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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29

TsIspbens Directions Meeting.
j Reported for The Beacoa.
A special meeting Of the Direc-
Of the Southern Maryland Tele-
Company was held at Mech
W, Monday. April 20, instant.
M OF the special Auditing
kaaREs T.. j. Sterling,
Iv appointed TO
b the company.
hceiveH III considered.
report shows, In round fg-
that e20, 1000 has been expend-
construction work, covering
ne from Ridge, this county. TO
Idywine, Ia Prince Georges
". and TO Rock Pointin Charles;
K 10 She amount OF $4,000 has
issued partly defraying this
,endituro, and the balance Of con-
sion work has been paid for
money borrowed and the net
from receipts. The receipts
gear ending March l, ultimo,
Rand numbers, $4,000, and
S 2neo and repair bills
ing o net income Of
b Is about 8 per
stock issued.
70 company is
900 on notes;
pen account,
ue the @. q
instruments,
S. mess OF about
gt 2l6 miles OF
commission on
hrd, and about
Tired and Ia fair
minated expense
hurried to put the
Working order Is
Of meeting this ex-
Ed thereby enabling the
70 get on Its feet and In
condition, the following
Bic and resolutions. introduc.
"A Enoch B. Abel, OF the Board
Directors, was approved BY them
s suggestion TO be presented 81
she stockholders meeting 70 be held
on Monday. May 3, proximo:
Whereas, construction work and
other expense has considerably in
yolved the Telephone Company. and
whereas, the recent storm has so
seriously injured the limo as 10 me-
eessitate en- outlay OF 3 considerable
amount for repairs Ia order 10 put
She line Id actual working order,
and whereas the financial condition
Oh the company Is such that IL Is diff
1cnIt 10 borrow sufficient money 10
roestablish the line. which must be-
rcFre q, complete wreck unless II is
quickly repaired. and our stock
holders thereDy be OF total loss.
and whereas, the directorate Is soli-
eitous OF affordipg tee stockholders
. chance to redeem the depreciated
value Of their stock,
Therefore. Be II Resolved That
We suggest TO the stockholders 81
abe coming annual meeting. shat an
assessment Of from one 70 two dol.
lars per share, be imposed on each
st0rkholder, making ID optional
With she etockholder to accept the
assessment; that this additional as
sessment, when accepted, be added
10 tho face value OF existing stock
as held by said shareholder, and 0
new certificate OF stock be issued as
preferred stock, and that those not
accepting khis assessment shall con.
iinue 70 bold their stock as common
stock. and that the limit Of the 90.
ceptance 0f this assessment shall bf
Nay 20, pr0ximo. at which time .
special nesting Of the stockholders
shall be- called 10 consider the re-
suit thereof.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29
Notice To Married Women Hold
ing Liquor Licenses.

Under the ruling Of the Circuit Court for
st. Mary's County, at Q recent session, All or
dera 70 the Clerk, BY the Judge thereof, 70 Is
sue licenses 10 married women TO sell spirit
uous or fermented liquors, expire on the B0th
day OF APRIL and, TO continue the bunineBs
after that data, special order Of the Judge,
based upon new RECOMMENDATION address
pectable freehoiders OF the district wherein
the place of sale may be, Will bo required.
b. ordor Of the Court.
ENOCH b. ABELL, Clerk.
True copy-~Test;
EN0CH b. ABELL, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29

A No. 2. Geiser Thresher and automa-
tic Wind-stacker. Apply at this ofice.
Suitable for h. p. or over.
April 2o--1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29
sHEREFF's SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF writ OF feri lacias, issued
out OF the Circuit Court for St. Mary's
county, ct the suit Of Lillian b. Lynch,
assignee, against Ellen Hill, widow,
Alexander Hill, Lucy Hill, Stephen Hill,
Charity Hill, Mary Z. Hawkins, John
Hawkins, Martha Tyer, James Tyer,
Mary Magdalen Somerville, William 81.
Somerville, Thomas Hill, Townly Hill,
Caroline Hill. Hennie Short. VIM. Henry
Hill, and Sophia Hill, heirs and tere ten
ants Of Townly Hill. late OF st. Mary's
county, deceased, and to me directed, 1
have seized and taken into execution all
the right title, claim and demand In law
and In equity Of the said Ellen Hill. wild
ow, Alexander Hin, Lucy Hill, Stephen
Hill, Charity Hill. Mary e. Hawkins,
John Hawkins, Martha Tyer, James
Tyer, Mary Magdalen Somerville. VII
liam II. SomerviIle. Thomas Hill, Town
" Hill, Caroline Hill, Hennie Short, VIM.
Henry Hill and Sophia Hill, heirs and
terre tenants Of Townly Hill, deceased,
In and to the following tract or parcel Of
land, namely:
That tract or parcel Of land In st. Ma
rvs county, Nd, called
PART RAM5LE,
containing
90 acres Of land, more or less,
being the same land conveyed 70 Townly
Hill, on October %, 1905, by g. Wilson
Jones and wife, recorded In Liber u. b.
A., No. s, one Of the Land Records Of et.
Mary's county.
And hereby give notice that on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29
Died.

At her residences In the rifth d'1trict, on
March %, 1909, any, 4 pAinfui lIiqess, zoRAH
wlfo Of Charles J. hSnSex
At the residence OF it, parents, IN Leonard
town, MARY ELIzABkTH infant daughter OF
BENZ. and Jennie Garner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29

Abdul Hamid. Sultan Of Turkey,
VIM likely be forced p abdscate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29
Isv Advertisements.


A good Mich Cow with young calf.
GILES E.DYER,
April lin. Beauvue. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29

Ihave several inquiries for st. Mary's
County farms and would be pleased TO
have descriptions and prices on places
Tor sale.
JOHN b. KEY,
April limp. Chaptico, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29

Come and get some REAL
BARGAINS. Fine Clothing
and other things at CUT
PRIZES. Let us show you !!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-04-29
Tuesday, May 10. 1909.

at the hour Of O'Clock, 7. M,
at the Court House door in Leonard
town, Nd, | win expose to public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for Cash, the
above described real estate so seized and
taken into execution to satisfy said debt,
interest and costs, now due and to be-
come due thereon.
HENRY G. DENT,
April 22-td. Sheriff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
Another Running
5>lo Race Arranged

It is practically assured that there
will be a fifteen miles running race
at the Athletic Park on November 3.
That day will he q japanese holiday,
and all the stores and business hous-
es will be closed. Tsukamoto. the
Hilo runner, and several otherS will
compete In the race. Jackson, An
tone Kaoo. c. X. Charlie and Her
bert Cordeiro from EVA will take
part In the event.
Over a ffteen-mile course very
close contest should eventuate, and
II the Hiio man runs his own race he
should about win. In the ten-mile
race he kept behind Kaoo lap after
lap and simply ran the race to suit
his only dangerous opponent.
In the last Marathon the Japan
csc Srunner allowed Jackson to please
himself as to the way the distance
was to be covered. n Tsukamoto
had made the pace little warmer
for the first ten miles, he might
have got a lead on Jackson, and
eventually, II not crippled, have won.
The next race should be worth
going miles to. see, and It will be
more interesting to see four or Ave
runners race than to sit for hours
and look at two peds running around
like machines. -HD'UHEN
~ q q q
|. Efforts to have an aviation week
for Philadelphia next year is rather
rubbing II In on the fans. DO not
the Philadelphia ball teams go vi
In the air often enough to satisfy
everybody? ......
"Ulna" refuses to be kept out Of
the sporting columns. Jimmy Britt
brought the ulna bone into the lime
light, and now II is Jack Coombs
ulna nerve that is troubling him.
The record of the Lusitania of -four
days. eleven hours and forty-twt
minutes came near equaling those
historic American figures TO 'lobeI
'fo'ty TO, ~, Z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
Prospscs For
Football Good

Eddie Fernandez is hard at work
arranging things In general for the
football season. The town team is
pretty well organized and Ed has writ.
ten the Leilehua bunch asking them to
arrange date on which 1t will be
convenient for them to play game In
town.
The Marines are hard at work prac.
ticing, and they will have one Of the
strongest teams playing this season.
The goth Infantry at Fort Shafter will
also have a team In the field and they,
too. have been practicing a lot.
A gridiron will be fixed up at the
Athletic Park and most Of the games
will be played there. The prospects
of good stirring football during the
coming season arc very bright and the
fact that the soldiers are going In for
the game adds much interest to the
season.
Eddie Fernandez is anxious to hear
from intending players and wants to
hear suggestions as to the way the
season will be conducted. A meeting
Of all those Interested will be held as
soon AZ possible and many matters
can then be arranged.
Football Is going to boom this year
and some very fine games should be
seen on the different fields.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
Track Meet For
Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Day promises To be n
red letter one as far as sport Is con
cerned The track meet idea is grow.
Ing In favor and Dr Hand. who is
working In conjunction with the oahu
Baseball League. has drawn TAP n pro.
gram which should provide grand
afternoons sport.
The different branches of the Army
and Navy will he invited to take part
In the sports and as the schools are
also helping out. there should be
big entry list for the various events.
A. X. Vierra is working up the
scheme and is trying to get all tho
othletic clubs interested In the trees
meet. AS yet there Is a lot to DO
done before the meeting can be pullc
OF and 1t means real hard work iro,a
now on Till Thanksgiving Day.
A dozen events have been suggested
as Just the thing for skill and fun. The
program ms thought out AT present Is
as follows: Whcclbarrow race, three.
legged race. 100 yards dash, potato
race. 100 yards; mile relay race, 100
yards sack race. shOtput throwing
baseball to second base. 80 yards hop.
ping race, fat man race &c mile, wo.
mems race I.6 mile, creased pole. oh.
stacie race.
The above program would give ev.
crybody n fine afternoons fun and the
sppctatOrS would be kent amused and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
OAhu League Starts
Second Series

Next Sunday the second series OF
the Oahu Baseball League will start,
and the two games will be the J. A.
C,s and the c. A. C.s and the Marines
vs., Kalihis.
The J. A. C.s won the first series
and will put up great fight to
again capture the honors. The Ma
rines played In a peculiar manner
right through the first series; on
paper they appear to have a winning
nine and many people touted them
as the winners OF the first series.
However, they lost many games by
a very close margin and were also
handicapped by the fact that An
derson. their catcher, was barred
out Of lot OF games owing to a
broken finger.
The greatest interest Is being
taken In the Oahu League series,
and II the play IN the second series
is as good as that In the first one
that is pau, the fans are going to
have treat.
The Oahu League players put UP
an exciting enough brand Of ball and
the thousands who crowd the Park
every Sunday are always treated to
a fine exhibition OF the national
game.
' 4 4 Il .., =
Harry Mansfield wishes 1t known
that he is still In the pugilistic
game and open to meet any OF the
welterweights.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
| Il SPORTS
AsssN~s~N~~ss~~s
BYv L. STEVENSON
Soccer Game, Locals
VS. H. B. NJ. S. Bedford
BY v. L. STEVENSON.

while the officers Of the Bedford are
tomorrow engaged In match with the
local cricketers at Makiki. the soccer
players Of the warship win be doing
things to the Honolulu players on at
Aliiolani College grounds.
The game, which is to start at 4
o'clock, should be very good one and
as the local team is pretty strong, the
sailors should have a hard time In
front Of them when they run up against
the landsmen. .a
Harry Bailey is looking over the ar.
rangement OF the matter and is anx.
ious to see the following bunch OF
players roll up tomorrow: Andrews
Henry Chiliingworth. Bob Chilling
worth, Norton. Frazier, Akina, Mar
callino. Dwight. Richard. Broderick
and Bell
From that list a fine team could be
picked and the Britishers would have
a tough lot OF players to go against
Yesterday afternoon there was some
football practice out at the League
grounds. and some Of the play was
really good. The following players
were on the field: Whine, kinslea
Downey Sam Chillingworth, Dwight
and Kellett. 7.H'l m ''t
Dwight showed fine form and IL In
the hest Of condition. II is hoped that
this afternoon there will be a larger
number Of players present SO that a
scratch game can be got up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
Return Cricket
Match Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon a return
cricket match will be played between
the local club and the eleven from
the Bedford. The match is attract
ing a lot of attention, as the Homo
lulu people are determined to turn
the tables on the sailors this time.
The local team will be strength
ened a lot, and the chances ore that
the navy men will find that Hawaii
has a much stronger eleven than
they were led to believe on Saturday
last.
The first game, which ended In a
draw, very much in favor OF the Bed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
Detroit Not Liked
By Ball Writers

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06

The unusual speed made by the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
Mainland Tennis
Championship

| Inere is nothing now OF Import
ance to occupy the tennis players
since the Pacific coast titles have
been decided for another year. says
the Examiner.
George James won the single tour
nament and thereby registered his
second win on the cup. James play
ed good game Of tennis at times
during the tournament, but there Is
not much honor in the title this
year, ms he undoubtedly would not
have won II had there been the same
class to the tournament as In previ-
Gus years.
With Maurice Mclaughlin, Mel
Vile. Long. Carl Gardner. Alfonso
Bell and Thomas Bunday out. James
had practically no man Of the cham
pionship class to defeat other than
Lew Freeman.
Charles Rogers. who played In the
finals against George James, Is capa-
Bile Of playing flrst.class game, but
he belonged to the junior class and
could hardly be figured. as a cham
pion. At that, there are a great
many who are of the opinion that
the youngster might have defeated
James II he had not figured In a
match N the morning before going
on with James. He took the first set
after II had gone to deuce and then
fell on In the next three. apparently
from lack OF condition. as he force 1
the issue on several occasions and
"ened up the score in games only TO
slump again and lose the sets.
The defeat OF Miss Hazel Hotch-
kiss by Miss Florence Sutton In the
finals OF the ladies' singles was the
greatest surprise that has been
dlshed up ohte tennis enthusiasts
In some time. After the great show
Ing Miss Hotchkiss has been making
Tor the past three or four mouths In
tournaments away from home II was a
foregone conclusion among the follow.
ers Of the game thst she would have
an easy time annexing the coast title
"n "''S way eueon unabie to defend
MISS Hotchkigs mas won every
tournament In which she has entered
FOR the past four months, includins
tne ladies' national tournament. and
he was conceded by everyone to be
second only 70 MISS May Sutton In
America. Hence the surprise when
announcer one OF the Sutton sisters takes
her measure. miss Hotchkiss. from all
sccouhts' did not play the game OF
Nn'cn sue is"capaple. but Melted and
put numerous balls out. Miss SUIT
ION on t'te other hand. played a splen'
dio game. ana surely mixed things az
wheh snc defeated the national cham
p'on ior coast TUE. = s ---.;,,;;,,sl.,;;,,
mere VIII De considerable excite
me.t among the rams when Maurice
mcioushIn ana Melville Long come
marcnins nome fromn their successful
ulp, East. rney are expected some
ume next week aithod6h no definite
ume mas oeen set for' their arrival
tns! nave. ihdeed' covered themselves
WIN siory ana great things are ex
pec.ed vi tnem IN the next rev years
, ue "as.ers experts. ....
i"er seiec'ioh 10 represent this
.ounuy 10 australia was an honor
uoea out u SENS shame that. al
no.sh mey were 'seiected 70 make
4 AII0vAh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06
Military Track
Meet Assured

At last the efforts Of the Bulletin
and the Service to get up a Military
field meet seem to have started things
going. Tomorrow afternoon at 1880
there Will be a meeting at the Uni.
yersity club. ! All the athletic ofYicers
Of the different branches OF the Ser.
vice VIII be In attendance and It Is
thought that a. program will be sug.
gested that will meet with general
approval.
The track meet will probably be
brought on at the League grounds,
and the Rapid Transit people are will.
ling to make very favorable terms for
the use Of the grounds.
The Military track meet will surely
become an annual affair, and as Homo,
lulu grows larger and larger every
year, the public will become more In.
terested In the soldiers events and
the day will be looked forward to as
the best one OF the year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06

SHORT SPORTS.

Billy Willis, The Italian light
weight champion. announces that,
should he make $1,000 boxing this
season. he will retire and go into
business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06

Cubs made eight runs In the ninth
inning that President Ebbets will
protest on the grounds that the UNI
pires permitted the game To go he
yond the time limit. 1t having been
agreed to stop play at 5:15 y. m.
Ebbets IL certainly u hard loser.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06

Stanley Ketchcl has at last arriv-
ed In New York. Thousands of citi-
zens were clamoring for Ketchel to
come there, and Governor Hughes
may chase him out again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-06

Danny MONEYS followers are al
most as noisy as the Trouble Fac
tory. Danny stopped Tommy Burns
In two minutes the other night, and
his ,rooters are Of the opinion that
Danny can trim Jefrles. .,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
CADETS EAGER TO
DRILL FOR TROPHY
League OF the Cross Compa-
MES Ready for COMPETE
tive Test May Is

Receiving the finishing touches from
their drill masters of the regular army
all the companies of the First regiment
of the League of the Cross cadets are
eagerly awaiting the competitive drill
to be held Tuesday evening, May %, in
the Auditorium in connection with an
elaborate concert.
handsome trophy, the gift of the
Most Rev. Archbishop Riordan, will be
awarded the company receiving the
best score. The companies which have
been selected to compete are Company
A, Captain NJ F. Kent commanding g;
Company L. Captain F. ]. Grimley COM
handing, and Company y, Captain r. j.
Leonard commanding
Although the cadets lost their arm
DRY and Quartermaster department at
the time of the fire. they are better
equipped now than they were before
the fire. The fire caused the companies
to be scattered, with the result that
the 'entire regiment, field and stan
band and field music were mustered
out New company commanders were
appointed and instructed to recruit
new companies. After the drill this
year it is expected that two new COM
panies will be mustered in.
Colonel ]. Z. Power will be in COM
mand of the regiment when it makes
its appearance in the Auditorium next
week 1t is expected that a number of
invited guests will be present from the
army and navy and the military Or
ganizations of the state. as well as
many state and city officials.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18

II ia admitted that Brights Disease
NJ the kidneys causes more deaths In
~. Trnited states than In any other
country: that more than half the sick
ness in America is due to weak or dis
eased kidneys.
We are a weak-kidneyed people. and
the reason Is plain. Ambitious to en-
Tow more than mere living, to have
Ill fhe measures that our neighbors
have anxious for wealth and success,
we overwork. rest little, eat and drink
unwfsely, and are 'on the go" all the
time.
This strenuous life OF today tells on
tba Kidneys. The human body was
Manned for simpler life. There Is
fust 40 much work that each organ
can do. The kidneys filter our blood
6av and night, receiving 1t in cease
less stream, draining of the poisonous
tmnurfties This duty is heavy enough
in q normal average life. but when We
work early and late. give up rest and
rapoae for enjoyment. and retire IT,.
70 troubled sleep, the work of the kid
nay. is increased enormously. Every
fhtt az energy consumed throws into the
Mood n quantity of waste like the ashes
NJ a are. and il the using up is too rapid
the kidneys can not keep pace with ii. A
lcoyd chill. fever, strain or any excess
nav hasten the inevitable breakdown.
ana as the circulation of the blood never
.tone the kidneys have no time to rest
no chance to mend. Sick kidneys can
not get well alone
The first warnings of kidney weak
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
DOES NOT SPEAK TO
WIFE FOR YEARS
Spouse OF Wealthy Farmer Says
He Was Silent Ten OF the
Thirty Years Together

SAN RAFAEL. May 17.-According
to the allegations in a divorce com
plant filed against Louis de voto, one
of the weaithiest farmers in northern
Marin county. by his wife today De
Vote has not spoken to his spouse for
period of 10 years out of the so years
they have been married.
Mrs de voto alleges that her hus-
band has treated her in aNcruel and in
human manner, and that he had the
habit of leaving home and staying away
for several months at time. When he
returned from these trips to unascer-
tained points Mrs de Vote states that
he never would tell where he had been
nor explain his actions. In addition the
man is accused IN the recital of martial
wrongs in not providing provisions for
his family. Notwithstanding his snug
bank account, and many times, the
plaintiff AYERS in her petition, she has
been reduced to the verge of starva-
ton.
Whenever the De Votos desired to
carry on a conversation friends state
that De Vote would write his questions
and replies to her interrogations on a
bit of paper, instead of speaking. Other
times he would make known his
thoughts to her through the medium of
friend.
Mrs. de Vote is now staying in San
Rafael. awaiting the outcome of her
suit. James w. Keyes Is acting for the
plaintiff.