic lead
ers must haze done with hair-split-
::ingand airpulling, and getdown to
the public business.
Every department of the public
service needs overhauling. The
Republican party is merly political
syndicate. We shall never get rid
of tariff robhing or the trust incubus
under the Republican rule. The
people know that. They keep the
Republicans in power only because
they fear certain Democratic leaders
and tendencies. The coal owner
ship plank, for example, did us a
world of harm. So the foolish ex-
tremism of those who, instead of
fighting the admins trative methods
in the Philippines, insistedon fight
ing expansion itself.
The penpcratic party has clear
field before 1t for 1904. In Mr.. Cor
man, ut least, it las one national
leader of surprising widsom and ex-
perience, a Democi at from the crown
of his head TO the soies of his feet.
He will presently resume his place
in the counselS of the nation. His
word should pass for much with
every thinking Democrat. He is
not only "a wise man. He is an up
right, courageou5 man, worth doz-
en- Hills, or a Thousand Clevelands.
For the time being, at least, let us
rally about Gorulan, for whether lie
leads us victcry or defeat, he will
not lead us astray.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
James j. Ryan,
VS..
John W. Jensen.

In the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary's county. sit
ting as a Court of Equity. Ne. 90 n. r.
Ordered this 5th day of Nov. IaEs. that the
sale niasiss and reported hy Harry NJ. Ben
ringer aEsd Robert G. Combs. Trustees. In the
cause rs the contrary be shown ON or before
the LIST Monday OF Decem Der lsO2. provided n
copy ~ this order be published I'm the 81. MsFy's
BEAcON once q week for three successive
weeks nri " 70 the said LIST Monday Of Deccm-
Der. la1s
The Report states that the land cold for =. OIo
ENoCH b. ABELL. Clerk.
True eopy-TeSt:
Nov 4-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

Our stock is new and first-class
aud we guarantee satisfaction. Good
goods, prompt delivery and courte-
Gus treatment are the items that are
making this business q success.
Here are some OF our prices. Give
us trial order and be convinced.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
Our Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10, 1902.


When it was first realized that the
republicans had won complete con-
troll OF the House of Representatives
it proved bitter disappointment to
the democratic leaders in Washing
ton who had worked so indefatiga-
bly, all summer, but as the smoke of
battle clears away and it is possible
TO take more dispassionate view of
the situation there are many consol-
ing features in the republican vic
tory. Governor Odell, who car
ried New York state by a majority
of lie, 600 two years ago, was this
year elected by so small majority
that it IS evident to everyone, ia
miliar with the situation, that o
closer supervision of the up state
polling places would have meant his
defeat while, il such man as Judge
Parker had been the democratic
nominee, Mr. Odell would have been
snowedunder. Again, prosperity in
the party, as is inevitably the case.
has given rise to numerous feuds
despite the Presidents appeals to
hang together. A number of
republican Senator's and Representa-
tives have been in Washington dur
ing the past week and all emphatical-
~ declare that there will be no change
in the tariff schedules. They are
undoubtedly correct but how will
that please the western element of
the party, the Iowans and the Min
nesotians especially?
-.
Another point which must be re-
membered in connection " it'll the re-
cent campaign is that where con-
gressional nominee reported to
Judge Griggs that his district was
close aud that it would rcquireafew
hundred dollars or perhaps the SER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

Rnnfc Order your winter boots
1VVSSs Ofus. Boston Snag- proof,
1920 per pair. SHOES. All the
new styles Vici Kid, Box Calf and
Satin Calf from $1.25 to 81. so per
pair. Also. full line of Dry Goods,
Underwear and Clothing at lowest
prices.
FLOUR! Have you tried the
wonderful Tired Avon T.?
One of the best grade made. Deliv-
cred at your door for $40.
Bring us your Butter and Eggs.
We pay cash for them.
]. r. WEBSTER & Bro.
Pearson. Nd.
Oct. 31--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
New Advertisements.
School Notice.

THERE will be meeting of the
4 Board of School Commissioners
on
Tuesday, November Goth, 1902,
to audit Teachers Reports for the
term ending November 18th, instant.
By order,
GEO. w. JOY,
Secretary.
Nov. ID OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
Notice to Creditors.

Orphans court of st. Mary's county,
Nov. ii, la02, Sci:
Ordered 10y the Court that George p. Loker
and Wm- Mevereil Loker. Executors of VIII
liam A. Locker, late of ST. Mary's county Mary
land, decreased. give the notice required by
law TO the dcceased's creditors 20 exhibit their
claims ard that the same be published once a
week Tor SIX successive weeks Ia the st. Mary's
BEACON.
TEST: PHILIP +. BUCKLER.
Register OF Wills for st. Mary's county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13


The President and his family are
once more living in the White House
although Mr.. Roosevelt will soon
depart on another trip. He will
leave first for New York. From
thence he win leave go south and
will attend the reception to Luke K.
Wright, vice governor of the Phil
ippines, Mt Memphis on Nov. 10.
He viii then go to Philadelphia to
attend the banquet of the Union
League club and will not return to
Washington finally until the 22d.
Only that portion OF the White House
occupied by the Presidents family
is completed, the renovation being
little more than half done in the
east room and in variousstages of pro-
gress in other portions of the house.
7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
To The Public.
Lumber.

Twin keep constantly on hand At
Leorar town wharf . FUN supply of
BOARDS, sCANTLIEG. WEATHER
BOARDING.. FLOORING PALINOs.
DRESSED BssARDs. SHINGLES. &c.
An orders for Lumber, Doors. sash.
Latb.. lame and Hair promptly at
tended 60.
80 TERMS. Cash.
1niv f-tfs - JuS NnAT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

Baltimore retail coal dealers have
adopted q price list, but have no
coal for sale. VIII confidence burn 2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

In pursuance OF che above order, we hereby
give ns,Iice that We have obtained from the
OrphaI > Court OF St Mary's county, Mary
estate at WILLIAM A LOKER tate of said
county. deceased All persons having claims
agasnsi the said deceased are hereby no.
titled to exhibit the same. with the o oper
vouchci attached thereto to the Subscribers.
on or lssfOre the 18th day of June iaH they
will Otherwise by law tie excluded from the
benefit Ut said estate. All persons Indebted TO
the desased are requested To make immedi-
ate pas ment to the subscribers.
GEORGE +. L0KER
VIM. MEVERELL LOkER,
Executors
Nov q asw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
]. ROLAND DUKE.
Practical Plumber,

AND AGENT FOR WIND MILLS. work
done promptly and In workmanllke manner
aud satisfaction guaEan9ee6.
Refers 20 Rev. Charles x. Jenkins, Francis
". King and Il. b. Abel.
yaiy fs-tff
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01
MASS
FOR PROTET MEN
Service at the Cathedral Sun.
day Morning Will Be
Impressive.

A detachment of officers and men OF
the French cruiser Protet will attend
high mass tomorrow morning at the
Catholic Cathedral. The Catholic Mis-
sion band will meet the sailors at the
boat landing and escort them to the
Cathedral
High mass, which will be high pom
tifical one, will commence at 10 o'clock
Publication of the Blessed Virgin. the
services will be preceded by a solemn
benediction of candles, during which
the band will play the famous religious
march, 'Lauda Sion
The Bishop of Panopolis will officiate
throughout the services, and the Cath
Ollie choir will sing the Pontifical mass
from Tauman. The sermon will be de-
livered by Bishop Gulstan in French.
During the elevation the buglers and
drummers from the Protet will play
the salute, AUX Champs" according
to French custom. while the guard of
honor composed of twenty men, will
present arms. The Marseillaise will be
played by the Mission band at the con-
cluslon of the services, after which the
men VIII form in procession and head
ed by the band viii march back to the
boat landing.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Protet will be open to visitors. and all
VIII be welcome. From three 10 five
the Catholic band viii play French
melodies and national airs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01

invitingly open. The door to Gears
not minute; plunged past the open
door. and was soon in the arms of his
bosom friend, Judge Gear, again.
The sounds from within indicated
that Gear was receiving a full and
highly colored account of Davis trip
east. Three times Davis made false
starts, opened the door and was about
to leave, and just as often he with
drew to the inner room as a new
was the most nearly successful AS
the door closed behind him for the
third time, Davis started back again
with the words. I'll tell you what 1
told the Attorney General about Hum
| phreys the door swung shut
again.
Don't know thing-you can't inter
view mel won't talk; haven't word
to say about anything, to any one,'
said Davis as he was accoSted on the
steps by an Advertiser reporter.
"Oh, about that appeal to the SUI
preme Court in the case of Osaki Man
kicho," he answered in response to a
question; well, you know 1 was ad
mitted to the United States Supreme
Court, and the case has been set down
for hearing for April 14th. I will go
back then, or if not the Supreme Court
will postpone the case for one month
for me.
ITO tell you the truth, though, the
United States Supreme Court doesn't
take any stock in this transition period.
They don't believe there is or ever was
such a thing here. Attorney General
Dole has filed brief, though he hasn't |
been admitted to practice in the Su- |
preme Court, while L have. I haven't |
filed brief, and really don't see any |
need of it; the court doesn't believe !
in this thing anyway. I suppose the |
case will be taken up on April 14th,
unless 1 want a continuance. The Su
preme Court isn't in hurry about this
thing, and will hear it whenever 1T
suits its convenience.
Don't ask me about politics. I won't
tell you thing. I don't know a thing
about it, anyway. I am not politician, |
you know. Ask some of these politi-
clans here. There is important news
On this steamer though; just keep your
eye on that. The letters from Wash
ngton will bring you the news.
Sam Parker will be back on the
lext steamer He left Washington soon
lfter I did, and arrived at San Fran
.isco today. The whole party will be
Jack on the next steamer. Goodbye"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01
DAVIS IS
BACK AGAIN
Breezy Visit to
the Judiciary
Rooms.

N Boston has lost it's golden oppor-
tunity. Leaving behind a breeze
that was as cooling and strong as a
small Kona storm, Davis arrived at
the Judiciary building yesterday with
in a few minutes after the Alameda
had locked. He wore a well fitting
Prince Albert, and the tails tapped
and Strengthened again in the whirl-
wind he made as he climbed the steps
leading to the second floor, three at a
time.
AS he reached the platform the door
to Judge Humphreys chambers was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01
For Rent.

ONE OR TWO 2-sTORY HOUSES
in the Mccarthy tract, Beretania
street, between Piikoi and Keaumoku
streets.
Possession given February 1st.
Apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
IS Queen Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01
For Rent.

ONE COTTAGE, EMMA SQUARE:
large parlor, 2 bedrooms, bath, large
enclosed lanai; electric light;
ALSO,
ONE COTTAGE, EMMA SQUARE:
parlor. bedrooms, dining-room.
kitchen and bath; electric lights
Apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
IS Queen St
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-29

J. R. Abernathy and R. Maror e, who have been employed al the Caha nea mine as carpenters, came in yes terday. They state that it is impos- sible for a man to get place to sleep there because of the great rush into that camp, which seems endless. They state that the saloon did s3,000 of business in one day, and that 1t is im- possible for one to get up to the bar to get drink. The way they treat their friends is to buy bottle of mescal and move back IL from the crowd. They state that after one recovers from the influence of mescal so that he drinks water freely he experiences another jag free. They state that about 50 per cent. of the carpenters and over 300 miners have been laid of.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-29
PaCheCo-Hnghes.

From a California exchange we gather the following which will be of interest to the many friends of Miss Edith Hughes, formerly of Bisbee. The REVIEW joins in wishing the new. ly married couple every enjoyment.
 "The marriage of Charles Pacheco and Miss Edith Hughes was solemnized in the Grace Episcopal church. at Martinez, last Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, the Rev. E. NJ. W. Hills of iciating. Only the immediate relat- ives and friends of the couple were present, as the contracting parties de- sired to have the affair attended with as little ceremony as possible.
 "The bride is a resident O! Bisbee, Arizona, and is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Hughes, who are well known in this community. She is a tall and stately blonde, remarkably beautiful and of charming presence. She was born in Contra Costa county, and spent a number of years as a child in this vicinity. A number of years ago accompanied her parents to Ari- zona, from which place she recently came to Concord, on a visit to her sis tel, Mrs. John Lambert.
 Charles Pacheco is one of Concord's young and enterprisiDg merchants. conducting a hardware store in one of the store rooms recently erected by him. He has always been held in high esteem by his fellow citizens, 8 great many of whom he has been associated with since his early boyhood days.
 "The happy couple took the train for
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-29
DIED

The death of Samuel Booth which occurred yesterday will be received with sorrow by his many friends. MT. Booth has been here for some years and is generally and favorably known. MT. Booth was member of the order of United Workmen under whose di- rection the funeral will be conducted today.
 He leaves a family to mourn his death, to whom the many friends ex- tend their tenderest sympathy.
 DIED-Roy Miller, aged 26, at his home at the Lowell. The funeral will be held this afternoon from the resi- dence, to which friends of the family are invited. MT. Miller came to Bis bee about six years ago from Iowa and since that time has been employed 1T the mine. He was taken down with pneumonia about a week ago and or yesterday passed away. He leaves ( wife, parents and several brothers ant sisters who reside in Bisbee.