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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08
NOTICE TO CREDIToN,

NOTICE Is HEREBY or, ha,3 .aas3.
~ Subscriber. o. .Anne .Ast la5' lgld = :
has obtained from the o,iif-elsa1 Lel'
a. An saa A5Tgi S1 On }be persona 'A
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late Of Anne ArunIel C0l1 al}ys,,psi lhs y =
All persons having clam, = ~ eIhOI =.
ceased, are hereby " nlt-1rsgf 10 tls III
same. with the yOue hri, Il Isg q JAAs.
I ISfIoe T be- % may nay otaerwise 5 sstss
eaciuded from al benefit q isi srs Tssaa~
persons indebted 20 said e7L5'e II
10 make Immediate pay neA'' ,th iI
Given under ny hand 'DN
July, 1910. John y 5cOt1sr'
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Dey amt no man OATS shore of
heaven, but one thing is certain:
Whichever place he gifts to he'll stay
dar!-Atlanta Constitution.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

EoR RENT sIX-ROoM HOUSES FOR
Rent on Holland st. Apply TO 20 Randall
Street 1s-tf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

wa NTED-YOUNG LADY OR YOUNG
w MAN 90 work in Confectionery Store.
Apply TO Cardes' Bros Main Street A16
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EoR PENTHOUSE OF s ROOMS WITH
all modern convenience, No. ~, corner
East and Martin streeIs Apply 80 ~ East
Street. {. (. m3l.
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COR NT-CDMPLETFLY FURNISHED
HOUSE, 1876 Hanover street. Apply TO j.
G. WHEATLY, Southland Building. el0n
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CoR RENT-sToRE ROOM ON CONDUIT
ST. near Main 81. with all commences
Apply at Maryland Re staurant. jl4-tf
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For sALEOR RENr-HoUSE OF ROOMS
on Burnside St, East port. Apply u. +
Trowbridge burnside st, Eastport. Wis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

nice woman will not pick a pos
sible rival to pieces; she will kiss
the hand which does it for her.-From
Love and Other Nonsense
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

WANTED a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
w property in Annapolis. Prefer house
with large lot Must be reasonable In price.
Address y. h" Box 599. Annapolis. Md vii
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on AL +.

EOR sALE-one Cypher's INCUBATOR
l00egg capacity; one Cypher's BR0oDER
$50 chick capacity. Also one Refrigerator
Apply p Second street. 7s3t
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Tor sALE-LARGE LIGHTER 40 It. y IA #
I and decked over. Apply Theo. Corner,
Box SO, Annapolis or Phone 213-m. wi6
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- Rave your Job Printing
q ne at this off 3 Best WORK
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

CoR RENT-THREE BATH HOUSES ON
Bay shore formerly owned by Jas. NJ.
MunrOe. Apply 10 Theo. Corner Box SO,
Annapolis or Phone 273 N, Wis
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w ANTED

xx,ANTRn- 10 RRNr HOUSE OF TO q
w Rooms good location preferred. Ad-
dress stating particulars 10 q. A. H. FOX es4'
Annapolis. Md. stjo.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

EoR sALE-DEADRIsE HORSE POW Err
i Gasoline Boat In good condition. Apply
to John Weeden, County Bridge. WIG
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

Before woman marries man, she
expects him to pay her compliments
after marriage she is satisfied if ne
pays her bills.-Atchison Globe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08
I'd R RENT

For RENT TWO ROOMS FOR. LIGHT
Housekeeping Apply los West St. 8tjl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

There are three degrees of intimacy
acquaintance, friendship and love.
thus the young man becomes ac-
quainted with the parent, feigns
friendship for the son, but really loves
the daughter-Punch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

If the duties are evaded, quick is
righteous wrath paraded. for the few
who simply aided-not the man who's
higher up
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-08

Woman is like diamond with many
facets, dear Lady Betty; the magma
ton of man, the light which produces
from them innumerable permutations
and combinations of color The char
acter Of woman is comparatively sim
pie, but man imagines much and at
tributes it TO her.-London Truth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
ssriand's Resignation.

NJ. BRAND Of the French prime ministry, has
resigned, as NJ. clemeHeeau resigned before
him when he mad suppressed the great strike
in the vine districts of France. NJ. BRANDS
predecessor had accomplished this great task,
he had forced his colleagues To support him.
he seemed secure in his place premier. In
March. 1909. a great deficit appeated ia the
French budget and this was succeeded by proof
that che navy was in Wretehed condition All
the men whom Clenenceau had opposed ana
dominated gathered against him. with 9eleassee
whom cIemeneeau had defeated, 10 say the last
word. Clemenaeau fell aud NJ. BRAND VINO was
In the Clemencoau ministry called prime
minister in Tho last week of july, 1898.
lie had been extreme and radical Socialist
Cleneneeau said more radical than any
IF hts associates. lie had led the attack on
the Roman Church in France and drawn the
Separatst Law. II earlier thought that he
might end AZ the recognized head Of the sa
eialist party. but NJ Glemeneeau himself
satd when he was upbraided with having be-
come o Conservative premier. after being q
Radical private member. ION taking office
| changed sides of the harricade."
II. BRAND Is persuasive rather than Ninde-
tive. His handling Of the long campaign be-
tween church and state showed that he haa
the abilities of statesman. He has proved a
good administrator. When the great railroad
strike month ago. he unhesitatingly
faced II. he forced his colleagues To act with
him An organized group of ESQ deputies in
the chamber claims to represent all railway in
terests, but when they were summoned To pass
a vote of censtire on the government for its
resistance the strike. only twenty deputies
attended. While the strike was in progress nc
one dared To support 1t.
Unfortunately. NJ. Brands two colleagues,
NJ. Bartneu minister Of Justice. and NJ Mile
rand, minister OF public works. while they fol-
lowed NJ. fsriand. known to be out or sym
secured order and broke the strike, using the
military power 81 the government To do 81
Now that order is restored and the usual
action against the measures by which the strikt
Was broken has appeared coalition Of So
calsts the railway group and a small number
OF extreme Conservatives. always ready to act
with any caba in order to upset n republican
] ministry, has forced his resignation.
As when NJ. Giemeneeau resigned fifteen
months age, 1t Is expected that NJ sriand will
be able 10 reorganize his ministry exclude mall
contents and continue the excellent and eff
clent government which he has given France
but this cannot be known until some DAYS have
passed 1T Is the misfortune Of French par
iamenfary government that it Is scanned witt
corrupt corporate influence aud machine POLL
ana former fnonarchlsts are always ready to
unite II bring dtscredit upon republican aa-
lstratlans-~Philadelphia Press
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
NOVEMBER 10

ring >ew Jersey set the contrast of a seri
Gus and yet popular contention upon principle
and issues.
step toward a Presidential destiny. Many things.
of course, may intervene. Before him lies an
administration having much 10 do, many prom
ises To fulfill. many difficulties to avoid In
Ohio the unbeatable Harmon gives promise OF q
vet more successful term as Governor But the
President from Princeton stands well In line.
his ability proven, his popularity with the people
attested. his power of 50 executing his thought
Us to make himself understood ard his cause
appreciated needing no further demonstration.
Unless Jefferson be excepted the Nation has
yet TO know scholar as its President II has
had great lawyers. soldiers men OF the PEG
pie, one man representing q solid and enthus-
iasiic constituency Of one All Of these presi.
nee mere Of less in accordance 9ith their person
al training and experience. So also III broad
sense. would scholar meet them But scholar
ship is as impersonal as Is the ideal government
which swayed in It's most dfrec, arts by the
inlpersonal body Of the people would proceed
III straight line from the premise OF frs
principle TO the conclusion OF a definite result.
The possibility of a combination OF this cold
and clear sort OF brain with the person OF one
proven an effective and sympathetic man hola.
for the next Presidency an intense and curious
interest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
GERMANS HOPE FOR
TARIFF REVISION

BERLIN. November ie--The Berlin
Tageblatt to-day. Noicing the thought
thar Is In the minds Of many German
people. expresses the hope that the
Republican overthrow in the United
States will lead to sweeping tariff
revision.
Il America viii now revise her
tariff II says. we will make con-
Gesstons. too. The demolition OF one
tariff wall means Abe dwelling OF
others, and we cannot look upon ;hs
results Of yesterday but as the open
INK wedge tn radical tariff changes"
The keynote of many press and
private comments IL that the result
was u peoples revolt against govern
ment b. the rich and for the rich.
Excessive capitalism. trusts and tho
unpopular tariff are held 10 he re-
spensible for thu people going over
u the Democratic camp. Roosevelt
- also made To share Il large part
Of the responsibility
The Democratic wave that has
swept over America is described as
merely manifestation OF the Unrest
that is now seizing other countries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

fact that hostilities did not walt till after Office
hours. II may be wholly matter OF personal
taste for two gentlemen no have become mutu.
ally asgrieyed to settle their difficulties by the
simple method of scratching QUE anothers faces
and bloodying each the others nose That Ia
a matter in which neither the city any in
vc&tigating committee has any proper official in
tefeat, So long as the scene OF the wager OF bat
tls is LAID somewhere other than in the official
clerks 1t contracts for theie time and attention
and 1t cannot be contended that 1t Is entirely
consistent with concentrated clerical effort that
Two gentlemen engaged should vary the mo-
uotony of making marks oil their ledgers b.
enthusiastic attempts to mark, each FOR his own
glory, the others face.
This may be purely personal pastime, but
it has Il distinct official result. The nght u
self, according to all reports, lasted about ten
seconds the aftermath of fight gossip has la#1e-
with nndmnished interest all OF ten days Il
tho city could be ahead of its business hl -.
working hours which have been wasted in the
city Hall in the discussions OF the rumors the
tights. and the successes of this personal Eli.
eagemenf with Al official setting it might we'll
afford TO give the entire force of the engineefne
department day off for the fstic settlement III
their private grudges.
As 1t is the clerks have had the grudga an.
the pleasure of fighting it out while the city.
for all that it has proper interest III the
circumstances is permitted to pay the piper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
GOWNS VALUED
AT $4,000 SEIZED
Mrs. Walter Dolan. Boston Mod
Isle. Will BE Given Chance to
Explai About Them.

NEW YORK November io.-The
alleged attempt 0u the pert of Mrs
walter Dolan. president 81 the fash
iona Bile dressma King nrm OF ITiseoll
x Company, Oh Boston, who was d
passenger aboard the North German
Lloyd steamer kronprinzessin Geeii-,
IL bring i'll with her about eleven
trunks containing an elaborate assert
ment OF model gowns valued al about
$1,000 resulted IN her arrest lase
yesterday on the charge of smuggling.
Although Mrs floian had MAGE Il
declaration on some of her baggage,
il Is charged by the customs authori-
ties THAI the amount If her declaration
was small a. compared with that she
failed To declare,
After a carsory examination of the
baggage Mrs. Doian was taken To the
custom house, where she was given a
nearing before Special Deputy sur
yeyor Smyth. Immediately after the
hearing the dressmaker was placed
under arrest. charged with SINUS.
Cling and taken To Hoboken, where
she Was arraisned before United States
Commissioner Russ,
Mrs. Dolan WAS acgnnipa nied 1n her
trip here by Miss Nanette GUIDE a
daughter Of o, J. GUIDE, the advertis-
ing man of this city. 1t was said that
Miss GUIDE was innocent OF any at
tempt to defraud the government.
though she was subjected to a rigid
inquiry. The arrest Of Mrs. Dolan is
regarded Ivy the customs authorities
AS of considerable Importance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
''l'illnIanism' In New York

rms editorial expression in the Springfield
republican Will awaken memories of similar po-
lttical performances In South Carolina
The falsty Of the charge chat Mr. Dix vas
implicated in the wall paper tr1is,9 on the ba sis
OF the evidence at hand known to MIR
Roosevelt when he first made it. II could have
he.h known tn any one attentive the facts
and alleged facts presented 1t Is now made 40
can se" 1t. 1t has been made SO clear that Mr.
plN could fairy ask for. and had a right to
receive, a retraction and that expression OF re-
sret which one gentleman owes 10 another
We do not suppose for moment MIR Dix was
go nnaeaaalnted Wtth Mr.. RooseNtlts public ca
fe"f as to suppose his demand would be ac.
ceded To. lie Knew that the .x-president long
since placed himself above the obligations I'M
posed by those conventions among men which
make civilized order tocrsbe or possible. lie
knew that in q long record Of cases OF the crush
ing OF individuals by unjust accusations and
seemingly false denials Mr.. Roosevelt had never
expressed regret or given an apology
There arose in South Carolina u politician of
uncommon gifts as haranguer who suddenly
hurled himself into prominence hy audacious
charges Of perjury" and ''incpent corruption
employing such catchy phrases tanned, so To
speak and "bamhoozed and dehauehed" Ia
association with men Of unimpeacnable reputa-
tlons They were denied and no person of dis
cernment believed them, but the politician
peated them freely and necessarily, and resort
ing 70 all manner Of innuendo scattered SLAM
ders with an utterly wanton and reckless disre~
gard Of truth and propriety. ISLANDERS SO palpa-
bly, false that he did not adhere them always
in private. Nevertheless they served his pur-
pose Of inhaming the minds Of the tmpulsive
the ignorant and the unthinking, ana he OBJ
tanned the reward he sought.
'lmpudence colossal this. enrontery
astounding" says The Republican. we hope
We think 1t seems impossible to imagine
that the voters of New York would succumb to-
the spell Of what In the early nineties WAS called
sfrillmanism" in this State--bnt between the
methods or sTillman and Roosevelt there are
singular and striking resemblances The young
man. in education. information and versa
tility of resource, is the Incompatible superior.
to the elder hut. i'll the uncanny art of striving
attain their objects bY reckleasness of express
sion, they he brethren.
Tho event Will show where New Workers will
fall the easy prey to unbridfed lcentiousness Of
speech INDUCED by politician that South Caro-
lnians were in i850.-Golumbia State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
nAIRAN AGANCE IN rIsIIoIri,.

The Council investigating committee, which is
engaged In inqniring into the conduct and meth
DDS of the Office OF the City Engineer. has been
asked TO Ignore" recent fight. which was
pulled OFF, during working hours by two OF
the clerks IN the engineers force
Very properly. take It, the committee re.
fused 10 lend itself to suppression of facts con
corning such conduct on the part Of city Of
heals Oh duty. II was it Is true, explained thai
the alteration resulting in blows grew out OF
personal matter. but that does not excuse the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
BAN1BINO, SAYS THE ANGEL
OF SIXTEEN, AND SHOWS ONE.
Angel Nirglio Up for Trancy Produces Husband and Lit
tie Angel Mhel Asked Why She Should Not Go School

50 the charge against Angel ~
gifio is that she does not attend
school," said Judge Gray IN the Po-
lice Court in Orange. Where is the
defendant %
A dark eyed girl Nith tresses Hike
the ravens wing stepped forward.
u ana Angel Virgilio,' she aid.
and II it's all the same to solr honor
l DO net want to SO to school"
Angel" said the judge. you must
go to school. In New Jerssy sonic
persons are born educated. Others
aehieFe education. while etacis have
education thrust upon them AS the
officers OF .he Board of Education
say you are not yet seventeen il be-
comes the pleasant duty of the State
10 thrust some education upol YOU
Bnt ! can't go to school. sir" she
said
Can't" echoed the judge in amaze
ment. In the bright lexicon .. New
Jersey there is no such VOID -
can't :"
'Bambino," exclaimed the siefenl-
ant
Profanity" said he Judge pity
ingly. and In one 50 young; | anu
how convinced more than s.H n tnat
school Is what yea need
court attendant who Il In
guist par excellence, az they say n
Orange. hreathed "a word inta tl.u
judges ear
Baby, she means. judge
Yes" said the defendant, baby.
am Mrs. Angel Nirgillio. NV tf4hy
is one Year Old, Want to see hin, g"
Rather. said the Judge In the lone
of one who fears that a wax ii MAY
be produced in lieu of tho - Al ar
tft.le
Mrs. Angel Virgilio whistlel softly
and her ohligIng husband aras2 stnli
ing IN the rear OF tht. room and pro-
eeeded in state to the ludgas les,
bearing in MS arms a cooling baby.
He handed the child to the mother
WHO uncovered the child's face. whit-.
the unpractseed father had buriea I'M
der a shawl.
Nice, eh. judge she asked
The baby surveyed the lndEe I'M
perturbably and then burst into
laughter.
See. the baby knows YOU! said
the proud mother.
1t is indeed Il cha--ning child" ae-
mitted the judge, but our laws
Very strict, and unless You can con-
vince me tomorrow that you are sev-
enteen YOU must 60 to school, baby
or no baby"
Can / take the baby with me ~
asked the mother,
II greatly fear said Judge Bray.
that check rooms are not provided
in our schools. and il might be in
conyient for You To take the baby t.
the class room. Suppose YOU were
sent to the blackboard. But there Is
the law. and. as | say the Jersey
law is no airy nothing. Come III To-
morrow
The husband cougfed apoioscteal-
y.
.af Angel have to go to school he
asked, what will I do2'
That" said the Judge With dignitA,
lis a question that does not come
within the purview Of the present liti-
cation New York Herald,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
A STUDENT POSSIBILITY.

" election Of Woodrow Wilson as Governor
~ Jersey emphasizes the possibilities sug
III ~ his Intensely strong and practical cam
& The scholar In politics was an expert
~ The method with which he assumed the
g5ate was revelation.
<RNilD0n WAS during the campaign anything
1anfic He dealt little in distractions, and
himself possessed OF a keen sense OF
&y u the public apprehension. He turned
n neat epigram. many biting witticsn
HI IT all he held to the better part OF his
g and his purpose. He Was not aloot
D1lticai methods. but he did not grovei
(nxs In the midst OF a campaign which
Ae river afforded the spectacle OF an OK
cenGending for his political head In
aky q tA4 bar-room and the prize
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
THINKS CHILDREN
ARE UNDER ACE
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR PRE-
PiRE,s TO PROSECUTE CASES
IN NEWPORT NEWS.

Two special agents from the State
department Of labor have been sent
to Newport News to be present Sat
urday- Ahen the cases involving tA..
violation Of the child labor laws are
called. Three cases Will be prose
cntsd by the State department, II be-
Ing shown that three children under
fourteen years OF age are at work
in th, shipyards.
No prosecution VIII he begun il IN
understood. against the shipyards.
however az the children presented
certificates stating that they were over
the required age. The prosecution
win he brought against the parents
who are charged with having made
cut false certificates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT.
Has Come 10 Rank With First Officers
OF the AdnliIlisl ration

In consulting his cabinet In the
choice OF new secretary To the Press
ident. Mr.. Taft was only recognizing
the growing Importance Of that Of
flee From g mere private secretary
of recent years the Presidents imme-
date assistant has come to rank With
the first officers Of the adminlstra-
ton.
Because of the increase In the Iabors
official. social and politieal---impos-
ed upon the President, he has had To
surround himself with q large stafr
of secretaries. clerks. sfenogra pliers
and other employees. The place In
which Charles y. Norton succeeds
Fred w. Carpenter brings him into this
most confidential relations with Mr..
Taft. He is In constant contact With
the members OF the cabinet and OF
Congress. and all the while he must
act az q sort Of buffer between the
President and the public which re-
CARDS the White House as popular
resort. 1t is not enough that the sec
rotary to the President shall be an ef-
fssie~t. hurea il thief esnahie If keep
ing the records Of the executive Of
fees in order. handling an unlimited
amount of correspondence. and direct.
ing ali the routine work. nf his force:
he acts AZ the Presidents personal
representative and spokesman In deal !
ing with the press. in making all man.
ner of appointments and in meeting
all classes Of callers
The secretary to the President, ~
indiscretion or lack Of tact. can help
TO wreck the administration. BY no
possibility can he please everybody
where everybody wants favors. And
Yet. the duties which cause him the
most trouble are the least part OF his
work, which properly Is to serve aa
the right hand Of the President In his
official labors and to rlieevhime mfw
ohicial labors and to relieve him Of
the physical strain Of governmental
matters. Of which tho public has No.
knowledgq.--Nsw York W1glA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
big TIM Made Welcome.

big Tim" Sullivan, who liz ii candidate for
re- election for Senator, made canvass through
his district yesterday, and invited his Italian
constituents to hear him talk on the
=issties or the campaign at Miners Theatre tn
the Bowery. next Sunday night
In Mott street tenement-which incident
ally ne owned~-he found woman who hrusaue-
Is told him she was not interested in politics
and that her husband wasn't, either
But T am Mr.. Sullivan" pleaded Tim.
"Maka differ" the reply.
Il own this house." continued Tim
We always pay renta prompta.' was ali the
satisfaction he got.
Perhaps you don't know went ON Tim as
a last resorks that | the who passed
the law making Columbus Day legal holiday
ooh, you granda mani Comma right in and
eata dinner with US Welcoma, welcoma."--
New York World
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
To Improve Nary.

WASHINGTON, u G., Nov. ia
progressive policy with respect 70 the
navy. the fortiflcatlun Of the Panama
canal and protection of the isthmus
viii be features af the Democratic
program under the new order OF
things according to- Representative
Il +. Hobson.
The Denver platform. " said Repre-
sentative Hohson To the United Press
to-day, declared for an adequate navy
for both coasts, and the Democratic
party under Cleveland took the initi-
ativr III building up - navy. We may.
therefore, hope To see strong effort
made 10 develop It not for ono. hut
for both coasts"