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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-26

l hereby announce myself candida ate for
county Commissioner from the First Collsc-
ton District of Montgomery county, subject
to the decision of the Democ ratio primaries.
apr Este JACOB NJ. ALLNUTT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-26

Thomas o. Duvall ct al, Plaintiffs, 70 Irwin
M. DuvAll Ell al, Defendants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-05-26

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
asa Court Of EQUITY. No zoos EanitH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
~.
THESGIRLs WITH THE GREEN Ely ES.-
by Clyde FL CHI p, q 20 Che Afannlll.

by ClydeI Fltch..gF ne 1YfastIill-
Ian Co &. New * ork. W !. For sale here by
Bell Book and Sta iQnery CO, VI 55
one OF the most popular OF Tern dram
Artists. There seems no sespe cially reason
why 1t should have been gu thered 1into
covers, except that enough PEI ples may
SiIcatioi pay. a III early lentang dement,. q
5bigamous marriage and q d young wife s
Jealousy form the ma Inspiring Of the plot:
THE comedy no doubt acts better than Iit
reads, but rs readable senough q. 5s83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
,ItJft N n "
snake q ha gallant


yence, kind, spake he sailans d
Pack Tor q third OF year a:,'ss
shot out the Onat ohm. and back N
man HE'D himself. ,sssS
,IIeres three more of the sinful
shrilly called Mr.. Robins. who was peer
ing through the rated bars into % llss
ga where 4 was Assem-
tbled.
George Filing Je fferson Jones and "
John Landruni, three Sof the sBowerys reg
Eulars, wriggled from the pen and stoodsss{
iii the y lime-light.
S When the y April showers are gently
falling Wills let you col me from tlle
Hotel do j unk. or four m onths kidd ytss
be the clty guests. gent lenien, freczing S
W spake the One ohm.
KY Then came n Charles Woodson. sS Percy
sBundy, Sidney Ragland h and II Kenny
Jones, small 9st icks of licorice WI EereS
scaught abost 8 q clock ycstetday morning
s BY officer Amos. :As duck and sas hen were
placed in evidence. lie 4 tile I,s grogs
went to the pen for ninet VI 81 encl
Chicken @ stealing has al gotS 10 r6ps
and stop quick oldl
ECrutchfield n
Nh Richard Fofristets for 4 busting wal ilslsg
Hayes, ven " to the NJ
In default OF security.
MA Ernest Spencer vii al II at u al II
date why he Iii lie Cary
The5 DRINKS did not es cape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

d
name with MANY Cargoeso and More
tCargoes'' high among the leading hunor-.
lists Of our day. and his later books have
only succeeded In moro firmly establish
Ing his reputation. While The present.
volume Is on the whole not SO good as
some OF Its predecessors, II ID none tho
less typically Jacobs and therefore con-
sstently droll and anus ng. The field As
one which Mr.. Jacobs has all to himself.
The opening story, dealing with our old
friends Sam Small, Petar Russell and Gin
ger Dirl, (who figured in the famous
3"wild-mAn" story in Light Freights'O6is
louc Of the best here. 1t involves the woo !.
Ing Of tho three WORTHLESS named above
in connection with q b,lxom widow IN
the email shop way. How the three III
walls ran neck ana neck for n u season.,
how Peter! and Ginger suddenly ana 5'n-s
5explicably dropped out. leaving old Sam,
nm easy winner ana how sam, after nc,l
3tually buying the engagement vt ing also
threw up the game and bought trans.
portatlon for fore en- points, is q most
agreeably recounted. Captains al VIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Officers and Directors
1900
/ THE LATEST BOOKS 3
UNDER BRIEF REVIEW. 4:

o-o-o-o-o-O-o-0-:O-O-O -O-O-o-0--0-e-o-e-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
MEETING OLD FRIENDS
Justice John III lds Reception e
I W a,,u Tho LASTED. . His Bounty.

lVsVNAASsASstaeSS1sS $50
S rhe heart o. man lyho BE-.
sides nver3 Ice Court has p ID
chilled BY or .tne
of sinners who F,lre co a
I hair III nronensitles for the sco1lsummatlon t
of liuuid refreshments 5454
h IA an icycle the Ono john sits upon on
5the aoft christmas present ia pillow
IL MA revolving chair and freezes those g
-ybo h nerchance are yankcd from the cell eel
Of miserato by RI bins, the man
win II 4 authority on good litera ture ana
yvip conyerscs iii an intellig gent manner.
sCrutchficld' s WI olo being IS chilli t. e
the ma ROW. II US pared y lth the "a
beautiful snow flakes, IS a3 North Pole
snronosltion. Peary IN Is his explorings
I r encountered such an iceberg. The
one John puts the fire out Wit With hS5 u MS :.
presence. Il
/; And it al appened ecause q score or
more Of chronic inebriates didn't appre-
$ciato the Yuletide gift from the mimi
bic and frustrating stlce 5oE I'm IN
SJeter Crutchfeld. 6 When SChrs tnas| came q
the one John allowed some ttlif ty77f ~
Sor more inmate Of tile jail 70 walk
#out ana the holidays, But poorly e Of
did the kindness 1 aand ea a,
day since the e5tli there has been 5s g
70 y
the police. ~
. First at bat yesterday morning was .
w. n W, Holmes, the man who ssalu Ite
Nv. Ell. w. II. fought in the Y Northern
army and he draws q pension from the
government. He declares that the habit
sof consuming booze lis o. disease with
Shin1. AT any rnte, II. W. +. gets
full to the brim very oftenS and imme-
$diatcly speaks Of the days from 81 to
aOs. f Forthwith ho8 gel ss yankee J. He was WE
one sof those who enjoyed the Christmas
present from Mister Crutchf field. 9s
& Mr. n bins 4tugged the aforesaid Nv. %.
w, FL, into the presence Of the One
1 Join yesterday morning, and the here
kin-be aforementioned II. Be- W. Fl. ls,l-
Sluted the General who was court
nartialing him., The jail, 5ss near he
sllo ckoe, rs Will be tho abiding place Of
Mister Holmes for four months.
Y Il Here s d another one. Your # Honor
sang out Sergeant Talley, when he look
ed on the docket and found the name OF
J.$W. Gates.
4 &, What, s & he done now?s bluntly asked
tho court. but lie leaned back In his
chair as though the answer was easy.
OF only Is he charged with being
a yagrant, but In addition 8he attempted
tc break into the police station, After,
being taken In tow he used some words
that i shall not dare utter in your pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Living "a; Church,

is St ssss I0spital Mt Chestgi.ssss
There Gig old lad los I've actual
church; fine ]. old
but when Queen Elznbet h came St05 Y MI ltass
there she turned It int d an aims hot
{old lies have two neat ttle rooms 5enG iis
down the sides 81 The ma c hurc Wttl!f
windows looking out on tho. Ihsys
water and gas, "a Z one end OF the
Is the chapel, Wller re- dnl ~ seTyle es ares
carved old oak, the orr ginal sea Is hut
monks used. The church, stands In Az
outlet little 4square-LOnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Japan'sS Steamship Lines. Nh

Ing ocean, marine Of her own, d but Ionas.p
her shipping comp nies the nippon
S-usen nlsha, now has thirty four. ocean
!iiaso under charter. OF these. ifteen, e6fA
Ts0 tons art British; se 1.s q 1elss
men mem in other word I, twenty our foreign
ishIps or by,O06 tons are necessary to q ms
ono company, besides Is own very large
sells for it's share carrying D Of Japan, an
great and u growing 81 conHerc e.---lndla na.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Il Critic Stands Pat

Wa tl,oug ii that the citizens OF thensi
yresnected and desired freed ON OF the
press. Apparently they. % not Jamesssl ';S
Parker whose wife he a, 81
calling her skinny. and wal ted for ussaa q
the Theatre last FortnhatsayMss
. edus spn,e sc the effect Of his blectlon
might therwise have born. Far ZEE s ).
il Y I dang er to tho Community Shf SslS l
skinny, anyhoW.--A hens g San,) 1SaR le.Ss1Sggs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
RI. II. zogbaum Casper Whitney, Ralph
ID. Paine and Dan Beard. 33si

" In the current Pearsor's Charles Bat
gorge Harris. Suburban t, y. and 4 lbert
sBigelow Paino records the PERSONA me,
inoirs OF q NJ exican admiral OF Mnxim NJ :;
Sians time in IA Sailor OF Fortune, the
( present instalnient being one OF az series
David s. Barry writes of II he Power y. tof
the Press, g and M. r. Goron contributes s
page from a. etecti diary. Other
Scortrfbutors pre- Edwin 81 kma1,. W., I, IS:
IIilyer,S p. o. Cd house ~. SAM
N1aur Reno Bachc q lien AZ nSard,. i1eify
M HYDE and Nv atherby Il Chesney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

pie, that Deeming's soul had entered into
Vernon's black spaniel (born { lie IS cry day
OF Deeming' g dcath) and NJ that Vernon
knew It ?535ss This. at least, IL what Mr.
I1Ichens would have us believe.
IN rho other stories are OF varying char-
actor and merit. Tho Mission Of Mr.
Eustace Greyne, q for instance. is of hui
8morous design. Eustace, the rather sissy
husband OF q famous lady is despa ched
Ito Anglers to secure wicked s. datn on
4. African 4 frnilty,' for N FRS. Greyene s
Forthcoming book. The sole criticism to
be passed on The way : IN which MIR.
5Greyne discharged his mission IS tbat
he did ii entirely too we'll. The tales
are readnt LEI and cnte Ia inin for the Hi o i
part. s but there Is little about 4 hem to
suggest any 1sinstip Wit he Garden
CAPTAINS ALL by ~. ". Jacobs. D.,
90. Il 70. Charles scribner' 9 sons. New
ID York For sal lie here by Bell Book and
n Stationery Co. 55. Isl
Another collection Of 51r Jacobs,s .lu-
Inorous stories OF ..sea-f arir I IL, men
ashore and atlont 34 ] I IS no ~ some years
since this young Eng lishman wrote his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

ma Ii KIN ows IA mitch about factories \; ana
tho machine business. I, as g nun sss
New editions OF IIarper.s books being
$$nrlnts "a this week include The tMasquera a
/ der, BY Mrs. anne i 'IWar,Ss
The tt, 'NiarrIage 81 William Ashe.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
ALD.. ..DJOnITY 99s7

Hearing Of Testimony in Contest For
Colorado eovernorship Closed.
Denver. Feb. 2O.-Hearing OF testi-
hony in former Governor James b..
Peabody's contest for the Office Of gov
ornor has closed. Briefs will lse sub
nitted to the contest committee this
week by both sides. and the committee
is required under the rules adopted by
the general assembly to present its
report aud recommendations on March
/ 70 Lieutenant Governor Mcdonald,
president Of the joint convention OF
the legislature. by which the contest
will be finally decided The joint con-
vention will receive the report on
March 2. and will then determine how
much time shall. be allowed for argu.
ment
On the face OF the returns as can.
yassed, Governor Adams majority was
9s97. Governor Adams disapproves Of
the demonstration in his favor at the
capitol March 2, which has been pre-.
pared by the Building Trades Council
OF this city, and, in Difference to hi.
wishes, the labor organizations ma,
decide TO hold mass meetings else.
where instead Of assembling at Tho
capital.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
Calls stoesseI a Coward.

Victoria, B. c., Feb. 20.-Aboard the
steamer Tartar, which arrived here,
were Lieutenants Below and BOndy.
officers Of the Russian cruiser Sevas-
topol, captured at the fall OF Port Ar
thur. They were released by the Japa-
nese after giving their parole Lieu
tenant Below characterized General
stoessel as a coward. THE world
will know Stoessel as he is" said
Below. "He is a coward. Stoessel was
burrowed a great deal of the time in
a cave. The real heroine was Madame
Zouhoneli. who. when her husband
was killed, took command Of a battery
OF three 11inch guns at a point com
manding the water supply and held
them until she was also killed. The
garrison was deceived by false reports
of the approach Of Kuropatkin's army
and the Baltic feet"
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
RUSSIAN OFFICERS At FRISCO
Fourteen Men Paroled From Port Ar.
thur Arrive.

rourteen Men Paroied From Port Ar
thur Arrive.
San Francisco, Feb 20.-Three pa
rolled Russian naval captains and IL
lieutenants arrived here from Port
Arthur en- route to Russia, on the
steamship Siberia The naval officers
had no criticism of General Stoessel
OF the conduct Of the defense Of Port
Arthur beyond the fact that the Rus
sian feet was undermanned and had
not a sufficient supply OF ammunition
when the war began. Port Arthur.
they said, would have fallen the latter
part of August had it not been for the
strengthening of the land forces with
guns and men from the fleet
General Stoesself said Captain Won
Essen, Of the battieship sevastopol,
lis brave soldier. a great general
and a true patriot He held out to the
last minute. He had plenty of ammuni-
tion, certainly but never heard OF an
army which could live on ammunition.
Lack OF food was the main reason for
the surrender. There were not more
than 10000 able-bodied soldiers in the
garrison when It was surrendered"
According TO the statements Of the
officers. but little food was carried
through the blockade by junks. The
Russian officers will leave. for New
York in few days, from which place
they will report to the Russian am
bassador at Washington.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
FUNERAL ON THURSDAY
Grand Duke sergius Remains Rest In
Chsudoff Monastery.

Grand Duke Sergius Remains Rest In
chaudoff Monastery.
Moscow. Feb. 20.-A thin layer OF
snow has dimmed the bloodstains in
the Senate square. The windows in
the palace of justice have been re-
glazed. and other hasty efforts have
been made to obliterate traces Of Fri
days tragedy. Evidence, however, is
being found in most unexpected places
Soldiers discovered many pieces of the
carriage in which Grand Duke Sergius
was riding when he met HIS death,
and fragments of flesh were found on
the top Of the 12-foot parapet of the
arsenal. among the Napoleonic guns
Until the funeral, which has been
fixed for Thursday, February %, the
remains of Grand Duke sergius will
rest I'm the ancient dining room OF the
Chaudof monastery, to which through
out the day the people of Moscow have
been admitted. to pay their last re-
spects. in parties of 100. The body OF
the gralsl duke. dressed in the uniform
of tho Fifth (Kieff) grenadiers, OF
which he was the honorary eolonel,
rests in an oaken coffin Only the
breast Of the uniform, upon which is
IN ikon Of the Saviour and the orders
of the grand duke, is visible The Bible
beside the head Of the coffin bears the
orthodox cross in silver and the i'm
perial eagles.
The assassin remains persistently
silent His identity HIS not yet been
established, and although the police
have been investigating diligently,
they have been unable to gather up
the threads of the plot or find any
clues TO possible accompllces. The
assassin's papers and clothes offer no
means of Identification, and his pass
evidently was forged and appears never
to have been vised. Photographs have
been taken TO be dispatched to all
the universities; but If the assassin
is actually a workman and not a stu
dent the police may find themselves
utterly at sea-
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
Doctor. ana CeIibacv.

There was once a time when doctors
were doomed to celibacy. 1t was at the
conclusion Of the mediaeval period,
when medicine was in the hands Of the
monks. In France the habit of celibacy
persisted long after the practice OF
medicine had passed into lay hands.
For two or three centuries the doctors
protested, but In vain. The matter was
finally laid before the pope and toward
the end Of the fifteenth century the
VOW was abolished.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
Picture In Disguise.
Second Floor Front

Many and strange have been the vi
cissitudes of some Of the worlds great
est pictures, and fine painting which
now graces Lord Leigh's residence in
Warwickshire has an interesting his
tory. This remarkable picture, which
for some years consisted Of a painting
of flowers, was pronounced by an art
dealer to be merely a mask for some
other picture, and on his receiving per
mission he gradually cleaned of the
flowers. discovering underneath very
fine portrait of Charles l., by Vandyke.
II is supposed that the portrait was
thus disguised in order to save 1t from
destruction by the RGundheads at the
time of the commonwealth.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
MIDeAIpMAN oaops DEAD
camuel w. Battle succumbs to Heart
Disease at Annapolls.

Dtsca6c az annapolis.
Annapolis. Md, Feb Midshlp-
man Samuel westray Battle, Of the
second class at the naval academy,
and a son Of Surgeon Samuel W. Bat
tie. q. s. n. (retireds OF Asheville. N.
c.. dropped dead as the brigade Of
midshipmen we're called to dinner for
nation. Young Battle had just taken
his place as third petty officer Of
the Second Battalion's Ninth Company.
when he was stricken with heart fail
ure. He fell before any one reached
him. and was dead when picked up by
his mates.
Midshipman Battle entered the acad.
emy in August, 1902, from Ashevile
and was p years old. He was popu,
lar with his class and schoolmates
and stood well In his studies. He was
an oarsman and pulled stroke in last
years Varsity eight at the academy
but did not become a candidate foi
the crew this season. He was also Z
member Of the academy hop commit
tee. and was prominent socially. Hi
parents have been notified by the au
thorities, but not arrangements hav,
been rade yet regarding the funeral.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
Wbere We Arc UncIenn.

We are most particular about clean
illness in our houses-many servants
must keep them swept and garnish for
us-and about cleanliness in our food,
eating only Of first class materials,
daintily prepared. But with all this
delicacy Of habit the most greasy saw
age is seraph clean compared to us In
the matter Of air. He breathes pure
air rich in oxygen. We get together
in vast herds, defile the air with all
manner Of disagreeable and revolving
matter, including disease germs, and
then contentedly breathe it.-Charlotte
Perkins Gilman in Good Housekeep-
inc
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
CALIFORNIA.
Thirty-three Days Tour via PennsyI.
Vania haiIroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad COM
.pany has arranged for a special per-
.sonally- conducted tour through Cali
.fornia. TO leave New York. Philadelphia
Baltimore, and Washington on Febu
airy 16. by the Golden Gate Special {"
composed exclusively of Pullman
lparlor- smoking, dining. drawing-room
sleeping, compartment, aud observation
cars returning by March 21 This
special train win be run over the entire
route. The best hotels will be used
where extended stops are made, but the
train will ne at the constant command
Of the party.
Round-trip tickets. covering all
necessary expenses. SS75 from an
points on Pen asyivenia Railroad ex-
cept Pittsburg. from which point the
rate viii be $3.50.
For itineraries ana further informa-
ton apply TO ticket agents; c. Sfudds.
Eastern Passenger Agent, 263 Fifth
Ave-, New York; Hugh Hasson. Jr.
Passenger Agent Baltimore District.
Baltimore. Nd; b. NJ. Newbold, Pas
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
Tmn points OF vie,r.

Il think" said an exasperated old
deacon as he slowly elevated himself
from the pavement TO a perpendicular,
''the full grown man who throws an
orange peel on the sidewalk Is no
Christian" "Weil." said a bystander.
what do you think Of an orange peel
that throws a full grown man on the
sidewalkY'
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
In.tined.

II wish they'd haven't new expires
sion occasionally" said Top as he pc
rused the account Of a recent wedding.
Its always the blushing' bride"
We'll" replied Mrs. Top, "when you
consider what sort Of husbands most
girls have to marry you can't wonder
at their blushingv
Evening journal., 1905-02-20

Attempt 20 Poison Mrs. Stanford Denied
San Francisco, Feb. 20.-The story
IN circulation to the effect that an at
tempt was recently made to poison
Mrs. Jane L. Stanford at her home in
this city is characterized by Mrs.
Stanford's friends as sensational and
without foundation.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
RooseveIt,s condoIsnees.

ST. Petersburg. Feb. 20.- Emperor
Nicholas has received. through Ambas-
sador Mccormick, a message of con-
dolence from President Roosevelt
which contains a strong expression Of
the adherence with which both the
American government and people view
tue c---Av l.. -.-4 az -dO5COW lJn
FRIDAY
Evening journal., 1905-02-20

senger Agent Southeastern District,
Washington. d. c.; Thos. f. Watt. Pas
lsenger Agent Western District. Pits
burg Pa; or address Geo. w. Boyd,
General Passenger Agent. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
How to Polish stair Rods.

Tarnished stair rods are easily clean
ed. Wash them with soap and water
and then polish with a slightly oiled
cloth busted over with finely powdered
rotten stone
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
After the Consultation.

well, Drs. Brown and Smith are
going to operate upon old Gotrox"
us the operation necessary"
why, yes; Brown has a note coming
due, and Smith wants an automobile"
Puck.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
The Leek

"Say. waiter. this plate must be
cracked: the table is wet"
mo, sir; there's leeklp the soup"
Evening journal., 1905-02-20

Charles z. Rogers. e wealthy lumber
dealer. OF Brooklyn. was killed by fall
ing down the hatchway OF steamer
Rnils i4sDss.azs : cargo p1 lumber.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20

There's too many pillows here, SO we
have made cut on lhe price of every
one, of just third. All sorts are here,
from very inexpensive to the most
elaborate.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
why Have They Bought
American Nickel Stock?

Because it represents sole, absolute ownership
of the four richest nickel mines in the world. a
town site, many buildings, complete mining ma
chinery and an electric plant for making nickel
and nickel salts.
Because there are no bonds, no mortgages. no
Indebtedness of any kind ahead of the stock.
Because the title to this great property is inn
pregnable; certified and confirmed by the final
decision of the L. S. Supreme Court at Washing
ton, and the Company has never had lawsuit
of any kind since its Incorporation in 1902
Because the greatest mining engineers and ex-
perts in the world on nickel have, after thorough
examinations, stated there is $3.50 a share in
sight in the mines. exposed after years of de-
velopment work.
Because American Nickel is going up to $50.
1t is under the able and honest and experienced
management of the same men who formerly
owned one-half of the entire capital stock of the
Calumet and Hecla Copper Company and nearly
all the Old Dominion Copper stock Calumet
and Hecla went up from 50 to $500 and Old
Dominion went up from $3.50 to S53, and Amer
lean Nickel is about 10 have the same history.
STEEL AND NICKEL BULL.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
Financial
u. S. Steel Pfd.
AND
American Nickel
HE Best, Safest and Most
Profitable Investments i'm
the Market To-Day.
A prominent banker saws:

1here Is no question now about the ability Of
the L. 5. Steel Corporation TO pay per cent.
annual dividends. The stock is a safe invest
ment and is being steadily absorbed by in
vestors. 1t will sell at S125.
Very little is known yet about American Nickel
stock by investors, spectators, or the general
public. During the past six weeks the quota
tons and transactions in American Nickel on
the Curb market have not been reported TO the
newspapers by the person who pretends to fur
nish them with the blue sheet called n Report of
Sales, Outside Securities Market?
Over 10000 shares Of American Nickel stock
have been dealt in on the Curb since July 1st.
Specialists In the stock have watched and kept
account of the buyers. 1t looks now as if all
the weak holders and small traders had lost all
their stock at false, low prices below 81 share.
American Nickel stock has been steadily and
quietly accumulated by powerful bankers and
leading Stock Exchange houses. Specialists say
it has been the best and most important buying
in all the Curb market