davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. April 13-Close. Prime
mercantile paper 3iz@4 per cent
Sterling exchange, steady with actual
business I'm bankers bills at 4Si25u
4.S6.35 for 90 day bills and 1876 for
demand. commercial bills, Assn GiS6is
Bar silver 5lis
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bands, steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.
Money on call easy. 1902 per cont.
ruling rate. closing bid and offered at ..
Time loans, dull and steady. 60 days,
"a, per cent. 30 days. 2ia. six months.
ga W3 per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

cNtrcmc advances at all OF Tho ,..,
I.uf nIn1n Ur1fr r.nrNDfa ''|
Ihe advance in wheat caused m...
uluIUss lu tHc com market .r
Rot was also bullishiv nnoetot
weather iu the corn bert pri.t.
start wore is 90 huit hlelor MIA
at oga 90 Early in the day U.s
touched 66M. quo
Oats were firm at the 4tor, ...
me hulge in wheat but weator.
trine on proht-taking Nav -D.
Co higher az Sass to q and .l'
To- 5ia '''d
Provisions were firm bec,rs. 80
advance in live hogs prle.a
start were UNCHANGED 60 Ice mrt.. O
Wheat-Later July rallied TO / l-i.
september TO 1904. The manic,
broke sharply ON general SELLING ,0.
ing heavy sales hv "a leading como, .'ON
house Tho decline brought 1t+ 'ia.iH
tity Of stop loss orders ana M yuan
OF July and September broke mon g
= cents, the former declining d. '.a
and the latter 90 LOGS. Latr ip l.l3 3
much OF the loss was reeqir.i" az
close was irm with JULY un b., "a. Au
ll6@ g Pa September was oT a8
l.015s aud May closed 1.27iB OIL
Corn-Ihe market slumped with WIZ.
May declining TO @4. Some -sDc,lg.1l
was made with wheat but tho oios,e ~
easy Nav being OF q at es. was
Close-W hcat-May L21h: Ily f,..
or: Sent, 1.W q: Dee. ] .Oc ''i0
Corn-Apri G5a.. May. C6i.. r1. ...
Sept, G5W6M; Dec. 51ik ''' Nt
Oats-May. 63hd54: July. EE. s,-.
i0N 80 sept
Pork-May. 1870; July. ISIS. s,,.
t8.121S. ''p-
Lard-Msy. 1885: July. M.t7ls. Co..
1000 o'pt.
Ribs--May. s.42si2s.S: July. am.
Sept, 9 70d9 al ''' 3.
Rye-Cash. 81 y: Nav. sos,
HarleY-Cash. Sitkm6S
Timothy-Aprii $50.
ClOver-April go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

Andrew smith, vice president. and
John A Robinson. secretary.
Articles Of incorporation Of the
Automobile Exchange company were
filed yesterday In the office of the
county clerk. The company was or
g0nized 20 deal in new and second
hand machines and exchange auto
mobiles. The capital stock amounts
q $4,000, divided into shares at 81
each and Of this amount 500 shares
have been paid up The officers are.
A. V. Anderson. president: A. r.
Williams vice president; r. c. Trask.
secretary; Eugene Chandler. treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
WORDS TO FREEZE THE soUJ.

Your son has Consumption. His
case is hopeless" These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. r.. Blevens.
q leading merchant Of Springfield. ".
c.. by two expert doctors-0ne a lung
specialist Then was shown the won-
derful power Of DIT Kings New Dis
corcry. After three weeks use"
writes Mr. Blevcn5. che was as well
as ever. I would not take AN the
money IN the world for what IL did
f1r my boy" fnfaUlblp for Coughs
and Colds its the safest. surest cure
az desperate Lung diseases on earth.
G0c and 500. T. O. NJ. T. Drug Dent.
t12-1l4 SO. Main ST.. Salt Lake City
guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle
free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

b. Jack 400 at 38l5: 500 at ssls. s..
bullock. 1000 at 90: 1000 at z. b. eo:
2. 700 az 6iS,
Cent Mammoth. 1000 al g.
Colorado 100 at 2.75; 800 az 2.72ib;
600 at 300 100 az 2.67ia; 300 at go, h..
columbus. 600 ut ELS.
Grown PIT, I.500 az 20ls.
j. Or. Point, 200 az a.
T.. Tin. Con, 900 al GU.
%. Tin. Dew. 500 az 20. B. 60.
ca. Cent. 100 at 2.S2is
Ind. Queen, 1000 at So; 1000 al 2.
y. 60
Yerlneton 1000 at rs; 1000 at -, b.
GO. 900 at g.
Iron Bloss.. 100 at 200 500 at %.
] 900 at 1927: u. 465 at 1.s5: ] 900 az
1.Niz' ZOO at 1.S2ia I 900 nj .S7iS. r.
6o' 100 az $50. 70. 80: 1900 at 100. b
Mason Val. 100 at ais: 200 at a.l7
New. Hills 10 Dat 40, 800 at ! 40. $.
20.
Sioux Con. 50 Oat .O5. 700 at .o7ib.
Tin. Cent, $500 at ID, 1000 az 1879, r.
Tin. Combi. 100 Oat T.
Uncle sam, 100 at 20; / 900 at a.
u tab Con. 1000 at II, b. go; 1900 at
YANKEE, 900 az 32lz; 500 at 80.
OPEN BOARD
b. Jack. 1000 at say; 1000 az 5fs. p.
60.
Colorado 200 at 2.7O; 500 at 2.72is. $.
Is. 100 AZ 2.72l.
Columbus, 100 at 2 IS.
or. Pt.. 500 at 20is
IT. CT, PIT. 700 at e.
u. Tin. Dew. 800 al 1919
-. T Cold X. 5000 at la.
Ind. Queen, 1,O00 al 9. b. go
Iron Bloss.. 20 at 1.S5: 800 at /. S715,
400 az $50. $500 AT 92ik. b. 60: 800
at l.s2ia; LOO at .95, r. so.
Mt. Lake. T. 100 at So. 900 at 25iS.
1000 at 36iA r. co.
New Hills. 300 az 1873: 300 40
Plutus, 500 at ISis
Sioux Con, 800 an 1.OIir
Swansea, $40 az 49,
King Coal, 900 at 400.
L. sam Con, 100 at 15.
Utah Con. 1000 al ~. b. 60. 500 al
1875.
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

owners have gone about their work
slowly Some years agO there was an
1s-inch outcropping found on the prop
erty. IL was a high grade showing OF
gold ore Work was commenced at
once and a tunnel was sent I'm to cut
the vein. Since then work has gone
steadily ahead until 70 Is now but a
matter Of a few months before SUM-
cent work will have been done 10 DEM
onstrate what Is contained In the prop
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

THe HobIus1u-smim shoe company
of salt Lake filed fits articles OF Iu-
corporation yesterday With thc county
clerk with "a capital stock of $4,000
divided into shares OF 81 each. tho
company win take over fhe John A.
Robinson shoe business at 800 south
State street. The officers are. John
p. Robinson. president and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
WOOL.


ST. Louis April 13-NNool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums lSuG5.
fine mediums. t760; fine. Hair
BOSTON.
Boston. April i3-There Is more actiy-
fly IN Boston wool tracing than Tor sew
erl weeks. Iemand has improved and
the volume OF new contracts closed IS
comparatively large. Foreign wool con-
tinues Of chief interest Sales Of DOM
este wool are also larger though bust
ness is stlll restricted by the scarcity OF
desirable stock A feature has been the
largo movement In secured wools Cloth
ing woods are the weak point OF an 9th
cIwise strong position. a little now
Arizona wool has sold i'm Boston on the
secured basis Of GO cents. Montana wool
has figured largely In the transfers Of
old territory with half blood AT @ cents.
fine STAPLE AT 2 cents and fine medium
m the original bags at % 10 D cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

south Omaha. April 13-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. $500: market steady 10 easier.
Western steers. 5.00n6. so, Texas steers.
3md5.0O. cows and heifers 2.S5U .so'
Gamers Gm8.75. stocl1ers and feeders.
$40. 90; calves, 3.2oai.O). bulls anu
H fSS, $500. market slow
steady. Heavy. 7.05n7 -; mixed. e.w4
7l0. lights. 6.@.q 10; pigs e'ooHo'-''
bulk OF sales. 6.@n 10 -,... -..-s,.
Sheep-Receipts. $500 market steadN
to slow YoarTings. .0007 40. wethers. q %
1850. ewes 5.75as.iO. lambs. l.oo9 80
CHICAGO.
Chicago. April l3.-Cattle-Receipts. es-
Imated al l.5U1 market shade higher
Beeyes. 4GUT.20. Texas steers, 4.bVn
$50. western steers. 4.ioN5.s0. stOckers
and feeders. 3.55m5.G0; COWS and heif-
ers 2.lOu 600. calves. 5.aOal.l1.
Hogs Receipts estimated at 1000;
market o.. higher. Lights, llOn1,b mix
ed. lisa 1850. heavy, lisa 100. rough,
g 2lVT.&. good 60 choice heavy, t.s9 q ..O0'
pigs. G.0006.N. bulk OF sales, 1907 80,
Sheep Receipts estimated az Zoo;
market strong Native. 3.l5Q6.25: west
ern, 2.DG6.9o; warnings. 6.254i Is; lambs.
native. 5.50WS9l western. 5.50GS.3O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City April I3-Cattle-Receipts
S 900. market strong. Native steers. 5,21
"a 6.-5. native cows and hetfcrs, a.OVu
q 20. stockers and feeders 3.75mj.e0;
bulls. 3.B05.Z5: calves. 4.00N7 so. west
eru steers, tsoQ6.5o; western cows. BIS
Hoes-Receipts 1900. market Dc. high.
er. Bulk Of sales, 6.S0m7.SJ heavy. 10
az Is: packers and butchers. 7.OOd7 20
lights. 6,6o@ I.O5; pigs 525a6 g.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady
Muttons. 580S.60; lambs, s.61QS. 90.
range wethcrs. 4.b0d 7.5o: ewes. 3.S0a G.2j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
y. r.. WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
e34 Atlas Bell. 1870. Res. a0O4-Z

Treasury stock 20 be sold FOR the
development OF property Address
Bingham q orleans Min. Co, On Com.
Biz. s. d. city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

Chicago. April la-Breakiug uf h.ll
record marks which has been a daiv
performance in The wheat plt for near
h Two weeks was again feature of
early trading today, all deliveries ad-
Nanning considerably beyond the seasons
hiEn uolnt recorded on tho previous aes-
siou The July option a minute or two
after The opening sold at 117a. while
september ou initial transactions. sold
at l.f3'l to lOJA
5 Hurry iu the May delivery trade in
which is now very limited. carried the
puce of that option no 20 Ia gain
on l's. The advance In May 81. said 10
have been largely due 10 the closing out
srsponsiou was announced this morning.
Tie market opened excited ana strong
with prices ranging from LG# 10 l4i
ohoNe yesterdays close, Juiv being Hf
lllls t0 's. After July had advanced 10
lit= prices slumpcd @ trine owing to
enormous realizing sales The bulge at
Che start Was helped 90 some extent bv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially Halliday Drug Company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
NJ rAPER An plcrrRE sALr.

zoe papers Observation-Disclosures.
2lc papers W.....................
soc papers W.....,..........,... Soc
lnBralna 0--...- .s.--.................26 ESQ
rs per cent on on ai Special Papers
and Framed Pictures
GEO. W. EBERT q CO.
81 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13

Chicago. April -Butter-Steady.
CLcamer.es 22n-a, Gairies. l94&
Eggs-SteadN. 0t mark. cases included.
tftts, 1854 prime urata. Aif
thee9e-Eaer. lliaIes Iil IuE. twins
l5.nS. young Americas, l514a6. long
horns. l1E Qlf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
PRODUCE.
SUGAR AND coFFEE.

New York. ADrn l3---SuEar. raw. hrm.
Fair refining. 8.45 - centrifugal. .g6 test.
3.l6 ~ rnOlasses sugar a0is
Rehned-Steady. Crushed. Sos: powder
cd, SOS; Eranulated 4g6.
conce-Steady. No. Rio 81: No 8
Santos. 81.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
An Entertainment

The pupils OF Miss Leola Graves
at Park Hall school, 9th district, de-
voted the afternoon Of Arbor day,
April Both ult., TO an entertainment,
with selections suggestive of the oc-
casiOn, that was greatly enjoyed by
allpresent. Despite the. inclemency
Of the weather, quite large number
Of the patrons attended, and the
children encouraged by their pre-
sence TO do their best, Wed with
each other In their efforts to acquit
themselves creditably. As furth-
or incentive to eloquent oratory,
two boxes of Lowney's were award
ad 10 the two who best rendered
their recitations. This was deter
mined BY ballot vote-patrons and
pupils participating In the selection,
and Garnette Hilton and Edna Shade
won the bonbons.
We yield Miss Graves, for her
earnest and indefatigable labors
with the children In discipling them
for the event, our warmest apprecia-
tion, and commend and congratulate
her for It's perfect success.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13

Associate Judge T. Van CIagett,
recently appointed 70 succeed
Judge Merrick. and Judge Cana
licr, who succeeded Judge Crane
last year. are both attend log our
present term and, with Chief Judge
BriHcoe. make q full bench. Il Is
Judge CamaIier's second term of
Court In Calvert. where be was no
stranger before bis appointment.
He has been well and favorably
known by our people for some years.
Judge Clagett. who came 70 our
county on Monday as a comparative
stranger. Is also making many
ls among Ne. They are both
urbane, nffable gentlemen, as we'll
- able. conscientious judges, and
the expressions We have heard in
tiicate that they have g7ade good
tmpregsi0n aznonR uE- We hope To
Navn them with us at every torn for
many years. Calvert Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13

Benedict. II Chafles county. was
visited by FIRE on Monday after
noon. May 81, 1909. al 3 O'Clock
which d. streysd atS ut half nf the
town. : tbr = IS h~inR in the neigh
borhood Of S25. 400. Sixteen build
ings were burned The FRA was noe
OF the most dtstrnctiv. thst has var
visited this section Df the State
Benedict Is noted in history as
the place where Admiral Cock burn.
landed marines and sailors 10 Au
gust 1914 preraraforF 10 the British
advanc4 that c. suited in the capture
OF Washington.
The fire is said 20 have started by
The upseiting of an oil stove Ia the
stove of Hiram Wishinsky.
when IL was seen that their
homes were doomed. persons be-
gan getting out their household ef-
fec,s. and much Of these were saw
ed, the occupant of the last house
burned having time to take out the
window frames aud doors. Most OF
the property destroyed was insur-
cd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
saored Hear I and Hole AnaeIs,

The Sacred Heart branch OF the
Blessed Virgins Sodality will have
o reception Of new members and a
May celebration next Sunday even
ing at z o'clock. Father Stanton
will preach the sermon on that oc-
casiOn.
The Chapel branch will have It's
annual reception and celebration on
the following Sunday evening, May
23, at the same hour.
The May Procession for the child
rem Of the parish will take place Of
the Chapel on Ascension Day, May
20, at 2 80 In theafteruoon. Masses
will be said at Sacred Heart Church
on that day at $50 and 9 AN. The
blessing Of the crops and fruits Of
the Earth will be invoked after the
late Mass.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK or
HORSES.


By breeding TO the Imported GERMAN
COACH STALLION. Fredo. No. 1857,
which the st. Mary's Stock Improvement
Association OF the county, has recently
purchased direct from the importer, at q
cost OF $4,000.
He will make the following stations
during the season.
FIRST WEEK
DR.. L. B job. son. Monday, March 20
Chaptieo, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Milestown, Thursday.
Clements. Friday.
Compton, Saturday.
SECOND WEEK.
] A Mouery's Stable, Clover Hin. Mon
day and Tuesday.
California. Wednesday.
Valley Lee. Thursday.
Jos. M. Mattingly's, Friday.
Leonardtown. Saturday.
Fee $40. Insurance, &25
Visits repeated at these sta tions ev,ry
other week during the season.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13

Tuesday. May IL. Court met :
all the Judges presens.
Last wilIof WIN T. Bailey admit
ted 10 prooate.
Annual valuation of the real estate
Of John H Parsons tiled and inven-
tory OF personal property returned
and order for sale passed.
Petition Of Lillian B. lynch and
Others, in the matter Of estate Of
John T. Ballenger filed and gran
ted.
Release Of Lillian B. Lynch and
others 70 W. 81. Moore, administra.
tor OF John B. Ballengar. fled.
Myrtle Il. Tippett, administrative
Of Lewis M TIppett allowed until
November 26, 1909 TO state her ac-
count.
Court adjourned until May 2B.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
Disastrous fire.

Early Saturday morning last the
home OF Leo NJ. Wathen, in Britton g
Neck, Leonardtown district, was
destroyed by fire. When Mr..
Wathen discovered that the house
was on fire the flames had gathered
such head way that he had difficulty
in saving the life OF colored SER
want girl, who was asleep. Very
little wearing apparel or anything
else was saved. 1t Is thought that
thSfire originated from rat-bed
near the kitchen chimney. We are
informed that there was no insur-
ance.
Mrs. Wathen hid spent long years
Identifying and improving her home
and IL was almost embowered 10
flowers II was ap ideal country
home and IL will take lifetime 10
make another like Il. The sincere
sympathy Of q host Of friends is
with Mr.. and Mrs Wathen 10 their
loss.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13

Tho Board OF County Commission
erB was In session Tuesday and
audited and passed accounts pre-
parRtory TO the close OF the levy.
II was determined to levy $1,000 for
the Public Roads and the following
supervisors we're appointed.
81. IniRo's. Stephen n Bean and
w. 4. Dent.
Valley Lee. John 8. Bean.
TB0pardtown. II. Eugene Abel
and >. Lewis Brown.
Chaptic0 aud Milestown u Bris-
eoo Woodburn.
Charlotte Hall Sylvester Adams.
Patuxent--J0seph @. Stone.
Bay. II. T. Febhagan.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13

A correspondents writes the New
York World: II heard the late
James Oliver, the plough manufac.
turer who left q fortune OF $50, ,00O,-
900, says that the tariff earned him
more money than ell his plants and
men His plougbs sold ia Australia
for so per cent less than Ia Indiana. -
Thus is shown how high tariff
projects" the farmer and the
workingnan.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcalVise and Otherwise.


Il Is reported that the Knights of
Columbus are negotiating for the
purchase Of Biakistone's Island
Services Will be resumed at ST
Andrews Church, Sunday the %.
and will continue on alternate Sun.
days through she Summer.
Mr. William Parsons aud family,
Of Richmend, Va, have moved to
their ST. Mary's home at Cobrum.
Many friends welcomed them
The Supervisors OF Elections met
last Tuesday and burned the ballots
Of last years election. The Board
will meet again on the second Tues
day In June.
Last week. Carl Davidson, @. e
measured the distance from Leon
ardtOwn wharf to Buzzards' Point
buoy and found Ii 70 be 1868 feet.
Bostmen anxious to test the speed
Of their craft will do we'll TO make
note OF this.
Robert Wallace, OF New York,
owner Of Cotton q Point, st. Mary's
county, Md. who has been spend
Ing several davs at Coltons, was
passenger on the steamer Capital
City, from down river. this morn.
ing. Mr.. Wallace is on his way to
New York. Star, May =.
Since September last, the Oyster
Police Schooner Bessie Jones, E. ].
PlOwden, captain. has captured SO
viclat0rs Of the oyster laws, all OF
whom we're convicted and paid the
fines and penalties imposed This
is good record and the Bessie
Jones should be given the pennant
for efficiency.
We print In, this issue q Synopsis
OF the State Primary Election Law
for which we are indebted to State
Chairman Vandiver. We presume
the synopsis was prepared by At
torney- General Straus. We hope 1t
will be carefully read and digested.
We think the law is cumbersome,
expensive and unnecessary. but 1t
Is sTHE Law and as such SHOULD be
strictly observed and obeyed.
On the evening Of Tuesday, May
4, instant, Paul and Julius Black.
stone and Son" Thomas, all color
cd, had sort of triangular fight
near the mouth. OF. the-lape, Leon
ardtown. A colored belle Is said to
have been ct the bottom OF the trou-
BILE. Thomas gave out that he was
going TO whip the two Blackstone
boys and la time Oh peace they pre-.
pared for war. One got q handy
rock and the other prepared q little
"lightwood billet about 3 inches
long and one inch in diameter aud
notching 1t around the middle at
tached stout string to IL. When
the mixup came Thomas struck
Julius Blackstone and then light
wood In the hands OF Paul struck
Thomas In the burr OF the ear and
he curled up In the road and "the
Subsequent proceedings interested
him no more. At the trial before
Justice Herbert on Monday the 9th,
when Blackstone produced his
"lighwood" weapon and said be hit
Thomas with IL, Thomas lowed,
deed be didn't hit me wild dat little
piece Of wood, Jedge; be hit me wild
plOw pint. Thomas contributed
20 and costs TO the corporation and
the two Blackstones were each as
sured ] cent and costs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13

Expended 20 35 for L a. M. Paint
10 fx up bis house. II for sale 10
will fctch good price. The pain
ters said II was The 3 gallons OF oil
they mixed with 4 gallons OF L. d
M. that did the jobeat 1-3 less cost
than ever before. It's coIOrinR Is
bright, beautiful and lasting. It
wont have 70 be painted again for
IL to ID years. because the L. q n.
Paint Is Metal Enc Oxide combined
With White Lead, and wears and
wears and coyers like gold. Sold by
@. PALHfER,
Palmer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13

The young people OF Leonardtown
are rebearsing an Operetta entitled
"A Day In Flowerdom" to be given
June 2nd, at the Town Hall. This
promises to be bright and attrac-
tive entertainment. Entirely differ
ent from any amusement we have
bad in hepast. Refreshments serv-
ed after the performance. String
Band will furnish music for dane
ing. Doors open 730 p. N. Ad-
mission 2b cents
MRS. GEo. p. LoKER.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
Picnic st Our Lsay's chaps

Last Saturday about 100 children belonging
70 the sunday School OF Our Lady's Chapel.
parish enjoyed TO their hearts content the
MayNputlng and picnic held for their bonefit
on the Church grounds az Modley'e Neck.
such r0Enping and racing, such Iau allter aud
cheering have not for long time been seen
or heard within the quiet pIrl ieua where the
children had congregatad. The girls proved
themselves AZ deeg Ia the running races a.
the boys, while the latter were at their best
In the tug-of-war contest and the baseball
games. Special mention must be made OF the
plucky work Of the nine sanctuary boys who
walked ali the way from Leonardtown TO
wrest baseball laurels from the Medley Neck
team. a round trip Of miles % great test
OF small boys endurance. But the Leon
ardtOwn boys were equal 70 the task, and 81.
though they did not succeed In @wiplng OUT
their opponents, they Kave good exhibition
0f amateur ball playing and deserve thanks
for their part In the days entertainment
Father stanton desires 10 express his graft
tude 70 ne Catecbism teachers and 70 the
other ladies who BY their presence, and By
kept the children amused. well dlled and
contented during the whole day.
The COMMITTEES In charge included, Misses
Lucy Yates, Bettie Wise Grace, Floyd, Lillian
haiey, Lillian FerrAll, Loi0na GoldFborouail,
Lillian Woodbury. Bessie Adafnn Higgn.
Forbes Wookhurn was one OF the Judges In
the tug-of-war contest and the needle thread
ing match. Mt. Floyd nmpifed ths bali game
and sexton Aieek Heard was general utility
man during the Joyous occasion.
A similar picnic VIII be heId next 6atur-
parish, NoWtown.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
TO The People OF St.
Mury's County,.
Don coxIne Registered 27oSe
Record 2.1o.

The Undersigned, will offer the services
Of the Finest bred Stallion owned In the
State Of Maryland, to q limited Number
Of Mares for the Season Of 1909. This
great Stallion 10 registered under all the
Rules Of the American Trotting Register
Association, except Rule 2, rs this Horse
has not been In the Stud long enough to
have offspring old enough to averecords
has numerous eolts 2 years old this
,g that are showing up finely and
be ON Exhibition during the March
fm Of Court, 1909
For further particulars, apply 20
FRANK j. COMBS Owner.
Beauvue, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-05-13
PARDON NOTICE.

The STATE or MARYLAND.
Office Of Secretary Of State.
Annapolis, April 80, 1909.
To all Whom II Nay Concern
Notice Is hereby given. That applica-
tion has been made to His Excelleney
Austin l.. Crofbers. Governor OF Mary.
land for the pardon Of Sanford Green
well, who was convicted at the March
term, 1905, Of the Circuit Court for Sc.
Mary's County. Of breaking into shop,
and sentenced TO beeouhned In the Mary.
land Penitentiary for ten years.
The Governor win take up the said
ease for final decision, on or after Thurs-
day. the 9th, day Of May, 1909. until
which time protests against such par
don win heard, and the paper flied open
70 inspection, at the discretion Of the
Governor.
BY order of the Goverrry
n. WINSLOW WTLLfAhn.~-..
May cit. Gecneferx