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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-11
Opening Quarries

The river hills" which for SO many
years have been regarded as practi-
cally valucless and of little moment.
promises to be the source oi future
supply oi stone for concrete. railroad
baliasting. macadamizing public roads
and other purposes Tor this section Of
the country. Large developments
along these lines are now being made.
The large plant near Lapidum, on
which from $4,000 to 100000 has al
ready been expended, is turning out
large quantities OF crushed stone,
which are being towed To Annapolis,
Baltimore and other points
The quarry OF Mr.. p. l.. Hopper.
which has been opened by MIR f.. NJ.
Good. j. now in operation and large
stone cruShcr is turning out about 90
tons crushed stone daily. To be spread
upon the streets oi tlavre de Grace
The trap rock III the quarry j. OF ex-
ccpt"nal good quality. the output oi
which promises Ia be IN iull demand
even after the contemplated improve
mcnt> nt the streets have been iully
completed
Last week a large force ri men. un-
- ''N'Nl'" W WI. =. W. MURPHY,
began preparations To- clean up and
open up the quarry on the Donnelly
iarm. near IIavrc dc Grace. Just above
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks.
2, the west crd ri the bridge. iur the
Ca>paria Stone Company. OF Columbus.
OHIO. whn will operate the same.
II i, proposed to- conduct the bust
ness "n large scale at this point aud
large openings will he made. \ four
track siding will be laid to the quar-
ric> trom the Baltimore x Ohio Rail
road tracks, the grading for which has
already been completed Tor laying the
tracks
These rugged granite hills ~ lower
liari."rd promi,e larp&..dqerItPgsr;s
III ago me most active and ,hrn',n'p
'ork done by the Dc,,,.,... ''TouHf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-11

John ". Taylor and wife to- VII
liam u Davis, property at Crcilt"n
81 100
Jane, y Pryor T." Frank II Thpmp.
SON. 81 acres - land IN the Fifth dis
tricl. $.lS aud other considerations,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-11
Interesting If True

The i"il"wIng letter. which appeared
in recent number ri the Baltimore
Sun, may he 81 interest. II true. to-
those wh" like T." figure nu political
results. ard especially T." those who
cherish the dclusiun that our Demo
cratic friend, rcvcr. II" never. have any
n,c inr The cnlnrcd Amtr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-11
Real Estate Transfers

{ T." be Continued }
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-11

"UIh uohe by the Democratic
was IN collaring negro votes
81 Second, Third, Fifth and
districts showed. in the lar.
t2rial election. that while ar
'llc friends "cuss" the colored
. pubic, they know how to land
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS

Far better progress is being made with
egislotion in the house than was an
tlcipatcd. Since the house convened on
Dccember &. however. a great number
Of Important bills and resolutions have
BEEN Introduced: two important measures
have been passed: number OF others
have been reported and are under con-
sideTatlon in the house
Hawaii though losing some of its ori-
sDtsl population by emigration, promises
10 make up the loss III part by births
from parents OF that class OF immigrants,
The departures of Japanese III til" iiscGl
year 1900 far exceeded tho arrivals.
Among Immigrants from that country.
however i'm the last few years there has
been large increase in the percentage
.of women.
The general assembly Of the intcIna-
tonol institute Of agriculture at Rom"
'adiomned yesterday To meet again in
lhe spring OF 1911. George Is. Holmes
'ot tho department of agriculture nt
apprpyc, the recommendation Of the as
.tenoly for cooperation between the fed
eratons and the International institute.
Mrs. Q VI. T. Belmont visited the New
ioTk night police court last night TO
.ree what treatment is accorded such of
.Sne striking women shirt waist makers
/ ns Are arrested for disordorlv conduct.
don't think the public would care 70
lcar what ! should like 10 say about this
spuft; was her first comment. Things
Hin ne different when We have women
3ouses and newspapers run by women.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
STEEL COMPANY TO
CENTRALIzE BUSINESS
United States Corporation Has
Some Gigantic Plans for
Future in View.
Y I.cnsod Mirc To Tho Tglhunc.

BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.
NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-With the re-
turn of Ebert NJ. Gary, chairman Of the
United States steel corporation to this
city from the south on Wednesday,
he has been inspecting the plants of
the Tennessee Coal ard Iron company
in Alabama, il is said there Will be an
nouncemeut oil gigantic plans for the
Birmingham district
In short, il is believed that the Unit
cd States Steel corporation viii make
tho ccptcrs OF its activities in The BiT-
mingham and the Gary, Ind, districts.
This is in order 10 dismantlc those
mills in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia which have been ccnters OF
industrial wars for many wears.
IL was announced in Pittsburg that
there would he many removals 10 Gary,
but the first iutimation OF extension
in Alabama was given through Mr..
Garv's visit of inspection to the south.
The southern mills have been practical
" free from labor troubles, as com
pared with the mills in toe Pittsburg
district. VI has become n policy of the
steel trust 10 make centers in these
districts whore labor agitation is con
spicuous by its absence.
There is another reason far southern
extension: The steel corporation I'M
tends to make Birmingham distrIbut-
ing point for all the iron and steel pur-
chased for Central and South America,
including The Panama canal. The new
plans OF the company comprehend the
shipment of steel and iron from New
Orleans, gulf ports, or some other con.
vcnIent city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
W0MAN'S LEAGUE WOULD
CLOSE STORES EARLIER

Recently the board Of directors OF
The Woman s league Of Salt Lake adopt.
ed resolutions calling upon the mcr-
chants 80 close their stores earlier in
the holiday season. ON the ground that
women employees especially suffered SO.
vcrclv from overwork aud extreme IA
tigue. The committee that waited on
tho merchants was we'll received. and
the dealers expressed their sympathy
with the movement.
1T was stated, however, that it is too
late 10 put the reform into practice
merchants have advertised extensively
that the stores Will remain open even
ings The league viii continue ut work
upon the matter aud viii present thci
request at an earlier date next holiday
season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
DENIES THAT MEXICO
WANTS TO INTERFERE
No Desire TO Take Part of
Nicaragua, Declares Special
Enyoy Creel.
" Leased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune
WASHlNGTO Dec. lS--''Thcrc is
no possibility Of Mexico going 20 war
with tho United States or any other
country declared Senor Enrique Crccl,
special envoy from President Dia2 TO
President Taft, who was a caller at the
state department today. It had been
intimatcd that Scnor Crccl received
some cavalier treatment nj the hands
Of the United States upon his submis-
sion Of plans 10 end the Nicaraguan
and other Central American troubles
This called forth the statement from
the standpoint that there is no strife
between the countries and that Senor
Creel had received the most cordial
treatment.
Scnor Creel set forth the attitude oi
Mexico quite clearly in his supplemental
statement, He said: "Thc relations
never beeu on Il higher standard. The
issue Of Nicaragua is too small an az
fair to change either tho policy or the
feeling of the governments and people
Of the two great republics, Mexico has
no intention of gong TO war against
any country. Our policy is one Of
peace and our relations with every couu-
try are more cordial. harmonious and
agreeable than ever before,
''McXico has made no represent ations
tp The United Statcs 10 uphold thc adj
ministration OF President Zclaya. Not
II word has been sad to me by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
BANQUET TO PEARY
IS NOTABLE AFFAIR
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Honors Arctic Explorer: Mes
sage From Roosevelt.
BY LEASED Wire TO The rrihune

D9 Js'aSHu W Ire 10 Inc llulNc.
NEW YORK. Dee. lS-A speech by
Commander Robert Z, Peary, 4 cable
gram from former President Roosevelt
anu The presence Of that cpi'0mc Of
all NJ football, Captain Ted Coy OF
va were the trinity of features Of
tho )clta Kappa Epsilon banquet Tor
Commander Pcary. rendered tonight at
the Hotel Astor.
The banquet was given in the Hotel
Astor ballroom and was An event Of
social and scientific Importance.
The Rev. So. Clair Hester of the
Kappa Epsilon fraternity delivered the
iuvocation.~<
MANY wcli-knoWn men attended
Aside from the speeches aud the read
ing Of Col. Roosevelt; s cablcgram. to-
geiher with the reading of letter from
NaTo" Mcclellan, ? feature of ;hc oc
cn.jou was the ''Dckes' march 800
strong. around the ballroom
Commander Pcarv himself is = mem
bcr OF the "DekeSf aud letter was
read from Charles ii. Sheriff.. report
ing greeting from the DckCs
furthest south 10 the ono who attained
furthesf north
The "DcItcs" trjca to train two
polar bears, so they coald pass around
the souvenirs. but were unsuccessful
''This. indeed. j. a happy occasion. ~
SAID Commander Pcarv. when he arose
10 speak. aud for several minutes the
burst % cheering drowned all other
words
The commander touched on the
achievements OF members oi rhe ira.
tcrDitv aud gave some account OF hil
own exploits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
STATE HEALTH BOARD
ISSUES A BULLETIN

Tho November bulletin of The state
board OF health was issued Saturday
morning. II shows 2S3 deaths from all
causes, with Jos districts reporting no
deaths. and sevcntN6ye localities rc.
porting free from contagious and IN
fcrtious diseases. The disease record
follows;
Scarlet fever. 2l5 cases, q deaths
smallpox. 2SS eases, deaths; diph-
thcria, - eases, ) deaths: typhoid fc.
yer. Isl cases. ~ deaths; whoopine
cough, % eases. no deaths; measles,
I6 cases, no deaths; chicken.pox, loo
cases. no deaths: pneumonia. 81 cases,
lS deaths: tuberculosis. or consump-
ton, ~ cases, II dcaths.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
University Club Report.

The annual report of thc board ol
trustees of tho University club has
peen completed for .reading before the
annual meeting of the club at the club
house Monday evening. Tbirtv.scyeu
hsN members were added iu the year
sea resigned and five died, leaving i
T Ts1 gam IN membership Of twenty-five
ine Premiership 10 date is as follows:
ss.fsS'aaent, sf' 49,; state. 2S; nonresident
~ honorary. 10; total, 300.
"a financial gain was made over tbe
%Ietceding III year Of nearly $500. The
iiao ioae purchased foriy-one and one hall
ss. west Of the club building, giving
~, frontage Of l25 feet on South TEN
~ AZ ,s1 sireet- The grounds have Il depth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
ALLEGED EMBEXZLER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

William Il. Hawthorne, formerly
treasurer and agent of Nest 6l, Broth
erhood of Owls. who was arrested IN
Ogden Friday on Il charge of embel-
element, WAS arraigncd before Justice
Of fbe Peace Stanley \. Hanks Satur,
day morning and pleaded not guilty.
The case was set for hearing December
o. Bail IN the amount OF $500 was moi
furnished.
Hawthorne s alleged peculation con.
sisted Of cmbcZzling $:i.14 from ths
Brotherhood Of Owls, last July.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

ClIristy is wanted in Salt Lake on a
charge Of having stolen a diamond ring
valued at 5000 from Miss Lulu Jordan.
A telegram received by Chief of Police
Barlow Saturday from Lieutenant Shan
pon stated that the officer and his pr,s-
. oner left Saturday afternoon for tins
|;nir. They should arrive this, Su&lay,
Dieht
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
Fire Causes LOSE of $40.

Fire. believed 10 have been started
by u gasoline torch used by al cleo.
aged the residence of j. +, Crowton, $50
West Second North street. Saturday
morning, to the extent of $40 The
electrician was working in the attic
and left his 'oocn bprning while he went
downstairs 10 get some materials. When
he returned the upper part Of The house
was ablaZe. Department No. answered
fhc call
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
Noted Educator Dies.

CINCINNATT O.. Dec. ls.-Rcv, Sig
muud Maunheimcr, professor in the He,
brew Union college here and one of the
best.known figures in Jewish educational
circles throughout the country, dropped
dead of heart disease today. lie was II
wears old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
IS DENIED CHR|STY
lieutenant Shannon Should Get
Here With His Prisoner
This Evening.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec, lS.-,
'Judge Cabaniss today refused writ of
|labcas corpus to +. G, Christy of Salt
Lake City. who was arrested lSare on
A charge of stealing diamonds in the
Utah capital. Extradition papers for
the return of Christy TO Utah have been
seeured and Lieutenant shannon of Salt
Lake is here to take hlm back for
f-ial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
Notice, Pythian Sisters.

All members are requested TO at
tend The funeral Of SiStc- Margaret
Jones from X. Of p. hall. Maccabees
are invited TO attcnd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

a private safo may be rented in tho
FIRE and burglar proof vaults OF tho
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
32 up Main street. $500 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
ISLAND OF MAUI.

Csorhe 700. Showers occurred
T % dates ana rS to men, 10 more tina" during
@ than during the preceding week The mean temperature
prevailed attended
Win much cloudy weather and light electric storm on the 18th
weeks and 20 inches less than the average The mean temperature
Hama weather .. obtained with mean empsratu Of
2S-The temperature 727o 81
of anfeon the 27ta amount more than the previous weeks
Puunene 2Sj"There was as inch of rana-on the s-that
amount more than during the preceding week The mean temperature
ksHSg 81 inch h of S ,s the 2 Ts
c%%"T" D' w s @ H%d ABOVE the Inc mean
d @'S %ps ias S%s Rain fell On ss
kaanspa dates to,ang inch.
that amount than last weeks and C less than the The
%cyaeGw RobG ''O''' '''''
ISLAND OAHU -. ~, ~"
kahuku weather obtained with rainfall he dates
week. The mean temperature was 7~R + Chstophersen
Ranch soRan fell on the last six dates and amounted
weeks The mean temperature was 7i2'-J Herd
cured on six dates and to,aiod rs inches above the average
Cso)-There
g~a cloudy and cloudy weather Obtained with variable
winds and measurable rain two dates amounting II inch 10 be-
low the and O6 less than last weeks The mean temperature
was 7SS-t Muller na:o,,o, ,oo o 10 ,o oo,.ooro ~ .un 49,
TS the % oo S and On ma% Sss
last weck's-F. Meyer 49, $500 - ..
ksuea GOETHE temperature 7lA Rain fell the
last two dates and amounted to inches inch above the average
the preceding week The
7l2'-Makee
GOETHE $50 Showers
than
Eeee with
inch Al than during the preceding weekMcBryde Sugar
Makawe GOETHE temperature 1882
more 81
ISLAND
Mapuehu Ranch GOETHE temperature 42 Showers
preceding week-C.
C)-Souherly O
SO than
WIN. q. sTockMAN,
Section Director.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04

Does your typewriter or phone.
graph need repairingi Do you want
it done right and by a man who un.
derstands his business and has no
typewriter agency, and therefore
needs show no favor to any one make
of machinea Then call up G. L.
LEN0RD, Phone 6SS, 1872 Hotel st,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
ISLAND OF HAWAII.


OF Esd O
, less than during the preceding week-A. Mason
kohaa Mill C29Thc 7lS' and the rainfall
0 "a less than during the preceding and los inches beo"
the avcragc-I. H. Lille.
koha continued deficiency
rainfall with the weekly The
73.2'.-Dr b. d. Bond.
(29)The 729 the rainfall
l24 inches below the
.- PactOw.
weather continued
a temperature as III. T. Barclay.
i2
ookaa C29lA shower tn" 2$l amounting IA inch,
weeks - inches below the The
temperature u Nv. C. Walker
Horohina 9Showos fell three amounted 81
weeks 252 inches below tho
.-- NJ Fraser.
81
23d2 weeks, 223 inches below the
average. Fraser
Pepeeteo i29-Slo|Cr 80
The SlG.-Papcckeo
l29Ian fell and 50 inch II
n during the preceding week 5O inches below
i r
(?9IThc Showers
totalei ~ 81 than weeks 800
l..
Ponahawai (2ashowes occurred dates amounting
inch 5 than during the preceding week The temperature
j GamalielsCn.
Kspoho temperature Measurable
inch rs less
"a than last wtcK'si Lyman.
C27Showers inches
preceding The temperature
GS2'-L. +. Turner.
6aO
inch 10 above the and 10 than last weeksFIaw.
Agic. Co
inch. previous
( IT.
KeaIakekua (29JRain fell three
lSi more than during the preceding week,-R. Wallace,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
don't talk and
Be BEAUTIFUL
De Castellane Furnishes a Simple but
Hard Recipe for Keeping Young.
Laughing Also Under a.sa,
the Ban vie. :l.l
(By Marquis de Castellane, Special
Correspondent Examiner) ga


Correspondent Examiner) 5fa'
| PARIS, France, April 10.-To re-
main young Is the chief ambition of
all women, and, 4 must acknowledge
/ II, Of many men, too. . Until now the
feeble resources Of coquetry were the
only methods Of protection. But
nov VIC arc hrousht a now rosnody.
said to be infallible against white
hair, wrinkles, falling teeth and all
other irreparable signs of age. 10
> The prescription Is simple and diff
ffcult:-Never talk. s! .sr..I4r ~
For talking causes wrinkles, which
are sign OF age. Laughing Is very
dangerous. too, and 80 people who
pass their entire lives in silence
ought to be still young when their
time comes to die, and consequently.
as a next step, there Is no apparent
necessity for them to die at all.
All they have to do is to remain
silent.
Hard Task for Women
But there is species Of torture In
this treatment, recalling the old
French adage, "one must suffer to be
handsome"
remember hearing my mother re-
late that when she was a little girl
she did not sit up at the table. and
her parents, fearing that she would
not develop in graceful proportions
had her hair tied to the back of her
chair, SO that she was forced to throw
back her shoulders and hold her
chin straight. -.
Being a woman, she would have
thought this silence cure far more
barbarous. So, while 1t may succeed
with men. am doubtful as to its
success with women.
| Last week told the story of DR..
Roux' experiment with radium for
curing cancer. do not yet hold the
proof that he has succeeded; but
am In a position to affirm that he
has not yet failed. and that is al
ready great deal.
Progress Of Radium Cure"
The poor old woman on whom the
experiment was made states that she
Is greatly relieved of pain. and so It
is established that the radium is con-
thinning It's anti-cancer action.
have taken such interest In this
case that have been daily at the
Necker Hospital to see the patient
myself. From close study of all the
phenomena connected with her, | can
deduce the following facts:
On the twentieth day since the
operation was performed marked
Improvement has been noted in the
general condition of the patient, and
she is almost entirely free from pain.
The doctors ask now for another
month, at he end OF which time they
Will be able to pronounce on the eiii-
cacy of the treatment. They have
promised me that | sahll have the
very first information on the subject,
SO that ! may tell the American pub
lie If one of the three greatest curses
of humanity has indeed been con-
quered by science, '' .r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
~ HONOLULU, May 3, 1909.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Raness weather conditions obtained the Hamakua and portions
Of the North kohaa districts Hawaii the
Hlo district. 1.-The districts
provided by the late legislative
district Of Oahu 275 33e
rainfall In inches the other districts kooauoa to Honolulu
o32 lib and Eva OIL HawaNorth kohaa 600 OIL Hamskua
ooo NJ Hio Ola to o57 Ho
2C2;
waiuku o31 Lahaina o15
hau os2 Lhue o6o o63 Wanea o56 Mookaiolo
kai o2o to o.36.
The total rainfall below weekly
wndard Hawaii and eeard OAHU and scattered
sections Of Maui The departures inches
districts HawaN. kohaa 1o8 -1.32,
TAI NJ Hlo ASP to 253 S. Hio list 3oz,
kau-o16 Maui-Makawao lahsnsoo8
+o to52 22s Honolulu o24
toll and Ewa-oo kaua-Hsralei oo7 and Wsmea o4o
More rainfall than during the preceding week reported at all
stations Kauai Mooka Maui all Oahu excepting the
Eva district all the Puma districts Of Hawaii
The did 100 the
district Of
Oahu, they ranged t35 TO 2ef inches
The higher those Of the preceding
the side Of Oahu the kohaa Hamskua and s. Ho
Hawaii Mooksi
% deficiency al
following table the weekly temperature and
rainfall for the principal Islands and for the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
Entire Group


U. Honolulu
relative
humidity ranging hgh-74 daily, u.s. for
totslns 80 "a than the
normal IA than during the preceding week The maximum
30 minimum g. 1885, OF below
higher souherIy
remaining
81 daily barometer
5000 oo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

Mote: The figures following the OF station indica
with which the weeks report closely
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04

JT~" u"U 80 . rrf
i 2 20" no tyAol 20 ~ 1vs rr
.''sni'.gl FsgpCi ~ .Het..,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04

tk' 49, = 3