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Substitute Election Officials.

According to the provisions of
Article SO Of the Code of Public Gen.
eral laws of Maryland, hereby GER
tify that at a meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of Elections for Anne
Arundel county. held on October "a,
1910, the following changes were
made in the list of election officials
previously published:
John Fl. Morgraf, of Severn, as
judge in the second precinct of the
Fourth district, vice Samuel Wylie,
excused.
George W. Prescott, of Maynard,
as clerk in the first precinct of the
Third district, vice Fred Hahn. ex-
cused.
Fletcher Dicus, of Hanover, clerk
in the second precinct of the Fifth
district, vice Samuel Dicus, excused.
Edward Il. Joyce, of Arnolds, clerk
in the second precinct of the Third
district. vice William C. Holman,
excused.
6. w. MUNF0RD,
o26 Clerk to the Supervisors.
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Timber Land For Sale
Second District OF Anne Arundel County,
Lying on Underwood Grssk.

The undersigned as trustee, holds at private
sale. i54 ACRES OF LAND belonging 10 the
Estate Of the late Andrew J. NJ. Dorsey. IL
wood or Clements Creek. sometimes known
as "Diidick" or 'Salt-pan Creek tributary
OF the Severn River. The tract Is mostly
woodland, some OF il containing fine timber.
Right OF way 10 railroad. DOrSey's Crossing.
one mile distant. May be purchased as whole.
or In lots according 10 the plat Of subdivision
filed in No. 1854 Equity, in which cause the I'M
dersigned was appointed trustee 10 sell, and
having once offered IL at public sale, is low
authorized to sell al private sale.
Terms OF sale can be made 70 suit purchasers.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL,
50 Trustee
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NOTICE.,

The firm of Woolley & Feldmeyer,
Undertakers, has been dissolved, the
business will be conducted separately.
Those desiring the Service of w. n.
Feldmeyer. who is a member of the
Baltimore Funeral Directors Associa-
ton and holds State License, and also
a Diploma from a reliable School
of Embalming, will please Phone 7l8 m.
night, 26l-m, day-who will give his
most careful attention to all matters
pertaining TO the Burial of their be
loved dead. Lady Embalmer when
wanted. Prices moderate.
Thanking all friends and patrons most
kindly.
remain, Respectfully,
ol2 VIII. FELDkfEYER.
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TO REDEEM TIE FIFTH CONGRESS
SIGNAL DISTRICT

Much depends upon Anne Arundel
Democrats in the present Congressional
contest Apparently the battle is won.
and Mr. Ray is TO be the first Demo
crat elected from Southern Maryland
sine, the carly nineties The eighth
day Of November. though is yet ten
days distant in the future and it be
hooye4 all good citizens Of this county,
who would see Mr. Ray chosen at the
polls. 20 exert themselves without
ceasiug unti the ballots are cast. 1t
may be- that in the other counties Of
the district and IN the Baltimore city
end of it, the contest will be undecided
and viii $50 against our candidate. and
Anne Arundel. as has often been the
case. viii be the pivotal county. Mr..
Ray deserves good majority here. and
40 effort should be spared to make
that majority a large one. He is en-
titled 10 the very best this county can
do for hum. and a harmonious party,
under the lead Of Dr. George Wells,
with the united Democracy and all of
Inc party workers standing solidly
with him. VIII no doubt make show
ing on election day that viii be most
pleasing TO our candidate and assure
his election.
The new Congress viii be confronted
with great problems. the handling of
which will have an important effect
upon the future Of the country. The
change and unrest the re adjustment
oC social ana political forces which have
become apparent in the past tVo or
three years. show that in the develop
ment Of the country and in the strug-
ging advance Of its people. conditions
have arisen which must bc met and
guided 10y the Democratic party. stand
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AppGcaionfOr Transfer Of Liquor License
CITY TREASURER : OFFICE.

ANNAPoIIs, ND, OctOber Il, 1910.
The undersigned, petitioners. have filed Ap-
plication with the City Collector and Treasurer,
20 present 70 the Mayor, Counselor and Alder
men, OF the City of Annapolis. Md, for
Transfer OF Liquor License 70 sell Spirit1ous
and Fermented Liquors.
John c. Kochler and J. n. smith s Bro,
rom Geo. T. Melvin, Maryland Hotel
W q, GoTT. Collector and Treasurer
Annapolis, Nd
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GEO. w. JONES
Circulating library
The following Books were
added TO the Library week
ending Octber 22nd.

The Scale of Justice. by G. l..
Knapp.
The Osbornes," by f. F. Benson.
The Caravaners, " by the author of
Elizabeth and Her German
Garden "
The DeBercy Affair."" by Gordon
Holmes.
"Whirligigs, by O. Henry.
- he Impostor. " by John Reed Scott.
The Mistress of Shenston," by
Florence Barclay.
The Sapphire Bracelet" by Edw.
Salisbury Field.
Madame X" by J. w. MaConoughy.
"Man in the Mirror" by Hudson
Douglas.
T6RMS-New Books. &c. PEI day.
Old Books. &C. per day.
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THE CAPITAL

&, gn sale ~ an the book stores Of tie City,
: here orders may De left for It's delivery 20
,.4bssrIhcrs ~ q cents per week. - ceuts
Ger month. Gud - ~ per year
You can have the EvENiN8 CAPITAL
I.R.lad ~ you when away from the city BY
s,r.e ~ either Of the bookstores only 10
cents d week Or ~ cents month. mailed
3. alr address iA the Quilted states and
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One Five-Room Frame House,

ON East 81 rect, renting al s. 90 II month. with
- frontage of i2A feet, extending back TO
Fleet street. See deed from Daniel X. RAN
dali. ct al, recorded IN Liher C. W.. NO 81,
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7 IT Q OLONN =. W.
the following properties:
First-Two Six Room Frame Houses.

on Lincoln Place Johnson Street, Annapolis,
renting for 81 90 month each. See Deed from
Georgiana Tyler, recorded In Liber G. W, No.
A. II 10
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Saturday, November 18th,

BY authority OF the owner the undersigned
Attorney, will offer al public sale at the Court
u,.,ao door In upapOI{S
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Tuesday, November l, 1910

at IT CLOCK, 4, NJ,
the property hereinafter mentioned and de-
sCrbed as follows:
Beginning for the same at the intersection
of Carroll and Baden streets, in the City of
Annapolis, and running thence southeasterly
and binding on Baden street about sixty feet
and six inches TO a nine foot alley. and run
ming thence southwesterly one hundred and
twenty feet, and thence northwesterly to Car
roll street. and thence northeasterly aud
binding on Carroll street for a distance Of one
hundred and twenty feet 10 the place of be-
ginning.
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WM " ABBOTT, Editor and Publisher.
NH~ MIA :. GAGE, Local Editor.
susRLE~ q. ABBOTT, Business Manager.
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This lot is improved by
Large Three.StOY Brick Hotel PrOpsTiY,

containing double restaurant and bar room,
a large dining room and bed rooms, said
property being heated by steam and beiug
in good condition aud rents for the sum OF one
hundred dollars per month. The property is
known as the Hotel Guienot." and is imme-
diatev opposite to the terminus and station
Mar, land Electric Railway Company, in the
OF the City OF Annapolis.
The property will be sold subject TO the
legal operation and effect of IA first mortgage
for 100000 from William A Hollebaugh and
wife 10 William Depkin, dated Sep ember
27th. 1908, with interest at six per cent per
year payable semi-annually, said mortgage
being recorded in Liber 6. W. No. 80. folio
40. etc one Of the land records OF Anne
Arundel county. Taxes and interest on first
mortgage adjusted 10 day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE--A deposit of $4,000 will
be required OF the purchaser on day of sale.
aud balance of purchase money being paya-
bic in cash upon ratification of sale.
EDWARD l.. WARD,
Attorney named in Mortgage
BASH. & SAFFIKLD. Auctioneers
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MORTGAGES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Z HOUSE AND LOT,
Situate on Second Street, in the City Of
Annapolis. MAINLAND.

BY virtue of power of sale contain
ed IN a mortgage from Robert keesee
TO William II. Adams and wife, dated
the 18th day Of July, 1908. and recorded
among the Land Records of Anne Arun-
del county in Liber G. w No. 81, folio
81, which said mortgage was afterwards
duly assigned 10 George Adams, and by
the said George Adams duly assigned
10 the undersigned, as attorney for the
purpose of foreclosure, ! will offer TO
public sale at the Court House door, in
the City of Annapolis, Maryland. on
Saturday, October 29th, 10
at y o'clock. noon,
all the property in the said mortgage
described. namely:
All that lot of ground situate on the
west side of Second street, distant
thirty feet in a northerly direction from
Morriss street adjoing the property of
j Albert Adams, having depth of l03
feet fronting on Second street fifteen
feet and improved by
Tarss.Story Mansard.Ruuf Frame Dwell.
ling House,
being the same property which was con-
veyed to the said Robert Keesee by
William H Adams and wife, by deed
dated the 18th day of July. 1908, and
recorded amongst the Land Records of
Anne Arundel county in Liber G. W.,
No. 81, folio 800
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on ratifica-
ton of sale; a deposit 500 will be re-
quired on the day of sale.
JAMES M. MUNROE,
Attorney and Assignee.
JULIAN BREWER, Auctioneer, o7-td
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L pening Capital

Publlshed Dally. Except sunday
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The Fashion.
STRAUSS BROS. Props.

III Prince George Street. Phone 'S7y
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Located in The City Of Annapolis. State Of
Maryland, al The Corner Of Carroll and
Baden Streets, opposite The Stallion Of
the Maryland Electric Railways Company,

BY virtue of the power contained in a
mortgage from William a. Hollebaugh and
lillian NJ. Hollebaugh. his wife. 10 William
f. Mark. dated April l, 1908, and recorded
among the Land Records OF Anne Arundel
county in Liber G. w, No 30, folio 3ls, the
undersigned attorney named in said mortgage
will sell at public auction on the premises. on
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
NetOsie inDanger
FOREIGNERS BECOME ANGRY AZ
1, NEWsRoY AND TRY TO
KILL HIM.

/ KEYsER, W. Va, June 2S-wnsn
the newsboy on the Western MARI
land train from Elklns to Cumb 81
land yesterday demonstrated with
three Italians who boarded the trail
at a point near Blaine, w Va t)i
throwing their bundles on his stock
in tho smoker, they became angry sal
threatening and one drew a rapid alO
revolver, but he was disasmed. otl'et
passengers notified the authorities al
Keyser The italian who had the gur
attempted to jump through the cl'
window. He later threw a long knde
from the car window, He was locked
in jail at Keyser on charge of v'9
latlng the pistol totlng law, and of 40
sault with Intent to kill and the otlc'
Italians we're permitted TO leave tnt
train at West Virginia junction. Que
Of them left on tho trein a bundle co"
tanning some vegetables in the Ccltt'
of which he had concealed a muraeH
ous:lookng knife
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
KILLS WIFE !.
and HIMSELF N
.Ex-PoLfcEMAN { AT WHEELING
COMMITS MURDER THEN
ENDS own LfEE.

WHEELING, June 2S.After entic-
ing his wife, Mrs. Annie Darby, from
whom he has been separated for
months, to his room in the Columbia
hotel, Twelfth street, on plea that
he wished to discuss their domestic
difficulties, Frank g. Darby, former
patrolman and constable yesterday aft
ernoon at 3;45 o'clock fred two shots
into her body, killing her Instantly,
and a moment later sent q ball from
his revolver crashing into his own
brain, completing the most gruesome
double tragedy which has occurred In
the city insyears.
one bullet entered Mrs. Darby g lett
ear. while .aspther pen aetrated' the skull
about one inch below the ear, both
piercing the brain. The bail fired Into
.Darby's own head entered the right
ear. A 32.calibre Smith & Wesson re-
volyer was used.
The three shots were heard by MT.
j. s. MARBLE. proprietor Of the, hotel,
Mrs. MarpIe and Edna steeIe,a girl
employed at the place. Since the ex-
policeman and,hls wife had Just enter
ed the room It was at once surmised
that a tragedy had been enacted, and
officers wer2 summoned before tbs
door was opened.
Upon entering the room, gruesome
sight met the gaze Of the policemen.
Lying on the floor with her head to
the east was Mrs. Darby, with a con.
stantly widening pool of blood at her.
head. Darby was lying with his head
to the vest blood spattered over his
face and copious pool on the ear
net. Mrs. Darby's lower teeth were
false and these had been Jared loose
in her fall, forcing them out above
her lips, and adding to the horror Of
the spectacle.
A crowd Of curious people soon col
lected, but practically all we're kept
out by the officers on guard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
SAND BAGGED AND
LAID on TRACK
COAL MINER MEETS A HORRIBLE
FATE NEAR WILCOX ON
N. g w.

BLUEF1ELD. w. Va. June 9S-
Tho iecapitated bdy Of Buftord Scales
an3employe Of the United States Coal
& Coke company operating at Gary,
Wes Virginia, was found yesterday
on tho railroad tracks Of the Nor'ols
4 Western railway near Wilcox IN
view Of the fact that the neck of,tae
man was placed oyerSthe rail and bis
head was clearly cut from his body,
without any bruises, leads the author
tics to the conclusion that he was
sandbagged and placed in tho track
to conceal the crime. His watch was
gone and no money was found on his
person although he had considerable
sum Of money with Inn, Detectives
have bee detailed on the case but 50
far there Is no clue to the supposel
murdered and robber.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
FIRST I SEVEN !. !. 'NII
NILES /. ROAD. ||I.I | !.
1oNIWEsTo LINE WILL be BUILT
sYcoNTRAcTo OR JOSEPH
sFUccY.

Joseph Fuccy, Of Weston, was
awarded the contract BY the clarks.
burg and Weston Electric Railway
Company, to build the first seven miles
Of the Weston extension from Clarks.
burg to Weston yesterday. The dis
tapce covered by the contract let to
Mr. Fpccy win be from Clarksburg to
Byron. In this seven miles there will
be three concrete bridges across the
West Fork river and three concrete
bridges over Browns creek. There are
100000 yards Of dirt to be taken from
the cuts that win be made. Work on
the line will be started at once. All
of the camps are up and there is moth
ing now to impede the contractor in
getting the road ready
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
Democrats
or rARR!soNe NAMED l.lcNE.r Al
CONVENTION HELD At
cLkRksBURe.

cLARKsBURG. w Va :ap s22--
While the deafening ntlse of bulldias
operations nearby almost drownsd ID ;n'
proceedings and gave empaet { eyI
dene. II Republican prospeti- &; EIar.
rison county, Democrats mtf.sel! tc
n;.1ne ticket at their county conscu'
tton ~: afternoon iE tEe aoutt .sass
and adopted a long resoluttsn dvnop.c
ins Republican principles and sa6age
ment. James w. Robinson AMI Jesse
Kennedy we're named for aoGre Of ae;e
ka,.t A. 4. Nurriso1 ~. s.'r%tint y
dent Of schools, cnas :;st 80 s@li,ty
a a:liIss!oHer. shorS term. an Lee
Muxw Il for county comnlf { ~. IonS
tern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
STATE BANKERS
At HUNTINGTON
WHITE SULPHUR sPRlRGs IS TO
GET THE NEXT ANNUAL
CONVENTION.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, June 49,,
with 16O bankers in attendance the
sixteenth annual convention Nof the
West Virginia State Bankers Associa.
tion convened here yesterday. Reports
Of the officers and other routine work
OF the association took up the first
session. Addresses were delivered this
afternoon by n. ]. Davis. cashier Of the
First National Bank, of Cincinnati;
Monte J. Goebel, cashier of the Filthy.
Third National Bank, Of Cincinnati;
Charles l.. Miller, Of Baltimore; James
R. Branch, cashier Of the American
Bankers Association and James
Trimble of the United States Trust
company, washington. Reports Snow;
en On unanimous sentiment in oppe.
Isition to the postal savings bank law.
White Sulphur Springs win probably
get the next meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
To.DAY's IEADERs:

iput.ot-town candidates and their
friends will be allowed to mail their
iemittances on the first mail leaving
their postofices after that hour, which
| iii some cases will be on Monday
morning, and they will be given sec.
ond.period credit.
| Count Less Next Week
After this week the value of sub
scriptions will be very much less
than now and consequently all CON
tsstants are making diligent efforts to
Iget in all promised subscriptions be-
fore nine O'Clock Saturday evening.
Remember that after nine o'clock
Saturday evening, the third period
schedule of votes will be in force.
This means great decrease in votes.
III Is only the money and the record
of The subscriptions that must be
turned IN, In order TO have thesvotes.
count double-the special ballots may
b held as long as desired.
Mo Candidate Has a clnch.
! No young lady in the contest has a
certainty Of winning the tour as yet.
In each district the principal contest
ants are running so closely that there
is no telling which of them will be
winners in the end. 1t is certainty.
however, that the young lady in each.
district who secures the largest num-
Dor Of large.sized new subscriptions Is
the one who will win the tour.
Each contestant should get every
one Of her friends interested and
see that some ave members Of her
church and social organizations are
provided with subscription books and
doing valiant work in her behalf.
Interest Increasing.
The contest is becoming more In
,teresting every day and more people
are participating in the balloting, and
In no contest ever held in this sec
tlonn Of the country were. the young la.
dies more Loyalty supported by their
friends than they are in the West vir-
glnlans tour contest. It's great free
fotall in which the purses are four
magnificent sixweeks' trips to Europe
with all expenses paid.
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EIGHT ] )
!! IHE.. |. ! !. !. GRAND. ]
ARRAIeEMENTs HAVE BEEN COM.
PLETEp Eo.R-e ETTltle NEWS
ON JULY 4Tti.

I Arrangements have been made to
give the complete and accurate re,
returns Of the Jefries,J Johnson aght II
the Grand Opera House on the night
of July 4th. The fight viii start at
Reno. Nevada. at two o'clock Western.
time, when tits SIX o'clock here by
eastern time. Afew seconds after the
fight begins accurate descriptions Of
each blow will be sent over the wires
and these win beshown to the people.
that, care to hearhow the big swattest
goes. Never has there been such prep
aration made to get the details Of q
fight. Before the big city morning pa;
pers are printed people will know the
result.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23

Have you noticed how the leaders
change from day to day-especIally
II the first and second districts? How
ever, positions have, for time, been
rather stationary in the third mot that
things are not moving in that locality
for they are and rapidly. Fact is
the fourth,s the fighting district-and
the battle royal that is being put ur
promiaes TO become record-breaking
before the curtain falls on July 9, when
the judges will meet to name the win
nefs.
It's d close vote all atound-as the
saying goes and that in the main &C
counts for the many changes in the
Voting lists. Indeed, It is seldom a
contest has such a number of live, ac,
the, hustling candidates as that now
being conducted by the West Virgin
ian. II isthis essentialtthat Is rapidly
developing that broad, public interest
that makes an enterprise Of this kind
80 generally popular
No wonder when the paper comes
out In the evening the cry goes up
s;Who's ahead?"
For really, after all, that's the ques.
tion and Will continue to be until the
5iatf yhaIIhk flnafa in nm the night OF the
close
TWO Days Left Of Double Vote Period.
Only! two days remain after to-day
of the double-vote period in which
the contestants can reap such a
large harvest in special ballots, and
the hustlers all over the contest
districts are pushing the campaign
more energetically than ever before.
The candidates are laying their
plans Ike Taft and Bryan did for the
presidency In the last campaign, and
6 shrewd are some Of them that
cld;time politicians might get a few
pointers from them, The contest is
exciting far more interest In scores
81 homes than any presidential cleo
tion has ever done. The daily mail
cf the West virginian contest depart
Inent lis Increasing in a most salts
factory manner and dozens Of let
ters are received each day contain.
Ing remittances from subscribers
who desire to assist favorlte can,
didate to say nothing Of the scores
ot letters containing coupons clipped
from the papers each day
The double-vote period will close
Iat nine o'clock next Saturday night by
which time all contestants and their
friends living in the city Of Fairmont
must have their subscriptions deposit.
ca with the contest manager. but the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
AMERICAN. !. {
AERQlU. |. J.
E|I.IIl'll 4 |
Capt. s Cody
Thoug be
Dyi1'

ALDERsHoT. Eng Sans b
Capt. S. r Cody an american eeio
naut experimenting Tor the British
war Office Is dying this afternoon al
the result Of the fall of his.ayIpp'an
at Laffanfeld this morning The ma
cine was smashed tosbits Cody was
unconscious but believed not serious,
but he turned worse and his life T.
now despaired Of. Codyis rnachtue wai
cumbersome weighing 1000 c.:laa
with 7SO feet Of wing surface and g:
eighty horse epoWer motor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-23
Ouer-a Woman
SHOOTING IN KEYSTONE THAI
MAY RESULT IN MuRoER-
ONE IN JAIL.

BLUEmELD. w. Va, June 28-K'l
Jares, 10 "ted cHarac;c. slot md
probobly fatally wounded. joan X ',a"y
Of keystone last night, The trotte
otIgilsled over wnrar whom both
men ~ faid to De paying etten:'cnS
10, .I'mes was arrested. HAhey Is ex'
pectoq 10 die. James was mlxei up II
the killing Of a travelling man H'rre
time ago and has been tried ~ Ne
Dowcll county several lines on felouy
charges, bnut acquitted on tecnlca''
ties.