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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
Notice to Creditors.

orphans Court Of 81. Mary's County, Set
July ., 1914
ORDERED Bl TIE COURT, That Netlie
4. SreenweIl, FRANCIS r. Greenweu and
FAolAn r. Cough, ad ADMINISTRATORS OF William
Z. GToeilwell, late vi st. Mary's county Md
ueceAsed, gave the notice req uired by law To
Ane oScedsed 5 Creditors 10 exaIDlt their
claims, aud that the same Ds puDsislied once
Mary beacon.
lest: j. PHILIP GREENwELL
heglster Of Wills Tor St Mary's County.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order we hereby
give notlce that have obtained from the Or
pnans Court OF ot. Mays county; Md, let
ters 0l administration ON thepersonaI estate of
WILLIAM +. GREEN WELL,
LATE OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said dscsased are
hereby notified " exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 10 the sur
sSIiDSr On or before The 1JLh day of January
lSoos they viii otherwise by law be excluded
rom the benefits OF the said estate. All per-
sons indebted 10 the deceased are reuuIreI Tn
make immediate pay In0uL 70 the su bscr Ibers
NEI1lE r. GREEN WELL
FRANCIS r. GREEN WELL
FABIAN r. COUGH,
July ltd Administration
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
For The House Of DsIesates

For The House OF DELEGATES.
At the solicitation OF many friends
ta9boss no County. l hereby AN
nounce myself as q Democratic Candi-
date for the House Of Delegates. Ask
ing the support Of all Democrats, and
the people generally, and promising my
best efforts, if elected, for tue best later
est OF my native County.
Very respectfully,
GEO. X. GARNER.
Please announce J. Roland Duke, as q
candidate for the House oi DrlexaLe,
subject to the Democratic primary.
To The DEMOCRATIC voIkRs OF ST. MA
RVS COUNTY
having been announced rs a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for the House Of
Delegates and urged by Democrats To submit
ms name 10 the Democracy OF 81 Mary's
county at ths coming primary. / desire 70
declare myself a candidate for said position
wish through the columns Of the BEACOS To
aonfsss the rank and Tile OF my party and So
nch thelr support, basing my claims upon
my record As their representative two years
40 ana promising IN reIurl for their sup
poF. a conscientious perloT IA Ance o. my duty
q --s...l nonored by them. Yours truly.
CHAS. v. HAYDEN, JR
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Crsditors.
Orphans Court OF 81. Mary's County. ret
august ~, IJS..
ORDERED by the Court, That blanche
- aLes, I'D nIatstratOr u L. EtgaT aluS
LIE oi 81. Mary county. Nd DECREASED, 1--WE
Inc nolice required by Jaw - I4e dec esased' :
CREDITORS 10 eAnlDIt their claims, aud that Lue
same De published once " eek Tor SIX succe,-
AVe weeks Ia the 81. May Beacon.
.. IItlLiH uIttsh.., WELL
Register HLIIs Iva 81. NAL . county
NOTICE.
IN pursuance OF Ghe above order, / hereby
give hotlce that have obtained from the o.
pnans Court oi 81. Mary . county, letters OF
administration On the pcrsonol estate OF r
bugar Yates, late v: SAID coui %, dsceased
AL peLSOnh AiNlEs LI..al4s ..,.tl44sL IAs Sd "a
uocesASed are hereby nollliSu to SxhiDIi the
saline with the proper SOucnsEs. atL.Ii.ed
tnereto, 70 the subscriber UA or before the d m
oay oi February lyUS, they Will ossierwisesiIy
law De excluded from the benefitsof inc 81 q
estate All persons indebted 10 the deceased
are requested 10 make Immediate pay mead
70 the su DscrIber
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august Io-td' Administrators.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
SCHOLARSHIP
TO
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
CHESTERTOWN, MD.

NOTICE is hereby given of a vacant
scholarship at Washington College, for
a male resident Of this County, granting
free tuition and free text books, and ten.
able until graduation.
The total expenses for holder of this
scholarship Will be about $3.50 for the
year.
The appointment is made by the Board
OF County School Commissioners, alter a
competitive examination of male appli-
cants who are not less than fifteen years
vi age.
JAS. ". CAIN,
August LIN, Pres Ident.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
Come And See Us
FAIL ant UINTEc
DISPLAY.

We extend special invitation
u our friends and the general
puOhc during this shopping sea
son 10 give Us u caiIanG examine
our stock ana get our prices be
lore buying Csc y mere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
Notice to Creditors.

Oct. 25-Dd If.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
CARPEIs AND RUGS CLEANED.

ny our nsv procsss Cezns tnorouFn- ly and kills .kl disease gsruA n. prtcs s rsaso1abls4 Ingrains and Brussels 4c per yard FelvstA VII tras and No1uettss se psr ysrs.
 IKE KoDEL LAUNDRY CO., Zslerkc1< es4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

The Washington Hill A. c. will give the first of a series of dances at -heir rooms on Friday evening.
 The Golden Rods vii hold a private dance on Friday evening at Music hall. Citizens Bank building.
 Tomorrow evening the win- chesters will hold a sociable and dance at Music hall, Citizens Bank building.
 On Friday evening the Waterbury Dancing academy will hold a recep- ton and dance at Music hall in the Buckingham building. Tickets for the event may be secured at the acad. emy rooms. Citizens Bank building.
 On Saturday evening September 21, MOrressy's orchestra will give q dance at Lithuanian hall. on Green street. 4 prize waltz will be one of the features.
 A whist party will be given in the Auditorium by the members of st Anne's parish on September 2. Tie program will be sufficiently varied s0 suit all and the indications point to a very large attendance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
DRRODMAN TO APPEAL
From the Decision on the Lay
 out of FairmOunt Street.

Dr Rodman has decided to appeal from the award of benefits and damages arising from the layout of Fairmount street from Luke street to Lounsbury street. If the case goes into the courts people interest ed in real estate will watch the out come with considerable. interest, for if what has been done in that case is legal everybody who owns any thing is at the mercy of the man who gets the first survey made, not only of his own land but that of his neighbor. When the school lot was bought it was bounded abutting on land reserved for streets, although no petition for the layout of streets on that tract ever had been approved or submitted to the city government. As matter of fact the school prop erty was not in the city when the survey which was approved by the aldermen last night was made for Charley Lounsbury by w. G. Smith. The city built the school to agree to the grade and then worked portion of the street at least four years be- fore it was ordered by the aldermen. The same thing was done on Louns- bury street, east of Baldwin street, but as nobody was seriously injured by Lounsbury street for the distanca it is opened, it went without protest. It was different with Fairmount street, but owing to the tactics en- ployed to put the scheme through the aggrieved parties knew nothing of the injury until $12,000 had been expended on the school building and then it was out of the question to make a change. The point now is can the city do all these things with out making good the damage done to private property, and besides is it legal to agree to conform to a street grade before the city has taken any step whatever towards establishing such grade? If it is Di .odman's only hope of winning is on the matter of damages. Whatever way the de- cision goes it would be an excellent thing for Waterbury If it should re- suit in more fixed application of the law which provides that nobody has a right to make a street and open it onto a public way without permission from the board of alder men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
EDUCATING CHILDREN
4.00O Children Cost ihe City of
 Waterbury Nothing.

The city officials talk a good deal now and then about what 1t costs the taxpayers to educate the youth of the community, but it is question if they really know. It Is astonishing to think that the Catholic churches educate something in the neighbor- hood of 1000 at their ewn personal expense while at the same time pay ing their share towards the running expense of the public schools. Be- sides this 1t should be remembered that the state per capita fund paid for pupils in the parochial schools goes. to the city instead of to the in stitutions that educate the children. This whole business Is wrong and some day honest people will see the fairness of paying for the education of children no matter where it is im- parted so long as it comes up to pub lie requirements. It is no wonder at all tha Derby, Middletown and other places have opened their eyes to the injustice of this thing. Of course Waterbury will be the last place in the state to see any merit in q claim for a share of public funds for parochial schools, but if it is right and it appears to be, it is bound to come here and elsewhere in time. If Waterbury had to educate all the children of the town some would not be able to bear the burden of tax ation under the present systen, but this would soon be changed so that there would be no such force as in- side and outside districts with one in the others pocket right along and nobody in authority to utter a word of protest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
"Frenehinq" Middiss Must Go.

Annapolis. Md, Sept. 11.-Superin- tendent Charles ]. Badger of the Ma val academy notified Midshipmen Clar- ence C. Riper of Cheyenne, Wyo., and Oscar G. Salb of Jasper. Ind, that their resignations are desired by the navy department. They are the two fourth classmen who were charged with continuous "frenching" from the academy limits at night and when rec commended for dismissal were given the opportunity provided by the new disciplinary laws to answer the charges. Their replies were not satls- factory. and their pleas for clemency were denied.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
CITY NEWS.

Miss Bertha A. Leach of Ansonia and Harry c. Reach of this city were married on Sunday at the home of Rev and Mrs w. F. Warwick in Warrington where Miss Leach was visiting. The bride was for years a contralto singer in the Congregation al church of Ansonia. The groom is employed in the Citizens bank of this city. The couple are now on tour of Vermont. t<
 On Tuesday forenoon at 10:30 o'clock in the court house there will be a hearing on the application ot William Mccarthy for liquor li- cense at I91 Bank street. Mccarthy has been in hard luck ili this respect. He has license already, but he has not been in business for some time. Wherever he wished to have the li- cense transferred to there was OppO sition and his application was denied.
 A huge turtle on the green plot out side The Elton entertained large crowds today. The turtle is of the species called green turtle" and was captured in the sea off Charle- ton. It was sent to John Moore, a fish and meat dealer on Cherry street a few days ago strapped in a large box. and for days it was the observed of all observers in the market and outside. It weights about 200 pounds and will be green turtle soup in a few days for the patrons of The Elton.
 NTz,-,,,,1r CIo,,,n, ,-anotod t,s- ,.non, on the second floor of the Immaculate Conception church rectOry this nIOrn- ing and spent the greater oprtion of the day down stairs. This Is the first time he has been out of the sick chamber fin several weeks, and every body about the place was very much pleased to see him. He mas lost some flesh. but considering that he has been confined to the house for a long time, he does not look bad and unless something unexpected turns up he will he able to take a walk about town in a day or so.
 It was late in the afternoon yester- day before the case against Harold Lawton for shooting Thomas Crane with bird shot in Cheshire a month ago was over. The lawyers occupied as much time with their arguments as they did in trying the case. Lawton was charged on two counts with breach of the peace and assault. The prosecution was conducted by Attor- ney Kelley and the defense by Judge Peasley and the accused was found guilty on both counts and fined sT and costs on each. Crane is still in the hospital He was fishing on the property of '-ShelI'' Hitchcock when he was shot.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
FELL FROM HACK
Thomas Weston Was Seriously
 Injured This Morning.

Thomas Weston, hack driver, fell from the seat of his cab in Brooklyn this morning and was seriously in jured. Weston was about to alight from the seat when his foot caught in the buck board and he was thrown to the pavement. He received an awful fall landing squarely upon his head. He was rendered unconscious and it was surprising that he was not kill ed.. The accident happened near Dan McGrath's residence on Bank street, and the driver was just returning with mourners from a funeral. The horses had stopped and Weston was getting down to open the door when the misfortune befell him.
 Dr J. F. Farrell, who was in the neighborhood at the time, was called, and at length succeeded in bringing Weston to consciousness and 1t is was shaken up considerably and 1t is thought that his skull was fractured. He was removed to the home of rela- tives at 55 Grove street.
 Weston was on one of George Re- gan's hacks to-day having the job temporarily ..-.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
None Will Be Issued This Year Owing
 to New Law.

There will be no naturalization of applicants for citizenship this fall. This is owing to the new law relating to aliens and citizenship, which re- 5quires all applicants for naturaliza- tion papers to have their applications exposed in the office of the clerk of the court three months before being given hearing .--.
 At present there are sixteen names in the application card in Clerk Roots office in the district court, and only four of these are of English speaking natiOnant, The remainder are Rus sians,' Italians, G-edes, Germans and Films. Every day for the past month there have been applications for citizenship papers and invariably the applicant is of non-English speaking nationality These men seemed very anxious to come under the wings of the American eagle and do not hesi- tate to pay the increased price for their papers, $1 for the first and $2 for the second, and $2 more for filing their applications.
 On the other hand those who speal; the language of the country think twice before transferring their dol lars to the clerk. Until they are in- formed the price of admission to citizenship they are great patriots, but when the price is mentioned they turn upon their heel and go. They have an idea that old times still pre- vail, when ones party used to pay the fiddler. They are not aware that the clerk of the court is responsible to the government for every blank form issued to him and that the gov ernment receives portion of the money obtained for every paper filled out. It is likely there will be 70 ses- sion of the court for the purpose of issuing papers until December.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11

Don't neglect yOur stomach. At the first indication of trouble take some thing that will help 1t along in its work of 1iepssing the food yOu elt- Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia wiI do this Sold by The Buekingisam Phsrmzcy-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
x.nssuv.r Riot. VIII H.Ip Treaty.

Washington. Sept 1.-The antiOrien- tai rioting at Vancouver. it Is believed by officials of the state department, wfl help the United States in the ne gOsiati0n of a Japanese coolie exclu- sion treaty. The negotiations on that subject have been progressing lacka- daisicaIly for months. Japan evidently holding o1 for better terms and in gen eral fer a recognition of her contention that the Japaness cooIie is as good as any other human Icing on earth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
Prize Tribunal Plan Aeeep,ed.

The Hague, Sept 11.-At a meeting of the plenary commission a vote was taken on the prize court proposition. The result was twenty-six votes in fa- vor of the proposition and two against it. There were fifteen abstentions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11

T cannot say as yet whether my friends and shall have another ticket in the fourth,- slid Daniel J. Ma tancy this orp .ng when speaking about the fourth warC meeting last fnight. -In all probability we will not. You know the ticket, which the com mlttee appointed last evening selects. must be ratified at another meeting before it is accepted Dan, although somewhat sore f CT the way things went last night. IS determined to stick tO the administration and will with out doubt be found in line afer the primaries. T really think we re- cpived a raw deal.' he continued, "and if noses had been counted for fourth ward men alone. I am sure we would have won out. wished to have Il fought out between 1Ir Ma lone and myself and not bring in the ether sections of the wand. but my plan was killed Even as if was we sucreeded in placing two of our r7eH c1 the ticket and there are onIy five from Brooklyn There were voters from aIi wards present and. more orer the chairman rubbed 1t aa to us. Sill there is not much use taking about t now snd I viii swaT. tba events Of the next few days before | wil decfae what to do He Ma- To1e fscEs0n ca the othT hzrd de- eizre that if q coznt had tesa made tT voz1d have woa o1t 5gst fhs @zszLhzEsuztzfzt1ztas Dz<E8zs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
F 1 R E

of McElligott's genuine Lehigh coal will make your home cozy when the zero weather arrives. Fresh from the mines, if con- tains all its heat giving proper ties. It burns clean and leaves but little clinker and ash. It is the best coal you can buy and we can prove it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11

rexulsrsy cu1ducted and nat there is 10 cause for complaint The MaEner facffoz whSch years ago was strong fer Nzkznsy. but ths past few years have ben against hfz. Wxs vith Mz- rure Issz&rzgh<
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29
v. McCANDLESS HAS A
VERY RUSTIC RESIDENCE


There IL not = more rustic home IL
Florence than that owned by ]. Vic
tor MoCandless. He has Just i'm
proved tho property by building ,
three room addition. The logs thai
were used In the structure were
hewed BY his father from the hill,
Of this county in 1858. The -senio,
AoCapdless built himself . home
shis side Of Chandler and the old
house stood there for years. The log,
were hauled down 10 Florence some
slime a,o.
The original house IL also built oil
logs. II was put ep by . man named
Ohatfield and WAS included In . trade
that Mr.. CaudlesS and Mr.. Cha tie ID
entered into . few years aftsrward.
The residence 10 very dear to j. V.
McOandless - be was born In til.
original house.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29
sPAULDING WILL BRIsTLE
WITH LIFE IN SUMNER

Pster Toaso who . month sgo aaas
good strife Of gold. silvsr aad
lead ofss 10 Che spauldiss ccunsfy. Il
sackins the ore for shipmsEt aaa
expects to sand the hrst lot 70 ths
amelter in very short time. There
arc several sacka Of ths ore laid
aside. Il viii b remembered that
he opened . three. foot vein Of t55 ere
and An eight inch sireAk Of e76 ore.
different claims. The assays were
made 10 the mill here. Tonso Il
pushing the work Of dsvsiopnant =
rapidly ~ possible and saving the ore
that IL extracted daily.
He is also working three men in
cabin building. The logs arc hauled
: considsrable distance from spauld.
ing. He has already erected several
Of them and will continue building
operations until spring. when he ex-
peota 10 sse rush to the new dig.
eings repeated. II IL understood thas
most Of the miners who were In the
camp last summer and finished up
their assessment work will return in
the next few weeks.
Sherman Andrews and . gentleman
Of Colorado Springs who went over to
the camp Sunday. returned yesterday
and they bring back glowing reports
Of the possibilities Of Tbs nsw Edo.
rado. Interest In the camp WAS
awakened too late last year to warrant
much developments before the appear
anoe Of anow. but ~ nearly all the
miners express great confidence as
coming camp. thero 10 but little doubt
as to the amount Of work that will
be done there the coming spring and
Summer seasons !.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29
RIPRAPPIN0-.rh, oI,y 10 doIu

RIPRAPPING-Ths oity 10 doing
two Jobs Of riprappipR IN order to
prevent the water from washing into
two streets. The contract for riprap.
ping Union avsuns. to forsstall .
wash Into the street and sudsngsr
some of the hossss resting shsssos.
hss Dsss awarded 70 Henry Fog
Some legs we're dumped Into Oat
creek. 3ust OF Of Seventh street some
weeks Aav. and complaint was made
10 The ooupeil at ths iaat nsstiss By
Edwin Lobaeh who says that II the
loss were allowed 70 remain there
thsy would y washed asaiass che
bridge below when tie hlsh vaess
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29

SPECIAL AEETING-Thsrs will
be special meeting Of the Fiorenoe
Business 4en's association In ths
of'ics OF the secretary. George Kill
liap. State Bank block. at 8 O'Clock
this evering. II bAs been some time
since the association has held . meet.
Ina and It 10 earnestly hoped that ths
membsrs will turn ont 10 . body 70.
night ss the opinions Of all members
10 wanted upon the questions that
will come up.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29

TOWNSHIP sURvEY-Accordips
to Associated Press dispa tchss sent over
the wires from Washington. this gov :
epmsnt has authorised . new town.
ship survey In this county. Just
whether the dispatch means that IL
will bs . re.survsy Of one Of the town.
ships Of the county or . township sur.
vey Of the county has not been learn.
ed. Or Just why IL shonld bs done
at this particular time ID not known.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29
A wOMAN'S MISTAKE
MIGHT CAUSE DEATH

A mistake msds By Mrs Kennison.
widow residing 10 the Tsnnant ter.
rsos In West Florsnos. might have
cost her her life. About midnight
Sunday she arose from bed with .
throbbipG headache. She had been in
the habit Of usioG headache tablets
when necessary. The bottl~ was kept
on the window sill where . young
man who 10 boarding there kept .
bottle Of tablets that he ussd 10 at.
tempting to cure the bAfbsr's itoh.
The bottles were placed side BY side
ME- Ksnnison In cropping 10 the
darkness could not distipGuish the
diffsrnos 10 she sixs Of the bottles and
swallowed one Of ths bsrbsr's Itch
tablets.
II Wa only . few moments until
shs WAS thrown into violent pain and
It bscsms necessary 70 ssnd for City
Physician Paxton who sdnInistsrsd
rsstorasivos and the lady 10 now out
Of danger. although she still feels the
effects Of che poison. II seems thas
when the youpR man sssd the Itch
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29
John Houston
Wall Paper. Paint, Glass, Oil
Vasnish, Brushes and Paint.
srs' Supplies. l0S 3. Main.

ONLY eN-6spesinosaAsu Jessph
Lloyd = ~ city wsess werks was
ealis1 spea this tine 10 tsFn the
wa6sr 81 saly six dslisqusst water
Nsees. Waoss Rsat Was ass On the
arso q The meath bst ssvssesss
eays = ssnss wsss given II esdsF
~ - inesavssissss ssms ee ths
psasses e ~ city sssssn. Il nssa
ysass ~ saty has sssasl We wasss
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29

time arrives and cause . great deal Of
damage to property below. Now the
city has decided n bind tha LOGS With
wire cable 20 ~ to prevent the water
from washing 10 sgainst the banks Of
adjoining property and alec 70 prevent
them from going down the creek.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-29

FATHER DIED = Mr.. EabsFs.
father Of Lloyd Egters Of Canon City,
formerly = druggist Of this city.
who died in Canon from . compli.
cation Of diseases. WAS buried Sun.
day. Mr.. Egbers. Sr.. was quite
old. His remains were laid to rest
in Feirview cemetery.