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Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
Local Brevis,es.


Partridge season opened last Tuesday.
Vote the Rspubliesa ticket on Tues
day.
Election Day, ru-sosy, November
9Th.
The home o. the travelling man
The New Wills.
Miss Katherine T. Posey is visiting
friends in baltimore.
Mr. !emuel AIbrittaia returned on
Monday from visit TO the City.
Mr. J. Writ Wilmer, spent several
days in the County during the week
A large crowd attended, the Halloween
entertainment at Wayside On Monday.
Turn out Republicans and roll up
good majority Tor Hon. Thomas Parran.
Ms. Glen Mattiagly, Of St. Mary's
Goa its was a guest Of Mrs. A. A. PuseS
last week.
Mrs. }. V. Smoot who has been unwell
for some time we are glad to state is
much better.
Tho vonng neonIa Of Indian Head
enjoyed most pleasant Halloween
dance on Monday last
A.. u.rr;son - Ro,t,r,ore zoe
-, - ~ t.mil, ~ can =
Wil,,ar durino the week.
n..aa.dntv .;,;zso .,d .s a
- rs...t,,,s.. - ~. - Iii.
- m. rrar.as p.,,.n
Mrs A,drew Chairman and danobter
NJ, Clarence Tpstis arr visiting tbe
tami,v ~ Dr. J. W Mitchell.
-. ho,h aa,rs,ara,.s "a ,asr,s;0a
IN H. yo,, Inv the wssbine.or snndav
s. o. saia a. an nawsdaalars
60, -
~ -. 80 ~, '-.''- - ~
cond,t,ons now existing in The conntrv
n,,.. ~ 49, -.
iaiss's a''.,'eeu' ~ i.a II,
- 80 - ~
Rev. and Mrs. Horace W. Stowell.
aceomnanied by their niece. Miss
Iouise stowell. are visiting relatives
in Pennsylvania.
- e. ~ rhon,as p,r,on
means continued uroteetion and pros
rar;tv .s wal as The further material
ad,ancement Of The Fifth District.
Mrs. r. ". Hopper, ieit on "ednes~
icy ~, - -, -. -. u;-s 1,,,;a
e' u'so@"' - -, 80 -, - -
y 'sei's''s . : V - is1s' s
LOSl- On tne ROAD ieaoing rom La
Plata TO folnonkey, par OF golu rim
ny sis.''e,es. ~, 80 So ~ = ,aao;ro pesro
- / ''--'S = '''-'7 80 -
reN"ru'
we are glad 90 note ehat Mr. La'rooe ~
over s. son OF Mr L. b. owens OF tnis
Oeun'Y VINO nas oeen qu,'e s,.S ".H
syp"o'" 'e'e' a. . Ho' p'''' :"
'on' y '"'i'o'''s
The Managers of the Pomfret Soci4 blos
announce the next dance to take place
on fi'uas' 49, io'l a"u p,o'",so s"e
sa"i9 ~ ''slu' '''19's 60" y sDs -
1is'a oiVhesHa.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
HOTEL @ LIVERY.

Having enlarged my buildings at
Pisgah, am prepared to accommodate
the public with meals, lodging and
livery. Call to see me.
GEORGE B. DELOZIER.
Pisgah, Md.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
NOTICE.

Lost from my field one Light Yellow
Cow with white spot on hind leg. The
finder please notify.
JOHN r. BARNES.
Pomonkey, Nd.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
BEDwORTH JR.

Below we give list of the races in
which Bedworth. Jr., has been enter
ed during the Fall ahd how he finished
First at Leenardtown, Nd, in the 2ls
trot.
First at +" q" {. free
for all.
Second at Rockville, Nd, in the 2ls
trot.
First at Forestville, Md, in the free for
all Southern Maryland.
Fourth at Prospect Park, Md in the 222
trot.
First at Marlboro, Nd, in the free for all
Southern Maryland.
At Prospect Park, his cart came part
which put him back
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
FeroAY. Nov. 4. 1910.
7 ,OCAL AND p ERSONAL


There will be preaching at the follow
ing places on Sunday November 6th.
Bethel II A. NJ.
Dentsville $50 P. NJ.
La Plata 7.S0 p. NJ.
C. NJ. sARvES, P. @.
ow to the absence Of the rector
there will be no service at Christ
Church Sunday Nov. 9th SUNDAY Schoel
will be held at the usual hour $3.50 p. NJ.
REV HORACE w. sTowELL Rector.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04

Farmers and others are warned against
obstructing the County road drains with
trimming from their lands or in any 9TH
er manners. .Lumbermen, haulers, etc. are
especially warned against obstructing
the drains by temporary crossings or
piling lumber within the allotted road
space of 80 feet. Violations Of the
above public road regulations will be
dealt with according to law without
further notice.
By order of the board Of County Com
missioners.
j. H. Blandford,
County Roads Engineer
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04

Half the world isn't a4 mean as the
other half think it is.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
maryland Independent

-Four bar RS allowed to ysarly advertisers
q hoai additional sharge.
Al aivsriissnents due and payable after
d-st insertion.
ubito,- les aud PersonAl communications
ill h.iase-tsd u ten cents per line
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
Jury For November Term.

Judge B. Harris Camalier was in La
Plata on Friday last and drew the Ju. y
for the November term.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
FOR SALE.

Benedict Oysters by the pint or gallon.
W. NJ. HOWARD,
La Plata, Nd.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04

with either dog or gun and further trap
ping on nv marshes is also strictly for
hidden. Persons diSregarding this
notice and warning will be dealt with
according to law.
1I-i2t. Mrs. Mary f. simms.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
Entertainment at the McDonough
Institute

Institute
Friday evening. November II,
1910. 8 O'Clock.
To Be Followed BY Dance.
"LE vELExCoR" CLUB.
Of East Orange. New Jersey.
With the following
PROGRAM.
l. Trin "1'ae Sword of Ferrah" Bullard
2 A Gtuml Of Songs. ....... Mr.. Corlies
> 7 Oft in the Silly Night Vorich
4 \ Group of Songs gs.........M Mr.. Velsor.
i.lodrama. Mr.. Devereux.
Tennyson's "Enoeh Arden. Strauss
Nine .Levinska at the Piano
6 Duet. -. Mr.. Velsor and Mr.. Corlies.
7 Trio. "The Death of a Traitor,
Cornelius.
General Admission, 35 cents.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
No Trespassing Or Trapping.
PENNSYLVANIA"

All perso ms are warned not to trespass
upon my premises known as
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04
WANTED.

Is Veal Calves.
WIN. HOWARD,
La plats, Md.
Maryland independent., 1910-11-04

Partridge season opened last Tuesday.
Vote the Rspubliesa ticket on Tues
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Probate Court of Twin Falls
County, State of Idaho.

In the Matter of the Estate of Will
liam Keyes, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the under
signed, Harry H. Fisher, administrator
of the estate of William Reyes, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceas-
ed, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said administrator, County of Twin
Falls, State of Idaho.
Dated this the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1910. HARRY H. FISHER,
Administrator of the Estate of William
Keyes, Deceased. Sept 15-Oct
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

rates part and the local dealer part
before it reaches the consumer. l
gave as proof, Carol d. Wright, COM
missioner of commerce and labor in
his Eighteenth Annual Report"
See the 1900 Census Report, Vol. Z,
page So also page 1913; also page 1874.
You see / did not get this out of a
newspaper; it is Uncle Sans report
while Teddy was i'll the chair.
Smoke that in your Republican pipe
then howl In regard to millions being
invested at from five to eight per cent
l will say this applies to the middle
class business man, who is fast being
| crowded out by large concentrated
capital Why, my dear man, you have
| never studied the economic basis of the
capitalistic mode of production.
don't blame the writer for not signing
his name to the article in question
Such gross igronance would shame
any person, even a Republican politi
| clan.
| Say, Mr.. Editor, are you quite sure
you did not write that article? Square
| yourself by producing the name of thu
writer, or the public is liable to holt
you under suspicion.
| | hereby issue public challenge u
| the chairman of the Republican Contra
| committee to put up some OF your rep
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson are among the
pioneers of the Twin Falls tract and
have made many friends who wish
them a safe and pleasant trip. Mrs.
George will have charge of the hotel
during their absence.
Mr.. Wilcox, who owns some fine
land east of Hansen, was Kimberly
visitor Tuesday morning of this week.
Charley George has gone to
HOLSTER where he has work clearing
up land for Dr.. J. j. Whyte. He ex-
poets to be gone about month.
Geo. Luft brought in samples of
Bartlett pears raised en- his ranch near
Kimberly few days ago that are
equal to any grown in other parts of
the state. There is no question about
this part of Idaho for fruit.
Miss Florence Brooks was down
| from Miner the first of this week Wis
| iting with friends.
G.. T. Newbry made business triI
to Miner Sunday, returning Mon.
day.
H. r. Denton is having his house
| connected up this week with the cleo
/ trio power company's line.
1t is reported that Chris Newman
has purchased the property formerl.
owned by @. w. Rice. There is Away
| a reagon.
The census report for the Kimberl,
school district shows quite an increas
in the past year The report for 1870
showed 237 pupils of school age. TIL
report for 1910 shows 276 pupils
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
KIMBERLY NEWS NOTES.
Kimberly, Idaho, Sept. 10, 1910.

Kimberly, Idaho, Sept. 10, 1910.
]. A. Bybee and C. w. Dyer, DEM
ocratic nominees for county surveyor
and assessor and tax collector, were
shaking hands with friends in Kim
berly Tuesday of this week.
The Kimberly school opened Mon
day morning, September 18th. There
wer 1877 pupils reported. Two years
of high school work will be taught.
Under the supervision of Prof. Haf-
rison and with the corps of excellent
teachers, Kimberly should have one
of the best schools in the county.
e. t. Newbry was in Twin Falls
Monday of this week attending bust
ness for the county.
w. T. Hudson, proprietor of the
Kimberly hotel, has made some i'm
provement around the hotel, having
built sidewalks on each side Of the
building from the front to the rear of
the building.
Messrs. Burggie and Green have
rented the townsite building and have
opened up a pool hall.
E. T. Brown moved into the Morgan
house a few days ago for the winter
| to take advantage of the Kimberly
schools.
Joe Fitzsimmons has moved into the
Weeter Lumber Co.'S building opposite
the postcffice, until he can build
new house on the site of the old one
Mr.. and Mrs. Leitch returned Fri
day of last week from conference ant
a visit with friends and relatives II
/ Oregon and Washington.
Miss Deathridge, daughter of j. e
Deathridge, left Monday morning 10
Boulder, Colo, to attend school thl
winter.
The reception given the faculty o
the Kimberly school Friday evenin
of last week, proved to be a gran
success, and all those present had
very enjoyable time.
Gust Hurtz returned from Jarbidg
Friday evening of last week. Gus
says the camp is looking good. H
brought in some fine samples OF or
, from the Buster and other claims.
, O. M. Banta was down from Hollis
/ ter one day last week and says every
: thing is on the move up there. lot
of land being cleared and put in shap
3 for crops next year.
The registration office at Kimberl
will be open every Saturday after
E noon and evening so that all that di
3 not get registered before the primar
e still have the privilegde of registerin
/ in time to vote at the general ele'
ton, November 9Th.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hudson wi
/ leave Tuesday evening for their Of
: home in Wisconsin for months vlsl
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

resentative lawyers or candidates to
debate with me and try to defend the
present rotten exploiting profit sys-
tenn against the logic of the Socialist
doctrines This also applies to Demo-
Gratis as well as Republicans.
Come to the front, gentlement. Put
up or shut up.
/ will venture the assertion that the
writer of the article in question is too
big a coward to publish his name and
If he does it will be token that he &C
cepts my challenge to debate, then see
where it will put him.
S. w. MOTLEY.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
An Ignoramus Nailed to the Stake b!
the Logic Of Socialist Argument.

Editor Times: In your issue OF Sep
TENDER s, | noticed an article in which
some ignoramus who is ashamed to
sign his name, took offense at my
speech on the street Saturday evening,
September 3.
/ did not say any one made Three
pairs of shoes do the work OF twelve
pairs" as the writer alleges. | sup
pose he wants to lie on purpose to de-
ceive.
l simply stated that it has been
proven by statistics that with the use
of improved machinery the labor power
of the laborer has been so intensified
thatsh1e. average laborer in the shoe in
Il 1ean turn out twelve pairs OF
Is per day.
Fee pairs, or $1,000 pays for
r md raw material employed In
81 and that at that rate, it
La to 300 per cent. surplus value.
*4ssdid not say that the manufactures
gets it all as the writer stated. That is
lie No. 2.
/ said this 800 per cent goes to the
exploiters who do not work at all.
The manufacturer gets part, the
travelling exploiter part, the railroad
company through exorbitant freight
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

For Sale-Team Of work horses and
new Peter Shutter wagon, including
set of heavy harness. The team weighs
$500 lbs. are bay and black in color
and perfectly sound. They are 5 aud
years old. Price 100000 for outfit
E. B. Bishop, 619 West Main Ave. 9-S-tf
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
To Trade.

l will trade my Broom residence on
Sth Ave. East for a good 40 or 80 acres
and pay the difference in cash. Cor
respondence solicited. Geo. Lacy.
Sept S-29
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

For Rent-S0 acres miles from
Bull For terms and conditions see
J. c. Fancher at Ostrander Lumber
Co. Sept Is pd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

Remington typewriter for sale. Used
one year and in first-class condition.
Inquire at Hill Home. Sept 1922
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

Lost-Gold ball from chain. Return
to Rogerson Hotel office and receive
reward. Sept Is pd
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
JACK" JOHNSON SHOWS WAD
Gives Bail to Appear to Answer
Charge of Assault.

Jack" Johnson was again in the clutches
of the police yesterday. being arraigned in
the West Side police court on a charge OF
simple assault and disorderly conduct. BY
a coincidence, the officer who arrested
the heavyweight champion was Martin
Sheridan, a former worlds champion
all-around athlete. The complainant against
the negro was Henrietta Cooper. show
girl with a burlesque troUp.
She alleged that Johnson attacked her in
the Gaiety Theatre Building on October "a
He seized her by the wrists. she says. and
gripped her so tightly that she screamed
with pain. Her cries finally made the negro
loosen his hold, and she ran from the
building and told her story to Sheridan.
The complainant was unable to appear In
court yesterday because of illness, but she
sent word that she would appear to-day
Magistrate Freschi thereupon held Johnson
in $500 bail. The negro drew huge roll OF
money from his pockets. peeled off ,0OC
bill and tossed it on the desk. The clerk
said that he had not sufficient funds on
hand to make change, so the negro dived
into his pocket again and produced a $500
note, remarking that that was the smallest
bill he had.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
MAYOR PRAISES HOSPITAL
Sends Check for $100-In Let
ter Corrects Mistaken Notion.

In sending his check for 500 to a Barton
Hepburn, chairman Of the fund that Is
being raised for ST. Mary's Hospital, Ho-
boken, Mayor Gaynor yesterday declared
that the notion that the fund is to pay Mis-
medical and surgical bill should be removed
from the mind of the public. The Mayor
wrote:
I fnclose my check for s1e0 for the St.
Mary'S Hospital Thanksgiving Day lnd;
It seems to me that before closing the IunC
YOU should remove the limit of 500, so that
those who can afford IL may give larger
sums The noble women who run the hos
pital are much in need of funds TO carry
On this work.
| NV one wish the morning I left their hos
pital was that l were able TO pay off their
taken to the hospital 1 had only vague
| notion, like that common to all who have
! had no hospital experience, that there were
| such noble women in the world who devote
all their time gratis to the nursing OF the
| sick and wounded in hospitals. What would
| the world do without them?
There is a notion abroad 10 some extent
| that this fund is to pay my medical and
surgical bills. 1t ought TO be removed, as
fear it prevents Subscriptions.
The Thanksgiving committee Of the Gay
nor Hospital Fund met yesterday at the
office of the chairman. John D. Crimmins,
No. 135 Broadway. The treasurers report
showed total Of s13,25S % received from
upward Of three hundred contributors. The
subscription list will remain open and con-
tributions will be received up TO December
/ II was decided by the committee that
the entire fund should be presented TO St
Mary's Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

Naples November 5, Palermo ] and Boston "a.
10 fairfield. SoIari Co, with mdse. Arrived
at the Bar at IL N.
Steamer Pawnee philadelphia. to the Clyde
SIS Co. with mdse. Passed In Quarantine at
20
Steamer Porto Rico, Baltimore, to the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co, with
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 7.20 a m.
Steamer Chippewa Brunswick November %,
TO the Clyde SIS, Co with mdse. Passed In
Quarantine at 9:45
Steamer Romantic (Br), Genoa November o.,
NapleH H. ST Michaels and TeTceira Is. 70
the White Star Line, with 249 cabin and f,161
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at 8:44 a m.
Steamer Merida Vera Cruz November II
and Havana %, TO the New York and Cuba
Mail Ss Co, with 100 passengers. malls and
mdse. Arrived the Bar at 1l-1f a
Steamer Calico (Br). Hull November 9. via
Boston % to Sanderson q Son, with rndSe-
Arrived at the Bar Mt 1920 a m
Steamer Jefferson. Newport News and Nor
folk, to the Old Dominion Ss Co. with pas
sengers and mdss. Passed in Quarantine at
2:20 p m.
Sandy Hook. J, -.ov 23. $50 p rn-Wind
northwest. fresh breeze; clear; moderate sea-
SAILED.
Steamers Sabine. Brunswick: Jamestown.
Norfolk and Newport News: Matanzas. Ha-
vana: Navahoe. Wilmington y c. and George
town, 8 G; Taurus (Nor). MOntevdeo via
Norfolk and Newport News; ArapanOe.
Charleston and Jacksonville; Palama (Cuban)'
MatanzaS.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
CARUSO'S KINSMAN TO SING
Brother -in-Law, Who Has Been Study.
ing Here, Will Sail for Italy To-day.

Montclair, y. j., Nov. % Special
Emanuel Iacoletti. of this town, will sail
tomorrow on the Carmania for Naples
which he left to come to America fourteen
years ago. Iacoletti, who is brother in
law of Enrico CarusO. the tenor, and who
SO greatly resembles the Metropolitan star
that he has been called "Carusos double"
goes to Italy to make his debut as an oper-
attic singer. His first appearance will be in
the opera house at Milan in Aida
Iacoletti has been studying under Lionel
A. Bobsart. of New York, for several years
He is said to have fine tenor voice. He
has perfected himself in the leading parts
OF Aida" Carmen" Faust" al Pag-
liacci." "Cavallieri Rusticana" and Ira
Vfata"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
PUT TO DEATH
Vicious Old Gypsy Queen Pays
Penalty for Staying Keeper.
FED CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM
Huge Animal Resists 495 Grains
Of the Poison for Forty
Three Minutes.

Gypsy Queen, the vicious old eieph'ns
that killed Robert shiels, a keeper III
Bartols wild animal boarding barn Al
Jersey City. on October IS, was put u
death by poison yesterday afternoon for
forty-three minutes her huge body resisIeu
the assault Of 495 grains OF cyanide o-
potassium Four times she fell ana so'
up. AT the fifth fall she partly rose, tneh
went down fat, and remained. She
breathed for twenty minutes after her final
fall.
Gypsy Queen was 8 feet inches tali'
and weighed recently 1850 pounds She
was born In Africa eighty-seven years ago.
so her owner, Frank Robbins, the circus
man. says.
About thirty newspaper men, Society 1or
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals rep
representatives. and circus men were present
when the elephant was killed. The barns
are In a field of several acres on the north
side of Communipaw avenue. and a 1ur-
long from the Hackensack River.
While the crowd waited for the arrival
Of William Snyder and his assistant. Rob-
ert Horton, of the Central Park menagerle'
In New York, Gypsy Queens trainer TOOK
her out through the big door on the south
side of her barn into the yard and put her
through the tricks she had performed 1oT
many years. At the command Of the
| trainer, Charles Curtis. she struck many
poses, knelt sat down. lay fiat on nef
| side, and appeared perfectly tractaoie.
| Then she walked deliberately back into tne
All four Of the elephants feet were
chained by Curtis and his assistant to
rings in the floor and post Ihe poison
was in a box. containing ninety-nine cap
sules Each capsule contained five grains
of cyanide of potassium. Arrangements
were made to put the capsules INTO apples
enough apples, and the work OF puttins
the capsules into the apples was too slow
| Snyder called for buckets and bran
into three buckets he put a quart OF SO "
handful of Capsules Curtis placed &
bucket before the elephant She put IL
Then another bucket, and the third was
consumed. The eating occupied Just ont
minute Queen was hungry and thirsty
The poison was given at S:4s p m. IN,
work her ears lazily, as she had done al
of the afternoon. Ten minutes later sht
stood still for second. and then trembled
curled and shivered. Fourteen minute!
after her fatal meal she threw up he1
| trunk and head, and her eyes rolled A
up quickly in spite of the handicap o
chains and rope At the thirty-frst min
ute she got up for the fourth time anC
stood leaning against the side of the barr
trembling, and with bending knees for two
minutes
flashlights filled the room with smoke
At All Queen fell heavily, raised on hel
abdomen, then rolled upon her side ant
made no further visible effort to get up
She lay In convulsions. gradually dlmin
ishing and bTeathine iainter and FAINTER
took the first swallow Of poison. Snyder
pronounced Gypsy Queen dead.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
J. J. CosGRovE OUT ON BAIL
Queens Politician Said to Have Drawn

James J. Cosg-ove. Of No 276 FLUSHING
avenue Astoria, head of political assocla-
ton bearing his name. appeared BEFORE
Judge Humphrey, in the Queens county
Court, yesterday and was released IN $SVU
bail on three indictments charging him with
petty larceny.
He is accused of drawing money for 4
tin horse and cart" which, according TO
his testimony before Commissioner Samuel
H. Ordway. he received from an unknown
dark man. who called at his home one
evening before the primaries of last year
The bogus outfit earned him three pays,
hence the three indictments. TWO others
charged with similar offences are Yet
wanted to complete the list Of men under
Indictment