The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-06-19

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spent the winter in Washington, have re-
turned to their summer home near here.
-Messrs. Roger and Harry Brooke, of
Washington, spent last Sunday with their
father, Judge John B. Brooke, at the
Marlboro House.
Everyone is invited to attend the ex-
hibition of Caulfeld & Co.'S pianos, which
opened in the Town Hall here on Monday.
Musical entertainments daily.
Comptroller Herring has made the
quarterly distribution Of the school fund.
This county receives $4,880.26 for white
schools and 81, OO2. O9 for colored schools.
An entertainment, under the auspices
of the ladies of Epiphany Church, Forest
vile, will be given at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening (Friday), 10Th inst. Refresh
ments served.
A very pleasant entertainment was
held at the Town Hall on Monday night
under the auspices of the teachers and
pupils of the public schools here. The
children were also treated to ice-cream
and cake.
Rev. Joseph A. Specht has resigned
as Rector Of Trinity Church this town.
and at a meeting of the Vestry held yes
terday the resignation was accepted with
much regret. He was Rector of this
church exactly four years. There will be
services in the church next Sunday as
usual; and arrangements will be made for
keeping the church open during the sum-
mer.
MIR. James B. Belt, chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee of
this county, Tuesday sent in the follow
ing names, from which Governor Smith
will select the minority member of the
Board of Supervisors Of Elections for
this county; Joseph A. Blundon, of HYatts-
Vile; T Truxton Houston, of Mellwood;
J. Frederick Waters, of Brandywinc, and
John M. Bowie, of Queen Anne. The
Supervisors of Elections met Tuesday
for the purpose of appointing the regis
ton officers, but owing to- the resignati' n
of Charles Earl, the Republican mem
Der of the board. the appointments were
deferred until the Governor appoints his
successor.
Hon. Robert W. Wells his
can iidacy in the Hyattsville n d'pendent
of June 18th in the following language:
Notice is hereby given that l shall go
before the next convention of the Demo-
cratic party of Prince Georges county,
as a candidate for denomination to the
House of Delegates. In doing So, I shall
stand upon my record in the last Legis-
lature, appealing to it alone for endorse
ment or rejection at the hands of my
party. If nominated and sgain elected
1 shall, as before, vote for and advocate
only those measures which I believe, after
investigation, will do the greatest good
to the greatest number. In sll purely
party matters, I shall be a party man; in
all other matters I shall continue to pur.
sue an independent course"
Constable Charles Kicks, of Muirkirk,
this county, brought to Jail on Sunday
morning Richard Ransell and Harry Red
mond, charged with carrying concealed
weapons. These men were caught by
Constable Kicks, together with W other
tramps, after having broken into the
%Sunnyside Station, on the B. s. o.. but
owing to the lack of proof the charge of
breaking into the Station could not be
proven, but on being searched Ransell
and Redmond were found carrying a
razor and a pistol and Justice Of the Peace
B. ). Gallant committed them to Jail to
wait the action of the Grand Jury. One
of the tramps while being carried before
the magistrate broke away from the officer
and escaped and the fourth one was sent
to the House of Correction on the charge
of vagrancy.
The Financial Review" publihsed in
New York says: "To those who have noted
the formation of the Inter State Coal s.
Timber Land Company of Baltimore City,
with a capital of 100000 and financial
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company may need, it may be of interest
to look more closely into the personnel of
the management. The president is Mr..
Richard B. B. Chew, Jr., a prominent
Washington, D. c., lawyer, and from
what is known of the extent OF his bust
ness experience, it is safe to say that he
possesses qualities which should render
his cooperation with the new enter
prise, valuable to all. Mr.. Chew is per-
severing and pursues the path he has mark
ed out for himself, when convinced that
he is right. Sound in his judgment of
matter relating to business he has Won
success because he has been persistent and
because he has the faculty of inspiring
confidence in those who come in touch
with him in any way. The company
is fortunate in having interested such
conservative men as he"