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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15

While employed In the power house
of the Bridgeton Electric company at
Budgtown. n. j., last Monday putting
In new machinery Harvey Pierce. an
electrician, carelessly threw a screw
driver across the switchboard. caus-
ing a short circuit in the high ten
sion circuit. There was a binding
fash and an explosion, and Pierce
received through his body the full
force of $4,000 volts. Fortunately
the man was standing upon slate or
he would have beeen instantly killed
Physicians restored Pierce to con-
seriousness and he will recover. ex-
cepting that the fash will probably
ruin his eyes. The short circuit put
out Of commission a large part OF the
plant.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
NEWS OF The WEEK

father shortly precedent to procrea-
| ton according 10 DR.. Price, who
gave a number OF illustrations from
personal observation and drew ex-
amples from the breeding of race
horses and fighting cocks.
Parents have been careless in al
lowing their daughters to marry hit
-or-miss. and are compelled to look
forward TO grand children from a dis
eased and decrepit fatherhood." he
asserted
He contrasted this with the care
exercised In mating dumb animals so
as to obtain sound progeny.
when we have f~atherhood. ply
sically, mentally and morally quail
fed to produce an improved C
then the tendencies TO weakness and
immoral idiosyncrasies will pass into
oblivion and the apex of fatherhood
will be reached" he concluded.
Murder Charge Against Innes Not
Sustained.
The charges of murder against Vic
tor lines and his wife at San Antonio,
Texas. for the alleged death of Miss
Beatrice helms and Mrs. Elois helms
Dennis, sisters, of Atlanta. will be
dismissed tomorrow District Attorney
Linden announced in court Wednes-
day.
At a hearing in the court where the
lines trial is set for Monday. Mr..
Linden said the state has been IN
able to establish the fact OF the
helms sisters death and therefore
would not undertake trial. The case
will be called Monday before the
regular jury and If If a plea of not
guilty Is entered, the court viii in
struct a verdict of that character.
Indictments against Innes and his
wife. returned by an Atlanta. Ca,
grand jury and charging misapplica-
ton of funds. still are pending and
efforts will be made to take them
there for trial. This will be contest
ed. The helms sisters. Beatrice
and Elois helms Dennis, dis
appeared early last spring. They
were traced to Texas, where clues dis
appeared.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15

A promise to his wife to stay at
home more at night and prepare for
the next world was the only pledge
made by Max NJ. Hunberry. defeated
progressive candidate for congress
from the first Kentucky district. Mr..
Hunberry filed his report showing he
neither received nor spent a cent.
The only promise made any
living human being during the whole
Of my campaign" read the affidavit,
was to my wife. whom ! did promise
that ! would be with her at least as
much or more after the election than
I had prior thereto and ! did give her
a little friendly advice, which was
this: That we both pray earnestly to
get to heaven, as there vas absolute
ly no danger of us having to go to
Washington"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
9anb uDnt SIT per=
idlnngtll.
3iuamsis Meres fallen nabe sraucrie
Gitp in ben Nfid,isam See.

Sruperie Gitn 0aih, 20.
Ges. 3tpar3ia slcrcs 9uno ani slee-
pina9eor 9Eoint, 5lpiihen oemSeu6t=
turm unb @lenSapen gelegelL rntit'
ten in ben Wtifiean See uno rer-
idponben inter 40 Sub @alier.
lieies beoedt MN Die STEELE, Die
picI Sabre Elm @effa fiir Sommer-
friid]lcr mar. Nsas oen 9anorlltid
uerituloet bat, lit gebeimnispon
IerSee mar ritbig uno iiber oas pom
9aiier perihIunaene 2ono aing cine
bolbe Stunoe Dor bem &utidl cine
@ritppe BON 9ebensrettern Der oorti-
gen stotion, obne ettpas gemerft 5ir
f,aben. Gas Wpiterium lit imio
gr0Ber, als Die friibere Siefe oeS
sortigen @aiiers MIR 20 SUB mar,
pabreno iie iest 40 SUB mno Sariiber
1T
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
9rtimaifer tit Crial &C.
innfen.
Heripnal NIT fnnpper gspt bnrh
Gampfer nod serettet.

geem gorf, 30. 9e3. Ser orei.
maItige Sfuner @arren aSams,
Ser nit SoIs belnben am 21. De
sember BON GborIeiton, g. g., nod
Ybilooelpbia abgeiahren mar, fpurbe
aln @eibnadtstas in einem Orfan
log uno om 27. 9e5entber in
iinfenSem 3uitanbe bon ietnenl
9erional rcrIaiien. 2etteres fpurSe
BON benz norpegii6en 9ampfer So
iepb s. Guneo aufgesriffen uno
belite bier ans 2anb geiest. &apt.
@roce iogte, bob er lino iein Terio'
nal i1on oie :6offnitng auf &etting
ai,fgeaebel batten, ols bte Guneo &C.
iihtet ruroe. Iie Sransferierilng
pon Dem irnfenben Sdiffe nod benz
9anlpfe. erfolste inter GROCER @e-
fa6r in cinen fleinet Boot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Wntter ptrbrannt.
Geftete Dur5er ibrr Ginber burdl
@urf ans bem 5eniter.

Sault ste. Marie, Mi6..
80. Gcs. Srau CHARLES @ilion
bon 5rout 9ate, nabe bier, fano
geitern friib Den 6lammentob, nls
ibr Wann mittels 1etroIellms oas
,Seler I'M Serb aujufahen Der
iudte, zine @rploiion erfolgte uuo
oos Saus IN @rano geriet. Srau
g9iIion mari lire snei ainoer aus
e'nem Srniter i'm sfpeiteu StodIperf
auf Die. StraBe. Sic iielen auf
einc.t S6neebalien uno blieben fait
unperIest. Sbre eigenen aleioer
fineen -aber Teuer uno lie per=
bronnte, ebe 0ilfe fam. Gin brit
tcs 3ino pnroe burh Serrn @ilion
aercttet, Der nit unbeoel,tenoen
@ronolrlmben oaponfnnl.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Snnge Setltn pergitttt,
Stnbenten uls y6rberer br Erobi'
bitipns-8 -8eipesnng.

Sopefo, Seas, 90. Ges. lin
6en 4ontpf seeen bic Spiritiioien
orr6 cine ipitematiide @umpagne
bon College Stuoenten 5u foroert,
perlammelten lid bier beite fait
tauienb 1elegaten 5ur gtational'
4onpention Der intercollegiate Sro-
bibition aiiocintion. 3lpeibunoert'
fiinf5ig S6uIen unb foit ieoer
Staat in Der Union lpnren nertreten.
Stubenten BON @nltalten nit benz
Stang eines College ans ben Stna.
ten California, 90 d igan, Sen'
neiice, glebrasfa, Oregon uno aan'
foe Deroen iih an &eoe-8etttant-
sfcn beteiIigen. Die aonpention
i1licbt am 6reitag.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29

@eiignotion oas 3uplons, Die er TO-
fort erbielt.
Rep. 2ouaber 1T elm berbeirateter
Wtann unb bot cine San,ilie. @iele
SeSobre lang betrieb er bier cine @oih.
anitolt. SpGter puroe er Dtiiiion1r
uno lpirfte etpa IL Sabre I'M fernen
Often. @aan %. 9lrnlltrong, Der fri.
here @efGnanisbermalter ernannte
Sougber gum 8uplan bes @efGngnii-
les. @eitern nadntittoe ippIlte 2oug-
ber cine &ciie bur6 Wli6igan antre-
ten, Inn iiber @efangnisreform un6
Die nelie 2ebre bon Der 8ebanoIitng
bon Serbre6ern Sortraee 5ii baIten;
aber oil bieie 8ortrGee ipuroen be-
greifll6erpeiie abgeiast.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Sngel gait btr @cliebten.
Sraf mnidmlbiges ainb, bas Cpfer
iuabnfinniger Giferinflt mnrbs.

9t ilIpilIe, q. s., 80. 9es.
Gas 8ebeim1is, oaS ben Soo Der
leds Sabre alien Beatrice 9aiIep
nmgab, Die geltcrn abeno bnrh cine
Stllgel getotet lulroe, Die burd) 0as
iSeniter oes oauies ibrer @roBnlut.
ter, 6rml George Heitit in 9ud-
lboten, nabe Willoilc, gcfcuert NOR
ben mar, lit aufeefl1rt. George
Sann, 90 Sabre alt, wuroe perbaf-
tet II. ion laut 9lnsaben Der Yolisci
geltanoen baben, DOB er bas&ino 5u-
fdaig eridoB, als er feline @elicbte
totem tpoIlte. 9as fIeine Spier, Die
So6ter BON Srau SiIIiam @ailep
bon 0iinpille, perbra9te Die Teier-
tage I'M Sailie ibrer @roBni,tter.
@abreno @roBmiitter uno gnfelin
geitern abeno i'm gb5immer Den
Siid 5ureft madten, fam Die
totenbe aueel geflogen. Grit ols
elm iunges lperblides Witglieo Der
,Sarnilie Ser Toli3ei iagte. oab
0ann auf lie eiferiiihtie mar. fano
man einen 9lnboltspunft sur sluf-
fl1riing bes Gebeimniiies. 0ann
pur6e in ieinem 9aus aufgeiubt,
unb aIg man ibn bon Dem SoOe oes
M6b6ens eradbIte, ioa er oas 9e-
ItGnbnis abeeIeet baben, oab er aiif
feline @eIie6te feuern pollte. Or
seiatc iid beitiir5t, oaB bos 8inb bos
Spfer ieiner wabriinnigen @ifer-
iudlt ipurbe. Sann fpitroe nod Dem
Eieliqcn @ef1ngnis gebraht.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Mmsrdndcrmng Der Sbea'
ter.
3mr @efGmpfnng Der 9ipbtberitis'
Gpioemic in ,pubpfen.

Sobofen q. s., 30. 9ej.
Inter angebrobter Strafe Der
SdIiebung nliiiicn olle 5beatcr iiio
Observation-Disclosures III Sobo'
fen griinblih gereinist .uno. Surd-
acrGndert werben, nm einer meits-
rem 9erbreitang Der bier ipiitcioeu
gpibenlie pon 9ipbtberitis ein ra'
ides gnoe 5u ntaden.' Cine oiesbe-
;iidI;de slnorbnuile ipuroe bellte
pnn Der Sanitdtsbeboroe erlanen
9tahtiu $50 9ipbtberitisfdac nnr'
Den bcrcits s,ir 4r5eige gebrad]t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Nenes dJineiiid)ts @abl=
geicb.
Sernim Ses grGiibenten iuirS nni
sebm Sabre feftseiett.

8efinG 90. 0es. Seiite tplroe
bier Elm ruues @ableeies fir bic
Gineiilde 93epitbIif berlalitbort, oas
pieIe @meroeinents entbaIt. Gas
miftigite barlinter lit bic Geit'
iesung oes Seri1tins fir ben 8rdit-
benten ouf 5ebn Sabre. Ser Ser.
min fam iebod nod aui unbe'
itimmte 3eit perl6ngert peroen
nenn Der Senot nit 3tpeiorittel'
maiorit1t enti6eiOet, baB Die Gage
Der Mepirblif cine foG9e Wabnabne
rehtfertigt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Son @aibiugton anae=
regt.
Die slmmeitie fiir pulisiidJe &erbredler
in Nerieu.

g9oibington. 80. Ge3. Frd-
iioent @iIion beItdtigte bcute Die per-
0ffentIibten @ittcilingen, oaB oie
Ser. Staaten Der Gutierre5 &e9ie-
r,,ng inW1erico geroten battcn, poIiti-
ihen @efongenen cine aIlaeineine
9luneftie 5u be,piaigen. Or iaatc
geiu6ern, bnb ieiner alniidt nado
bic SnbI Der Sinridhins poIitiider
@eaner nidt erob getpeien fie, bob
ober bic Ser. Staaten ftd berniiben,
lie a6nsIid eimiteIlen 5u Iaiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29

2onbon, %. Oe5. SSn elmer
oIterrei6iiden offi5iellen Mitteiling
pirb 5ligegeben. oaB Die &itiien mic
Der eirimal Serren Der Tdiie IN Den
&orpatben iino. Die 9onooner 0ti'
IttGrbeobuhter legen oieier Wselourte
beionoere geoeiitiing bel irno ingen,
es I6eine ibner, als oh lih oieSeiter.
reider ouf Der gan5eu Sront bonn
flub 9iala bis 5r eir1en Nltrfte
norooItli9 pom 9iiflupoB suriid-
5ogen.
@enn bieie slnIfoiiit1g rthtig lit,
70 beoeutet oie 3nriidnabme Der
sSront, ooB ale Srlppen, Die iiber
Die aorpatben famen, nm Dem GlBer'
fen retten SSliigel i'm gemeiniamen
glngriff Der 9elitifen uno Seiterrei'
der ouf Die &uiien 5u biloen, 5uriid.
tpeid]en miBten, ipas eiie neue iiber.
roi6enoe @enOiing IN ben raid iueh-
ielnoen oiterreifiiden ariegsgliid
beoeliteu tpilroe.
SIN ltebrigen lit ouf Dem oitliherl
ariegsi6ouplose feline @erdnoeriinq
eingetreten (iit oenn Die @efreiing
&rafaus BON ser ritiiii6en 8elage.
ring fiir Qonoon nift oer9ieoe tpert
Innt. .. g. J, mdbren0 auf bem fpeit'
Iihen 8rie9Si9arpIas Der langlame
,tno ernliioeroe &rieg in BEN S6iit-
5engr1ben fortomtert inb iebe Der
Yarteien MIR geleeentlidl fleine @e'
mime 5ii oer5eidnen bat.
Die britiide Sreiie oerbeblt es iif
1liht, oaB Die geri6ansungen bel
SoIlebefe, iiioIih BON gpern, Die bon
ben 9elitihen erobert tpurOen, iebr
tpid)tie fino. uno oeiltet 6arnilf bin,
oob fiir5Iid Sir Sobn Sren6, Der
britiid,e Sberfommanoant, ielbit in
elmer 9epeihe betont bat, tpie bebeit.
tltngsoon DER geiie oieier S6an5eu
lit. sic beberriden einen iuidtiger
llebereangspunft ii6er ben 5luf
Chs, on Dem oie 0eutI9en nit rieif.
ger 3Gbiefeit feitbaIten. 9ie grobe.
runs Der t5d,on5en BEL SoIlebefe gi6i
ben 9eitti6en MN einen nod feite-
rem Solt.
Die 6itrdt Dor 3eppelinftreif5iiger
fiber 9onSon, Die fiir5lih ntebr ober
ipeiriser 5um S6peieen fam, bai
pieoer neiie Nnbrung erbalten olird
Die 8eiorgnis Dor einer gegen 9on'
Don aeri6teten &a5sia ourh beittIfe
Sliiaseuge. 9ie oerbGltnismoBige
9eihtiefeit, nit Der englii6e SSlieger
gurboben erretdt bnben, jeigt, oab
es ben 9eutihen nidt id]per iperben
fam, iih ibrerieits nit einem slug
seugangriff 5u repaithieren. IGle
MoBreeeln aegen sSlug3eiige tprroerl
fpieoer in @rinnerllng ge6ra6t itnh
Die Sd)ritte sur 9eieitigung Der @e-
fubr. ole bisber nuf Die aiiite BE-
itrGnft tporen, ipuroen nun aii6 aui
2onoou ailsgeSebnt.
Irros, 9forofranfreid1, Conn.
tae. 81. 9ej. lleber Earis, 90 Deg.
Sener Eeil Der fron5oiiiden Irmee,
Der bic 9inien bel 9lrras beiett hdIt
griff beiite Die 9ertihen ouf elmer
5tpoIf Meilen longen 6ront art Cine
baIbe Meile Der beiitideu Sfiieen'
Iinien bel Gems ipuroe eritiiririt rne
am Ibeno boben mir in bieien Stel'
Ilrneen feiten SUB gefaBt.
Der slnsrtff piirbe oir4 beffiges
9lrtilerie- unS neutrality-suspicious.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
&DngreB tagt wieber.
armee gnbset BON $101, 900, 900
empfeblenb einberidtet.

8oibineton, 90. Te3. geibe
S6uier bes aongreiies traten beiite
mittag our Sisung 5ufammen. Sm
Sauic tpurbe bic 9ebatte iiber bic
ToItamts getpiIieings 8orIoge
forteeiest. Gin ausfduB batte fer.
ner Die arn1ee geniIligitnes gor.
Iase bon $tO1. 900, 900 entpfeblenS
einberi1tet. ...' .'.- .-..-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Nniiiibe Sie9esnacbricb>
ten lit bemti6eml &icbte.

fpnroen itorfe riiiiiide 9lnsriffe 5u-
riifgeihIagen."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29
Sentidt slngriffe an Der
&eidiel, 85nra nnb
&awfa fOrti6reitenb.

Gine frans6iiide geridtan5mms int
&alS BON Apremunt erObert.
Iaerbings bebatpten 6ran5ulen, iie
snriifstnDnnen Sn baben.
Sm @eften riibmen iidl beibe Bar.
teien fleinerer GriDlge.
Bon 9entiden eruberte Steanngeu
bel !Sullebefe iebr iuidDtig.
Qonbuner glGtter fnb iiber ibren
@erluit iebr betriibt.
tteber 8alnieu Iiegen bente mod
feline Serid)te npr.
9pnbon iprift MIR puu ruermeint'
lidem" Oiterr. &iifSng.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-29

Pie ein3tge fdsfi8e oeitt'
r&e Bettung in 9ai&isan.
psc8e Die 9epsfRen osr
HH. 25rsHs erinSt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-29
j o. U. A. M. OFFICERS.
lOsialled at Regular Meeting Of Sever
Council No. 1873

At the regular NEE ting Of Severn
Council No. 1873 Jr. o. u. A. NJ,
last nigt, the following officers were
Unstable d for the ensuing term:
Jr. Past Councillor, J. X. Rawlings
Councillor, j. Paul Medford; Vice
Councillor. II. L. W,leh; Chaplain,
Richard Duvall; Recording Secre-
tary. J. L. Medford; Financial Secre.
tary, C. A. Rusterberg; Treasurer,
Robert King; Warden. G. O. Duvali'
Conductor, f. Merriken; Inside Sen.
tinel, George Kirby; Outside Sem
tinel. II. Armiger; Representative e
State Council, c. A. Rusteberg anc
Robert King; Alternates, H. +
Bright and j. H. Bright; Truste i
Richard Duvall, II. e. Bright, f. l..
Mediord.
The installation OF officers was fol.
lowed by a smoker and few very in
teresting remarks by the newly in.
stalled officers. The meetings o.
this Council are well attended am
the local Order is in Aourishine
condition.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-29
DRIVER FINED.
For 0bstructing Fire Dept 0lhel
Should Take Warning.

During an alarm of fire on Chestnut
street this morning. Tobias Spencer,
colored, in charge of garbage carr.
blocked Main street to such an extent
that Rescue Hose Company had hard
time TO get by.
As there has been good deal Of
trouble with drivers, when the Fire De
partment was answering alarms, II wa
decided 20 make an example of Totia
for not being more prompt in gettinp
out of the way.
The result was that he was taken be
fore Justice Feldmey er and received q
lecture and fne and costs amountin
to 1915.
The Fire Department officials pIomis,
that future violators of the traffic law
will receive like treatment. Ii is tic
duty of drivers of all vehicles to pul
to the side of the street and see tha
there is a clean passage for the app
ratus as soon as the fire bells ring. No
only is il a matter Of minutes saved
the beginning of fire, but collision
or even the sudden turning out of ih'
heavy fire trucks is liable to cause III,
killing Of men or horses.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-29
LEE FINALLY GETS SEAT.
Fourteen Republicans Vote With
Democrats IN Fsvoy Of AisrvlaBds
Iuninr Srnsfnr.

BY vote of 5S TO IS the Senate
decided yesterday to seat Blair Lee
as Senator from Maryland and to vim
dicste the manner of his election.
While for weeks it had been pre-.
dieted that the Senate would take
this action, even the closest friends
of Senator Lee hesitated 20 believe
that he would be seated by so sweep
ing vote. Five minutes after the
ballot had been cast thu Senator-elect
was escorted to the Vice-President'
desk and took the oath of Office. He
signed the Constitution and at once
assumed his place, securing Seat 95.
the last but one on the Democratic
side of the chamber.
Before the Senate proceeded to vote
Senator Walsh, Of Montana. in
strong argument supported the Gre
dentials presented by Mr.. Lee. Sena-
tor Bradley, of Kentucky, making a
reply. Senator Robinson, OF Arkan-
sas, argued the case briefly, and then
Senator Kern, chairman of the Priv
ileges and Elections Committee, cali
ed for a vote.
Thirty-nine Democrats stood with
Senator Lee. Fourteen Republicans
did the same thing More Republi-
cans, therefore, voted with the Demo-
Gratis than against them. Senator
Smoot, of Utah, asked to be excused
from voting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-29
BAD ACOUSTICS.
Defects in Hslf-MiIlion Dollar Naval
Academy Chapel.

Provision will pre- baby be. made
during the present session Of Con.
gress tn furnish the Navy Depart.
ment with the means of correcting
the acoustic defects Of the half mil
lion dollar chapel at the Naval Acad.
envy
When the building was completed,
il was found that the acoustic proper
ties were very bad, and an attempt
was made 10 improve the situation by
screening off the dome, which is the
most attractive architectural feature
of the edifice, and by draping the up
per part Of the structure. in which
connection was used a quantity Of
khaki cloth in the form of banners.
The effect was unsightly, and the
acoustic properties were only slightly
improved.
For year or more the Navy De-
partment has had before Congress a
bill which authorizes the Secretary
of the Navy to make a contract for
the correction Of the important de-
feet. The bill, which has been re-
ported this week from the Senate ma
val committee, mentions a particular
system TO be Employed for this pur-
pose, and at the instance OF the Sec
rotary OF the Navy the provisions of
the pending measure have been
amended so as to allow the head OF
che Navy Department to exercise his
discretion and de iignate any system
which he believes TO be in the inter-
est of the government.
One plan has been to cover the en-
tire dome of the chapel with some
very zine bigh-strung silk thread in
order to break the vibrations and SC
control them as to destroy the an
noying echo. 1t is realized that
omething must be done; otherwise.
the usefulness of the chapel is seri
ously impaired.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-29
A SONG WRITER.
An Annapolis Boy. A. Hubbard
Author Of Song.

Ambitious as lad, one-time car
rier boy OF the Evening Capital, now
MIR. L. A. Hubbard, Of Manhasset,
Long Island, is q song writer.
Mr.. Hubbard's latest composition
is very pretty waltz-song, entitled
where the Water Lilies Grow,
published by the G. l.. Porter Music
Publishing Company, New York. a
pSotogravure of the young song
writer appt ars on the cover. The
words of the chorus are:
When the lilies bloomed full in their
glory,
The lovelight shOne forth from your
eyes
AS YOU listened to loves oft told
story
skies.
My poor heart is yearning for you,
dear
It's message you very well know,
So promise me, love, you'll be wait.
ing,
Where the water lilies grow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-29
OLD PRISON PLANS
DRAWN UP IN lA9
Specifications for Jail at NOrihamp-
ton County Va.
SHOW FORM OF OLD SPELLING
Interesting Document Brought To
Light By Local GsnealogIsl.

IL has not been so long since ths
plans and specifications for the hand
some Anne Arundel county Jail were
adve rtised and proposals asked, thai
the up-to date methods of doing such
things in the Twentieth Century are
recalled with striking contrast.
In the early part of the Eighteenth
Century, in l7l9, the authorities al
Northampton county, Va, drew uI
plans and specifications for the
prison, which unique copy was recent.
ly brought to light at ,he old Court
House by well known local woman
genealogist, who was searching for
valuable data among the musty old
records and unearthed the following,
which is reproduced, bad spelling and
all:
Northampton county Va, Order
Book No IT,, Page SO. At a court
Held for Northampt. county by his
Mats Justice II we Peace this 18th
nay Of September, 1919, Pes. Coll
William Waters, Mr.. Hillary String
err, Mr.. Jno. Harmanson, Capt.
Thomas Savage. Mr.. Jno. Savage,
Mr.. Thos. Harmanson.
''Ths Day ye court hate Orderj
to be ere cted & Built at some con-
venient Place near We court house a
prison house of sixteen foot square e.
seven foot pitch from floor to floor
built with sawd Timber We side
Peases g. End Pesses to be FIVE inches
thick at Least Of Oake We upper flour
& under -four with Plank four inches
thick at Least of Oake and We Lower
-four 20 be pinned Down TO We Sleepers
of six Inches thick at Least We upper
-four to be Pined Down 10 We Side
peases & We false Plates to be we'll
Pined Down to Every Plank with a
Good Sufficient Rufe upon il with
Sawd Oake Rafters we'll covered with
Good Oake boards and a Lite board
with Iron bars as Aceomack comfy
Prison is with a convenient harth
sufficient for fire with a conveniency
for We Prisoners TO rest themselves
though with good sufficient Doare
wen hung with hooks q hinges fitting
for such house ye end of ye five
Inch timber to be joyntd by Duplicate
worke ye body of ye said Prison to
stand on blocks two foot from ye
Ground with said house is 20 be com
pleteu & ended between this and
Chrismuss Day next, workman Like in
every Part and we court hath agreed
with Thos. Griffin for 90 build & erect
We above appointed and according to
We Dimention above mentioned for ye
sumo OF two Thousand pounds of To-
bacco to be Levied for ye said GrifIin
at We next court Leavie G. that be
forthwith Repaire to ye Clerks office
there enter into bond with Good
Sufficient Security for ye Performance
Of we said worke. The court al
journed Till ye Third Tuesday IN DC.
tober next, 171S."
The old prison Is now being torn
down at Eastville, the county seat Of
Northampton county, Va.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-29

Frank 81. Duval and the other mem
bers of the Anne Arundel delegation,
will oppose the bill now before the
House. which carried an appropria-
tion CT s25, 900 fer the construction
Of building at Ocean City for edu-
cationai purposes, and particularly
for the annual gatherings of the
school instructors of the several
counties.
1t IL pointed ont that this would be
a useless expenditure of State funds.
ss the meetings of the teachers could
well be held in the gymnasium of st.
Johns College here. The bill is now
in the hands of the Ways and Means
Committee. Yesterday large dele
CATION OF Worcester countians app
peared before that committee and
urged the passage OK the bill. The
delegation stated that IL the State
gave the appropriation, Worcester
county would give $4,000, and the
town of Ocean City would deed site
for the building.
Chairman Stewart. of the county
delegation, has submitted to the
House favorable report on MIR. At
well's bin fixing a time limit for the
taking Of oysters from grounds in
West and Rhode rivers and their tribu-
taries.