Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
LOCalVise and Otherwise,

steamer Capital City, will return 70
bis home in St. Mary's county, Nd,
while his steamer Is lying at this
city out Of service in consequence OF
the ice. Washington Star.
Al Tuesday s meeting OF the Sock
holders OF the First National Bank
Of st. Msry's. the old Board OF Di-
rectors was unanimously reelected.
Or the $50 shares OF the Bank stock,
202 shares we're represented in per
son or by proxy.
On Tuesday evening. Geo Wyn
ship Taylor and VIM. Pepper Con
stable, Attornies for Kelly Spring
field Road Roller Co., and for Butfa-
lo-Pitts Co, fled petitions for re
lease OF hired machinery from at
tachments vs.. Mccormick & Co.
We are pleased 70 announce that
the embargo against the shipme Mt
Of neat cattle TO Washington has
been raised and that the steam ,rs
will now receive them. Re I'd the
letter Of John B. Abel on this mat
ter published in another column.
Friday. January q. instant, has
been selected as the date for a meet
ing in Leonardtown To organic o
Council OF the Knights Of c lumous
"a Catholic Beneficial order. Il
is hoped there will be large atten-
dance Of all interested in the move
ment.
st. Mary applicants for p nsit ions
as Census Enu0erators should file
their applications with Hon Charles
F. Mscklln, Supervisor OF the Cen
sus for the Fourth District OF Mary
land. Baltimore. Md. For further
Information see article in another
column.
The Speaker did not announce the
Standing Committees Of the House
OF Deleg ltes at Mondays session.
DR.. Hayden will bs chairman Of one
OF the important committees. We
trust that the St Msry's rsprsssu
tAtives will all gst good ,m nistee
assignments.
Saturday evening last. Herbert
Blair. q son OF James T. Blair, OF
MILESTONE district, and an employee
OF the State Tobs eco Warehouse,
while waiting for q car on the corn
or OF Hanover and Lee streets. Bal
timore. was run dowu by an automo-
bile aud had one O! his legs fractur.
ed just above the knee.
John L. Thomas. colored, familiar
ly known TO nearly everyone in st.
Mary's ccunty ss mo leg John
Thomas" Is dead Uncle John"
was bailiff OF the Cirouit Court for
years and was q general favorite.
He is said to have lost his legs from
frostbite superinduced by exposure
In the woods. May he rest In peacel
Monday. Francesca Borni, az Ital-
ian, was tried before Justice Har-
bert at Leonsrdtown on the charge
OF ssssultinR Umberto Sumo.
Borni was adjudged guilty and sen
fenced TO 30 days 10 Jail and to pay
6ne OF 80 and costs. The parties
to the case were employees Of the
Mccormick Construction Company
and worked on Mechanics ille- Helen
contract.
J. Edley Thompson. Of Milsstown
district, has been appointed o door.
keeper for the Maryland House OF
Delegates. DR.. Hayden was the st.
Msry's Representative on the COM
mtttee Of organization and submit
ted the report recommending the
appointments OF the House en-
ployees. Mr.. Thompson has oil ways
been q straight Democrat and we
congratulate him aud wish him q
pleasant term OF ONCE.
Saturday evening there was case
tried before Justice Herbert under
the local Liquor Law passed at the
session OF 1903 aud empowering
magistrates to try parties accused
OF selling Intoxicating liquors on
Sunday. Heard and Russell were
accused OF selling irtoxicatinR IT,
quors on Sunday. January 2. 1910.
The Justice determined that there
was NOS evidence 70 suostantiate the
charge, and rendered judgment OF
not guilty"
Frank NJ. Neale died suddenly ct
bis home in New York. January 6.
instant. Mr.. Neale was q 500 OF
Mrs. Rosa 81. and the late DR.. Fran
els G. Neale, and born ct "Ingles-
ide". this county. He married Miss
Kate Brent, daughter OF the late
Judge George Brent. who. with sew
eral children, survive him. Mr..
Neale was we'll known 10 St. Mary's
and was very popular here. May be
rest Ia pescel
At Tuesdays meeting. the Com