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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
pecoaDEp MORTGAGES.

William Rosenzve!g Realty opeF ompny Aaster-
svelman E. to Trust company Psr ceot
sewosFss to I,eS Sn%osIs5 due December "a ooo
lso9 per cent ana another to Nordan
Tfust Company Ann, $50 Ss6 due No
Mande samuel to FITCH, ~ Che5'S Ses cent 10000
Levy NJ to Aihier; henry-s'' s5 5SV - 900
wgisssb.5s per B. cent Io & 2G Bank
$4Shs Nos $40 and sl2 East; years IA per a. 900
colambia University club Trustees coium s
College; irving Place cor ZVtns' que 100000
Frank c, NJ yakay l4i5h-s'. 8 90 100
G i5StSt s. 200 Of nconave Is 600
same to corre1 l5d5hr't, m 3 - /. % 5000
z, son-1ye' 10 %fa Maschisr: coumbist 75a
nsIlmfn's american pI Mortgage Company
lave ave " 80 # Of i42d5t year per cent 5000
Lewis " to tue u2rsn'eG e ant 4dus' 1900
woIkenberg, B. to George W Veil St 1,a N H9s
3lO 3I2 East. due November H. lV0' per 1000
Binder ana aH9taes to yeaf per-
MaIawister. NJ. to B ke6otsEy' 'lSt-S'' 80 80 300
rh i4n, w to Title Saarantte and Trust Com
B5 PsnE william Hays to X &ate Boss 5othst l25 IT
Lgn an to German s% %sa4s a per
Wolf J. to Herman ll4'h-s'' No 81 west 5000
w E1asS p /. to Mddetovn Realty company
Peasant-ave $ e corner l2Oth-st' due august. 400
1gti7 Guer
Lryy and nd s99IhSr to Year o'TI per
ist-avs. due November l. 1907. per cent LOO
Hds 81 and % East years per 10000
Bremen John to T{s H an ana 5000
Res L. to G TuotI II0th-st. S 800 It Of I'd 1000
Em @f de cornicc Works to H Mandei6aum
ST. $ 100 It o. So coo
Same to same Ii7ths, 2ss Of 1stave ., 900
KS SyP l. and another to Robinson; tsths ooo
f ne Of sS S-"ys' prior moF's'se' $-oo year 5000
shsl hf A. to Louis BeI: No 3s2o due
MIIdred Realty Company to H Mandelbalrn and
aHe:Hg po ri' m6rsase siSo5 year per
Fine NJ to II sIandcibaum and another. lst-ave
Nos : 225 and 22z. prior mortgage F-'ooo' II 800
Verac, Charles. to NJ slade; ll55h.st. No - 70
3 53S S Ms5' three mor'sases $50 years, $4,000
Freudenmacher P. to Hudson Rose Company
lot 191 195. map Thompson Rose estate; de- "a
Empire 1al'l cornee " 3rks to ii aIandeibaun; Il4ta
st. ; :, rs # Of lst-ave; year. per - occ
same same r ss sss go: 3a + ges of ASeP psT
Kingsley. H D, II P Rose Company lot 23a TO
30, map Thompson Rose estate years, per OK,
T same i 9Sp due i June 1901 Per cent 1000
ba faHv sd l? NJ 10 East per- 10000
Keinath. j. H p Rose; lot lO1. Thompson 40
zies 3 4 n to n Haren; Morris Ppri-ave; 20,
saramoTe Realty Company to Title Insurance
yompany Yer I cen '''i.s' So OoC
Ns,a no y and 3 TeTTs e re- cent ~ $500
| Kayssev. William L II p Rose Company lot
! 126. map Thompson Rose estate years per -,
| Muller. ] H. to H Karstens: JacSson-ave, n
corner I6Sd-st; years. per cent (rerecorded -.
! from 1900 --.--..--- 800
! Eastern Crown Realty Company to Chester Mort
E H9Ie S4"Pa Tsar ee@ % oOC
May A66s n FietsSSof plot Ossin9ine $40
| W White Plains Road and lI5 II n OF
S M2frS raFN-ave cue NoEe'nOeF l. iSo p 12p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14

Charleston. W. Va. May ia special grand Jury
to-day indicted eX-COmmssioner A. c. Shaver on
the charge Of accepting 800 influence his acton
as member Of the County Court. Shaver resigned
his Office when the charges made.
Cedar Rapids Iowa May BE. r. Snyder the
Olin banker, who disappeared in March last, re-
turned 70 Iowa to-day. Snyder arrested in ST
Louis charged with embezZing $4,000
Waco, Tex, May l3-ReporJs from North Texas
say that the country IS again flooded and telegraph
wires are practically useless. Heavy transforms
have occurred IN Hamilton and other counties and
y ls feared a big overflow is impending. Much
damage has been done TO crops
cincinnati May l3.-Chairmsn Burton and other
members Of the Rivers and Harbors Committee OF
the House or Representatives arrived here TODAY
tHT1E Tour OF investigation OF the of the
OAo AAlNer and its tributaries
Nhlceso. May IA dispatch to THE Tribune,
from San Francisco says that Captain Franklin
W. Hart OF Washington. paymaster OF The
transport Lawton, has been arrested for drunken
fess and Will be court martialled Hart II ts al
legee; came down from Mare Island with orders
VI St0.eo on the navy pay Office He returned SO
A-1en Under the influence OF nquo- that he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
CORONER sGH0LER BUYS A DOG.
Gets It Cheap-Then Real Owner Claims It
Seller Under Arrest.

David Courtney. Of No 30 East 6sth-st,, was
locked UP last night the complaint of Coroner
Scholer. who alleges that the prisoner got money
from him under false pretences
Coroner Scholer on November Is last, he says.
met Courtney, who sold him a greyhound for So.
me animal was a constant companion of the cor
oner, until one DAY man demanded thu animal
saying that II had been stolen from him The
coroner gave up the dog and since then has been
looking for the man who sold il. Yesterday, while
standing in his door the Cour tney
pass, ana had him arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
SUNDAY MAIL I'M MOUNT VERNON.

The travelling statesmen Of New-York firms living
81 Mount Vernon. after Ave years effort. have sue
Ceodcd in inducing th= Po5iofice Department to
open the Mount Vernon postofice Sunday. An
-order from Washington Yesterday directed the
&ount Vernon postmaster to keep the Office open
on Sundays from $50 10 1879 a. m and 10 make
collection Of Sunday mail. closing at p m. The
application was opposed by- the Protestant church
societies Of the city. which obtained thousand
slSners 10 petition keep the office closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
EAsTERNER3 CONFER OF RATES.
Hest Lawyers Representing Railroads
Which Operate in Texas.

s.. Louis, Nay l3.-Reprezentatlves Of Eastern
Icueao!Jers. including me Mercantile and Central
trust companies Of NeVy-York, and many large liz
1iviGCal holdings nave held long conference here
with lawyers -a-rcceating practically every rail-
I02d operating ii Texas. in aH effort arrive
better understanding Of traffic conditions.
Il was stated int The recent rulings Of the Texas
Railroad Commission have brought the for
carrying cotton AID other commodities such
point that nearly al the Ia.i oacs IN that State
have found IL impossibl 10 GNed charges and
operating eXpcn IS @lth they p.cscat incomes
There was no official announcement made regard
rVmcLg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
MANY DEALS BY W. PETERS G co.

William Peters & Co. have sold for n client 10
Rosa Math the southeast corner Of Lincoln-st. and
Morris Park-ave. lot 25x1O0 feet for Michael Nc
Inerney to a client two family dwelling house on
lot 25x100 feet the side of Louse-st.. 123
feet north Of COlumbus-ave.; for Mrs. Sarah Mech
Ter to client, lot the east side of FflmOre-st
225 feet south of Morris Park-lve for Niels Carl
son TO Henry Stahlman. two family dwelling
house on the east side OF ST. LawTence-ave., near
Guion Place and for client to Louis Nathan a lot
on the south side of 179th-st near Bronx Park-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

l46th-st s s. 100 f W Broadway: for a story
brick h, 5OxS11l: O * Bros
ers: Moore & Iandsede architects ....... $50 OOO
IlCh-st. Nos go 23S West: for story
brick loft and store. 1ONo6; Mayer owner
II keChler, architect
127th-st. 5, 30 II OF Madson-ave for a
story 4 n 50Ss6 IL, Stetnruan.
CHASER $ Ebert archtects. 10000
No ssh: story
store. COrham Manufacturing owner
McKim, Mead White, architects .-.,.,..',., 7uooO
sQth-s No % To 80 West: n stor brick
club h. 115xSss the Engineering Society own
or: Dale aTchit ct 9I6 600
SCth-st No SOL West for a story h-cS
house shop. 1880; g Shortmeer, owner. g E
Winkelnan architect. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
gage. $4,000

l5Sst No s EAST S1lOo II ms M9gis 5000 5000
to Business Mems Realty o. ~ White Plains
Road runs SIX 25x w, nSx Road and rs
begins $40 II W of White Plans n by W 75x $
25x = #: Marttn Pietscher to Ao0le L 49,
mortgage. $3.50 'iohn Thomson To
Agnes Decker; mortgage. $3.50 200 a. Fred'k
l05tn-st No 24l East, IoS-t1aes 81 6O0 re-
Pierce to Cath Forster mo- |s................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
ENGINEER DECLARED INSANE.

William :. Lee. engineer who was arrested
SIX weeks at tho Mount Morris Hotel charged
with making threats against Judge Garrett T
Nroon, Of the Court OF Errors and Appeals of New
Jersey, vas yesterday sent 10 the Manhattan State
Hospital insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
BOOK OUT OF TOBACCO COMPANY

The Havana Tobacco Company Of New-York and
Havana has received the resignation Of it's presi-
cent. Gustavo Book Reports state there has been
considerable friction between President Book and
ether officers since the consolidation of the com,
Iany with the American Tobacco Company 1t is
saiG that ten forenen who had been in the service
o. me various factories in Havana many wears have
Lee1 discharged against the protests Of President
official power ~ "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
LIS PENDENS.

111th-st II 8 100 # e Of Sd 35X1O01i; Joseph
Gerhard against Max Dun ct al action 10 set ASIDE CON
veyauce. attorneys. Amend < Amend - -
4eth-st No 22l East: Edridge-st No 80. Sth-st 20
Jacob against Joseph JACOBS,
declare ownership OF half part; attorneys {
Steckler.
Ogden-ave. s. o 162d-st. 50x1l5; City Real
Company Hugh Thomas ct a. foreclosure
OF mortgage; attorney, II swain
lO2d-st 1872 II Of Parks ave, 25x10o IL Mark Ash
against Abraham Dubrof al foreclosure OF mortgage
attorneys, Alexander & Ash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
GIRL BEAT OFF NEGRO AssAILANT
Fired Revolver Through Coat He Threw
Over Her Head.

Wilmington. Del, My l3.-WhiIe Miss Sauie Sapp
was returning 10 ho- home, near Kirkwood. Del
accompanied by her E,tie brother, late this after
.no0n. she vas attacked d lorely road by James
~ hlte, "a negro The ass2ilant cast his coat over
iaeE head ard thew her down She had a revolver
IN basket which she carried, and managed TO fire
twice. The negro then 15d.
A posse was organized oy The father and brother
q The victim. and tonight the man was captured
by State Detectives Katledgc and Hawkins and
brought 10 Wilmington, 10 prevent possible lynch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
TO ENLARGE GOTHAM BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for the enlargement of the
new office and store building of the Gorham Manu-
featuring Company at 5th-ave. and 36th-st. by the
addition Of eight story and basement freproof
loft and store No 3S4 5th-ave. It is to be
of brick with terra Gotta trimmings. IS feet front
and rs feet deep. giving the enlarged building a
total avenue frontage of % 81 feet The addition
is TO cost $1,000 The architects McKiIn. Mead
White The cost of the original building is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14

unable to transact business. Officials, after try
ing to get lucid statement had him arrested 1t
could not be learned what he had done with the
$1,000
Lexington KY, May 13.-SheriH Edward Callahan
and Ebert Hargis, who jointly indicted with
James Hargis for the alleged murder OF James
Cockrill in Breathitt County were released to-
day $4,000 bail both returned to Jackson. The
Harsis cases continued until the September
term Of court.
ST Louis, May l3.-The register OF the Ltndel Ho-
tel was closed to-day and the patrons who now
have accommodations there viii vacate Tues
day when the building will be torn down. The
LlnGell has been IN existence for thirty years.
Athens, Ga. May 13.-Twelve negroes three of
them women ARG in jail at WatkinsviIIe. suspected
of having been implicated in the murder OF Frank
Holbrook and his wife Tuesday night. The peo-
pie Of Oconee County all on the trail of the
murderers. 1t is generally believed that the
murders were the result of plot. Governor Ter
the criminals.
Chicago. May l5-The defence was TO have begun
to-day in the trial of Johann Hoch. the alleged
Blueoeard.' Hoch's attorney, however desired
aoultlonal time Tor preparation, and the case was
PUT over until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

Cauldwell-ave. e 5. % IT n OF 165th-st 50x10O
Standard Plumbing Supply Company agt Flood
Construction Company, owner; George
SAllnEer, contractor ~
T9th-st Nos go and pa East: Griffin Roofing
Company agt Emily Glauber, owner; Slgmund
IuchS contractor
Christopher II pa # Of Hudson-st, % 5x
1.2x irregular; Becky PrudOvsky ast Barbetta
Wettig owner; Sigmund Fuchs. contractor.
6th-ave. No T9S; Candee, Smith & Rowland Com
papy agt Cyrille Carreau. owner; Levin &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
BOY MISSING SINCE FOREST FIRE.
Seen, 1t Is Said, Starting Blaze in Woods
Party Searching Burned Section.
- rELEeRAPH ID IL TRIBrNE.

Egg Harbor City. y. J., May l3-Joseph Gross, a
hoy employed on a farm east Of this city has been
,-teeIrg since the forest ire near there early this
week Young Gross was last seen at tho fire. and
81 is feared that he victim Of it, 1t is said
he was caught in the act Of setting fire TO the
woods.
Inquiries at various places where the boy was
slJrrosed 10 have gone disclosed the fact that he
SO Ia 81 seen ma king his way through the burning
woods large party is now searching there for
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
THREE BIG REALTY MOVEMENTS
Sale of Toscer Building Principal Dooncn DeaFar Last OF Choice
Manhattan Transactions

190th-st, a three story dwelling mousse on lot ZOx
lO4l feet from the Morgan gan estate 5da the
estate No 422 West l5lth-st. three story dwelling
house on lot 27x99.n feet
Jerome Kohn and II. Rawak have sold for Salo
Cohn the northwest corner of 7th-ave: and nSth-
St five story fiathOuse on lot 26Xl0O feet; also.
for the same seller the southwest corner of 7th-
ave and I37th-st. a five story flathouse. on plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
NEW REALTY FIRM FORMED.

Stewart Wallace and PercivaI R. Western
have opened a new real estate office at No. 1877
Flatbush-ave. where they will handle real es-
tate in all its branches under the firm name OF
Wallace & Western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
JOEL MARKS BUYS ARvERNg HOUSE.

The Lewis II. May Company 0he Charles F.
Noyes Company. New-York agents. has sold for
Adolph s. Ansbacher to Joel Marks the Ansbacher
ArycIne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

hermann agt Isaac PolsteIn and another; April
st. Nos II ana Is East: Louis Levine agt
Leopold Yesky ct al; June O. 1904 Toy bond
Beaumont ave. 5. 800 II OF 1STth-st 5ON90:
owen Toher agt Michael Madden and another:
April 81 1905 (by bond Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Rrook-ave. n 2 corner l49th-st 75xlOO; Atlantic
Dock Company loans the l49th Street Realty
Company and George G butcher. Gee
149th-st. 5, 100 It of Brook ave, sox75: same
p i.1aS SAW w $ Para II OF Homes 5oxio5:
Chester Mortgage Company loans Eastern Crown
RealLy l9llE-.ny . : :. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
SELLS THE NORTH SIDE MARKET.

Julius II, Haas has sold for Andrew J. Vacarezza
TO Anton Rnschler the Ieasehold property Nos 34J3
and 4o5 Sd-ave.. better known the North Side
! Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
FoR EAsT 26TH.sr. HousE. $4,000

c. c. Goodwin has sold to Miss Isabel Berlin No
GO East 2th-st- three story and basement house,
0l0x9S9 feet. The purchase price was $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. May 1S-The condition OF the Treas
ury divisions OF issue and redemption at the be-
ginning of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
City Hotels.

N elegant furnished apartment with private oaJn
,.i,,5fTv meals Tor one. $50 weekly; two a.
yVeelSiTs hotel service private telephone GAL-A41-'
HOTEL. 70 West +6th-st near 2t1-aye-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
Real Estate Wanted.
Furnished Houses to Let.

mo RF,NT FURNISHED from June Ism q SEP ~
house in Flatoush 10 rooms ill
hest Iocaty: rent S65 per month 70 resposio'e p'-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01
Written for The BeacoH.)
Pelham -Bredthed Battery.
BY FL. III. MATTHEWS.
PART XVI CoNTINTED.

PART XVI CONTINTED.
YettOIC TdUerR Mortal RoaMding of
Major General j. e. B. Stuart,
MduII. 1864.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01
What About The Lawn.

LII any man who works hard for
his bread and butter is entitled 70
the comforts of a home it is the far.
mer, and yet nine times out of ten
it is his own fault that he lacks many
Of these comforts. What is there 70
prevent him from having q velvety
lawn, ornamental trees, shrubbery
and towering plants around his
farm home? Generally nothing ex-
cept his disinclination TO do the
work AID 70 spend the very little
money for trees, plants and seeds.
If the cash be short he may at least
have the lawn. In most cases there
is grass plot, and this would be an
excellent lawn if properly cared for.
Let the depressions be filled in with
good soil and little grass seed scat
tered over this soil. Get the whole
plot level and then invest in a lawn
mower, or, if this cannot be afford
ed, use the scythe frequently, SO
that the plot will have the appear
ance Of lawn and not hay neId.
Have the paths well defined and
filled in with gravel or fine cinders
well packed down. In short, make
the exterior of the place look as if
live, Intelligent people occupied it;
people who were hopeful of the fu-
ture and not people who had become
discouraged and had no faith in their
work.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01

pastor, Rev. DR.. Joshua reterkin. of Sc,
Janes p. f. church, Richmond, Va, who
was with him until his soul winged il
fight 70 the immortal camping ground.
Thus passed the great Cavalier, the ..Au.
rat Of modern wars.
Gen. Wilson i'm his reports uses the fol-
lowing language that is significant of the
estimation in which he was held By his
companions Of the old army prior TO the
war and who were opposing him In this
great conflict. He says:
Gen Custer ia conjunction With Chspman,s
brigade drove the rebels completely from the
ield. IL was In this charge and the melee
which followed that the rebel cavalry leader,
J. T. ID. Stuart. was killed. and from 10 may be
dated tie permanent superiority OF the ma
tional cavalry over that of the rebeis.- Vol.
.. Part !. OEiciai Records Of War OF the Union
Erd Conferafe Armiees
Yea. the nsble stuart fell In defense of the
Capital Of the state 10 which he had teuderes
his sword In the early part OF the war, issl.
lea. at her very threshold did he give up his
young and promising life. and one more hero
was added to Virginia's martyrs, aged 81.
can truly say that the greatest honor that
received during the war was the blessed priyl-
iege and pleasure Of having ridden with that
matchless. peerless, great Cavalier. Major.
Genera, J. 4. B. Stuart Oh, visions of the
pastl see him riding before me at the head
OF the column he loved 20 well on his sorrel
horse that was presented to him by the ladies
OF Richmond. He has little switch In his
hand. He is singing IF you want to have n
good time. jine the cavalry" Now he takes
up the same refrain, but is whistling L. See
Some old war-siained veteran takes on his nat.
and swinging it In his hand cries out. ..Three
cheers for General Stuart" In a moment
the whole line takes 1t ap with roar that
would silence the noise of Niagnra's mighty
cataract. He turns around, moving his horse
10 the tank and lets the column pass with
head uncovered He reveres the command
that at Stuart's word would do or die. .May
the Lord grant unto him eternal rest"
The odds against Stuart In the Yellow Tay-
ern light was 70 l. Sheridan had full diyls-
ions under the best division commanders I'm
the Army of the Potomac-Gregg, Wilson and
Merritt-and available batteries of horse ar
tillery. Pennington's battery was not enRaR-
ed. but was On the field. See his report In
Official Reports above quoted. stuart had. all
told, Fitz Lees division, 2 brigades, and part
of batteries. Stuart's force did not exceed
loo men.
Oh sword Of the South. like fame,
Leap forth for this life blood shed;
Strike the foe tall he flies from the neld In
shame
Sheath not until the hilt is red,
And redeem the land that enshrined I'm her
heart,
The graves of her glorious dead.
ITO be Continued.J
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01
Sicksning shivsring Pits.

Of Ague and Malaria, can be reliev-
ed and cured with Electric Bitters.
This is pure, tonic medicine; of
especial benefit in malaria, for it
exerts true curative influence on
the disease, driving il entirely out
OF the system. 1t is much TO be pre-
ferred to Quinine, having none Of
this drugs bad after-effects. Z. S.
Munday. of Henrietta, Tex. writes:
Ny brother was very low with
malarial fever and jaundice, till he
took Electric Bitters, which saved
his life. At Loker d deWaal drug
store; price SOC, guaranteed.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01
A Grim Tragedy

is daily enacted, in thousand OF
homes, as Death claims, in each one,
another victim of Consumption or
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
Colds are properly treated, tragedy
is averted. L. @. Huntly, Of Oak
landon, Ind, writes: My wife
had the consumption, and three doc
tors gave her up. Finally she took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs aud Colds, which
cured her. and to-day she is well
and strong" Ii kills the germs of
all disease. One dose relieves.
Guaranteed at SOC and s1.OO by Lok-
er & deWaal, druggist. Trial bot
tie free.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01

Mr.. Yeast: And you say your
wife allows you one drawer in the
bureau for your own use?"
Mr.. Crimsonbeak: "Yes only
one."
But how can you tell which one
is yours?"
why, because there are fewer of
her things in my drawer than in the
restl"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01

Helpl Policel / am being robbed
and murderedl Policeman-An
right; I'll be there as soon as
have helped this young lady across
the street.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1905-06-01
IFroDs de Baltimore Saa.l
DIR. c. B. SMITH UPHELD.
Committee To Go Through The
Maryland History.

There will be an investigation, in
accordance with the suggestion ol
Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, rector OF
st. Thomas Episcopal Church, of
this city, into the alleged erroneous
statements in certain histories in
use in the public schools of Mary
land and the District of Columbia
concerning the religious beliefs OF
the first settlers of Maryland aud
the motives which Influenced their
action in founding the Maryland
colony.
Rev. DIR. Randolph II. McKim,
presiding officer Of the convention
OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese
oil Washington, appointed q commit
tee for that purpose. to report 10 the
next diocesan convention, which
will then determine whether the
matter should be brought to the at
tention OF the Maryland authorities.
The committee consists OF Rev. DIR.
c. Ernest Smith, chairman; Rev. DIR.
w. l.. Devries, rector of ST. Marks
and SIR. A. s. Brown.
DIR. Smith said that he will call
an early meeting OF the committee
and that the school histories of
and the District of Columbia would
be gone over thoroughly in search
OF errors, to be made the subject of
a thorough report to the next dioce-
san convention.
DIR. Smith. who is the chairman
OF the committee and who was for
merly rectorofSt. Michael s Church.
Baltimore, has made au exhaustive
study of the early history of Mary
land. He has written an interest
ing volume, entitled Religion Un-
der the Barons of Baltimore" in
which he denies that Maryland was
a Roman Catholic colony and de-
clares that it was an Anglican colo
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