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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-05
LEST YOU FORGET
EDWD. WEISS.

Cor. West and Calvert SITS, Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-05
Personal Z SOCIAL EVENTS.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Brief Items of General Interest
To You And Your
Friends.

Governor and Mrs. Warheld left for
Baltimore this morning.
The Rev. Father Michael Sheehan
I SS. K Of Boston, Mass, is stopping
with the Redemptonst Father at St.
Mary S Church
Among the dentists who attended the
clinic in Baltimore Saturday, were DR..
Richard Grady and DR.. William F.
Holidayoke, Of Annapolis
Mr.. Charles Witte. OF Brooklyn n. Y.
Is wishing his Cousin. Professor Charles
a. Zimmerman, Conduit Street.
The Rev. Thomas c. Hanley Rector
OF 81. Mary is giving retreat in Phila-
delphia.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Abbott, Of Wash
ington. spent the day here with relatives
yesterday.
The Rev. Father Joseph A Kauir OF
Baltimore. former rector of St. Mary 5
Church, IS visiting the Redemptorist
Fathers.
Mrs Hardy has issued cards for a
card party. 10 be gwen 10 her guests Miss
LOOMS and Miss Dorsey, for Wednesday
7lh Of December al eight 0 clock.
Mr. Alexander Randall OF Johns Hop
kius University is visiting his family at
Ran all Place.
Miss Maud King Of Baltimore is stop
ping at NJ IS Buchanan's on Maryland
Avenue.
MIR. blanchard of Baltimore is visiting
Mr.. Randall of Randall Place.
Mrs. Emily jenkins of Baltimore who
has been visiting Miss Claude, has re-
turned home.
Nr. and Mrs. Bergman who have
been visiting Philadelphia for the last
five weeks returned to Annapolis last
evening.
Mrs. Katherine Baer of Philadelphia
is visiting er cousin Miss Eloise Spencer
on Market Street.
MIR Hubert BrotEman who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. John busch OF
Charles street lett yesterday.
Mr. G. Lang. Of Baltimore, is visiting
his daughter and son in-law, Mr. ana
Mrs. }. Rosenberg.
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Often caught mapping the hypnotic
subject
Some fellows only loosen up when
they get tight
Don't let a 10 cent argument lead
YOU into a SO bet.
A watch IS always on the 90, even
when it is at home.
The fellow who has a better halt
should be at least half man.
"A race with death results in a dead
neat when a man is Cremated.
People who work in the mint don't
all develop the money-making instinct.
The shops have put on their Christ.
mas dress.
Poorly made matches cause confla-
1rauons in families
-Dscember's principal attraction IS
the merry Christmas time.
The surviving turkeys win know how
feels At hris,mas time
Lots of American girls have married
oreign counts. but countless others
h vent.
Some people breathe through the
nose because the mouth is otherwise too
ousIly engaged.
The clockmaker shouldn't be too ar
rogant in ordenog his hands around I'M
less he wants strike.
Its all right to say nothing and saw
Nooi. provided you can accumulate
.omeIhing besides saw-dust.
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s1oo Reward, SIoo.

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~ aad the Junction wlth trains
rs and Warrington and other
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paid for al face value if ia good con-
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Mrs. Sunderland Dead.

AT the age of o. years Mrs. Annie
Sunderland died yesterday. Her death,
which was due to organic troubles. took
place at the home of her sister, Mrs.
George Clark Mrs. Sunderland was
the wife OF ), illiam Sunderland, of Balu-
more. Interment will be tomorrow In
the City cemetery. The funeral will
take place from Maryland Avenue
-hurch at o'clock.
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Injuries Christmas Trade

Already the effects of the damage to
tina comfy bridge over the Severn
~iver. which has caused its disuse for
several months, is being felt by the
town merchants. 1t is certain the
lack of a bridge will cause material
sailing off of the Christmas trade and
fbe civ shops will not do near the
business this year they did formerly
at this season. The county trade VIII
probably go to Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-05

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coming election OF Parker and Roose-
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3l.dnop & Annapolis ShOt Line Railroad

Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore week
lar. qo6 s. s. so 90 q. M, u IS, $40, DIS
and 62S VA. sundays, 500, $40 a. m. 5.4u
and 200 D. 10.
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PAUL BROwDY.
THE oRTICIAN
IS WEST STREET.

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All glasses guaranteed to give satisfac-
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PAUL BROWDY,
40 West Street. Annapolis. Md,
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Board of Examiners.

A board of examiners, composed Of
Professors Rawson. Alger ard Dodge
will meet on Wednesday Of this week TO
examine Lieutenant Commander Huse,
for appointment as professor Of mathe-
mates.
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dead About to Burst From Severe Bilious
Attack

Attack.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-22
WRIGHT ASKS OSBORNE
TO GIVE HIM NAMES.

Atlanta, Dec. 2f.-Hon. Seaborn
ture from Floyd county, has sent the
following letter to Hon. w. w. Os-
borne of Savannah:
'Rome, Ga, Dec. 1s, 9O4.-Hon. W.
w. Osborne. Savannah, Ga.-Dear Sir:
My Brother Moses, who knows my
views as to corporate control of poll
itics in Georgia, handed me your let
ter in Sundays Constitution. saying
You will like it, So l do. as to the
main issue.
Pardon me for suggesting you can
do nothing by indirection on this line.
You must hit straight. Who are the
men the 'mercenaries' are running for
president and Speaker? You say you
know. Tell the people plainly.
Are they for West, Steed or Can
dler for president of the Senate? Are
they for Slaton, Fielder or Ellis for
Speaker Of the House?
Having gone as far as you have,
you are in duty bound to give the
whole facts plainly. 1t is not enough
to frighten the 'mercenaries' into the
election of Mr.. West. The matter goes
deeper. The purging of the party is
a bigger thing than the success of any
one man. You may chunk up the hole
in your ship with the body of Mr..
West, but If you leave the 'mercena-
ries' aboard ship they will sink her
in the end.
At promise my help, whatever 1t
may amount to, but / want all the
facts straight from the shoulder. Very
truly yours,
"Seaborn Wright"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-22
JAPS PREPARING
TO ATTACK AGAIN
N0GI WANTS MORE MEN
TO LEAD IN ANOTHER EFFORT
UPON PORT ARTHUR.

japanese Arc Reported 10 BE Eut-
the Erection of Forts Around
Port Arthur-Attack to lie Made
Will BE Upon Hitherto I'm
equaIIed ScaIe-Determined to
Take the Stronghold.
London, Dec. 22.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Che Foo correspondent says
that the steamer Lady Mitchell, which
sailed from Tsingtao with supplies,
ammunition and dynamite, reached
Port Arthur during a snowstorm four
nights ago. He says also it is reported
that the japanese were compelled to
evacuate their position on Else noun
tain owing to flanking fire from
other forts and the explosion of Rus
sian mines, from which they lost heav-
lily.
The Japanese, the correspondent
adds. are employing thousands of COO
lies in making strong forts at Dainy
and around Port Arthur. They ex-
press a determination to capture Port
Arthur before the Chinese new year.
An attack is now preparing that win
be on a hitherto unequalled scale and
it will mean either success or terrible
disaster to the besiegers.
The correspondent concludes by say
ing that it is stated that Gen. Nogi
has asked for 10000 reinforcements
from Japan.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-22
COLLEGE BOYS
FOUGHT FIERCELY
YOUNG GoULD'S GUN PLAY
FOLLOWED by CLASH OF sOPH-
OMORES AND FRESHMEN.

Fight Occurred at n subway station
which Was Wrecked-surfac
Traffic Was stOpped-Giant swede
Led the Forces OF the Freshmen.
Police Investigating the shooting
Done by the SON of George Gould.
No Right 10 Have Revolver.
New York, Dec. 21,-Although King
don Gould was not present to grace
their dinner, the Columbia sophomores
had merry gathering tonight at one
OF the uptown Broadway hotels. In a
hard fight early in the day, the sopho-
mores succeeded in capturing II. b.
McCutcheon, the vice president of the
class, and his brother.
Action will be taken by the Columbia
University authorities in the case of
Kingdom Gould, the freshman student
who yesterday thwarted the purpose
of five sophomores, who sought to kid
nap him, by shooting a revolver over
their heads, the affair having occurred
outside the university grounds. The
hazers may be suspended.
The Hazers May he Suspended.
Police Captain Nally was ordered to-
day to investigate the shooting. Po-
lice Commissioner McAdoo said:
Il must take cognizance of this case.
Young Gould has no more right to
carry a pistol without permit than
any one else"
Indignation at the action of Kingdom
Gould and the desire to secure a large
contingent of freshmen for the sopho-
more dinner tonight was the cause of
a remarkable display OF inter-class an
imosity at Columbia University to-day.
Over 300 freshmen and sophomores en-
gagged In a fierce street battle around
the subway station at Broadway and
116th street.
Young Gould himself did not appear
at college to-day. but the sophomores
were determined to take revenge for
his action on his classmates for his nc
ton yesterday. A number OF fresh
mon, attempting to spirit away PresI-
dent Hobart of the first year class I'm
the sciences, were intercepted by the
waiting sophomores at the One h,,n-
dred and Sixteenth street subway sta
ton, and the fight rapidly centered
about there. The surface traffic was
stopped for over an hour, and the SUBJ
way station was wrecked.
Hobart finally escaped from the
crowd and boarded downtown sub-
way train. but the fight continued
fiercely. The freshmen were led by p.
VonSaltza. 200 pound Swedish stu
dent, who bowled over dozens OF sopho-
mores before he was himself overcome
by force Of numbers and rendered un-
conscious. Many other men on both
sides were hurt I'm the same way. but
no serious results were reported.
After several hours Of continuous
fighting the affray was abandoned by
mutual consent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-22
RALLIED COHORTS TO
SUPPORT OF DEPEW.
Boss (sD PIatt Thinks, or Says, He
Has WOrsted OdeII.

Boss (s) PIatt Thinks, or Says, He
Has WOrsted OdeII.
New York, Dee. 2l.--The conference
Of Republicans called by United States
Senator Thomas c. Platt IN the i'm
terest of the reelection of United
States Senator Chauncey M. Depew
by the coming state Legislature was
held, according to programme, at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning. 1t
was IN session about three hours, and
adjourned without day. after appoint
ing committee of seven, headed by
former Lieut.. Gov. Woodruff, to wait
upon Governor sOdell who wac not
invited, and inform him of the senti-
ment as expressed atsfhe conference
Mr.. Woodruff did meet Gov. Odell,
as he expected. He drove to the Pouch
mansion where the New England So
ciety dinner was held tonight, accom-
panied by Senator Depew. There they
Joined the Governor. Later the three
left the mansion with. the expressed
intention Of proceeding to the Union
League or Republican Clubs for an ex-
tended conference. Asked regarding
Senator Platt's conference to-day, Gov.
Odell said he was not cognizant of It.
Il do not know what took place at
the conference at the Fifth Avenue
t1ottl lo-uty, DuL 90 KNOW lflhl WHO
ever Is chosen by the Republican or
ganization, viii be elected"
The morning conference was attend
ed by seventy-five well known Republic
cans most of them cIassed as being
in favor of Senator Depew, but there
were also not few who are believed
to be opposed to his candidacy.
The speeches made in the conference
were almost without exception strong
in favor Of Senator Depew's reelection.
No vote was taken. and estimates of
the numerical classification Of those
present vary with the sympathies Of
those estimating.
After the conference. Senator Platt
declared himself as greatly pleased
with its character and personnel
II am proud of it," said he, ut was
truly representative and clearly show
ed what / have all along claimed, that
the sentiment of the people Of tho
state is strongly for the reelection of
Senator DeDew. / imagine its result
may be 10 tone down Mr.. Odell."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-22
PARKER HONORED GUEST.
Dined by the Bench and Bar of New
York City.

Dined by the Bench and Bar of New
York City.
New York, Dec. 21.--Alton Brooks
Parker, former chief justice of the
Court of Appeals and Democratic can
didate for the presidency in the last
campaign, was the guest of honor to-
night at a dinner at the Waldorf-As-
toria. The dinner was given by the
bench and bar of the city of New
York, and Republicans and Democrats
alike were present to honor the former
Justices return to the practice of law.
Justice ]. Morgan O'Brien, of the APP
pellate division of the Supreme Court,
was the presiding officer. The speakers
included former Gov. Frank S. Black,
former Secretary of War Elihu Root
William B. Hornblower and Judge
Parker.
Judge Parker was the center of a
group of wel-wishers during the great
er part of the evening.
Justice OBrien proposed a toast to
the President of the United States.
In his opening address Justice O'Brien
expressed the hope that Judge Parker
had put aside the ermine for but
short time and that he would wear 1t
again.
This is the occasion" he said in con-
clusion, "of honoring an honest judge,
who has filled his office to the greatest
of his ability"
Justice OBrien then asked for a toast
to Judge Parker's Professional long
life and happiness" 1t was drunk
with a cheer. When the Judge rose TO
speak the diners arose, waved hand
kerchiefs and cheered.
Judge Parker expressed his gratitude
for the cordial welcome extended him.
In speaking of the movement to elevate
the judiciary, Judge Parker said:
tremendous strides have been made
in recent years in the direction OF re-
electing with the concurrence of both
parties, Judges worthy of our best
traditions. The healthy public senti-
ment on that subject which now pre-
walls has been mainly developed under
the guidance of the members or the par,
toward which the profession of this
city has contributed more than its
quota"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-22
SCHOONER T0WED IN.
The Edith L. Allen Has Reached New
York.

The Edith l.. Allen Has Reached New
York.
New York, Dec. 21.-The water
logged schooner Edith L. Allen,
which was reported last Monday as
lying in a helpless condition near Dia-
mond Shoals lightship, off the North
Carolina coast, was brought here to-
day in tow of the steamer Sabine.
When the Allen was sighted by the
British steamer Taunton last Monday
she was lying low in the water and
washed by the sea. The Sabine was
standing by at the time.
The schooner Edith L. Allen was
from Fernandina with a cargo OF
pine lumber. Capt. Leblanc on his
arrival here reported that last Satur-
day night, while twelve miles off Hat
teras in a heavy wind and sea, the
vessel struck submerged wreck. She
rebounded and struck the wreck sec
ond and a third time.
The schooner Immediately began to
take water and in twenty minutes had
practically filled and was kept ahoat
by the lumber in her hold. She was
brought to anchor, where she remain
ed until Sunday morning. The steamer
Sabine, seeing her signals OF dlstress'
bore down and took her in tow for TINS
port. The tug President met the
steamer and schooner outside the par
and assisted in towing the water
logged vessel to the upper bay
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-22
KILLED THE WOMAN
AND THE CONSTABLE.
Jones, Love Sick, Then Put Bullet
Into His own Brain.

into His own Brain.
Lockport. N. Y. Dec. 21.--Fred Jones
Of Charlottesville this afternoon shot
and killed Constable w. c. Gray and
Mrs. Able Goodrich, widow He then
turned the revolver upon himself and
fired a bullet into his brain. He is
stiil alive, but surgeons say he cannot
recover.
Jones was rejected suitor for Mrs.
Goodrichs hand. He is 2s years old
and Mrs. Goodrich was 54. SO per-
sistent had Jones become that Mrs.
Goodrich went before justice of the
peace and made complaint claiming
that Jones had threatened TO Kill her
and set her buildings on fire n she
would not marry him. a warrant was
issued and given 10 Constable Gray 20
serve.
Jones asked that Mrs. Goodrich he
sent for IN order ihat be might adjust
matters and avoid being arrested.
when Jones heard che woman'a voice.
he drew a revolver and shut Gray.
killing him insiapfly He then shot
Mrs. Goodrich Al the les. causing her
10 fal 70 fhe nsor Advancing ciofe
- her. hs put another bullet Into heF
bea1 re fheo shoi himself 30 ne
head
nn oooaneh eioa a. hour letter.