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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-06
saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.


1865
We have delayed for o day the
printing Of the BEACON In order q
give the news from the Election.
Daniel and Benjamin Combs, oI
Leonardtown, returned TO St. Ma
rvs Monday. George and Doug.
las Brewer also returned Monday.
We were informed last Saturday
that the Republican county ticket for
1903 had been selected. It In a
strong political slate that win stand
q years knocks2
We were much pleased, last Fri
day, at a call ut the BEACON Office OF
Mrs. Ashby Burroughs. Mrs. Wal
ter b. Dorsey and Misses Ida and
May Ballenger. We hope they viii
call again, and will try, at their next
visit, TO have our Office In better
shape.
G. w. Kennard & Co., OF Balti-
more have negotiated the sale Of the
"Posey Bluff" property situated in
Medley's Neck also called the
Forbes property TO Rev. G. Urner
Smith, Rector of ST. Michaels and
All Angels Church, Baltimore.
The Commissioners of Leonard
town have made 8 model road Of the
portion OF Washington Street from
in front Of st. Aloysius' church to
the northern boundry Of the corpor-
alton. With a liberal coating of
gravel this road will last for years.
The Commissioners OF Leonard
town have made model road of the
portion of Washington street from
in front OF st. Aloysius church to
the northern boundary of the COR
poratiOn. With a liberal coating of
gravel, this road will keep in repair
for years.
Partridge shooting, under the law,
began Saturday last, November l,
and it is now opportune to warn
gunners against careless shooting.
Do not 60 cunning in crowds, and
when you 90 with one or two CON-
panions, be careful. Also, avoid
shooting across public roads.
In addition to the race between
Vallandingham's Friday and Mat
tingly's Garrison over the Leonard
town course. Saturday next, we are
told that race has been arranged
between Waters Fredrica and /. v.
Mckay s Garrison, jr. Other events
of interest are also promised.
The Forty Hours Devotion in st.
AlOysius' Church, Leonardtown,
November 0. 10 and IL, instants, will
be conducted by Rev. Father Sem
pie, s. ]. Father Semple is an elo-
quent preacher and during his re-
cent missions at st. Joseph 8 and
Sacred Heart Churches made many
warm friends, who will be delighted
to see and hear him again.
In his speeches during the cam
paign just ended, Derby A. Lynch,
Esq, made strong, earnest argu-
ments against the Trusts and against
the Dingley Tariff Act as the moth
err of Trusts. Mr.. Lynch carefully
avoided all personalities in his
speeches, and, in announcing him
self as a Democrat, made no attacks
upon his recent party associates.
Friday last John B. Abel and IT.
vim Hayden, colored, and Charles
Dorsey, colored, went a. cooning. In
Money Bottom" near Leonard
town, they found two coons at home
and proceeded to stir them up.
When the coons came out, there was
q strenuous time, and when ono got
his teeth in Uncle Johns thumb
there was strennousness to spare.
Finally, however, the coon's teeth
were unclincheda and the coons killed.
The larger coon weighed 13i pounds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-06
Confidence.

do you think son will stand at
the head of his class?" asked Mrs.
Corntossel.
WE'LL" answered her husband,
Il did have my doubts, but sence
seein, him peactice with the football
team reckon he will. Ef Josh
starts out fur the head o. the class
he'll get there or somebodyll get
hurt in the SETTLE. - Washington
Star.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-06

A Pretty Wedding.-On Thurs
day, October q, ultimo, st. Nicho-
las Church was the scene OF a pretty
wedding the contracting parties
being Mr.. Raymond NJ. Birch, OF st.
Inigo's, and Miss Edith Ford, OF
Fishing Point. Thealt was beau
tifully decorated with flowers, and
High Nuptial Mass was celebrated
by Rev. Francis deS. Fullerton, S. J.
Miss Bertha Freeman presided at
the organ. The bride was given
away by her father, Mr.. William
Frank Ford. Mr.. Bruce Tyler was
best man, and Miss Lillian Ford
was bridesmaid. The Nuptial Mass
at 8 A. ~, was attended by many
friends and relatives Of the happy
compile. The groom is q successful
business man, ofSt. lingo district,
and the bride is one of the most
charming ofour county young ladies.
We extend our sincere congratula-
tiOns and best wishes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-06

Remember L. A. Jones a Son
have now their Fall Stock Of Boys
Suits, Overcoats, Pants, Shoes,
Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear and
Collars, Mems Underwear, Shirts,
Collars, Gloves and Suspenders.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-06

Go to L. A. Jones &son for Dress.
goods, Silks. Trimmings, Shoes,
Sewing Machines, Coats and Capes,
Millinery. Skirts. Golf Capes, En-
broidery, Underwear. Corsets, and
don't forget to ask 10 see the line Of
Ladies' and Boys &c. Uaderscear.
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In first-class order. Good table
accommodations. $1.50perday. Spe-
cial prices by the week or month.
Stables and good care taken OF the
horses. a. A. LAWRENCE.
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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-20
BROOKS HlcGlane
10 more.

Deaths reaper came to claim
Brooks McClane as his own about S
o'clock yesterday evening
He had been i'll for the past week
with pneumonia and had fair chances
for recovery until Sunday morning.
Since that time his condition was
considered critical until Monday when
all hopes for Brooks was given up
Brooks McClane was born at Nevada
City, California, June l6, 1883, he
being nearly "A years Of age.
He came with his parents to this
State when mere boy and settled at
Aurora where grew to manhood
When only 81 years Of age he went
into the grocery business at Cander-
laria and afterwards engaged in mining
in that vicinity.
In 1889 he came to Wadsworth and
went into business which he followed
for five years. Since that time he
has been engaged in mining at Oling-
house canyon where he has several
very promising mining claims. His
friends gave him every attention during
his sickness and nothing was wanting
to assist in comforts.
He leaves an Only sister Mrs. VIM.
Manning Of San Francisco, to mourn
his loss.
Brooks always liked his friends and
it was his pleasure to treat them
princely.
His funeral will take place at Union
Church this We lnssday afternoon at D
O clock
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Death Of
frank r. GiIIlIan.

1t is with pain that we are called
upon to chronicle the death of Frank
r. Gillian. He was taken sick with
pneumonia a week ago last Sunday
night while a guest at the home OF
Mrs. Beemer. He remained there
and received every attention kind
hands could offer until death came.at
$40 last evening
"Tinney.' as he was familiarf,
known, was one Of the finest young
men in our midst. Everybody who
knew him was his friend and he was
friend TO everyone.
He has been steadily employed in
the s ops here for the past four years
and has always been favorite among
his fellow workman.
He enjoyed social life and was
among the most welcomed in society.
There is none who knew him but
feel most keenly his untimely de-
mise.
He leaves a mother. Mr.. w. F.
Twist, and three sisters, Mrs. R. L.
Fuller, Mrs. Jessie Schrber. Mrs. May
Byrns, and five brothers, William,
Henry, and D. E. Gillian and Allen
and Walter Twist to bow down in grief
il their loss The body will be taken
to Winnemucca on No. 6 tomorrow
for interment at which place his twin
sister is buried. The funeral will take
place at $50 Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Gillian wa, native of Ne
vada, and % years Of age.
The DISPATCH offers its sympathy to
the dear ones who 50 deeply mourn his
loss.
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Won First Place With S. p. Co.

The S. P. officials have notified
Asst. Master Mechanic L. S. Pratt
that the Wadsworth shops were award
ed first place in neatness and general
good condition after their last annual
inspection Of the entire system. Road
Master J. Griffin was awarded the
medal for having his road bed in the
best condition of any division on the
system. You are to be congratulated
gentlemen.
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A33AY- -GRlSWOLD NU?liAL5.

Saturday evening May 18th, 1902,
in the parlors Of the Riverside Hotel,
Reno, the Reveaand Chase of the
Congregational church, sad the words
that pronounced George Alfred Abbay
and Miss Jean Griswold man and wife
Only the relatives OF the high con-
tracing parties witnessed the csre-
mony.
The happy couple depart d for south
ern California on the limited. where
they will sperd their honey -moon.
Jean is one of the sweetest and best
Of girls and has been employed as
bookkeeper in her uncles store for sew
eral years past. George is an estima-
BILE young man Of sterling worth He
is at present assistant postmaster at
this place.
The DISPATCH with the host oi
friends they have here wish them Cod
speed on their journey through life.
On their return they will reside in
Wadsworth.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-20
Pneumonia Proves Fatal.

Quite number Of our people are
wrestling with pneumonia which seems
to b. epidemic and which has caused
an alarming number of deaths in var
ious places in the State recently.
A man by the name of J. Wade
who has worked for Lem Allen, came
into town sick one day and died the
next.
John Wheeler and B. M. Dodge
who worked for the A. B. E. L. Stone
Co. died as quickly. and the end is
not yet, as the weather is cold and
dreary.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-20
RATHBONE SISTERS
AT RENO.

The members of Pyramid Temple.
No. 10 were invited to Reno last week
by Ida M. Pike, State Organizer to
assist in institutlng Calanthe Temple
N. oil Rathbone Sisters.
They Aere met at the depot by a
large delegation and escorted to the
hotel hence TO the Investment Hall
where 66 ladies' were in waiting to be
instructed into the mysteries Of the
order. The meeting then adjourned
until 3 o clock.
The Temple was then called to order
by Sister Anna Macpherson, M. E. c.;
Molle Wash, P. c.; M. Macpherson,
E. S., Emma Klemm, E. j., Sallie
Finley, M; Clara Finley M. of R.
and c.; Katie Yeargin, M. of F.; May
Pollock, P. T.; Mrs. Brearley, O. G..
There were SO Brother Knights
obligated. The ladies then went
through with the iniation Of both ranks
and at the close Of the meeting Mrs.
Pike was presented with handsome
souvenier. Senator Summerfield made
the presentation The Temple was
then closed in due form.
The visitors from Lovelocks, Silver
Leaf Temple No. 9 we're Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w.
Schwitzer Mr.. and Mrs. J. H, Brearly
and Frank Campbell.
The members from Pyramid Tenn
pie No. 10 we're Mrs. w. Macpherson,
Mrs. Anna Macpherson, Mrs. Katie
Yeargin, Mrs. J. B. Finley. Mrs. F.
H. Klemm, Mrs. J. C. Alternately. Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Jetfery and Mrs. E. T.
Lothrop. Misses Clara Finley and Mae
Pollock
The banquet is something that will
long be remembered by those who
were lucky enough to be there. 1t is
TO be hoped that the Reno Rathbone
Sisters will always prosper.
----
WANTED.-Cook stove and furni-
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-20
A Smooth Rascal.

Joe Kely, known as 40 Jo,' was
sentenced by Judge Bridges to serve
four months in the county jail, having
been found guilty of stealing pistol in
the tenderlon. Constable Golding
had him in charge to commit him.
and in taking him to Reno placed him
on the inside of the seat. Across the
aisle was Constable Leeper Of Reno
having in custody man caught at
Golconda and wanted in Reno for a
cutting affray. Miss Beulah George
was passenger on the train, return
ing TO Oakland after several weeks
visit here to her parents. Between
here and Reno she missed her purse
containing $27and was greatly distress
ed at the loss and at being without
funds TO continue her journey. Con-
stable Golding loaned her money
enough to continue on the train. When
his prisoner was searched at the Jail
Miss Georges purse was found on him.
When asked why he did not give it
up when 1t was certain he would be
searched and the young lady was so
frantic about it, he said he thought he
would divy with Mr. Golding and get
out Of it. The fellow evidently belongs
in the penitentiary. In the meantime
the boys are wondering how Constable
Golding escaped being kidnapped by
f" 10 Jo.".
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y S OkNIAItC
z REVIEW

The
Thursday I'D when the Funniest all Farce ComsdsA Husband Sal
visit This Company numbers II
that obtained good during
the Of the piece. The Company played Monday
Reno Journal
Large Audience Enjoys Show.
full house greeted Husband Salary performance opera
house last night musical farce and the singing little girl
who took the blind chd The
billed for Carson and Virginia City, will the
opportunity merry comedy enjoy ng
musical Numbers Fitzpatrick Sol type
hemer showed fine appreciation his difficult part many
proved himself clever
The whole show balanced hearty reception
sale the office 25 so
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-20
! BRIEF ITEMS OF
} TOWN AND STATE

K. Nelson visited Reno Saturday.
H. r. Condy is visiting Stockton.
DR.. Jackman went up the road Sun
day.
Major Spriggs was in town yester-
day.
There is good fishing in the river
now.
The Show will be a good one Thurs
day night.
For Furnished four room
house Inquire at this office.
The Rebekah and Odd Fellows ball
Friday night. Get your tickets.
Hon. William Woodburn will very
likely be the Fusion candidate for Con-
gress.
VIM. Lively, Robt. Cozzens and
lack Rubert were down from Oling-
house Sunday.
LosT.-A commlssary and car re-
cord book. Leave at this office and
receive reward.
Owing to rush in this office there
will be no DISPATCH issued from this
office until next Tuesday.
County Recorder J. J. Hill Of Hum
boldt died at Winnemucca Saturday.
He was a pioneer Of the State and one
Of the best liked men in it.
For RENT.-Four room house on
corner opposite schoolhouse, with we'll
and cellar in good condition.
The Wadsworth people should attend
the ball at Olnghouse Canyon Satur-
day night. The Mereno Bros. will
furnish the music.
The members of Aquilla Lodge No.
d. Knights of Pythias, are making
extensive arrangements for the enter
tainment Of the State grand lodge,
which convenes in Lovelock. June H.
The Independent says force of
Southern Pacific engineers are at work
between Keeler and Mojave and infers
that a railroad connection between
those two points is contemplated by the
ST
Jack Sheehan was down from Oling-
house Monday. He gave US an ounce
and half Of rock from his recent
strike and we will wager that there
was so cents worth of gold in the
horning.
Belle Scott. the companion of the
negro who shot constable Leeper at
Keno, was sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary attSan Quinten for
attempting TO assasinate Chief Of Po-
lice Whitman of San Francisco.
+. I. Lothrop attended the meeting
OF the Republican State Central Com
mlttee at Carson Saturday The date
OF holding the con, ention was changed
and another meeting Of the committee
Will be called to apportion delegates to
the convention.
In order to close out goods which
were delivered late by the Mills, Mey-
er & Co. Of Chicago we have reduced
prices from $500 to $1.0O ,er suit on
over forty patterns Of their custom
made suits. Come in and see the
samples and prices, at Griswold's.
Notice.
lhe Kings Daughters will hold their
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-20
Notice.

The Kings Daughters will hold their
opring Festival in Music Hall on June
|h' Each little girl will represent a
cnoice flower on this pleasant occasion,
even the little forgetmenots will bios
SoH IN all their perfection and beauty.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-20

WANTED.-Cook stove and furni-
ture. Apply at this office.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27

The Earl OF Aberdeen owns some
thing like $4,000 acres OF land in
Scotland. so naturally he is quite un.
known TO many of his tenants. He
has not lost his passion for solitary
rambles. and not long ago. while In a
part OF the district with which he was
not familiar, he stopped beside n cot.
tage fence to ask his way Of an old
man at work In the garden, and lin.
gered after receiving the desired I'm.
formation to ask: rs this good soil?"
AYE" was the laconic response.
"what is your crop to be?' was tho
next question.
The worker looked up impatlently,
then said. slowly and impressively:
III you were to hire an allotment,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27

A young housewife. from upstate.
who had been recently married, called
upon one OF her nolghuors In an apart
ment house a day or two ago looking
for information, says the New York
Post She saluted her nelghbor with
How do you KIN crabs7" what ON
earth are you talking about?" well.
you see. my husband sent home some
crabs for dinner, and he will be homo
soon, and don't know how to XIII
thom. have been trying to drown
them for an hour. and they are Just as
lively as over"
Another young married woman
from one OF the suburbs OF Boston.
came TO 1.-Two In New York. One after
noon she was entertaining two callers
at tea. when the husband Of one
dropped In. She know very well that
he did not care for tea. and thought
her husband might not like Il II aho
did not give him something TO drink.
She asked him n he would have some
whisky. and on his replying In the af-
nrmatlvo. left the room. After n
somewhat long absence, she returned
with bottle In each hand. saying;
Il can't find the whirky, but here is
some 'Cog-nac' aud some baltimore
rye. win either OF these dot"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27

Marcus Lorenzo. an Italian paint.
er, who flourlshed in the last century.
onco paid 200 francs for a piece OF
human skin no larger than a dinner
plate upon which TO execute a land.
scapo In oils Tho skin. which was
chemically prepared 70 receive tho
paint, was taken from tho back OF an
aged woman, whose body had been
sold 20 a medical man FOR dlsseoting
experiments. The human parchment
was drawn tightly over metal frame
and the artist spent nearly seven
months IN producing a painting that
was afterward exhibited In various sa-
Ions, and ultimately realized the sum
Of $4,000 francs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27

cared about such things. you know.
and x she did why"
'ioo here" she interrupted. "You
haven't the slightest conception OF any
brutality In what you are saying.
suppose. but please spare both her and
me the comparisons. / didn't ask for
any Justification OF your caring Tor
her. But. n she loves you, why II she
not with you to-night7 Was there not
sufficient OF the daredevil spirit In her
to face flight and danger with your"
He did not answer at once; then he
muttered with an attempt at llghtness;
"Well. you know. Annie. all WON
en- haven't the grit that you have. And
she's got other friends: she's too pop
ular 20 give up all her chances for
one" The bitter curl OF his lip was
hidden by the darkness.
Robert" she said softly, II want
you TO remember that one OF the two
women loved you. know nothing
about the other. and II does not mat
ter-now. But when you think OF to-
nights ride, you may take that comfort
TO your SOUL and you'il need comfort
some day. II Ia breaking my heart to
let you go like this"
The man made no answer. Then
suddenly she drew In the horse TN
he stumbled back on his launches.
"Listeni" she cried.
Through the stiffness they could
hear new sound, painfully distinct;
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27
COOKS ONLY QUALIFICATION.
Cowboys Frank Explanation Of Why
He Was In Charge.

He Was In Charge.
Ex-senator Henderson OF Nebraska,
has not lost the art OF storytelling,
and being in Washington TO look
after the interests Of the beet sugar
growers, he spends some time at the
capitol. where his company in the
cloak room Is always sought. Yester.
day Gen. Henderson made this contri.
button TO the symposium:
Some years ago" he said. Il had
occasion to make a trip across the
plains and we camped out as we went
along. The first night out watched
o cowboy cooking supper. was quito
Interested, not only because was
hungry, but also because imagined
that the cowboy was some finely edu-
Gated fellow. who knew how to enjoy
good eating and who would cook TO
perfection. The supper. however. was
simply vile. II could not be eaten.
There was plenty Of good stun but II
had been spoiled.
William said TO the man
what are your qualifications for cook
mgr
~ haven't any. was his frank re
ply, I simply have swollen leg and
] can't ride
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27

managed the Grand Hotel until two
years ago. when he disposed OF II.
Finlayson's friends say that In the
early '70s he was engaged to be mar
ried TO the woman. but Mason, who
was at that time a partner OF Finlay'
son, won her affections and welded
her. At that time Finlayson vowed
never TO marry and he never did.
When his will was opened recently II
was found that he had bequeathed
$4,000 to Mrs. Mason. or, in the event
OF her death, 10 her daughter. Annie.
Attorney James p. Sweeney has
been endeavoring TO locate Mrs. Ma
son. but his efforts have been fruit.
less. II is believed that she is dead
and the whereabouts of the daughter
is unknown.--San Francisco Exam.
liner.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27
RHYTHM or THE SONGS OF aI86s

Music Of nature Z. Always In retfect
Tim.
How little We realize the fact that
the music OF nature IL always Intense
ly rhythmlcaii An intelligent rooster
with a good ear always crows 10 ac-
curate threefour time. and In tho
minor key. Our own simplest idea
Of time Is perfectly illustrated by the
drum, the dots indicating footsteps
and the dashes drum beats. Now.
this Is rhythm, an essential principle
OF music. and we are widely ut fault
II we suppose for one moment that
the birds sing regardless Of H. The
drum beats are In unmistakablo
iour-four time. the commonost timc
OF all, and think Il could be conclu
siyely proved that the orioie, for in
stance, has adopted that time for his
own.
II is evident TO close observer
that there IL something odd about tho
orioles time Il IL four-four. without
doubt. but there arc queer breaks In
IL; the singer drops note Here and
there, much as good old grandmammm
drops a stitch IN her clever knitting.
These omissions are characteristic OF
the oriolo; his style ia one OF marked
syncopatlon. with preference for
that kind of melody which has boon
styled "ragtlme" II you wish TO
Initiate this quality you must whistle
a foot" by placing the tip OF tho
tongue Immediately behind the upper
front teeth, dropping and returning
Il duickly-Frank Leslies Monthly.