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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-17
BOILER EXPLOSION
Serious Accident On The Farm Of j. n.
Nagner AZ MONtYch Station.

A boiler explosion occurred on the
farm of Joseph II. Wagner, at Woy
tych Station, this county, yesterday
causing serious injury To Frank Hicks.
who was badly scalded.
The boiler was running saw mill
when the accident occurred, from
some unknown cause. causing total
loss of the entire machinery.
Mr.. Wagner was badly bruised on
the leg from the flying iron but for
tunately no one was fatally injured.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-17
Mis- Magruder Resigns

Miss Rosalie Magruder, daughter
of Judge and Mrs Daniel K. Magru
der, of this city, has resigned as
teacher in the High School.
Miss Magruder has been success
ful teacher of mathematics in tho city
High School for few years. She is
a graduate of Bryn Mawr, Penn.
Much regret is expressed at the leave
takin of such a competent and success
full teacher.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-17
DR.. HERRING'S ADDRESS

DIR. Herring, a grand old man of the
true Southern type, lat once won favor
with his auditors by referring to
that ever fruitful, and moist topic
the weather. After referring to the
most inspiring occasion and the genu-
inc pleasure it gave him to be present
DR.. Herring said, the presence of such
large gathering who had come to
the commencement exercises through
down pour OF rain, thunder and light
ming, showed the interest those pres
ent feel in the school and in the
graduates. DR.. Herring said the
Weather Man was usually the:forecast-
er of the weather, but now he had as
much as he could do to keep up with
the procession. The constant rain
(snd at that time it was pouring in
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-17
Returned Through Ad

The lost pin advertised but once
in The Capital, was returned this
morning to the owner through the
following ad:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-17

B1g- If You want CLEAN ZOE get
it from the YELLOW WAGONS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-17

oST-SMALL GOLD PIN, TURQUOISE
l. set. either at 1t. Johns Commencement
or from College Ave, and Campus or in
C;vmnasium. Reward al 1873 Gloucester st.
3t-jl6.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-17

AND FOUR BOYS FINISH COURSE AT
ANNAPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL.

Mayor Strange Presents DpOmasPrO Pler Retiring prnc-
pal Makes Telling Speech and Receives an 0vatOn-Dr.
Herring Orator OF The Occasion Wakes Eloquent
and Hits The Weather Man-Digniied
Exercises at City High School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
TO HEAR SHIPPERS NEXT
Erle's Argument for Higher
Rates Presented.

Washington. Oct. I5.-The inquiry by the
Interstate Commerce Commission into pro-
posed advances in freight rates in Eastern
territory was adjourned to-day until No
vernher 81, when the shippers will be heard
IN this city. Final argument was set for
December Il.
j. c. Stuart, vice-president. in charge of
operation, OF the Erie Railroad. presented a
statement TO show that the amount TO be
spent in the near future by the Erie for
construction and equipment would be
sSssI7,5ss he said the budget for 1910 ag-
sresated sSl.0oOoOO for ordinary expenditures
IN improvements in the operating depart
ment. Out of this amount s5.O0OoeO would
have TO be paid from freight and passenger
income In his opinion, this amount could
not be capitalized, and consequently no re-
turn to the stockholders would be received
on it. He placed the bonded debt OF the
Erie at $4,000 a mile
Mr.. Stuart declared that the Erie officials
were willing to cooperate with the commits
sion in making the business of their own
and other lines successful.
Yet every few years." said Commissioner
Prouty, your road has gone into the hands
Of receivers
The fact is" continued Mr.. Stuart Eve
have rich railroads and poor railroads. Just
as we have rich men and poor men We
have 10 make rates for all people and for
all railroads. We have arrived at that
stage where we cannot provide the facilities
demanded from US unless we can obtain
the necessary money from our traffic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
FINDS NO GAYLORD ASSETS
Assignee of Brokerage Firm
Figures Debts at $4,000.

Frank A Gaynor, assignee OF Thomas O
Gaylord. trading as Latham, Alexander &
Co. said yesterday that from the brief ex-
animation he had been able 20 make of the
firms books he thought its abilities would
be about $50 eoo. and that there would he no
assets He said he had not seen Mr.. Cay
lcrd. and did not know where he was.
II had no connection with the firm he
added and know nothing as vet about its
methods Of conducting BUSINESS. 7 have an
accountant at work on the books. but it will
be several days before I viii be able to
make any definite statement as to its con-
5ition''
Friends Of z F Buchanan, who was
member Of the failed firm Of A. Q. Brown
& Co. said yesterday that he was not in
terested in any way in Gaylord's firm and
had had no connection with it.
Edward 9. Benedict. receiver in bank
ruptcy for the failed firm Of Charles
Minzesheimer & Co, took charge Of the
firms affairs yesterday, superseding Balm
bridge Colby, who had been named as as
sisnee. No change was made in the est
mates Of the preceding day Of the firms
assets and liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
FOR SAFETY ON RAILROADS
Commerce Commission Orders
Uniform Equipment.

Washington. Oct 15.-Uniform standards
for the equipment Of railroad cars and loco
motives with safety appliances were pre-
scTibed to-day by an order issued by the
Interstate Commerce Commission The
order is the result Of a long continued agi-
tstion for uniformity. All the appliances
covered by the commissions order are now
used, except that two additional ladders
are required on certain classes of cars and
two additional sill steps are required on all.
Edward A. Moseley, secretary Of the com
mission, who has devoted nearly a third of
century to the work OF obtaining these
standards and 10 securing the enactment
by Congress of safety appliance and en-
ployers liability legislation, collapsed from
an attack Of heart disease on the day the
agreement as 10 the standards was reached.
His condition Is regarded as serious, and
he may never be able TO resume active
work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
COLUMBIA STARTS WELL
intercollegiate Soccer Cham.
pions Win First Game.

ne columbia soccer team. twice winner
Z ne intercollegiate soccer championship,
olsnea It's season 10y defeating the Boys
IN On South Field yesterday by a score
- ne nTst half honors were even, each
- scoring one goal In the second half
--o~eVer. the Columbia players showed su-
.silof speed, and by that time had got
u working together better.
. ~ bwyer, captain OF last years team,
r-'seo a centre. and was the first 70 tally.
- men on play was very even until
-'l'lh I'VE minutes OF the call Of tine.
' ~Heh q Menzies, inside left for the BOYS
-D' succeeded IL outwitting Columbia s
lrhee and telng the score
rive minutes after resumption DIVER
-sa-A goi possession and shot Columbia s
INC goal on pass by Huang For
'''''-ty minutes thereafter the Boys club
PAYERS held the Blue and White IN check
&c then Dwyer, for third time. came 10
- tiaht and IN a miX-up before the Boys
-'-D goal found the ne:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
NAVAL EAZERS PUNISHED
Four Midshipmen Lose Rank and Privi-
leges at Annapolis.

Annapolis, Oct 15.-Superintendent Bow
yer of the Naval Academy announced to-
day the punishment imposed upon Midshlp-
men J W. Anderson, Howard Bode, Jenifer
Garnett and William H. O'Brien for hazing.
All four Of the youths. who are members
Of the senior class, receive one hundred de-
merits. and Anderson and Garrett VINO
were officers Of the brigade, get twenty-five
extra marks and are reduced in rank for
reFlecr of duty In not suppressing the haz-
ing IN which they took part.
O'Brien, who was manager OF the loot-
hail team Is removed from this place In
addition 10 the above punishment, All -FOUR
Of the midshipmen are not allowed 70 al
tend the Arnly-Navy football game ana rose
ali liberty being confined to the Academy
limits until further orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
YALE LOSES At SOCCER
o-,eoenf i. c. Takes New Haven
CoIIegians Into Camp.
OTHER LOCAL GAMES
...-scbolastic Series Gets Un-
der Way with Victory for
BOYS High.

-. ,ent its soccer football team TO Bay
-. yesterday afternoon and met defeat
-. hands Of the Crescent Athletic Club,
- y, n this tine remains unosaten IN
p -,,s-nnIo-1ship series Of the Field Clubs
- League. by score Of 10 :. Early
=. struggle Yale tied the score The
- h,U,ever. ended disastrously.
letters. inside left opened the scoring
- Crescen.s shortly after the ball was
=. n pay. Gay. Yale centre forward. sue
SC IN ea;Islizing by cieveriy taking
49,, the left wing. The Crescent men
- ran their score 10 before Yale could
-.+-s+e ne defence again
.e.er the restsrt Kerr Tailed. getting
- the entire Yale line. and about III
=. --,i--.tes later the same player convert
= a7o-be- corner from LETTERS Yale made
-, mistake q keeping its halfbacks too FAR
= CAV. at centre. was in the thick OF the
,----,rrIe the entire game, and Tau, q Jap
s,ese PLAYER. showed up especially wei at
- bs,k. Along. another japanese, played
- -l,alf7ack in good style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
FAILS TO DECLARE DIVIDEND
Asbestos Corporation Disappoints
Holders OF Preferred Stock.

The Amalgamated Asbestos Corporation.
Limited. Of Montreal, has failed to declare
the October quarterly dividend on its
per cent cumulative preferred stock of
which 81 s7a00o is authorized and outstand-
ing
The syndicate which underworld an issue
of s.. go first mortgage 5 per cent thirty
wear gold bonds Of the corporation has re-
ceived z notice from the Royal Trust Com
panz-. Of Montreal. the trustee of the issue,
requesting the immediate payment OF 10 per
cent OF the amount Of It's subscription TO
the bonds The syndicate has already paid
40 rer cent Of the total subscribed for. The
notice adds that in a few days a final
statement viii be sent showing the balance
az hv The syndicate on its subscription.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

washington. October Is.
ORDERS ISSUED--The following ORDERS
have been issued:
ARMY.
Major HENRY Il. WHITENEY, adjutant gen
,-.,,ta11l' " - ATTER n WHITMAN. LIST Cavalry,
si,,'e barge Of construction work at Boise
4 EaTTSsks: NJ KNOX LIST cavalry.
rsantain HENRY J. NICHOLS. medical corps 10
Newsrk \ J. 20 deliver address on Pellagra
before Essex County Medical Society on No
z,,-. i.',teTants GEORGE F. BRADY. 14th In
fantrv to Walter Reed General Hospital,
r,,,s frst neufenants coast artillery. as
sir.ed or attached 20 companies indicated;
TOTTIS y. PEPIA, assigned 10 65th Com
2sny. RUFUS MaPgCA , asSlsnsd 80 20
signed TO I81st company LINCOLN b.
CHAMBERS. attached 10 5Sd Company
Hr-IT ; - . KNIGHT attached 10 10th Com
49, Holm p ELLIS. assigned 20 14sth
55oT1psny: JOHN MATHER. attached 10
i5eth ,e2abt ARTHUR " TAsKBR medical
fiise oy,e from the transport Sheridan. to Pre-
sido, a.,ie n PRESTON s KELLOGG medi-
cal reserve corps 10 Fort Ye sI
First Lieutenant IsoAl-AE =, -re-r1
r,. al ,n531enant HENRY r WESTON. medical
reserve ra's.s S DAVID D HOGAN. medical
1890 CORPS, upon abandonment OF Fort
eeSgvler 10 san Francisco thence to Phil
ippines' NAVY.
,.a- " D. MDOUGALL~ detached
command the wolverine nome await
1seu1ensnt Commander w. EVANS. detached
The Psnnsyivania; home await ~ oIqS5s.
Lieutenant Commander - = t 70, - - ~
1ieufena5i sSl'1ommander {. c r. EWELA- TO
the Pennsylvania 9 xvfFs0.. de-
tsched the Independence; TO the COLO
rse,,,sSsnt ATKINS. detached the South
Carolina: 10 special temporary ""'S say
Department bo-,a smaft
,,,osstI5nsr PAYNE. detached the
.,S,s., S',vgson. a = SHEEHAN, {. g
KREss ana J. J. oMALLEf' e"liiiiis
,-,,.s Ggrn.r = A MESSING. TO naval n nag,
zine ST Julien's Creek Va.
Gunner ]. z EGAS. 20 the hahsas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
CAPITALISTS OFF FOR MEXICO

a r sullNeh. president of the Kansas
N'ty- Mexico & Orient Railroad, who re-
Gently sold Sl0.@9sso of the company's Sc
turtles abroad, left here yesterday for
4ieAlro City by way Of Chicago. He was
Hooom panied by party of twenty-five,
representing stockholders in London. New
A0rA New Jersey and Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
The line-gp follows

The BensonhLrsr and Oritari teams
PLAYED az Timer Park yesterday afternoon
-ae Oritsnis winning the match by a score
OF 70 / E 3. Perry. centre forward for
sDrirani kicked the first goal OF the game
cunning the entire length OF the field be-
fore getting -he bah through. No further
scoring was done during this period, but
E0un after the restart Perry again tailed
Shortly before the end OF the game A
Esnpson scored the only goal for Benson
tu-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.



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WORK WANTED.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

The Canerons met and defeated the
.o-.s- team a the Brooklyn Central Young
us-'s Christian Association al Van Cort-
,sndt Park yesterday. the score being 20
!, Early IN the game Stevenson, playing
inside EFT for the Camerons. secured goal
shot nv Shaw from a corner. When half
tine vas called the score stood al 10 9.
Jenkins. playing a. centre forward for the
Young Mems Christian Association, was
next - tally. scoring the only goal for his
-zs-n. The next two goals fer the Canerons
were by Dennison and Freeman, 7espec-
lively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16

Al Prospect Park yesterday, the eleven
rf TIE Brooklyn BOYS High School opened
EAe lnterscholastic championship series for
Ire Maxwell trophy with a victory over
Morris High School by the score Of 1
u : BOYS High had the advantage in
sacn haf, getting the better Of the per
Torrance a. the rate OF 10 l in both
PERIODS. Malefsky and Shanbolt scored IN
ne first half for Boys High and Lip
EHttz and Shanbolt tailed in the second
period Leb and W1trneyer scored for
Morris High in the first and second Pc
E7ocs. respectively
Manual Training High School, the pres
En- champions Of the Interscholastic Soc
oeT League, opened the season az Van
NcruGncr Park yesterday by defeating De
II Clinton by the score Of ! goal 10 Q,
BON teams We're well matched, and the
cnly point tailed was scored in the first
leIloc OF play In the second half the
NAntol PLAYERS commenced 10 lombard
manuals goal. bur could not get the ball
tss- CreiheIds
The soccer team Of the Curtis High
nchool went down 10 defeat before the
eeVen q High School Of Commerce by the
score q 70 !, al Van Cortlandt Park
yesterday. The Manhattan rlavsrs were
Yer" last ana by good team work scored
yea In the first eight minutes Of rlav.
n the second period Of play. the winners
Kept Up the good work and scored twice
Deione the visitors got really started.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TWENTY THIRD STREET Y. NJ c A: I'd
:, near I'm sunday. p m. address
s.-rhs Fight FOR Character" by state secretary
FRANK W. PEARSAI.I-
rontralro soloist Miss Marguerite Dunlap. o.
Brooklyn.
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TOILET PREPARATIONS.

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produces all natural shades from blonde 20
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pefe-ee-J- =. Naclennan. Brooklyn Foot
- r1r.b T1nesr1 en-Birnbaum for Yale and r
t-ilts-1z FOR Cresceuts Gcals-kerr a.. Arm
800 - " JeEers and Jackson for Cres-
minutes
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- 60 = Dryer Ltn-Emen-L " Nut
- -or boss Crab ara 9. AeIntSKh for Coium-
= .Sosls-DNyer % fer Columbia; MenZies
r ~ BOYS club. Time-Hslv Of thiTry-hve
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WORK WANTED
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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atIs7ee-'- Ereighton. LAnesmen-J CAR
-.u criiGn-, and 2 stuart. for Bensonhurs
y1ss-E. Perry -. 4 Eampson. Time
E-a!ues o. <aTyv minutes each.
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an GOID AND SILVER.

RICHEST PRICES for Diamonds. olt Colo:
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EURNIsHEp Rooms WANTED.

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