Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-05
COUNTY NEWS.
LoealWiSe and Otherwise.
The report Of the Grand Jury is

Attend Tippett, Johnson q Fox.
well 5 Spring Opening, April 10, II
and H. See advertisement.
The Spring schedule Of the Patux-
emit line went into effect Wednesday,
April A See advertisement.
The St. Mary's representatives in
the General Assembly Of 1906 are
expected home next Wednesday.
DIR. J. M. Cook has removed "a
Mechanicsville and will continue 70
make his usual trips TO osher sec.
tions Of the county. See advertise
ment.
The few good days OF this week
have greatly dried out the land and
our farmers are hoping for an early
opportunity to get at their Spring
work.
The Grand Jury for the March
Term 1906 was discharged last Satur-
day after two weeks session. The
Petit Jury was discharged on Tues
day morning Of this week.
Persons 10 attendance upon Court
describe thetraveling over portions
Of our county roads as very deep
and heavy. We hope there will soon
be a marked Improvement.
The Hannah Oyster Bill was passed
by the House last Monday the
last day Of the Session--by a vote OF
81 TO 80. The opponents of the Bill
fought It's passage for four hours.
The hanging Of Isaac Winder, coll
ored, at Towson, Friday Of last week /,
was Witnessed by q very large
crowd. The crowd tore away the
fence and the execution was practi-
cally public.
Miss Josephine Shue, formerly OF
Hagerstown is now in charge Of the
millinery department OF Il. 0. Nor
gan 8 STORE. Miss Shue has many
friends here who are delighted 10
see her again 10 Leonardtown.
Despite the Indictment weather the
recent meetings Of the ST. Mary 5
Tobacco Growers, Association were
well attended and many new mem.
bers were enrolled. Give the Assoc
citation loyal support, gentlemen.
10 his letter 10 this week S issue
Paul Winchester pays DR., Hayden
q high compliment for his fight
against the Haman Bill MIR. VIM
chester is veteran newspaper man
and knows good legislative fight
when be sees one.
Monday night last, Gov. Warfeld
sent to the Senate the name OF Hay
den IA. II. Yates, Of Leonardtown
district, for Deputy Tobacco Inspec-
tor, vice John A. B. Shermantine,
rejected by the Senate. Mr.. Yates
was AZ once confirmed.
Messrs. Hayden and Wilkinson,
Of this county, made earnest efforts
to prevent the passage Of the Hannah
Bill. The Baltimore Ne,Os OF Satur-
day last spoke Of DR.. Hayden us The
leader OF the tidewates Democrats
in the fight against the Bill.
"a graad turkey and oyster sup
per for the benefit OF ST. Aloysius
Church Sanctuary Society will be
held at Wise Hotel on Wednesday
April 18Th, at 2 p. N. Tickets,
adults 10 cents, children % cents.
Come and sample our cuisine.
Tuesdays Sun says that after the
passage Of the Haman Bill, the two
first names mentioned for shelllish
commissioners wereT. G. B. Howard,
Of the Oyster Navy, for the Eastern
Shore man. and Charles Grason, Of
ST. Mary's for the Southern Mary.
land man.
Miss Estelle Horner, Of Gettys-
burg, graduate Of Armstrong q
Gators hat trimming department, il
In charge Of the millinery depart
ment Of @. G. Burroughs a Bros.
store, Mechanicsville. Miss Hornel
Is an artistic In her line and her bats
are Just lovely
Postmaster-G General Cortelyou Is
encouraging good roads by requir,
ing that rural free delivery roads be
kept la good condition and be unl
INSTRUCTED by gates. II the roads
do not come up to the required
standard, the delivery Of letters on
that line is to be suspended.
Accordingly to the Baltimore Sun
81 April 8, Congressman Mudd
Thomas Parran and A. Lincoln
Dryden opposed The Haman Bill Il