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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-29

BEEESFORD!' lie DEMANDED.
she's my cook! I'll be jiggered if
VIII" Then at the sight of his wlfe's
qulyering lip he pulled himself up.
"AII right, pusS," he said hastily. I'll
get her here some way. Don't you wor-
~ your precious little head. Goodhy,
dearest"
And Mrs Beresford, comforted, re-
turned to her cold coffee.
All day long the prospect hung like Il
nightmare over Beresford. Suppose he
| spoke to the wrong woman; suppose
| she considered herself inSulted and
| called for the police. There was no
| counting on what Il woman might do.
| When, having but Il scant two minutes
| to spare before train time, he dashed
| into the waiting room it was with a
| fervcnt anathema against cooks In gen
| oral and this one in particular that he
rOunced upon the nearest woman.
Are You the new cook for Mrs.
| Bercsror,l?" lie demanded breathlessly.
| The woman. startled by his impetuous
| onslaught, surveyed him with non
| committal glance.
"And if I am?" she ventured eau
tiousiy.
1--WE must hurry. Have you your
ticket? No? I'll get it, Your trunk
oh. that must wait until tomorrow.
| Come along" He found time In his
rush to note and inwardly approve the
| neat black dress. The gentle, almost
| sad. face Of the woman beside him.
| Another woman, big and crowned with
a huge confection of flowers and lace,
stood by the door and BcreSford men,
| taliv congratulated himself on not hay
ing to travel with that.
| At home Mrs. Bcresford regarded the
new girl with equal approval. The
| question of hours, wages, days out,
etc. was quickly settled. Then Mrs.
| Bercsford asked for references. The
! woman looked troubled.
They are all in my trunk" she eX-
| planned. Mr. BereSford is to bring II
out tomorrow There was no time to-
day"
"Oh, very we'll" said Mrs. BAreSford.
After all, it did not matter, for with
| out good recommendations Mrs. Lewis
| would not have sent her.
Dinner was delicious. The soup
was Il dream, the roast done TO turn
the game seasoned to perfection. When
the smooth black coffee came as fit
ting finish to Il dainty repast Mrs
Beresford breathed long sigh OF re,
lief. This woman was certainly q
treasure, she unused complacently
And Mrs. Withers suppressed u little
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Notice to Taxpayers.


Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers OF
Hartford County that the annual levy for the
year 1905 has nccn made by the Commits
soncrS of Hartford county, and placed in my
hands f'r collect ri
On State tax paid before September st. :
per cent discount; State tax paid in ScPtern.
her + per cent. discount: State tax paid in
October. per cent. discount.
a discount on County tax of lia per cont.
if paid in lurc; per cent. in July. and !. per
cent. if paid in August will.be allowed
County tax will bear interest from Sep
tcmbcr next and State Tax from January next.
Ali persons failing to pay their taxes by
January list next, will he liable to lie pub,
liSiCd as delinquent taxpayers and to have
their property advertised and sold.
All persons to whom Hartford county may
be indebted are liable to have amy and all
sums due by them to the county. for taxes OF
otherwise. deducted from said indebtedness,
and this is required even though said indcht-
ness has been assigned to a third person.
The undersigned or his deputy will be at
his office in the Masonic Building, Bel Air,
Md. from A. NJ. to + =. NJ. daily, to re-
ceivc payment of taxes after June LIST, 1905.
No part payments on ta& bills will be re-
Ccivcd.
Taxes may also be paid at the following
places:
Second District-First Rational Bank OF
Aberdeen.
Fifth District-Pcoplc's National Bank OF
Delta, and Darlington Bank.
Sixth Distrct-First National Bank and
Citizens National Bank, Havrc dc Grace.
In the First District, | will be at Abin. Ion
on August %, October % and November 20
1905.
In the Fourth District will be at Jarretts.
willie on August III, October 20 and November
30. 1905.
I FINNFY WELLS. Treasurer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-29
bereSfOrd'S
New Cook
By a. M. DAVIES OGDEN

Copyright, 1865, by y. NJ. d. Ogden
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Notice Of DelinqucntS.

Notice is hereby given. thatin pursuance III
Chaptc: ~ of the Acts of The General Assem-
bly, of 9O2, the following taxpayers are dc
hnQucut lit their taxes due and owing Ia the
Samuel Ady, agent .-..,.........-S SOB
L. Hall Richardson ''.I1
y. HOWARD DEAN,
Treasurer.
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Transient advertisements. One Square
8 insertions or less $3.50. Each subse.
quent insertion rs cents. Longer adver.
tisenents in the same proportic-. A
space equal to six lines makes square.
Figure work double price.
Obituaries and Pers onal Communica.
tons will be inserted at cents per line.
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates.
Inc Dwellings.
He wouldn't take a hatchet and go chop
ping at the doors.
He wouldn't think of hacking at the man.
tells or the floors
lie wouldn't break the windows or at
tempt to wreck the stairs,
For the house is his-he owns 1.-THE must
pay fer all repairs.
So he guards 1t from destruction, keeps
the walls beneath it strong
And by taking due precaution hopes to
make it serve him long
But he owns another structure that he
doesn't always guard.
There are beams and braces in II that are
often pounded hard;
lie imnairs its frail foundation with sur
prising lack of care.
lie forgCts that it may crumble, may sue
cuInh to wear and tear.
In his greed and in his hurry he ignores
the priceless worth
OF the one and only dwelling that his
soul may claim on earth.
s. f. Kis"r in Chicago Record-Herald.
For these TO como, seek wisely to prevent
them.
Webster.
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9 Copyright, 1866, by \. NJ. D. Ogden z
S:A:A3&S%S%a>A.%.$s<.%4A3%
Il don't care what she is-heathen,
Hottcntot OF bank robber," cried Mrs.
Bercsford desperately. She had fol
lowed her husband into the hall and
now stood clinging to his buttonholc in
wistful appeal. But l must have
somebody. Here are the Witherses and
all those others coming to dinner and
no one to cook a thing. l have tele-
phoned the intelligence office, and Mrs.
Lewis says she will have girl at the
station for your train, SO all you will
have to do is speak to her and bring
her along"
Bercsford gasped. What, me-" he
calculated. Speak to Il strange wo-
man in railway station and ask her if
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The Aels and Iptsllleepcer.
IS Published Epery Friday.
JOHN D. WORTHINGTON.
TERMS.-$1.OO A Year IN Advance.

Entered August Is, 1902, as second
class matter, Postoffice at Bel Air, Md.
Act Of Congress of March 8, 1879.
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The Quiet Man,

Don't think because a man keeps still
That he Was born Il fool
Tne quiet man thinks much more than
The t#l,ICr. as asrule
While others pirate he thinks and thinks
And works great problems out,
aitc willing only to discuss
The things he knows about.
The quiet ..lan says little. but
lie thinks an awful lot
And when it comes to good advice,
He's Johnny-Cn-thc-sp
lie seldom speaks, but when he breaks
His silence. just draw near
He's likely to say something that
It's worth your while to hear
-Somerville Journal
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Washington After Retirement.

George Washington's life, after he
retired from public service and went
to live on his beautiful estate, Mount
Vernon, was simple and methodical in
the extreme. Every morning he rose
early, made plain toilet, and, al
though he had Il body servant, washed
and shaved himself. Before break
fast 1t was his custom TO write few
letters with his favorite gold pen and
then visit the stables. He kept his
own accounts very carefully, and his
handwriting was remarkable for neat
ness, accuracy and uniformity Of
stroke. His breakfast usually con-
sisted of Indian cakes and honey and
tea or coffee. After leisurely partak-
ing of 1t. he daily mounted his horse
and visited every corner OF his prop
erty His appearance on horseback
was most imposing. as he always wore
riding frock of handsome drab col
ored brcuGc!oth, ornamcntGd with
plain gilt buttons and waistcoat of
fine scarlct cloth trimmed with gold
lace and silt buttons. His special at
tcndant Bishop in scarlet livery, al
ways rcde behind him.
Con5citnlS.
Judge me net as judge myself. o Lad.
Show me some mercy, or may hot live.
Let the good In me go without reward,
! Forgive the evil ! cannot forgive.
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STATIONS.

Pennsu south, M-wek days
ave de Grace for baltimore and Washingt5
121 SOL, STA 619, 753 9O On Sunday III
521 SAG, NJ GIG, 9OtPM
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FOR SALE.
Attractive HOME with IS Acres of Land,
NEAR HICKORY p. o.,

This property is known as the John Axer
farm and is located about half way between
Hickory and Chestnut Hill.
A NIL - improvements consist OF a
comfortable six-room HOUSE
ETIJThISE with Slate Roof fine new
HjIh4Aa9ffs Barn with Slate Roof, Meat
House Hen Hoase, Harness Shop, Spring
House, with fine spring water. This
place is dCSirably located. near to schools
churches and only two miles from Bynum
Station, NJ. Il =. K. X.
This property will he sold on easy terms TO
satisfactory purchaser. For further infor-
nation apply to
Smith, ROUSE & WEBSTER,
81
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stops to let Oft passengers from ana points stops Oh
Baltimore Union Station for Iayre dc Grace at & SOP
Sundays 2S
NJ, 1.1S, 304 420, 54+ 1130
traf York
and 1854 206 and sos 627 1851
NJ
Sunday 221 49, s47 1854
6.27, 1871 p.
Perryvi 635 913 II 25
Returning Port Deposit
GAS, "A. M 1913, 327 7.33 and 1907
W. BOYD, General Agent,
W. w. ATTERBURY Manager
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
Troubls Brewing In Balkans.

Salonica. July "A report received
here says that large Bulgarian band
attacked the villages OF Baltina aud
GradeshuitIA In the Mor!novo district
last night, numbering the entire popu
lation Unfortunately and that the
carnage did not end until this moring
The number OF victims Is NO, known
Troops proceeded to another village Ia
the d!stric, and ending tina, the Popu
latiou had fed burnea the village, Jhc
inhabitants Of which were suspected
OF having murdered 80 Turks near Do
iran.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
Mr. sehw,b penI,, Statement.

New York. July gt-On account Of
a statement that Chas NJ. SchwAb has
been induced To give $4,000 for a
copy ot PADS and Fancies. Assistant
District Attorney kro'cl called On Mr. D..
sehwab yesterday MI Schwab de-
clared that The s'aiemhent Vas abso.
lutely untrue and that the only money
he had given was 81 500 as the price
Of one subscription This. ne said hs
had done very willingly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
Well Known OWN. Dead.

New York. uly q. The Rev. ~.
Dean Richmond Rabbit rector OF the
Church OF Epiphany. RrooklHn whose
death occurred yesterday after a long
illness. vas well known ss an an
thor and lecturer, he VAS horn Ia
Warren county. Ohio 81 years ago
aud vas graduated from harvard col
lcEe IN 1856. and al once vent a. q
missionary into the northwest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25

partment today received cablegram
from Rear Admiral Evans, command.
ing the North Atlantic fleet, arnounc.
ing the arrival this morning OF his
squadron Of battleShips and Rear Ad'
mlrai sissbee with his feet OF cruls
ers, bearing the body Of John Pau
Jones. In Hampton Roads. The FIRST d.
vision. the second division and Rear
Admiral Sigsbes's division have sailed
for Annapolis. This feet will an
Choir below Annapolis tonight and ap
pear on Annapolis tomorrow morning
At 10 o'clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25

are two vacancies that the governor
will have to all in county ofhceS in
a few days. One Is that Of sherin
J. T. Conner, of Macon county, who
died Friday. and the other commits
sioner Of Lowndes, where a vacancy
exists. The news Of the death Of
Sheriff Conner reached the once Of
the governor by long distance tele-
phone. being sent in by Judge Brewer.
of the circuit court. He was serv.
ing his first term In county once. and
was a fine man in every way. The
Judge pays him high tribute.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
A,,,mp, % A....sIns,, Sultan.

Coas;antinople. Friday. July a.
EveninT The authorities are jealousy
gra-f'-r .r ne details Of todAy's 70.
tls 81. apI Oh The life OF the sultan
Although the outrage occurred a. I
p M. %, fact tha, the suhAn's life
had been De- dsngeg did 10; become
generally knoNr untsl night. When u
aroased widespread exeitement Sad q
v4s che hrst bomb explOsiOn Of this
character thAf ever occurred in Goa.
uaniinoDls The mAiarify ~ thos,
kssiaf or iniurrt Wcre solflerE Nhe
... 4 ! - i,.|1 -. /, : a. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
LOST HIS LIFE TO SAVE TWO.
FIaaman Reseues Woman and BABY
From an Awful Fate.

New York, July 24.-In saving the
lives OF an unknown woman and her
baby, William c. Mcdonald. tlagman
for the Long Island railroad, died a
martyr at his post in Long Island City
last night.
Mcdonald had obtained the job only
week ago. His widow and four chill
dren are left destitute. Hundreds OF
toilers in nearby factories used the
crossing where Mcdonald was station
ed. lie was to have been relieved In
Is minutes when he saw a woman
with her babe in her arms, walk ~
on the track directly In front of an In
coming train. The hagman spranG
to her side just in time 10 drag hel
from the tracks. As he turned bach
the train on the opposite track crush
ed his life out.
The woman witnessed his fate anC
ran screaming from the scene. Mor'
than so persons have been killed OF
the same crossing in. the past three
years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
CREWS OF RUSSIAN
SHIPS IN MUTINY
Reported That the Black Sea
Fleet Again In Trouble.
POLITICAL REVOLUTION sRswlNa
All Of the Summer Msneuvers o. n.
Fleet Are caneelled-Eato~, and
Professional Men and Their Far. -,
Are imprisoned.

Odessa, July PA ... ..
reached here from SrDa>.s.
effect that mut.nOu, cps... .......
been discovered among t.. ...,.. "A,
the vessels Of the B,aca :
consequence vi Whica H.. -......,.
neuyers have been Came. l... 4.
lgnatieff president ui ill., ,
mittee for tHe revision y. ,N.
laws designed for SdIe.s .u..... .....
order, arrived here tOo.! ...
pose Of investigating o.. ..-.
Ii Is reported tom l. e.!
that General Ignatirn. a.'.. .....s
several days there SD, Odd.
sentative Jews and iu.gm. ...
unless they kept the yo...
ticipa,.ng In the rcyu.a..D....
rites Of the city con'uu. o.. -- .,
ment he would destroy The e..
thorities of the city col'.. ..
wholesale arrests and c1u-.- ..
pulsion of citizens OF ad>aa,. ......
opinions.
A number Of profess.ona ".. a..
their wives and families .aru..s '...
editors OF the Odessa NoluU .a.a
been imprisoned and vii, De- ,Np. .
from the city. Renewed disturbance,
are reported In tn econn'ry .,'...,
At KaTtamysheyka prasa,'t o.'
complaining to the proprietor, %, t.r
lands OF the exorbitant rents AaI a..
attacked by Cossacks aud ia.a'y
Three peasants were Killed Il .-s
wounded and 100 were arrests
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
FORGOT TO HANG PRISONER.
Now He 10 Seeking to Obtain His Lib
srty BY Habeas Corpus.

Chicago. July PA writ OF habeas
corpus in behalf Of John Coles. a pris'
oner at the peAltentiary at Joliet, has
been presented to Judge George Ker.
steu and In passing upon 1t the court
will be compelled 10 decide as to
whether the prisoner in legal sense
Is dead or alive.
On Nov. 3D. 1881, Coles in a quarrel
killed neghbor, John X. Kessell.
The trial commenced Feb. 3, 1882,
and Coles was sentenced to hang on
March "a. 1882. He was taken to the
penltentiary on a death warrant, but
when the day set for the execution
came around everybody seemed to for
get Coles. and he was not executed
He remained ever since In the peni
Tertiary and for 20 years has been a
model prisoner. For all these years
Coles has been afraid to say a wore
for fear that the sheriff would remem
Der him and carry the sentence into
effect II Is the opinion In the offc'
OF the states attorney that Coles vii
eventually be given his freedom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
Secretary Root at saoamors hin.

Oyster Bay. l.. L., July 24,--Secretary
Root who came here yesterday was
stlll guest OF the president at Saga.
more HIN today. Early the president,
Secretary Root and Dr. Alexander
Lambert took q horseback ride. As
the president insisted on giving his en-.
tire time TO his guests, acting Score
tary Barues did not bring to his atten.
ton any routine business during the
day Former Secretary OF the Navy
Pau, Morton. now chairman Of the
Equitable Assurance society. probably
will be- here this afternoon to pass the
night and Sunday as the presidents
CUES,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
Crazy woman Kills compa- s-

Traverse CITY. Mich. J..
Mary Larkins, a paiitu.
insane asylum here. Ta- %
Mrs. ErnesSne Berg as.
while the attendan, va
the room for a few NOM.
another patient When NJ
the nurse, returned 90 %.
two women were 10. 30
Larkius with her head
blows with a granite iron
died in two hours NJ
the Killing. walked Quie'
bedroom. Both Womfn
Of suicidal mania
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25

London. July 24,-The dispatches OF
the Associated Press indicating that
the British government decided at yes.
terday's cabinet meeting not TO resign
are defnNely confirmed. The advisa.
blllty OF an autumn dissolution is still
under consideration by the cabinet but
II seems that the majority Of the min.
listers are opposed to H. especially now
that the government whip has received
assurances that there will be- ne-fur
ther slAckness in attendance by the
1bsentees who were responsible for
Thursdays defeat OF the government
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
i,n.,in;nn kiIls Ies w.

Columbia. s G. July "a
Horton. one Of the most .-r
iaauentlai farmers q ks"' -
a nexro nan Who aeooH -
ana a male we're ius'aa' "a
tiEhtnIng Friday AflsTnoo7 -
aown az Kef1nar. Tbsy -'- -
nn1tr lnfN4 EKf tsTias -.
nFw2
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25

saondarons approached the capes to
retker, the vessels under command OF
near Admiral EyAns leading and the
Davis and siEsbes squadrons CLOSELY
Believing,
Upon the vessels reaching Cape Hen.
~. Admiral Evans squadron passed
~ lover Chesapeake bay ~ 7:lO
~ Then came the Sigsbee squad
ron And following these were the YES
aels Of Rear Admiral Davis squadron.
The SigHbee and Davis sQuadrons
proceeded Immediately up Chesapeake
bay bearing the body OF Admiral Jones
toward Annapolis. Md, while the yes
Ms OF Admiral Evans squadron said
,rewell 70 the other fleets and pro
seded to Old Point Comfort. where
aroute 60 lAmbert's Point, where the
battleshipS Mil coal
II Is understood here that Chesa
peakc bay the body OF Admiral Jones
would be transferred from the cruiser
i Brooklyn aud placed aboard one OF the
W|NCf haN hAANunuNF Nth0fAcs Nhits
wiil bear q 10 Annapolis Tor hnal in
terment ou The United States naVa
reservation al shat place.
Vessels oil .ar S.gsbcs and Davis
equAdrons Nj routauc 20 Annapolis
% take par, ~ ~. ceremonies Incl
dent 10 the reception of the body. tn,
ceremonies also ~. he participated
In by the French cruiser lurien a
la GraViere. which was detached from
the French North Atlantic squadron
and sent 70 the Chesapeake Hay q
represent France ON this occasion Al
ter the ceremonies a; Annapolis IN
Preach vessel will return TO Nauiniqu,
where a nsN U.s. Of ofaccrs aud me
vii be found awaiting her troI
Fcsnce. relieving the present ofAceI
end crew. Who win thsR return hom'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
Live stock Man In Session.

Buffalo. N. Y, July 2t.--The Nation
al Live Stock exchange at yesterdays
session, condemned the 2shour stock
transit law and will send a lobby TO
Washington to attempt It's repeal.
These officers we're elected: President,
A. L. Keechler. 81. Louis; vice presi
dents. Charles Fitch, st. Paul; G. b
VanOrman, Milwaukee; W. NJ. Ward
Sioux City; Horace Wood. st. Joseph
Mo-; w. X. Sadler. Cleveland, o.;
X. II. McNAtt. Fort Worth. Tex; p. J
BrInkman, Pittsburg. Pa; =. q. Robin
sou. Kansas City; Charles Kelly, Chi
cago; secretary, G. w, Baker. Chicago
treasurer. p. 8. Graves, Indianapolis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-25
BOY cREMATEp UNDER AUTO.
In Fatal Accident One Life Lost ard
Four Injured.

Four injured.
Indianapolis, July 24.-lhe 5.--'i
body OF l4-year.old Olive johnson i
Lima. o., and five other persons '.1F
ing from burns and bruises 40
dragged from beneath burning a.
mobile which plunged into a area %
the river road about a half n." ~i'
Of Broad Ripple. 7 miles nor'h'A'' b
this city, exploding the gaso..n- '''
age tank. c. o. Dale. Of '..' ..N
who was driving the machnr 90.
ously burned. The other, a.. .''
tanned severe burns and bruis-s '''-
Clara Brennan, MunCie, luI ~.
Jones. Shelbyville, Ind; Ino' b'''''.
Hazel Orr. both OF this r'f
The party was speeding a'.-
river road leading eas, i.
Ripple when the mach.r'
nut. The forward Whe'-
into the ditch, oyer,uruir-
chine and throwing n" o..
derneath
From the tail light thc s' as
ienited and two eXp.os''a
throwing burning oil o''.
people pinioned beneath '..