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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
ADog Hero.

Uncle Ben, will you tell me a
story, pleaseSp said Freddie one
rainy day 70 his uncle. II feel so
lonesome because II is raining and
| can Z 40 out and play.
"Whatkind Of story do you want.
which. fairy, Or
No, uncle; I'd like q dog story,
but true one. DO you know any
real dog stories?" asked Fred.
''Oh. that is the kind you like, Is
in Well, know one about my dog.
and"
"Oh. Is he your dog, and you II
tell me ali about him7,' said Fred.
You should have said Was he2'
because be is dead now. Listen. and
I'll begin.
One morning | was walking Ia
Tuckerton. Va. lit was nothing but
country place then). with my collie,
Trio. After while he began to
growl, and then 70 bark provoked
bark. BY that knew that some
wild animal was Ia sight. when sud
denly fulLgrown leopard Ieapvd
outot neighboring bush.
Straight at him did brave Trio
leap. and seized the leopard by the
neck with such force that he threw
him tothe ground. Then selling my
rifle, / shot the brute on the leg,
although II was not my intended aim
IL disabled him greatly.
THE leopard desperately BIZ
stanch old Trio ia the neck.
Quickly reloading my rife, shot
the leopard through the head.
After rolling madly few times
he stretched out slowly, and inafew
moments the leopard was dead.
AZ for my affectionate dog, after
many piteOus yells. Be slowly sank,
and. with one last glance toward me.
for whomhe risked his life, FAY dead. !
'Istlis really tree. uncle. z
Yes. my boy, said Uncle Ben,
ofayely; only too true Poor Tirol'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
a Year Of Blood.

The year 1903 will long DO rensm.
bered Ia the home Of X. n. Tacket,
Of Alliance, Ky. as year Of blood
which flowed so copIoasly from SIR
Jackets lungs that death seemed
very near. he writes; Severe
bleeding from the lungs and alright.
ful cough had brought me at death 3
door. when l began taking DR.. King s
New Discovery Tor Consumption,
with the astonishing result that after
taking four, bottles was completely
restored and as time has proven
permanently cured. Guaranteed
for Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds,
At all drug stores. Price Doc and
el.OO. Trial bottle free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
Where the shamrock Grows.

And where does all the shamrock
come from2 1t grows wild in every
county Of Ireland. Along the noun
tains, in the old hill-pastures and In
the venerable meadows, 1t may be
picked in small quantities as early in
the year as February rs. and q fort
night later in luxurious abundance.
The tiniest and therefore the most
priced variety is usually found along
the bank Of dry ditch where there
Is no grass, for the poorer and more
arid the soil the better the sham
rock. Not BARN In ireland but
knows all the best places near his
home to look for the little green
leaf. 1t is the children who are the
gatherers. For days just before the
good saints festival the hills around
Stepaside and Stillogan and the
Scalp will be dotted over with the
Industrious diminutiye toilers whose
profits may ia no case exceed two
dollars but who are supremely
happy in their patriotic task.
There are national emblems that
may be eaten. Not sotheshamrock.
A man may eat leek and enjoy ii,
Scot might even try thistle, but
40 Irishmap must drown his sham
rock. This is as sure as is March
III itself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15

Most men have s0me SILENT opin-
ions about women, and most women
about men. There are certain types
Of face, certain kinds Of manner.
certain methods Of expression even,
for which many men and women are
utterly condemned in the minds Of
some Of their brothers and sisters.
A disposition to dislike certain types
Of face is at times SO strong as 10
suggest previous existence. We
do not openly say that all women
with such.and-such eyebrows are
hard hearted, or that man must be
a charlatsn II the color Of bis eyes
ard hair contradict one another;
but we act continually upon notions
hardly less unreasonable.
Educated men with small vocabu-
laries, for instance, are divided as q
rule BY clever women into fools by
birth and self-made fools. according
to whether their want OF equipment
be ascribed 70 nature or to affecta.
ton. To the first they are indiiIer-
emit; 10 the latter they have almost
always q more or less active dislike.
Such men are often able. fact thoir
own sex lnvariable recognize. The
man whose words are few and ILL
chosen may be man OF prompt and
reasoned action, who. having been
brought up among the silent wise or
the garrulous silly. deprecates the
waste Of pains occasioned by the
game Of talk. All mental athletics
bore him just as physical athletics
bore others. In the same way the
fact that . man pretends 10 know no
more words than savage may DO q
matter Of awkward though genuine
humility--a fear Of pretending cnl-
ture he does not possess--or an act
OF superficial conformity 70 pass
ing fashion in q small set. Ii may
have no more to do with his mi nd
than an ugly figure or an III cut
coat. circumstances will sometimes
convince even q clever woman Of
these facts so far as given man is
concerned, but she will never alter
her silent opinion as to the genera
lily.
Clever women are very hard on
the men they imagine 10 be fools.
ADle men on the other hand, are not
al all hard on women they know 70
be stupid. Where youth and beauty
ars concerned the fact is easily un-
derssood, bus youth and beauty by
no means explain the whole Of this
phenomenon. Many men are inclin-
ed 70 think that the kind Of mental
power Ia woman which We coli0qui.
ally cali brains exists Ia inverse
ratio 70 their common sense, and
serves only 70 carry them with To-
tiRuing rapidly through verbal
faiiacies 70 q false conclusion. Ian.
caster Examiner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
Kaas Happy for Lifs.

Great happiness came into the
home Of 5. Y. Blair, school superin-
tendent, al 81. Adams. W. Va,
when his little daughter was restor-
ed from the dreadful complaint he
names. Hesays: My little oaugh
ter had 81 Vitus Dance, which
yielded TO no treatment but grew
steadily worse until as u last resort
we tried Electric Bitters; and | re-
joice TO say, three bottles effected u
complete cure. Quick, sure cure
tor nervous complaints, general de-
bllity, female weaknesses, inpoyer-
ished blood and malaria. Guaran-
teed by all drug stores. Price Doc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15


significance Of theShamrocE.
In spite of all Ingenious attempts
to discredit the beautiful story
which represents the patron saint
Of the Emerald Isle as using the
shamrock forlan illustration Of the
Holy Trinity, In spite Of the learn
cd debates and academic differences
Of such scholars as Betham and
Britten, Colgan and Cook. yourtru
freshman the world over will ever
cling to the chosen leaf which grows
in the moss, the moor. and the
mireland = Of his old home, and the
public endorsements of. a Queen sure
" did not weaken that affection.
Dear shamrock Of Erin. so sacred
and green,
Though ages Of sorrow thy past
years have see;
From childhood's bright morning TO
manhood's decline
Thy leafet we wear Ger our hearts
ever thine.
In Mcore's poem on the shamrock
he tells Of the triple grass which
Shoots up. with dexdrops streaming,
As softly green as emerald seen,
Through purest crystal cleaning.
o, the shamrock, the green immOr-
tai shamrock
Chosen leaf OF bard and chief,
Old Erin S native shamrock
BY many of the faithful 10 Wales
and elsewhere Irish soil is imported
to keep away serpents. and ii has
been declared that bite OF Irish
clay will kiln snake.
Patrick's labors in ireland lasted
more than thirty years. In Down
patrick, near the place where as O
slave he once tended sheep, bis
ashes are now believed to repose.
In Down, three saints one grave do
till--
Patrick, Bridget and Columb Kill.
The mere student OF folklore lit
tie guesses the feeling Of the son oil
Erin who bears the shamrock in his
cap or wears IL on his breast. TO
him it embodies all the religious
and romantic, mythical and national
ideas which ever stirred in the souls
Of his forefathers. The great love
for the plant inspired the famous
ballad The Wearin 0 the Green, =
which tells that "They's hangin'
men and women for the wearin o.
the green. This did not mean, Of
course, that people were being hang
ed Tor that, put it was q poetical ex-
aggeratlon implying their willing
ness To die, necessary, rather than
give up wearing il.
FOR the last half dozen years un.
der the Inspiring influence Of the
Shamrock League, happily instituted
and even more happily carried on By
the Countess Of limerick, there has
been az unprecedented demand for
the Irish national emblem. Thou.
sandsupon thousands Of little green
boxes tiiled with Tiny punches Of the
tre-Ioll nave annually been packed by
that great hearted woman and her
friends ana sold the world over, the
proceeds going TO aid disabled Irish
soldiers and the destitute relatives
of those freshmen who have fallen
in Dattle. Last winter nearly three
hundred OF the poor in Counties
Clare and Limerick alone tided over
the hard weather on the profit derl-
we'd from the patriotic sales Of
shamrock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15

With al elegant new Hearse and
q fun stock OF COINS and Caskets /
am prepared to serve funerals atthe
shortest notice and upon the most
reasonable terms.
lin connection with this designate
especial attention 10 my Blacksmith
and Wheelwright department.
All orders quickly aud neatly At
tended 70.
A. @. WEIGH,
June 10y. Chaptico.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15

! am prepared 70 serve funerals at
the shortest notice and on terms 70
suit the hard times.
In connection With this, devote
especial attention ~ my Blacksmith
and Wheelwrlght department.
All orders quickly and neatly III.
tended 10 EUGENE NALL.
May loft. Dynard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
b. DORSEY.

WALTEk Il. DORSEY,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW AND
JUSTICE W THE PEAOE.
Uihce a front ii BEACON OFFfcE.
~ associated Win Ine weil-known
Baltilnvre real h.ssaie Agency Of d.
W hennagu u Co II You wish 10
buy or sell real estate, Gail on lne.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended TO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15

- y. IIpPhlvf u BIsO,,
- ATT0RNEYs-A Al Law,
"a Y. Lexington Street, near Cras..
baltimore, Md.
Practice IN The Courts Of baltimore
cry, Court Of Appeals, q the couu.
Ties 81 Charles ana 81. Mary and
Washington city. Special attention
given y Admiralty practice and col.
tectlon oi claims,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
Dangerous.

Harry She told me might hope.
Freddie Better be careful. I've
known girls n say that when they
Intended 70 accept d chap Men and
Womsn,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
Undertaking.

With two eIe.
giant Hearses
ana u full line
Collins and
caskels,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28
BOY BURGLARS
UNDER ARREST

Ray phlpps. age -; John Logan
aKe IA. and Burt burnley. axe 10,
we're arrested nf an uarlf hour this
morning BY raifolman Christensen.
who caught the boys in the set OF
hnfglafif.nr the store OF hatlerHhl
a smith. OF First az Burnley ant
Logan both have hsd records and
are nnw on suspended sentence 10
tke relofm school.
AZ thu time Of their last arrest
both we're allowed out On suspended
sentence Logan sent 20 Pas SLIP,
bat returned TO the city about n
week ago. y hen be became idenii.
fled with the Howell Street gang
Tie wac thee called TO police head
quarters aud reptimanded. after
which hr VAS released. only 10 b
taken up again this morning Moth
laE il known Of the past record 81
Phippa. ~ho IL recent arrival IN
the CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28
MAKE PROTEST
TO HARPER

Following the statement made IN
Yesterday Star 20 the effect that
Americas chipping interests we're 20
protest TO the authorities Zoe British
wrwckInE vessels assisting the
Txickanham, she lalana Navigation
company has written = letter 10
Collector ~ Customs Harper re
guessing Information about the &C
zion. AZ the tifne the TwlekcntRm
wenf ashore one wfecksr. samson,
vas AZ Roche Harllor and could
have arrived AZ the scene uf dis
axisr 0na hnur after the steamer
struek. The san Juan islands arc
In American waters and u - be.
lleyed that American boats should
have been called 20 lend aid instead
Of British wfeeksrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28
MAY LOSE
BOTH EYES

La hY two faithful bulldogs Rob-
eft rFeeee. aged ~. appeared Al ths
haute u ustshhet yesterday uith
stshtlsss eyes and hieod streatsisH
from hls face. the result u ~ o.
pipxion II percussion cap which
ths little fellow ficked up on ssth 81
TIE fret remark - the Ilutky
yeunMstar. whs 10 son ~ !. !
prcacs. captain 81 the engine COM
rsnS at Green Lake. wna that hss
mother hs not allowed to see him
ia ths condition IN which he vas "a
that tim..
Humane officer Vaursl was SUN,
mousd. ard declares that wufAassn
IN The s4npiey q ContfsStof stand.
Ian isft th@ explosives in fhe rssea
whsfs they we're found ~ the tos
This Il denies by TIE contractor,
who save that ths explosives wets
ia = tneksd tnoi bar and that The
iaek must have been tnfrSd 50 x.s AZ
ik~ explosives The sisht Of Tire isf,
80 has been destroyed and g %
thought that the slsht 81 ths right
viii aisa - inss - sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28
IS A HOOOOO
SURE 'NOUGH

James Hancock. one % the cooks
on the dictated Valencia. and whn
safely reached short. IL hoodoo.
such IL the siaismsnt hs makes ~
a letter 10 one II the boys II The
h~aaauasisrs II the LEGAL Marine
Cooks and Walters union.
Before shipping on the Valencia
on the trip on which she struck and
vent dswn. Hancock was employed
on the George w. Elder That
steamer went en- the rocks IN the
Columbia river near Gohie. Losing
III. berth on the Elder. Hancock was
given a position on the oregon. and.
after rnAkinR two voyages. the Ore
Kon caught fire off Eureka and
burned nearly ta TIE waters edge.
while tha oregon was laid 40 Tor
repairs Hancork shipped on the -.
Paui. which was on the San Fran
CISCO Portland run. The demon ~
~ luck ntin pursued this searooh.
ana while off Point GerdA. cal. the
~. Paul drifted on the rocks dur
Ing a fog snd her bones are now
hieaching on the sands at that
place.
Not In the least discouraged Han
cock secured another situation, this
time On the Valencia. and he was
aboard when she struck on Van
eouyer Island. reaching shore on .
raft.
After the Investigation was over
Hancock made his way down the
coast by railroad 20 San FRANCHISE
and resolved 10 remain ON shore,
But his sea longing came back and
he shipped aboard the Maueburia-
Hancock was with the latter steam
sr when The went e. her finish over
. week ego on the coral reef off tho
Hawaiian islands.
He IL the only man who was on
all Of the above vessels when they
met with disaster, and IL said TO
have the longest string Of ship
wrecks 10 HIS credit Of any man
on tho Pacific. coast, Hancock Is
stlII a comparatively young man
and may have other sea experiences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28
CARROLL TAKES NOTE
0F ELECTION FRAUD

nleatien. because had received no
request To do SO"
Maeklntosh Writes letter.
The letter from Mf Macintosh
MAS received by Mr. Carroll this
morning II in as follows
In the Investigation which ! AIN
making Of certain Irregularities
which occurred az the last city cleo.
ton IL becomes necessary for me 10
call upon you 10 furnish me. " poa.
eiyle. with certain information. II
appears that the ballots IN the See.
ond precinct of the FIFTH ward.
Third. Fourth and Tenth precincts
of the Seventh ward aud Fourth and
Fifth precincts of the Tenth ward
wcfe altered by some one, after Be.
Ing counted Rt the polling places !
an satisfied that these alterations
were all made BY one person, and II
this IL true they must have been
made after the ballot bones Nere
placed IN the vault at your office
Win yon kindly giye me the names
OF the persons who had access 60
the ballot hoSsa. the time the ballot
boxes ssrc placed Ia your vault.
whether they were more accessible
than the ballot boxes from other
precinCtn. whether you have any
record 81 the condition II these bal
lot boxes at the time ~ their deliv
ery 70 you. and such other infoFma-
ton as yea mas 30 able TO gather
from au Investigation ia your Of.
flee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28

eat success Despite the showing
made Is The star. Carroll has ell
rienK Insisted that no fraud was
committed Ia hiH office. ana PER
sisisntiy declined 60 make auy ia
Vestisaglan 81 even 60 inform hiia-
SELF regarding ihs facts - The ease.
A. late ss yesterday mofninE a
reporter for The star offered 70 Eive
Mr.. Carroll fhs information which
wouid cpuNtnes him that The fraud
was committed IN bis effire. bat
this offer wss curly declined
rhis rnagntnx Afr. Carroll said
After looking over the matter u
these fraudulent practices. which
Mr. Macintosh says have taken
place In this office. viii reply to
his letter. givinE him All the Inform
afion can obtain On the subject
While / have not yet Satisfied my
self that ans fraud vas committed
in thia office. Ar Macintosh pTee,
ffczils sfalee that tho ballots wofr
medalsd Nith in this officc aud By
my meu had taken no action
prior 20 ths rcveipt q this oonma'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28
WANT TWO CENT
FARE LIKE OHIO

los ANGELES. Aur "a An Of
sanirrd movement has started here
70 hrimg before ihs state conventions
OF republicans ard democrats d de-
mand Cor Scent railroad fare.
Leaders % tae movement propose TO
make tha issue n State campaign
similar 50 the rne6eHsful effort In
Onto Il Il believed q viii Be ths
leading issue IL tire legislative ~
well Is the goYcrnafahiu contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-28
BREAK CAR STRIKE
WITH EASTERN MEN
Boss Farley on His Way to Frisco With Several
Hundred Strike Breakers--.City Takes Sit
uation Good NaturedIy and People Walk to
and From Business Both Sides Are Firm.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2g-This
city stlll takes the tic.up o. the car
lines good naturedly, taking advan
tago Of the poor transportation Ia
eiIltlas offered by every manner Of
vehicles puresaod Into commission.
a large majority. however walk
The strikers continue to gather
about the harne. tuf no violence has
been attempted. The company has
made no effort 90 pat out ears.
President Calhoun this morning
practically admitted that strike
breaker Farley IL ON his way from
New York with several hundred
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NEGROES INVITE
A RACIAL WAR

BEAUMONT. Texas. Aug = -
Local negroes have addressed q let
ter 10 the leading hes Hpapef, say.
inr that they intend "a Faie the
town. TheB resent the punishment
inflicted b. the authorities WHEN
hundreds ~ arrests ~ negroes we're
made. The charge Of Yagraney was
made against them. and fhey ~efs
ordered 20 isase iown-
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.,,.r much DELAY aed after YES
"a, s.sisslns that Ne would take
s. .a..h action. ciy c''np'fs''e'
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= :, , : vAo vas sespon'is's
:, =, 4, s.mpsras win eer'aie q
!. h.l,es boxes and ballots 10 me
-. ,.sngsiral election during the
-. ,hey wsse 81 the vault IN hia
sffse& -
.,,.s, az pfeseeusles Attorney Mac
s.~tash uhleh reauesl vss made AZ
- sarxvsslou q The star. Mt.
$4,000 Was esnyinred ~ the
$3.50 snsas b Ths star that the
s.~sessux ha1 been tons ia the
- y ne eeargrolisf, This fact
I, convened 10 ne ecmptrolleF.
nsd sr,ali sasssss
~ several SAYS a representative
- ~ stsr hss bsfn iFylnk u ius
- eewrtfolfrs Carroll 70 insit-
- asa ~ investigates bat vith.