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New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
' ROYAL BLUE LINE.
avn NNAsHINGTOy-fs3 go
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
z FAST TRAINS ne 5s WEST

~ v,-t Penna. Station foot $50 ST, 7s5S
axSent sunday Il and ass p u daily Lesvs
"a. later COrandt DespTosses 81 Sta 0S-
ssEsTpVATJOH PARLOR-CARS. DINING and SLEEFlNo-
CARS =, S,.s v-.--sh.,a,
eb+ed Dining-Car train, with SlsePlns-IaEs %
Cincinnati and Louisville Wltno4c
slISihA Tor ticLeJs and reservations CHES- & OHIO
SEt1E. s62 Broadway Phone 4SSo Franklin or oraees
Penn r. r.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

METALs-Great weakness developed in tin in the home
points. which makes perpendicuaT drop within
Two weeks in the price Of the spot articles
require from day day firmly believing that the bottom
mas even yet not been reached and that later tey
w" De sbe 10 secure supplies at considerably lower fG
uEes the primary reasons for the break day
which influenced sharp decline London and in turn
IN the New-YoIk market The Englsh market broke
closing Cd local market closed at q 05s
2Il0c. Copper locally duh and weak much
all 6oc eectroytic 35c and casting al 50l5
II Soc The London was lower ss Sd Spot closing
at 5l lSs Sd and futures f52 Lead was unchanged in
bot3 markets. here at 4sc and abroad at fl0 iSs 9d
sic IS Cd and New-YoTk 55oc po7eestie ron
11e2 2uiet ana Irt, wlA9Gt cange Warrants nominal
SzSqSs8; No iounary Southern. S22Q$28. No foundry
Gssg6W closing :; @ e and a5nss5 TaTets SeFs quiet
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-The general the
lnes grocery grades Of oasses sgrnps are
steady bt quiet and unchanged 10 prices Quotations
l4glec; good. I7G22c prime 2sas6e NemorIeaRs open
kette' Sgg4oe; syrup e9mEnon lo a2ac; fair 13gi5c;
oILS-cottonseed oil neglected and more or less
nominal IN absence CT important business closing easy
concessions from the list being noted in some
bulk. 4e5e: Philadephia b6is si5c and IN bSk eoci @
27a2sc; BRINE sp1omer Tefo STe 4oaIa
on SUMNER seiow Ssc butter grades 4sc prime white
seed city G096ic; eo f
c1eS ocEAS Las FREIafrs IRE tsta sH 1850
tnue in light demand rates were non5insi and with
there somewhat better 9ssp isadng a noseyeT
in demand for lumber and ties cosstSvse but In ali other
pool London ana GLASGOW id Brfoi aIsd eh Huh
fRe sem.S aas ptsnsa M AaTsR I'd
pool i2lsc; London oats sPsssa g
steamer new; 100 tons dead weight ciat-Mexcan
1877 toni. Wset sssehf Inss sMsSs t.ds ea.
Newport News to Eydrey oso ..os+sah
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine steady but quiet
sold readily in small wey full prices and the market
sffR1Ts TTRPENTINE-o and machine bbls. 47G
471ac-
TAR-Pine bbIs, 81 40: oil hbls, 81 Co. so,. .
RQSGN-Gonm2a @ 70 g9od q sEai9ad SC 40 81 06
NJ SO AZ; N, Sc rs: w C. 81 O5: w W. S4 20.
STOCK ON HAND 49,
SpiE!JS turpentlne
lar 'r---- A''i- LIS
Savannah Sept a-Turpentfne firm, 45c bid receipts.
1l74 b6s sales, 7o1i $500 Rosin NJ hsm; re.
a, B. and D 81 22ls E 81 27: F, s. 5zs g. 81 SIg'
II - 20 81 So X, - So NJ 50; ~ 50 ioi o. - 90
Charleston. Sept s-Turpentne and rosin unchanged
receipts 67 bbs steady 81 l6G$1 10 receipts 837
urpentine firm 81 50 30 and 50 80:
ceLpts. SO bbls. Tar arul 81 So receipts, 81 hb!s
London. Sept. 3Tupentine-Splrits, DDS f72d ttosI-
american strained. IS Cd; lne. 9s ID.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
so,-rHERN COTTON MARKETS.
.Not included in totals.
p,pooL COTTON MARKET

-...1 ssut g. p m--cottoo-Spot-Moderat
I done prices 1-16 higher; American uddng
100 middng 5-32d middling, lied;
s1-32d: good ordinary 42I-s2d: ordinary
i9s2d The sales Of the day were 1000 bales Of which
eoO Te receipts 5000 bales including 500 American
das o C. September. 5se4g4 5I.etd buyers septsm-
a. a4d sellers; November and Deeembsr 37-64d SELF
ers: Decenher and January . 3o-S4q4 36-sAd sellers
Na,ch s4-s4a4 3564d sellers March and April 34-eid
saIsrs. Anr ard May, 33-64G4 34-64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

The Mix EXCHANGE price at 21E cents quart
net 10 shipper s.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market is somewhat
depressed supplies heavy. and quite surplus naS
OF being largely composer
reflections from recent fee arrivals Notnlne In
what might be rated as NO l. takhs
last crop as standard Prices sound fairly shoNy
hay are firm through competition but IT Is posse
that for the bulk stuff that has hung hre me
buyer price We quote No L. new per - w
S5G95c bales: undergrades range Vs
z5c. Present river hay turns out poor 4e n
heavy. prices feel the weight i1f2P
77IAc rer 100 n is for merehantabe long
rye Receipts hay and in tons reported a tne
Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson River Kali
road $50; Erie $50 Pennsylvania. so Delaware. Lacka-
10; Ontario Western 20; Central of New-Jersey
$50. Total, 1850 Receipts OF
straw river and SO tons by rail Total 500
and New-York by all
routes for week: 3 40 Erie.
$50 Pennsylvania. no; Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western 20: Shore 280: Lehgh Valley $50: Balti-
more and Ohio 21O ard Western. 90 Central OF
Ns1v-Jersey 45G by 1870 by canal. S16
Total 2e5 7.245 Receipts Of straw.
270 by rail, Total. 500 TONS
do last week $40 tons Exports hay. bales for
week: Liverpool 26I7: Newcastle, 7s9 Demerara, 45
Trinidad SEQ. Total, 3S17 bales do last week, 6,3S7
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

al 9-16c; ST Louis steady unchanged a 9-Iee
mated receipts New-Orleans for tomorrow 200 -
$500 bales compared with SIS bales last ee
and 456 bales last year. for or,o-
$500 5000 5437 las Jeal,
and 5U56 bales actual last year. O-A
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day
pared with the day YEAR ~
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

yellow. $2Q$2 Connecticut per bbl 81 I5S2 2 90
Orange County white per 81 2JS1 10; do yellow
s. 75$2 %; do red 81 25ds 90 peas Western @
TeleDhone. per basket 81 2jdS 49, do small per bag
5eas % Peppers Jersey per hr 69stsge @ sIIS I 5al3
81: 90 Jersey nearby. per bag COG SQUASH per
Dbl tocGS1E tomatoes, Jersey. per pox l9s oOS
MILK AND CREAM-The receipts cf milk and cream "a
qus. city for the ending August 80
e as follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

Coffee es-Et-o-Cofee market firm No RIO
5000 bags. cleared for
MTG CleS Europe, ottO
baFs stock 6.7.0CQ SanIos-CoIee market firm
cod average $500 bags stock
! Z6l eco bags. -aauauTg-CCT-ee market o-ensd IN
changed. 2:3e p. was net unchanged Sales
J.: ID EasIe-Cl9se market opened quiet. IN
changed Z franc lover Al u N unchanged At 3 p
m uarzy = 5.oD Z.
rl,-e1 = franc. total sales 81 010 bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
READING SYSTEM

{" ~
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. n.
Liberty and south Ferry-Gims from soush
Ferry hve minutes eaT4isI1
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAl CH CHuNk-Z40 d:l2 Easton ohiy1 80 80 a S *
20 4 40 t5-45 Easton only) r u sundays zsNo
WIN y ESRiRRE AND sCRANTON-z4-Oo. s.1o A
II, Ak s;SS bob. 3 D. ToMs RIVER AND BARSEGAT,
LOO. 8 40 A NJ ts1;G0 IaAswo9d excsptec9. LS0 "'
Atlantic CITY AND CAPE MAY-ts4O A. NJ.
vfslRi s,9e Nd ID ASD BRIDGETON-tzaoo a n. t12o
LONG BRANCH, AsBgRY PARks OCEAN
PoINTS.z4Oe $50. II 30 A NJ. sl-1O go 5So. SO.
Is $50 $50 P N. sundays. except Ocean Grows.
,,s,1 sn3 4 AantiPHIa T CREADING TERMINAL,-z.4 es.
~ " a. 300 1000 t11OO A NJ f120o. 100.
81 60 t200 1900. '4oo. 800. t6oo 1880 ssOo 2 M.
s4TH aNp S CHESTNUT sTREETss42S .. e 90 40 %.
III a NJ. 100. $3.50. ''oo 'tOO. va" . ~-'
RE1DISG HARRISBURG. IoTTsVILLE AND
WILLIAMsPORT-Ii4 400 "a . IS;uG ~ 80 s.ho
A NJ. Reading onlyl Hoo - 20 N "a NHH
s&NDY HOoK ROI TE-FTom foot Of Rse595 ,HS street
Pters Atlantic Highlands seabrisnt Monmouth seac'
a1d Lens gIsRsh m M AI9ufy M Go FI 6o a s95 $50 $50
ocean Grove only) p NJ Sundays. lo-0" a Ia i'0'
''' ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOB or 20 ~ 20 a NJ. $50, eco. I'a4o 500. 100
tFran Liberty Street only .DaiIy- tDaiiy except
sunday ssunday only. +ParloF cars only iva Ia
9asez Liberty St Ferry South Ferry AstoT House
srs west I52 East l25th 2TS West l2S5a St 20
aIuInbus Ave York; Court ST. 34i 90 s1lsSt Yt
St Rrookiyn: Broadway Wien1sours Nsw 80 kU,H
w 9rsi -. Er. Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
g RAILRoAD.
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DE8RosSES AND COkTLANDT STREETS
Car,it str.ei, ms IL from Desbro,.ss a hna
st..isn, except where otherwise noted.
Car. New Y9rh f11is0Grg SesDns Cas- pittsOurs
S.55 a. a. FAST .SF iNE: 20 20 Fittsf'.ds Cleveland
S5s PENNsrLvANIA i.iirE 5
Ears For Gheaso. cIsSeIand TolsdO, Cincinnati
1Ss hour tlain T . srEGIAhs",-
CfclG65 Aap AhsnE sF Pnd I6GIs BgIs' E&PRfs
For TSIed9 Nasnsle ccHnati Louisville
TotHs EfREsso fFls P6inf s1afurs Gaf Gin
Glnna5 d Wa Pda1aP2lis Louisville Louis Dining Car
NJ WsTERN sa ExRFor ESHfPsResah Ssey egfsgo For
PASiFie ExPREssa PRES Car rtt5seurz
Route coaneess for cis~eiansd s except @ sa1urday
-. WASHINGTON AND Eslfri THE End SOUTH iBI'iI+
land5 m streets 1g @ t.; 2o Dining carr loss Dining CAP
Iond lar sGs Streets gs;G 2 g 25
css sS5 s55 PiT Pin}8s Ga5 s.? sanaay
96ining Sar e s T n1nE I'm al p1jor m ana
Djnng CaTs,. . Dining Can. 425 Dining Carr, AS
sc4HERS kAfLW&Y&E16ress M sS nis25 8a5 p H. T. 10
ATLANfT5 COAST 1.1NE.-Bxpress. s2s m. and s25
sEARoARP Ar LINE RAhwAy.-.F1orida Metro
daily , ~
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwaT--For Memphis
cfIEsA APEAKE 8 ONO RafIWAY-Z55 F a. m. week
Foa OLD PoTS m coMFoRf II Tay aSd soRroLx-Ts n
WeeS-Gays ard s55 u. daily
"a H.( " &. f-S55 a m. and 2 55 D. m weekday
9unCays 40 a. m. Through Vestfbued Trains Buret
aror cars and Standard Coaches week days Parior
SsnokinE Car fariar Cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches
GaFE ca z M! MAT,-I2a 10 ?. m. weekdays 49,
or % ins on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Iwenty-third Street S55 a II 10
II, Saturdays only. rs 255 g. 25 TO- 4S5 snd 6so
p m Uee<-days. Sundays. 755. 9. 25 H. 4 % D. m
ie5oToSSes and CUTtlandt StTeetsl go 300 a m
TO 20 saturdays onIy), 30 8 40 20. 5lO,
5-l5 m.
For PHILADELPHIA.
oo tDesnrosses and CorSlandt Streets 500 I2S s9o
800 3 p Dining Carr t955 Penna Lnlitedl loe
besbrosses and Cortland Streets. 10 aO Dining carr
In'9 t'ning Carr, II ~ a. - a5 Dining Cdr) Loo
anns naTl 2 10 Deshrosses and Cortlandt streets
I'D 2S5 ; 25 Dining Car. z as. z 425 9Diat9g
800 t25 m ~ 10 night. Sundays. 8 TO- I5S mo
ooachesp s25. s55. 9 % Dining Cart ass 01mite1I1
- "',5 'iin'rg 'arl a. l2s DINING arr LOO
tfInng carr 8 25 Dining Can. 55 42S Dining carr
% 'O5ang IN cap. e53 Dining Car I'D SD san D. %
Ticket Offices Nos 46l fia6 1884 III and
L. Fitth Avenue (beoW 23d ST.; Astor House. West
brosses and CoTrIandt Street sfG Fulton
street. 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
BROOKLYN Station Jersey City. The New York Transfer
Company will check baggage from hotels
Telephone g14 Eighteenth Sres Pennsylvania Rail-
j. b HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. BOSTON
ANO NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON AND ALBANY RaILR0AD
CSew York Central & II Idsou River r. r Iess..,
Trains leave Crane Central station. Fourth AYanue 4nd
I'D Street., New York, follows
70 90 A NJ ii2eS noon. 400 P NJ. .f1 ? NJ
4. " ' ~
Leave Boston. 1890 A.. NJ. f12e8 noon .ioe NJ
'11 co P NJ arrive New York SO P NJ $40 p NJ
1000 ?. NJ, TIA i NJ - -
Tickets At New York Central Offices 4I5 and I2a
Broadway and at Grand Central Station.
A H SMITH. GEORGE n DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.

iron Nor / fdy. .s23 Cotton. rnfd5ling.--- 9s
Iron. So 40 soft q 40 Coffee. No 4 Rio IS
Steel ras....... 2S 90 sugar, granulated--. 81 60
Lake copper ingot.. ~ Nolasses. O X, prime 80
TIa p uIfa Beet family. - 30
Exchange Iead,,.--- I1l2 Eeef hams S22atSs
sTeer ............. 90 TalIow, prime 8
wheat IG2s Pork. raess...-..----- IS 10
mixed f3i2 Hogs. dressed. 100 70. Us
Oats. Nc 2 mixed % Lard, prme-..----... 10 -
Flour, 4fPls- patents 10
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
he statistical position OF Brazilian coee is follows:

COIICN-DsVellFu lFueCts today Of sensational
order and al The close bulls found 2O points
S95 points higher, and following call time
CONTINUED 20 work steadily upward the Of usatis
1ecurg Cables Liverpool and further rains
II iAe cotton notably central and
divisions The chief supporting belief
September government report a midday would
shoW much lower condition Of the heretofore
recAIeQ WITH lFerol vas not tarcy IN responding 10
We e4ea- rnness Lt!e a1c Europe contributed gOucly
number q buylns orders. believed
poses there
The from time. the
thusastc buyer OF the winter months. There ev
dences Of olsinegraton Of bear South
while the speculative public eylnced
position 10 buy Tor pronounced
Trading exceptionally active
Session TIE general government
report would an average condition 20.
advance IOall points with the tone
strong. Then came the announcement '64'' from
Washington, and instantly the whole market n
rapid motion the completely panic
the public buyer. Speculation Wa
active all the Of despite profit
taxing, with slight reactions the general ruling Of the
strong Win November 81 points
above the close OF yesterday The wa finally
firm and 1890 points Total
mated 10000 bales The special
Dl gave shoEeTs 10 good rains over the central and
eastern e but TIE crcuth stricken districts
znsln-d cy and hot The fact that
cllCn OF % aid Alabama = condi-
lions since the made Unfavorable
crop Near the close local shorts
by claims that Liverpol viii
IsE ule 59S points due owing 10 probable stampede
OF the The
st had been seriously Injured
had only Z temporary effect upon
The late teegrans from the South reported
TIE prices in the local market TODAY
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
Average s5I s47 sf9 GAO IA es.2 es.5 7s-s 7s.s

eIt cation closed steady. with quotations hc higher
20 ne basis 35kc niddling upland and sssc Tor
1oins Cuff sales l2s5 bales Southern spot markets
nrIe teezrapbed as follows: New-Orle2ns firm. &c
daer al Nc: Mobile steady sc higher al s savan-
STEADY. Ac higher skc: Wilmington frrn, un-
g; etc Norfolk firm unchanged at So c: Bat
nominal unchanged at ec; Augusta drro. 5sc higher
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
Lackawanna z abroad.

$500 a M--For Binghantor and Syracuse
'lO 90 a M.-Fer Buffalo, Chicago and ST Louis
q 40 p. M-FoT Buffalo and Chicago.
X2-00 P M--POConO Mountain Special
fi900 p. N.-For Scranton and Plymouth
'6-t6 P. M---For Buffalo and Chicago.
vs.f1 P M---For Utica. OsWego. ithaca and Buffalo.
200 A M-For Buffalo and Chieago-ThToush Sleep
p NJ
Tickets at 429 Broadway Cor. ST. .1ss Broad
way Cor. 2S-h St. lS Broadway n Y; S3s Fulton St.
Brooklyn rDaiiy- fDaiy except Sunday. 1Fridays and
Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1902-09-04

ecets q breadstuffs at interior points IN thousands
last three cphes 600 omitted. Flour bbs BUSH
( 5 fciOUs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

Portrait OF Judge John Ste
phen.-Joseph Z. Morgan, Esq, OF
Leonardtown, has secured an oleo-
graph portrait OF the eminent Jurist
John Stephen. Judge Stephen was
for many years Chief Judge OF our
Judicial Circuit, composed at that
time OF st. Mary's. Charles and
Prince Georges counties. His as
sociates were Judges Edmund Key,
John ROusby Platter and Clement
Dorsey. Judge Stephen was ma
tive of st. Mary's, and still has rel
atives here. from one OF whom, Mrs.
Milburn, of the Second District, the
portrait was obtained. Judge Ste
phen was one Of the Associate JUS
tees of the Court OF Appeals, in
which tribunal he became celebrated
as great real estate lawyer. In
nearly every case in that court, in
volving real estate, the opinions
were written by him and bear evil
dence Of great learning and culture.
The portrait is quite well preserv.
ed but requires some touching up
by artist.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13


Tuesday, Nov. 11.-Board met
al present.
II was ordered that Judge Crane
H. 3. Abel and Robt. c. Combs be
authorized to sell such law books
belonging to thecounty as they may
think are not needed and with the
proceeds Of said sale purchase for
the Law Library such books as they
may think proper.
The account Of William Fl. Evans
for $40 for the loss OF q horse and
damages TO q buggy. on the public
road, was rejected by the Board.
The following accounts were pass
ed:
Orders on Treasurer:
John s. Bean, roads, End district,
30. As.
Charles ]. Hunter, roads, 9Th dis
trict, $12.7l. !.
JOhnG. Fl. Lilburn. sending tramp
out Of the county, 81.
For Levy 1903.
7. Z. Russell, road excess, Ord
district, go. 80.
John L. Norris, road excess, 3rd
district, $3O.44.
w. F. Greenwich, lumber, 1854.
Dan1 T. Dixon, lumber, $4.s2.
s. Paul Hayden, lumber, $7.56.
B. w. Burroughs, road excess in
4th district, $15.O8.
George II. Bankins, road excess
in 9th district, $9.11.
l.. A. Pilkerton, road excess in
9th district, $500.
]. L. Hilton, road excess in 9Th
$25.12.
George A. Thomas, road excess
in 9th district, 1910.
Peter r. Graves, whitewashing
Jail, s..
S. C. Welt, washington prisoners,
a.
NJ. L. Millison, beds for Jail, ~ 80.
Board adjourned to December 8,
1902.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
ST. INIGO's ITEMS.


From Oar Regular Correspondent.
Merchants appear to be in cheer
full spirits. Mrs. A. s. Benville. Fl.
+. Abel, and Pembroke Smith. mer-
chants Of Tall Pine, are kept busily
engaged most Of the time from sun
rise until late hour p. m. waiting
on customers white and colored.
Nh. Smith has q store near the
mouth Of st. Jerome's and during
the dredging season it requires two
active clerks.
Old oystermen tell us that they do
. fairly remunerative business.
We notice that oysters per gallon
command Scots. o gallon. Harry
Richardson continues tosupply fam
lilies with choice beef.
Wood principally pine, sells at
$l.76 70 e2.OO o cord delivered.
The grist-mill Of Fl. +. Abel will
soon be in operation near Henry
Wible's blacksmith shop.
Few chestnuts and so far as we
know there are no chincapins.
Black walnuts are plentiful, wild
grapes and black haws scarce.
Boys are setting gums for rabbits
and sometimes they catch q MARSH
pial animal.
Oh, what beautiful flowersl Chrys-
anthemums Of different colors are in
their glory. How they remind US
Of the unfallen Edeni Home, Sweet
Home" wrote John Howard Payne,
poet, actor. and dramatist. To AID
am, Eden was home. To the good
among his descendants. home is
| Eden. Il Ia not so much the house
| with its furniture. nor the "old oak
en- bucket that hung In the well, -
that draws 50 heavily upon the heart
!, butthe associations-father. mother,
brother, sister. Home. sweet word.
How dear 10 the heart Of mani
Schools, white and colored, are
progressing well. We stop mo.
ment 70 think. 10 give our memory q
jog. Yes. Richard Biscoe, colo-ed,
who was drowned in Sc. Jerome's
Greek some years ago. was wont "a
exclaim whenever hepassed Q school.
house in which colored children
were taught. God Bless Colonel
Billingsley-a Christian hearted
democrat-greas souled and pure
minded man. BE has gone 70 heay.
On to live with the angels. I"
| Corn shucking Cor husking) feasts
are in order. Large yields are re-
ported.
The confidence-man has not mate
rallied hereabout for some time
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

There was brilliant reception al
atthehouse: OF Mrs Amory. Among
the gueste was certain Mr. Mack.
enzie, o man Of grave and somewhat
taciturn demeanor. whom several Of
the young ladies' present had tried
70 engage in conversation. but with
out much success.
One Of them spoke 10 the hostess
about him.
He seems TO berather uneasy and
out of place at a party likethis, "she
said.
''Yes, replied Mrs. Amory. with
a bright smile. he can't talk any
thing but sense.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

She was q sweet young thing. and
as he walked along by her side he
suddenly remembered that she had
been vaccinated and FASTENED %
make inquiries. you have been
vaccinated, haven't you?"he asked.
'How is your arm?" She turned
to him face that only too plainly
showed that she was suffering and
replied mournfully, "Oh, it's is so
sore / can hardly walk on il" And
then she wondered why he laughed.
-LippineOff's Magazine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13
AIagisistrate's Court.-Chaptic,

Magistrates COurt.-Chaptico,
Nov. IL, 1902.-Justice George r.
Garner held court for three days
last week and disposed of the fol-
lowing cases brought before him by
Constable w. B. Long, for disorder
" conduct and disturbing the peace /:
State VS.. S. Morgan. ]. Morgan and
o. Morgan, Nov LIST; State VS.. Pete
Williams, coIored. Web. vanwort,
Ed. Long, John Gray. George Gray,
Pompey Thomas. colored. Ben. Car
ter. colored, and John Young, col
ored, on the day and night Of cleo
ton. Fines and costs were imposed
in each case. CORRESPONDENT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

| The death o. WrLIlAM ALExANDEu
LoKER at his home In L.eonardtowu
removes from our midst the Oldest
resident Of our town and one Of the
most respected and esteemed citi-
zens OF our county. Few men have
been more notable In the business
and social life Of Sc. Mary's: His
name was . synonym for fair and
honest dealing with all men. His
ideal OF life was strict justice 70 ali
and during his ~ years he lived up
to It. There was nothing pharisai-
cai In his composition. He recog-
nized the human faults and failings
Of bis fellow men. but left the judy
ment OF them 10 Him who made their
hearts. He was q broad minded
man. He despised deception and
hypocrisy and expressed his opin-
Ions forcibly and earnestly. But
while firm in his own convictions
ne was ever tolerant Of the convic-
tons Of bis fellow-men. He was a
student Of books and Of men and
bad pro6ted by his studies. Few
men were apter with quotations and
few had wider knowledge Of the
masterpieces Of English literature.
His mind was stored with poetic
gems and when, In the humor, he
was q delightful conversationalist
Gifted with q remarkable memory,
ne was an authority upon local his
tory and his "reminiscences Of life In
St. Mary's, before and during the
War, were well worth preservation.
He was the last Of the older gen.
GRAFTON who made Leonardtown, In
their day and time, the literary Gen.
tire Of Southern Maryland. His re-
mains were buried in Medley s Neck
graveyard and in the words Of one
Of his favorite authors.
A ere God with his image hlest;
The friead Of man. the friend Of truth;
The friend OF age. and guide Of youth:
Few hearts Ike his with virtue warm'd,
Few heads with knowledge % inform'd."
Mr.. Loker was the son of Never
ell Z. and Eliza Clarke Loker. He
was born on his fathers farm on st.
Jerome's creek, st. Inigo's district,
October 10, 1929. When about 10
years Of age he came to Leonard
town and clerked In the store kept
by James Gilmore. He afterwards
went into the mercantile business
FOR himself and was for years ass0-
ciated therein with the late Bennett
Il. Abel. He was q Justice OF the
Peace and County Commissioner and
in both positions made an enviable
record for strict, conscientious and
intelligent performance Of his du-
ties. He was Cashier of the old
Savings Bank Of st. Mary's and
wound up the business Of that in
stitution paying of all depositors.
He married Susie E. Combs, daugh-
ter Of the late William A. Combs,
who with eight chil6ren-four boys
and four girls-survive him.
May he rest in peacei
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-13

Orphans COurt.-Tuesday, Nov.
II, 1909. The Court met-all the
officials present.
The last win and testamentof Jno.
G. Guy was admitted to probate.
Last willan testament Of William
A. Loker admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentary granted 70 Geo.
p. Loker and VIM. Meverell Loker.
James +. Mattingly and William +.
Greenwell were appointed to ap-
praise the personal estate of the de-
ceased.
Court adjourned to November %,
1902.