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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

Comptroller and Clerk Of the Court
of Appeals. At present he IS in
complete mastery Of the Republican
situation, and he has accomplished
it without having a single vote from
Baltimore.
The politicians friendly to the
Bonaparte element are certain that
Mudd domination OF the party spells
party defeat. but they are sore
just now as a result OF their recent
defeat. The tameness with which
Mr.. Bonaparte accepted bis defeat
at the hands Of Mr.. Mudd surprised
bis friends, who believed the Attor-
ney Generals civil service and Re-
form League principles would rise
up and revolt at the idea OF Mr.
Mudd being in control Of the party
and Mr.. Mudd s political lieutenants
being at helm OF the committee. In
stead Mr. Bonaparte meekely said
in comment that mr.. Parran will
makae most excellent chairman. 81
Those who have talked with the At
tOrney General since Mr.. Parran was
made chairman say that he is not
pleased Sunday S Sun.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

Rrom Our Regular Correspondent
Washington d. c.. April. 8, 1907.
There has just been sprung q pol
itical sensation that would do credit
to the weather with the thermome-
ter at 100 In the shade. IL emanates
from the inside OF The Republican
party and most OF the Republican
papers seem inclined TO take it seri-
ously Whatever there may or may
not be behind il, The mere currency
of the story shows the deep rooted
distrust that the Re publican leaders
have OF each other and the strong
undercurrent of opposition that is
known to b. running against the
President and his policies 10 the
financial world.
The facts or the canard, as one
| chooses TO class it, are that at a re-
cent dinner either in Washington,
Senator Penrose dined not wisely
but too well and boasted that there
was plot on foot to block the Roose.
welt policies for the next four years
by nominating man not of his choice
for the Presidency. Senator Pen.
rose declared, SD the story went,
that there had been a fund of g, 900,
900 started by high financial inter-
ests in New York, including the
Standard Oil Company, Z. Fl. Har.
riman, Jacob Schiff. H. II. Rogers
and a number Of others, as the nu-
clues OF an immense corruption fund
wherewith TO secure the nomination
in the next republican national con-
vention OF any man, so long as he
was a man whom the corporations
could handle and who was pledged
against all Of the Roosevelt doctrines.
IL was said that there were mum
bers of real supporters of the Presi.
dent at the table who listened with
astonishment to this recital, and re-
CARELESS of whether the narrator
was responsible for his utterauces
or not. they at once told all that had
occurred TO the President. Then az
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

The manner In which congressman
Madd ousted from the States chair
manship last Wednesday Mr.. John
b. Hanna and installed in his place
disclose personal and political friend.
Mr. Thomas Parran. came as q shock
70 the Bonaparte faction in the party.
The incident is believed to have been
humilisting to the attorney General,
and 10 is said that on the day follow.
ing bis usual serenity aod impassive
ness we're quite disturbed.
But the ATTORNEY General is help.
less. The only friends within the
organization whom be has are ap-
pearently Collector Stone and Con
gresham Pearre. The former con-
trolled Is votes in the State Central
Committee and the latter 10. Mr..
Hanna had the FIVE from his own
county OF Hartford, but that was all
When they were totaled up the en-
tere Bonaparte strength in the party
organization was totaled.
On the other hand, Congressman
Mudd had all of Southern MARYLAND,
Congressman Jackson had all of the
Eastern Shore. and. through Mr.. P.
L. Goldsborough, the combination
managed 70 secure Carroll county.
Then IL was also demonstrated that
Mr.. Bonaparte and his friends could
NOT control his own county-Balti-
more-and that Mr. Robert Garrett
had no influence with the delegates
there. Mr.. James Z. Ingram was
the real man who swung them. aud
he swung them in line for Parran and
with the Mudd-J Jackson Goldsbor-
Ough combination.
Those who witnessed the wav in
which Mr.. Mudd ran the State COM
mittee on Wednesday 10, are conf
dent that he will be In as full charge
OF the Republican State convention.
That means that Mr.. Mudd, will
draft the platform Of the party and
practically dictate the nominations
icr Governor, Attorney General,
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The Baltimore City Democrats

The Baltimore City Democrats
have just emerged from a strenuous
primary and the manner in which
they are coming together for the
municipal election is encouraging
and inspiring The defeated candi.
dates for the Mayorsltv nomination
-Messrs. Brown and Linthicm-
are earnestly at work for their sue
cessful competitor, and their lieu
tsnts In ths primary fight are now
doing yoeman work for Mahool's
election. Allover the State the Dem
ocracy Is enthused by such action for
10 presages victory for the party.
County Democrats should follow
she good example set them by their
city brethren aud get together. :"
The rank and fle OF the party is al
ways 10 line. but il sometimes hap
pens that the leaders stragg!e. The
coming campaign is no time for sulk-
ing or faltering, but demands bold
and aggressive fighting. Tocompass
the defeat OF the Republicans, astute-
ly led as they are by Mudd and Par
ran. will require all the energies Of
Democrats and they should not waste
their strength and substance in fac
tional fights among themselves
Every leader, every element should
join readily and loyalty in any move
tending to harmonious action and to
cement the party s battle line Show
your belief in Democratic principles
byyour work for Democratic success.
Don't Do jealous OF other Democrats
don't bruise old sores and keep
alive old animosities. and don I be q
dog in the Manager" Look to the
futurel
The writer is not O candidate for
any ONCE, nor has he any political
Ak to grind and is seeking toinduce
someone to turn the wheel for him.
He Is content TO serve as a private
In the ranks and to do what 10 him
lies for party success. We want to
see every Democrat express his
views fairly, freely and fearlessly in
the primaries. when they are called,
and whatever the result may be.
abide by it, and work until the votes
are counted for the nominees OF his
party.
This Fall should and we hope will
witness q glorious triumph for the
Democratic party in Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11
The Frigate Constitution To De
Exhibited AZ The jamestown Ex-
position.
(BY A. S. KELToN,)

Norfolk. Wa report received
from the Charleston NAVY Yard.
Boston. Mass states that the famous
did sea fighter. the Constitution
is now undergoing repairs. Con-
sequent 10 a visit To the jamestown
Exposition. to be held on the shores
OF Hampton Roads. The vessel has
been ia the Charleston Navy Yard
since October 1897, where she was
towed from Portsmouth. New Hamp-
shire, and owing to many years neg
lect, il will be almost midsummer
before she will be able to join in the
grand naval pageantry, that will be
on display during the period OF the
Jamestown Exposition Only struc-
tural repairs are now being made on
the Constitution. but a movement is
on foot TO collect the many souvenirs
and equipment taken from the yes
sci at various times, so that she will
have as near as possible. her origin
al appearance.
The Constitution is 175 feet in
length. and AZ feet in width. with a
normal load draught OF 1870 tons.
No ship of ancient or modern type
has had such a glorious career az
the Constitution.
Such was the uniformity OF her
success that the British Admiralty
ordered that the English frigates
should not fight her unless they
met her in force. On August 18th,
1872. she fought the Guerrero. for
four hours, leaving the later a total
wreck, which could not even be
brought into port as prize. Under
Commodore cambridge of the coast
of Brazil in December of the same
year she captured the British Bri-
gate Java after a sharp fight.
Again of Cape Verde Islands in a
fight that lasted less than an hour,
the Constitution. under Captain
Stewart. captured both the Frigate
Cyane, and the Sloop Levant, al
though these ships we're far super
ior to the Constitution.
In the midst of the modern war
ships of the representative countries
of the world, old Iron Sides" an
chored in historic Hampton Roads,
will be one of the most interesting
and educational exhibits OF the Elk.
position.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

Q sequel came prompt denial from
Senator Penrose that he had ever az
tended the dinner in question, or
that he bad ever made any such
statement as was attributed 20 him.
At the White House on the other
hand, while il was not denied that
the story had been told to the Presi-
dent Il was distinctly stated that
the name of Senator Penrose had
not been mentioned. and out siders
were left 10 their own specula-
tons as to how much faith the Pre-
sident and bis advisers put In the
tale. Senator Penrose has always
been counted as one OF the loyal il
not warm supporters OF the Admin
istration and il is known that the
President helped him substantially
in his fight recently in Peunsyl-
vania. The name OF Senator Scott
Of West Virginia and of Senator
Elkins are also mixed up in the
story Of the plot and the dinner,
but there is not enough tangible
stuff to go on except to suggest that
there are things doing under the
surface in the Republican party,
and that however calm and cordial
relations may appear TO be there
are developments ahead that will
bear close watching.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

The Honorable Sydney z Mudd
stacked the cards on the Honorable
Charles ]. Bonaparse at the recent
meeting Ct the Republican State
Central Committee. caught Charlie s
Jack and PLAYED high. low, Jack.
gift and game on him. II Br'er
Bonaparte continues TO sit in with
Br'er Sydney he will In time learn
several new points Of the game.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11
Grand Pigeon Shoot.

At Martins Hotel Bowling, Hughes
vile, Charles County. Md, April II, 1907.
Valuables Prizes,
LIST an Elegant Double Harness,
and an Nice Single Harness,
Bird Cash Prize of $500.
An entrance Zee Of two dollars with
dinner included. Shooting viii begin at
2.3OP p. NJ, those wishing to enter the
contest, viii please write me before that
date. An elegant dinner and supper will
be given and a royal time promised. All
LeOnardtOwn sports are particularly in
vited to attend.
Judges:-MaiOr Mercer, Prince Georges
County; Hon. b. II. CamaIier, st. Mary's
County; Mr.. c b. Lloyd, Baltic, at large.
j. r. MARTIN,
April 4-u. Proprietor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

At the meeting Of the Republican
State Central Committee held in Bal
timore. Wednesday, April 4th. In
slant. Mr.. Thomas Parran. Of Cal
vert County, was elected Chairman
vice Mr.. John B. Hanna. Congress
man Mudd chaperOned the meeting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11
surveying.

Mr.. Lewis G. Thompson, Survey
or. has removed from tho LIST. 20 the
Bird. Election District. Persons dis
iring his service can have q ready
response by addressing him at Comp
on, Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

you cant lose me Charlie" as
the Hon. Mudd remarked TO the
Hon. Bouaparte ct the recent meet
ing OF the Republican State Central
Committee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11
New Advertisements
Feed Wheat for Sale.

O00 bushels of Feed Wheat for sale.
OOO T5 cents a bushel-cash or no
wheat
LFo NJ. WATHEN,
LeOnardtown. Nd.
April IL, OFT.
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THE BEST.

Special and general Agent for the best
Lie, Accident and Health Insurance sold
in the U. y. will be glad to see all desir-
ing only first class insurance. Would
like to talk to those desiring to sell real
estate of all kinds.
j. CAMILLUs HOWARD,
LeOnardtown. Md.
Oct. 25-Dd Il.
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OrphaI

Tuesday. Apt
met-all the judi
Inventory OF
John T. Gully
order for sale I'D
Court adoined
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Saint Narg
COUNTY
LOCalViSe and
Plant q tree next
instant. Arbor Day

httVtAo NAhS tkOoI
Bowling, Hughes]
Friday. |
The recent c lid :
~ damaged the frut
out the State.
Mrs. Amelia Saj
Theodosia Blacksto|
are visiting friendj
Rain. hail. sleet. |
made up the weat
and Sunday. April /
G. Nash Reid. of
has been on q shorf
in Leonardtown ha
home.
Monday last, dog
belonging TO Judgd
Leonardtown. TIL
dogs paid for the $
Cough A. TipE
Leonardtown, OF
c.. is now ''trav{
Maryland. We wi
cess.
We invite especi
advertisement on o
the j. l., Gilbert Il
Baltimore, nd. T
popular house.
l.. Rude, Of Thigh
artesian well man,
cond we'll for Hote
Friday. The joint
is % gallons per n
Before another !
il i, likely that Nd
be "a thing Of the p
tor Dean expects
hOstelry down by
The Commission
session Tuesday.
allowed pensions u
Owing 10 the in(
Commissioner A be
On our first pag
OF resolutions adoI
fish Commission ri
ing OF oysters in III
during the closed
ing on leased grou
Mr.. n. NJ, Cake
ID. c., holds the I'd
between that city
He left Washingt
bile at ], p. NJ, FL
LeOnardtown at 3.
N. NJ. Cake. of Y
A. Quilts, Of Har
ii. Chiffon, of Kill
Geo. G. Hammond
were the first CUES
10 the new Hotel |:
The Towson @
March got 4s2 eg
not Ia it with Hor
Leonardtown. VIII
month, got BOZ eg
brown Leghorn al
Last week, Mes
son and T. Murdd
inspection over
Steamers. They
men but no dou bt
at the many sharE
recent increase i
tariff.
Judge w. S.
Orphans Court.
successful fruit q
ty. says that VII
peaches may have
the frost and cold
think the crop is
injured.
The official cou
Daltlmore prlmaI
plurality Of l4.l7
7,O43 over both C
nus majority owe
Republican primI
total Democratic
the total kepubli
L Gendason. o
rene wed his leas
store in this tow
here. Mr.. Gend
turned from New
mDre where be b
ceDsionalIy comp
vertisement will
Issue
John Briscoe,
10 the Freshman
lege received com
at the recent ceie
est average in
Green well, OF Cl|
st Mary s boy,
College. reflects
county.
A portion OF I'd
the old Moore III
away and the Wi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. MARYs
ut Leonardtown In the State Of MARYLAND,
at the close Of business, March a, 1907.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, Sl66.992 80
OverdraGts, secured and unsecured, Is 20
u. 3. Bonds to secure circulation, 6,50 90
U. s. Bonds 70 secure U. y. Deposits, 5000 90
Premiums on U. 8. Bonds. SO q
Bonds, securities, ETC., 4,t06 Is
Banking house, furniture, fixtures, 1900 90
Due from National Banks mot re-
serve aGentsl 62e %
Due from State Banks and Bankers 6,s6s IL
Due from approved reserve agents, 1851 81
Checks and other cash Items. 10 50
Notes OF other National Banks. go 90
Fractional paper currency, nickles
and cents, i0 %
Lawful money reserve in bank S9i viz:
LeeaI.tender notes. i.sSo 90 N.4o4 90
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasur-
or % per cent Of circulationI n2 50
Total. = saa.7i7 .
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In, 5000 90
Surplus Fund, 1900 90
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid. 2,O7 06
National Bank notes outstanding, o,25O 90
Due 70 State Banks and Bankers, 1905 S
Individ1 deposits subject 10 check, les00s u
Cashiers checks outstanding, 81 o.
United States deposits, 1900 90
Total, s247,7I7 q
State OF Maryland. County OF 81. Aary's, ss:
/, L. ]. STERLING, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement 10 true 20 the best OF my
knowledge and belief L J. STERLING,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this sOth
day Of March 1907.
7. FKNwIcK HERBERT, J. p.
CoRRRcT-Afteat
+. o. MORGAN,
| p. ". KING,
E. b. ABELL,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

Close Of Levy.

Ofiee OF the County Commissioners.
LeOnardtown, Nd, March i 8, 1907.
ALL PERSONS having accounts against
SC. Mary's County are hereby notified TO
file the same in this Office on or before
Tuesday, April 8, 1907, otherwise
they viii be excluded from the Levy OF
1907. By order,
JOHN T.. CECIL, President.
WALTER B. DORSEY, Clerk.
March 26-d.
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LID. DEL. &vA RAILWAY CO.
PASSENGER TARIFF.

In eject April Is, 1907. to and from
BALTIMORE, Nd. and points on the
POTOMAC RIVER LINE, TO apply In
both directions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

WANTRn High class man as
MnNAnD' local representative
Opportunity TO get into a splendid pay
ing business. Very small capital requir-
ed. Nointerference with present employ
ment and no eanvassing.
u. B. Exploitation Corporation,
Suite 1IO5, 43 Exchange Place,
Feb21 New York
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11
School Notice.

School Notice.
There will be a meeting Of the Board
OF School Commissioners.
TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1907,
to audit! Teachers Reports for the Term
ending April 18th. instant,
By order.
GEO. W, JOY,
April ll-2t. Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-04-11

To and from BALTIMORE. Md. and
points on the PATUXENTRTvER LINE
Ito apply in both direetions.)
RATES.
To and from Baltimore, Md. and Fair
Haven. Md.
First Glass Straight Fare..-......... OIL %
Second Class Straight Fare........... 90
First Class Round Trip Omit 80
days. ...-......-....................... 2 90
To and from Baltimore, Nd. and al
other points-(F Haven Excepted.l
First Class Straight Fare. o. 90
Second Class Straight Fare........... so
First Class Round Trip limit go
each
T. MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent.
April 81
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BANK STATEMENT.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. MARYs
at Leonardtown In the State Of MARYLAND,
at the close Of business, March q, 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04
The Co. Cooperative Building and
Loan Association.

h COOPERATIVE Building and
Loan association of Albuquerque, the
pioneer association Of the Southwest,
has rounded out nineteen full years
Of successful business life. producing
results highly r~emunerative to its
stockholders. large and small alike.
II has paid back to stockholders
more than half a million dollars. is
distinctively a home institution, gov
erned by the stockholders, among
whom are some Of Albuquerque's best
business men.
A new series has just been placed
on sale, payable $1.0O per share per
month. commencing it'll the present
month.
If you are interested in putting
your savings where they will earn
something, or would like to own your
home, instead of forever paying rent,
let the secretary tell you about the
COOPERATIVE.
Office. room .. n. r. Armijo build
ing