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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23

! have large stock OF CLOTHING and Z
VIII sell u AZ COST. ] have Mems suits as
low as u 81 per suit Mems Overcoafs a low
g $50. all wool Cbiidren's suits a. low a.
esc Chiidren's knee pants. pairs for 10.
mems pants, wooden goods. o. cents per pasr
Youths paDts. all wool. ~ cents
nave large stock OF Mems coarse shoes a
iow as BIC Boys' shoes as low as &c per peir.
LADIES kangaroo shoes 81 o. per pair 6sby
shoes lsc per pair. Ladies' dne shoes good.
nice ones. 81; really worth 81 20.
blg ine OF Dry Goods All winter goods I
VII sell at cost. Atwood serge pants goods for
nc per yard: 10 worth zoe i an selTlnr dsu.
De bed blankets now as low as GOO per pair
Inc largest ones 65cs are worth al COL HoFea
oiankets from &c up. Mems Underwear a
Iow IS SIC Tor 2 shirts. and the heavier weight
for &c. S~@'@
All kinds Of Groceries. FIour by the barrel.
Winter Patent o. The best Hye WhssE1
q - per gallon. Mems Gum Bo0fs. % as pes
pair.
Stick candy, ~ ID boz. Isc. Rice. ibs. asa.
bottles Of beer for &c,
Come and get your moneys worth At
ID. L. MILLIsOMH,
Le0nardfown. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23
Undertaking.

arm prepared TO serve funerals az
the shortest notice and on terms 10
suit the hard times.
In connection with this, devote
especial attention TO my Blacksmith
and Wheelwright department.
All orders quickly and neatly at
tended to ETTGENE HALL.
May 1O-tf. Dynard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23
MGnted

To buy a good farm of zoo TO 800 acres, <s<z<>
more or less. with large dwelling aud xEkHS
other mprovements-Iocated GA the
Potomac r1ver-3O 10 40 miles below -
Washington city. Want steamboat wharf on
the property, or one yer, near. Anyone own
Ing sucn . farm and wants ~ sell at a reason
bic price may Had = cash purchaser by writing
Address
FARMER, s0l4 N. Charles street.
FEB l6-2inA Baltimore, lid.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23

Homes for Sale.

Farm on So. Jerome's Greek. containing N
acres. desirable for home and It's valuabls
Oyster Grounds, kDown as "CorHeYse poInf'
and recently occupied by Jerry II. Wrighfson.
Also farm on Potomac River, In ard Hectfon
Dlstrct; OF 81. MAYS County, containing 100
Fishing and Clustering facilities Apply 20
VIM. hEVEkELL LOKER, Atty,
Oct. 6, Oft
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23
TruDsfers &AbutemeDts.

The County Commissioners DIST. Mary's
county will meet at their office in Leon
ardtown, on MONDAY and TUESDAY,
March 20 and II, 1905, for the purpose
Of making TRANSFERS and ABATE-
MENTS.
All applications for attachments must
BE- made under oath or affirmation re-
curing parties applying to give in TO the
commissioners all property they may
possess OF every kind that 10 assessable
and not To them assessed.
Persons who do not avail themselves
II this notice cannot have any abate-
ments on their tax bills when presented
by the County Treasurer
By order vi the Ro2rd.
JOHN g. IA. LILBURN,
President.
WM. MEVERELL IIGKER,
Clerk
Feb. "a, 1905-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23
February 22nd.

The annual celebration of the Washington
and Stonewall Society of Charlotte Hail Mill.
tary Academy will be held Feo. q. 1905, at
Pm.
The speaker of the day win be Mr.. Fersi
nand Cooksey, OF La Plata. Those who will
take part In the debate are Messrs II. @ SUIT.
ton, @. Z. Hughes, Il. T. wheatIv. c. L. Prout
Those who will deelaim are Messrs. J. A. Chap
pelear, A. G PoKenberser, J. n. Sothoron.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23
BLACKSMITHING.
Painless
Extraction.

Free when other work Is done. Old roots
and broken down teeth made as good as new.
Gold Crown and bridge work speciality.
All the latest aud arn proved work done In the
meet scientific manner.
NO charge FOR examination or estimates.
Parties desiring work done &C their homes
can be accommodated without extra charge.
All work guaranteed for ten years.
DR.. j. M. Cook,
Jan TIT. GHAPTICo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23

In his message the President re-
views the long history of San Do
mingo's "frenzied finance" which
has produced q condition OF absolute
insolvency and declares that this
country cannot logically maintain
The Monroe Doctrine in its entirety
without taking the proposed step.
He points out that this country would
regard ~ unfriendly any interior
ence with San Domingo's destiny by
. nation not Of this hemisphere and
yet there are European creditors
who havsexhausted every diplomatic
expedient Ia their efforts to collect
their just dues and which now appeal
TO the United States to enforce the
payment Of these dues, or to permit
forcible control of San DOMINICAN af-
fairs by her European creditors,
The protocol makes manifest San
Domingo's willingness TO have the
United States actas her receiver and
sentiment seems to be tending to-
ward the belief that such receiver.
ship constitutes the only satisfactory
solution Of the problem presented by
the insolvent Republic.
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The Swayne impeachment trial
drags wearily on in the Senate with
little apparent sign of reaching a
conclusion, although the attorneys
for the defendant assert their belief
that they will be able to bring the
case 70 close by the last of next
week. The end il still in doubt al
though that seems to be largely the
result OF . popular misconceptions Of
the character Of an impeachment.
Ii is probable that the devisers Of
impeachment proceedings intended
10 provide y means of removing o
Judge or other Official, otherwise ir-
removable, when such oficial had
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-23

TO the merits Of the controversy
which involved Q question of con-
stitutional law too abstruse, per-
haps for the average citizen 20 de-
eide, but while the Senate was en-
gagged In removing the mote from
the Presidential eye il failed TO see
the beam in it's own.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
PRIEST
HAD CHARGE.

Father Paulowits, the new priest
sent here to become pastor of the
Holy Cross Hungarian Roman Cath
Ollie church in Cortlandt street said
mass in the church yesterday, de-
spite the attitude assumed by the
congregation when he arrived Satur-
day, as related in the NEWS. The
change in position among The church
leaders was due in large part to the
production of proof of Either Paul
owits's appointment ami the inllu-
nee of the pastor Of st. Stephens
Polish r. c. church. a friend of the
new priest.
1t is said thatSome of them were
very sorry When Father Radoczy
was transferred, which no doubt had
something to do with their attitude
towards the new priest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
BADLY HURT
IN FALL OUT
OF HIGH TREE.
Boys Went After Chestnuts Yes
terday and One Was Found
Unconscious Near FOrdS.
WAS BROUGHT HOME.

John Dwyer, fifteen years old, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dwyer,
Of 3S7 High street, fell out of a
chestnut tree at Fords yesterday af-
ternoon, breaking his right arm,
badly injuring his back, and receiv-
ing many cuts and bruises from
which it will take him some time to
recover.
Early in the afternoon Dwyer,
with ONE other boys, went to Fords
for chestnuts. They spied a high
tree and Dryer started to climb it.
He was well up among the limbs
when he lost his balance and fell.
The noise he made crashing through
the limbs frightened the other boys
and they ran away.
Dwyer was. rendered unconscious
and remained in that condition for
over an hour when a party of men
in an automobile came along and
found him. One was left with the
boy, while the others returned to
Metuchen for a doctor. The physi-
clan examined the lad and found
that he was badly hurt. He did all
he could for him and then had him
removed to the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Arrow at Fords, where after a half
hours work, he recovered conscious
ness. 1t was not known who he was
as his companions had not returned.
When Dwyer regained his senses
however. he called for DR.. F. G.
Henry, of this city, and the latter
was sent for. When he arrived, he
identified the boy and took him to
his home in High street.
A NEWS reporter called at the
house this morning and was told that
the little fellow was getting along as
well as could be expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
COLLECTING FINES.
E. v. Eskesen Held Up in Railway
on Speed Limit Charge.

f. V. Eskesen, of this city, had a
novel experience with his auto in
Railway Saturday afternoon. Coming
along the road he saw an auto in front
of his held up by a group of men and,
a short while. proceed on its
way. When Mr.. Eskesen reached the
SPOT he was also accosted and was in
formed that he was under arrest for
exceeding the speed limit. Mr.. Ekse-
sen vas indignant, but he paid a fine
Of SIS to the court, which was held by
the roadside, rather than be delayed.
says that he was not going too
fast, and declares that his machine
could not exceed the speed limit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
AMERICANS WOULD
BRING COUNTRIES CLOSER.
Organization Formed in Racine, Wisconsin TO Promote the Friend
y Relations Between Denmark and America (. v. Eskesen
One Of the InCOrpOratOrs of the Movement.

An organization to be known as
the Danish-American Association
and in which Eckhardt v. Eskesen,
of this city, is largely interested, has
been formed in Racine, Wis. It's pur-
pose is to aid commercial interests
and to strengthen the bonds between
Denmark and America. 1t is incor-
frorated Tor $4,000 under the laws or
the state of Illinois. Ivar Kirk
egaard, of Racine, an editor and
speaker of repute, who lectured in
this city a few weeks ago, is secre-
tary of the association.
Responding to an invitation from
Mr.. Kirkegaard, editor of the journal
"Norden," the following gentlemen
recently held several conferences in
Racine: Eckhardt V. Eskesen, sec
rotary and treasurer of the New Jer-
sey Terra Gotta Company, of this
city; Halvor Jacobsen, of San Fran
cisco, Cal, and Charles j. Ryberg, of
Chicago. These gentlemen, together
with Henry l.. Hertz, internal rev
enue collector, of Chicago, and Mr..
Kirkegaard are the incorporators.
The association has strong backing.
They have issued an announce
ment through the columns of Mr..
Kirkegaard's paper. The announce
ment states, in brief, the following:
''The bonds between Danes at
home and in America are growing
stronger day by day.
Prominent Danes realize the adj
vantage of becoming o intimate
ly connected with America.
practical results are as YET I'M
realized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
MACAN CASE is
Off FOR TERM
Suit Against Mrs. SWitzer and
James Comfort Will Not Be
Tried Until December.
Special to the Evening News;

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. g.
The trial of supreme court cases for
the September term has practically
ended and the case of John H. Macan
against Mary @. Switzer and James
Comfort, of Perth Amboy, which, at
the opening Of the term, promised
some interesting arguments before
it reached trial owing to the court
Of chancery being mixed up in the
matter, has gone off for the term.
The difficulty about the case was
as to the framing of the issue for
the supreme court, Lawyer Alan II.
Strong for the defendants disputing
the legality of the n secured by
Lawyer James Parker because he
had not consented to it. The matter
has been arranged between the
sci for the framing of a new issue
and the case will be tried at the neNt
term, in all probability, in Deceni-
Der.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
NEW LOCOMOTIVES.
Lehigh Valley Have Placed Power
full Engines on Fast Freight.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad has
just received three fast freight loco
placed some time ago with the Amer
lean Locomotive Company for ten Of
these locomotives.
They have all been placed in serv-
i've, and their addition to the power
of the road already in freight service
places the company in a position 10
handle all shipments presented
promptly and without delays.
The Lehigh Valley has Just receiy-
ed from the Wason Manufacturing
Company, three milk cars. These
cars complete In order for five, two
of which were delivered sometime
ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02

THE purpose of this association
is to strengthen the material as well
as the spiritual connection between
Denmark and America.
rThe capital stock of $4,000 is di-
vided into 500 shares of $40 each.
THE undertaking is not for mon
ey making.
Help is wanted from all Danes in
America.
"As yet no Danish business firms
have ever established branch houses
in America.
''The association will assist manu-
facturers towards that result.
1T is hoped to induce Danish ag-
ricultural experts, who are leaders of
the world, to travel to the United
States and deliver lectures here and
also gain experience from American
methods.
"Also to induce Danish school au-
thorities to come here to exchange
ideas with American authorities.
THE association may arrange for
tourist excursions to Denmark for
Danes who live in America.
at is hoped to bring Danish actors
and actresses to America. Also Leo
turers and musicians.
"They hope, in the end, to estab-
lish closer connections between the
two countries"
1t is declared that Secretary of Ag-
riculture Wilson has taken an inter-
est in the enterprise. The announce
ment is to be spread throughout the
country. 1t is also said that promi-
nent business men, scholars, auth
ors, etc, in Denmark, have pledged
their active assistance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
Police Arrest Man as Suspicious
Character and Find He Carries
Complete Burglars Kit
in SatcheI.
BUNCH OF KEYS
Fellow Now At Police Headquart-
ers Pending an Investigation
The HOIdup on King
Street Last Week.

A man, who was picked up on sus-
plcion By Chief Burke and Detective
Sergeant HUFF about . o'clock last
night, carried a satchel containing a
typical burglars OUTFIT and it is be-
lieved that he may know something
of some of the recent burglaries in
this city. His outfit is quite a COM
.plete kit, and comprises, among 9TH
er articles, a blackjack, revolver
rubber shoes and skeleton keys. He
refused to give information about
himself. but several persons declare
that his name is Wilson and that he
worked in this city a number OF
years & as a harnessmaker. He is
not a young mar by any means.
He was noticed by the police yes
terday afternoon and was regarded
suspiciously. He was trailed and,
when he was seen last night with a
satchel, he was taken into custody
and the suspicious OF the police were
found to have been well-founded.
His description is very similar to
that furnished by some persons who
say attempts have been made to rob
them.
An investigation has been on foot
following a holdup on King street
Thursday night when an attempt was
made to get money from Mark Skid
more.
The prisoner at the lookup has
some money. but did not wish to
spend any of it for food, being sat
isned with the lookup fair of brerd
and canned beef. =.
He tried to keep some keys from
being seen by the officers.
Since the man has been arrested
several clues have developed regard
ing him. A man who lived at Red
Bank said he had seen the fellow at
that place at n time when numerous
robberies were taking place. 1t is
said the prisoner lives in Woodbridge
and one man goes so far as to say he
used to work with him there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
RELIEVE THIS PRISONER KNOWS
SOMETHING OF LOCAL ROBBER|ES.
KNOCKED OFF
TOP OF CAR.
John Plot Injured in Local Coal
Yard at Noon Today Will
Recover.

John Plot, a workman at the
Perth Amboy Coal Company's yard
at William and Division streets was
knocked from a car by the jolt OF an
engine which hit the car at noontime
today and he fell to the ground, a
distance of eight or ten feet. His in
juries are not believed to be very SER
ious. He was attended by DR.. Silk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
STOLEN
II YEARS AGO.
John WhitwOrth Recognized His
Craft Taken at COnGy Is
land Long Ago.

After a lapse of seventeen years,
Patrolman John Whitworth, has
found n skin stolen from him at Con-
ey Island. It being found in the pos
session of n negro. The negro APP
peared in police court this morning
represented by Lawyer James Park
err. Lawyer Joseph Stricken appear
ed for the complainant and announc-
ed that they had decided not to press
the charge of stealing the boat. and
the negro was freed.
Whitworth occurred a writ of re-
plevin and the boat was attached by
him this morning. The negro, who
claims to " the boat. is George
Thomson, of Roselle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
WAS FALSELY
IMPRISONED.
Suit Against Max Goldman in
Circuit Court Other Local
Cases on Calendar.
Special to the Evening News:

OUttlhI W liC fCuln 4SGM6.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. a.
There were ten cases on the list for
today before Judge Heisley in the
circuit court. Only n was ready
for trial, however, and Judge Heis-
ley was quite wroth. He said that
New Brunswick is the worst place on
the circuit, as there is never enough
to occupy his time when he comes
here, and he has to travel from Z
o'clock until 7 O'Clock each day he
sits here, his homo being in Free
hold.
The case of Mrs. Melio Mokan
against the Public Service Corpora
ton, for damages sustained when
her arm went through the window
when a car went off the track at
Perth Amboy, was put off until the
December term because DR.. H. Mar
tyn Brace, of Perth Amboy, is at the
Delaware Water Gap on a vacation.
Lawyer Willard P. Voorhees,, for the
defendant, moved for that postpone
ment and presented an affidavit that
DIR. Brace is an essential witness and
that he is not expected home until
October Z. Lawyer Silzer, for the
plaintiff, opposed the motion, but it
was granted.
Doyle VS.. Chemical Works.
In the case of John Doyle VS.. the
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical
Company, Lawyer G. G. Hommann
Moved for a struck jury, He said that
If a Judgment was recovered in this
case, other residents of the neighbour
hood of the works might sue, or
might even get out an injunction re-
straining the company from making
the chemical which s. the al
legged offensive odor. Lawyer Silzer
opposed the motion and Judge Heis-
ley refused it, saying that any intel
ligent man would be able to reoog-
nize an offensive odor.
Tho present suit covers a period
from February is, of this year, I'M
til last June when Doyle = moved
away from that neighborhood.
February IS Doyle got a verdict
for $3.50 for the same nuisance from
June, lJUj, untll INdl Jlule.
One Case Being Tried.
The suit of Adolph Markell VS..
Max Goldman, proprietor of the
Grand Central meat market on State
street, Perth Amboy, is 0 on trial.
Markell sues for damages for being
locked up over Sunday, April 81,
1902, on a sharge of grand larceny
preferred by Goldman, who with
drew the charge on the following
day. The men had a dispute Satur-
day night, April rs, because Markell
refused to turn the days receipts,
$226. over to Goldman, claiming he
had not been treated rightly by Max
and Barnet Goldman, he having in
vested $500 in the business, so he
declares. J. w. Beekman is counsel
for Markell and J. E. Stricken rep
resents Goldman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
CELEBRATED
THE VICTORY.
Employees OF the American Smell
Ing & Refining Company En-
tertained Baseball Team.

To celebrate the victory of win
ming the factory league trophy, the
silver cup, the Office force of the
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany here, rendered the baseball
team of the factory a dinner at the
Loeser hotel at Maurer Saturday
night, and the team and the few
guests say that they never had n bet
ter time.
All were present by S o'clock. and
William Fullerton, of Woodbridge,
the manager of the team. made a
short address, thanking the en-
ployes for the honor to his team.
William Jones and William Brown
also made short addresses. after
which the supper was served.
The meal had been prepared by a
special committee and II was all that
could be desired. After the meal a
number of songs were rendered.
Thomas Lucas sang Il Wonder If
You Miss Me-" and Would You
Care William Walney rendered
Pretty Pond Lilies" Richard Jago,
Il Am Trying So Hard to Forget, "
and Across the Bvidge of Gold"
Jacob Weiner, "Alexander;" John J.
Jago, Sr., song and dance; William
McGreal gave a real Irish reel. Pro-
fessor Charles Steinhauser and
Thomas Lucas entertained by play
ing several selections on the piano
and flute. Others who sang were
William Finn, James MeClymont,
James Fender. James Reid vas
toastmaster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
HANDS b
WITH CARBOII
Lloyd Moore Climbed
Took the Bott
the She

Lloyd Moore, fou
sol of Mr.. and Mrs]
of Mcclellan street,
a badly burned ham
spilling a bottle Of
on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mo
cleaning house Sat,|
preparatory to mevii|
acid had been used
placed it on a ah{
thought it would ID
way. Yesterday thl
up ON a chair and
down before any on3
He split the contenI
in trying to open
Moore washed the h
it, after which the +
to the Office of DR.. u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
YACHTS IN BRUSH.
ImprOmptu Race Up Staten Island
Sound Yesterday.

Six sailing yachts got together
yesterday afternoon and delighted
yachting enthusiasts on shore and in
boats by providing a pretty race.
They took a course about the bay
and up the sound and the running
was close.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
NEGRO MURDERED
BRAWL AT CLIFEI
Murderer ESCa
ties of This


A murder was cd
wood, near South
O'Clock last night W
a negro, shot and X
tin, another negro.
a description of him
the police of SURF
He is about forty ye
eight inches in heig
plexion resembles cd
The local police "
the killing by Chief
Donald, of South AMI
ing.
The men were emp
b~rickyafds near there
quarrel over a trining
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
TWO JUDGMENTS.
Entered in Circuit Court Against
NeIs C.. Nelson.
Special to the Evening News.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. g.
Two judgments have been entered
in the circuit court against Nels G.
Nelson, of Perth Amboy. One has
been secured by C. Soper & Company
and is for $507.71. The other has
been obtained by G. Smith & Co., and
is for |$493.91. Hommann & Stricll-
er represent the first firm and Beck
man & Spencer the latter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
BUT FEW CASES.
District Court Session Was Light
This Morning.

IN the district court this morning
there were few cases on the calendar
and buit-one litigated case, a land
lord and $enant affair. Judge Lyon
dismissed itt Judgment was render
ed on the afadavit in the suit of
Max s~chlessinger VS.. Walter @. voor-
hees for s2f52. m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02
1
IN FIERCG
Police Called to Il
at EagleswOd
Disturb

A fght w
proportions a
at the far-fanl
ment in HerbeiV
shortly after
night and, after
lice were notifie|
were found h
were:
Andrew Shi
back of head,
been inflicted
ment.
Steve Karm
es on breast.
Louis Pastl
The first y
DR.. f. c, Hon
CIV. %yfefs.
When news OF o.
ceived by the police
hurried to the scene
Morris and Patrolmen
drew Jensen and Y
three wounded men
their injuries wee nj
Warga and two otne
whom, John Che@
bed, and was place
Officer Hansen.
other escaped. Che
by the police as a Il
state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02

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