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Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23


Class Mail
w. E. Moroney is erecting a dwell
ing house on his lots near the court
house.
Mrs. Mabelle Blakely will arrive
in Kingman this evening to spend the
holidays with friends.
Miss Veda Watkins. who has been
attending Stanford University is at
home for the holidays.
James Nelson and son, of Mime
apolis, visited the Hercules mines, at
Silver Creek, last week.
Mrs. J. H. Hayes mas gone to Ya,-
apai county, where she has large min
ing interests in the old Peck mining
district.
Willie Bonelli and John Ware, who
have been attending the University of
Southern California, are home for the
holidays.
The children of the NJ. f. Sunday
school will give cantata in the
church tomorrow evening to which
everyone is invited.
Miss Mabel Van Marter was award
I'D a nice little gold watch by the Los
Angeles Examiner for her good work
in the re cent contest.
f. ". Wilde returned from Los
Angeles and San Francisco a few days
ago, where he attended to imOortant
business matters.
F.. T. Powell, who is operating the
Iowa group of mines, at Oatman, was
in Kingmau a few days ago attending
TO business matters.
II Is understood that an examination
will soon be made of the Bimetal prop
critics. three miles south of Kingman,
for a large mining syndicate.
The Lovin & Withers company
building. on the corner of Beale and
Fourth streets is fast approaching
completion and will be credit to the
town
RI Anderson and wife have gone
10 Los Angeles, where Mr.. Anderson
will remain under the DOCTORS care
until ne RECEIVERS from a touch of
fever.
The Misses Gladys St. Charles and
Mabel Vlu Marter came down from
Ilaeflaff last evening and Will remain
with their parents, during the holt
days.
Mrs. c. B. Van Deman, who has
b en- in Kingman the past six months,
departed to New York few days age,
where she viii, spend the holidays
with her husband, later returning to
Kingmau.
James Poison. who is developing the
hig water strata in Railroad Canyon,
two miles south of Kingman, was in
town sever L days this week. Mr.
Poison expects to develop enough
water to irrigate small ranch
wherein he will raise chickens.
J.F Mcconnell this morning brought
in from Goldroad one of the hand
soonest bars of bullion that has beer
shipped from the mill in a long time
While the bar only weighed l7,0O0S il
was a beauty, This was the result o
one weeks run of the mill.
The Misses Josie Ayers and Fit;
Ouetto, of GoldrOad, Bernice Smith
Beuna Hilty and Nadine Hubbs, o
Kingman, came down from Northern
Normal school. at Flagstaff. yesterda!
morning and will spend the holidays
with their parents.
]. w. Moore of the Golden Stal
Mining company, was visitor from
Pasadena this week, having come her,
TO look over the company's property a
Cerbat. The company is the owner o
the Golden Star group, one of the hes
gold producing groups in the Cerba
section.
Material and supplies for the ex
tension of the Chloride road from tn,
present station to the Tennessee min,
are going forward every day. 1t i
expected that work on the extension
will be commenced in a few weeks
chic
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

GRAND POVERTY BALL NEW
Years Night at Elk's Opera House.
Come in your rags and have genuine
good time.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY
season will be put on sale at the Drug
Store next Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

Entered at the Kingman Postoffice as Second
Class Mail.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

LOVIN & WITHERS co. ARE
showing a pretty line of Rugs and
Couch Covers on their second floor.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

w. E. Moroney is erecting a dwell
ing house on his lots near the court
house.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17

osm kontrtorpedoWcow re San
Francisco do wysp Sandwich. ia
XII jest eel tel wysylki okretow,
niewiadomo. Okrety maja powro-
cit dnia 1go listopada do San
Pedro, Cal, gdzie odbywaja sic
cwiczenia w strzelaniu.
Znowu rozruchy nadgraniczne.
Washington, II sierpnia.
Department. wojny nanowo "a
rzadzii patrolowanie mad granica
Mexyku i Kalifornii, gdyz W po-
ludniowej Kalifornii nalezacej do
Mexyku, w poblizu granicy, zno-
WI powstaly rozruchy. Ia zgoda
rzadu amerykahskiego, mexykah-
scy strzelcy przejezdzaja przez a
merykahskie obszary, by PREDICT
dostat sic do poludniowej Kali
fornii, celem tlumienia rozru-
chow. Zachodzi Ottawa, re Geese
rewolucyonist6w, skoro pojawia
sic strzelcy, stara6 sic bedzie u
ciec ma strone ameykahska aze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
TGIegramy zagraniezne'
Strajk w Anglii.

Londyn, II Sierpnia. - Sytua-
cya strajkowa W kraju ME popra-
via sic wcale, naprezenie grozne
trwa dalej, choc strajkerzy, z
wyjatkiem liverpoolskich zacha-
wuja sic spokojnie. w Liverpool
1u jednak rozruchy zaburzenia
powtarzaja sic bezustanku. Dwu
ludzi juz tam zabito W starciach
wojskiem, poraniono ze 2OOtu.
Ulice = zwlaszcza w poblizu do
kow i dworcow kolejowych So
przepeinione tlumami strajkerow,
budynkow firmowych, magazy-
now itp. pilnuje wojsko, ktore
tez patroluje po ulicach miasta.
w porcie gromadza sic okrety,
ktorych niema komu wyladowac,
to samo dzieje sic ma kolejach.
Unie robotnicze kieruja straj-
kiem z Liverpoolu, a dis - jeSli
ME uda sic nawiazac ukiadow,
ma bye ogioszony strajk general
ny, choc tax strajk obecny, jest
najwiekszym, jaki Anglia prze-
chodzila. Rad czyni wszystko,
co moze, by utrzymac spokoj i
nawiazac ukiady pomiedzy wro-
giemi stronami; czynia tez wiel-
kie przygotowania ma wypadek
strajku generalnego maja ma
dzieje, ze i w najgorszym razie u
da sic ma najgiowniejszych il
mach utrzymac dowoz poczty /
artykulow spozywczych; w mia
stach, jak Manchester, Glasgow,
Bristol innych handlowy ruch u
stall zupeInie; zachodzi Ottawa, ze
i w Londynie strajk ladowaczy
dokowych powtorzy sic; nadto
raz poraz powstaja strajki po ro-
zmaitych fabrykach w wielu
pomniejszych branzach, co wSzy-
stko zarazem powoduje ogrom-
ne zaniepokojenie najszerszych
warstw ludnoSci: W miescie Ii
verpoolu poprostu glod grozi je-
sli tam widma strajku odwrocic
sic ME da, to "a DIVA dni chleba
zabraknie; ceny zywnoSci po-
szly nadzwyczajnie w gore; polo
zenie ludnoSci ubozszej jest
wprost rozpaczliwe!
w Izbie Gmin socyalista
Lansburg interpelowal rad "a
uzycie wojska dla poskromienia
straiker6w w Liverpoolu, Przy-
czem wymyslal ma ministrow, co
sic wiazio, az go przewodnlczacy
do porzadku powo}a}. Minister
soraw wewnetrznych, Churchill,
odpowiadajac, zaznaczyi stanow-
czo, re rad wszelkimi sposoby
bedzie staral sic utrzymac pokoJ
/ bronic niezorganizowanych ro-
botnikow pred zorganizowany-
mi; MECH strajkerzy zachowuja
sic spokojnie, a pewnoscia ME
dada powodu do wkroczenia
wojska.
Papiez - zdrowszy.
Rzym, II sierpnia. = WczoraJ
DO raz pierwszy odwiedzili Pa
pieza w chorobie goscie przyja-
ciele, to IN, re ich po raz pierw-
sly dopuszczono do chorego;
spedzili MIN diuzszy czas ma
pogawedce. Stan chorego popra-
via sic stale, choc powoli, ale
cierpienia podagYczne i nerkowe
jeszcze ME ustapiiy,
Autonomia dla Szkocyi.
Londyn, II sierpnia. = w /
zbie Gmin posel Dalziel ze Szko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
O NJ r T. * a
ozsamosc nazwisk powodem grubej omy}ki.
SmierG pod samochodem.
OFIARE WYPADKU ZABRANO DO SZPITALA,
Kradf saInochody.
Skradf szesc maszyn w 2 miesiacach.

mySlano ogolnie 0 strasznej ka+
tastrofie = W poblizu ziemi Bea+
chy skrecil skrzydla tax, re jak
kaczka swobodnie na ziemi o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
by temu zapobiedz, wyslano woj-
sko mad granice.
I znowu sledztwo.

Washington, II sierpnia. =
Przewodniczacy komitetu piracy
w izbie, Wilson, wnios} rezolu-
eye domagajaca sic zbadania
przez izbe raportow, jakoby "a
merykahscy robotnicy przy bu-
dowie kanaIu Panama byWali po-
krzywdzeni przez przenoszenie
mad Mich robotnikow zagranicz-
nych. Donoszono, ze urzednicy
budowy kanalu przylmuJa do
piracy wydalonych robotnikow
kolejowych po}udniowej Anne
ryki, a takze, re "a prace poza
urzedowemi godzinami amery-
kafscy robotnicy ME otrzymuja
takiego wynagrodzenia, jake i'm
przyrzeczono.
e+,- S4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17

| WleWle L QZlSIlIllkdIZdlIll LdZld--
cyl, re mu sic Francya nadzwy-
czajnie podoba.
z Portugalii.
Lizbona, II sierpnia. : w po-
-iudniowej czesci kraju daily sie
odczuc slime wstrzasnienia ziemi
w kilku miastach zrzadzily one
znaczne szkody i wywola}y pani-
ke wSrod ludnoSci. Ma wybrzezu
morskiem wody okazywaly zna-
czne wzburzenie i zalaiy ziemie
ma dose wielkiej przestrzeni.
- Donosza Liceia, re przy
inwenteryzowaniu majatku tam
tejszego koScioia, ksiadz zamknal
drzwi Swiatyni, by ME wpuScic
urzednikow rzadu; w6wczas ci
zawezwali wojsko, ktore przemo-
ca wywaliio drzwi koscielne, ale
przecilw zoinierzom staneia Gala
niemal ludnoSc katolicka w licz-
bic 5000 ludzi; wywiazala sic "a
cieta walka, w ktorej wiele osot
raniono. Inwentaryzacya maJat'
k6w koscielnych nakazana przez
rad idzie jak z kamienia, W vie
lu miejscach musiano ia wstrzy,
mac, by ME draznic ludu; wielu
ksiezy aresztowano.
Kardyna} ME zyje.
Sydney, New South Wales
Australia, II sierpnia. = Zmari
tn Kardyna{ Moranv skon byi
nagiy = ME poprzedzony diuzsza
i choroba.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, II sierpnia. = Z
| Karsu. w zakaukaskim kraju, do
nosza. re przy cwiczeniach artyle-
ryjskich uzyto zamiast slepegc
naboju = przez pomylke prawdzi-
wego, kt6ry trafiwszy W grupe
zolnierzy zabii czterech, rani1
smiertelnie 14tu.
z W{och.
Wenecya, II sierpnia. = Bawi
tn Robert Taft, brat prezydenta
Stan6w Zjedn. = Donosza z
Genewy, re Amerykanka, Julia
Trash, zostala tam w Pewnym
wypadku automobilowym ciezkc
ramona.
z Mexyku.
Cuernavacas, II sierpnia. = w
poblizu miejscowosci tel, W Stanie
Morelos przyszio do krwawe.
walki pomiedzy oddzialem rewo-
lucyonist6w lZapaty, puikiem
rzadowego wojska. Rezultat wal
XII ME jest znany, ale strzelanina
zawzieta trwaia przez czas dluz-
sly. Rad wysial ma miejsce star
cia wiecej wojska, wsrod ktoregc
znajduje sic tez oddzial dawnycf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17

padkom, podobnym do tych, kto-
re chmura zaloby okryfy wtorko-
we wzloty. Ma szczescie wczoraj
Mkt zycia ME straci}, choG byly
diva bardzo niebezpieczne wy
padki. Dwoch awiatorow stracilo
kontrole mad maszynami. Jeden
wpadl do jeziora, dwie mile Cd
brzegu, lecz wyskoczyi z maszy-
ny, MIN ia sic z woda zetknela ;
drugi spad} re znacznej wysoko-
sci W oczach tysiecy ludzi. Obaj
wyszli bezpiecznie.
Artur Stone W maszynie Blerio-
ia puscil sic monoplanem naoko-
10 stacyi wodnej 319 mile cd
brzegu. Aviator stracif kontrole
mad maszyna. Maszyna wpadia
do jeziora i rozleciaia sic W ka-
walki, Stone wyskoczyi piywal
przez Gala godzine, MIN go wyra-
towano. Miai re soba bahke z po-
wietrzem i to mu uiatwiio ply
wanie. Wyszedl bez szwanku.
Howard Gill skohczyf byi wy
scigi do stacyi wodnej i przy Ia
dowaniu oderwai koia przy ma
szynie. Podmuch wiatru prze-
wr6cil maszyne, lecz Gill ME 20
stall skaleczony.
Bylo jednak kilka mniejszych
wypadkow.
w jednym z mich figurowai
Lincoln Beachy w maszynie Cur
tissa. Ma wysokosci 1890 stop
stanai motor przy maszynie; Bea
cfy jednak szczesliwie zjechai ma
ziemie. Zjechai tax szybko, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
TeIegramy KrajOWe.
z Kongresu.

Washington, II sierpnia. =
Demokratyczni senatorzy zebrali
sic ma kaukus, azeby naradzic sic
mad tenn, W jaki spos6b maja sic
zachowac w sprawie rewizyi ia
ryfy bawelny. Pc dluzszych deba-
tach zgodzono sic ostateczme ma
to by przyjac tylko poprawke
La Follette'a tyczaca sic zmody-
fikowania taryfy zelaza / stall, a
mad nowela rewizyi taryfy gfoso-
wac, ME przyjmujac zadnych
zreszta poprawek. : w senacle
odby}o sic glosowanie mad uchwa-
Ia konferencyi w sprawie noweli
o ogIaszaniu funduszow kampa-
Mi wyborczych i nowela ia te-
raz zostanie wyslana do prezy-
denta do podpisu. Mowca
Clark i wiceprezydent Sherman
podpisali nowele taryfy weiny
wyslano ia do prezydenta. Pan
Taft dis lub jutro ia zavetuje /
odesle. do kongresu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
Wpadi do jeziora.

Wczoraj publicznosc zebra}a
sic ma polu awiatycznem, by sic
przyjrzec nieszczesliwym wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17

chodza wieSci o rozruchach ME
pokojach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17

(Dokohczenie ma str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
PapieZ ZdrowsZy.
AutOnOmia dla SzkOcyi-Z Francyi Wypadek ROstanda.
TzeSienie ziemi POrtugalii.
Inwentaryacya majatk6w kOscielnych.
Zgoh KardynaIa w Austrai.-Co slychac w Mexyku.
Niemiec.

prac Kongresu Stan6w Zedn woenne udaa sic do
gFanicy Mexyku Nowe sedztwo Izby posf6w
podrozy awiatOra Burze South Dakota Rad
Sanow Zjedn uznae prezydenury
w Cleveland
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
Kardyna{ ME zyje.

Sydney, New South Wales,
Australia, II sierpnia. : Zmarl
tn Kardyna{ Moranv skon byl
nagly = ME poprzedzony diuzsza
choroba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
Z Nieniec.

Berlin, II sierpnia. = Wieloty-
godniowe upaly przerwane costa
iy nareszcie znacznem ochlodze-
MEM sic temperatury ma polnocy
kraju spadiy obfite deszcze.
w Prusiech stwierdzono
wsrod bydia zaraze pyskowa i ra-
ciczna; rad zarzadzii energicz-
ne srodki ,celem umiejscowienia
epidemii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
Okrety do Hawaii.

Waszyngton, II sierpnia.
Rad postanowii wyslac W jessie
nj cztery pancerne krazowniki j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17
Papiez - zdrowszy.

Londyn, II sierpnia. = w /
zbie Gmin posei Dalziel ze Szko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17

cyl wniosi o udzielenie Szkocyi
autonomii (Home-Rule), gdyz
jak utrzymywai pod obtcna ad-
ministracya Szkocya ME otrzy-
mule sprawiedliwosci.
z Francyi.
Biarritz, IL sierpnia. = Poeta
dramatyczny, Edmund Rostand,
autor sztuk .Cyrano de Berge-
rae" i ,,Chantecler" ulegi tn ia
talnemu wypadkowi re swym au-
tomobilem; stan jego jest bardzo
grozny i ME wiadomo, czy uda
sic utrzymac go przy zyciu.
Marsylia, II sierpnia.- Stwier-
dzono tn dotychczas So wypad-
k6w cholery, W tenn 80 Smiertei-
nych.
Paryz, II sierpnia. = Bawi tu
znakomity wynalazca amerykan-
ski, Tomasz A. Edison; w inter-
wiewie dziennikarzami zazna--
czy}, re mu sic Francya nadzwy-
czajnie podoba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-17

siadl
Beachy po drodze W swym re-
kordowym wzlocie odwiedzif
park Lincolna, pojechaf potem
do Hawthorne i wzniosi sic 7,oIo
stop W gore.
| I doiu zauwazono, re ma wyso-
kosci 2,8oo stop maszyna stanela
ii spodziewano sic krachu. Beachy
jest jednak mistrzem w zjezdza-
niu ma skrzydlach wiatru i wczo-
raj temu jedynie zawdzieczal
swoje zycie.
Wczoraj daf szalony wicher.
Maszyny Wrighta zostaly W szo-
pach. Kilka razy puszczaly sic w
gore, ale musiano je zaraz spusz-
czac.
Komitetowi wzlotow powie-
dziano, re powinien wzloty od-
woiac z powodu wichru. lego je-
dnak ME zrobil.
Beachy wczoraj wygrai wysci-
gi biplanow. Trzech braio W tenn
udzial: Beachy, Ovington /
Ward. Osm mil w strasznym wi
chrze Beachy zrobii W 9 minu-
tach 28:4o sekundach; Owing
ton 954o.45, Ward Io:4o.
Podroz naokofo stacvi wodnej
diva razy zrobiono: Sopwith II:
o2.o6 = Simon 1S:26.57; Beachy
I8:28.oI; Ward 20 o:o6.82.
Z powodu strasznej bury ma
szyny zwoiano ma ziemie przed
godzina 7ma wieczorem.
Ginie pod samochodem.
William Lankenau, 452 S. State
ul., wpadi wczoraj pod kola sa-
mochodu nalezacego do Illinois
Tunnel Co., ma rogu w. Jackson
boul. S. 5th ave. tax bolesne
rany odniosi, re umari krotko po-
tenn w szpitalu Iroquois Memo
rial.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-03
WERE OlNED AND WINED
Annapolis Aerie OF Eagles Spreads It's
Wings And Scream At Banquet Hall
Officers Installed

There was "a sound of revelry by
night" at the Eagles Home,
West street, and the birds" spread
their wings last night and screamed,
as eagles do. in most fraternal and
convivial fashion.
There was gathered around the
festive board at the Eagles Home a
happy party, and "fraternalism
was the watchword. The table was
spread throughout the two spacious
rooms on the first floor, and "groan-
ed" beneath its weight of viands.
The feast was in honor of the Off
GERS who are to be the guiding lights
throughout the year 1911, and who
were regularly installed last night.
They are:
Worthy President George j. Geb-
hardt.
Worthy Vice President Charles
+. Werntz.
Worthy Chaplain J, Frank Hries.
Worthy Treasurer-George c. Bar
ton.
Worthy Secretary William U. Nc
Cready
Inside Guard e. &. Ross.
Outside Guard r. 7. Wilson.
Trustees w. 1T. Cadell. w. L.
Engelke, C. c. Sunderland.
Aerie Physician S. S. Hep
burn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-03
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL CLUB
New Names Up To Third Dav OF The
New Year

The names of those who have join
ed the Children's Hospital Club now
number $40. Miss Randall con-
graduates the children and their
mothers on the faithful work, and
hopes the rest of the Annapolis chill
dren will come forward bravely in
this really good and necessary work,
but she also wishes to remind those
children who have not paid up their
back due to do so as soon as possible.
The new names added to the list
follow:
Eastport WORTHY Anderson, Violet
Boisseau, Ethel Boisseau. Elsie
Braun, Catherine Brown, Laura
Brown, Elizabeth Bealer, Carols F.
Bonilla, Josephine CLANCY, Hsrwood
Green. Jr., Margaret Jacobs, Caroline
Johnson, Alice Merrill, Decide Par
rish, Dorothy Purvis, Eveline Price,
Jeanette Robinson, Sidney Roberts,
Edward Scherger, Walter Scherger,
Ruth Strange, Eeveett Saumenig.
Miss Tisdale's Glass
Ruth Abbott, Teddy Abbott, Barnes
Abbott. Vernon Abbott, Otto Braun,
Ellen Wilson, Mary Wilson.
Ethel Jacobs, Edith Logan, Ed
mund Hurley, Emma Hurley.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-03
BIDS FOR STATE BONDS
Opened By The Board OF Public
Works

Six hundred and fifty thousand
dollars of State bonds were disposed
of yesterday at bids that were
the most gratifying in the history
of the State.
The sales were awarded by the
Board of Public Works. The meet
ing was held in the State Treas
urer's Office, and the Governor, be
ing unable to attend, the members
of the board present, Treasurer
Vandiver and Comptroller Clagett,
visited him at the Government House
and secured his approval Of the
awards.
The bonds were in series and
3 1-2 per cent All of the former
were sold at above par, while the
I2 per cent. bonds, brought the
good figure Of 9I.452. There were
thirteen bids in all, and apother
gratifying thing is that Baltimore
firms were successful in landing all
Of the bonds, several New York firms
being in the competition.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-03
THAT COLD WAVE COMING
Sidetracked But Will Be Here Just The
Same

Chief Moore, of the Weather Bu-
reau, fell down on the cold wave
proposition last night, and there was
no drop Of from 80 to 40 degrees as
he predicted, but that cold wave is
coming, ard it is on the way some
where.
1t is sure to be here by tomorrow,
and this rain will probably turn into
a snow. Be not deceived by the mod
crate weather of the past few days.
The weather man is not even think
ing of allowing winter to pass by
so soon, nor is be going to make it
light one. Today, he says the
section is to be visited by a cold
wave, which is extending all over
the country from the extreme
Northwest.
The prediction issued today is a
long one, but it includes snow and a
cold wave, and fair and colder to-
morrow. The cold wave is advancing
eastward over the lake region, and
last night temperatures were abnor-
mally low throughout all districts
west Of the Appalachian range.
The lowest was 38 degrees below
at Havre, Mont. ,and readings of 10 OF
more degrees below are reported
from the whole central region. The
storm wave is rapidly advancing east
ward. Storm signals have been or
dered displayed all along the Allan.
tic Coast
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-03
PRICE ONE CENT
FUNERAL OF CAPT. BURTlS
Large Funeral OF Oyster Navy Man
From st. Auue's Church

At o'clock yesterday afternoon
the mortal remains of Capt VIM. II.
Burtis, one of the most widely known
watermen in the State. were laid to
rest in St. Anne's cemetery.
The funeral services were held in
St. Anne's Church and were attend
ed by many friends of the deceased,
as we'll as relatives of the family
and citizens, who paid their last tri-
butte of respect to a we'll known res
ident.
The pallbearers were Messrs. James
F. Strange. George f. Quaid. James
II. Watkins. Thomas Kelly, George
August, J. w. Cook, Rudolph Kai.
ser, William Weaver.
Captain Burtis died on Saturday az
his residence on Prince George street
after a protracted illness of COM
plication Of diseases. Surviving are
four children, three sons and one
daughter. Captain Burtis was rs
years old and for number of years
captained the local police boat Of the
State Oyster Navy. He was man
Of wide acquaintance and one who
delighted in conversing with his
friends and telling tales of the old
days.
His acquaintanceship extended
among yachtsmen all along the
Atlantic Coast, who made Burtis' "
place their headquarters on occa
sions Of their visits to Annapolis
during the summer by his death
Annapolis loses good citizen and
the watermen an old and faithful
friend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-03
THE WEEK OF PRAYER
First Nights Serviee-PrOgram For
Rest OF The Week

Following a custom established by
the churches long ago for the osberv-
ane of the first week IN the new year
as Week of Prayer, services are
being held each night this week In
the various churches.
Last nights service was held in
the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
the Rev. w. G. Mcneil, pastor. The
subject assigned Gas THE Worlds
Approach to God. +" on which theme
the Rev. George S. Bell, ID. D., pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church,
spoke, and also Mr.. Hugh r. Riley,
superintendent of the First NJ. E.
Church Sunday School. There was
congregational singing.
The local Ministers Union has
arranged the programme, following
the topics suggested by the Evangeli-
cal Alliance for the United States.
1t has been arranged that one of the
ministers and a layman shall speak
each evening.
The services will begin at s o'clock
promptly and will close at 9 o'clock.
The people are requested to attend
exactly on time so that there may be
no interruption to the exercises.
The programme for the rest of the
week is as follows:
Tuesday, College Avenue Baptist
Church Subject, The Christian
Church." Rev. Walter G. Mcneil and
Mr.. Herbert II. Hall.
Wednesday. First Presbyterian
Church Subject, Worlds Evangeli-
zation," Rev. Thomas C. Bird and
Mr.. Walter B. Norris.
Thursday, First Presbyterian
Church Subject, "The Home and the
School," Rev. w. F. Roberts and Mr..
John H. Strahorn.
Friday, Maryland Avenue NJ. Z.
Church Subject, Government and
Politics." Rev. James l.. Smiley and
Mr.. Winson G. Gott.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-03
GENERAL CONTRIBUTION
Men And Business Firms Who Donate
To Fund For New Fire Engine

Ask yourself Have | sent in a
contribution for the fund fora new
city fire engine?" If you have
not, do so at once. What is need
ed is needed now, and no one knows
home will be next 10 be attacked
by flames.
Do not defer this matter a week,
a month or even a day, but let all put
a shoulder to the wheel and help push
the good cause along. Annapolis is
rated by the under writers to have the
best volunteer fire department in
the State. The town is proud of its
energetic, fearless, brave. firemen,
but they are handicapped at this time
for want of apparatus.
An interesting history is attached
to the city volunteer fire depart
ment, which was organized away
back in 1873 or 1879, and had its
inception with the Rescue Hose Com
pany, the oldest fire company in the
city by five or six years. The Res
cue Hose Company was organized by
John l.. Beall, the father of the vol
unteer fire department.
After the great fire on Market
Space, about 8, or 'S2, the Indepen-
dent Fire Company No. had It's in,
ception, and small beginning grew
to great ends, until now there are
three well equipped and splendidly
manned volunteer fire companies.
Help them and send in your subscrip-
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