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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
CHAP AIN SACRIFICES
YEARS PAY FOR PR
Dr, Van Dyke Establishes Annual
Prize TO Stimulate psttiotic
Thought OF Midshipnen
GOES 10 MIDsHIpMErs


Dr. Henry Van Dyke, preacher ana
author, who has served as 8 chaplain
III the navy during the war, has dayoe-
ed the pay which he has receiSed f0E
i year Us ! lieutenant coniunnnoar g
the establishment of prize which y MaA
be given annually to the mihshipr y
or the graduating class at the Navel
Academy who v,rites the best essay &C.
! patriotic subject.
Ths amount will be devoted 70 fhs
purchase OF Liberty bonds, the iu-
coma from which viii pay for anitals-
.Iy inscribed watch. This Will be pre-
sented 10 the successful graduate ae
dress parade one evening OF Jum@
week. The winner OF the prize vial
be determined BY committee c0na-
posed ok the heads of the departments
or English. aeamanshiD. electrical sa-
ginearlng ard pyhsics, and ortinAmea
and gunnary. and Prof NJ O. StsvsaA
Of the department of Engliah
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
FRS GAME N
LEAGUE BASKETBALL
Lively Initial Came Between y.
Company And Experiment
Station Fives
SOLDIER MEN WIN s1-s.

il the sirgt game ok the newly
formed Annapolis Basketball associa-
lion. played al the Bladen street ar
mory last evening. Company n, Of the
state Guard, was the victor over the
Naval Experimental station. 81 TO 8.
III spite of the disparity In the score.
the game WAS lively and interesting
contest
The series, which will extend until
ths enid os March started auapicious-
Iy The game started sharply at the
hour set. eight O'Clock, and there was
an excellent attendance. Including
many women The officIating OF Ref
cree benjamin was fne, and indicated
that IL il the intention of the promo
ters Of the organization TO have roth
Ing but clean sport at the asmoFs
Company N, presented lively bunch
81 youngsters who quite surprised the
audience with the cIeyerness and
speed of their play. The special star
was Torrance, at center who lead
the field III scoring, some Of his goals
being on particularly difacuIt throws.
Tucker. who played while In the
second haIS, was also very good.
The Experimental station boys play
ed plucky game 10 spite o. the fact
that they were beaten team at an
early stage of the game Two OF their
best men were kept out by illness. but
they are not discouraged, and with ad-
iitionaI material. intend 70 work hard
for their future games.
Company III, took lead ct the start
and the half ended 10 to 4 The Sta
tion team did fts best work early in
the second half. and held the score
down well, but Company NJ, spurted
ii the last quarter. and the scoring
was the most rapid OF the contest,
The summary
Experimental Station Brewer, left
forward: Beck, right forward; Ander-
son. center; Rohrbaugh, left guard;
Amoss. right forward.
Company III Frenger, left forward:
ShS ser, right forward Torrance, een-
ter: Beeson. left guard; Wood. right
forward.
Goals from the Held Ex xperime ntal
station Anderson. 3: Beck; Company
n, Torrance. s; sharger. 3; Wood, b;
Tucker, q; Feidt.
Goals from the foul line Expert
mental Station Brewer missed 81:
Short missed 4 Company M. Torrance,
4 In is.
Referee Asr BENJAMIN. Illinois nor
mai. Umpire Mr.. De Conway. An
napolis. Time BIZ halves 90 minutes.
Substitions Experimental Station
weinberg for Brewer, Short for
Beck. Beck FOR AmOas, Short for Beck;
Company hi Glow for Frenger. Tuck
er Tor Eherger, Fseidt for wood
The next game of the series will be
at the armOry On Tuesday evening. be-
ginning st eight The contastans will
be the nyes Of the Reina Mercedes and
the Veterans. The finest kind of 3
.same Is expected
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
RELIGIOUS CENSUS
OF ANNAPOLIS, PLAN
OF CITY'S PASTORS
All Demonstrations Uniting III Move
For Sarvey Probably aEade On
Sunday Aftarneen

Al religious census Of Annapolis will
be made within the yery near future,
AT i meeting og all the ministers q
the city yesterday 1T the arrnory the
plans were mapped out, and partial
organization effected Rev Father
John Toohey, of ST. Mary's Catholic
church was elected chairman. and Rev.
HI Nv, Burgan. pastor o. the First
Methodist church. secretary
Rev. M. s.. White. os the Presbyt terrain
church was put Ii charge Of the col
oged work lii the city. II is hoped that
enough canvaasers can be secured 10
permit the entire city to be canvassed
Ia ona afternoon, The afternoon Sc
lected wifi probably Be s Sunday. An
other meeting will ba held by the pas
tors next Tuesday afternoon to COM
plste plans. The work, ii Is thought.
will stimulate interest Ii the churches
throughout the city. Every Christian
church is cooperating and II III ex-
pected that the Jews will also parfict-
pate.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
N. N'CllLISER Still
LIVING. IS new HOP
snent Advice Gives
p.,.on Ia Hope Soldier
n.atn Report Untrue
,sprAIs WAS WOUNDED

800 grounds for the hops
Il ,,,.ls forse p Mccolhster, os
aa aIiye. IN spite Of re-
" e h. Is contained in 2
feIs .-om 5s 3ar department, Just
sst sarah McColister,
~ f5p soldier. informing her
s., a.,' 4 was slightly wounded On Aus
...,,... .,..a.
tbat ise fldtl been seriously IN
-, 80 aformaton would have been
"a previous
s. ~ report a the death of McCoiiis-
s s.s easea 81 several Ieters writ
Y. Il mn polls soldiers, and by In
ss,,sa,epis III nl1ers written 70 him
t.. ,s,urpea III authorities. These
v ". IS words killed IN action
80 ahlle tlere are strong grounds Tor
,.i,s,ing maj Tie young man IL vet
.,,s mere IS sAll the possibility that
4. wounds we're more serious than
Il. reported. and that he suecumbed
Z tbeIn or tlat he was afterward
taltd
gbe PARENTS of the young maE hops
81 lhey viii soon receive information
grectly nom him 81 from some one
.so has seen him since the ending oi
/ sossilities
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Services At me Prsssyterian Churca

Services At Tie Presbyterian Charck
The services 70 Be held as the Pres.
bytegian church. Gloucester street, to.
morrow, ARE aa follows:
Morning seTmOn what Christ ii
Worth. "
After the morning sermon there VIII
be an important meeting Of the con.
gTe@ati0n 10 Discuss plans ror buila-
Ing new church All members oe the
church, and aIi who are interested A
II are earnestly requested to be pres.
eDf.
Evening Sermon The Poetry Og the
Bible. fourth III series of sermons
on the literary STUDY of the Bible.
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NO CT EMENcy APPEAL
FOR SNOWDEN HAS YET
BEEN RECEIVED BY GOV

information from washington Is to
the effect that Dr.. Simon r. NJ. Drew,
the c0lored evangelist. is at the head
Of s movement 10 appeal to the COVER
nor Tor ciemency for John snowden,
celored. now under sentence Of death
for the murder of Mrs. LOttie May
Brandon
DR.. Drew is pastor Of the National
Institutional Cosmopolitan COlored
Baptist Church. washington. and fs
conducting series OF reyiyais In Ball
timore
The governors once gave out the
statement today that no application or
petition had been received at that
once thus far.
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lBlASEETE IL Bill.
IS DOUBLE ONE or
4 IlgTEI

There VIII 81 double biil cs a,as-
keshall Iii Amnapolie tAfa akznusa
Tne nsisssiApaa nrB playing swarth
naesgs nd tlse agassnz ssy. wsAs kst
8olsz asss enc nSEM tls Gre 0k aEs
Glen Gn N sya go Rszsa
henaaag as goss
Zhe m gsaik G t
spsia have shs puaati1n IL k
a ~
sEle M
~
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CelIaga Arenue papslss 90

At the College Avenue HApeias
church, the pastor. Rev pr. john 8
Sewers. will preach at II y. ID. on
World Reconstruction. Z
An unusual program Of interest ~
All Will ha presented 81 the aornsn@
hour of worship as follows:
Orchestra prelude.
saxophone solo. Calvary" BY Ern-
est Perkins.
Orchestra viii accompany the
hymns. The orchestra Ii under the
leadership of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Layman.
All S D. M. the subject viii be- T'he
Divine Program for a Happy Life.
At 10 d. MI, Mems Bible classes.
Midahipmen and candidaten class
meet In church auditorium. CivilinM
and enlisted mems class meet IN pas-
tors study
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-18
UNIVERSITY CLUB
REoRC HES AND
EL rs OFFICERS
Club Haa aaenh shlp of Ninety And
Plans For ear of Great

Tha UnIyersitg club of Annapolis.
recrganixed forts present year last
night. About for men we're present,
representing the laval Academy. St
Johns college. city. and one or
two nsighboring sTras.
Prof. G. Alph0o Smith, who Was
expected to addra the club, Was an
able to be presen This WAS regret
ted. but enough business pertaining
Is reorga nizafior and the present
years programs cssae before the club
ID fuIly occupy tI evening After this
business vas an he'd d light lunch
was served, and M hour og social I'm
tercoursa ended III evening Everybody
appeared 10 be id 10 have the Uni-
verssty club org sizd. and the proa-
poets FOR pleasal and profitable SEA-
son are bright
The neetings the club will be
hereafter forth htly,. inatead OF
monthly, beeinnlg with the second
Friday Of Februl 81. These meetings
VIII Be partly sot sl. partly devoted 70
open discussion 81 literary, political
scientific, or social topics Certain
club nlembers will give short talks on
subjects which they can speak Oh with
some authority, after which the meet
lings VIII be thrown open to general
question and discussion. r. ~ hoped
10 vary this program now and then BY
inviting outside speakers to address
the club on topics OF their own choos-
ing. The members of their club now
number over ninety, and more are ex-
pected 10 join soon.
Tie following men we're last night
elected ofacers Of the club Tor the en-
suing year:
President, Horace u Fenton; vice
president. Roland B. Teel. secretary,
John B. Rippere. treasurer, Major
Hugh h. Riley
Executive Committee Lewis,
Earl b. Fox, r. b. White
Program committee William @ Ste
vens, Edward d. johnson. Arthur
Herman.
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l,.haaIre 0f RAal lane

Mr. Henry zeIIer And family,
whose hpnae an Main street was badly
danaeged By the iire yesterday morn
ms, has heen obliged TO abandon the
water-soaked residence. and has taken
quarters at ss Hast street until ra-
pairs can Be made ID his old home, 16S
Main street.
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Il Annes Church

services tomorrow. Second Sunday
ahef Epiphany
A0Ig Communion, 10 sunday
sshool 80 morning prayer, ll arst
vsalag II confirmation class, 8 eve
siag service. So
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Card Of Thanks

Herewith desire to extend my sin
ore and heartfelt thanks 10 All mem.
ars ii the City Volunteer Fire Depart
ssat % the inidshipmen Of the Naval
lcsdemy fire force, and to ali ofhara
Nj fought the flames 81 my resi-.
10 l53 Main street, On Friday
kssIfS, and thereby helped cave ms
Aas IL their effort to put Ont the
n
Gratefully.
1. HENRY TELLER.
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ST Martins Evangelical Lath. Church
Services tomorrow beginning At 11
o'clock 4. nj and 7.s0 o'clock b n. q.
Fl Hahn. pastor.
Sunday school af e.46 q, M, Mr. MI.
j.. Brown. superintendent
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DINNER

THE LADIES' AID or TIE
FIRST b. CHURCH, WILL
SERVE ii DETsTC1OUs DINNER.
TUESDAY, JANUARY "a. 1919.
IN THE LECTURE ROOM or
THE CHURCH DINNER WILL
BE SERVED 1t { r. M.. AND ON.
FOR 30 CENTS.
HOME ADE PIE. ICE CR AAa
AND CAKE FOR SALE
HIST
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81. Luke's Chapel, Eastpers
Sunday school. $50.
Evening prayer. 730
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:. The Best Advert :. g!
lsi;,,r, TN Ii Annapolis,
Psys u Advertise
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AIIeged aeeashIzs~ captsfs ~
OFFER.

Il. y. RaIiifY. = West Virginia
ste Prohibition .EIkraT. W ssIzsd
b. : gang Il alleged nfooazhin1Ts
ana bnnaRhl before : uTeenbTIsr
roanly IansIas Of the pezaa md
found guilty n : charge Of bootleg
gin I'D Has-Haatenead % serve
HizIy d. n AL - IL justice -
he vas being led . the county IL
tile by ono q the alleged uoons1In-
err he - rescued by brother on
Ger.
nailln and another officer .snt n
20 the hIlla u 0raanbrIar 70 InveHti-
gzIa a report that man Illicit stills
we're IN operation there. The On
Ger loozlsd 40 atilla and RallIn
went % he village OF auto 10 taIs-
phone Charleston [oF additional On
Gers 20 make he raid While in be
village na IS arrested by the Il
Iced moonsHIncfH nj he point Il
a revolver and brought before Ihs
Justice charged nth Bookkeeping
Following tha reHsne q RalliH he
officers destroyed TO ellis md more
than G.010 gallons 81 maHh and sxors
out 10 warrants for UresnbFIer com
~ residents zho re charged I'll
manufacturing nlounshIns.
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THREE -wE1- MONTHS i ALARM.
NC =DRTss
II See QzzrtsFH IL : Feared That
RveH Han IN whisky NJ. he lit

The statement II Secretary naker
tat rehabilitation OF the Army will
- complete On - before October /
has greatly agltzIed officials OF the
Anu-szIoon LeaEIe and allied ofEani-
aaIlona= zlA
They are evidently afraid hat Rhen
that tx i finished President Ril-
On VII iHzue : proclamation de-
elartnE thaI unit tie Eighteenth
Amendment 10 fhs Constitution be.
comes operative n January nexI the
lie o beer and light wines At Islat
n b carried - In ar 10 States
tAat Naro set PRIOR q July !.
Il i also rum0Hed nat he rTesi.
dent may - so ar % TO claim to
noHacaH the authority 20 include the
lie O. whisky md IN during be
practically three months between the
dais O actual rehabilitation and The
de hen nc national prohibition
amendment GOES INTO effect through
OF tn country.
Strong representations naye been
made - him thaI IN view . the fact
IHal he banks have - much mnney
loaned on strong liquors. hat we're
II Government bonded warehouses,
md tie osuerH have not Had znff-
eIent Tine IN which 10 dispose OF
their holdings and msel their lIaan-
eIal obligations. i would Be IN al Of
iuatice. II The President II warranted,
IN going further n h proclamation.
IN the event 10 finds that h has that
authority.
Indications ar thai tn Senate
Judiciary Committee vii uoi aIand
for sums O the more drastic pro-
Visions carried IN the House prohibi-
ton enforcement bill. but hat does
nj signify that they vii not be
voted INTO the measure when the bill
reaches the Senate chamber. broad.
/ speaking. Senators. regardless OF
party afIfliatIon, are likely 70 7nvor as
drastic legislation ~ he House mem
hsHs n0I through.
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BID ILL.

On July u The Ladies I'D O. DEE
Park met II the home Of Mr.. and
zifa. James KleAr. The, meeting wa
opened b. reading b. the pastor. pray.
~ By Rev. Sites, singing, Does
Jesus Care" roll cal and dues col.
Iected which amounted 70 sI.sn. Al.
Ter Ill business the meeting aa.
1ourned. hrs. John Conauay'a invi.
Iatton was accepted 10 meet at he
house the last Thursday N August
hrs. ElohT served eaEe an1 ice cream
20 al present. Miss Elsye oonnwas
rendered selections on the player
piano. Those present were Mr.. dnE
Ars. Jams KlohT. RsY. Dobson, Rev
sites. Of Deer Park: Meadamez VII
liam Jockard, Albert Arnold, FannI.
Davis. Margaret Skinner, Nelvia
Freyman, Ethel Spencer. Octavll
Saddles, Bertha shipIey, Misses
Elsie Conway. Viola Logne. Roaa
Spencer. Emma Arnold, eliza Ship
Isy. Laura Spencer, Catherine Klohl
md Alden and Albert DoDzon.
Mr.. Catherine BARBER nd daugh
Ter, Ella, have returned home aftel
spending snne Tine with her aon, o
Hedford.
Mr.. Lizzie Brooks. OF Baltimore
nas returned home after spending
40 weeks With her niecea. Mr.. JohI
shiplsY and M. John Davis, d tn.
place
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aII.LER,

Quite = number o. our people al
tended St Peters picnic last satur-
day which SaH success. The sing
knG b The men from YorE. Pa. Wa
much enjoyed , al.
Edwin shaheT. OF Baltimore. visit
d h mother. RS. :. H. Hare satur-
aay nd Sunday.
NJ and ArA George Hoover spent
asst Sunday At Baltimore.
NJ. HoEatto RohFhankh. OF haiti
more. visited k.v brother. Leonard
ssrkhelmsr an family. several days
FsceaIly.
Master arthur Hoa1nagls. OF naltIz
more IL visiting hIs grandmother
Ira. Martha HohnaxIe here.
Id The oldest daughter Of Mr.
md Hrs, ~ Harehelm. aboaI ON.
md bali miles from here do la.
Saturday from dipIasria an W.
buried at Manchester on Sunday Al.
Isrnaon- Funeral was private.
Harry HEllaaTI. vie am aan. Aus.
N Visited Mr. md 4rs. David BrII.
hart II Manchester lzst Sunday.
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DEATH
ngp oARSIYAL OF
DESCRIBED
aRTl
unIssz states 6.asul ii 0msk HsiHtez
Hesrsrs q B0IzaevisI Rals.

United states faasul ii 0msk HslHtez
Hosrers q BoIsAsVisI Rals.
loan A. Embry. tn Amerioaa con.
sui 4 om.k. capital eiiy = t1s koI=
ehak government. arrived IN Me-
YORK recently and old ne Official
ator. Of WAT I'D happened In sIbeTIa
and. eastern Russia u The iaHI eiEni
months. during practically II q
zhieh tim. he nad hsen n charge .
american Affairs.
Mr.. EmDTy I'D n language could
picture re atrocities that have
marked hnIHheEIE rule II the terri
tories reeHpiursd b Admiral kol=
rhak. a reign q terror tnaI had been
marked, He declared. y murder
violation Of women. Ihcfi. and arson.
perpeIraled with cruelty unparalleled
IN the history Of civilization.
We were on our way 10 he q
front. The southern sector of tn
Siberian front Ny IIrst zIop as q
the little county courthouse. There
learned that Il sunset n thE u
hat ne KolchaE forces withdrew IL
bolsh.yiata had entered tie city.
The ffrzt thing tn bolzhevIzIa d.
vas % loot the Town. and then theT
organized heir government = the
head lhey placed TIL mo cruel and
ontspoken of lhelr leaders. The
then appointed committees. one y
Ihem The za-caIIed extraordinary CON.
mittee on investigation.
The judgee. the aldermen. eh9
eouueIlmen and other leading citizens
that Is. those WIN had not been
able 20 ezeape-weHs promptly q
rested. and all of those who weTa
known 10 be against boIsheYIzn .
were suspected we're taken thai nignl
INTO ne public squire and executed
They were denied trIal OF any zort.
Il talked viii = woman Isaehe6
The lolsheYiks lined up al The boy
The little ones q wei. and questioned
them as TO their aympaihiez. a
who we're not killed we're put u wofE
Of the mot mental md.
Tine school Elrls we're ordered u
serve in the barracks. the reds ours
ing and beating those not blessed
With good looks. A for the good
looking girls. 70 uze the words d
their former teacher. theY suffered
Insults of he most horrible nature.
They also named many hostages
and after zubjeeling them - tha most
horrible treatment killed them and
threw the bodies into the river.
"Kgnan Il a city Of perhaps $1,000
people. TIE hoIabeYIks murdered =
. one time more Than 500 citizens q
the place.
In BuEulma a large number q
men we're thrown into the hold OF J
barge In the rIver It night There
we're 90 persons In ne hold, amonE
them Nine. Sophia uedroIakaka. tha
principal Of the girlE. high school.
The barge Was towed lon dis
lance down the river and during tha
voyage nine prisoners were ordered
20 the dec and none ever returned
nor had any OF them been heard from
ND T. the Tine ! LEFT Tor America"
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

Pres. Geo. :. Yelser Resigns Ifter
Is Tears Of Leadership Edgar
SHsbaum Succeeds Geo. ". Maller
- Secretary Treasurer Other OFF,
GERS Elected
The thirteenth annual convention
OF the Carroll county Sunday school
association was held in the beautif-
fuI new Methodist Episcopal church,
Mt. Airy, Rev. C. E. Ely, pastor. on
Tuesday, July 20.
Morning, afternoon and eveaIng
sessions were held presided over by
president c. ". Yelser. Reports
from schools over the county showed
the association to be IN a fionrishing
condition. The lreasurer's report
showed the receipts for the year to
have been S5I0.97 and disbursements
$lz2, leaving balance on hand OF
$es.97.
Thirty-five schools were represent
ed from practically all the denomIna-
tons in the county.
President Yeiser. who has directed
the association for thirteen years and
under whose efficient and untiring
leadership Carroll county has forged
to the front and become one of the
foremost organizations of the Kind
in the state, asked to be relieved. ~
did also the secretary-treasurer Mr
George Mather.
Upon the suggestion Of the State
Association 4 somewhat different plan
OF organization was adopted and the
new officers Tor the coming year sill
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Teachers Examinations

The annual August examinations
To- teachers certificates will = held
It tie hin school building. ON Thurs
day md Friday. August 2IsI an 22nd.
beginning promptly II 90 a. n.
A applicants TO leach who hive
10 certificates. Or who haze de-
flcieneies 70 make np, or who hoId
provisional certificates, are required
10 take this examination. - e.
aminalions are given for raising the
Grade OF Tor Reading Circle vorE.
The State examinations wfli not b.
given In connection Nth he Summer
Schools.
Address all communications 10 II.
=. L. Unger. Superintendent OF Schools
Carroll County. Maryland.
aug st
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some Republicans Differ.

The Mountain Democrat at Oakland
publishes the following of Niee's
visit:
Republican candidate for Cover
nor. Harry ". Nee, Of Baltimore,
candidate for Attorney General. Al
exander Armstrong. Jr.. and Repnbli-
can State chairman Tate visited oak
land last Thursday. The WY had
been prepared for gathering OF he
G. o. p. Of Garrett county by special
invitation sent out to The elect. he
common herd failing To receive one.
They had a good time. and received
many promises OF what the Republi-
cans were going to do in Garrett
county this fall. Big things we're
promised in the shape Of majorilIes
by some of the big leaders, while. &C.
cording to the Baltimore American.
Some Of the smaller leaders here
who do not agree with their chiefs
think that the Garrett majority for
the Nice ticket Will not be above
normal
"Crellin was reported 100 per cent
Republican, that never was Demo-
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.lseRox Seckmeee.

Ean Francisco. August La pretty
live fox Or : necEpieee.
thus zrrayed MS Florence WI
err. Of tbs ely. created % little ST
as sho zIrolleI down Powell street
Foxy eireled h fuFIY boz about
the neck Of h ne mistress. riding
gracefully and apparently viii de-
light.
ne little animal was captured -
DR.. George :. Sect. MIss Waters
SAL thaL the combination pet and
neekfur : far better than an other
neekpieca she ever owned.
Foxy keeps quite stu when
about m neck she said. lie seems
to nov his : what h should -.
He answers II his name already