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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05

4- t-Mr --
Henry J. Docherty and the present
| principal, T. e. Manness.
For thirty-eight years the vice-prin-
cipal, Margaret Baird has been on the
teaching staff, and the present primary
vice-principal, Caroline a. Ingalsbe.
has been there for twenty-six years.
Record Ii Notable.
A record of distinction has beer made
/ by the school in mathematics, the High
School authorities saying that the
pupils coming from 1t, as q rule, are
better prepared in his subject than
those from other schools. In music,
also, 1t has don excellent work, and at
the musical festival it's pupils took
| three meritorious certificates for chorus
singing.
Twenty-six nationalities are repre-
| sented on it's enrolment. Though the
pupils are bright In many ways and
anxious to learn-more anxious than
the average American boy-discipllne Is
difficult to maintain, and firmness Ia
required of the teachers. Considering
the homes in the heart of the tenement
district from which the pupils come. the
finished product which Is turned out is
surprising to those who are acquainted
with the difficulties and the early
environment of the children.
Athletics are INDUCED in with en-
thusiasm, but no pennants have come
to the school. The reason assigned for
this is that the best athletes leave
when they discov their value as base
ball players or in other liness while
the majority of the boys have not the
time. The greater number leave thn
classroom and go to work, while many
attend a Hebrew school between 8 and
6 o'clock.
The Fairgrounds of the institution
are rather small, and the yard for the
girls Is said to be entirely too cramped
for the many who use it.
This Is the onlv school in the city
which eoniers a class pin on all gradu-
ates, and the little trinlSet is much
treasured by those who receive it. The
practise was inaugurated seventeen
years ago by Principal Doherty. and
many who now occupy places In the
business and public life of the country
r'2e the little emblem. The pin is
node in the form of a scroll bearing the
year Of class n is of gold.
r,eu c..
-
me iast e.ass numbered
nfty-tour' VINO received diplomas on
January ~ whlie the present CLASS
whleh VIII graduate IN June, consists
OF slxty-seVen. or the hfty-four VINO
recently were passed along with honors
tnirty-eight are entering High School.
n IS a large percentage, ana
VI ~ ~ a Xr11Nnh IG q ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
ERIE TRAIN KILLS A

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 1.-THE manglea
body of q man about So years old, five
rect seven inches in height, was found
dead yesterday on the Erie Railroad
tracks at the foot OF Pavonia avenue.
this city. Seven cents and a card bear
in the name of 1T. ]. McCarty" were
found in one of the POCKETS of his
clothing. The body is in Hughes's
morgue. 1t is thought that he was an
employee of the Erie Railroad. and
that he was run down by a locomotive
while at work. None of the Erie men
could identify him. He. wore a blue
shirt and d pair Of oyeralls.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
IRONWORKERS' STRIKE TIES
UP BAYONNE HIGH SCHOOL.
Especial to the Newark star.I

Especial to the Newark Star.1
Cayenne, Eco. o.-Ine homework
ers employed on the now nigh Sci.ool
building went on strike yesterday la
sympathy with the striking steamt1t-
tiers. The latter went out five weeks
ago for an increase in wages from $5.5J
to Sc a day. When all hope of an i'm
mediate settlement was abandoned the
School Board informed the contractors
thai they would be held to tier con-
tract. Non-union steamfitters were en-
ployed.
During the past week an effort was
made to have the ~non-union workmen
discharged. These efforts failed and
the Board of Education was apl called
to. The threat was made that the iron
workers would not work alongside o
union men and that a strike would be
ordered. This threat was carried out.
1t is possible that all %non-union men
will be employed to finish the build
ing, which is greatly needed The
High School is overcrowded and classes
nave beer held in the Railways. The
pupils are on part time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
ELIZABETH GENERAL
HOSPITAL PROSPERlNG.

ELIZABETH, Feb. 5.--Reports as to
the condition Of the institution, its
financial standing and the work of the
past year were given last night at the
beth General Hospital, held in the
chapel of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
1t was shown that there was a big
increase in the number of patients
last year owe the year previous and
that the work of the hospital Is con-
stantly growing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
GOES TO JAIL FOR BEATING HUSBAND

CAMDEN, Feb. 5.--Pfeading guilty to
as ult and battery OF her husband,
Mrs. Harry Donehue was yesterday
sentenced to four months in the county
jail by Judge Joline. The oma was
not in the least p%erturbed by the rul-
ing of the court.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
DISMISSED AMPS TO ORGANIZE.

GLoUCEsTER, Feb. 5.-The eleven
dismissed members of the Gloucester
City Fire Department have a move
of a new independent IRE COMPUTE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-05
PHOTOS BY L. w. MOORE.
CHARITY BAL. A SUCCESS.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 5.-About 200 OF
Jersey City's social set attended the
annual charity hall in Scottish Rite
Temple last night given in aid OF the
Children's Home. in Glenwood avenue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13

ceigsd. Tho Democrats carried
Colorado for President BY only ii
percentmofe votes than tbe Republl-
oan car didaie received.
These figures show the Importance
Of Democrats registering and voting.
Two more Democrats voting n id.
dition 10 each 100 votes cast will
change the result Ia some states,
and will certainly elect many nandl-
dates for Congress and the Lagis-
ture who otherwise will be defeat
ed.
There are enought Democrats il
eli the close states and Coneresiou-
al districts 10 elect the Democratic
candidates II they will only register
and vote. The lazy and the lsggard
voters must be urged to do their
duty 70 themselves and to their
country By their ardent Democratic
neiRhbors who bear ire heat and
the toll Of the day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
Resolutions Of Respect.

Resolutions Of respect upon the
death q j. THOMAS BRoMK, late a
member d the Board Of Trustees Of
Charlotte Hals school.
Whereas. II has pleased AImiehs
God 10 his wisdom, ~ remove from
Us, nv death, J Thomas Bronze,
loug trae and faithful member ol
our Bond.
Resolved. That W.. the Trustees
Of Charlotte Hall Scho l. while bow
ing 10 hnmble snbnlsslo 70 the
viii of the Divine Father, do deep
n regret our loss and fee that the
loss Il not only ours, but q severe
one 70 bis fam ly and friends, who
have our deep aud true sympathy,
and also 10 lis native County ST..
Nary's, (Which be has ever been q
true and noble citizen Of high ideals,
broad character aud sserliug inte-
gritty
Resolved, thai these resolutions
be spread upon ou minutes, copy
sent BY the Secretary Of Board "a
the family of the deceased and also
published ID the County papers Of
ST. Maary's and Charles County.
Gro n GARNER,
DIR w 3. DENT.
w ]. MITCHELL.
COMMITTEES.
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Holy Angels Festival.


One year ago the new Holy An.
gels Hall in Sacred Heart Parish
was finished and opened to The pub
lie with o grand concert. At thai
time II was burdsned by consider
ably more than half thu cost 81 cree
ton. All but remnant Of the re-
naming debt was cleared by the
annual festival held last mouth,
Tuesday, Sept. n, ON the Chapel
grounds $50 earnestly have those
Immediately connected with the
Chapel and the members Of the par
isb al large, worked with the Pas
tor TO accomplish this result.
The credit Of this latest success,
which counted over s4O0. total re-
ceipts. was due Ii very great part
10 the following committees,
Dinner Table: PresideDt, Mrs.
Alice Mattlngly, AideU. The Mes
DANES Josiah BeitzeIl. Sensco Che
seldine, Goo. W. Gass, John .. Glib.
son. Arthur Graves. Jane Lancas-
ter, Susie Morgan, Thomas Morris.
Misses Julia q. Stone. Ida Chesel-
dine. Agnes Lawrence. RenIe Long,
Elsie Lawrence, Ida Gass, Nellie
Qnna ard HGthar Morris
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13

Fancy Table President. Mrs..
James Il. Bailey; Aides. the Mes
DANES r Allan Mattingly. Cleve-
Ia0d Bailey. Bonnie Brown md Mss
g Simpson.
ICe Cream Table The Mss Lily
". Cheseldine and Blanche Gibson.
Confectionery Table President,
Miss Fannie Stellar; Aides Mrs.
Lucy Swami and Mrs. Gertrude
Cross.
Soda and Cigars: Messrs. Edw.
Yates and Robert H. Glass;.
Outdoor Games Messrs. Bennie
Gibson and Code Wooiburp.
The tournament was held 10 Blue
stone Field which thus again be-
came the scene Of knightly fitting
after an interval Of many years.
Conditions we're ideal for fine
event, bat the season was late and
there ware but eleven riders.
Charles County sent some Of her
best talent. but they could not van
qnish she flower ofSt. Marv's. The
knights were Marshalled BY Mr.. w.
+. Herbert Of Dynard as Chief. and
Geo. n. Cullins Of Palmer as aide.
The judges were Messrs. Thos. }.
Lawrence. Edley Thompson and
John Fl Good win. Mr.. Earl Hay
den, one OF So Mary's orators Of
known merit. addressa noble charge
10 the knights. and was frequently
and loudly applauded
When The dust had settled. and
the chargers refined up. and the
rings counted. II was found that
Louis Guy. Knight Of Leonard Hall.
had won first place with o perfect
score; 10 the Hall shortly after the
tourpameut. hs had tao privilege 81
crowning Miss Stella T0ag Is Queen
oi Love and Beauty. Cleve Cation.
Knight Of Milestown. crowned Miss
Ida Gass as FIRST maid; Wise Bow
man. Knight Of Maryland Boy,
crowned Miss Gertrude Knott. Sc
cond maid; and Elgsr J. Simpson.
Knight Of 8usbwood, crowned Miss
Lillian Matting'y, third maid Of
honor Mr. John "A 7 Briscce.
a. g., who took the honors 10 ora
tory LAST year 81 Loyola College,
Baltimore. made tbs coronation adj
dress and ID was fully up 10 his
high reputation and the expectation
Of the great crowds gathered to hear
him.
While addressinga word oi thanks
70 tho generous atrons Of the festI-
val. among whom we're many who
had cone from great distances, the
Pastor wishes 70 mention especially
the soliciting COMMITTEES: Mrs.
Ttomas Norris. Mrs Senece Chosel.
dino. Mrs. James II Bailey. tbe
Misses Fannie Strlair. LILY v.
chessidine, Susie Norris. Carrie
cheseldine aud their assistants.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish 10 state 10 our friends
and the public generally. that the
large and commodious building now
In the course of erection in Leon
ardtown will be completed by Sep
tember 10th. at which time the same
will be OpeEed for business.
Messrs. Joseph s. Matthews and
]. Philip Greenwich will be Ia cons
troll OF she management Of the bust.
ness for the firm. and they have al
ready placed their orders for a large
stock Of Harness. Vehicles. Ma
chimes. etc. 20 arrive BY that time,
and will DO 10 a position to show the
largest and moet complete llne of
such goods evsr shown Ia tho couu-
~. Our main effort has always
been 10 sos that our patrons are
fairly dealt with, 10 give the proper
service and expert ATTENTION 70 all
buying machines Of us. h, furnish
the best goods possible k3f the price
asked, 70 keepa stock Of repairs for
the machines sold by us, and 10 do
all Ia our power 70 merit she conf.
dence Of our patrons. therefore, We
ask that we DO accorded q friendly
consideration BY all.
The management will be pleased
81 any time 70 have lbs friends call
and look over what they have wheth.
or they desire 70 buy or not.
Thanking you for the patronage
and Kindness shown as in the past.
We are respectfully.
The Mstfhesvs- Howard lmp. CO
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
Democratic Duties

There are Two duties for Demo-
Gratis 70 perform that will not bear
postponement until the usual more
convenient season 10 the cities
aud the county precincts whore the
law requires ii. the registration days
must be remembered and the voter
enroll himself or be will lose bis
vote Also remind your more re-
miss Democratic neIgnbor TO attend
to The same important duty: don 4
rely upon his memory or promise,
but urge him TO accompany You 10
lhe registration oflicp,
Another equally important duty
is 70 see that all Democrats vote.
AT the last state election trifIe
over two per cent more Democrats
voting would have carried Massa-
chusetts for governor. A little less
than two per cent more Democrats
voting would have elected q Demo.
cratic governor Of Missori.. Just
over one per cent more Democratic
governor Of New Jersey; the reIa-
tive per centage Of votes cast being
Republican 30 55 and Democratic
40 80, Less than four per cent more
Democrats voting would gave elect.
ed the govencr Of New Hampshire,
Less than half Of one per cent more
Democrats voting would have elect.
cd the delegate to Congress from
New Mexico. Less than three pei
cent more Democrats voting would
havedeieated the Republican Cover.
/ nor 81 Kentucky end d Republicar
/ Emitted States SENATOR Taft carried
Indiana BIZ only one and one hall
per cent more votes than Bryan re-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13

Cotton unbsached and beached p yds FL silks and WCr
ses 81 ali coos Apron Gngham - yds for H. Perca yard
wide Ak and one yard Ladies' Wrapper Lawn
for only Ladies' Skirts, oil wool as low 81 10 and
81 b0 Ladies' Suits already made at price, Child
ren q Coats Tor Sundays match With Caps.
Wa Religious Pictures for SALE l6 70 framed 10 oak
low $50.
invite all friends and customers 20 come and get these
bargains will receive with
al and Mrs Mlison has just opened millinery
with aud latest style Of Hats and Is selling - low
mr. Il. MILLISON,
Aprl 28-u LEONARDTOWN, MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
A silver Hat Pin Presented

The Manufacturers Of Dolly Madi.
son shoes will present. upon order,
from anyone 81 our Agents. large
silver and enamel hat pin 10 each
lady buying q pair 81 Dolly MADI.
SON SH0Ks.
Prior 10 November l. 1910. Send
uE the ordOr, giving inside lining
number Of shoes bought wiih 4 two
cent stamp, Tor maIiieg. and, we viii
send you this attractive and useful
souvenir
DIXON BARTI Eft AND COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS. DOLLY MADISON
sHOE,S Baltimore, Nd.
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FOR The Best Lie insurance

see ! CAMILLUS HOWARD, ARt.
Mutual Benefit life 81 Newark. N.
]. "a Company SIXTY five years ia
your oounty. Has paid poliryhold
ers T~o Hundred and Seventy 81
Millionsos Dollars Never any law
suits Wepay SIS We contract Sec
Mr. Howard II yoa want straight
goods others II you do not advp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
LOCalHise and Otherwise.


chesnuts are ripe.
Rain was most welcome after tbe
prolonged drouth.
Farmers are getting their wheat
crops planted.
There was an informal dance at
Hotel st. Mary's Friday last
Mr.. ). Philip Green weeIl, has
moved into his new hons at Leon
ardtown.
Judge Jos. H. Kew Is improving
his stock by the introduction Of the
famous Pol. Angus strain.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Simms,
Of Balbimoreare visiting friends and
relatives in the county.
Frank Holmes, OF Mechanicsyille.
has secured position with the
o. q p Telephone Company at
Washington.
Mrs. Robert A. Young, q Gath
ersburg. Montgomery County, is
visiting Mrs. Jos. II Key, Leonard
town.
Miss Ruth Dent, Of Oakley and
Miss Leila Mattingly, Of Ls0narGs
town are teaching school near Ia
Plata. Charles County.
Miss Agnes Bucholtz, 81 Long
Green Baltimore County, who has
been visiting the Misses Maddox AZ
St Mary City, has returned TO her
home. q
Mr. r. d. Neal, Of Baltimore re-
Gently purchased Of MIR. Roy w.
Bell, Of the First District very
desirable farm on the Chesapeake
Bay.
Miss Mamie O. Neill, Of the Arm.
strong Gator Company, Of Baltimore
is in charge Of the m'llonry depart
ment OF Gendason and Jones dry.
goods store.
Local horsemen are busy pre-
pairing for the Fall Meet. and from
the workouts the winners II the
coming everts win know that they
have been TO the races.
The students Of Leonard Hall have
organized an Athletic Association
and preparations are b ing made @
put out foot. ball and basket bail
squad az an early date,
Mr. Clarence Drury, formerly d
Leonardtown now u spak ne Wash
ington, has returned 90 his eld hone
on short visit. II many friends
here we're delighted 70 see bin.
DR.. r r. Gre nwell. Of Leonard
town is tearing down the old fflice
building on the corner Of his lot.
The removal Of this old building
will bs great Improvement the
towns i otys.
Rev. Father FinniHgao. S J for.
merly stationed IN S, Marys and
Rev Father Dewitt. S J o. George,
town Universiy. are guests n the
Jesuit Fathers al the Leosardiown
Mission.
Mrs Jennie bell. widow ~ the
late Henry Absll, died at her resi-.
deDce, near Rid Gais, Mooday iast
She was about 70 years old and a
good. christian woman Her loss
will be deeply felt May she rest
10 pesce
Mr., Leo Raley and Mr. Thos. Guy.
both 81 Clements have arranged q
race for Saturday next at 2 r. N.
Wade, owned by Mr. Raley will IA
against Mr.. Guys Friday. This
promises TO be good sport.
Bedworth Jr. owned BY Mr. Jones.
Of Leonardtown. won the Free for
All az the Marlboro Fair. 10 very
handy style The race was unfin-
ished Tuesday ard was completed
Wednesday The tract was heavy.
but the time good, The loca horse
defeated the following very CLASSY
fisld: Glidewood. Rad Rock. Care.
clta. and PAcemsker On rhnsday
he was entered in the show.ring In
Standard Bred Glass and was award
cd the blue ribbon as being tbs
haudsomest Standard bred shown.
HoIw Anaela' Feettval
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NOTICE.
DlssoLurIon % % PAnrHaanIp.

DIssoLuTioN on 90 PARgwnsHIp.
The firm III William W. Bnrroueha
and MaFlhaE Kirk trading under the
name and style Of w W. Burroughs and
Company, has bsen disaoI ed By mutual
consent
Mrs. y +. Kirk. having taken over
allAssests 81 the firm win pay all claims
against said firm through II. Al. ADDER
son it the National Bank 81 Mechanics
vile. MechadIcssille. Maryland, and no
tics II further given that All parties III.
debted to said firm ara requested To
make immediate settlement with III
W. VI BunnOU0Hs,
II. =. kirk.
Sept: 20--gf.
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&. VOIGT
MANUFACTURING JEWELER
726 Seventh Street NOTthEes,
BETWEEN @. and 4.
WASHINGTON, D. c.


Everybody has some friend
whom they wish to make
happy. It may be mother
or father. sister or brother. Il
may be a wife. or It may be a
sweetheartar often Them
selves.
Our stock Of JeweIry.. and
Bric-a- Brac Is a completes
Each piece has been carefully
selected and we feel satisfied
that q visit from you win
bear us out that we have as
fine a selection as can be
found anywhere. Why not
give us a CAN.
Any article that you may
select will be laid aside and
delivered when wanted. Ex-
perlenced clerks. Polite at
tentIon.
WATCHES. DIAMONDS, EN-
BLEMS, RINGS. SILvERWARE.
CLOCKS and BRONzES. PRAYER
BOOKS rnd MEDALS.
72b 7sh Street, N. W. Washing
ton. D. q, is the place and the man
TO deal with IS u. vOIGT.
Everyone who deals with v0igt i
pleased.
Nov. Fly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
Shoes Ind slippers.

Shoes ard Slippers slO and $50 Mems Fine Shoes
up 1850 Ladies' low Quarters style and
any make OPP date Chdrsns Shoes 2Oo pair Mems
Coarse Shoes low 95c pair and g. Ladies' Every
Day Shoes Ladies' Fins Sample Shoes $780, really worth
t2 SO.
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BROAD NECK.

containing
$50 acres more or less,
being the land Ofwhlch James Neal, col
ored, died. seized aud poaeeased.
The farm ~ d fret class ono, II under
good facing. II improved by a conaf0r-
table Dwelling q large new barn aud by
necearaFg out~buildings.
The farm Kinds 0n VALUABLE
PRIVATE OYSTER CREEK, suitable
for planting and rultivatlng oysters and
~ convenient 10 churches. schools. whnrf
and postoilice. There is fne aud valu-
able lot 81 wood aud timber ON thelarra
and the property h valuable to anyone
seeking a hume or an investment.
TERMS or SALE. The terms Of sale
re prescribed by the decree ase Cash.
R0BT G. COMBS.
Sept 20--td. Trustea.
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Attention Ladies.

wish to announce to Che Ladies that
] win aoopen my Store at Ridge. on
OCTOBER rs. 1910.
with q sull and np.t0 date line 81 Millin.
ery: Notions, hadies and phiIdrena fur.
niahinea
Thanking the nuhlie ior past patron
age and selecting continuation 81 The
sare,
Very Respectfully.
MEss koaEs MockR1nx.
Oct o-Im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13

A woman or girl 10 do general house.
work IN good home with modern inn
provementm In suburbs Of baltimore.
good wages.
Apply 70
MRs. Il. A. JogKs,
Sept. 15-1m. LeonArdtown, Nd
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MEN WANTED.

Able bodied Men wanted 10 work
on the State Road ct 10 cents. the
hour. Apply at the work.
DAHL DoNNRLLY.
Sept Ib I'm. Superintendent.
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For Sale.

Three young mules Sound as dollars.
Pull ID any harness. Straight every
way,
w. P. poweLr,
Oct. 0--1ni Afredale. Nd.
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Tuesday. ossoAo, rs. 1910.

TUESDAY October 90 1910.
Hon Daniel s sIallivAn aud Hoa Jos.
n Smith win deliver addresses. Theirs
VIII b. GRAND Rail- At night and
Refreshments. Music rom he city.
Admission 70 Hal and BAH. 80 renta
Lunch and nelnshmenta win be- derived
in the upper room ~ the Matthews
Howard building. Dance 1T Hotel So.
Anry'e Addresses nj the Town Hall
at ! ? = followed III Danes aud ~
The following cnmmitt Q al Iadiea win
hare cherge u tbs Lunch and Refresh.
nentgs
Mrs y X Greenwood, chairman,
Miss Mareares Abel Mesdames
+. ]. Comfs. Jos. Cough, Jas. n.
Lee. Jos NJ MatiinRly. r. II. Thomp-
son, Is n Camalirr. s. Paul Hay.
den, Geo. w Joy, w u MsstlngIy,
Lucy Spa ding. r. o. Morgan,
Charles Abel. J0bn ]. Duke, Jos.
A. Hayden. Jos s Matthews, @. J..
Russell. Igns. Wathen. =. Thns.
Duke, Jno r. Herbgrt, Meyerell
Loksr, Jos. II. MiIbuFn. Miss M.
wilkinson
The ladies committee will meet at
Hotel 81. Mary 5, Sunday October o,
AZ 3 n. NJ
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81. Mary's Racing Association.
Leopardtown. Md.
FALL MEET 1910
CLASSES and PURSES.

First Day-Monday. October II.
colts owned in ~, Mary'G syearn and an
der no mark. purna. Es6
ais Trot or Pace. Purse, sloo
Running Race. Purse, SO.
Second TUESDAY. October Is.
$50 Owned In county, Purse. go.
40 Open, PuFne, 30.
Running Race. Purse. $50.
Third Day Wednesday, October 10.
minute owned Ia county, Purnn, SO.
Free for all, Purse, $40,
RAINING Race. Purse. "a.
CONDITIONS.
Esalaa of the National Trotting Association
Ail trotting and pacing races, mile heata,
best ) IN g. Money divided, 10 per cent, IS per
cent and 70 PER cent, except tho AOpen
i. EnirAnoe fee, 10 per cant ofpurss. 30 en-
Horsss diatancine the field Or any part oris
2 os os sa acasg Z. onz oe,o ana viii ...g,
at +. NJ, sharp.
Hobbies not barred.
Entries close October 10. 1910 at y. VI.
ReeoEda made on any day Of theae Races no
Right reserved o change ths order Or any
days program.
Positively no conditi0nAi entries.
Right reserved togeleet any entry received
"A hours after date of cl0ning
nom Baltimore and Warrington lard A
Lo0uardtown Steamers nom Washington
leave stephenaon'a Wharf, TN Street.
HARRY N. JONES' Treas, 4 Secretary
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
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nEsPEuTBULLy ANNOUNCES THAT HE
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