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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Jesse Lukens, Miss Mildred
Lukens and Mr.. John Norvin Lukens. of
Chester county, Pa. are visiting, Dr. and
Mrs. Gorsuch. of Churchvillc.
Mrs. ]. Richard Whitaker. of White
ford, is at the Church Home Hospital,
Baltimore, where she recently under
went serious operation
Miss Mary Silver, of Chenille, has been
quite i'll.
Mr.. William Hill. of California, expects
to return to Baltimore in October and
make his permanent home there.
Mr.. Edward ]. Colgan, and son, STAN
ley. of Reckord, have returned from a
visit with relatives in New York City.
Miss Elizabeth Boarman, of Chester,
Pa, is visiting the Misses Colgan, at
their home near Reckord
Miss Maud Lamb. of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of Miss E. Nora King, of
Boothby Hill.
Miss Maize Keen, of Darlington, who
has been spending a month of her vaca-
ton abroad, has returned home. She
was accompanied by Misses Laura and
Ella Faulkner, of Baltimore.
Miss King, of Baltimore, is the guest
of the Misses Robson. of Vale
Miss Maude Spencer, of Baltimore, has
been spending her vacation with her
parents at Lapidum.
Miss Ida Y Cain, member of the Har-
ford teachers corps, has been spending
sometime in Annapolis.
Mrs. Charles E. Gorrell and children,
of Baltimore, have been the guests of re-
latives rear Churchville
| Misses Martha G. Michael and George
| B. Michael of Fountain Green, are visit
ing friends in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Past and Mr. and Mrs.
Reed, of Baltimore, are summering at
Miss Plowmans, near Emmcrton.
Mr. Harris A. Wilson, of New York,
has returned after spending few days
with his parents near Emmorton.
Miss Margaret Bell, of Emmorton, de-
HSHllullN SitSl laliSu IL HuihDtI Oh ncT
friends at cards on Tuesday. Prizes were
won by Misses Mary Wilkinson and Rosa
Sterling.
Mr. Daniel E. Lynch, of the Immigra-
ton Bureau, New York, is visiting friends
in Hartford.
Miss Elizabeth Meeks and her niece,
Miss Alice Meeks, of Baltimore, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Everitt, at their
residence, near Emmorton.
Mr.. Clarence Nonemaker and daughter
of Cecil county, Mr.. Charles Nonemaker,
of New York, and Miss Minnie None.
maker, of Bel Air, visited their mother,
Mrs. Mary S. Nonemaker, of Chestnut
Hill, last Sunday.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Eta Cox Rouse has been at Ocean
City for the past week She is now at
Swarthmorc" the home of her uncle,
Mr.. J. B. Hanway
Miss Helen Jewctt Mclean, and DR..
Malcolm Mclean, of New York, are
guests at "Ingleside."
The fourth cotillion will be held in the
Assembly rooms of the Masonic Temple,
this Friday evening.
DR.. Charles A. Hollingsworth is spend
ing some time at Hot Springs, Va.
Miss McLeary, of Auburn, New York,
is the guest of Miss Grace Street,
Misses Martha Abel Hunter and Eliza
beth Harlan, have returned from a visit
at Owings Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norbury Mack
enzie have returned to Baltimore
Misses Mary Lee and Roberta Castle
man have returned from a visit in Balti-
more county.
MIR. Albert p Close has returned from
a trip abroad He visited England, and
also spent some time on the Continent.
Mr.. Walter w. Preston has returned
| from Atlantic City.
Captain X. E. Bouldin, postmaster Of
Bel Air, left on Thursday of last week for
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued-F. P Brazier,
$42 81; a. T. Patterson, S43 81; w. H..
Cronin, $1,000; A. II. Wilson, $1,000;
T. J. Brannon. 1851; Thos Holings-
worth, $50 90; W. T. SomerviIle, s.. 90;
John T. Magness, $176 70; \. 0. Swartz,
$25.75; James O. Grafton. S22 90; G. L.
Cooper, $l5 90; X. l.. Wiley, sol 81 ;
Henry Kennedy, 1851; John c. Ayres,
$1602; Samuel A. Onion, $26 81; John
D. Street,, $l5.25; A. B. Channel, $25. "a
Harry Amos, $l5 81; ] H.Stokcs, SIS. 90;
las Thompson, S2793; E. r Thompson,
S+7S1; G. Z. Hartins, So 80; Il Heaps,
S1650; A II. Heaps, $500; II. c. White
ford, S77S0; Divis Thompson, $53 +;
F. j. Wheeler. $1,000; S. Smith, $21.4+;
D. p Fitzpatrick, repairing bridge, $3.7S;
F. p. Brazier, building bridge, S59.25;
]. r. Deckman, lumber, SIS 90; X. w.
Mcdonald, repairing bridge S4t.42.
Orders on County Trcasurer-nr. Z. II.
Richardson, examining insane woman,
$500; J. II. Stokes, constable, $lS.O5;
Bel Air Electric Co, for lights, $5.3S;
L. Tucker & Co., supplies for Forest Hill
road, $12 %; w. Crawford Norris, magis-
trate, $500; Reckord Mfg. Co., pipe for
Aldino road. $193.17; W. r. Beckett, work
on Fallston road, $35S.T4.
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN. September 5.-The canning
houses i'll this section are still running,
but the corn is not ripenlng so fast as the
packers would like to have it, therefore
the season will be about as long as usual,
without the usual quantity of goods be-
ing packed. The tomato yield is not
more than half of that of last year. The
fruit was selling here last week at 81 per
buShel.
One of the most delightful social events
given in town this summer, was dance,
on Friday evening, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. +. Morgan. Two large
rooms on the west side of the house were
opened for dancing. A course of ices and
CONNECTIONS was served at eleven o'clock
and at twelve, the guests departed tor
their homes, with expressions OF appre-
citation of the already vel, known hospi-
tally of their host and hostess. Those
present were, Or. and Mrs J. II. Kennedy,
MeSSrs. and Mesdames T. l.. Hanwav,
c. H. Johnson, H. H. Mitchell, r. c Han.
way, Misses Belle Williams, Emily Bay
Gallup, Elise Kennedy, Hattie and Mary
Blake. Lillian Hanway, Elizabeth Mitch
ell, Katherine Hughes, Jessie and Eliza
beth Bradford, Carrie Cronin, Bessie
McGaw, Eunicc Jamison, Iris Brock,
Elizabeth and Florence Mitchell, Nina
Kirwan, Marianne Walker, Eva Morgan,
Bertha Mitchell, and Theodore Morgan.
Messrs r. l.. and S C. Morgan. Aubrey
and Ryland Mitchell, Samuel Mitchell,
Arthur Hickey, Adams and Leslie Hughes
T. O. Viele, George CIapp. Richard New,
Dickey Raymond, Foster Janison, Smith
Michael, Claude Reasin and Roy James
The funeral of Mr. Frederick Bechtold,
an aged resident of Calvary, who acct
dentaIly shot and killed himself on Satur-
dav afternoon, took place on Monday at
Calvary NJ f. Church. Rev. Robert S.
Barnes otficiated. The pail bearers were
Jarrett B. Moore, Charles Wolfe, James
CuIlum. George Schantz. Charles Voltz,
and William Lilly. The interment was
in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Johnson. spent part
of last week with relatives, at North East
Miss Florence Morgan, of Baltimore.
is visiting her father, Mr.. 7. L. Morgan.
VIRGINIA
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From Sharon.

SHARON, Sept. Mr.. George w.
Sweeting who has just completed new
dwelling on his farm, Locust Mount, is
now preparing to build three new hen
houses and a scratching shed, which is
to be occupied by his flock of Rhode
Island red chickens Mr.. Swccting is
going into the chicken business III the
right way, by securing the very best
stock that can be purchased. He bought
his eggs of c. N. Housen who is the
possessor of the worlds champion prize
winners, and cost 30 cents per egg.
Mr.. Edward Mason is doing the building
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TWO BROTHERS MARRIED

Mr.. Parker Hall Lee, son of the late
DR.. Richard ID. Lee, of Bel Air, and Miss
Jennie Azuhah Blake, of Baltimore, were
quietly married on Saturday afternoon
at the rectory of st. Michael and all
Angels Church, Baltimore. The cerc-
mony was performed by the rector, Rev.
John Gardner Murray, and was witnessed
by only the immediate families of the con-
tracing parties. The bride was given
away by her father, Mr. Benson Blake,
ST.. She wore going away gown of
tan wolfe with hat and gloves to match
and carried a white prayer book. I'M
after the ceremony, they left
on bridal trip.
Just one hour later, Mr.. Francis W.
Lee, Youngest son of the late Dr. Richard
d. Lee, was married to Miss Emma l.
Hart, of Baltimore. The wedding took
place at the residence of the bride, 211S
N. Calvert street, and was performed by
the same minister, Rev. Mr.. Murray.
The ceremony was also very quiet, being
only witnessed by the two families ofthe
parties.
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Mr.. Vincent G. Stubs, president of the
First National Bank, of Delta, recently
suffered severe stroke of paralysis. He
is slightly improved.
Mrs. Bernard Jenkins and children, of
Emmittsburg, Maryland, are guests of
Mrs. Martha A. Wheeler, of Pylcsville.
Samuel Magness, the thirteen year old
son of Mr.. John 7. Magness, of near Bel
Air, has returned from the University
Hospital, where he underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. He is now being
attended by Dr. Charles Bagley
Mr.. William J. Harkins, of Mill Green
who was paralyzed about four months
ago. is no better Mr.. Harkins is rs
years old.
Miss Florence Taylor, of STREET., of the
Training School for Nurses, City Hospi-
tai Baltimore, is home on her vacation.
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The Daughters of the Confederacy,
Hartford Chapter will meet at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs j. T. c Hopkins, Bel Air,
ON Tuesday, September II, at II A. NJ.
MIR Frederick Bechtold of Calvary,
accidentally shot and killed himself on
Saturday afternoon. He was found by
ms son, and Justice James T. Prichard
was notified. After thorough investi-
CATION, the Justice decided that the shoot
ing was accidental, and that an inquest
was unnecessary. 1t is supposed that
Mr., Bechtold had placed his gun against
the fence and after climbing over, he at
tempted to pull it through the space
when one of the triggers caught. The
entire load entered the abdomen and
death was instantaneous. The accident
occurred within the sight of his home. 1t
had been his habit for wears to go gun
ming after sparrows and rats about the
premises. Mr.. Bcchtold was 81 years of
age, and has always lead an active life He
is survived by widow and four children.
His daughters are Mrs. John Bechtold
and Mrs. Michael Sargahle; his sons
being Messrs. John Bechtold. of Balti- |
more, and Adam BcchtoId of Calvary.
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PYLEsvILLE. September 5.-While at
work on the new barn at the farm of Mr.
Frank Heaps, one day last week. Mr.
Louis Martin met with painful accident
by being thrown from a ladder, breaking
his ankle.
The Forty Hour Devotions, which be
gan on Sunday, at st. Mary's r C.
church, closed with high mass and pro-
cession, at 8 o clock, this morning Rev
Father Kane was assisted during the
services. by Rev. N. Sullivan, of st. Mary'$
Star of the Sea, Baltimore.
On Sunday, mass at St. Mary's church,
will be at seven O'Clock. 1t will be cele-
brated by His Eminence, Cardinal Glib
bons, who will also confirm a class of
children Immediately after the services
The Cardinal will then go to Delta, where
he will dedicate the new Catholic church.
KRANC
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO SEPT. Q.

Isaac S. Lee and wife to Levin II: Col
Inns, 81 acres. second district, $425.
FrcderickN Ramsay and wife to Hugh
T. Heaps, lot, at Street,. $1,000.
Williams. Preston and Whitaker, trus-
tees, to Henry A. Whitaker and John A.
Robinson, so acres, fourth district 81, 400
! Robert S. Livezey and wife to Florence
! Harvard. 4 acres, near Fountain Green,
$50.
Harry w. Whistler, assignee, to Robert
S. Livezey. 60 acres near Fountain Green,
$685..
Methodist Episcopal Church of Abing-
don, to Eugene H. Pomeroy, lot in Abing-
don, So.
George B. Ensor and wife to John F.
Pierce and wife, 50 acres, near Taylor,
So, etc.
William Maws and wife to Stevenson
A. Williams. lot in third district, 500.
William II, Harlan, mortgage. ct al.
to William w Corbn and wife 4G acres,
near Reckord, So. 100.
Michael II. Fahey and wife to Belle
Osborn, lot in EIavre de Grace, $50.
William II. Harlan. trustee, ct al to
James w. Johnson, 20 acres, near Falls
ton, $2,7OO.
Robert + Vanneman and vile to Leila
G. Whitaker, ct al. lot in IIavrc de Grace,
ST, 500.
Mary Jane Trout, ct al. TO Charles Ross
Trout, 100 acres, fourth district, 81 800 |
George w. Phillips to David S Wat
kins, lot near Delta, SEQ.
Abraham Rcamer and wife to Joshua |
X. Whitaker and Josephine NJ. Whitaker,
lot near Delta, 5000.
Sailie S. Almony and husband to David
V st. Clair, all interest in real estate of
John Watkins, $3.50.
Raymond E. S. Watkins to David Y.
81. Clair. all interest in real estate OF
Iohn Watkins $95.
Ella L. Sykes and husband to Charles
Z. Ashton and c. Ashton, lots in Abcr-
ieen, So etc.
Stevenson A. Williams, surviving trus-
&c to Sa!lic A. Dennis, lots in uavrc dc
Grace 81 etc
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Denver, Colorado. where he has been at
tending the national encampment Of the
G. A. r.
MIR. George r. Cairncs has returned
from Jordan White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. Harold Scarboro, editor Of the
Towson News, was Il welcome caller at
the E,is office on Tuesday.
Miss Bessie May Richardson, of the
Nurses Corps, Johns Hopkins Hospital,
is the guest of Bel Air friends
Miss Anna c. Thorn. is spending
week with Mrs Julia Carr Gallcher in
Wilmington, Delaware.
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ABINGDON. Sept 4.-Rev. and Mrs. X.
S Barnes were giving a pounding one
evening last week by the people of Abing-
don. About 40 persons met at the new
parsonage and spent pleasant evening
leaving the larder we'll filled.
Misses Cora and Bessie Cunningham,
of Baltimore. have returned home after
weeks visit to their aunt Miss Kate
Cunningham.
Miss Anna Wilson, of Carroll county,
is visiting her aunt Miss Molie Sewell.
Misses Lillian and Edna Grafton are
taking in the sea breezes at Ocean City.
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Wedding Celebration.

GIBSON, Sept. 4.-Mr. and Mrs Michael
Doyle celebrated the first anniversary of
their marriage on September at their
beautiful residence near here All kinds
of refreshments were served on the lawn.
They received many beautiful presents.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs William Hilditch, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kelly, MIR. and Mrs. David Doyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Michigan, Mrs.
Patrick Shannon, Mrs. May Bowman,
Messrs. Joseph Michigan, Ir, James
Larner, Misses Lizzie Hilditch, Margaret
Doyle, Della Kelly, Sarah Bowman,
Dora Hilditch, Bessie Kelly, Sarah Doyle,
Gretta Hilditch, Mary Bowman, Helen
Kelly, Masters John Hilditch, Preston
Hilditch, Lawrence Doyle, J. Lee Kelly
and Elmer McGuigan. BUTTERFLY.
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Grabbing Party.

FALLsToN, September IA Grabbing
party that was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present, was given by Messrs. Louis
Colgan and George Lancaster to a nun
Der of their friends, last Saturday, from
Otter Point. After short sail the party
partook of an appetizing dinner Then
came sail to Old Baltimore, after which
rowing and Grabbing were the features
of the occasion.
Those in the party were, Misses Jessie
Colgan. Elizabeth Boarman, Agnes Sny-
der. Irene Colgan, Mollie Rhall. Marie
Murphy, Marie Colgan, Beatrice Muir
ply, Susie Bradley. Emily Colgan, Louise
SNYDER, Messrs Robert Rhall Edward
Colgan, Norman kurtis. Golden Murphy
Frank Boarman, John Bradley, Walt, r
Colgan, Walter Rhall and Samuel Stincll-
comb.
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FAIR DIRECTORS.

The Directors of the Hartford Fair met
on Monday. Much interest was shown
in the meeting, every director being pre-
sent, with hut two exceptions.
Committees were appointed to visit
nearby fairs and solicit exhibits.
1t was ordered that the entry books be
opened on September Is, and close on
the Saturday preceding the fair. The
race entries to close on October g.
President Rouse made Il suggestion
that each director personally give his in
tercst towards securing large exhibit
in his individual department
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PROHIBITION NOMINEES.

The Prohibition Convention met in
Bel Air, on Tuesday afternoon, and made
the following nominations:
State Senate.
Dr. Benjamin Smith.
House of Delegates,
Joseph Crumlish.
Samuel Clements,
J NJ. Strickland,
James Wheeler
Sheriff,
Philip F. Coale.
County Commissioner,
n. o. Merryman.
County Treasurer,
Harry ]. Hollingsworth.
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In Memoriam.

William Eugene, only son of Mr.. and Mrs
Arend Gunthcr, died at his home, at Edge
wood on Friday, August 18th. 1905, aged ,
years, : months and = DAYS. His funeral
took place on Sunday; the intermeut being in
the cemetery of Joppa Lutheran church.
Rev. r. :. Barnes and Rev. {. L. McchlinE
otlcrted. The pail bearers were Johnny
Fresch, Herman Lautz. Harry Ropka AVID
Philip Welzenbach. McComas was the
undert aker.
Little Eugene was our darling.
Pride OF all the hearts at home,
But an angel came and whispered
Dearest Eugene do come home.
He dwelt SO near his Heavenly home
No clarion call he needed
Deaths angel only whispered come"
And glad his spirit needed.
ny PAPA AND MAMMA,
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ORDER NlSI.

In the matter of thcl
A Administrators Sale of In the Orphans Court
the Real Estate of Eli of
:. Rigdon. late OF Har- Hartford County.
ford County, dcceascd.1
Ordered, this Goth day of August, in the
year nineteen hundred and five by the Regis
ter of Wills, during the recess of the Orphans
Court. that the sale made and reported by
Caleb +. Rigddn and William b. Rigdon, adj
miniStrators, =. t. "a, in the above case be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 2Jth day of September, 1905; provided
a copy OF this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Hartford county, once in
each of three successive weeks before the said
25th day of September. 1908.
The report states the amount of sale to be
ST $50.
HUGH T. BAY, X. w. II. Co.
True Copy-Test:
SIUGH T. BAY. r.. w. IL. Co.
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Netghborhood Me4us,
ShureS Landing Personals

SnrRE's LANDING, September 5-Misses
Thomas and Hopkins and MIR. Austin H.
Shure had an enjoyable trip to Atlantic
CITY.
Master II. Martinez, of baltimore, is
the guest of Mr.. A H. Shure.
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Notice of Primary Election,

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
| Chapter 2GG of the Acts al l9O4, a primary
| election will he held in Hartford County. ON
| Saturday. Septcn Der g. 1905 between the
| usual places OF holding elections i'll each OF
| the election precincts of Hartford county. For
! the Democratic party, The voting will he Ili-
| rcctly for the candidates to he nominated I'M
| der what is known as the Crawford County
| system. For the Republican party, the vot-
| ing viii he for delegates to county cOnvcn-
| ton to be held in Bel Air at date to be here
after fixed. Said primary election to be held
under the provisions of said Act of Assembly
and the rules and regulations OF the Supervi-
SorS oil Elections which are promulgated at
the same time that this notice is given
Nominations will be made for the following
offices:
State Senator
-Four members of the House of Delegates.
County Treasurer.
Sheriff.
County Commissioner
County SURVEYOR
Inc Democratic party will also elect one
hcihbcf OF the Executive Committee from
e'tGn election precinct of Hartford county.
me polling places in the different election
precincts are AS follows:
LIST district st precinct-Ahingdon Prices
Hotel, \ bingdon
-, LIST district. 2nd precinct-AIagnolia J.
arrcn Browns House
Pad district. st Observation-Disclosures l. p
oSbornS shop, Aberdeen.
ma district, End prccinct-HopewelI, Mrs.
Akcrs' shop, Level.
X
NJ Iaylor'S residence, Perryman.
'tTd district. LIST prccinct-Bel Air, old .I:gis |
building. NJ ain street. Bel Air.
3rd district, 2nd precinct-C hurchvillc r. c
kiehardson's Store room, Churchville
+, sra dlstrict. 3rd prccinct-Fallston, George |
H. Osthcin'S shop. Faillston.
3rd district, 18th Observation-Disclosures S w. |
iiarkins Store room, Chestnut Hill
lin diStrict: LIST prccinct-Jarrettsvi |
''iiDerts Hotel, 1arrettSville.
+th district. I'd precinct, Upper Y Roads
homas ely, 5 residence, Upper Roads.
18th district, 3D. precinct Norris viIlc-Wm.
A. Hulshart's shop, Norrsvie.
@th district, list precinct, Dublin c
hall. Dublin.
9TH district, I'd precinct. Stearns-Tohn O.
>te;trns residence, near Whitcford.
, 9TH district. LIST precinct-Magistr
court Room, Havrc dc Grace.
9th district. I'd precinct-A. Lays photo
graph gallery, River street, H;svre dc Grace.
We hereby certify that the following. is the
form of the Dem ocratic ticket as certified to
us by the governing body of that party
Democratic Ticket for the...... precinct,
.... ......Dist1ict of Hartford county.
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Notice Of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given of the appointment
of Judges and Clerks who will serve ut the
Election. Saturday, September 9th
! 9O5, and represent the political parties set
opposite their respective names.
Dist Pre-. Name
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Notice.

Until further notice the road from Smiths
Chapel by way OF Aldino to Worthington's
Corner, is closed for repairs by order of the
Board of County Commissioners of Hartford
County,
HUDSON BATEMAN,
Clerk,
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RIO b RT MOSS,
Secret airy of the Senate.

This is to certify that this engrossed docu-
ment proposing an Amendment to the Con
stitution of the State of-Marylaud. the origi-
nal of which was passed by the House OF
Delegates by yeas and nays, more than three.
ttths of all the members elected voting in the
affirmative, on March 10, 1901.
GEORGE y. EVERHART,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
BENJAMIN l.. SMITH.
Chief Clerk.
Now, THEREFORE,, l. EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor of the State of Maryland in pur-
suancc of the provisions of Section / of Ar
ticle IL of the Constitution of the State of
Maryland. and Of the mandate of the Court
of Appeals of the State OF Maryland, do here
by order and direct that Il copy of each of
said bills proposing said amendments to said
Articles and RI of the Constitution of the
State lie published in It lea st two newspapers
in each of he counties Of the State, where so
many may DC published. and in any county
where not more than one newspaper may be
published, then in that newspaper. and in
three newspapers in the city of Baltimore
one of which shall he in the Germ language
once Il week for at least three months pre-
cedin2 the next general election, which said
election will be held on he eth day of Novem-
Der. 1905. ut which election / he Sitid proposed
amendments shall he submitted in the form
and manner prescribed by the General Assem-
bly,, TO the legal and qualified voters of the
State for adoption or rejection.
:'''''''''''''''.''''''''. Given under my hand
TuE GREAT and the Great Seal of the
SEAL or State of Maryland, at the
ANNA i'As'p' City of Annapolis, this -
;............... day of July, 1908.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
Governor OF Maryland.
BY the Governor:
OSWALD TILGuMAN.
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MR.. SOLOMON GoswEILER.

Mr.. solomon Gosweiler, aged GO years,
died at his home at Carsins on Friday
evening. His death was due to heart
failure. He had been in apparent good
health, and was at work during the day
Mr.. Gosweiler was prominent citizen
of his vicinity; and a representative man.
He was an ardent Democrat, and took
much interest in politics. lie is survived
by widow, one daughter, Mrs. Alice
Valentine, of Baltimore, and one son, Mr.
William l. Goswciler, a well-known
Gamer and farmer. His funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon, thcinterment
being i'll the cemetery of the Evangelical
Church. Rev c. E. Mechling was the
officiating minister