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Santa Cruz, CAL Jan. IA report was
Fseefyed here late this evening that the
steamer City Of Panama could be seen
from the top .of the flagstaff at Pigeon
Point lighthouse. It is supposed she is
ashore on a reef.
y crew was dispatched to her aid this
evening. TO Pigeon Point. six miles up the
coast. and brought the news back TO San
Vicentin. The steamer is barely visible
from the top Of the flagstaff, and cannot
be seen from the beach
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Mcclellan HaIts Hearst Writ.

Albany, \. Y, Jan. 5.-Supreme Court
Justice Belts to-day granted an alterna-
tive writ of prohibition restraining At
torney General jackson and William r.
Hearst from proceeding in the quo war
rantO matter of a recount on the an
plication Of G. d. B. Hasbrouck. counsel
for Mayor Mcclellan. The writ is re-
turnable January u before Justice Belts.
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LOCAL.

2-Taft Gives Negro Troops Chance.
2-Connict in Testimony at Wreck In
quest
2Clash over District and Federal IN
quiries
3-Dr. Flower FIourishcd in Washington
4-Mexican Files Claim in Brownsville
Affair
4-Cortelyou May Call National Commit
tee Meeting.
4BeImont Scores on Thomas Nelson
Page
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Aged Raiirond sInn Dead.

Reading. Pa. Jan. 5-Robert H Sayre.
former vice president and general mana
ger Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, died
at South Bethlehem to-day. He was
eighty-two years old.
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BAILEY DEFEATED
IN PIVOTAL COUNTY
Loses Election at State Capt.
tai by 100 Votes.
RESULT A BLOW TO HIN
Enemies Hope to Bring About
Legislative Inquiry.

Yesterdays Returns Expected to
Have Big Influence or Representa-
tiveS Who Are Already Gathering
for Session of LeEisIatUre-DistFic
Always AntagOnistic To Candidate
Whose Name Was Left on Ticket.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Nirginia-Fair;
warmer to-day, Tomorrow, fair !;
light southerly winds.
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London, Jan. Gen. Sir Henry Per
cival de Battle, K. c. B., is dead. His
son and heir, Hugo de Battle. is the hus-
band of Mrs. Langtry, who now becomes
Lady de Battle.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
New York Life Victorious
bailey Loses Pivotal County.
1-Ste2mCr Ponce Probably Lost
1-Capt Mcdonald Scores Foraker
Bomb Wrecks Philadelphia Bank.
4-Dixon To Succeed Clark.
3-Reyelations in Hartman Probe.
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BOMB WRECKS BANK,
KILLS, And MAINS
Three Are Dead and Sixteen
Hurt by Crank's Deed.
DEMANDS LOAN OF $1,000
Forces Way Into Philadelphia
Bank Presidents Office.

About 10 Be Elected When Intruder
HurIs Internal COntriynnce, Blow
ing Himself and Cashier william
: McLear TO Atoms, and WreckiBE
Money Scattered Everywhere.
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SWORN CIRCULATION OF
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

The Washington Herald last week
printed, circulated, and sold 211,S66 papers.
The circulation for each day of the week
was rs follows:
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solemnly swear that the above state
ment represents the number of copies Of
The Washington Herald actually circu-
lated and sold during the days named
ended January ;, 1907
J. HARRY CUNNINGHAM
Auditor
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
5th day Of January, A. ID. 1907
(Seall PAUL F. CAIN.
Notary Public, d. c.
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CONTINUED on THIRD PAGE.
baltimore and Return, sl.25-Balti-

Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
al Eckstein's from y to 5 I4l2 y. Y. ave
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whole Buiiding rocked.

The whole building seemed TO rock
desks and partitions flew into fragments,
men and women We're hurled about like
nine-pins. Down came in q rain Of glass
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Manhattan Shirts Greatly Reduced.
Sale now on. Joseph Auerbach, 625 Pa. ave.
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Every Saturday and Sunday All trains.
both ways. both days except Royal Linn
tied. City Offices, 1417 G ST. and 619 Pa.
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For the greatest amount OF heat at

the least expense. use an Ofte Hot-water
Radiator. DEMONSTRATIONS 500 9th ST. NV
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stenographers' Civil Service Exam-

nation, Jan. 9. The Drillery, loo \. Y.
ave. will tell you all about it
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

To ras DKnocnATIc fVrnAa og VI.
MAny's CouNrS

announce myself a. a candidate luE
INA nnminnfi0n lor Uunnty Treasure
ma respectfully solicit the anpportu q q
fellow Democrats have beea . WUre
M DNsnocrat for thirty ytmFv; have yot-
81 thirty ssralRht Democrats tiekcts
and now ak Democrats 90 support lae
Inr this nomination. pledge mysell,
s. matter what the deeisinn q tnp pr.
mary may be ~ do my nEsaoat ~ party
s..cceaa AID. il The inture ~ II tbs paAt,
& ilaht ior ghe succems ~ the lemocfat,f
ticket. FHg1s a. huWhsh.
sept 2p-~pd,
n wv Z b \, ...s..'s 4 ~ .......
ze1ttA ~ tH4 Hun4s 81 ueIH&si1a Al,3 -
tzsHt - VII ~ eAKno4uS uapfl1Fts4 ~ tIsn
ss.sl.'anS %fa ili EwainkMi and ~ NyMfn9 mMn II
sssNM FAfN alA8 ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
Home Cen


ttisir Old homes and particIp
the festivities oi the week.
the notable men who revisited
old county we're Hon. Henry
Yates, President Of the Nebras Ea
National Bank Of Omaha, Neb., ana
one Of the leading financiers Of the
great West. Mr.. Yates left ST. Mary 4
il 1858 and was one Of the Omaha
pioneers. He organized the firsO
National bank 10 that place and b As
seen Omaha grow from small toxin
to great city and there are 3ew
who have contributed as much 10
this result as has this sturdyl re.
preventative Of a good old st. Maky's
family. Mr.. Yates came home Via
Richmond, Va, where be Is
attendance as delegate upon IS 4
Episcopal General Conyentioy IS n
Another Of the distinguish Is 81
who needed the mother C 70 81
call to come home was DR.. 10 60
Thompson, Of Washington, Of 90
the worlds really great surgeoO
and the head Of his profession Ia III
United States. Both DR.. ThompsBn
and Mr.. Yates were born near Leon.
ardtown and we know they derived
great pleasure in revisiting the
scenes where they playeu as child
rem and spent their early youth.
st. Mary's has good reason 10 be- |
proud Of the noble records made by
these men who are not only great
but good. We hope that they will
be present at many more ST. Mary i
Home. ComIngs. /,
Among the many whose return 10
St. Mary's gave real pleasure 10
those whoaifectionately remembered
them in the old days. we note: Mr..
and Mrs. T, N Camalier; Mr.. and !
Mrs. w. A. Fenwick; Mrs. Leo
Marsh Mr.. and Mis-. Rbach Aa,elI.
Miss Lily Waters: r, O. Moore. If !.
Washington; Mr. and BIrs. II. q. !
EdelenA Joy Combsx Misses Mary I
Estella and Mae Berry sass 81, !,
Messrs. John and Clarence Duke. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Lyod. q
N. Carpenter. P. II, Dorsey ma
Mr. Japes Short, Of Baltimore. :
wy are specially grateful eo the 6
baltimore Sun for the Interest," It il i
inanifesting in st. Maryis county !, I
Messfs Chas. Abel, w. Il. Unducb r
and + y. West-rthree oi the most !,
talented Of the younger men Of its j
corps are Ia Leonardtown attend. s
lng our Homa-C Coming. The Sua !,
powerful Influence Is being exerted {,
Il directing attention to the advan. & &
ages Of ~. Mays and to aiding n =
improving The county, i
IL,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
re The puAlls.

L has been reported that. Kempes i.
NieiI have withdrawn - candidate lot
the lraasurerAhip and am i candidate M
ebegln % The coming psilnnrios empha.
ticAlly deug kAe report Aa sandldnsnlor
ehpt3H ! an Ia the fight Tor The Tfpn.
eurefs osilce and intend 10 light "a
Mntans kKMPrR A.. YIHr1.
sept, s5-l. afd Eiection District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
Desirable Property In the W.
Ioa6 Of MsechanleavIils,
ron SALE.

one 81 the finest Basinesm Properties
"a the Village u Mechanicssiile, MIDI y
fsr NniA. Tbs DitnatI0nisNerun 20 none.
fht nwallinH tontnina y living rooms
~ u skxIItf@ lie
nNslasmN wnA arcNkad ln lNua
70 - lmnedlAta buyer. win eli the
pHslaln8 Aud stock ii goods helon coMs
Or wsll reduces stock ~ there viii ~
but Q small stock 20 pay l0r.
I am Offering THE property for sale be-.
cAnse q my health and 20 afford inc
greater opportunity toeaFe for my moth
Hrsees rhiIarnu4 '''y ~
0nif naen who mean business need AZ.
ply. For particulars, address.
u. q. JOHNSON.
Meehanicsyille. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

To the people Of ST, Mary's County: 1
hereby announces myself as An Indapend.
ent Candidate for the Office 81 Stnfa'a
Attorney for 81. MaFy's County. and
respectfully AJAX thesupp0rt III the vs. tara
OF the county Tor this high oifIce.
Sept 10Th b. $1,000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

pleass announce Mr.. Thomas G. HnF-
Fsnou ii Charlotte hall DistSiet ~ q can
diaafa lor one 81 the Judges u the Or
uhanH Court sUbieet 20 the Democratic
lafuMrv. ne ii unqumli6edly lifted IuE
lie posstion and viii received the votes q
khe Dcmocrmcy generally and hla native
district enthusiastically.
FIrrn Disrmcr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

l respectfully announces myaasl a. =
candidate Tn D9nnEy surveyor suhIaet
70 the decision IL llls Democrats III
nnrleas aud solicit tar support ~ ng
frienda and III oil DonUcfmas.
CilAAfEs A. HExnD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
MULTIPLICATION Norlcr
liarla. AdrnE !, AZ.
W,
nAIEle s. q.

Ia the Clfnulf Court fuf NJ Mnrvss noaaaw
~ hQultF. No. So. n. III
" 4 n9xeny eruSf Iris 9th daF q 0ettll.nf
1870 tbnt ms sale 81 tne ihna emiiua rGmnaa.
siaN Aid HMft % MoApaafu' made Ala fApsfrf.
- ~ Datid =. itFlsoDe AID J0nn " hHFrln
&fuHtNFA ~ me MiuFB eAsflloGf case he ratlls ~
4tad eunuKfnwd Aatth4 enti1e " khu e0akxarr
~ aneWn - ~ bSlufe tHf kst afondag u
senFeM W tA9l, pfoxincd q u0p5 Of Gnfs firaaf
~ haHsfi@d ~ Rae ~ Mays 3MAcuM 0nae X
MunN tux thEgo successive NnNxa priar 10 the
said let MOaaAY-uf aovagnbaf.
EN0Mn Hs AkshiaaA &,lork
True euEy-~rests
KNuua 4 ABKLI, csark.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
For sheriff.

! respectfully announce myself al
candidate Tor che Uem0craficn 0nlnntiuu
Tor Sherin and solicit the support 81 my
fellow democrats.
DAa'L 9. HrEgess.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

Fcli aaleep IN Jesus, September ~
1907, EMILY ELIZA, beloved wiie %
Benz. !. nherEnAntlne.
oetobsr 7. 1907, a. the residence q
lar eon.in5mw. James WI. Denty bray.
dan. SARAH, beloved wile q Martin
Combs. MO- about 50 years. NAY she
rect ii peacei
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
For the House ii Delegates.

A. the aollntfAliDn % lklunda have .aerkss.
~ W submit my esnimR % lha DutlarrAsIn
feteEs q ~ AAFys Tor nonlnalluli f1f tSis
kv0Mq y N.Y. aud eunnu0nuy mak your uslli.
staeratson ~ NJ ctaimaf
heptA uko. ". MADDOX.
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WANTED.

a white woman to care Tor anoid ladv
o6 years of aga. For terms aIlA l,srtbas,
paFt'euiafs write or call at tho home II
Sept h--1na. CnlifornIa. Hi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

AZ the solicitation u my frauds have
decided ~ enter the euntest for the nosnl.
nation for Judge u the Orphans court
and respectfully ask tins aiu of all DEM
ocFafs 40 tbe coming primary.
IL 4. HARRs0A.
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St Maly's Racing Association,
LEoNARDTOwN, mD.

Fan Meeting, October d, 10 Il
III, 1907.
PROGRAM uF cLAaeas AND PURSES.
Ffssr DAs wednesdny, Oct, sih.
| iAbe tFot o. pape. Tor nil horses raised ma
cwned ~ Eeslaenta Of tho eoansss Aine,
| Purse, asQ.
| 1atg Ifos q paees fUr al HORSE raised a.
owned b residents d The aounts.s inA
pzfsa. ssa
~ tot e paeel asn Purse. vs.
aecoNn DAs Thursday. oct. 10.
For 8 -. Old colts racs. tfos q pace, bred
aud cWned 10 county. milo atu j. Purse. ~.
zsmluuiea race, sfog 81 pace; fof Hi h6rass
raised % Owned By residents OF tha co,inty
ginD, r,s,sa Ssx
~ tFut q pace, sin 8. Purse ~.
THiap friday. OCTOBER sflh.
mlnase race. icr. ail hosaas raissd Il
oS ~"F residents q the eounsyssin6.
rurae 90
owned y residents y the county einb.
Purse, sio
N1AR1AkbNSs
!. Rules q inc National rrotsins Association
AZ MottlnR Hnd pacing races. mil6 hNats
nest in 81 except coll race. Meney divld1,d1.,
- gst ~ esn r. p PR cent, aud g per cent, en-
VIII ~ divided ~, ~ %, 10 per cent
hn ! 90, % per cent. Of purse bto On.
tak. ~ start
Y hos IL a. glssaneIne ths leld Or any baTt or
Horses ceIlsl 1T l2l5 o. ciog1 ana IN, 49,.
nc n, All, sharp. a VI .ss #t,'t
Hobbies not barred
Hntrles close Qet.s 1th, 1907 AZ h. Il.
NeHpfnn MAIDS on any day III theaA I,Ahas
~ QAf QhflnK the meeting.
1avsa rto9fnu = ~
Positively nD enndltiunai 6ntriea
/. ttleNt reserved 70 rejoct any nntry received
= n9nt4 after qafE Of clQaina. y
Md. nels Va n. Il. gsoislnaliy ii ntoafnnFs
rom hAaklinofe and WaBkinft1u Jana ~
steamers from WatfiI8 ~; 4
eAye ntRpnonAQnIN Wharf, 7xh k$tfnef
Al H. NlNgS4 AtcfNknf&.
Leonard town. Nd Fl
R0hHfiT &. 90 jjss pfefide1,t
n AAMRlH a M "a VI lgiz. Vi6s. -
HNQcH ~. ARfLls, IteaE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

Daniel \. Johna0n has opened ate r..
etAnfant ipflnarly oceapied b. ThnF.
lloyd and invites the pairunn4e 81 llIa
friends AIfS The general public
Ito Min serve khe rery beet linnora ana
Potomac oyst4rs Give him can
Sept. a6-- Imp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
For He Election Of State . Attos-
ney.

Having labored earnestly aud conscien.
tiously u do equal and exact Justice u
ell n iile discharge 81 the grave and re.
aponsibie dnties III the 0iiica of states
Attorney, | respectfully ask 20 DO re-
elected there TO- sublnIttinR my claim to
tlie Democratic primaries 10 10 held On
the 18th Of October.
y. HARRle CAMArdnn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
"a III 4ouss 81 Delegates.
4 .A<ksH#s~
Is I'm 6rnas d THn Dnaocnkric
PATTY

wish to announce myself Q eapdi.
AjEsz f4sr tfe siislniuafi0n fpr ghe Hpuae "
lls.<1 ~ aubIest q the Democratic RI.
Il III IA X 4. i also Misb ~ 6kAi4 that hare
Ior fho last ~ ycafl SERVED nv party
faithfully without reward; hare twice
been spoken III ~ Candidate iur the
eAs.,a position and each time gotten Gus
of The way. / think nov 4 mi entitled
toit. Iexp6et 10 De h Candidate pntii
altar the primaries are over and win Ap.
lsransmfa every vote cast for me, and pro-
misc the p60ple Il nominated 70 put up
x game hight for Election, and i elected
VI faithfully serve The whole people With
QUE lear aud favor TO The best 81 ny
l4uTaEn +. MsDEs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10
satnrday. oct. ~, 1907,

Saturday, Oct. 12, 1907
and hold 4 primary election for The nomina-
tIon oi q county ticket 70 be voted Tor At thn
general election 70 be held Nov. q 1907.
Isaliots wlli 30 prepared and Furnished by
int Central Com nlitfee and each Democratic
voter win vote BY baIiNt for NC candidates
he prefers for each Of the several oiticea 70 DO
No district shall have two nominees for tho
same office.
ballots cast and list Of voters and shat make
returns certifying the number Of votes cast
for tho respective candidates 70 the central
Committoe on Monday, October u, 1877.
Names oGeMndidntcs 10 appear On primary
ticket must be Died with tho Central Con~
mIttee at Leonardtown before u A. on Tues
day. October 3, 1907
and continue open until o'clock. y. d.
The following named gentlemen WIN act ~
Judges aud Clerks q the said election
st, 1nigos--9co. &. Roach, Fred. dunbar
John II. Abel, Judges. Pembroke smith,
w Valley Lce-R. NJ. Henh, W, w. niscoe,
Bonl. Hedman, Judges Clinton HcpDs clerk.
L6onardtowIi-- liobt. q. Combs, Geo. w.
JOY, Geo \. Wathcns Judges. Paul Hayden,
' chaps,co-charlos j. Russell, John O
ltecve ,M.wis u. Davis, Judgoa VI =. Hsr'
e Gkariy.se xv.oa. II. Hancock, Z. y
Quade, Thea - Judges. T, herh6rt
0' Patuxsnt-Jas. Il. Thompson, i. IN Hutch
ins, Chas. Wise, Judges. g. L. Buckior, cief y
MileAtosgIl-,J. NJ Dent, 'rrnntea g. s'llngluli
81 80 stevens, IA: Stone, ), 3. Ham
lsla Henry y. small
20 dyes. Ihas.
state Central q
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To The Voters Of Sc. Mays
County.

! take this method IL ANNOUNCING NV.
sea - a bona iide candidate for the 81.
nee q toupty Treasurer and nsk the sun.
port 81 All my friends and the Democra.
tic voters generally throughout the conn.
vi ! ask this Ii return ior 4 thirty
years service, having never been served
" any manner. Hoping Tor the support
q every Democrat throughout the coun.
~, l am
Jan. 27-tI. ]. Is pEuny
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

2Ac Gallon.
TO regular customers, zoe gallon
&c. Mas. JOS IL KY,
LeOnardtown, Nd.
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ST. MARY's COUNTY REAL Es
TATE FOR SALE.


Y. x farIu, beautifully situated 81 fhe
Eps1mtp River 1pSWcou hrlftonan Haf nnd
tt1HF fqinh 49, acres 40 aorea asmh IL iaud.
4iwaAen into nelda 0f III ncrnn aNsf. i~aT
Terrific. Dwelling, barns. sennat honses ard
eass prilainfA y koad repair. Wins timfar. )
sA.t..nls prxAta gY9E4t greeks. Fine nabing
use atvek tafm. " lnIlse q etenn coat Wkaff.
s q ~ Y poNtoaseo ard ssores. Price.
40 =. farm q First KleeiloH District, known
- -NMm niil$" eontatninlug los asrNH fsrna
uWRihuHs nMKn&s etc. IN N0ud repair
AA4 farm % Nfitton8 Hay. naAr Ahaiits
waafL "a tba laird klsetlou nietfIuf conezin-
ise ~ aeres. lsnpxpead "a dwelling, hasns
rtpa ~ Eoud repair. kxo6lIant Nsnita nnd
QyetofiuK fao3iittpe. ooOd oyster Rfonndr
o4n ~ taken under The "Aaman Oyster IA \.
k4rm 81 ~. Jerome's Greek. containing e
acEs9, Desirable Tor hons alid IL valuable
WISER HFguuans knvWn NJ ssNufHmYla poInfN
Also farm on Rptcmas diver. Ia i1rl kiaeilne
Dlatxipt, y ~. Matx,a County, containing ia
AeRpss kpuwn ~ white Point. Mxeeilenf
kishinR and oyaterInR facilities. Anple -
I'm. AENkn Eli 10 Ea. Xf fti,s
81. 3. '0t.-tf. = ~
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Wanted.

4 relial,ln AID esselH 49,
Leonardkown. kld.
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FEnE, LIRE. HEALrH and AUrpnrr III.
6uRAKcE.
Am representing aIl linss aud have liz
BEST Al fire insnraneed Written nf no.
tlce. Drop postal for estimates III any
OF the above named lines. ~ =
] g. HOwARD.
Oct 3--tf. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

Attend tho Democratic Primaries
next Saturday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-10

~ & tears every thing n tne f'e'
~ q piscsa In these expeFi1''s1
roeog ia same !hlekness ard q p
'aus strength and hardness - s2R
4 s naval vessel IS SCI Up ana
seuarSiS 81 Il, pred Qoinesthe sepe
,ss,,;Sss asS }he3 r6p'd we're taf
e<ea.>.t lie side s. ad nfpeFeo e
r,||s oS7ns}Kr d rsd .Pf short
3; <sorrze. Sl1 $6 aecukste een 1s &
N nSs 81 calosslatSd lnqS w GO
s.sessnpsSbe5tksFRe 4 poN der2p'R
ssbeblnd 1h8 ~ W 9k HneA's
|. eran,sely tlIs SAFE e {sct eanoe Rto'.
a.,cs8 "a vii. 8 y ~ sAel err
id ~ x,fes oi 9.pvy $500 7f
80 Ne 'esseT oe'nk ne .2
-. stnfo - Wnien sns = +
40 dsfense IR11qs ean -
IA ac<nEa1y' Anas fafs .ps
eRes q oestfucaiye peer g
4 ~ be wikh si'n afmpf plsfQ'u 4
- which vas ene typs g gfes
\ sstile Used With ssien acaA'g e''esA
By NE ap8nese 81 Admiral hojess
ehntlkkvb fib6t.
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WESTERN JURlST DEAD.
Judge A. L. Williams Passes Away at
His Summer Home.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. 3d.
Judge A. l.. Williams, one of the best
known %jurists in the west, is dead at
his summer home, Mountain View
on the slope of Pixies peak. He a
70 years old and had been in declining
health for several years. Mrs. Lyle
Dickie, his daughter, and Burns Will
Jams, his son, were at his bedside
when the end came. The body will
probably b etaken to Topeka, Kas..
for interment. Judge Williams is said
to have been private counsel of the
late Jay Gould for a number of years
and for thirty-two years was general
counsel for the Union Pacific railroad.
He was prominent in Kansas politics
several years ago and served the state
as attorney general. He owned much
valuable real estate in Denver. The
land at Mountain View on the slope OF
Pixies peak, where Judge Williams
made his summer home for many
years, was given to him by special act
of congress about 1901.
, 1907-08-30
A SINGLE SYSTEM
II BEST SYSTEM,

The following is taken from the
Louisville (Ky.) Co~urier-Journal of
Thursday, May 2, 1907: The best tele-
phone service is that which enables
n subscriber to Talk with any other.
When two telephone companies do BUS.
mess in a community, the only way
you can reach all the telephone users
is by pa%tronizing both systems. That
means-Two sets of telephone bills to
pay. Two telephone bells ringing in,
stead of one. Two directories to con.
suit instead Of one. The necessity OF
patronizing two companies means loss
of money, loss of time and loss OF
temper. If you %patronize only one OF
the companies, you cannot talk
through your telephone to people who
%patronize only the other. Business
men generally feel obliged to use both
services. Householders are divided
into two camps with a Chinese wall
of silence between them SO far as
telephone communication Is concern
ed. The operation of two telephone
companies in the same community
means the tearing up of streets twice
where once would be enough, and the
erection of two sets of poles where
one would answer. 1t means the in
vestment of money in the useless du.
plication of expensive constructions. l.
means, in short, trouble and expense
and poorer t%elepohne service instead
Of better. These facts can be demon.
strated from the experience of scores
of American towns and cities.
, 1907-08-30
Heard of Death of Friend.

Agent A. B. Cady of the Union Pa
cifc this morning received a letter
from a friend at Grand Island, con
veying news of the death of a young
man named Jay Galloghly, whom they
both knew. The young nan was a
trained nurse in an insane asylum at
Lincoln, Neb., and some time Sunday
night an insane girl in the institution
secured a bottle of carbolic acid, and
making her way to G~alloghly's room.
where he was asleep, she poured the
contents Of the bottle into his mouth.
He only lived a few minutes and died
in great agony. The fumes Of the acid
fairly burned his lungs. The young
mans mother is Frustrated from the
awful accident.