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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
THREE MEN ARE ARRESTED
Trio Charged with Murder of PorhrO
GaIIeEOs Are Finally Run
Down.

LA JARA, Colo, June al. w. Smith,
orval Smith, Earl Hart and Dade Hart,
charged with the murder OF Porhro Gal
legos, which occurred on Rock creek, in
Rio Grande county, on February 10 last,
were arrested at Monte Vista today. IL.
W. Smith is a commissioner of the Soldiers
Home at Monte Vista and is a prominent
citizen OF that city,
The officers declare they have a COM
plete chain Of evidence against the pris-
oners and are confident of a conviction.
The trouble which eliminated in the
shooting of Gallegos, who was prominent
among the Mexicans, was brought about
through the efforts Of certain parties try
ing TO drive the sheep from the ranges
about Rock creek.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
KILLED by Bundle of Bolts.

oELWEIN, Ia, June 2.-tspecial.)-John
Fitzgerald. an employe Of the +. H. Bason
Construction company, was killed here late
yesterday. He was struck in the head by
a bundle Of bolts thrown from the baggage
car OF the northbound 1 O'Clock passenger
train. He died shortly after reaching the
Pattison hospital. Fitzgerald Is unmarried,
about IS years Of age, and came to oelwein
from Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03

have had the hydrophobia. The wound,
however, healed then, having been cauter-
lied. It is believed by many that some
of the poison was transmitted to the circu-
.%lation Of the blood. and the lady is now
but a shadow Of her former self, and she
has been bed fast for several weeks, con-
tinually becoming more and more enact
ated. Her case is bafiing medical skill.
The young lady only recently came here
with her mother from England.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
shriner. ON Way 10 Coast.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-The imperial po-
tentate special train of Shriners,, consist
more and Washington, arrived this morn
ing ever the Baltimore q Ohio South
western, followed by the MCGEE party, con-
sisting OF over 300 Shriners from New York.
The eastern Shriners were entertained at
breakfast by Syrian temple, the members
their journey westward. Three special
trains are leaving over the. Baltimore &
Ohio with Shriners en- route
for San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
carroII Grant. License.

CARROLL. Neb.. June ~2.-(spsciAl Tels-
gram.)-rhis town has been dry since the
9th inst, but yesterday morning the trus-
tees granted a license to George Rohwer.
who opened up his saloon at noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
EaYa e. PLnh1saM,s Vegetable Compound

1t will entirely cure the worst forms OF Female Complaints, all Ova-
rn troubles, Inhammation and liberation, Falling and Displacement
of the Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and Is peculiarly
adapted to the Change of Life.
1t has cured more cases of Backache and Leuoorrhga than any
other remedy the world has ever known. 1t is almost infalible in such
cases. 1t dissolves and expels tumors from the Uterus in an early stage
of development and checks any tendency to cancerous humors.
Irregular, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Weakness of the
Stomach, Indigestion, Bloaung, Flooding, Nervous Prostitution, Head
ache, General Debility quickly yields to 1t.
Womb troubles, causing pain, weight, and backache, instantly re.
Ieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circumstances it
acts in harmony with the laws that govern the female system and is as
harmless as water - ..
1t quickly removes that Bearing-down Feeling, extreme lassi-
tude, "dont care" and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feeling, exctabiity,
irritabiity, nervousness, Dizziness, Faintness, seeplessness, fatulency,
melancholy or the "blues" and backache. These are sure indications
of Female Weakness, or some arrangement of the Uterus, which this
medicine always cures.
Kidney Complaints and Backache of either sex the Vegetable
Compound always cures.
widespread and unqualified endorsement. No other medicine
has such q record of cures of female troubles.
Those women who refuse to accept anything else are re-
warded a hundred thousand times, for they get what they want
"a cure. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Refuse all substitutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Bros saloon at Twenty-hrst street and
Broadway. Fegley went into the saloon
at 6 O'Clock to get a can Of beer and the
bartender refused to serve him as 1t was
closing time. 1t is alleged that Fegley in
retaliation for not being served smashed
the front window by throwing three bricks
through Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
LADIES GAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller alter using Ahen's Foot-EAse' 4
powder 20 be shaken into the shoes IL makes tight
or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief 10 eornL
the age. Cures and prevents swollen feet, bliEters,
,ailOuS and sore spots Aliens toot-kase Il q Ger.
tain cure for sweating. hot. aching feet Al all
druggists ana shoe stores fsc. Don't accept any
substitute. Trial package FREE % nail Address.
Ailsn 8. olmEted. lie R0y. n. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03

Nothing equal 10 Prickly Ash Bittsrs for
removing that sluggish. bilious feeling 40
common In hot weather. N creates strength,
.vigOr. appetite and cheerful spirits.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03

Throwa Brick ThrouGh WiWndow.

william Fegley was arrested last even
ing. charged with maliciously throwing
bricks through the window OF Sherlock
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03

I've had a lovely supper. and II was en-
liyened with a bottle Of Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
should Be Typical of state

my idea OF the painting for that panel"
he continued. would be some painting that
will Illustrate and suggest the genius of
Iowa, some conception that would stand as
typical Of the state. 1t would not be for
ne to go into details, that for the artists;
but / conceive that something might be
painted that would represent Iowa as we
know It and as we would have the world
know It. / have always been greatly taken
with that splendid picture which hangs on
the capitol at Washington illustrating the
thought OF Westward the Star Of Empire
Takes Its Way Some such picture to
illustrate Iowa would be appropriate.
81 shall regard this work OF completing
the capitol OF Iowa as the incident Of great
est Importance in my administration l
am DESTROYS that 1t shall be we'll done Here
we rave a building l regard as perfect in
its outward construction. II is an archi-
t~ectural wonder. The more / contemplate
Il the more / am impressed with the wis
dom and good judgment OF those who
planned IL and wrought II out. Now we
should have the interior made to CORE
spond. The grand corridor should be made
as fine in a decorative way as the entire
building IS from an architectural stand
point. There should be grouped about the
grand staircase and the corridor the fines
decorative work that the art OF the Worlt
can produce. shall take the Creates
interest in this work and watch the prog
ress with a sincere desire that the cspito
OF Iowa shall be what 1t was intended 4
be by those who planned II many year
ago"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-03
Plumbing and heating. Bizby g Son.

Davis sells paint.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
4 Challenge Accepted.

Under the above caption the Bal
timore SIM of March 18th, ultimo,
comments upon our editorial Of
March 9th, on the Hannah Oyster
Planting Bill and concludes by say
ing by all means submit the
question to the voters Of the whole
State.
'oS y taIa POSITION, ana regtbg tGat
il did not take ii before the impossi
biljty Of passing the measure at this
Session was demonstrated The
question at issue is a most import.
ant one; much has been said ON both
sides OF it and more win yet be said
but before it is determined the PEG
pie, whose representatives legisla-
tors are, should have a chance to
consider il, Before the recent gen.
cral election there was no discuss
ION OF the matter, worthy Of the
name. and we contend ii was wrong
for the Legislature Of 1902 TO cutcra
snap judgment on the large mum
bcrs who make their living out Of
the waters Of the State. When the
members Of the next General Assem-
bly, are elected let the advocates Of
the Hannah idea make the issue in
the nomination Of candidates aud
permit the voters topass on il. This
is just and fair, and we have ever
credited the SIM with the desire for
justice and fairness in the determi
natiOn Of all questions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
WIN MEyERELL LoKER, Atty.
Order of Publication.
In the Circuit Court for St. Mary $
county, in Equity.
Richard 7. WOODBURY., admr. Of
Mary G. Woodburn,
VS..
John Francis Mattingly,
Thos Webster Mattingly,
Philip Godfrey Mattingly,
James f. Mattingly.

The object OF this suit is TO procure a decree
for the sale Of certain property IN st. Mary's
county, In the State of Maryland, which was
devised 70 james +. MattingIY aud Ernest Mat
tingly by Mary II. Mattingly.
l. The bill states Ihat Mary c. Wo0dburn.
late of st Mary's county, deceased, died on OF
about the Ord day of August, 1893 ini.-state
and on the l4th day Of January, 1902, Richard
Il. WOODBURY. was appointed by the Orphans
Court Of sc Mary's county administrator Of
said deceased.
2 That Mary e. Mattingly, widow, late Of ST.
Mary's county, deceased, died on or about the
9th day Of August, 1881, seized and possessed
Of tract or parcel Of land situated in the 4th
Election district Of st Mary'a county. called
aud Enown as "5t. Barbaras" containing BOG
acres; Great 81. Thomas" containing 0acres
and ."Piles' Discovery" containing Is acres,
leaving lust will aud testament. executed
July Z. 1850 which WAS dnly probated. and is
COW Of record IN the Office Of tho Register OF
Wills Of 81. Marys County ia Wills, Liber
). II. A., No. /, folio ~ aud Is.
3. That iu said last will and testament thu
said testatrix deyises and bequeatas unto her
two sons. viz; James +. Mattingly and Ernest
Mattingiy, her farm consisting OF the aforesaid
tracts Of land, subject however, to she follow
Ing charges, viz. 70 pay 20 each OF her other
children then living, viz: Mary Q. weodburn,
% whom the plalutiH is administrator a.
aforesaid. John Ffauois Mattingly, Thomas
Webster AAttlngly the sum OF sga2.50 without
interest, from be time OF her death until paid
then She directed that the said amount be paid
within - years, and plalntlf says the 20 years
I have expired.
g. Thai the said Ernest Aattlngly, enc OF the
devisccs 70 whom the said tract Of land WAS
conveyed with the aforesaid charge. has sub
scqueutly convey al his ano.half undivided IN
tercst a. James z. Aattingiy.
s. That Richard 7. woodburn, as admins
traitor n Mary g, WOODBURY., Is entitled to
s5g; a. with interest from the 9TH day Of Au-
gust 1901.
q, That the satd Philip q pdfrey Msttlngly Is
a nonresident 81 thls state
Itisthccupoa. thls iath dag OF March lssr!
Uy che Circuit Court Tor ~ Mary 8 county in
Equity. ordered char the plaintn, by causing
IS 0sFy g; tsis order 70 l,t. Inserted in the 81
Mary BeACos, newspaper Published 10 said
10 Adry's rlunty oupc 10 each of four sue-
oosalye wneks before the 18th DAY on APR l.,
lH0, give notice ~ the said absnnt dt feudaat
81 the object agd Substance Of this bill. warn
log him b. appear ln this Court ga person ~
BY suiiellur. $40 ~ before the 1T MuNnAY ~
MAY, lnE. a. show Causu. II any be has,
why dcorro ought not pass as prayed.
ENoCH y ABELL, Clerk
Tc4t ENOCHB ABEfL, Clerk
Mar ~, ~ g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
Legislature Adjourned.


The Legislature Of Maryland for
the session of 1902adjourned sine die,
at y, midnight, April lst, instant
It's sins of omission and commission
will become apparent as time rolls
by and will all be charged up against
it. And, it is one of the idiosyncra-
sizes of representative government
that the people will soon forget the
good it has done At this writing It
is impossible to pass affair judgment
upon the Legislature $ work. We
do not know even the particulars Of
our local Legislation, When the
Acts are published we may then ar
rive at a Just conclusion. We may
say with certainty, however, that
our cOunty's representatives have
been attentive 10 their duties and
have no doubt done their best to
advance ST Mary $ interests. They
earned the respect, and were popu.
lar with all the members of the Gen
eral Assembly irrespective OF party.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
Our Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1902.
No event in the history of the
Fifty-Seventh Congress has produc-
ed the Consideration that was occa-
stoned on Thursday when Repre-.
sentative Richardson of Tennessee
rose to a question Of privilege and
introduced a series Of resolutions
reciting that one Captain Charles
Christmas, quasi agentof the Dan
ish government, had, in a secret re-
port to his government, stated that
he had, as Il promoter Of the treaty
conveying the Danish West Indies
to the United States, pledged brides
to the amount Of 10 per cent of the
purchase price to effect the sale to
this country, Mr. Richardson S res.
outions further called for the i'm
mediate appointment of an investi
eating committee. As the clerk
proceeded with the reading of his
resolutions number Of the mem
bers are said to have turned pale
and there was intense excitement
in the chamber Representative
Payne claimed that the resolutions
were not in order and Representa-
tive Cannon protested against i'm.
mediate action, but Speaker Hen
derson ruled that the point Of order
was not well taken and finally the
resolutions were adopted and an in
vestigating committee consisting Of
three democrats and four republ-
cans was appointed.
Speaking Of the subject later, MI |
Richardson told me that he knew
as to the correctness of
assertions but he be-
ieyed the matter was OF suficieu
Importance to warrant it's beirg
'robed to the bottom He criticised
secretary Hay for not having called
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03


In commenting on the report of
the Grand Jury, the Enterprise in its
issue of last week does an injustice
to a former clerk and treasurer Of
the County Commissioners. Neither
the Democrat Clerk nor the Demo-
cratic Board could be responsible
for the book being missing, for it is
clearly established that the book
remained in the Office long after they
were f,nctus o6icio. The book was
necessary for reference to the board
that succeeded the Democratic adj
ministration and had it been miss
ing when that board succeeded to
Office there would have been no four
years wait before an investigation
was begun. The whole business
shows the necessity for publishing
the Treasurer account with the
annual levy statement
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
Report Union Mutual Life ms. Co.
Aubrey Bird, Manager.

The tifty-second annual report 81
the directors Of the Union Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF Portland.
Maine, has been issued. The re
port shows the Company S affairs "a
be IN a highly prosperous condition.
Payments 70 policy holders during
the existence Of the Company, now
more than halfa century, have reach
ed a grand total Or S33. 7lO. og6. 5s
The amount to be returned to policy
holders will increase, it is expected
year by year, with the amount Of
Insurance constantly becoming great
err But at no time have payments
IN this department been out OF pro.
portion to the enlarged volume Of
insurance at risk. The dividends
paid 10y the Company from 1893 TO
1901 shows a conservative, but nos
tive, increase, as shown by tables
given in the report. The manage
ment announces that it will earnest
ly endeavor to continue this exhibit
As IS inyaribly the case, year after
year a portion of the death claims
paid were under policies which had
been maintained in force through
the operation of the Maine non for
feiture law. This law, which has
proved such friend to DELINQUENT
policy holders, was enacted by the
Legislature Of Maine in 1877. and
has been instrumental in saving for
beneficiaries 1911 1857 of Insurance. |
That had been forsaken by policy |
holders represented by 45l policies. !
upon which one or many premiums
were past due At the fifty-second |
meeting of the policy holders
d the Company, held on January
y, aresolution was adopted express
ing the highest esteem for and faith
n the management
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
1902. SPRING SCHEDULE.
WGGmS' Steamboat Go.
aswzs--.
T-s
PATuxENT RIVER ROUTE.
On ssid sitter Saturday March l5ih
STEAMER ST. MARY's


viii leave Piers. Light strs.t, every saturday
add "Wednesday AZ q n a. ~. fur Pair Haven.
Plun p.isis Governor KIM. Dnres and Pa
tuRcbt Hive AZ Far as H,nea.ct Returning
EiU irRVo HeHfdict every HHuday aud thurs.
day ~ 3 o.. 60 ~ptteriY msa ~ Milestone
Landing at o a. &c., Governors Run ~ ig 49,.
Plum Point AZ r. m srd Pair Hsvra sHi D..
m. fnr Baltimore,
Freight received - Pies r. Turpdsg and rrlaay
until . ID.
STEAMER CALVERT
viii lserr Pier y iisht -trcot. every sunday
% + q ~ ~ ratuXeut River direct. ~ ffrup
4 & IS Ao6,lsg~ is9sesTli IfaV RslqI Y, ~
stt,t.r ~ %. M. Tor usniaore. calling a. no
shartes bei"w isifeh' eAoept when sgnalled
from wbarErs on tbc rlsof for paseeuarrs aud
lerIahablr freight
HENnY WILLIAMS. Agent.
Once rirr g light street
March %. iaE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03

pOIb DtiOLCy ~ tidt ~ intBub Dc III
vestigated and repudiated before
the ratification Of the treaty. THE
honour Of Congress is at stake" said
Mr.. Richardson, 'and if this thing
is tissue of SANDERS that is all the
more reason why it should be so
branded. A democratic senator,
speaking on the subject, said; II
cannot believe that any member of
the Senate has permitted himself to
be bribed. However, Christmas
statement shows that he approach
ed very near the fountain head of
certain legislation. His statement
that magnate of the Standard Oil
Co., claimed that he could control
the votes of Twenty-six senators is
not new. That these things are done
by bribing is not true, but that
great corporations influence legisla-
ton, is, unfortunately, far truer than
it should be. The general extrava-
gance of Christmas allegations is
demonstrated, however, by his state
ment that Senator Lodge is the only
man in American life that will NOS
take a bride. That is, of course,
nonsense. / anticipate that the
investigation will demonstrate that
Captain Christmas IS an unprinci-
Piled adventnrer who may or may
not have expended money along
lines which he believed would in
Huence Legislation. The one grave
error in the affair seems to me to
have been made by Secretary Hay
in having any dealings with a man
who was not only not properly ac-
credited but who had not even an
introduction from the Danish Min
lister In reply to question the
Senator said, My respect for the
late President precludes my express
ing myself in regard TO Abner Nc.
Kinlcy.
During the first four days Of the
past week the Senate discussed the
anti oleomar9arine bill and on Thurs.
day evening it adjourned until this
Eoon, when the same bill will be the
regular order The spirit Of re-
bellion agair stihe Dictatorship which
Speaker Henderson has been exer-
cising in the House has extended 70
the Senate end Of the Capitol and
yesterday republican senator told
me that II the Speaker continued 70
suppress certain measures which
had been passed by the Senate the
latter body might conclude 10 re.
enact the bills and attach them "a
some Of the appropriation hrlls sent
over from the House Tlis Is par
ticularly true Of the ship subsidy
bill and the irragation bill both OF
which the Speaker apparently in.
both Of which arc likely 70 reappear
attached 10 the River and lIarbor
bill when the Senate sends il 20 con
ference The democrats are rather
enjoying the discontinue Of the
republicans under the Speaker <
tyranny, from which they have so
long suffered and 50 Intellectually
protested against.
The democrats are also getting
some amusement out Of the friction
which has developed between the
Senate Philippines Committee and
the House Committee on lnsuiar Az
fairs. The former has determined
70 recommend a silver standard for
the islands while the House con.
mittee holds out for q gold standard.
That the republicans themselves
after their extrayagant claims In re-.
gard TO the benefits 10 be derived
from the gold standard, should find
themselves divided on such ques
ton is one Of the Inconsistencies for
which that party is noted
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
For Rent.

a STORE HOUSE and DWELL.
ING on the Three Notch road, 10 the
Sixth Election District, near Hin
Vile. $40 90 Possession given NAV
lst, 1902 Apply 10
w p. FORREST,
No. ] Tobacco Warehouse. Baltimore,
Md
April 3, % m pd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
Notice to Debtors.

a Ii parties indebted to II. S Ia.
a veau d Co. for guano purchased
during the year 1901 viii call al
Leonardtown aud settle for same
with the undersigned, or remit al.
rect TO the firm at 30 S. GAY Street
Baltimore, Md H. s. Taveau q "a
has oagcntat present IN ST. Mary :
VIM MENERELL LOKER.
April3 M. Atty, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-03
For Sale.

FARM on St. Jerome Creek, near
st. lnigo's, St. Mary's County, Md.
containing about 100 acres, private
creek, considerable oyster ground
Land IN excellent condition, beauti-
ful water front Apply to
WM. MEVEREl4L LOKER, Atty.
Leonardtown, Md.
March 27--tf.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-19
BOTTLE AFLoAT 2s YEARS.

 Thrown ovetboard in the Indian Ocean, Comes Ashore on Cape Cod
 Brockton, Mass, Sept 19.AGeorge 1T. Maddox of this city was a member of the crew of the vessel Hattie Tapley twenty eight years ago, and on April B, 1874, was one of the men who placed note in a bottle bearing this inscription:
 This bottle was thrown overheard from the ship Hattie Tapley of Ban gor, Captain George Tapley, master, April B, 1874, in latitude 2T degrees, S, longitude 6S degrees. E''
 This was in the Indian ocean The bottle was recently picked up off Mon- omoy Point. Cape Cod It was in- tact, and the message could be read easily The bottle was found by a Harwich fisherman.
 Mir Maddox recalls the voyage on which he was when the bottle was Hhrown overheard. He thinks the wind helped the bottle around Cape Horn to the Atlantic ocean, the south east trade wind again helping it north ward The Gulf stream presumably assisted it into the broad gulf, and it got into erosswise currents, which brought it the rest of the way.
 Mir Maddox retired from seafaring life several years ago.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-19
JEWS WON'T WORK.
Such Is the Report From Roumania. s A Great Exodus.

se Great Exodus,
 LONDON, Sept. 19.-In a dispatch from Bucharest, Roumania, dated Sum- day, Sept. IA, correspondent of the Daily Express says the emigration fe- yer among the Jews of Roumania still continues and that within the last three months 4,0O0 Jews have left the country.
 The correspondent says that party of $50 have just left for Canada and the United States, and small parties of Jews leave the larger towns of the country almost daily. Although the reason given by the emigrants for leaving is their inability to obtain work, the Jews steadily refuse to take up farm labor. Proof of this is found in the fact that within the last three years Roumania has paid for outside Bulgarian labor something like S. 3.0O0- 900, which might have gone to the Jews if they would only turn their hands to the light labor of harvesting.
 Bulgarian laborers, the correspond ent concludes, are well housed and ex- cellently fed while working on Rou- manian farms.