Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-04-27

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]. Ford Edelen. OF Baltimore. is
visiting relatives and friends In
Leonardtown.
The Orphans and Commissioners
Courts and the School Commission
ers we're in session last Tuesday.
Mrs. L. j. Chunn, OF Mechanics.
vile, Is visiting Mrs. r. Lee Mat
tiugiy at "Buena Vista, near Leon.
aretowu.
DIR. F. T. Green well, OF Leonard
town, Is improving bis residence by
inclosing his yard with q handsome
wire fence.
On our first page we print an &C.
count OF the Leonardtown Automo-
bile run. clipped from the Washing.
ton Herald
ThsTSts::ES2s. Company is run.
n;ng an extra steamer to take Gaze
OF the heavy freights for Potomac
RIVER landings.
The Alumnae OF St. Mary's Aca-
denny. LecnardtoWn will hold asne.
cisl meeting at the Academy at 2 p.
NJ. on Friday next, tne 2S'h. instant.
Mr.. John T. Herbert and wife
have returned from Baltimore 10
Hotel Lawrence, Leonsrdtown. Mr..
Herbert was much benefited by his
stay at st. Joseph s Hospital.
May the 18th is the date for the
Automobile run from Washington 10
Leonardtown AS about thirty hv.
or forty machines will make toe run
1t will be we'll for folks with frac
tious horses to ksep of the Mechan-
icsvllle. leonardo road on that
day.
At Tuesdays meeting of the Or
phans' Court all the Judges were
present First and final account OF
Lulu V. and Wm. G. Henderson.
admrs. OF Charles E HENDERSON,
filed and approved, WIN George
Burch, minor, apprenticed To Thos.
+ Ga'tDn. Adjourned to MAY /.
The Talbot County Circuit Court
full bench presiding. have u unauim-
ousIy decided that tho Mayor and
City Cou .cil OF E.ston. have not The
right To remDV shads trees ia fr mt
OF residences TO Improve or grade
streets, without first Obtaining the
consent OF the D Rner Of the prop ,rty
before which they stand
The rtmI AIMS Of Arthur Coad. son
OF J. Ed win and the tate Elinor CoaG.
were brought To St. Mary's and
buried at st. lnigo's last Sunday
Arthur C0ad died 10 Chicago, far
from the land Of uis birth add those
Who loved him here. but with all
the blessings OF his Church and
near, we be ieve, To God. He was a
good and true m4n. Nav be rest
in peacel
Justice T. f. Harber., o. Laona I'd
town, held court Tuesday last to try
cases against Tom aud Hilary Neale,
both colored, charged with assault
aud battery and dIsorderlv conduct.
AT party on Monday nigh, Tom
Neale assaulted and beat William
Brooks, also colored Tom got Is
mOn'hs in the House OF Correction
and Hilary Neale, for g'neral
roWdyism. was assessed $40 aud
costs.
Mr. James Hall has finished haul
ing she State Monument t. the Con
federats dead at Point Lo kout 10
the site of the original burving-
ground. IL took twelve mules,
horses and oxen TO hlul tna sections
OF the monument, weighing three
and half tons each, tD tho placN
An imposing and handsome mOhu
ment has been erected at ,he new
graveyard by The Federal Govern
ment aud will soon be dedicated
The attention OF all dealers is call
ed to the regulations adopted by the
State Board Of Health for the govern
msnt OF the sales o: lard and lard
c0mpou ads within the State Of Mary.
land. In order to give evsrv one
ample time to prepare for the proper
branding and Labelling Of lard AID
lard com pounds. these regulations
will GO into effect May l, 1911 In
order that the purchaser may be
properly informed as to the nature
Of the article bought. dealers must,
in ev, ry Instance, atfix label to the
package giving the necessary in
formation as " the true character OF
the article sold.
Additional statistics collected by
II W. StaAle. executive secretary Of
the Maryland Association for the
Prevention and Relief Of Tuberculo-
sis. show that iu 2l7 churches in
this state with q total membership
Of Il, 1913, there were 1920 deaths in
1910, OF which tuberculosis caused
27O, or IL three-fifths per cent. of
the total number Of deaths. While
the Maryland Association feels that
the statistics as to the number of
deaths is fairly accurate, il is not so
sure that all OF the tubsrcu Iosis was
rightly reported. so that it is pro-
baole, that this disease caused
more than the percentage indicated.
Brother Dennis, the farmer At
Leonard Hall. Leonsrdtown. has re-
ceived two thoroughbred Dutch
Belted cattle that took prizes at the
Hagerstown Fair. These cattle
will undou otedly prove OF great bene-
ft 10 our section. The thorough
bred hog brought to Holly wood by
Morris Thompson was worth hun
dreds OF dollars TO the section; W
p. Powell's Dorset Sheep have
greatly incre lssd the wool aud NUT
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