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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

Ia Republican eatreaeY measure vas
introduced in The uni1ea States Senate On
Tuesday last by Chairman AlaFiea, oC the
Finance Committee. Eves since the reeeal
money famine demonstrated the necessity
Tor some Immediate amendment 10 the cur,
rsney laws, Nit, Alartea, in Conjunction
with ether Republican Senators. hSs been
working On aim, 10 erlef, Il provides Gos
the issue Of emergency currency 10 the
Smoent Of $sS0,ooo.oOe, ii NECESSARY, AMI
subject 10 = TAX raaalaS IS high ss 6 pel
cent, TO provide Tor It's retirement whea Ia,
emergency which calls II forth is ended
The emergency currency viii be in Ii,
same form aud character IS the na,loaA
bank notes issued aader exissias law, aat
viii be secured by approved State, eoant,
and municipal bonds
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

N0rlSESs AeyeeS SsVNA tAAl lAeSNASSSSA>
~ e. has eAsASae& Aam tie NtaAAASN
oeaSt ~ NsaSS>MeSy SSea(y seltetS SSSlS,
meatsey "a the neeeSaA essASe u
JANE NStE1lG.lN.
late elsAsA esaeVs, &eSsa> An nsssSAs ASS,
lag elAlas Against sASS DECEASED are ASSNAN
wAseeSee exASASttAe sAsasA VIII he SaaSN,
scs MNce>S, 10 TIE seAsSsSeSe "a q NNRAsS he
Slst SAS u SaeA lSASS tAeS nav SSASR~
vice ~ law Re NveeeAeA NcNsa al NeANSs
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estate srS ceSeesSeS 10 SaAkN (MMNASA(% nav
mees, SSvea nader NY hand tASsSlss ave
NecSneeN aSes,
CANA VAN norm,
Aa SAa NxNSetsSS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
Netice 10 Creditors.

NoVlCE "a sSCess xSSSA that Ne saAsSsSA,
IN e. Ass >AtssasS NsSa kAN 0sNAAAsN
SSest>t AsaeSesaNSy cSaASy, Ma, AsSSsSs 81
NdmsaSstrNsSea "a TIE nsgsSasl eslASS ~
William A. HANGN,
laee q ssSa eNaaSss &ee@AssA> An n@SsSas
having SlessAs Against sAsS SS>NAs@A axe NM.
BY WSreeS - sxSsAS( SSssSsaA,NSlA SA< SssSA>
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nay by law, Ne sxSSSSeA seNM al M
eSl u sASS eslsSe> Al peSsNAs SAANAR>S a,
SAID estate SsS reSSNSSeS 10 make SAMSSSAs<
payment, Ssvea SSSee saS AANA tAlS Re&A
SAs q Ne>eaesS, lSNs>
NARY e. NANSN,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

pnpn 10 wNSasA or NellessIsS aAass
Fhkk NAS ssl>Ssz SSE NsSSS6ss. Ws
~ give bis premiums
$SsS yeaS aasas ee-SsAy @s eSE esw plan
q Nl& PROFITS viii Msts weSS,
wSSsN to-day ASSENs
Q Il M0$ElNI,
RRs@SS@ negAE&@ssN
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

nsS NoNCSNNsSS cSeSyS NArsNNAA HASN, \
NsIASslsN, Ma I
A \ ELNsrloN Scs NgsSStegs will X Ma
N At Tie EsseSeE RSGss u ne MNaNSSSse,
ely C>aaty NATIONAL HaaG, 10 NNSkyS,sN Ma.
On Tees1Ays Saeeaey lstA, l$AS, N<Awess ~
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
Notice 20 Creditors.

N0rlcE 10 hereby given that che seNsSpSA,
IN e. has obtained fsSesa the Orphans
Ceart ~ Montgomery county, Ma, letters
'estAmeatAry ca The pecsonAl estate Of
WiLElAM 4, TEA&
late ., said cOaaey, aeseAsea, Allnepeoas
having claims against said deceased are here,
by warned 10 exhibit tAesaw with vouchers
thereof, 70 the subscriber. On OF AefayN tie
stA day eC JAY, 1885, otherwise tAey
may, by law, be excluded 0cem all esaest
Of salaeseAte, Al persons indebted to said
estate are requested 70 make immediate pay,
meae Given under NY AAaa tAis stA AAS
q January, lees
CliARLSS G WATERS,
jan lN-sN ExeeaeNN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

NoTtCE "a hereby given that The eaAeStSA,
IN er has obtained nom The ognAaas'
oeatl Of Montgomery eeaaSs, Ma, Ne,eecs
., Naturalization On the nereeaal eetAte u
JoHN W, SNYDER,
late ~ said coaAly, aeceAsea, An peSseaa
hAviaE claims aSAias( slid aeceasea are here
BY wAraea 20 exhibit The same WSlA The
yeeeAers thereof 10 the eaASorSNee, On OF
eelare The etA Aay ot JAY, 1905 olAes>
wise they may, ~ Law, be exelaaea ysem ell
benefit q said estate Al persons (NaeNtea 10
said eeaate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment Given this sSA DAY u January,
Ices,
EARMEHS' BANNING AND TRUST CON,
rANY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
ian lorst AamlaSs,eNlae
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
LOTS FOR SALE.

TWO NEsSY DESIRABLE tons, Nas {.
i aud \ SLICK {, NeeaslaN Ma m sAAe,
Z, n, SEEElN,
"a n Street Ne,SASAse
"a S-SSR' Washington, D, &
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

Soaee Aes0a L. oee,scs waa aaaescyaaea
Governor u Maryland ~ AanApc,a ~ ucsa
On Wednesday last, 6e epec,esea Gen, \,
wSaslow wNlams, a Baltimore, Seceeassy
AZ SaalA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

SoM@osoe vas nc SenSlnssoa reached ~
Tie Cassce Ssases Soascae SoesS IN ecois,
sas two rsilsoea asneses o@se Rom he
Ncaersa 0oaya ., Eonsaoly Soa nenncsce
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

NNFMAR AeAaSy i Mess Desirable
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ELEGANT lewSsS> An OPPORTUNITY
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

OPENING FOR SALE,

VIII eass Tor sale II The lowest SSspeassAle
bidder the ceaerace - opea the mad eeewa
a. TAeenA Aveaae. aeoeptea ~ he oSa a(y
Commissioners ~ = pablo road lNy AeeA eom
The town q TAsoma Park, On he prNmlses,
On SATURDAY,, January ash, ices, Al 10
O'clock, A, n, Seeeihea,ieas can b scSa Ay
applying 10 the aNaerstkNea, TIE rSSAl re-
served 70 reSe>l any and al esSe
u n, r CLARK,
jan lo,la 0eaa(y oemmissaeaee>
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
@10O RmwARD.

1NslE CeaaV Commissioners Of MNa(Sem,
] cry eeaeIy, TIE Mayor AID CeaaeN Il
reward eg 6ny dollars kap the Information
leadlag - The AFCSst and conviction u The
negsoa or psrseas Who ~ SSe 10 the ASaee q
Mrs, AEaes 4, MaSSell ia the iowa Il Cath
ersearg,
M order Of The Eoara q CsaaS osmnSs,
slNaegs, VITA the censeal u Mayor NaA CNea>
ell % GaitaegsNaog aaa The Mutual NSe la>
sa,saSe Company - NealgNmeSy ceaa0,
oLlNEEn, Z, CLARK, rgSe9aeal,
RoS'T, q, AlLroN, Clerk
ian lN>tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

MONEY TO LOAN,
%S,0sA, IA sans q IN Asa inward,
Na NrNeevea real estate seSergIy,
eNtlAe n EAlNn,
AttNeesy-At,l.A
~ se.N ENSASAlsW, M
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
+ A E M { z s.
ss'eaeCs, Merchants and Others viii please
PRICES Tor
uUnp MTupn Prompt Returns
nkkF hIuA p,,, Quotations
GRO. \. BlRRLl 4 son,
TANNERS and CURElEGS
FREDERICK. ND.
Have a EOSa lot Of SoLS and HARNESS
LGATHEK ia stock,
Gec eNssR
FOR SALE OR ExCHANSE.

dor SALE OR MECHANICS A FlNE
y NKw e,HooN HouSE { Sasa eail,l ana
oetea,ldsngS situated On aeoel eae>AaN acre
OF groeed al Moo1meaS ResASeSA. Noses
gemeSy eoaey, Nd, eeaatlselly heated, A
toe vel o. water On the prenlees, win sel
or exchange u suitable eeet is made a. preSs
erts consisting % satisfactory house aaS aSr~
% more situated near Rockville or SaStAers,
bang or some Other pclat aesr the yaaroaa,
10 eAid Montgomery ooaaJy.
Apply At once 10
BOWIE +. wArERS
Attorney Tor the eWaeA,
aus as-v Rockville, Nd,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10
Retiring Sale !

Never was there such grand oppor,
tunIV to purchase strictly hgh-grade Spring and
Summer Clothing for so little money, The entire
stock is offered you, Make your own selection None
reserved. For over twenty-five years Mr., Adler has
handled only the best and finest grade of Mems
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-01-10

and SAsoaSASaa ne NAJteA Sats, S,sA q
rSS SCN ~ sssa ~ eee S&eS = SoSfN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
DAVE SPlCER "FLOORED"
BY TAX COLLECTOR
But He Claims 1t Was a Foul: Also
Threatens to sue Hardwick for
$4,000.

Dave Spieer, the man Of many falls
that Is, the man who has taken many
q fall out of the other fellow was
iloored temporarily yesterday when q
Hardwick tax collector went to Mont
pclier and demanded s3.3s. tax and costs
in the town of,iardwick. that alleged
town." Dave says He SAYS other things
somewhat uneomplimentary 10 Caledonia
county's granite center and also that lie
has not got through with the place yet,
as he doesn't propose to pay taxes twice
in any one year.
In substantiation OF his claim. he saws
that he came to Montpelier on February
2s. 1907 and that he paid his taxes in
Montpelier; moreover, doesn't relish en-
riching Ilardwick's exeheqner besides.
He had refused the latters request for
payment Of the sum, and yesterday Sher
i'll Y. VI. Rand iourneye9fto Montpelier
and started to collect No 20. Hence
he invited Dave over to Sheriff Tracy's
hostelry. There Dave permitted himself
to be placed in cell and the key turned
between him and freedom. Immediately
threafter turning over the 1888 to Sher.
if Rand, under protest and with the
threat to sue the town Of Hardwick for
$4,000. He was then released from
the hostelry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
10 Try Fourth Of July CeIe-
bratiOn Case
COMING FROM PLAINFIELD
Defendant, John Ryan, Questions Right
Of Plainfeld to Stop Him from
Ringing Bell in a PIainfeld
Church Edifce.

a jury was completed in Washington
county court to-day in the case Of the
town of Plainfeld vs.. John Ryan, charg-
ed with breaking into the church and
ringing the bell in celebration Of the
Glorious Fourth last summer. Most of
the jurors are young men, that appar-
emily having been the purpose of the
defendant 20 get as young blood as pos
sible in the Jury box. The efforts used
up all but eight Of the panel Of 80.
IN refutation Of the claim Of the de-
fendant that the town had no right to
restrain him from ringing the bell, the
plaintiff put DF. y. b. Smith on the
stand 10 testify that the town leased
the church and therefore had the right
TO restrict the ringing. Selectman Cut
Ter also went on the stand and said
that whilc be ordered away the carpen-
ter who was repairing the door broken
on the eve Of the Fourth. lie was not
perseeating Ryan Dr. Gale, who had
been attending the patient, whose con
dition was such as TO cause the select
men to issue the no.ringng order. testi
fed as to the condition Of the patient.
The town sued Ryan for breaking into
the ediiice, and the case was started
yesterday
In the case Of Guiseppi Sanoia VS..
Blanca Sanoia, petition 70 annual the
marriage, decree to nullify was grant
ed. The case was heard yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
TAKEN SICK in JAIL,
PHYSICIAN CALLED
John Z. Jones, Montpelier Printer,
Had Been Arrested for Intoxica-
tion-0ther Cases in Court.

John II. Jones, a printer, who resides
in Montpelier. was arrested last evening
in Churchs lunch cart in a badly intoxi-
Gated condition by Officer Carrie This
morning Jones was found very sick in
his cell at the station and City Physi-
clan Dr. Duffy was called to attend
him, His condition improved under the
physicians care and he will probably
be able to appear in court this after
noon Jones is said to have only recently
got out Of the hospital at Montpelier.
When arrested, he had three pints OF
clear alcohol in his pockets
Joseph Ashton was arrested yesterday
afternoon in boarding house on West
street by Officer Carrie on warrant.
In court this morning, Ashton pleaded
guilty to d second oifeuse and was fined
SO with cost of $780, which he IS en-.
deavoriHg TO raise.
VI. 3. AIinard. who was arrested for
intoxication in Barre Town on February
20 and whose ease was continued to
March l6 after he had pleaded not
guilty, appeared before Judge Scott as
Justice Of the peace Monday afternoon
and, changing his plea to guilty, paid q
fine Of s. with costs Of s63s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
CLEANERS HELD SOCIAL.
Played Progressive Whist, Had Dinner
and Enjoyed Program.

The regular meeting Of tine Clean.
ers club was held in the form Of an
enjoyable social last evening at the
home of Mrs. w. H, Wales Of fremont
street The company played progress
sive whist until 10 o'clock and then
dinner was served.
While not in the form of a st. Pat
rick's day celebration, the day was
remembered and the dining room was
decorated with green and white and the
dinner was served from green china
and in the corner Of each Of the menu
cards was q sprig Of shamrock painted
in green. On the back Of each Of the
menu cards was specimen Of Irish wit
and these were read at the conclusion
of the dinner.
The evening was closed with pro-
gram consisting OF piano solo by Miss
Gertrude Murphy, q reading by Mrs. E.
S. Wlntcomb, a vocal solo by Miss Kate
Mathieson and Irish songs by the club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
ONLY ONE BLOW
TO SETTLE ROCHE
Tommy Burns Had the Easiest Time Of
His Ring Career at Dublin
Last Night.

! Dublin, March Is. Tommy Burns. the
American heavyweight champion, made
short work OF Jcm Roehe, the Irish
champion, in their contest last evening
at the Theatre Royal for the worlds
heavyweight champion. Practically only
one blow was struck, Burns knocking
Roche out when hardly more than Il
minute oil the first round had been com
pleted, by short hook TO the Jaw. SO
quickly did the end come that the great
crowd which filled the theatre, in the
expectation Of seeing the Irishman, put
up q good fight for the title, hardly
realized what had happened
When the men entered the ring, 1t
was evident that the sluggish Roche was
no match for the more experienced Burns
They spared for less than minute.
the lrishman acting altogether on the
defensive, and the American endeayoring
to find an opening Then Burns feinted
and quickly put a short sharp right to
the jaw and Roche went down. He
was badly daaed and although lie strug
gled to regain his feet. was unable to
do so before the fatal ten was counted.
Immediately after the count, Roche
got to his feet, but staggered about
the stage. When he had recovered him
self, he went over and smiingly con-
gratnlatcd the winner
The fight last night was for a purse
OF $500, which was put up by syHdi-
cate Of which Richard Croker, The for
mer Tammany leader was member,
and side bet Of $2.500. In addition
Burns had $1,000 on himself at odds
of to !. The ringside betting was 7
to in favor Of the American.
The blow which decided the fight was
the only one Of any consequence during
the minute and thirty eight seconds the
men were in the ring. The crowd which
shortly before had eheered Roche TO the
echo and greeted him with airs from
Wexford" were 50 taken back that after
a few angry Kisses they wens quickly
out Of the theatre. Burns said of the
fight that it was the easiest he had
ever had He went in, he added, TO
make it as short as possible. as he had
too much money at stake at long odds
to take any chances He had expected.
however, that the fight would 20 a few
rounds, although he was never in doubt
as to the final result,
Burns stated that he was willing to
give Roche another chance. il sufficient
were forthcoming He is
now considering an offer Professionally !
made by the Dublin syndicate for
match with BiIls Squires under the
same terms as that with Roche
On the stroke of the gong Burns
jumped to the center Of the ringcwhieh |
was an lS-foot affair, and started his |
usual tactics Of trying to draw out his /
opponent. This seemed to annoy Roche,
VINO angrily struck down Burns arn
and then covered his face with both /
gloves to protect il from a threatened I
blow Burns, however, was looking for
j better chause, and a moment later he /
Tented with his left and shot his right I
over to the Jaw which was entirely I'm /
The Irishman went to the I
ioor. hut not heavily He slid along on !
ia side and then rolled over, face down
wards Very few Of the spectators, even
hose on the stage, were quick enough 1
% see how it was done, and there were
,rics Of fake"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
AMATEuR goxER KILLEp.
Struck Severe Blow over The Heart
Several Arrests Made.

Philadelphia March 1s-In an anna.
four boxing tournament following the
regular performance at the Biiou thea
tire here last night Willie Robinson aged
10 years, was killed while boxing with
Charles Wolf of the same age Robin
son and Wolfe, who were friends, Rad
been in the ring but 50 seconds when
he latter struck Robinson severe
blow over the heart Robinson COLLAPSE
ed and became unconscious. He died
ii the police patrol wagon on the way
to hospital Fred Douglass. the re-
fefee, under whose management fhe
tournaments are held, together with
Wolfe, Frank Moore, his second. and
Marcus Williams, second for Robinson,
we're arrested, given an immediate hear
ing and held for the coroner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
SENATOR W. P. WHITE
DIED LAST NIGHT
Maryland Man, Successor to Late Arthur
P, German, Was Taken nj Last
Thursday.

Baltimore. Md, March ls.-Iinitad
States Senator William PincImey White
died last night He was taken i'll while
In Washington last Thursday and re-
turned here Erysipelas developed and
MS condition became worse. although his
physicians gave out encouraging state
ments uutil after noon yesterday. IN
the afternoon the senator suffered ali.
other sinking spell, hat recovered won
dertnliN and was conscious until tile
final c0uvulsion that ended in his death
At TAOS p, m. The end was peaceful,
Senator White who was atfpctionatelv
referred 10 and addressed as Governor
bv nearly everyone who knew him. had
been in public life since ls4T He was
born IN Baltimore in 1924, the son Of
Joseph and grandson Of Dr. John Camp-
bell Whyte. Ile was graduated at law
at Harvard IN 1915, His political career
may be said e have begun with his elee-
tion to the Honse Of Delegates of the
Maryland legislature III 1913. since
which time lie had held nearly every
Office il the gift of the people 81 his
state. He was state comptroller III 1885
55 and ran for Congress III 1857. but
was defeated. lie was delegate ta
the national convention 81 1868 and the
same year was appointed United States
senator To FIJI the nnexpired term af the
late Reyerdy johnson, upon the latters
appointment as minister 10 Great Bri.
tain,
He was governor Of Maryland lSIl.74.
and in the following year was elected
United States senator He became may.
or Of Baltimore ia 1881 and attorney.
general Of Maryland in 1887 He was
chairman of the commission which
framed the new charter Of this city.
serving in that capacity in 1897 and
1905 In 1900 he became city soliei-
tor
The then governor, Edwin Warfield,
appointed him United States senator in
1906 to FIJI until the meeting OF the
present legislature. the umexpired term
of the late Senator Arthur r German.
and the current legislature elected him
Senator Germans successor He wrote
the bill that resulted In the present or
ganization Of the District of Columbia.
lie was the last survivor of the sena
tors who voted against the fifteenth
amendment to the United States consti-
tuition.
The late senator was man Of most
engaging personality and was devoted
to his family. He was twice married,
but died a widower. lie was easily the
leader Of the Baltimore bar and was
notably successful in criminal cases
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-18
From Fishing Schooners
Which Returned Today
TWO GLOUCESTER MEN
They Started Out to Search for Fourth
and Never Showed Up Again,
Although the Latter
Returned.

Gloucester, Mass, March ls- The loss
Of three members Of its crew was re-
ported tod day by the schooner Florence
y. Stream, which came in from trip
of New Foundland John Lawson and
Paul Williams Of Gloucester and Alec
Tandry Of Nova Scotia were lost two
weeks ago while ont in dpry hunting
for another member OF the crew who
was missing, The latter returned safely
but the searchers failed to show up. II
4 possible that they may have been
picked mp by another schooner.
Manchester Mass, March l8.-0ne OF
those thrilling tales of the sea such as
few men live To tell is related by two
Manchester men, Antoine Silver and
Manuel Miguel, who arrived home last
night after terrible experience in an
open boat and for more than "a hours
waging q battle against death
A heavy northwest wind which blew
them ia their open boat 30 miles out
70 sea, tossed about by heavy waves.
with boat disabled and no means Of
but single oar, and unpro-
tected from the wintry elements, no
wonder they lost hope Of ever seeing
home again and but by the narrowcst
chance as darkness was falling they
were discovered by Gloucester fisher
mand and landed safely in port.