Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-08-18

T. p Hesfers, special o9srer. Tue-aas
last, arrested John swale~. eoaored
charged with stealing SIS from the ea~h
drawer OF Tates 4 Gonxh's store Ai..gI,.
wharf Swaaes was broaxht before Iu-.
tse Morgan. Leonarsitown. and eom.
nitted 90 iail for preliminary henrinu
oE THURSDAY.
Al~s Annie Pinkney Hayd-a. danxhrer
o. the late Oscar q. Hayaen. was mar.
raeSd at CHRIST Chnrrh. ChapEico. hast We'd.
ae~iay, August 10th. 10 Poorest Lem
sheket, ct Washington Mi=- Haya~n !
one of the brightess and most eharninr
Young ladhes in st Marxs We wi-h ths
y0ang PeopAe much happiness-
His many frsnds all over 81 Mary.
waA he Delighted To know thar Rev. John
b. Gaan@y. \ j., i to Re again stationed
sf 81 lRigO's- Father GaFaey i de--rx.
edly popular in this eoznty. wherp hong
years oa has life have heen spent and where
neAriy every one recalls some pleasant
memory ct his former ministry.
The Rear approach os the rehabilitation
ID the Union Trust bailding furnishes a
striking example that actions. aos words.
reasuild a city. An honor to Pre~Ssleat
Baakhtoae and his associates fnr their
eeSAseie-> energy in rs<toriax unse oE the
great baildiRgs of Raltimore "a its fs.rm-
er Hsefulnrs<- Raltimore World.
hrs- Leo NJ Wafhen, IL Rriston : Ns~k.
unta rccently lad one of the inesg Isocks
u erown LeEhorn chickens in southern
Maryland Tbey eoatraesesl fheeAohra.
h0wever. and n0w ous IL = gxng "a 4SO
she has bnt 30 eAEkens ksFs. Nearly al
the tssrIas IN the neighhorhood have sns.
tained heavy losseS from the disease.
The launch Stella" of Washington.
arrived at Leoaaritown wharf. Ta~<-
day with merry Party on Ab0Ard coa-
sastlng II Capt Id NSholS-oa and wise.
Capt. Jimn- ChszesiiGas,. CSsaa1dor,e Mak,r
Noc3ett, Admiral Frank uAnahrs.As
and wise, 0aarteFzaAster Ahe Cs,Ara asa
wIse, and Mrs |. Mosan and saa MAarS~e.
David = RrS~rS-e. EsQ-. es the lsAlsi.
Rao-e eAr - ia = vsSas a. -. NaryS
Mr. tS<n~aos WSs the E.rfHse aa,,ypr in the
tRprcveSsseat NJ lssaGArSils,Wa a. Az Ia waS
darSax ASs tcra &s rowa C.,aasaSSsS,sa
and ANrsvSy dae 81 ASS exsxtScns sAas Ne
arr Ia.seesea ksr SAe ssaaenNisl sAaase thas
aaw seAatsS~s N@r ssrets Oar Town
= cersaS@(y ua~eA iAsseAssa to Aiza. .
A. the vNaseS IN tAs Festival last year
~7s~S sssa kr~ a. p@rcAAsc = Aozsc and
hGSSy ix AaS e~nea SsscSassa ta substitute
Sfsy tSSol dollars IN gN,hd - the prise.
u EAHs A-rSacczasat - not satisfactory
ta any eaaErse@tor their money wIIl be
rs$RasS~3 oz SeK2scSESsR to Father oC,on-
ueG b<&Cs-e A9guSs II. 1894. The win
HSr's nAEar wIll R-e Published in our next
ssSzs.
Sza<3Sy kxSs, James ". Dents store az
Iraysiea Was burglarised and about $40
MAS stOkrR from theeash drawer. About
10 or IL O'Clock, in the forenoon. Mr..
Uent left home with his family and went
to st. Georges church; from thence he
went Ia Mr.. Martin Combs, and on his
return home in the afternoon discovered
that his store had been entered and the
cash drawer looted.
August 9th, instant, the expiration of
a year and a half in business, the Nation
al Bank of st. Mary's had ON deposit
so, ,429,1I. We submit that this is a
mostexcelient showing and demonstrates
that the Bank fills a long felt want.
We think that its almost phenomenal
success II in large measure due to the
business capacity, ability and strict at
tention to his dutes of Mr. l. j Sterling.
its Cashier. The Bank il certainly for
tunate in securing the services of such a
man