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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-06
DR.. BROWNE.
The EYE AND PHYSICAL
EXAMINATIONS

MARYLAND AVE- NEAR STATE CIRCLE
ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND
REORGANIZATION Hour II 4. N. daily.
During the winter months DR.. Browne VIII
devote attention also to the Diseases OF the
Throat and Ear
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-06
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SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1912.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
wHlTTlNeToN PARK.

keiffer and Cole and Baby George continue as headliners on this week s vaudeville program in the summer the. ater at Wilmington park. and their popularity is increasing in leaps and bounds
 The Del Ray male quartette is also a big hit, and they are forced to re- spond to repeated encores. The boys composing this quartette are of neat appearance have good voices and the harmony they produce is fit for Kings
 This evening, the famous Gaumont animated weekly of current events will be featured in the motion pic. lure portion of the program. This reel is always intensely interesting as well as highly instructive. and educational, and not one of the weelllies shonld be missed The important happenings which are history making episodes, are faithfully recorded by the camera man anu embodied in this educational reel, and you see 1t just as it hap. pened
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BRITAIN IN PROTEST
 OVER PANAMA CANAL
LONDON SAYS TAFT IS NO LONG FIR A PEACE MAKER, BUT A
 TREATY BREAKER.

London, Aug. 2S.--Seyeral of the London newspapers this morning printed editorials expressing satisfac- ton with the action of the British charge daffaires at Washington, A. Mitchell lnnes, in presenting the Brit ish note protesting against the Pan anna canal act and threatening to ap- peal to The Hague tribunal for arbi- tration in the matter.
 The Daily Mail says it Is one of the tragic comedies of public life that President Taft who, year ago. seem ed destined to become a universal peacemaker, should be known even in his own country as a treaty breaker" !"
 Whatever excuses may be offered, 7 the Daily aMil adds, President Taft must recognize that he acted in de fianee of American public opinion.
 The Daily News and some of the other newspapers, after examining the text of the Panama canal bill, point out that the provision author izing the president to grant to Amer ican ships of all kinds lower tolls than those granted to foreign ships unquestionably proclaims America S right to discriminate between Amer ican and foreign shipping. and de- clare the dispute undoubtedly ought to go to The Hague for arbitration.
 The Times does not think that reputable American lawyers would care to advance before the interna- tional tribunal arguments upon which
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
ROOSEVELT CONCEDES
 TAFT THREE STATES
COLONEL SAYS HE EXPECTED REPRESENTATIVES OF BIG
 BUSINESS TO OPPOSE HIM.

Oyster Bay. N. r., Aug. 2S.-There were a half dozen states, Colonel Roosevelt said tonight, which he be :. ieyes President Taft has a chance oi carrying. One of these, he said, Is Vermont. in which he is to spend the remaining half of the week in a speaking tour. The Colonel left IOyster Bay tonight for New York to make midnight train for the north. He is to open his Vermont campaign al Bennington tomorrow morning, and during the day will speak al Rut and. Middlebury and Burlington.
 Colonel Roosevelt said that in Yer mont all the power of the monied organizations was against him. In such a state, he said. he always esti- mated that two-thirds of the people must be for him to win an election n the face of this opposition.
 The ex-president said he expected the representatives of "big business to be against him, and that although certain of his leaders believed this hostility might disappear as the po- siticn of the progressive party was understood, he had seen no signs oi such q change
 The colonel put in most of the day Ipreparing his letter to Senator Clapr which he said was now well on to- ward completion.
 l hope to show the significance ol Senator Penrose in this matter.
 T shal bring it out in my cam palgn
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The Battle Ground" the two-reel special picture shown at the Princess yesterday, was one of he most popu- lar and highly appreciated pictures shown at this popular theater this sea son. IL was all that was claimed for it and more Delylng deep into human emotion, human sacrifice and life the 1000 feet of reel was interesting from the first flash to the trade mark closing. The Princess entertained an immense crowd of people all during the evening, and there was good crowds at the matinee performance
 The next feature reel to be run at the Princess is pronounced by un- biased critics to be the most artistic motion picture ever produced.. 1t is q Gaumont production with the Gau- mont stamp of approval on 1t.
 Today's program Is one Of those .Fbright and entertaining offerings which will appeal to everyone.
 Now Watch the Professor, q com edydrama by the Thanhouser com pany, is another of those great light dramas featuring the always amusing pfofessor--it is great picture, full of happy smiles.
 The Witch's Necklace" Soiax reel, comes with the recommendation of the Solax company behind it. The Solax company is noted for it's bright | End snappy subjects and "The Witch S | Necklace" is no exception.
 The Higher Thought" is a roaring farce film hy the Majestic company Ii is $ dandy. as is the entire program | II you want to while dull care away spend an hour watching this program at the Princess.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
THE NEW CENTRAL.

All aboard for another trip around the world! Here's the tour. through the medium of Pathe weekly which starts at the matinee today, the pie ture train leaving every 45 minutes:
 Kansas City. Mo. Seven balloons start in the national balloon race to determine which three will represent the. United States in the international race in Germany next fall
 Cromer, England.
 New York New York defeats Chi. cago by score of 10 to 1.
 Schwerin, Germany
 Adelaide, Australia
 Brooklyn, N '. c
 Moscow, Russia
 New York.
 Besides this interesting tour there will be two other pictures shown, The Twins" an Essany comedy, and The Heart of Esmeralda, thrill ing story of the mountains, something that is filled with picturesque action and the most delightful of all scenery.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
HEAVY FLOOD DAMAGE
 RESULTS IN ENGIL AND
ToRRENTiAL RAINS HAVE cAUS. ED lNcALcuLABLE DAMAGE
 IN EASTERN SECTION.


 London. Aug 2S.-With the re newal of communication comes reports of incaicHiabie damage caused by floods in all the eastern counties, though nowhere is tine situation so SC rious as that of Norwich, where a con siderable portion of the city will have to be rebuilt ,m A
 In Norfolk so bridges were washed down, and scores of villages are eu' off from the outside world Peter borough became an island city. The Ipswich, Kings Lynn. Nottingham Spalding, Leicester and Stamford dis tricts all were badly affected.
 Fortunately there were few fatali ties. Tonight's weather forecast in dicates a renewal of ,he rains.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
EXCESSIVE PRESERVATION.
Guaranteed Relief From Its unpIeas- antness In the Use of Rex
 all Nice.

We guarantee that Rexall Nnce not only will help relieve you from the unpleasantness of bodily odors of which precipitation, for example, is one of the most frequent causes. but that its use will also impart to the skin delightful and lasting delicate odor
 Rexall Nice is an exquisite comfort to the woman and man who aim at the perfect personal cleanliness that is ap- parent to the senses as well as the eyes of those with whom they come in contact. It is especially designed cleanliness is desired. That Rexall Nice will please is guaranteed by us and should it fail to meet your expec- tations We will gladly give back your money. Price. 25 cents Sold in this city only at The Rexall Stores: R. c. Morris Drug Co, SOP Central, phone PAP. Public Drug Co, Ouachita and Market; phone 645
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
MUSIC AT BARBECUE.

The big political rally 10 be held at Gardners bridge on Thursday, August 29 promises to be big affair in local political circles.
 Two hands of music. a brass band and an orchestra have been secured for the occasion Hon Lewis Rhot0n and other prominent political speakers VIII address the people and a big pic uic and barbecue will be served dur. Ing Che afternoon hours
 \ big crowd Is looked for and the meeting promises to be success.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
GERMANY NOT WORRIED.
countervalling Duty Is of Little Inn
 portanee ln That Country.

Berlin Aug. 2S Practically no i'm. IoFtance is attached here to the ques- ton of the eountervailing duties which the United States government recently decided to impose on importations from Germany of wheat and rye flour and split peas.
 It is semi-officially stated that the value of the annual export of wheat meal and peas does not amount to much. There are no exports of rye meal from Germany.
 The German government has not definitely explained it's standpoint ill the matter.
 The Tages Zeitung declares the i'm. position of the compensatory duties a shameless breath of the treaty to which Germany must not submit re gardless of the amount involved
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
BOWLING ALLEYS.

Four regulations In Dugan Stuart building. opposite Arlington hotel. A place for ladies and gentlemen to en- joy themselves. Robt. R. McRoberts, Proprietor 4t
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29

Public Otue ta Pineapple sherhet. Frozen Punch. Neg Cream today st
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
pwELLlNe DESTROYED.

Tho home of John Rutherford. nehl the end of Bower street. was totally destroyet by fire at an early hour yes. lerday morning Rutherford is out of the. city and Mrs Rnuierferd was noa at homo at the lime the ire oc. cured The l0sa la given at ahons Sl Nn0
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The wholesale and retail cigar store Of Geo R. Watson has removed from ss0 Central avenue to 3T0 Central avenue. where he will carry a larger and more select stock of cigars and tobacco. occupying store building now more in keeping with this high class stock 9-23-6t
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

Paris, Aug. 29.-The semi-official Turco-ItaIian peace negotiations, the Echo De Paris says it learns, are mak- ing good progress.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29

President Taft relies in his defense of the Panama canal bill, and adds;
 The president really does not seem to feel much confidence in his own case"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29

Were an medicines as meritorions as Chamberlain Colie. Cholera and niarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better off and tho percentage of suffering greatly decfeasei." writes Lindsay Scott of Temple. mhana For sale by an dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-29
Better at Norwich.

Norwich, Englani. Aug. 28.-The day passed with almost no rainfall and the floods are slowly subsldng The city is still without light The rail roads are gradually resuming traffic
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22

test such action. He said the remark
was only such one ~ any man with
red blood In his veins would have made
under the circumstances. He had never
been notified. he said. Of any formal
calling or OF the Department OF
yustice.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22

Questioned as to his part in the calling
OF OF the Harvester Trust suit. Mr.. Per-
kins said he had heard that the DEPART
ment of Justice was about to enter a
dissolution suit at time when his COM
pany was being investigated by the Bu-
reau OF Corporations of the Department
OF Commerce and Labor. He held that
II would be unfair to have both actions
going on at the same time. particularly
as his company was offering the Bureau
of Corporations every possible assistance.
and he had come down to Washington
and told President Roosevelt SO. Roose-
welt. he said, gave him the impression
that no definite steps had been taken
In the proposed suit for dissolution. and
had promised to look into the matter.
Intimating that II the facts were as
Perkins had stated them, he (RoosevelU
would adopt the same viewpoint. Asked
as to his. meaning when he told Com
missioner OF Corporations Herbert Knox
Smith that the Morgan interests would
fight and would withdraw their sup
port from the Roosevelt publicity pol
icies II dissolution suit was entered
against the Harvester company. Perkins
explained that be had meant they would
use every legal weapos ayailsbas 70 con-
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22

A correspondent inquiries as to the
time OF the closing of the books for
subscriptions of the Standard Oil Com
pany of California. The National City
Bank of New York will receive sub
scriptions up to and including October
81, the date OF the closing of books for
rights.
The quotations on the stock yesterday
were I5aa16o. Quotations on Standard
OIL of Ohio. So5a5i5.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

z Street Southeast. between Fourth and Fifth
Str>ts-Martin G. and Amanda X. Copeland
to Arthur and Llry y. Copeland. east halt
Of lot J. square SCI. 500.
2 Street Southeast between Fuurth and Fifth
Streets-Amsnis r. and Martin q. COPELAND
tn Edgar +. CoIeiand. west naf lot l. square
Ell. 500.
ChiIlum Castle HeiEhts-Washington Land aud
Mortsage Company to +. X. Fonda. lots s. and
g. square Sla Nso.
first Street Northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
Strscts-Herman X. and Caroline HoWenS;ein
to Henry and Hannah A. N. Hoffman. 10,
2, SQUARE So. SO.
Brichtwood Park-Fiward McAleer and Margaret
Z. McAiesr to Haywood r. Miller. lot ~. block
L. So
The Wsdow's Mi,e-Howari ". and Clara X. Itch
inson to Bates Warrpn and Leo Simmoss
parts f lots IS and .. $40.
Columbia Hcights-Hary II. and Mary II. Ju.lsor
to J. wriey Jacobs. lot - block 35. So
Columbia H-ights-J. wriley jacobs to Mar VI.
hudson. lot - block Is. So
Columbia Heights-Riciiard L. Fsiro and Herbert
A. Gill to John T. Bardroh. part lot !, block
81. ss.Da
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
COBALT STOCKS.
new YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. 2l.-M1LLFEED-Weaker: trade
inactive Spring bran, sssS: standard middlings
a.z; Western rcd-dos. 3.es: winter wheat bran,
in loo-pound sacks. to arrive, Sc; city bran. in
bulk. p
RYE-saady: trade is slow. Western. to arrive
Is valued at about 'las2 c. E. T., track and State.
at about ST.
FLOUR-steady: trade is moderate. Kansas
straiehts. 4SassS, in sacks; spring patents i.soa
SIS, IN barrels: new TO arrive. l75a5.0; spring
clears. new. 45oss7s; new soft straights. to arrive
l7ss50 in barrels.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-DuII; the weather i.
too warm: hence quotations are chiefly nominal a,
20 per 100 pounds
Choice brands quoted at 3Dai.io for new.
CORNMEAL-Steady but quiet. owing to scar
city. kiln-dried. for export, 40: coarse meal. in
bags. 1.55al8
ne<A Quotations are: For prime timothy. IlsaLoi
No. l. Lloal-l5: No. 2. l.ooalo5s No. ). Ga6.
STRAW-Receipts. - tors. Steady and dull.
Long rye quoted at ssaso cents.
PORK STEADY; small SUPPLY. Mess. H.5als7s
BEEF-Firm: trade is moderate. Packet, lseos
A.oc: family. H.Hax.5o.
LARD-steady; trade Is moderate. Prime West
ern. l250; refined Continent. l27o: South Ameri-
cin. LIS: refined BRAZILIAN. in kegs. A.35: beef
stearine. II cents; lard stearine. quiet New York.
Is cents.
cOFFEE-An Of the worlds coffee markets we're
quiet to-day. Sales at Havre were only Is, 900
bags and Hamburg reported q total b,siness for
the day Of 0.oD biss. while the sales At New
York. mn to the nidafternoon session. wers about
ls ooo bags
The European markets made a good showing.
Brazil was loser. according to the public Of cfi-
cial advces. but private cables stated that there
was nmpess. With nothing cacred for sale. As
matter Of fact. no important nm offers were
received from Brazil.
The days prices were follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
E'LREiBIS| N |ORD

Coopss sn.asAsA d Londnn an1 here.
Il va. : dsc3dea bar day yeeeerday.
Traders expected aeeisious nrou the eu-
pSe1ns c6uft ON unioa Paciec nd soufh,
ern facinc merger suit apd on the coei
caSes ai1o -
!. No dscisious wers received.
A world Of pront-taklng and bear sell
Ing developed almoat immediately after
the openine ana declines ranging from
q point 10 four points resuited with .
weak close-the Balkan situation being
responssble. Europe sold stocks through
London
Cotton values were weak but did not
show much radical change.
Chicag0 grain values also moved with
In narrow range.
Washington securities were decidedly
slow.
Money is strong the. world over.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Capital Traction. 4 at lS57s. at 123S.
Washington Railway & Electric com. at 80.
Washington Gas. at So.
Lanston. 10 at O.
National Metrupclitan Bank. 10 at no. 10 at 10.
10 At no. 10 at 40. 10 at 20. 10 at 30.
.Graphophone I'D. 10 at co.
After call-wsshinston Gas. at SS. % at s5s,
s at e5t. 10 at ssh
Washington Railway 4 Electric is 500 at s4iS.
Potomac Electric IS, $500 at Io7.
,;ennan- American Iusrance. 8 at 20.
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct H.-Can money oTened at NJ ps,
cent: high. s. low. n; renewals, 5; close. 5.. Rul
ing rate. "a per cent.
Time money market opened the week unchanged
business being quiet and rates steady. They ar,
5ka5k rer cent for sixty days, 5-a54 for three ant
four months. 5<a5E for five and six months
Commercial paper Is firm and qriet at per cent
for the best names. London discounts, N per cent
of 1-l6: Paris discounts 81 Isr ccnt, unchanged
Berlin discounts. II PER Irnt, of Z.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

/. oectafssus fus.ished hU y. =. Hibss. . O..
asahn q IL Nsv Yah eaeak ExeAsnos. al1as
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22

ssw ysan 40 In the United st.tss q knezsc.
cDftnn sesd va used 10 m up ssanp Asass q
vas thIcsa irss strsans: - B = uade -
yieid Sizss0Ao -. - $. !
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
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1 Al ! speclal aseaing e IN CsDnE1do
F,lsl and ina Co., held oaturday, \ Waa
decided to extepd tha. eorporate Me q
the company SD = eertidcAte Wae .01ed
with the 9ecr6terY ol State. ThG capl-
talisatfon autsorised h S4kseqeoe out
standing e3G1k0o4 The animal meet
Ing Of stockhoidsrs wili be hsld to-day
Pittsburg mills hays advanced the
price Of No. = black sheets = per ton
and that for eaivauised shests the
same amount. making the new price on
the former &16 per 100 pounds and $atd
per 100 pounds for the latter. This ii
an advance IN each case Of n per ton
Id the last ten days
RIO Tintos Just broke IL pounds in
London. London copper market weak
OF, lis 3D..
The Balkan war situation has again
upset the Liverpool cotton markets. and
as consequences Of their greater decline
by the equivalent Of eight OF our points,
due to have met our closing slump
of Saturday. the market here will be
lower again to-day. Would. however
continue to favor purchases on such
breaks toward the 10 cent basis for
January contracts. for the reasons ex-
pressed in this gossip last week.
The public IL buying Steel in odd
lots on all declinea. Frenays Kaufman.
Lauer and Wasserman heavy sellers of
Reading. Market shows some resist
ance around present prices and should
rally further.
In the final session on the London
Stock Exchange there was a resumption
Of weakness caused by heavy Continental
sales of specialties. These offerings were
considered mainly the cleaning up Of the
wreckage at the Paris settlement. Mon
etary conditions impaired a hard tone
to consols. but foreigners and mines ex-
hibited weakness. American Railroad
shares and Canadian Pacific made about
the habbiest appearance of any. Rio
Tintos at 7s3s were 2is below last satur-
days final. Paris Bourse closed fat A
rally was in progress on the Berlin
Bourse at the end.
1t is reported that important railroad
interests are buying into the United
States Steel Corporation stocks.
The leadership Of low-priced specialties
Is not liked by the professional element.
which sells on account Of such manipula-
ton.
Steel common looks Irresistible" says
Morgan interest, which reports the
corporation already booked for so per cent
Of its capacity for 1913.
The bull speculator must be prepared
to meet money fiurries until December
IS. says a banking interest.
In some Western houses Steel is ex-
pected TO discount a good quarterly re-
port. TO be published October =.
Money and election uncertainties are
emphasized now more than other fea.
lures by responsible houses TO account
for the restraint in manipulation.
well-informed buying is reported to be
taking place on recessions in Rock Island
preferred.
Large buying orders are reported un.
der the market for Reading on a scale
\ below the ia level.
Commits SION house liquidation was more
evident to-day than at any time during
the Balkans scare.
II. Content started the afternoon de-
cline. They are talking unsettIement in
Paris.
Content and London sold Steel in the
last ten minutes heavily.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
FOOTBALL PLAYER BLINDED.

Adama Mass.. oct n.-Arthur Dunn.
aged twenty-one. has been stricken blind
% result Of mjuries in game Of
football. Dunn. who was half back on
the Kennewl football team Of Adams.
played asainst the Hiltons Of Schenec-
tady, N. II at that city Saturday. Dur
ing lively scrtmnaage both Of his
shoulders were dislocats6 and after he
returned here ~ suddenly lost his sight.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
r(ecokDS
The Safest Investment,

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I'D of Counbia, constitute ',dH-&60s =
. sestDentA They DO not eepsnd up0 -
Anapeiai responabiltfy of indiyidmh q -.
porsttons f9 their stahility md ass szuDo
fruD tsxstioc - re1oual psupsssy. We -
Grpsy such insestments IN amnuzis fsun -
eVvsrd sesd fos bookist, 'c.nuing LaAso
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