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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21

Licenses to Tong Tor Oysters had
been issued by the Clerk to the ST
Mary's Circuit Court.
Capt A. A. Lawrence and wife, OF
Leonardtown, have returned from
an extended visit TO friends and re-
latives in Ohio and Michigan.
Those who seek absolute ease and
comfort in their shoes, viii find the
Dolly Madison satisfactory. The
soles are OF Oak Tanned Leather.
r. johnson Cotton, OF Milestown,
is foreman Of the Grand Jury. Mr..
Cotton is lawyer, a good business
man and will make good foreman.
Attend the sale Of tho personal
property OF John T. johnson at
.Rosebank, Leonardtown district,
on Thursday, September 18th. inst.
Saturday last, valuable mare,
named Nell, belonging 10 the Sisters
of St. Mary Academy died, presum-
ably from over eating green COW
peas.
In this issue we print the Notice
of Registration. II you have re-
moved to another district since last
registration do not fail to secure a
transfer
The Baltimore Sun has published
o brief sketch aud an excellent pho.
to engraving Of J. Frank Smith, the
st. Mary's Democratic Senatorial
candidate.
In writing for newspaper never
write on both sides OF your paper.
If you do, the paper has to be hand
led by one type setter and IL often
happens that he cannot do the work.
Monday evening last, James Holly,
colored. was jailed by deputy sher-
if w. G. Mattingly on bench war
rant charging him with breaking
into the bar Of Henry Love at Col
tons Point.
Thursday of last week horse be-
longing to P. J. Medley Of Piney
Point, dropped dead on the road
about mile from Leonardtown.
BENJAMIN Ball, of st. George $, was
driving the animal,
Captain Thomas Bond, Of tho Pa
tuxent Oyster Police schooner Folly.
has made about a dozen arrests ia
st. Mary's and Calvert waters for
failing to take out longing Licenses.
License and save trouble.
Saturday night last horse belong
ing to w. G. Mattingly, OF Leonard
town, fell down the cellar of r. @.
Combs carriage house. The animal
slipped in without trouble, but the
floor had TO be taken up to get tout.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Davis, OF
Washington, accompanied by her
daughters Florence, Dorothy and
Elizabeth and by Misses Katie and
Alice Masterson, Of Seabrook, have
been visiting Mrs. J Z. Davis, OF
Charlotte HALL
In rendering his opinion in the
GLADDEN. case, last Tuesday, Judge
Merrick took occasion to pay Robt
@. Combs, Esq, OF this bar, a very
high compliment Mr.. Combs de.
served all the nice things the learn
cd Judge said Of him. and more.
The Baltimore built tug Neptune
recently completed trip from Bal
timore to San Francisco, q distance
of $4,000 miles in eighty-fye days,
stops for fuel included. Herbert
Long, son 81 w. +. =. Long, Of Cali
sornia, this county is tirst assistant
engineer on the Neptune and made
the trim
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21

LoealWise and Otherwise.


e. A. Bennett, OF Washington, is
visiting his mother, near Leonard
town.
The Fall schedule of the Patuxent
route is now in effect, Note the
change.
Congressman S. e. Mudd and wife
are guests OF Moore's Hotel, Leon
ardtown.
Misses Jessie Fenwick and Mary
O'Brien OF Baltimore. are visiting
Leonardtown.
Mrs. Sallie Whitney, OF Washing
ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary J. Moore, Leonardtown.
PIG. Edelen and wife, OF Balti-
more, are visiting the family OF
Judge 10. f. Morgan. Leonardtown.
Daniel G. Hammett. OF Washing
ton, is in Leonardtown attending
the September Term Of our Circuit
Court.
Jas. J. Greenwell, John H. Chris
pin, Claude ~ Bernard
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21
Lumber
BLACKSHITHTNG.

I WISH to inform my friends and
the general public that | have open
cd shopat my fathers stand, atHol-
lywood, that / am prepared to do oil
work in my line at shortest notice,
and at prices to suit the people.
Special attention paid to horse shoe
ing, painting and oyster tong maxi
ing. Satisfactinnguaranteed Give
me o call. Terms cash.
BERNARD r. WHILE.
Dec. III a0S. II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21

Oysters. When attending Court
don't fell to visit Viett's Restaurant
AND Oyster Saloon, For 2b cents
you can get big stew Of oysters, .
cup q coffee, bread, crackers. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21

Notice. Divine service ut the
residence Of Mrs. Sarah A. Dana
Hodgden near Milestone on Thurs
day, September 2lst. at II O'Clock
A. Nj The public Invited.
WILLARD r MrEElcK,
Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21
Nav SPRlMe

e complete and We cna supply
yon with ans style AZ low price.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21
Look Out For Low Tariff


AS have been selling out at cost for some
r. time, and have large stock on hand 10 dis
pose OF, Will sell tho stock OF Mems and Boys
Suits at 10 per cont below cost; have also 4
large line 0f Mems and Ladies' Shoes. aud
they will be sold Ut 10 per cent below Cost.
Calicoes, Pereales, Cottons and Apron Gin
CHAINS Will be sold at cost.
Mons Working St lrtH, heavy cotton, 45 cents;
they arc really worth 75c each.
Cotton. yard wide, DC. Mems Fine Shirta,
a2ic 10 really worth TOO. Meu's Underwear.
Shirts and Draws, $50, per pair. Lining for
dresses 30 per yard. Light Callc0oss ~ yards
for SLOO Mems Cotton Pants, real good, 300
per pair, retail price. p0o. Japan Mating, lDe
per yard, regular price 20.
Now Ia your chance 70 get the bargains.
Ihave 4 nice line Groceries: urantlated SUI
gar, &c per 10. Family Flour SO per bag.
Meat, 10 per lib. Smoked Shoulder. ~. per 10.
Pure Leaf lard 30 per ID. - large bars of S0ap
for VIC. Washing soda, rs lbs for $50. Lamp
ehadee small sizes, . for &c. Tomatoes, cana
for Sic.
mhe best Gun Powder Tea. abs for 81, ID
really worth 60c per To,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21

Dress Goods of All kinda. A fun
lsgio Of hibbons, Laces and Trim
ntnga.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21

Twill keep constantly On hand Al
Leonarato4n wharf a fuilsupply OF
BOARDS. SCANTLfNG. WRATHKR
BOARDING. FLOORING. pALIFGs.
DRKssBD BOARDS. SHINGLES, 40.
All orders FOR Lnmber, Doors. aeah.
Lathe. Time and Hair promptly at
tended 90.
Gw- CASH npaa delivery It yard.
Iulyi-tfs JOS. y. MAJ
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For Rent.

OAK LEEA-two miIes brlon f.aonar.itossn.
Convenient 70 efeaFnboais, churches. eohoo s
etp SPRING winter. Healthy Desirable tcrsn6
20 fNtt Efz1fHFs Htfa E. Il kftHN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21
1905 All Ready 1906
ron THE
SPRING and SUMMER.

Il eco Il ' sSas a saa q sSs ood
Our limo Ut
marc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21
WHITE LEAD,
W HNN : = dNN73NN1H9
. l-2c per ID.

An these goods must be sold out as soon as
possible. on account Of retiring from business.
will sell or rent my store houae and dwelling.
a, i, MiLLlS0N
June /. 1005-tt. Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-21
our SHOES

Ter Ladies'. Men and Children are
ali now and up.t1-dafe Ia style.
a brand new lot Of Tlca la beth
Black and Tan. with Huaiory 10
match.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
CHURCH INTERESTED IN LABOR.
Third Annual Convention Of Religious
Body in Session.

Third Annual Convention Of Religious
Body in Session..
Boston. May 9.-The third annual
convention Of the Church Association
for the Advancements of the interests
Of Labor. an organization allied with
the Episcopal church, was formally
opened at the Parish house OF St
PauPs church here today
Delegates were present from vari-
Gus part sof the country. Since the
last convention the nat -onal preS:csnt.
Ri Rev Frederick Dan Hunting tCn
bishop of Central New York, has died.
and the delegates were called 20 order
by Rev. Thomas H Sill, of NeM YOrh.
national vice president
Reports by Secretary and Organizer
Harriette A keyser of New York anu
treasurer H. B. Livingston stated 'hal
the organization was gradually ext NJ
ing its work to different parts OF tle
country
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
FACTIONS PREPARED
FOR HARD STRUGGLE
Both Sides Expect Coming Week
To Be q Strenuous Qle.
ROOSEVELT TO VISIT CHICAGO
WAGONS Manned by Nonunionists ana
Guarded by Policemen Move Along
Streets UnmoIested by Strikers c.
Their Sympathizers-

Chicago, Nay 9.-Today, the thirty
first day of the teamsters strike, 1cund
both sides prepared for an even more
intense struggle during the week "
cone-the week in which President
Roosevelt is to visit Chicago
The committee, composed OF Prol-
Graham Taylor, Towner X webster
ana William G. Boyden, appointed o.
Nayor Dunno to investigate charSss
OF graft and blackmail on the part %
union leaders and of efforts to INC
tror,ble on the part of the employers,
has maze detailed plans for beginning
tie inquiry
The merchants have made plans Tor
more strenuous efforts TO bring the r.
calcitrant team owners into line, anu
the Federation of Labor, on the otf9f
hand. has resolved to seek the III 1T
ment of the officials of the Employers
association fer this effort, calling Il
conspiracy.
The strike committee, which was &c
begin work this afternoon power o.
s,tDpoena. and all the information IL
gets Will of necessarily be volunteered:
the union leaders declare they Will
submit volumes of testimony bearlns
on the charges that the employers
have fostered the war by aiming &c
extend the strike through a score OF
trades
On the other hand the employers
are not enthusiastic over the project
seeing no good that is likely to come
out of it. though Chairman Taylor was
| assured the merchants would do noth
| ing to block the inquiry
Little trouble was reported at an!
| OF the employers company barns.
| Unlike the corresponding time las
week, few persons were about tn
| stables. Even the Peabody Coal com
pany, against which there has beel
a special fight. sent out today cara
vans of loaded coal wagons withou
| molestatiOn. Police and deputy shel
ifs. however, continued to guard a
or nearly all vehicles driven by nor
union teamSterS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Fatal Street Car Wreck.

Chicago. May 3.-In an accident on
the E..gia and Chicago I .nrt. Raj eiec-
trio line near Wayne, one man was Ia
tally injured, two were seriously hurt
and score of passengers badly
bruised. William Murphy, a onetlme
pitcher in professional baseball
league. is the most seriously injured.
The mOtorman received serious inJur-
les in jumping The two coaches on
the third rail line were speeding along
towards Chicago at the rate of 40
miles an hour. Near Wayne, the cars
striking a switch on to the Illinois Cen
tral tracks and struck freight car.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
NAN PATTERSON.

at first asked for similar order,
and then opposed it. Judge Foster took
the matter under Amusement.
Lawyer Abraham Levy of Miss Pat
tersOn's counsel, received a letter
which had been sent in the mail to
Mrs. ]. B. Patterson, Nan Patterson 5
mother in Washington, D. c., in which
Miss Patterson's life was threatened
The letter says in part:
- Il am sorry TO cause you some pain,
but you will not see Nan. Although
she cheated justice of the law, she has
more to deal with, and she will never
go far away from the TOmbs- | am
the victim of another, a woman, Is
your daughter, and not only has my
money gone, but l am slowly dying.
Wednesday night if the jury had ac-
Quilted Nan | could have shot her as
she left the Tombs. II she was con
yicted. | could have committed suicide
as | have wished to for the last ten
months. But my name will be famou-
yet as a lover of justice The Amert
can people shall know that one man
had the courage to avenSe Young
murder | write this so you Will know
that am in no way connected witt
YOune's friend. Yours in death, Ar
meddi Beaupartar.'
Lawyer Levy said that if the lette
had not been written by a crank h
would regard it as important. HI
! added that it evidently was written b.
| a man who knew the name of Ma
| PatterSOn'S father who has Deel
known throughout the trial as j
| Randolph Patterson" but whose nam
! is John Bartlett Patterson.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
FEDERAL WARDEN WILL REMAIN
Head Officer Of Atlanta's Federal Pris-
on Will Not Resign.

Atlanta. May "a dispatch receiy-
ed from Washington states that War
den William II. Meyer, of the federal
prison, who, a short time ago, sent in
his resignation. has, at the request OF
the officials of the department of JUS
tice, reconsidered his action and will
remain at the head of the big penal
institution in south Atlanta.
Mr. Meyers resignation was on ac-
count of certain personal interest. The
officials in Washington, according to
a news dispatch, were afraid that his
resignation might have been for some.
reason of finding his present position
an unpleasant one. Immediately two.
officials were sent here to investigate
the matter and also to ask Warden
Meyer to reconsider his action. The
dispatch received last night stated
that he had reconsidered.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
To Improve Trade Relations.

New York, May "a dozen prOmi-
nent shipping firms in New York in
terested in the export and import
trade with Argentina, Uruguay and
Paraguay have taken steps to launch
a movement looking to the formation
of an association to be called THE
River Plate association" The object
will be to aid and assist by organiza-
ton and mutual cooperation the
healthy growth and development OF
export and import trade between the
United States and River Plate cOun-
tries. Cooperation will be asked
from all those interested in trade with
Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
One Life Lost in ShipWreck.

Vineyard Haven. Mass, May -
With the arrival here today of the tug
Patience came news Of one OF the
most remarkable marine disasters I'D
the history of Vineyard Sound ship
ping. The Joy line steamer Arkansas,
bound from Boston for New York, was
struck by the coal-laden barge Glen
dover. in tow from Philadelphia for
Boston, and sunk in less than 15 mi:I-
utes. but out of Al passengers and a
crew of 30 on the steamer. most OF
whom were asleep at the time OF the
collision, only one life was lost. Miss
Mamie Kellar, 81 years of age, resi-
dence unknown, was missing when the
roll of passengers was called.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
RUDoLPH PAYS DEATH PENALTY
For the killing OF Detective Sehu-
in lannArv ma

For the killing Of Detective Schu-
macher in January, 1903.
Union, Mo-, May 9.-The crime for
which William Rudolph was execut-
ed today was in participation with
George Collins, who was hanged last
year, in the killing of Detective Chas.
Schumacher of St Louis, at RudOlph's
1903.
One month previously the bank here
had been robbed, and the robbers
made their escape by firing at the ciri-
gems who discovered them at work
After unsuccessful searches by posses
Detective Schumacher was assigned TO
make a search for the robber, and has
suspicious were directed toward W.
liam Rudolph.
Disguised as hunter Schumacher
visited the Rudolph home, situated in
an isolated section and surrounded by
dense forests, and as a result of the
visit he caused warrant on the
charge of bank robbery to be issued
for Rudolph and an unknown man liz
ing at the Rudolph house.
Two days later, accompanied by dep
uties, Schumacher attempted to serve
the warrant. The house appeared de
serted, but the officers proceeded to
the front door and looked in the win
dows.
Without warning one of the side
doors swung open and Rudolph and
| Collins, armed with revOlvers, jumped
| in to the yard and opened fire Schu
! macher was instantly killed and after
running fight, the deputies were pu
| to flight but uninjured.
| Rudolph and Collins fed, and were
/ captured at Hartford. Conn, Collins
] native town, on March l, 1908.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Street Duel Results Fatally.

Terrell, Ind. T., May 9.-In street
duel here between Joe Matthews,
a farmer, and Bruce Roberts, Mat
thews was instantly killed. Matthews
had objected to the attention OF Rob
erts to his daughter. Last night he
learned they were married and meet
ing them on the public road, fired &C
Roberts. frightening the latter's team.
the bride being injured by the run
away. The father took the daughter
to his home. The father and his SON
in-law met at the livery stable Mat
thews fired at once and Roberts re-
turned the fire, killing Matthews.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Tobacco Kinu Near Death.

Durham, n. c., May 9.-Unless
dition of Washington Duke, the found
er of the big Duke Tobacco Manufac-
turing company, row one of the prin-
cipal branches of the American TObac-
co company. he cannot live very
long. This afternoon he began TO
sink, and is growing weaker He is
over 81 years of age. and his feeble
ness was accentuated by fall some
months ago, which broke a limb and
confined him to his room. Mr.. Dukes
lions
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
GRAND LODGE /. o. q. r. MEETS
,easbsma Odd Fellows Gather in Their.
Annual Session.

Alabama. Odd Fellows Gather in Their,
Annual Session.
Admission. Ala. May 9.-NOnday
evening the grand encampment will
convene in Royal Oak lodge room,
which has been decorated for the occa-
sion with encampment eolors. black
and yellow and purple. The grand
encampment will finish its 0dsiness
probably late in the afternoon. Mon
day night many of the delegates
will attend the regular Meeting of Cal
houn lodge, No. 203, which will be held
in Royal Oak lodge ROOM
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the
formal opening of the grand lodge
will occur with the welcome Address
es and responses, interSpersed with
music under the direction of Professor
Thompson The grand lodge execu-
tive session will follow.
"Wednesday evening the grand
lodge will resume business in the au-
ditorium, and the Rebekah state as
sembly will convene at Blue Mountain
home. continuing in session through
Thursday, Wednesday afternoon from
2 to 9 the delegates and local Odd Eel
lows will assemble at Oxford Lake
park, where a nice barbecue will be
served at 5 o'clock.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Yellow Fever at the Canal.

Washington, May 9--WOrd had been
received of the death yesterday at
Panama of Robert R. West, of this
city, who was sent to the canal zone
as a deputy auditor for the Ishthmian
canal zone in February of this year
Death resulted from an attack of vel
low fever. Prior to his departure fol-
the Isthmus Mr.. West had held an i'm.
portant position in the treasury de-
partment. He was 46 years of age
and a native of Lancaster, KY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Falling Wall Kills Mn.

Shreveport, La, May 9.--While pass
ing Sprague street cemetery during
a heavy rain, Tom Smith, white, who
was employed at local restaurant,
was crushed to death by the collapse
of the concrete retaining wall holding
the cemetery embankment. The man
had just crossed the street tand step
ped upon the sidewalk when the Nass
of concrete and earth fell upon him.
Death was instantaneous. The TRACE
DIV was witnessed by several persons
residing in the vicinity.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

Cholera has appeared at Kharkoff
and one death has occurred from that
cause.
According TO Rome newspaper, a
fourth child will be born to the king
and queen of Italy
A dispute over whether windows
should be opened from the top or bot
tom, caused a strike of over 800 girls
at the Cooper-Wells knitting mill in st.
Joseph, Mo.
There is marked activity in the vol
cano of Kilaueau, Hawaii. The flow of
lava is increasing and rising in the
crater gives indications that there may
be an overflow.
The earth literally opened and swal
lowed the $4,000 mining plant of the
Hoy Smoke, on the AyOr land south
of Gainesville, Mo-, reducing that mill
to kindling wood.
Word has reached Poplar Bluff, Mo-,
that three men have been killed in a
pitched battle at Ten-Mile Greek, 10
/, miles west Of there, resulting from a
quarrel over piece of land.
Charles limerick, Jr., of Penn Sta
ton, Pa, has completed fast of 40
days, begun to rid himself of an alb
scess on the left cheek. The fast,
he says, had satisfactory results.
The printers of St. Petersburg, who
| struck Sunday, April %. have won a
| victory in their demand for the OBJ.
| servance of Sundays and holidays by
| abstention from work, only the Nov0e
Vremya publishing.
| The health department officers OF
| New York are busy vaccinating 1906
| pupils of a public school in Brooklyn
| One of the scholars fell i'll last Tues
/ day and his case has just been dag
posed as a dangerous case of smallpox
Lady Curzon, wife of the Viceroy O
India, intends to present handsome
fountain to the city of Calcutta as {
| mark of her gratitude for the nota blt
welcome accorded her on returning tt
India after her long illness in Eng
land.
! Secretary Hay has finished the frs
portion of the cure at Bad Nauheim
and is now taking the higher grade O
baths. He drives, walks and goes t.
the concerts on the Kur Terrace daily
Professor Groedel says Mr.. Hays cor
dition is satisfactory.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Aoed Ex-Siave Tries Suicide,

Battle Greek, Mich, May 9--Perry
this city, an old Kentucky slave, at
tempted to commit suicide last nisi-
at Nichols hospital by cutting his
throat with a jackknife. Five months
ago Sandford became paralyzed on his
right side. and was taken to the hos
pital 1t took him over an hour to
open his knife with his left hand and
his teeth. He cut cash four inches
long On the left side OF mis- throat but
was discovered in the act by nurse
and was disarmed He VIII probably
die.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
NAN PATTERS0N'S
LIFE THREATENED
Her Mother r ceives a Letter
Evidently From a Crank
BAIL IS ASKED FOR ACTRESS
Application Is Made by Attorneys for
Her Freedom With or Without Bond.
Can Be Made.

New York, May 9.-Lawyers repre-
senting Nan Patterson have made -
appointment to hold conference wit
District Attorney JeI0me late toGiy
concerning the release of Miss Patter-
son on bail or without it.
Counsel for j. Morgan Smith end
his wife Julia appeared in the court
of General sessions today and aske..
for an order directing the district a
torney to resubmit the case of consipT-
acy against his client to the grand
Jury. The assistant district attorney
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Union Teieqraphers Meet.

Buffalo, May 9.-The initial meeting
of the fifth biennial and fifteenth reg
ular session of the grand division of
the Order of Railroad Telegraphers
opened here today with about 800 del
egates in attendance. The question
of MATCHMAKING with the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union of North America
will be considered. The Order OF
Railroad Teiegraphers has a member
ship of $4,000 and the commercial
body claims a total of Is 900 members
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
stowaways Escape from Ship.

liner Citta di Napoli, from the Med
itteranean was about to be locked at
the Italian piers at the foot of Thirty
fourth street, in the North river, two
young men leaped to the port railing
of the liner and jumped into the wa
ter. Both were expert swimmers,
and in less than ten minutes they had
reached the shore. Scrambling to
the street they quickly disappeared.
Both were stOWaways, and unless they
are captured the government will i'm
pose a fine of 81 900 on the line for
permitting their escape.