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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23
CHAPTER s.

AN ACT to pay to the school Commissioners
of Garrett Counts a sum OF money ont OF
the State School tax.
Whereas. In view of the pressure of tie
present apportionment, especially upon
Garrett County. of the state School tax, ana
the inability, without larger increase "
county taxation. tC keep her schools open
for seven and one-half months, and III we"
of the fact that mountain ridges so divide
est county in the State in area, as TO render
school facilities for all of the children more
expensive than i'll more central parts OF the
State; and,
Whereas, 1t has been unanimously recon
mended by the State Board OF Education
that such sum of money shall be pald out or
the State School Fund to the BOaru OF >chOpl
Commissioners of Garrett county; thefe-
fore. ,.
Assembly OF MARYLAND, That the Comptroller
of the Treasury be and he is hereby author
iInd and reuuired to draw his warrant upon
tha ,TrpaSnrer in favor of Garrett County
school BOARD for the sum of four thousand
doI1ars nor annum for two years out of the
nroceeds of the state school tax before
making apportiOnment thereof; provided
h0vever that no portion Of said four thou
sand dollars per annum shall be used for
anv other purpose than for salaries and or
binary running expenses of said schools.
section ,. And be it enacted. That this
Act shah take affect from the date of It's
passage 800,
Approved April s l9l2
I hereby certify that the afOregOing Is
tlrle COPY Of an Act of the General Assembly
of MARYLAND, passed at the January Session.
IIla JOHN K. SULLIVAN,
Secretary OF the senate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23

+be ,,,,b1ic ,,a.co ,-a,,ra,,,,,. $50 ,o.,. ,
t,-La,o 80 mis-, 80, ~ W ar GlE
NOT eyceed ono -nar'S in,Dri-on,1eS+ " oi "a -
nenitentiarv or house of l.Irrat; ~ ~ ~. .iie
Eiicnit Co1trt for Garra+t tIoI1, otO'i' ~ INT
instce of the neece for Garrett Toy,,,t ~
inc criminal iiIriSdicti7n said CONT ~. iI,,
tira NAV in t,a djcrration ~ ga -. ~ 10
iuStice also in co id Sentence direct tbn+ ~
prisoner over sixteen Years Of aga t,-Io az, 10y
no nonvictnd of an,- Of tho otFanros o,aS,, ie,J
ara ac ahoTe sba1I no rI,biact 20 TiuilieI
hard aSo,. for aud dnri,,S tie oeTiod e ~ ~ ~
imnriSnnment ON the nnhiic roads of c.
.a++ G5,IIi'+,C 80, ~, ~ ,it,,I,I; -+1+ i
iur0rnorated town mo town a;1thoriti,S e
such touyn so or,nIoyin,, Suct con,,iat' ~ ~
he rbor ROOD wien tbo' aItronca " MOI -. -
TEND sIIch confinement 80
SECTION ana no N euoctad th.,+ tba hard
Ia bor ,,rnyidad go In f1C rrecedin., eo,.+it,,,
gI,aIi 10 ,,arf0T,i,.ti II +,-i+Iii' +6o l1,,,' -
limits of any inc0rnn1ate town under tbe
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such den5nd l.. horai,,, tbo,.iIad ana ra
nuireT r. da1i,,o, ,Ii., ;Si,C'inJ. 70 +l, ,I.rty
So ma tino thn domain IVA rrfitled 70 re-
rei-p the Same IS-hnnny-nr ma 81 tt,cb limo
a : he 'na, bn Iaa iiS. ro,i t,d. "a ~ ITO,
TO he nerformed nv s,,ct, cor, I-it incinda
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"a moo. "a. +I % 10 u1t'' nc ING oitr
in ca ol oGeT person aping 3lc prisoner
comneI SIi,.I aI~,. I ~ 10 ~ Io
for The safe tn@1 and ratI,,n 'I - ,, f
such convict to tbn r,IS+riv Of +Ga iibo,ifF a +
the end of each DIV. Iai,Gr WIEN d d. q
labor shall he Within me discretinn of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23
CHAPTER 179

AN ACT to repeal and re enact with amend
ments Section Al Of Article T. of the Code
OF Public Local Laws OF Maryland. title
"Ga'Tett County, sub title County
Commissioners" ana to add a new sec
ton thereto, to be known as Section Ala.
Section l.. he 1t enacted by the General
Assembly, That Section A. of Article L. of
the Code of Public Local Laws of MARYLAND.
title Garrett County. subtitle County
commissioners he and the same is hereby
repealed and re enacted with amendments,
and Il new section added to be known as
Section IA SO as TO read as follows:
Section II. Whenever it shall become nee
esSary to sell any land in Garrett County
because OF the non payment of the State and
County taxes due thereon, it shall ana may
be lawful for the County commissioners to
purchase said lands, or such part thereof as
may he necessary to the amount of said
taxes, and if the taxpayer, in whose name
said land was assessed and sold. shall not
within two years from the day of said sale
pay and discharge said taxes, interest and
costs. the title TO said land shall become ab-
sOlute in said County Commissioners, as
against said delinquent taxpayer, and the
County commissioners are authorized to sell
said land, at either public or private sale
and to convey the same to the purchaser
the ratification thereof by the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, and good title Shall be
vested in the purchaser of said land. as
against said delinquent taxpayer.
Section Al A. That the title to all lands in
Garrett County heretofore sold by the
County Treasurer to the County Commits
SlOHtlS uuucl lIt provisions OF section II OF
this Article shall become absolute in the
County Commissioners, as against the tax
payer in whose name said land was assessed
and sold. after the first day of January 1913
provided, the County Commissioners shall
give one months notice by publication in
some newspaper published in Garrett Coun-
ty, prior to the first day of October 1872
warning such delinquent taxpayers that I'M
less said taxes, interest and cost accrued
against said lands are paid and discharged
before the first day of January, 1913. that
title to said lands shall become absolute in
the County commissioners, as against the
person or persons in whose name or names
said lands were assessed and sold: which no
tiCe shall contain brief description of the
lands, the name of the persons in whose
name the same was assessed and sold and
the amount OF taxes, inter, st and costs due
thereon; ana all of said lands not redeemed
by PAYMENT as aforesaid, before the first
day of January, 1918 shall he held as the
property OF Garrett County, and tie County
commissioners are authorized at any time
thereafter to sell said lands or any OF them
either at public or private sale, and after
reporting said sale or sales to the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, ana after the rat
ifiCaUiOn thereof by said court, to convey the
same to the purchaser or purchasers there
of, and good title Shall be vested i'm the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23

lips that can only be described by one
word-kissable-and this girls lips were
of that kind Surely it was dangerous
for a youngster just escaped from a
treadmill to sit for a whole hour looking
at a pair of kisSable lips. Indeed. God
dard, worked upon by his gladness of
heart. the beautiful morning the at
tractiveneSs of the girl and those two
delicately curved virnilion lips. did
that which the moment after it was
done filed him with CONSERVATION
When the train dashed into tunnel
he made a dash for her, threw his arms
around her neck, there was a momen-
tary struggle. and he had kissed her.
1t was all over within quarter Of
a minute. and luckily 50, for the tun-
mel was very short one: indeed, so
short that no lamps had been lighted
in the car When the train shot out
into daylight Goddard was looking out
OF the window with apparent uncon-
cern, though his heart was beating like
a kettledrum. 1t was some time be-
fore he dared look a the girl. but when
was another woman who sat in the
seat next back of her who was fan,
ming herself vigorously with an APP
pearance of annoyance. Goddard Won
dered if he had made a mistake He
was not sure. This set him to think
ing. If he had kissed the wrong per-
son the kiss in the dark had been just
as delicious as if he had kissed the
right one. Singular. wasn't it?
But Goddard was quite sure he had
kissed the girl with the kissable lips.
She sat two seats in advance Of him
and on the opposite side. In order to
make sure of going the right distance
he had put his hand on backs of the
two seats in passing. No: he had kiss
ed the right person, but why did the
woman in the rear seat look so ius
tered. and why was the girl in front
so undisturbed? 1t was a mystery
that he could not solve.
The conductor called Pebble Beach"
and the train slowed up at the station
at which Goddard was to stop. Col
Letting his hand baggage, he arose. The
girl with the kissable lips arose too
She left the car in advance of him and,
giving her hand baggage and checks to
a cabman. entered the cab, while her
admirer entered another. When be
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23
CHAPTER 597

AN ACT to provide employment at hard
labor for certain classes of prisoners who
may he confined in til" County Jail of
Garrett County or 9th crsOnS of Car
rett County. under sentence imposed by
the Circuit Court for Garrett County, or
any of the Justices of the Peace of said
county. having criminal jurisdiction.
Section l. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland that certain addition
al sections to be numbered 81. 252, 30 and
~ under sub title Grimes and Punish
meuts. be and the same are hereby added
to Article Twenty of the Code Of Public LO-
cal Laws OF Maryland, title Garrett Coun-
ty.' and sections to be and remain part of
the local law for Garrett County.
Section2 And be it enacted, that in add
ton to any sentence of confinement in the
county jail of Garrett County which may be
imposed i'll cases of conviction for assault,
drunkenness. disOrderly conduct, disturbing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23
CHAPTER 48l
AN ACT to divide Election District Number
Eight of Garrett County into two pre-

AN ACT to divide Election District Number
Eight OF Garrett County into two pre-
Section /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, that Election Dis
trict Number Eight of Garrett County he
and the same is hereby divided into two
voting precincts. to be known, respectively.
as the first and second election pre-
cincts of the Eighth Election District of said
Garrett County. The division line between
the said precincts shall be as follows: The
first precinct shall he the territory within
the following outlines, to wit: All that part
of said Election District Number Eight as
now laid out and established. East of the
summit of Backbone Mountain and East of
the top of the Mountain to the line of Flee
ton District Number Seven.
The second precinct shall be the territory
of said district, now laid ont and estab-
lished, on the West side OF said summit of
Back Rome Mountain and on the West side Of
the Mountain 70 the linz OF Election District
Number Seven.
The voting or polling place for the said
first precinct shall be al the IlO e Place. the
former polling place tor SAID district, and
voting or polling place for the said second
precinct shall he at the Red House.
Sectlon2. For the purpose OF registration
the supervisors of election for said county
shall provide the register of voters for said
district, before the time Of registration of
voters, under the provisions of Article } OF
the Code of Public General Laws. with two
duplicate registry books, for the regiStra-
ton OF the voters Of said respective pre-
cincts; ana the said register of the voters
snail, at his session of l9l2. make fun registry
OF the voters OF said respective precincts
from the registration book of said district,
allotting such voters to the precinct in
which they respectively reside, by tran
ScribinS the names of such voters from the
present registry OF voters for said district,
or in case OF "A new registration under any
amendment of said Article 80 of the Code OF
Pubilr General Laws. then said register OF
voters shall register anew in said respective
registreS the names Of all qualified voters in
said respective precincts, as shall apply to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23
delights to roam.

delights to roam.
Weimer SAID he could not get a copy
of the Oakland Local Option Bill; but |
showed to the public now he could have
gotten copy, or the original bill itself.
had ne desired to get either. He said
Senator Speicher did not confer with
him and the Garrett Delegation concern
ing the Oakland Bill after it had passed
the Senate and went over to the House;
but produced a signed statement from
Delegates LaWton and Long that the
| Senator had conferred with them on the
bill and that Weimer was present and
participated in the conference. He
! declared that the Oakland Bill reached
the House too late to be acted upon be-
fore the end of the session; but showed
conclusively and positively that Weimer
| could have had the bill reported by the
| Temperance committe and pushed for
ward to final passage under suspension
of the rules had he so desired. He said
that the people of Oakland did not want
! the Local Option Bill passed; but |
published telegram from Oakland
representatives temperance people
urging Weimer and his colleagues to
Pass the Spelcher Local Option Bill :"
| These and other excuses for his failure
to act in behalf of the Oakland Bill
were given to the public; but privately
to me personally, and in the hearing of
at last two reputable witneses-the
only excuse he offered was because
| Senator Speicher had not consulted him
before he introduced the bill in the
| Senate. On this account, he said, he
not only would not make any effort to
have the bill reported and passed, but
he would prevent its passage if it were
possible for him to do so-and he did.
said Weimer had defeated the Oak
land Local Option Bill and that he alone
must assume the responsibility for its
defeat. | challenged Weimer to refute
my specific charges. Have | proved
my case, citizens of Garrett county?
! Have | convicted Weimer of every
charge made against him? | leave it
for you to decide, and am quite willing
to abide by your virdict.
Weimer stands alone in his views,
statements, opinions, charges and
denlals in connection with all temper
ance legislation. Against him and on
my side are Senator Speicher, Delegates
Lawton and Long. Four against one
and such a one it isl
Weimer also stands alone in his per
sonal opinions, version and assumptions
involving Senator's motives, purposes
and Intentions with reference to the
AntiSaloon League Local Option Bill
Who are the people going to believe?
Who, in all candor, honesty and Justice,
can they believe?
Certainly not Weimer, in the face of
all the circumstances and the facts.
Discredited by his own neighbors and
former friends, Inundated and defeat
ed-beaten at his own game, or, more
probably at the game put up to him to
play by some one else, some power
behind the "bnnd, it matters nothing
now it is to be hoped the Garrett
county Statesman will by this time have
learned that
Truth crushed to earth will rise
again.
j. j. ROBINSON.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23
KISS IN THE DARK
The Meeting In the Train and the
Close of the Episode.
BY ESTHER VANDEvEER.

copyright. 1910, by American Press Asso-
ciatIonl
George Goddard. starting for the
seashore one day IN july. felt so buoy
ant that ii seemed he must go ~ Ill
the air like Il balloon He flung his
belongings down into a seat, then
walked through the cars, out on 70
the platform, anywhere. everywhere
He was so happy he couldn't keep
still Then came the cry "All aboard"
He jumped on to the train and rolled
out Of the station. it seemed. on strewn
flowers.
In a seat on the opposite side of the
car sat a young lady reading a book.
She was tastefully dressed. Her hair
in at the window beside her. She was
an altogether attractive looking person.
The girl seemed TO be absorbed IN her
book. and there was no chance to
scrape an acquaintance. Had she
been without reading matter be might
nave TeSOIlGu ~ IDe Olu ueN ice Ol Vi
fering her a magazine. a book or a pa
per, but since she was already sup
piled to offer more would make the
underlying motive too apparent
The girl seemed to be unaware that
there was a young man in the car who
was eying her longingly. The book she
was reading must have been absorb
ing. for she did not pause moment
to look out of the window or any
where else for that matter-nOt even
in the direction of the admirinG Cod
dard. His happiness excited in him a
confidence that would have led him to
use any excuse had he been able to in
vent one. but so long as she kept her
eyes glued to the pages before her
there was no opening.
An hour passed, during which God
dard's eyes were rs firmly fastened on
the girl as her own eyes were fastened
on the book. and all this while the espe
cial feature to which his glance was di-
rected were her lips There are certain
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-05-23

purchaser or purchasers of said land, a.
against said delinquent taxpayer or tax
payers.
Section ,. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effeco from the date of its pas
sage.
Approved a pril 3. 1912.
| hereby certify that the aforegoing is
true copy Of an Act of the General Assembly
Of Maryland, passed at the January Session
l9l@ JOHN h. 81 LLIFAN.
Secretary Of the Senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
BRAKEMAN MET
DEATH IN YARDS
Jorge A. waste OF GRAFTON
MANGtED WHILE COUPL-
ING CARS.
cad Been Employed by the Baltimore
Ohio But Thirty Days When
He Met His Death.

While coupling a baggage car 10 a
shifting yard engine In the local yards
al 23rd street shortly before noon yes
terday George 4. waste. aged Il. EN-.
ployed but thirty days by the Balii
more e. Ohio. and resided with his
brother-in-iaw Carl Hunter. a n & o
conductor Of No. 81. Twenty-fourtn
street.
The water in the tank Of the engine
had overnowed on the tender and was
frozen. making the md of the tender
appear much larger than IL really
vas Misjudging tho distance. in
stepping from the coupled car. be fell
and his head vas badly crushed The
city ambulance Vas called bat th.
victim died cnrOute 20 the hospital
Deceased was "a native OF Grafton and
- survived BY his parents Mr. and
Mrs ! ". Yates % Grafton. four
brothers and four sisters. one - which
= Nrs Carl Hunter 81 This civ The
remains all be- euf Zoo the home Of
his parents a. Grafton. from where tie
funeral services all be- helq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
DEGREE WORK
Phiosophic and Chivabric DEGREES
We're Conferred on Large
Class by Masons.

Philosophic and chivalric degrees.
from the nineteenth to the thirtIeth
were conferred on a large class az the
scottish Rite cathedral yesterday
The last two degrees will be conferred
today and the annual convention viii
come 10 a close with an elaborate ban.
quet which will be finished b. Caterer
Iiegenteider. The committee in
charge OF the degree work yesterday
was composed OF Il. r. Hamilton. r
l.. feagcr. Clarence Poe. Nal. ID. Elem.
ing. William T.. Krupp. \. H. Wiede-
busch. W. T. Morris. and G. r. Schultz
-Four members of Osiris Temple, An.
ciont Arbie Order Mobiles of the Mys-
tic Shrine. will be sent TO the meeting
OF The imperial council. which will be
held in Los Angeles. California. on
May I. \. and .. W. W. Irwin Of this
city holds the third highest office ia
the council and this year will be- pro
NOTED one degree. The representatives,
from the council are: Mr.. Irwin. Rob
ert {. Darrah. and Charles \ Adams
OF this city and Ex-Governor \. b
hite OF ParkersburR Last year the
session was held in New Orleans and
a. special train from this city convey
ed the Shriners there but owing TO
a." 1912 meeting being such a great
distance from the city few will attend
from this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
NEW TRIAL
GRANTED TO CONFESSED BROOKE
COUNTY MURDERER.
Judge Hervey sustains Motion in Case
Of William Shaffer at
Wellsburs.

Yesterday at Wellsburg. in circuit
court. Judge II. c. Hervey sustained
the motion for a new trial filed by
William Shaffer. convicted OF the muir
der OF Charles Sherwood. in that city.
Three men were arrested for the
crime and two. William Shaffer and
William Cheney. confessed TO the
crime. while Harvey Gunyon. the third
party. denied the crime. Shaffer and
Cheney we're convicted. while the Jury
disagreed in the Gunyon case. The
confession OF Cheney anG Shaffer DIFF.
Tered radically. the former giving a
motive for the crime and the other
giving none The former implicated
Gunyon as the murderer. " is be-
heved The Cheney confession is cor
rect and on this ground a new trial
was granted Shaf;er II will likely
come up at the term OF court which
opens in Wellsburg on February 10th.
Attorneys Roberts ). Judge and Chas.
Smith. Of this city. are appearing for
Shaffer.
Another case disposed OF Yesterday
at Weilsburg by Judge iiervey was
the assessment case involving the
Beech Bottom Coal 60. The assessor
valued the holdings at 500 an acre.
while the company Contendea they
were worth only $40 Judge Heryey
sustained the valuation fixed by the
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
EN- TIRE PROCEEDS
OF First DAYS Business at Palace
Restaurant Turned Over to
Local Hospitals.

When the Pascc restaurant 4. 1921
Market street opened its doors TO the
public Monday morning IL was an
n"Lncrd that one half the proce, Ids Of
the opening day would he divided
equally between the North Wheeling
ana the city hospital Last evening
the proprietor Of this new eating
house announced that h. was so well
pleased with the business Of the first
DAY that ne had decided To donate the
whole Of the proceeds Of the first dav
7" IN" hospitals and In accordance
with this decision he turned them over
iO these Institution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08


WIN. &. Caldwell commissioner IN
Iiehry I. halbitzer. part of lot Is N
$3.50. a'ioh
samuel ". Lively OF TriadaInbia
ulstrict to Jessie 4. Bmrge. parcel Of
ground on the Haneytown pike for f,
warranty deed for II acres of land in
Triadelphia district
tohn u. Garsia and wife ,o the
Whiiaker-Glessner company a tract n,
iand IN Richie district. Cousid.r
alton s7.44l50
Wheeling Realty Companv IN Ear,
-. panbe lots Nos o. and so in
alton $40 ''''
} W Gsrsin and Others 90 ,,.
hl'As'r 6lesr"ner COMPANY. o trsr,
OF iand N R'chie district. Coasid
Grafton s. $3.50
son" church Ceme'er, As.o~ alton
io Caroline Linton iot No ~ 4,
@fon- Church cemetery Cousia.r
alton fls.
Wheeling R~alt~ COMPANY d, p.-
naff lsrher' ard 80. lots Nos tf-
l-' end a iu Nes roiri ou trs r..e
e 0nf .f~ra'ion SO
WI o. faidssT r,-r -,,ss..,-.- oil.
h~rr' kaIhifz.-- n. ~ ID t- cr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-08
RIVER NEWS
Navigation 10 stu Closed az This
Port and the ONO 10 Low
est for Months

With stage Of little over I'VE
feet registered AZ this port. N" Ohio
is falling rapidly. and even though
he iee 10. should run out. naviFa
Nou vii hardly resume un'u more
water natures Tho whar@toaf .
lacked o. and Is not in dangerous
i'osifrHu Az me boats mou-ed here
rre again aground no central being
- as fn res on Tho bars
wheeling rre-A 30 SSH Eorzsd. and
sft esrf.rl.r rl'r CO.. u.aft.- here tr
no irt.rs of q hreaslG TIE ,y..~-n
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