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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Dover Nav s. l p m-Arriyod, steamer Kroonand. Dox
rud New York for Antwerp Cand proceeded.
HUI May 6--Saled steamer Colorado tBp. Ward New
York
Shields. May GSailod. steamer PhTbus tGerl schier-
horst. from CuNhayen for New York.
London May S-ATTiyed steamer Toronto Oir), Clark
New-Yorll Grayesend and HUI.
Manchester May Arrived. steamer Titan (BO. Amey.
New York.
InistrahuII MAY s-Passed steamer Numidian lBr).
Main. Glasgow for New York.
Lizard. May S-Passed, steamer Rrandenhurg tGcrl,
Wotersiorf New York Bremen.
S-Passei steamer thrstlantn Oier), Rose,
New York Hamburg.
topeuhagen Nav S-Arrivcd. Louisiana CDan).
Andersen. New-York Via Christianla
Rotterdam. Nav arrived, steamer Hcios Cer). Jan
New York
Cherbo,lrE MAY S 10 a Arrived. steamer Kronprinz
Wilhelm ttier). Richter. New York and Plymouth fer
Bremen land proceeded
BouIuEne Ma T. m--Sailod Steamer Graf Waldersee
orr. Krech from Hamburg and Dover, New y orN
with 8O2 cabin and 2422 stcerage passengers
Gibraltar. MAY 7-Pa5sed steamers Dnn3maIe Itsn.
Pence. Genoa and Girgenti for New YORK; Neddo
tirt. Baird. NeW-Hork Tor Alden singapore. Shans
has. etc. = p IN, sailed, steamer kosniEn i-uise
Ger. NoIger trom Genoa ana Naples, New foTk,
Naples MAY 8-Sated. steamers Giuia tAusu Stupartch
G,l Italia tBr). Bridges. New-YoTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
BLAMES GANG FOR BoYIsH CRIME.
More Spirit of Fun Than Wickedness, Says
University Settlement Quarterly.

A quarterly magazine number to include the
annual report is to be published by the University
Settlement. The resident workers believe that
periodical system of publication would TO
stimulate a critical study Of social conditions
From his experience as a probation officer Maui
rice F. Parmelee says in the new quarterly:
The time Of the probation officer is devoted prin-
cipaIly 10 investigating cases OF boys and young
men from sixteen to twenty-five years old and
looking after them when parOlcd in his custody.
Most Of these young guilty of petit lar
ceny. The influence Of the street gang in leading
boys crime is very evident IN this work. The
gang is not necessarily composed Of criminals
directed by criminal leaders, but II is liable to be
dominated by spirit Of fun or deviltry which leads
on TO the small offences The probation officer
acts the kindly adviser and mentor of the boy
man on parole Thus MANY young fellows who.
through force Of circumstances or bad surround
ings. have fallen into crime helped to begin
honorable and useful career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
CALL AMMoN's STORY A MYTH.
Searchers for Franklin Syndicate Loot Don't
Believe He Can Find It.

7. E. HodEskin. who is the attorney for the ref
cree IN bankruptcy IN the Franklin Syndicate case
James 3. LORD said yesterday that the story sent
out from Sing Sing by Robert A. Arnnon was only
a shrewd move on his part TO get habeas corpus.
Anmon said the $1,000 Of Miller loot now being
hunted for Is hidden in a place known only to him
William F. Miller and a man named Watts
Watts, Mr.. Hodgskin said is or was the Chief
Of Police Of Boston when the Miller syndicate had
an office there. When Watts made Il raid on the
Office and there was run by frightened depOsitors
AfnTnon paid out 5000 which satisfied the cred
ltors and the police that the concern was all right
FOR the time being.
Mr.. Lord SAID tnat William r Miller is TO be rres-
ent with others at 4 hearing Of the Miller syndi-
cate case next Thursday. in the United States Sr-
prerne Court in Brooklyn. before Justice Thomas
He believed Ammons story was merely a scheme
OF his to get out of Sing Sing for few DAYS When
asked u II was likely that Amuon would appear al
the hearing On Thursday he said:
lie won't be IheTe-yOu may be sure Of that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
THURSDAY. MAY II.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, May 8, 1905
ARRIVED

steamer Arizonan. Tapley. Honolulu February l. via
Phlladeluhia MAY = to Dearborn < IApnam with mdse
Steamer Thespis CBr. Ferguson, Santos April 10. Rio
Jevons With IA IL passengers, mails
ana rndre Arrived a the Bar at 40 /. IN.
steamer Philadelphia, crockett. Porto tRbello April
2s Curacao 30 la Guayra May l. and san Juan 3, to
Eouton Bliss q with 81 passengers, mails and
ndee Arrived at the Bar at 1888 a N
Steamer Seneca curtis, Tampico april Is and Havana
Nay 4 TO James Ward Co., with 30 passengers and
ndse Arrived at the Bar 4:l5 a. IN.
,Norl, ltNHn'nh, Iolio rata May ), TO
the United Fruit Company, with passenger and fruit
steaaer F ID NO MeideH Macors April 20 via
Delaware May to Hugh Kelly Co.. with
sugar Arrived at the Bar at midnight 1tn.
Fruit Co. fruit. Arrived at the Bar at $50
m 7th .-,
OF Atlanta, ~ j. W. Elwell Co, with
oil. Anchored Tompkinsvile al 1880 , m eth.
Steamer El Sud. Higgins, Galveston May = 10 The
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Lett Quarantine at
1923 a
steamer Astoria n3r Lumsdane, Glasgow and Neville
April % Line with passengers, mails and
OFF Sardy Hook I.ghtshp AT ll;4I
IyAquitaine (FTJ, Jns"oFth HhNre April ~
to the Compagnie Generate Transatlhntque with II
cabin s2S steerHge passengers una HdHe Arrived
at the Bar $50 p m. 49,. ., 90
Steamer Ultona OBI. Taylor Trieste april 49, Fiume
Il and Palermo 1s 10 the CunaTd - Co. Ltd win 81
cabin 1,427 passengers anu muse arrived
at the Bar TAB m.
April 2B Baltimore May o. 70 the Aohlsan IS Co.
with outside the iHhI a. . = m
Steamer Minneapolis. London tNhhtuohetl
steamer PIotcus Halzey. Ne"-Orleans May D. to tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
DRornSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department the Interior. once Of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. c.. March 13. 1903 Sealed proposals
fndorsed Proposals for blankets, woolen and cotton
Eoois clothing etc the be. and directed
I, the Commissioner Indian Affairs. Nos. lis III
Wooster street Nev-York city. VIII be received until
O'Clock p. m. Of Tuesday. May To- 1895 for furnish
Indian Service, blankets, W01n and cotton
goods clothing notions hats and caps Bids must Do
made Government blanks. Schedules giving all
necessary information bidders viii be furnished
application the Indian Ofice. Washington. D. c. the
L. Indian warehouses. 1l9-lSl Wooster street. New
CITY; 26--bT south Cana! street C1cdso. III So
Howard street Omaha. Ncbr, 62 south Seventh street
Louis. Mo- % Washington street Saa Francisco Cal
the COmmiSsares Of Subsistence, T. = A. AZ Laeyeans
Wyo.. and Paul MINI. the QuarterTO5s-er. u : A.
Seattle. Wash; and the postnasters at sioux Cy 4-e
Portland Spokane and Tacoma Bids VIII De opened
hour and above stated and bidders are invre
be present at the opening The Department reserves
the right determine the point Of delivery and 10 Fe
any ana all bids. any part Of any bid
3 I..L-PI. EnErL-ss.-Cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
Proposals.
AIS IN DUPLICATE,

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE,
- will he received at office the Commissioner OF
Immigration. Ellis Island. New York. until 2 M.
e. 1898, for furnishing the United states
Service OF New York with th~
following services and supplies during the nsal
ending 1906: or immigrants suffering
from mental arrangements, Of Immigrants suffering
from contagious diseases, OF immigrants su"il.-
from diseases other than those ~ contagious
burial Of deceased immigrants traESportatin tfIoue
suffering from contagious diseases
transportation ambulance service Of immigrants suffer
contagious diseases meats, Vegetables,
groceries for immigrant hospital Ellis Island IN
conditions and limitations governing bid
may obtained upon application TO the Conlnls-
sinner Of Immigration Ellis IsLana. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
June Il, 1905, at 10 A. NJ,
Proposals.

4 DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, STATE
Arsenal 7th Avenue and $5th St; New York city;
Nav 1905. Sealed proposals VIII be received until
W. I've O'Clock Friday. May 10. 1895. at the
Az nj Generals Once. state Arsenal TN Avenue
and tn Street. New York city, for making repairs
Iterations 10 the four steam launches. assigned
10 N OF the LIST Battalion Naval Militia. the
launches Mohawk" Oneida and Seneca" now
the foot OF East gath Street. East River New
York City, and Navy Launch No l. al th7
ward. foot Of Con0ver Street. Brooklyn Proposals
made each launch separately, using
blank form OF proposal attached 10 the specit-
cations All the repairs. alterations and other Work
must conform the specifications 70 be seen at ne
Office Of the Adutant General. :. y Y. New 40rS
state Arsenal 9Th Avenue and 35th Street New York
CITY. where complete copy Of the specifications can
application. All the repairs, alterations and
other work be inspected before acceptance The
state reserves right reject accept any or all
bids any part thereof appear FOR the best
interests State All bids must be sealed ad-
dressed o the AdjUJant General state % New YORK
Eth Avenue and 35th street, New York city, and
plainly marked BIDS FOR REPAIRS AND ALTER
ATIONS TO FOUR STEAM LAUNCHES"
NELSON H HENRY.
Adfutant General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09

southern Pacific 60, with passengers and mdse. Left
Quarantine al 5:iJ M.
steamer Cisy Of Macon, Askins. Savannah May :. TO
the ocean Go. with passengers and mdse. Left
antiua al a
steamer OF Lewis t}rD, Howey. Baltimore May G.
70 Barber & with mdse in transit
Stea ner tata. Charles. Baltimore, 10 II G Eos
with mdse 6OS a
sandy Hook, y J, May s. $3.50 m-Wind southwest,
light breeze; clear.
SAILED
Steamers Pocahontas CBr Rotterdam via Norfolk:
aba Colon; PrLCess Anne Norfolk and Newport News
Naples. May arrived. steamer Washington UtaD. De
Barbert, New York
Palermo. May Arrived, steamer Republic (Br. Nc
Aul.y. Naples and Genoa for New-York.
Port said May ARRIVED steamer Shimosa DID Chap
Ncw-Yorll for singapore, Yokohama. etc.
Tarifa Nav S-Passed. steamer Eurgundl tFr). Buhe
New York Oran and Marseillcs
I3ouc May Arrived. steamer Prudential tR). Horne
Ncw-GurE.
Iioillnrsworth. Ne~-Iork VIA 81 Vincent G V. and
Melbourne.
Punta Arenas May 7-Passed. steamer Thornhu Br.
Reed York Corral for Valparaiso. Mollendo.
Callao. etc.
from Dcmcrara. etC), New-Iurk
ST Thomas, May Sailed. steamer Pretoria tBr Mo
Kenzie ur5m Barbados. etc) New-YorK-
Bermuda. May arrived. steamer Bermudan tBr).
Fraser. Ncw-Yorl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
BOLTS CONFERENCE ASSIGNMENT.
Minister Doesn't Like Tuckahoe-Another
Doubtful of Methodist Standards.

At the Methodist preachers meeting yesterday
the Rev. J. Prentice Taylor fatty refused to go to
charge at Tuckahoe. to which he had been
signed by the Conference. 1t was said that the
Rev J. ". A. Dodge would go 20 Tuckahoe. Mr.
Tayors plans have not been announced.
The Rev. J. e. Gilbert secretary Of the Spiritual
Culture Society was the speaker yesterday. His
theme The Spiritual Method OF Methodism "
He said il was a question II the Methodist denomi-
nation not lowering it's standards church,
through laMty OF spiritual habits and he main
tanned that Of the most pressing needs OF the
time Is the careful religious training of chill
lTeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

The following discharges in bankruptcy were
granted yesterday by Judge Holt in the United
States District Court:
Frank c Elliott ship broker. No III West End-ave
Mary r Elliott. wife Of Frank c Elliott, No III West
Eld-ave-: liabilities. 500
J. p & s s F9cisher. w0rnen's underwear No 221
lSoveTyi liabilities. S6.U1S.
E1"ard 1Ae6ernlan, ing bags. No. q Broorae-
liabilities, SZ.Ilh. '
Elias Lehr clothing Manufacturer 293 Grand-st La
b.-ites 1901 800 ga
Joseph Moss2wttz. real estate. No 2as Grand-q LA
William {. Moreouse. Pouglkeepsie: liabilities s. $50
asat seldom playwright and scor, 40. 143 Eas: 18Th
Thomas P s1nott. paints oils No 1l5 West Goth
st. Liabilities. Ss6.SG1
Discharges IN bankruptcy also granted 10 Samuel
Marx. George g. Reno Bernard Stahl and Harris uof
iaa hats and caps, No CS Clinton St. with liabilities
The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the Clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Frederick Il Montgomery. No 8 West 1o2d-st. Iiabn-
a l. I7lnsan. No 2l7 West 71st st. s. 600 secured BIZ
--.'taso On property at No s4s West Edward
goIneTy Ice Company. w. ~ '0--
An iayq,ant.y petition was filed against David r1io-
Nica. q No ll8 BoWery by Max Bsrish with claim,
% Slsgo. Jacob Busch. with a claim ~ 81 -, anI
c'heA Bon. vita claim Of 500 Transfer Of assets
70 ne amount Of $1,000 is complained ~
schedules q the American Wood GoIur-, Common.
I.au-tfs 70 rfe amount of 50 $40 with no aegets
- Iii-I- creator Is Leo Schlessuger receiver Of the
conveyed 10 David Rothchild. ther president Of ba re-
"'.- RANK, me property IS in Cincinnati Ohio
- lNo.-Lalg petition flied against Joseph Foder
ErE 'I7a JoieS-st. ny Herring Bros and other
cietors WIN claims aggregating S58s. The uettone-s
"a TIE alleged bankrupt removed and con
oesto assets valued al 5000 and deT-d his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
SWIMMERS TO EMULATE BYRON.

Venice. May 8--A swimming will be held
here soon in memory of Lord Byron. When here
the poet challenged his friends to a swimming
match from Lido t. Santo Chiara, a distance of
eight miles. and won victory In remembrance of
this international swimming competition was
recently instituted. the first meeting occurring this
year. The winner viii receive artistic cup Of
fered by an English woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

John Shobh appointed the partner
ship property Shohh Antonius Arida. who
composed firm OF shohn Arida. manufacturers Of
wrappers, kmonos and clothing. a No 10 Rector-st
pending suit brough by Arida against Shohh for
accounting dissolution partnership. The nrm
is solvent Justice MacIean fixed the bond of the
ceiFer $lrNC0
judgment Tor 5000 yesterday against
the Thor lion Company favor Of tho City National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
FOR MULES-OFFICE OF

Purchasing Agent Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington d. c. May g. 1890 Sealed proposals. in
tripcae. win be received this ot1cs until 1880
m May - 1898. and opened then, in public f7r fur
uishiug fifty mules. price u mean + o. b dock. New
Orleans. Blanks and fun information may he had
from Purchasing Agent, WASHINGTON, D. c. or from
Asst Purchasing Agent. No "a state St. View YORK
city or Asst Purchasing Agent at custom House, New
orleans La. H !. GALLAGHER. Major L. s. Army.
Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
The Old Reliable
ROYAL,
BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
There is no substitute

har,, ,yas admitted to bail tonight in the sum OF
500 600 Coils father-in-law and some frlenus
whose names are not given are the suretleS: oor
casa comes up for preliminary hearing on May To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns arc
recommended to the readers of The Tribune as
thoroughly reliable and business by mail
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
\ RAIY EUILDING. WHITEHALL 81. NEW

York May /. I905-SeaIeI proposals. IN t-Pllclts.
viii be received here until O'Clock. r. N My u.
1898 then opened. furnishing and delivering o.
The Quarterrnaster Department. The E1iatsl 1.t
depot Black Il SIX. Black Cotton Gimp. Cord -ise
Braid Fly Buttons. Brass Buckles and Gl5 coat Hii-
Information and blanks Tor bidding furnished
Uuou application T. 5 the o. re5ect '-
accept any all proposals any part thereof IN
veIupes containing proposals should De- marked l--
posals for SIik Gimp, Braid Buttons and flc 10 o.
opened MAY 1865 and addressed t1 O.. s. E-NtfttA'
4 tIr NJ : \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:51 sunset 1903 Moon 1880 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 1912 Gov Island 1914 He'll Gate 1881
PM-Sandy 1905 Gov Island I;13 Hell Gate l:u6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
Belmont Park Races

Every Week Day. Rain shine. until NI,, %
HOW TO REACH THE TRACK -
on all Jays except saturdays trains ,.t, ,r-
Island r. r. leave 3+th street. New Yrri \, 20 -
1880 100. $40, leo. 80 ana "a 70 ~
Turf and Field club special train viii leave So az
street at ;to taso par9r ear train leo T. NJ ami
$40 aud - L.. NJ. Nv '-'''
Good roads for carriages and automobiles from, Ions.
Island Terminals ~ o2d street Street ann -, i
29d street Ferries and the Wiuamsblri; nr'JeN W m
-'A0 w ''+S
All trolley lines VIA Jamaica connect with trone, T.,
track. ' ''''''S ."
Reserved seats ana boxes Waldorf AMI Ego,
Avenue Hotels, McbFides and Ruilman's ''''''
First race @.3O l.. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
CASHIER HAILeD FoR 100000.

milwaukee,. May s.-Henry G. Coll the former
assistant cashier Of the First National Bank
charged VITA eHlbezzl:ng over 10000 from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
AEALED pROPOSNIS MIL RE Received

- the office OF the Light House t,nT.n 1anll
kjusville. y " until 1 O'Clock M. May p l- .. .t.-
then opened furnishing the material and l.r ne
sary the erection and conT.etea ~ che Lamp
House ToulQkiuSy- BE- y 81 -- r'1it'
Win sreridcat!1rs copies * which, 13-s proposals
and other information. may be- had u-nu VHp.. aeon
T. Eosssll, Corps -l -' ----.IS r. > -N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09

Bank OF Greensboro n. G. on note made by the cor
poration November IT. 1904. payable the Summit
Coal Company and transferred to the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09

At the office of the State Line Telephone Com
pany, No. 80 Broadway of which corporation most
of the men named as New-York incorporators of
the Great Eastern Telephone Company are en-
ployes. information concerning the hackers and the
field Of operations of the enterprise re
fused yesterday afternoon. The two companies, it
was said were not connected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09

PANAMA Raj. ROAD CoNi.ANN.
Is state street NJ" i''N' MAY 6 1908
PROPOSALS WILL BE REtEIN FL H.
Seo gox t'sbgerr PASSENGER
steam pie drivers ana go ton NrecNins .l1tse,,,n
Piark proposals will b. furnished upon aPsL..ssrr
and after May .. 1905. I" a N''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
For EARTH SPEEADERs.

I-nIoaiirg Machines and Unloading P'usAs "a n
Isthniitn canal Commission, Washinst-n - g.. - a.
1gst5 --,alc pr, pasals trlpDyats viii Pee t'-,
the o!cc 80 the Purchasing Assent lsthiltaH S~ le
mission Washington. ~. g. until lo-do o. ti, -
tg0A M which tima .lry WILL br opened n pGol ~. f
9lthin, IN, above mentioned ulcrlDef\ i1iN9 60 *
nfNrnltion may be obtaIneJ This office. 2,
Asst Purchasing Assent. - stare ST New NJ orleans
Ia. IL j. GAIL.AGHEIt Major. T. = y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
DROPOsALS FOR 81 CARIIAGEs-ORD-

4 nance Of1ce War Dept, WashlrEtoc d g My
l 1905.-Seulcd proposals. in duplicate, VII oe
ceivcd here until noon. MAY 81. 1900. and '2eA pu
licIv opened Tor supplying ord Dept L = army
with ix-nch dlsappearin~ c'rriaseS mole ll y.o
In Information furnished upon application 70 bt-s "s
WILLIAM CROZIER. chief ~ Ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09

w Sealed proposals. trpucate VIII He rr's'ea Av.e
until i. o,cI6Ok noon. May H. tgt5. -1r LAWNS 4'.-
COO ~ 2o-tnch cast iron wa'er IrF as 5- :,
accept or reject any all proposals '' amy l-.- a.
Forms Specifications furnished upon a'P.e--'- -
dress CuartermaStcv. u. : NJ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
A $so,ooo,oOo TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Great Eastern Will Operate General
System in South Dakota.

Pierre. S D., May S-The Great Eastern Tele-
phone Company capital 100000, has been incor-
porated in this State. The company purposes oper-
ating general telephone system, with messenger
service. It's principal office is be Huron, S. D.
and it will have branch Office in New-York City.
The incorporators Loyal Ward Reynolds
Stephen NJ. Conger, Eugene H. Brock Henry N
McCay. John l. Wheaton, Edward Neuman and
Elias ]. Beach. of New-York City. and Philip Law
renee, NJ. H Lawrence. Marion HOke and l. s.
Robbins, of Huron, S. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09
II : ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT, +. l.,

= Apr 10 l9O5-SeaIsd proposals Tor dredging ln ny
Bedford Har6or, Mass will he rese,Ne4 hg. I1,5r-
A Nj NAV 10 1905 AMI -hep publicly gi .
nation Furnished on application. j. H. Nil-l"'-'-' ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1905-11-09
MT. st. Mary's Items.

Mr.. Joshua Hobbs has been appointed
postmaster here; Mr.. Weaver having resign.
ed for a better position in Philadelphia.
Miss Blanch Hobbs is home for the purpose
of helping her father in the work.
Our frst snow flakes for this season fell
here in the rain on Friday of last week.
Mr. Bernard Welty, on last Friday even.
ing, sold his farm for $4,000 to a western
man who will move here some time in this
coming March.
Miss Addie Peddicord has been suffering
much during the past week from an attack
of asthma.
On the 10th of this month the Centennial
of the old church will be celebrated here
Cardinal Gibbons ana Bishop Allen are ex-
pected to be here. A brief account Of the
past hundred years will appear. in these col
ums within week or two.
Their will be game of football on Satur-
day afternoon between Mt St. Mary's and
Western Maryland College on the college
grounds.
Mr. Shoemaker of Washington spent q
few days with friends in this vicinity.
On Saturday we went to Baltimore to de.
feat the football team of the Baltimore Medi
cal College if we could; but the medical boys
fought hard and won the game by some lit
tie trick In sub player who tripod our Ber
nard when be had but few feet 10 60 with
the ball before scoring. Bernard fell hare
and was unable 10 get up and proceed in the
short time he had. The medical boys sue
ceeded in scoring too.