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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-19

Kodol will nourish and strengthen
your digestive organs and furnish the
natural digestive juices for your stom-
ach. It will make you we'll. Kodol
digests what you eat. Sold by Robt.
R. Bellamy
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-19

and wrist in plaster casts she will sail
this morning with the Duke party for
a tour through Europe.
This trip will keep the members of
the family and several special friends
away from this country for some time.
Durham Herald
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-19

That Toledo judge who sentenced to
Jail several members of the lumber
dealers trust who appeared in his court
and confessed their guilt is the kind
of trust-buster that counts.-Durham
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-19

Those Arson county lynchers will
be put on trial in Monroe this week.
We do not know how they will get out
OF it, but that they wilL get out of it
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-19

Cascasweet for babies and children
makes the stomach right and allays
inflammation and prevents irritation.
Cascasweet makes the baby happy and
well. Sold by Robt. R. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-19
Do You believe in evolution?

Wen. answered Miss Cayenne, it's a
convenient sort of theory. If you do
believe in it you can advance some in
teresting ideas and if you don't you
have a better opinion of your remote
ancestors. Anyway you take it it
helps to make conversation wash
Post.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
Al ORDINANCE
IMPOSING A CITY TAX RATE
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1905.

II A2AN - ~A$~@~~~ -~%~~~ -
Sec. !. Be Il established and ordained
81 the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen
| Of the City Of Annapolis, that = tax rae
/ Of ninety cents be and the szmeIs hereby
| imposed on each ore hundred dollars d
1 zssessabIe property Of the City Of Anna
polls for the fiscal year Of nineteen hun
l bred and eight, 70 Be collected Dursazr'
| 20 the laws Of the State Of Aary land. ard
| the bylaws and ordinances Of the EzFol
/ Counsellor and Aldermen Of the City d
Annapolis.
Sec. 2. And Be Il further established
and ordained By the authority aforesaid,
that out Of the amount nzmec n the
| first section Of this ordinance, the sun
Of eighteen cents oct Of each ninety cents
collected, Be and the came IS hereby SET
apart for = sinking fund % pay the inter-
est or the bonds Of the City Of Annapolis
as required b. the Acts Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland a. the sessions 81
1875, 1900 and 1906
Sec. ;. And be i further established
and ordained By the authority aforesaid,
that out Of the amount Dzmed n the
| first section Of this ordnance. the SIN
Of one cent OFT Of each ninety certs col
lected, Be and the same Is fsereoT SCI
apart for a sioksng furd 70 meet the
bonds Issued IN I5g1 upon nlztzrIfg-
Sec. &. Ard Be fuufcr established ard
ordained BY the authority Aforesaid, fhzs
0Bt Of the amount named II fhe 6rsf sec
ton Of this ordinance, the sum Of three
cents out Of each ninety cents collected
| oe, ard the sane Is hereby set apart for
q sinking fund % meet the bonds issued
~ the year I9Sb upon maturity.
Sec. {. And b IN further established
and ordained b. the authority zfogezzsd,
that Il skzIlsbe the deity of The Collector
and Treasurer 20 collect The ssns 50
set apart Tor the several sinking fsncs
ard % keep separate receipEs ard A.
counts thereof, and dep0sst The szEe %
the credit q the sid sinkinz f1nds a.
required by the several Acts a Assez-
b. and or6snznces nglz1zz and pzo-
vlding for said several boDd issSes, AID
- receive o. Account theEeof DoshlsZ
BIT currens money o. the LS5ted Sfztess
ard 4 siszii - he dsty q ne I'D
CoIsecsox ard Treasurer ard he - kersby
directed % express o. tie az bis foE
tie present fsczJ rear, fazt ssxty-esgfzf
cents q ezcb n5Dety certs cosaecsea =
loY fhe or1lazry expenses Ode Cl<y ard
fssz< eslhteen cents OF q each Elreey
cents ccgsected Is foy sinking fsnd %
par he fnteresf o. ne Doscs zs1borized
~ he different EctS q Assembly
ard ma ose cent ct - ezcb zSre<y
cenfS Objected = Tor q sS8ksnz tsnc for
fhe garment 81 bon1S les1ed Ea1er fze
safkeTty q re Acts q Assembly u
Nzrylzs1 u ftse rear zzzs ard tat
three cesfs OF q each nlsesy cen<s col-
lecsed Is Tor the sfnkfnz fsnd fog re pag-
fDert q me bDncs Used nscer ~ -
fsosity u tse 4cts u Assembly y t.e
yezr T1oI>
Sc, 8. And be = established zz1 81
dzined bY fse zszhosHy ztoseszs1, 11zt
shSs er1Snzsce sal fzke eEect froza ~
1z1e u - passage.
6DkroSe1 IGty 5DEn, E1D7>
COEDOE n. CLAUDE Mayer
Tea <-PsrL. r. P0ErEz, Csy CieTk-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

"a IS renruts.l lhaf President Heuse.
tIa aa artn- ar-esi e. esil an exfFs
.ess.tan ar teuEFs~ ~ certain nien
IS .as ananrial Farii ca heal vita
Iae aaneaal sllnaiian go the ErauHd
aasf tse nfesH.sI cunsiitian &c Affairs
IS cess taaf calls ror aetsum ~ = char.
aafef mhseh Wtii eraalieate al ground
&C. eassietan 81 American industrial
nsess.egs ft fs nnsfefsfcot stat che
ea.essaan met sith nu snprars fFum
ear arrsrIssrs 81 fae faHlnst whsn if
.aea un &C. 1lefu<sion ag ere last
anef aseflm9. Certainly me- reason
e saah ~ expensive rracestiinx +
1..fsfsnl - Steve 80 the faef that fau-
rsss utfH meet sn rexuiar @es-iem Ten
eeseGe Eauf mneAs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEEEBYGTvEz.f azf re 81
- sexlo Sr. Of AnnS Arzn6el eoznEy- 144 o.
tzEzsl froz tEe Orrz4Esf Cart 81 A1ze
Axun1el eo1ErE. IN M&ryL &z1- BsG-@<s Isl
rnentzrF q fEe psrsCrEZ essE1e 81 81 EA1Jt<A
kaDDgI ate u A1ze Arzr<s4 G911-T.
deeezse<- AL DsrsC1s having ela.zzs &sz-1rs.
- 80. vita fEs v0zzEers rseFe9<. = 80
szbsexs oex- On Or before re
zsxh DAY OF JASUA2F. 1ss-
Tssy nay osasr~lss, " AZ. os sIelE-s1
fr1Ea a. tsnekt Of the sd estate a. DSE-
synls f11ec1ed 20 sd estate sre rsz1esTe1 =
rzzke n MEDIATE Dzyzs11.
f;fyea az1er ~ kzz1 fkls zsr1 1sT q J1lg
OgLASDO EIDOUT. ?
iva A6zr-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

IS eanlersuee ssx heeu held az tSs
mhae aiamee fnxsrlinx TIE ~ D..
.lIane 81 $50 tfrsauue stser reseFs a
IS xaftH fsaAsia. betwseu ths
Hsaet.aeFf ahe ~eeFwtsFv 80 fae intefini
Iesfsaeat SET gfe taurn l~siauer a
fnEsa taslfs. ara IS ea- .lesi.issi e.
mHe sisn assfsrv 81 fae lusiian Eu-
la aaess.lsnrs Wsfh fhaf reIicN
SIS Insi.sH sHe rlspu a. opportunity e.
eesa SEA 81 asev ssif e. tsAe asIs antsre
aG sna af tn fisefr awm resuurees.
81 af.as nseIisaiaf lnztanss fhsy have
fan ssrrn tan ehaness faf smrioy
naas .n rtsfeasl zFa.laur. hut eaeh
f $50 esnsesnrsnuasis declined.
aaE .i 81 nas s.asrsi isaf These fuslians
- essrn ane nusm srr~rtuntfv
e asrn ltnsr essn iieinx ami r shex
SIS ng .I - iHfinaafe.l 80 ssat-
=s elIf asaAr ae farsheF earrt
a s aeaaGE
feea 49, sde~ eFotnt 81 ere inaian
r manf - tate ~am and
81 mHesferr Nke anio th# isles Of
Eae l fHan-a he issi's ma neitlser
as n esq tssxerurrent wifI
~ Cess hfn iast the sause- ~
aes arr atraf 80 nrn AMI hoys -
fss - fslte. esn.ahis ef aesriux arms.
aesnHte d. arnresenslet as the
Eaen 81 n1 inleatiau = eoerre
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
Notice TO Creditors.

-vOTzcz = EzzKEY GIVES. Esa- - nz5-
- acrfce- efAzze A-zz<ef Co. Ean 1crz- z<@
e->z eze O->zazs c1zr1 g As1e Arzz1el c1zz-
- Il Na-Tza=1~ Sexze-s Gezz1mezr1<y C 10
c<-ssnz1 e1zz1< % JAMES = N0-l1- 21<
rf AEEe Arzn<<s c. <ecezse<- A. >e-cza
kzssrx e1sfzzs <zzfzsx tE< 1er<zse<. are 1<Tecy
wa~ne< = exrfSS< GlzS 49, EiE1 L1e Sslr1e-s
ekexerf - tEg szcncrzbe- On c. 5e1cEEt1e
ssSh DAY OF FEBECAEFs Es1s-
Tz<y nay cezerw1se ~ zzw. - ex--z1s1
frcz a. b.ezs6fs - Gze sid eslz<e- A. >e-Eczz
fzze1zz1e payzs1L
GsEsn zn6ex ~ nzn6 tEas n car @ Auz-
ROET NOS
A@uzw w1rcw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

NOTIcE ~ HEREBY GIVES. Tsst ne 81.
" scs35sf d An8e Azs11ei 1o1nggs 90 81
safnr1 froa1 efe gryEzEkf COsrs % A1Ee Grzres
eoznsV. n N4ryfzE1. Letters TeetaUentarg
On re Ders011i estate %
GEORGE 4. CULVER,
lafe a. nre Arundel COzaty. deceased Al pr
sons a1TEnZ slainae ag3tnss the lece@sen are sese
81 Ee-re1 - ezhfbit he szEses With he VOs(SeTs
.fere0f 20 the sa5@erfDef. o. CT DsfOFe ne III
daT o. AprfI. 80. Tneg nay ot1CrNlse. -
az os excin1e1 from 81 1eneet oft1l said eftafe
Al uersg-s fr1s1seT 70 exlc estate are reI1eecea
20 rake innsci4ts peyuSTt,
Gfyer Encsg ny n4E1 thss End car % Octo.
+. .. GAsSAWAY,
or Executor,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

NOTfCKTs HEEzBT GIFEM. fs&f sss so.
~ sexSbsg. Ct Are Ar1n1ez Ccz1eg. 14s %
9&1rs1 from sbs Orpazzs gG1rS % Arz3
Ar1ndel CoEngT. 81 Azry i&11- lefters lss
ezuengaTy On TIE personal estate - a IL
LIAM o. SMITH. late % Anze Arunsze
County, dscezss1. Al Eerso1s 12EI1z el4Lz1.
2zzfnaS So deceased are hereby Wzr1S@ =
exnlbff TIE szzs. vita t1s ycze1ersr E1sre-
Of. 20 TIE Subscriber. On CO before TIE
ssh DAY OF FEBRUARY, 10
Tnsy nay Otherwise. ~ az, bs srelg9sl
fryu Al Dsne1ts Of tEe sd estate al Dsr
seas ln1eb1ed % sad estate are 4zests1 e
make fmzedlzes D4yEsn9
given unzsr NJ aanS fsis Hso 1sy d
July, gs17,
LAURA IDA SMITH.
fyH Adnnr- r. q n
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

NOTICE. g HEzKzT GIVEN. Tazs s1k So
- scrf1er. % Az-s Ar-11El co-Ery. 1z2 o.
saEzesd frou rzs C<rzzzs Can q Az1e Arr
e nsyr-nsv N NzrTlzz1- lscse- te9-zEensary
- rse $3.50 eE-4se * gGf<E 1ALAFEA
sz.e u Anze ArzC1e4 c1zzsys csGSzsef>-
Al re~.yrT hzrsnx elzg rEs zszzngg fEe deceased
zre hen<hT Hzrr.e1 % sxEt5tt 80 ezzle. Via ne
vouz1ers s1ensof. q 80 s1aecrarer @ O. oeaore
THE "a DAY o. SOgEHBEEs fse7,
Tney hay osherEssss - Az - exCiE1e1
fra ~ ffzle11s % tcs al e<szte. Al cE-CEs
f-Ee1izse pzTze1t
ROSA saLAFfs.
AcmGnEstszsgiK
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

So Inea ASA Nar iusunutllbir iu
fHe zFet1 reruelte e mu-t Pc 50
lf sass r.s.art 81 tFue thsf tlae ~ewretnry
aI ha Nasr has feFti.lsisn midship-
aa - HafgF. -uinr tiule since zen
rrs1 taThtu dsslaFed that yetnG
lsnr aMmrs sitauid ma marry AMI
60 anleiaI fer.sri ~ thls suhievt - q
sesie In fae &FHns. ~ ieienfiy the
NasF and .WaF departments are in
nnIssn sn the.r sizes 81 eliieiai duty
nn.l naslrlitlanV. hs<el eu fear ef
Hnamsaai aafHw rssrAs ca tie vuunE on
asa IS tasa latest Fuulor - lrue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTECzEs EzREBT SEVzA. Tkst re 80.
- serl5er- - Baltimore 1fg, l1s -
ssfrz1 Tea fke fg-r1Ezsf Gear % AEEeArzE1el
eoza<F. r. Ezr7lzz<, Letters - Te<tfz8sDtsry
O. sac DeEsorzg @sesSs %
gDHE q, Z1LDEg5TOSs
f.se q gczf98. eon1aO4weafth o. Mass
e1zzsesf8. 1ecszss<- As rsssczs EzTizz eizlz1s
aysfrsf ete &ereEEea are EexEDT W4yEe1 -
ertfsiE ske sznse. MA t1s gOze1ess t1exesS. -
tfe szbscrf1es. - ~ 5ekCrs ~ IN 14y -
fleeernber 1zT. Tkey zsy Otherwise, ~ Az
- exefz<ez fs0zz Al - tze SO ezsSt@.
A. Dersors tneeyted - szf1 estate are fegEssfe6
: rske lEze1f1se Dzgrs1t.
GsTen z11ev oar ss1ls SO ia 1eg % 1ane
~. 4. COLE,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
Notice TO Creditors.

IN subscriber. Of Anne Ar11ceI county -
Obtained from ire Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county n Maryland Letters
festaueufary on the persona estate o.
WILLIAM CzALHEB<. late Of Anne
Arun6ei County, 6ecezsct. Al perso3s having
eizsnss against tie fccezeed, are hereby warned
10 exdlfSsf re szzse with the vouchers thereof.
70 tie s1Dsc 1her on CT osfcHe the
i5sh DAY Or DEcENBEgs ~,
Tney nay csherElse. b. lzH. be exeIn1e1
from al be1<1s Of tns e1i6 estate All persons
fn6ebsef 70 sad estate are reQEseted - make
immsdizse payuenL
Given under my hand this IIth, day Of
Jrne, ff1.
LEOsAgD >. wALRER,
ia Admr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
Notice 90 Creditors.

EE0Elce 10 hereby Efysn, sszt me Subscriber. u
Euze ArErtei comfy. has Obtained FROM IN
OTpt1zne' f1ocst 81 AEDe tru1del county, ~
N9ryfaz6 Letters Texf sru~D9zry On Ire perDo14i
essafe u JAMS =. TAYLOR. late 81 Anne
Arszn1ef c01nty, 6ecezeed. All pef5eus having
80 - zxatslst TIE deceased. are hereby warned
- exhlt,lf flle e1aSe vita tse go1ehers thereof.
y tie szbscxSDer. On % befors the
Gztb DAY or HOyKHBEg, fssG.
TheT ray oshergfse, " law exciu1e1
fro.a Al b<1z1s u the sad eztztf. Al tfrsclf
in1ebte1 70 szt6 estese are seggeste1 - rake
lsaazs1lzte p1yn1e1t
even zs.ser ~ hzns shfs tn 1zy Of STAY.
BERTHA TAYLOR,
rnE kKEeufr1xs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

SEES aan fase fauF ehaiee ~ exprrs-
v hrimfem thr rilfshurx hankef
sas 49, r.fatee tae prs<snf fFeuble -
.s.ssI EIsEsss lIs.faffs ans Mf- t'titftf y
-. aanaa tisste age Sad We aare
80 fa thaf 81 we wers ans risieF
n IS. Ua.s.e.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
n NOTICE.

NffEIgg = mEKESf esGgEE. Thae e6s
-Issrzt xzsrl fle eyrog AIS = -esszs~srs - rsSsp
rs-4.sF ~ EeeetTe - sfefst - fsl.T E&Ek4 ~
rNe 9e1r rs- - Als erTee- 81 ~ 1sGf street.
ss-ls sers ne lsfslrs - - - - zrf 1felee<
3. ~
fn~ a ffse1r1sg - ETs Ssr Es11 49, - 4. lssT-
81 g 49, tax Bl,1s 80 14gl-sz Sc nz11fa -
-sepferz fer = lseg1Iss q <c.zr ~ esz-1- 81
- zsssyxe< sc as tar s1s.s rzsc ferr1E 3 sc
asrrrn = fyezo5er- . \ aseCssst - GnrSS rsr
cent - 7slOwa1. sD 44SeC1Lf Ha4 -
zfr,rre4 zfter Ees61er~ CO. zE1 a. Tax C-lis
re-zzlrszz 20 1zf1 z<ser rzs 95t1 - 80 81
So ff-. sf4all ne e arrear. ara faEFgs11 wia
- CARED AL e5l teeler e1ers11. from s1e
rrsr s14T - ~fer1 rer. ~ Axl1 80 Gax - 9
ts.1f are not 5ze1 - g1s Grst fsV - Deee1l-
ssr Esl-. VII - rsDcF1e1 - Sc fscEroE4rlo1,
4ra r~eeSEnrE w1lf thereafter - taxes -
r,rl.-r- rrfF 81 ct the 4zme ~ E1s e1lrSe u
fzw WEN-D% - fsyTT.
f5erfre L -4eEooI - fl1slsE1Or r TTsasgEsz
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

Fer Szie-House. 10. rs7
Church Sc Apply 20 Dr.. J.
n. Worthingfon, OEce, 81
Church Street osm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
FOR SALE.

sns rolfs1s9 OAK CIT 3 7 ~ 49,
f-frnrka Nafow n48mtEv r. N1CxM az CDEE~
hEnaflon - - or @r1WErs 1r1 Eloesfa MSS
- snsA Cor want - rogrrs rfh@s N8Als ADrg
e aptesI ueEge- Eers ~ =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
6he Annapolis
SAVINGS INSTITUTION

opEs OlfLY-fssn1syss s1 f>szsl Holidays
EgesEbs1b
Pro "a, n, TO > y. n
9PEurUEsOATs Ard e1TDRDAFs-fI,sg-
- f1li1eJf kxesDts1.)
EsGn - = TO . .. n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
DO YOU NEED MONEY

Re 49, - hutlsf horne. farm - ms8e fsa~
nrms anmemfaF f1m NNn 1wn SIS e~HNkJ
az1r fsaFn nrrnn - fnran nnf paT fFgF a1frf -
ranN We mnma somns nmF re- Newe from tStt
- lasfo - per cert - afiflfaeEsi eefstft
~. Eaw mt04& AnNr4s rfm4n NBRn DtfFN1-
rstr4Esatn atznt.
r. -. Bs1OW = s.lver @Erlnx. ~.
Rsprseenflnx tbs -oathern stats~ Kraat -,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

- r5rfss " = lserree - tas flresz.E Ne.-rE
80 aaa@ Arss1slff ssrI1zeT ssstss4F - - s-l5
itnfssf 81 ere NtI e1y - 0Ae1Gasers ttaf AS
- 81. - sarfssfr esrsas - s1al efislrt esst-
.af aWMHrafn Mss& a. Fever gE -. ST. nDln~
a.IlIa tass 4lfI A an 3. EreHsr- - ri.s are
fafsn4la&nss- x8ufFa - ~ - 1tzs--1t 80
s..s-.rsl.rr-ss Isrrsfee VII asFsv ~ c1ts s1se
- Fnst .fffE ~ H8t ~ deer. lE fle ltt9 -
san.4astlta. ass
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08
80 Frame Dwelling House.

tMf Frame Dwelling House,
ln wnlra sne ate Jackson ssrs~er resl1s9s
4na siars ais 4sath occupied - tAe haaallF-
1f-N LoT 80 GROUND. snlla pros -
4tress. fronfiux thereon ssvsn1g tsrss feer.
fssare - less. navfnx q aepEi. - o1e = zeree
aEsi seventeen fset- mere 81 ..sz. aHifi a's'isf
laz On she Faters e 80 creek
EEI-N LIT - tfE4CSD. untIprgEse.
Illssrresl On Gne -ofr1easI side - tcn1-zt
-trn1t. freuftug tnersor ore a1nared al
I'd go. .....i-a.s a. t.senfT nine fsef. r8ors
- less. ant borIlsrAn< Oh tae w4teFs % -pa
creek.
"A LDT 80 GEpU ~. g. TIE <o-th-
sesE saie - Cgusi1it street. iss1 proves ~
FRAME BUILDING.
useg a. ) slaughter fi0sase. and s 5sf-lr1ls -
ms. frnutlaz fherson one sgndret ai-a -
ts.sf~ aeeE mere or less. aaL b1VfE4 a depth
- .srenrg-fHo feet. more 0r fxs=-
me fmftn prssxesi Lett CT Narxef as9 l0a-
daft streets. and the improved Lot cu eca-
aaff street. Nii - eiers1 - 80 - tst94e
asst IS n waofs. amsi the more a. saDEaz es.s1s
So accepted. q plat % the property ard tie
subdivisions can sese~n upon apriieaficn -
~ Trustee.
Trims ~ ~NGk q. prsseri0ed ~ ne GO
cree 80 mccall - the pfiretitse .ifAf'rieT - -
nal.l to essh On kae dag ofsaie- - - t1e
guf1nu Ds enc TrwAtFl. On are Hr44 rAtaIte1-
lon = "a. sic - 80 sSsrs sas :, - e. -
Al cash - the opti0n % tne purebaser -
purchases tle deferred raT meat - lear
Interest rom the day ~ safe and 20 ~ So
ehasers Win security 20 - approved - tfa
rrUstes. a deposit uti be resi1iFe1 On cay
Of sale.
Persons DESIRING farther Information VII
SICH0i.ks II. CRIES.
-. Seno.s -,rs.s. Annapolis. "a '"'' 81
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

g. ROLAND BRADY. Aaerfouser.
Nnnapoil sd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-08

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-26
SNAKE HILL
And Then Liberty and
Murder, Story of
Swedish Zealot.
HE MURDERED HIS WIFE

New York, March 24.-Andrew Lind
blad, for eighteen years the most
matchmaker in the New York Stand
ard Watch factory in Jersey City, was
interested by a fellow worker in re-
ligious matters six months ago. Lind
blad had been a hard working and
hard-headed Swede and his religious
training had been sadly neglected.
When this fellow matchmaker sup
piled him with tracts and such things,
Lindblad went into the study of re-
ltgion with great energy. His mind
gave way owing to the nights he lost
sleep in poring over the books. He
became such a nuisance that he was
discharged from the factory. His in
sanity took violent turn and it was
necessary to send him to the Snake
Hill asylum. One of his hallucina-
tions was that his faithful and tidy
housekeeping wife was untrue to him.
This same wife, Lena, went nearly
every day to the asylum. When she
could not see him. she left little del
icacies for him. Two weeks ago he
was discharged as partly cured and
harmless after four months spent In
the asylum. Some time late this af-
ternoon or early tonight Lindblad shot
and killed his wife and then turned
the revolver on himself in their neat
little home at II Tyson Lane, Jersey
City Heights. The bodies were found
in the houhe by their 18-year-old
niece, Ellen Skarman, who returned to
the house at 10 o'clock tonight after
having spent the day visiting with
friends in Brooklyn. The girl felt ap-
prehensive of something wrong when
she found the house dark upon her
return. The Skarman girl opened the
door of the house and as she was
about to cross the threshold leading
into the parlor she stumbled and fell
over the body of her aunt The girl
ran to the home of a peighbor. who
notified the police. The police knew
Lindblad's mental state and feared
for their own personal safety in en-
tering the house. However, as they
rushed in with revolvers drawn and
carrying a lantern. 1t was seen that
Lindblad too. was dead. His body
lay six feet away from that of his
wife, whose body was in the parlor
and her head resting in the door lead
ing to the dining room.
Their feet were pointed together
showing that after shooting his wife
Andblad had backed away few PAGES
before killing himself.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-26
NEW LINE
Steamship Companies
VIII Inaugurate Fort
Observation-Disclosures
.FIUME AND GOTHAM

London, March 25-A dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard, says that the
North German Lloyd and Hamburg
American steamship companies acting
in connection with the rest of the
members of the Atlantic shipping
trust, have founded a new steamship
line to iun between Fiume and New
York. The North German Lloyd holds
forty and the Hamburg American line
twenty-seven per cent of the new en-
terprise. The remaining 33 per cent
is in the hands of the other compa-
nies In the trust. There will be fort
nightly service between Fiume and
New York. The new company has
concluded an agreement with the Hun
garian government to undertake the
emigration traffic from Hungary to
America hitherto entrusted to the Gu
nard company. The situation is COM
plicated by the fact that the Hun
garian governments agreement with
the Cunard company Still holds good
lOl 5cNSH years DuJ Lne government
Is endeavoring to dissolve this by
friendly understanding. The North
German Lloyd, which has taken
leading part in the negotiations with
the Hungarian government, gained
victory at the expense of the British
company. simultaneously with this
success the North German Lloyd and
the German Levant company has Sc
cured another important victory in
forming combination with the Hun
garian Levant line, which will be re-
organized with capital of s3,375,000.
The North German Lloyd and German
Levant companies hold a large proper
tion of the shares and the Hungarian
government will grant subsidy of
$25O,O0O annually. Eleven new steam
ships will be built to develop the
eastern Mediterranean. These two
new agreements give Germany mer
camille control of the Atlantic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-26
MANCLED BODY
Of Aged Woman Found
With Throat Out From
Ear to Ear.
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER

San Francisco, March 24.-The most
atrocious and mysterious murder that
has occurred in Oakland for years was
revealed early this morning by the
discovery of the mangled body of aged
Mrs. Martha Soderberg. at her home
Her throat was cut several times from
ear to ear and her right leg viciously
slashed. Her rigid form was found
wrapped in q blanket, bolt upright
in locked closet The woman's son,
Erland, was away all day and was ar
rested when he came home tonight.
He was seen entering the house at
$50 last night, partly intoxicated AT
nine o'clock this morning, and seeing
no signs of life. neighbor proceeded
to investigate. Evidence of a strug-
gle in the kitchen led to a search and
finding of the body. Neighbors say
the mother and son quarrelled re-
Gently because he brought a young
woman home with him and also be-
cause he refused to give her enough
money for the household expenses.
The son denies his guilt, but blood on
his garments and hands and the key
TO the closet found in his pocket are
clear proof.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-26
ARTISTS BODY
Arrives on Ocean-Tossed
Boat-The Bridegroom
Cometh Also.
STOCK BROKERS ALONG

New York, March 24.-The Ameri.
can liner Philadelphia, in from South.
ampton and Cherbourg, found real
March turbulence in her course. Some
OF 1t came aboard on Thursday, and
picking up Dennis Flynn, of Chicago
steerage passenger, who was taking
the air on the main deck, i1ung him
against a hatch, breaking his left
thigh. Oscar Lewisohn was a passen.
ger by the Philadelphia. He said Il
was true that he and Edna May were
to be married, but he referred inquir.
ers to the young woman herself as 10
the time and place OF the wedding.
saying that mere man had no riskt
TO say anything on matters Of that
sort.
There were half dozen stock brok
ers on the ship and they got into wire
less touch with the stock market sew,
eral days ago, ana gave orders 10
their agents IN this city The body Of
Nathalie Dole Latham, the American
artist who shot hersplf m Paris. on
49,. !. a.. Il. l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-26
Stablas DESTROYED.

New York, March 24.-Fire destroy
ed stable &c at the Sheepshead Bay
track early this morning, and eleven
Of Thomas L. Watts string Of horses
in training for the coming season
were burned in their stalls. The most
valuable of the racers lost was Fine
cloth, Mr.. Watts four-year-old colt
which won the Twin City handicap on
Sept. 8, at sheepshead Bay. Besides
Finecloth Mr.. Watt lost three two
year-olds, and other horses known in
his stables in past seasons. The own
er put his loss at $4,000. He said
that he would not have taken 100000
for Finecloth as he had intended to
reserve the horse for breeding pur,
poses.