davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03
The sImpIeton.

"And you are sure he loves you ?"
Gle told me so.
did he tell you before or after
Fou received your uncle's legacy%
"After. / asked him why be did
not tell me before, and he had a
rery good reason. He said he loved
ne all the time, but he didn't tell
ne so because he needed a good deal
# encouragement"
"And your late uncle supplied the
Encouragement 2"
"Yes. Wasn't it dear Of him Pr
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03
suoklsn's Arnios salv..

Has worldwide fame for marvell.
Gus cures. 1t surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm lor
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores,
Felous, Ulcers, letter, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, skin
Eruptions infallible for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c al Loker A
deWaal, Druggist.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

s1s your master IMP" the caller
asked Of the servant at the door.
Deed, sub, I don't know TO-
mre."
"Can't you find out9"
"Well, sub, it's dis way: If you
tome to pay dat SIS you borrowed OF
him, he say he's in jes' dat much;
but Of you come to borrow some
no' he soy he's out all he's gwino
10 be, sub. brooklyn Eagle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

b'aS' A little boy once, who could
not speak plainly, when asked If he
knew what the stars were for, an
swered that they were peep-a-boo
holes that God looked through
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03
A Sorry FINISH.

KadIeigh Your wife is always
outspoken, ism I she2
Henpeclx Yes. but 1 try to be
that way, too, sometimes.
Kadleigh Really
Hanpech Yes, but Whenever 1
venture to be outspnken Ii ends in
my being oat.talked. Philadelphia
Press
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Sas- Lots Of people who wouldn 4
tell lie under any consideration
are very clever at side.stepping
when they find the truth is embar.
RAISING Puck.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Teacher What shall do nit
Charley Me and my man can :
nothing make Of him. When we
want to lick der little imp he gets
the bed far under where we cant
reach for him. and must pus hook
on der bed room door TO hold him
for his licking. Please soak him in
school shust as ofton as you got time.
Mrs. SsEDIyEia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

etgA4 The man who attends strictly
to his own business seldom gets ii
trouble. It's the fellow who tries
TO regulate the affairs Of others that
has q hard time getting along.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Teacher Please excuse Henry
for not comeing IN school, as he
died from the car ron over on Tues
day By doing 80, you will greatly
oblige his love mother
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03
Notice.

HAVING entered into a copartucrship los
the manufacture and sale OF BRIGGS at Han
over Mills, We desire 10 notify the public that
we win honceforfh hava on hand brick ~ ~
gradca. which We win cell a. lowest prices FOR
cash.
FRANCIS v. 0RkKNwRLIa
wM. J. HKARK.
March k--fff
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Teacher. If.Luis is bad, please
lick him till his eyes are blue. He
is very stubborn. He has o great
deal OF the mule in hiEn-he takes
after his father.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

sea- No, Preston, the plural Of
justice Of the peace is not justice Of
the peaces.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Teacher. | dink you are a fool,
you want my boy to read when he
don't no no alferbits Please teach
him some.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Miss Brown You must stop
teach my Lizzie fiscal torture she
needed yet readin and fgors nit
sums more as that, IL | want her TO
do iumpin l kin make her jump.
MIS-. CANAyowsKT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03
Nov Is Your Time To Buy
Horses and Mules,
Vehicles OF all Kinds.


Look what we have 10 offer. Al
iine lot OF sound Horses and Mares
little sore, but with few weeks
Qf care Will be oil right and lust
what sou want. Will sell cheap.
Pairs of Young Mules. Second
hand and New Wagons, all at low
prices.
We also manufacture everything
Va mp todate Carriages, BugQies.
sirrcys, Anything you wantin this
line 10 order
II you have anything to trade or
sell, let me know as have custom
ers always for Horses, Mules, WaR-
3tta. &s
give mo trial and you viii pet
good treatment That's how we
hold our customers.
Go0d ifeaesf Iafaes Is our rot
Il your Ssildren want 4 70
have a niee lot cheap. Write Us
WALTER JONES.
3i5 w Fayette St..
May Pie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Teacher Plaze excouise MickIe
he went TO see the nannums.
Mas. CASEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

4 pArcn o. EXCUSES AND REQUESTS

4 BATCH on EXCUSES AND REQUESTS
RECEIVED AT SCHOOL.
Here is batch Of excuses, letters
Of complaint. and requests that were
received by teachers 10 the PhilaS
delphia public schools. They seem
TO prove most concIusiyely that
truth is certainly stranger than
fiction.
Teacher Georges mother goi
no catching illness. She got . grill.
Very respectfully,
H. e,Nm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Dear Teacher. You should mine
your own bizniss an not tell Jake
he should not trink beer, 50 long he
lif he thinks the beer an he thinks
it yet when bill rains is ded. II you
interfere some more 90 on the
bored Of education
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Teacher John says you want 10
SEQ me. have bier saloon and
children. Biznes Is good III morn.
ing an aft noon. How can Gomez
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Collins and Cssgets, latest styles,
always on hand and furnished at
shortest notice and ii lowest prices
for caRh.
Three Hearses Always on hand.
H0rseshocing, 81 cash.
III connection with my Black
smith and Wheelwriqht department,
| am prepared TO build Carts, Wag-
Ons, BuRgies, &c. Ut low prices
Repairing, Printing and Trimming.
j. Al. DiIdgDW.
June "A lf Lconardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Miss My boy tells me that when
l trink beer der cvercoat from my
stummack gets toothick. Please be
50 kind and don't intervene In my
family affairs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03
FoR SALE.

Subscribe tO the Beacon. Il per
year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

MRs r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

HIS Aunt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

siRs O
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-09-03

Trims OB ADvRRTIsIKu Bl 90 per
square for the lirst insertion. and
50 cents for every subsequent In
eer1ion Eight lines or less consti
tllte d square
The evening world., 1903-06-12
NO MERCY FOR A
THIEF W|THPULL
United States Senator and an
Ex-Governor Plead In Vain In
Behalf Of a Descendant Of
Sam Houston.

For thIrty-four ear samuel D.
Houston lived In Elisabeth. N. J, He
paid his bills. was a church deaeen and
vas respected by all his neigbbors. To-
day Houston, n sray-haired man bent
with ago. stood n convicted fel0n be-
foro Judge Nowburger, In General Bes-
sionE. having stolen more than $4,000
from his employers. who were also his
old-t!mo frionds.
John Kenn. United States Senator
from Now Jersey. and sx-Gov. r. NJ
Voorhees,. of hat State. personally ap-
poalsd to Judge Newburger to extend
clemenoy to Houston. whom they knsw
rs Il friend and believed to be IN honest
man
Our acquaintance began twenty Year,
ago." ex-Gov. Voorhees, told Judge
Sowburger. and he was honorable.
respectable and Trustworthy"
Senator Kenn said: II trust Your Honor
will see this Ease in tho same light that
the people who know the defendant do
Houston, who 10 a descendant OF the
Original Sam Houston. lived. with hi'
s ss sss a; MsNsas 4PF'l as ! BY i Rsssssissi
his employers. Handy & Hartman. bull
Ion brokers. az No. 80 Nassau street
whore he was cashier for many years.
II am guilty" Houston told Judge
Newburger; drink and high living are
responsible for my downfall"
Letters Beg for C%Ieniency.
That was a week ago. Since then
Judge Newburger has received scores
OF letters daily, all begging for elem
eRcy for the ~self-confessed thief.
Drink must have set him crazy
was the unanimous comment of the
writer's.
In court this morning George Gordon
Battle, Houston's counsel. begged for
clemency.
H is a thief" remarked Judge New
burger; Nan although the indictment
only charges him with the larceny OF
q. 900, he stole more than see. 900. He is
deserving of no more pity than any
other criminal"
Judge Newburger sentenced him tC
Sing Sing Prison for four years and six
months.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
POLICEMAN GOT A
WINNER AND FIGHT.
Es-PoIlce Captains Son Ne
9lneeure for Harley.

Mark Reardon. h son Of ex-Police
Captain Heardon. was held In tl,OO8
bail by Magistrate Hisslnbotham. In
the Lee Avenue Court, williamsburg. 10.
day. charged with running a peol-room
at No. s55 Bedford avenue and assault
Ing q policeman.
The. policeman, Thomas Harley. Of
the Bedford avenue station. offered In
evidence "a Exhibit A, IN the assault
ehargs, two black eyes. a swollen nose,
n twisted Jaw and divers bumps spread
about his Uranium. After the stenes-
rapher had taken due note Of these.
Harley said that on the day before
yesterday he had entered flea rdon's
place and placed a bet of B on Van
Ness at even money. Van Ness won
and he got $40 back. Yesterday he en-
deavored to repeat the experiment and
was recognised.
~ guess that's all I need to state"
said Harley. making q painful effort
to smile,
Behdes Reardon. Charles Marshall.
Edward Hall and John McKeon wera
hold In $500 bail each IN the pool-roem
charge.
The evening world., 1903-06-12

said Your. sister is rich. let her sup
port you"
Mrs. Davidow said her husband re
ported "a, 4 maTchntile agency mat NJ
Crpas-cx1mlned by Mr.. finger, Mrc
Dnvldow said that her husband al
lowed her for support, Including e.othes
SiB n month.
hAnybody can ngure out" aah che
that thnt LEFT me emily u a week for
Mrs. Davidow wes cure her sister was
moi nj the bottom nf her quarrel with
her husband. though she edmitted that
le and her sister were engaged TO be
ma rio aud that he broke that enEase'
mcnt to marry her,
"Dldn't your brother punch and BAN
yuur husband when he tried IN nee the
child 7" Mr., rnaer aaked
well. le didn't want TO see the chuh
He only wanted 10 annoy ne, peHidsi
he wanted to kldnap the child and tod
rivc IL 20 him and he did" eaid the wit.
would you return TO your h%asband1"
Mr., finger nsked.
return to him after those vile charges
Would your huEoand'. apology make
any d~,Tereueo'" Justice peEerieh
M, It would not said tho VITO. and
she loft tho stand.
Mrs. LILLIAN u. FrisdlHnder, sister to
Mrs. Dnyldow, testified that Da.yid2w
wa tho only momber of the family
NOT at the bier whom she n Mrs.
Dnvldow returned from Europe. illus
trnting Mrs. Davldow's alleged stinEi-
'ress. sha said:
no aiwnys deducted the price Of the
tickets out OF Francois allowance and
even took out the prics OF a sandwich
on one OCCASION.
Dav.dow was his hrst witness,
He sobhed and went and for a time had
10 be supported by Court Officer James
Cherry.
He declared his great Low for his wife.
and on crosS-eNaminatio tor SAID ne opu
ntnylt. based on what HIS wife ano
others had told him. Continuing. he de-
clared his inability to pay alimony
The evening world., 1903-06-12
RESCUED THREE
FROM YACHT WRECK
Jersey City Man Made Quick
Time Saving New Workers
from Capsized Vessel.

Lawrence Kells. OF the G~reenvtlle Sec
ton of Jersey City. rescued from drown
ing a crew of three of the sloop yacht
Dorothy, OF New York.
While trying to make the shore in the
n~eighborhood of Chapel avenue. the
yacht capsized in New York Bay,
throwing the three OF her
crew into the water, about a quarter
OF a mile east of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company's dock.
Kells happened to be out in his launch
locations to place lobster pots.
Hearing the cries for help he steamed
to the rescue.
One man who had been unsuccessful
in getting back to the boat after 1t cap
sized was about exhausted and ready
to sink when Kells hauled him on
board the launch.
Then ne moved his craft UP to the
capslzed boat and rescued the other two
men.
He took the three to a boathouse and
provided dry clothes and warm o for
them. The shipwrecked party We're:
James Anderson. twenty-three years old,
OF No. 1919 West T~hirty-ninth street.
New York. captain; Harry Levy, twen-
ty-one years old. Of Nc. 10! West Tween
tieth street, and Frank adams. twenty
years old, OF No. Al West Twenty-fourth
street.
The evening world., 1903-06-12

ever receive yaeh7 A. Five thousand
dollars.
On the ground that the $4,000 wac not
mentioned In the indictment all further
reference 10 II was ruled out
Palmer After Miller Again.
Miller's examination finished by Mr..
Palmer.
q. Now, Miller, when you sent hat
lady to Col. Ammon for 1900 yOur wifi.
and child were llving1 A.. Yes, sir,
THAT will DO" said Mr., Palmer.
Mr.. Mott.
mo-" replied Miller. That finished the
examination OF Miller.
Mrs. May Thomas. Of No. lsa DE Kali
avenue, Brooklyn. followed Miller on the
stand. She was the cashier Of the
Franklin Syndicate. She laid she had
seen Ammon at tho place and under
stood no was Milicr'r. lawyer. Az that
timn money was bOIna eeive AMI
paid out.
John Miller, n hoy, who In no relative
OF GEO per oent. Miller. but who was en-
ployed BY him. to-tlnod that he q
seen Amlnoa In tho Franklin Syndicate
ofico.
August r.. oborle. another employee OF
tho syndIcRte, testified that he had seen
Col. Ammon In the syndicate hoadqiar-
tiers. He too had Invested his money In
the syndicate. putting In 700 tho week
before II burst.
The case was adjourned until Monday
morning.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
killed BY BOLT
OF LIGHTNING
Greenwood Lake Guide Fell
Dead in Doorway of House
While Woman and Baby Were
Burned and Shocked.

PATTERSON. N. j.. June 12-Durlng a
thunder storm at Greenwood Lake,
Samuel Carey. a guide, was killed by a
bolt Of lightning. and Mrs. K. V. Ter
hume and her baby narrowly escaped
death.
Carey. who wac twenty-five years old,
was employed by Mrs. Terhune's nus
band, who conducts a boarding house.
and also acted as a guide on the lake
and the surrounding territory. Mr.. Ter
hume. his wife n baby and young
Carey were In the doorway of the house,
watching the storm rage. when there
was a heavy clap of thunder, accom-
panied by n binding flash OF lightning.
The bolt struck Carey and he fell
forward on his face.
The bolt also struck Mrs. Terhune's
hand, marking II on the back. and then
passed 10 the child. burning the infant
severely. Carey's face and body We're
badly burned. He was dead when picked
up.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
MORGAN RECEIVED
By KING EDWARD.
Other Americans Of Note at Last
Royal Levee Of the
9eaaon.

LONDON. June liking Edwards
last levee of tine season was held to-day
and was largely attended. The Ameri-
cans presented were Capt. Stockton, the
new United States Naval Attache here:
Bishop Lawrence. of Massachusetts;
Prot. Newcomb. j. Pierpont Morgan and
the United States international Ex-
change Commissioners, ii. ii. Hanna,
Charles A. Conant and Prof. Jeremiah
w. jerks.
The evening world., 1903-06-12

year-oid son rushed into the restaurant
The boys grief affected Berwind deep
.ly. and when he said that the death Of
his father left him sll alone IN the
world the restaurant mar promptly de-
eided to adopt him.
"I've got a youngster Of my own
said Berwind. "and I'm goins to take
this little chap and let him grow up
with my lad. Dryer was n countryman
Of mine, and 1 can't stand by and SEQ
his child sent to some institution
I'm not rich, but I'm going TO do
right by the little fellow because he
seems SO bright. He shall learn q
trade and grow up Just as his father
would ave wanted him to-" b
Dryer had been working for the city
for twenty years. lie left no property.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
BOY WAS KILLED BY
A DELIVERY WAGON.
Child Of Four Years Run Down to
Instant Death While at Play
In the Street.

Samuel Kantrozitchisky, four years
old. was run over and instantly killed
this afternoon while playing in the
street at Cannon and Broome streets,
by being run over by a delivery wag-
on, driven by Frederick Lilldoellin, or
No, Z West Sixty-third street.
No. 81 Broome street.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
TWO HUNDRED DROWNED. \
0anpvnY Collapsed as Excavations
lists Landed from stcaner.

BIT. PETERSBURG. June 1.-The
Novoe vrenya reports that two hundred
lives were lost ut AsoT june Q as a re-
suit Of the collapse of n gansway there
while q pleasure party was landing
from the steamer Moskva.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
GREENE CAPTAIN
IS SUSPENDED.
Owen Rooney, a Recent Appolntee,
Accused Of Neglect to
Enforce the Law.

Capt. owen Rooney. appointed by
Commissioner Greene on Feb. 4 last.
and Snce then in charge OF the Ffftieth
Precinct. Brooklyn, has been suspended
pending charges OF neglect OF duty. He
Is alleged to have permitted a number
of saloons In his precinct to remain
open in direct violation OF the law.
The charges will be served on the
Captain later in the day.
The evening world., 1903-06-12
WISHED NO
RECONCILIATION
Mrs. Davidow Rejects 0vertures
Made by Husband Through
Counsel In Court and Insists
on a Separation.

Justice Giegerich and Henry w, Tin.
Eor made strenuous but unFuoccsHful OF.
forts TO bring about n generalization no
twoon Edward H.. Dpv!dow, the wealthy
Harlem jcwollor, and his beautiful wlto.
Frances. to-day In tho Supreme Court
The husband proclaimed his deslro los
n reconciliation. and declared that the
young mother OF his ~lvo-yoar.old boy.
Harold. had taken his jest In earnest
and loft him one day last September.
and then had sued him for a separation,
Couldn't ses the Jest"
"Jest!' exclaimed she Of the golden
bronze hair. turning in the witness chair
to Justice Giegerich: he told me he
was sick OF me and then he left me.
He does not mean It when he BAYS he
wants me to live with him. Ho does not
want to support me-"
we are ready and anxious for a rec.
onciliation. and TO live with our wife II
she will stop living with her mother and
sister, said Mr.. Unger.
II am always in favor OF a %reconcilia-
tion. where 1t is possible" said Justice
Glegerich. but 1t seems to be impossible
here. and I guess we will have to try
the case"
Mr.. Davidow Is Of the big jewelry
dred and Twenty-fourth street. He mar
ried Frances Bernstein in 1886. They
lived ut No. SO h3ast one Hundred and
Twenty-fourth street Mount Norris
Park north, until the break came.
Since then h has been living with her
mother. Mrs. Esther bernstein. and her
beautiful sister, Mrs. F~rledlander. in the
enjoyment of $25 weekly alimony grant
ed by Justice Leventrit.
The First Quarrel.
Their first quarrel was on her return
:rom 4 long European tour with hel
sister. He says she boosted to him OF
having received marked attention from
Il noted pug.list, and she declared to.
Gay fruru the witness stand that:
Because of his making those state
ments and other ones, making vile accu-
sutions in an affidavit, | no longer love
him"
The affidavit stated TINT Mrs. Davidov
told her husband that she met a noted
pugilist on the steamship crossing the
Atllnti and was In his company, and
that he treated her very nicely and G
a novel to her and related to her tho
story of hts life. Also that she told OF
visiting questionable places in Paris.
The PuEiIist NOT Named.
The name of the polite pugilist was
carefully omitted by the lawyers on
we had never had any trouble"
Mrs. Davidow testified. until Sept. "a
last, when he got up in the morning
and said. I'll leave: I don't think you
are for me-
ut came like a thunderclap to me. l
said: That's rather late. after being
married six years But he said no more
and left"
Mrs. Davidow declared that her hus-
band had offered her $1,000 for a sepa-
ration.
~ laughed at him. she testified. He
raised II to 1000, but SAID I must pay
his lawyers fee. $500, nut of 1t. He
The evening world., 1903-06-12
Three Killed by q Train,

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-Three
italian laborers were killed on the Penn
sylvania Railroad to-day near Over
brook. a suburb. The men were work
ing on the track when they were run
down and killed by an express train.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-07
NEW HEAD OF LOCAL
IMMIGRATION AFFAIRS
INSPECTOR BECHTEL OF WASHINGTON
TRANSFERRED TO LOCAL STATION-WILT. HAVE
CHARGE OF ALL IMMIGRATION MATTERS AT THIS
PORTS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE BY SIBERIA

Mail adCes received today indicate that the cabegraH
days announcing f. NJ Bece had been ordered Homo
lulu to take charge of all immigration affairs,
first thought here that had resulted in the ogno norma
ton and that Bece simply be enogaper which had been
promised by Commissioner General OF immigration f. p Sargent
Later developments show however, that Bece head
OF all immigration affairs this territory Apparently he upccec
J. X Brown the present immigration commissioner and also takes
the entire immigration affairs of the hands of the Collector the
Port
Mr. Behtel known immigration Inspector Heretofore e las
located Washington The latter he
der from General Sargent deacng him from duty Washing
and ordeng him proceed Honolulu take entire charge
migration affairs this place Bece has also been directed chat he
make Of the subordinate officers at this place
This information quite surprise the local Customs
and immigration forces. Although official of
other changes has been made far could be learned Beche is
affairs The of Beche and evident creation office
Commissioner Brown asked this morning he had received
advice the subject He declined make any what
said that would be better wait until Mr. Bechtel had
that Mr. Brown
whether he had received regarding himself
nasmuch information regarding the dismissal transfer of
Commissioner Brown appears have been received prob
able that he will be continued the duty The
however be charge of all immigration
these islands, and apparently will be superior officer Mr. Brown
Until the the Department of Commerce. all mmi
grafton under the direction of collectors OF the ports
When department created the Chinese affairs
erred the Department Of Commerce The collectors have been
nung charge of other immigration affairs Evidently is
the have the take absolute charge OF all imm
grafton affairs Bechte is due sail from San Francisco the
Siberia August g.