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CENTURY TERMS—$1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE STERLING GALT.EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR ESTABLISHED OVER A QUARTER OF A FRIDAY-, JITINE 3, 1910 NO. 3 VOL. XXXII El\INITTSBUTIG, MARYLAN D. CURTISS WINS THIRTEENTH ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES HOW TO RULE ; the Graduates by BY THEODORE $10,000 PRIZE The thirteenth annual commencement Music Address to John T. Superintendent of of the Emmitsburg High School has oc- Prof. White, Frederick county; "BIG STICK" AT WORK ALBANY TO NEW YORK cupied the attention of the people for the Public Schools of "What the Tramp Said," the past week. This, in the words of Recitation, I I Harbaugh ; Presentation of Di- Colonel Roosevelt Dazes En- Remarkable Trip of Amer- the handsome souvenir programme is- Naomi first annual plomas and Farewell Speech to Class glish Audience ican Aeronaut sued by the class, was "the commencement week." The exercises + by Prof. P. F. Strauss; Class Ode ; Sunday when Rev. Charles Benediction by Rev. Charles Reinewald, ON BRITISH EGYPTIAN POLICY RECORD FOR SPEED AND DANGER began on Reinewald, D.D., delivered the bacca- D. D. During the principalship of Prof. Gives Advice to British Empire, Twists Outstrips Special Train at laureate sermon to the graduates. A Aviator Strauss the school has maintained a de- the Lion's Tail, Pounds Home His in Covering 137 Miles in very large audience attended this ser- Points bating team which met and defeated a Advice and Sits Down to Two Hours and 32 Minutes.— vice and special music by the choir similar team from the Brunswick High Admire Gift. Exhibition. added to the enjoyment. Gives Society which On Tuesday evening the Junior Class School; and a Literary At the Guild Hall, London, where a Glenn H. Curtiss flew from Albany to meetings. A few gave a reception to the graduates at has held weekly reception was given to Theodore Roose- New York city in an aeroplane Satur- Hotel Slagle. Covers were set for eigh- months ago the school edited the CHRON- velt and where the honorary freedom day, winning the $10,000 prize offered Mrs. Slagle was especially boun- ICLE in a manner most pleasing to its of the great city was presented to him by the New York World. He covered teen. tiful in the supply of good things for readers. The first elocution contest in a wonderfuly wrought golden case, the distance of 137 miles in two hours banquet which followed the recep- ever held by the school was given last the former President of the United and 32 minutes and came to earth as the tion. The menu consisted of chicken December and the second contest was States laid down to the English people easily and as lightly as a pigeon. His soup, croutons, olives, tomatoes, potato heard this week. The baseball team his conception of the proper rules for average speed for the distance-54.06 salad, cold boiled ham, deviled eggs, representing this school has made an handling the affairs ot the four British miles an hour—surpasses any record 4co spring chicken, French fried potatoes, enviable record. Fourteen games have protectorates in Africa. ever made by an aeronaut in long dis- lettuce salad with French dressing, been played with the following result: His remarks were plain spoken and tance flight and in its entirety his feat (/IT. E. If. S. rolls, biscuits, ice cream, cake, tea, his audience was partly dazed by the perhaps eclipses anything man has at- E. H. S. vs Emmitsburg Rose Buds 6 4 coffee, lemonade and strawberries. daring of the speaker. He had some- tetopted in an heavier-than-air machine. 10 16 Miss Hazel Boller acted as toastmis- 8 10 thing to say and it did not take him long Albany was left at 7:03 o'clock in the tress and the following toasts were re- " Thurmont H. S. 15 9 to relieve himself. He said in part as morning and weather conditions were sponded to : "Air Castles for Next PROF. P. F. STRAUSS, PRINCIPAL. " Taney town 2 3 follows: as near perfect as the most fastidious Gettysburg H. S. 0 2 Year," Miss Elizabeth Rowe ; "The "We have just spent nearly a year aviator could demand. One hour and " Thurmont H. S. 3 l) Girls Versus the Boys in My Class," difficulty in selecting the winners. The bkt as the contest on Wednesday ev- " Brunswick 11. S. 11 2 in Africa. While there we saw four 23 minutes later he had reached his Mr. Charles Eichelberger ; "1911's Re- rules governing their judgment were ening. Before the exercises the Emmit " Thurmont H. S. 8 1.3 British protectorates, and I grew stopping place near Poughkeepsie, H. S. 1:1 lation to the Other Classes," Miss 25% for voice culture, 25% for gestures Cornet Band gave a street concert. By • Gettysburg 2 heartily to respect the men I there met, Where there was an hour's intermission. " Thurmont H. S. 10 9 Naomi Harbaugh ; "What 1911 Has and 50% for feeling and general deliv- eight o'clock the Opera House was the settlers and the civil and military Resuming his flight at 9:26, he sped " Fairfield 10 12 Accomplished This Year," Miss Louise ery. The first prize of $7 50 was award- crowded and the curtain rose as the Taneytown 8 officials. It seems to me the best ser- southward and landed within the bound- " Beam. ed to Mr. Lawrence Mondorff. The chorus sang "Maryland, My Maryland." " Thurmont U. S. 1 3 vice I can render them and you is to ary of Manhattan Island at 10:35. two prizes second prize of $2 50 was given to Miss The music for the occasion was furnish- very briefly tell you how I was impress- Only 100 yards north of the point on The elocution contest for Totals 94 III friend of the school Louise Beam and the distinction of ed by Misses Mary Mondorff and Edith ed by some of the things I saw. Which his craft settled lay Manhattan in gold donated by a The team is made up of the following Wednesday night in the honorable mention belonged to Miss Ohler, pupils of the school, and Miss "Your men in Africa are doing great bay. Had he failed to cross this his was held on players:—Charles Eichelberger, Donald before a large audience of Hazel Boller. Eva Shulenberger. The features of the work for your Empire and also for civ- flight would have been in vain, but as opera house Agnew, Robert Cook, Ned Annan, interested friends and patrons of the The awards were made apparently to evening were the four quotations, Lat- ilization. The people at home, whether he swept over it, the prize was his. Lawrence Mondorff, (Capt.); George school and parents and relatives of the the satisfaction of a large part of the in, German, French and Greek sen- in Europe or America, who live softly, Thence to Governors Island his task Stokes, Clarence Seabrook, Alexander The following took part: audience judging from the applause that tences. These were translated and an- often fail to realize what is being done Ntas but a whim of triumph and the con- contestants. Colliflower, William Frailey, Thomas Naomi Harbaugh, Elizabeth greeted the announcement. swered by four pupils of'the school. for them by the men who are actually cluding lap of a race already won. Misses Frailey. (Mgr.) Ohler, Louise Beam, The entertainment of the evening The comic recitations, compositions, engaged in the pioneer work of civilza- Paulhan's flight from London to Man- Rowe, Edith Several social affairs have been held Boller, Pauline Baker and was further enhanced by the perform- dialogues and the class prophecy, pre- tion abroad. chester, 186 miles, exceeded Curtiss' Hazel during the year: A picnic at Indian , and Messrs. Donald Ag- ance of a two-act comedy, "Cabbage sentation and oration were particularly "The civilized nations who are con- feat in distance, but not in speed and Elsie Springer Lookout, sleigh ride to Thurmont High new, Thomas Frailey, Alexander Colli- Hill School," with Miss Frances Rowe enjoyable. After the number, "Wo- quering for civilization in savage lands danger. The Frenchman's average School, trip over Gettysburg Battle- flower, Samuel Keilholtz, Lawrence as Gladys Merton, teacher ; Robert man's Suffrage," by Miss Hazel Boller, should work together in a spirit of Vas only 44.3 miles an hour and below field and the banquet on Tuesday even- Mondorff and Robert Cook. The music Cook, William Frailey, Pauline Baker Prof. Strauss in a speech which empha- hearty mutual good will. Ill will be- him lay English meadowland. Curtiss ing. Special exercises were held on for the occasion was furnished by and Mary Mondorff, older pupils; -Frank sized the fact that "perseverance gains tween such nations is bad enough any- followed the winding course of the his- Arbor Day, Lincoln Day, Washington's Misses Nellie Eyster, Johanna White and Shuff, George Stokes and Naomi Har- the meed, and patience wins the race" where. It is peculiarly harmful and toric Hudson, with jutting headland, Birthday and Maryland Day. Eva Shulenberger. baugh, pupils between eleven and announced the honors and made the contemptible when those actuated by wooded slopes and treacherous pali- Through these gatherings, social and twelve of age; Charles Eichel- awards. The honors are for scholar- it are actuated by the same task, a task sades. He swung high over the great The judges of the contest, Mr. War- years been ce- ship, attendance and deportment. The otherwise, the scholars have of such far-reaching importance to bridge at Poughkeepsie, dipped at times renfeltz, Dr. J. McC. Foreman and Mr. berger and others pupils still younger following were named : Samuel Keil- mented close to one another and a spirit humanity in the task of subduing the within 50 feet of the river's broad sur- E. Lewis Higbee must have had no little and Mary Ellen Eyster Delbert Hos- holtz, Frank Weant, Lawrence Mon- of comradeship between the pupils and savagery of wild men of a wild nature pelhorn and Edith Ohler youngest their principal has been created which scholars. Louise Beam took the part dorff, Frank Shuff, Delbert Hospelhorn, has added largely to the efficiency of and bringing a .1. NAst of our civilization of Martha Morrison. In the second Clarence Seabrook, Pauline Baker, the institution. those lands where there is an older act the caste included Thomas Frailey, Bessie Dorsey, Naomi Harbaugh, Hazel Donald Agnew, Ruth Ohler, Alexan- Boller, Mary Mondorff and Edith Ohler. der Colliflower, Clarence Seabrook, These are all scholars in the "B" and Naomi Harbaugh, Hazel Boller, Edith "C" grades. Ohler and Elsie Springer. The commencement proper will be The advance in the art of expression held this evening in the Opera House made by the pupils of the school under at 8 o'clock, when the following pro- the training of Prof. Strauss is remark- gramme will be given : Music, Miss able. All the speakers who appeared , Eva Shulenberger; Invocation, Rev. on Wednesday evening are worthy of Leighton B. Hensley; Salutatory, "Op- commendation. Miss Springer, Miss portunity," George Stokes ; Song, Ohler, Miss Harbaugh, Miss Baker, "Maryland. My Maryland ;" Essay, Miss Rowe and all the young men did , "School and Home" (a comparison), far better than could reasonably be ex- Ruth Ohler; Music; Oration, "Ideal pected. And the comedy was splendid- Citizenship," Alexander Collifiower ly presented. Emmitsburg is indeed Recitation, "The Old Clock on the proud of her school. Stairs," Lawrence Mondorff ; Essay, Last evening the Class Day exercises "Why Latin," Elsie Springer; Valedic- were held. This was equally as enjoya- tory, "Ulysses Grant," Thomas Frailey;

MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE AT EMMITSBURG

observance of this day were the Memorial Day was most fittingly of the HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM. STUDENTS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. services so impressive as they were celebrated on Monday morning by the —r The depleted citizens and veterans of Emmitsburg. last Monday. ranks of 1 WESTERN MARYLAND TO civilization which has somehow gone face and jockeyed like a falcon at the NEW YORK VETERANS The parade was one of the best in re- the local post, the age of those left BUILD BIG TERMINAL crooked." turns. Only once did his craft show REVIEWED BY PRESIDENT cent years notwithstanding the fact and their appearance in the line of He then complimented the London signs of rebellion. This was off Storm that time has thinned the ranks of the I march clad in the familiar blue uniform President Announces Plans For Balti- officials and began to talk of Egypt. of Re- King, near West Point, where at a Taft Sees Impressive Parade local G. A. R. post. The march was gave a certain solemnity to the scene more Harbor.—Large Freight In- After asserting that England had given height of nearly 1000 feet a treacherous mains of Metropolis' Contribution led off by the Emmit Cornet Band, fol- though the background was gay with crease Expected Soon. Egypt the best government in 2,000 Secession. gust struck his planes. The machine to War of lowed by the veterans, the Vigilant the red, white and blue. All along the Over $5,000,000 will be spent by the years, he continued: dropped like a rock for 40 feet and tilt- There passed in review Monday be- Hose Company and children of the lo- line of march between the decorated railroads interested in the extension of "Yet recent events, especially with ed perilously. But Curtiss, always fore the President of the United States, cal schools. The exercises began in the houses and crowded sidewalk, this feel- the Western Maryland for a large ter- what happened in connection with and cool, kept both his head and his seat, what remains of New York city's con- public school building where the oration ing was apparent. The thought that in minal at Baltimore and for the elevat- following the assassination of Boutros and by good handling of his levers tribution to the war of secession. The was delivered by Rev. Mr. Hensley, of a few years the soldiers of the civil ion of the tracks approaching the city, Pasha (the Egyptian Premier who was brought renewed equilibrium to his President went from Washington es- the Presbyterian Church. war would be gone forever was upper- according to a statement issued by B. killed by a Nationalist) have shown aerial steed. pecially to see them pass by the review- Mr. Hensley was eloquent and earn- most in many minds. After that Mem- F. Bush, president of the Western that in certain vital points you have With the signal that Curtiss was off, ing stand at the foot of Soldiers's and est and impressed upon his hearers the orial Day when the last survivor of Maryland, in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. erred and it is for you to make good the special train, five cars and a loco- Sailors' Monument on Riverside Drive, supreme importance of patriotism. that terrible struggle stands alone at a The company expects to handle a your error. It has been an error pro- motive, cumbersome now by compari- and as the veterans trudged by, they Among other things he declared that similar service, these exercises will be large amount of freight at that point ceeding from an effort to do too much, son, gathered impact and sought to fol- quickened the stiffening muscles of old this virtue was not a thing of imme- held as before until patriotism dies as the result of the alliance made by and not too little, in the interests of low. But so quickly had he flown that age, raised their gray heads higher and diate growth nor was it a passing fan- within the heart of these American the company with the Pittsburgh and the Egyptians themselves. But unfor- for 21 miles southward the locomotive, sought to show that they were still fit cy, for reverence for the flag and love people. Memorial Day, 1910, will go Lake Erie. The company is negotiat- tunately it is necessary for all of us though running nearly a mile to the and active. But the blue lines wavered of country, which two things are down in the tablets of memory as one ing for the purchase of two piers to who have to do with uncivilized peoples, minute, remained a laggard. At 7:26, and some of the men who marched be- crowned by patriotism, is a matter of of the best since 1868. give the company good docking facili- especially fanatical peoples, to remem- however, the train came abreast of the hind the ragged flags, quickly spent growth, of inheritance and reverence No holiday in America is complete ' ties and in this direction the company ber that in such a situation as yours in aeroplane and thence to New York city what strength they had and kept their for the soil which nurtures. On this without a game of baseball and the day will spend over $450,000. The docks of Egypt weakness, timidity and senti- those on board kept the aviator in places only with the help of more stal- ground Mr. Hensley advocated that was memorable in that respect too. In the company are to extend into the mentality may cause even more far- sight. wart comrades. foreigners seeking a new home here the afternoon the Thurmont High ! river over 400 feet and some of the reaching harm than violence and injus- (Continued on page A feature of the Memorial day cele- should be residents twenty-one years School was defeated by the Emmits- largest boats that come into the Balti tice. Of all the broken reeds. senti- bration was the work-horse parade up before they enjoyed the boon and bene- burg High School 3 to 1. The contend- more harbor will be able to load freight I Cow(I nued on pane 7.1 Gettysburg Hero Dead. Fifth avenue from the Washington arch fit of citizenship and suffrage. ing teams were escorted through the and coal at this point when the plans of the Emmit Cor- Supported. There recently died in Richmond to the North monument at Fifth avenue After the programme had been given streets accompanied by the completed. Senator Dix Com- Capt. William M. Lawson, a member of and Twenty-fifth street. Two thousand the march was resumed down Main net Band and the Vigilant Hose With the connecting link built, the United States Senator Dick received at the Hose the old 1st Virginia regiment, known as dollars in cash and many medals and street, across to Green, down Gettys- pany. The march stopped Pittsburgh and Lake Erie will have a di- a unanimous vote of support at Medina, where the game the "Fighting first." At the battle of blue ribbons were presented from the burg to the Square and then to the Company's grounds rect right of way to the seacoast and 0., Saturday from the delegates to the Gettysburg this soldier followed Pickett reviewing stand by Mrs. Russell Sage Lutheran cemetery where the services was played. will be able to handle freight at a lower Republican common pleas judicial con- in the-memorable charge, carrying the and Mrs. James Speyer, the latter pres- followed the Grand Army ritual, Mr. The game opened up lively. Creager rate than any railroad on account of vention for tf e district embracing Me- -ate colors. In the rush one ident of the women's auxiliary of the Black, of Rocky Ridge, being in charge. first up, sent a hot one past Mondorff, the shorter haul of the-pompany. dina. Lorain and Summit counties. Sum- shot away with the flag, but American Society for the Prevention of Mr. J. Dunn Black read the prayer and at second and was safe, Root struck mit county is Senator D:ck's home. The up the tattered emblem,and Cruelty to Animals. There were 1220 and Mr. A. A. Homer Lincoln's Get- out, Eyler out Mondorff to Topper, and The government's charge of direct cons ention adopted a resolution declar- e injuries, kept on with the horses in line, including a number of tysburg speech. Rev. Dr. Reinewald Creager tapped one to Kerrigan who violation of the anti-trust law against ing that voters of Ohio should stand by ,3apt. Lawson was 80 years blind animals, which appeared in the delivered the:benediction. threw him out at first. For the High the Western railroads may end their the result of the primary which had parade this year for the first time. Probably never since the beginning (Continued on page 6.) combine. nominated Senator Dick. lig rrkly Pronirlis 2 011r would GOVERNMENT HALTS THE ARCHITECTURE. Any absent Emmitsburgian FOR FRANK BROWN IS BACK appreciate a subscription to The Chron- BASEBALL HEROES FRESH AMMUNITION FREIGHT RATE MEASURE GREATEST OF IN POLITICS FOR KEEPS 52 $1.00. THE INSURGENT FORCES Drawings and Specifications for Cot- icle. weeks etc., made on short C. Wagner's Brilliant Record on of Injunction Proceedings In Missouri To tages, Dwellings, John Will Take Part in Fight For Mayor notice. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -Star of Many Contests. Roosevelt Invitation To Representa- Restrain.-Developments In Rail- Diamond. Baltimore and Then Run For Gov- B. EVARD KEPNER, known tive For Conference Used To Create road Rate War. John P. Wagner, familiarly ernor of Maryland. Md. Phone 10-J Architect. HIS is to give notice that the sub- is the greatest An Impression. Western railroads have obtained from the Or- as "Hans" or "Honus" Former Governor Frank Brown has Twenty-five sept 10-09-ly FREDERICK, MD. T...L scribers have of the a flurry has been caus- by United Court of Frederick county, baseball player in the history Something of he is back in poli- been temporarily restrained phans' that an told the world that Maryland, letters of administration on game, says the Springfield Republican. ed by the announcement of States District Judge David P. Dyer at tics. First he will run for mayor .III R.1.01.1- 1111.1.40.RINK..40'.106.11.0.RRIA.011K.Riboll the estate of followers of the national insurgent representative from New Mo., from enforcing or mak- Wherever the Baltimore as a preliminary canter to Hannibal, the latest old friend of Col. Roosevelt, in interstate ANNIE BLACK game congregate to discuss York, an governor. ing a general advance "invitation" the race for 1. deceased. All per- moves of the heroes of the diamond the has received a so-called of Mary- freight rates, scheduled for June late of said county, Mr. Brown was governor claims against the said es- mightest hero of them all from the former President asking for a injunction was granted on a peti- sons having name of the land from 1892 to 1896. Since then he The HARRY HOPP tate are hereby warned to exhibit the one mouth to in New York on the day Government on the al- is sure to be flashed from conference no public office except tax tion filed by the same, with the vouchers thereof, legal- ends. It is declared has held in rates another before the conversation Col. Roosevelt returns. which he is now legations that the advances ly authenticated,to the subscribers, on or care collector, the duties of 1910; hearts of all lovers of baseball that after stating that he does not were agreed on by the defendants with- before the 1st day of December, The performing under the Mahool adminis- I by law be excluded a pretty large corner for or does not need to put on paper his competition and in violation of the they may otherwise have set apart tration. He organized the fight for out I WHOLESALER from all benefits of said estate. Those simple, quiet Dutchman, views in regard to the insurgent atti- act. The order to file the in- this man, a former Mayor Hayes and he pulled hard Sherman indebted to said estate are requested to feats on the diamond have caused tude, Col. Roosevelt adds: "You know junction came directly from Washing- !make immediate payment. whose for former Mayor McLane. SUCCESSOR TO + I wonder, whose remarkable my views on this insurgent situation. under our hand this 6th day of millions to "My indentification with the city ad- ton Given has set new not changed since I last it was an- May 1910. record year after year They have said Mr. Brown, "has The Western railroads, i H. C. HARNER f stars to and I wish to see you ministration," in- :. JENNIE E. ENGLAR, marks for posterity's baseball talked with you, to learn more nounced, will fight the Government after my ar- given me an opportunity WM. H. ENGLAR, approach. in New York immediately junction proceedings, and President about the city and the ways in which it I Agt. Administrators. Wagner played a Sun- rival." The invitation was addressed the Atchison, declares the I have on sale the follow- 1 E. L. Rowe, Not long ago can be benefited than I ever knew be- Ripley, of which he stole second, third to Hamilton Fish. rates is absolutely neces- brands May 6-5t day game in fore. City government is a big busi- increase in ing long-established and the next day he got five Not unnaturally, the insurgents have Rye and home, ness proposition. It happens that legis- sary. i of pure Still House 1 EXECUTORS' NOTICE. six times at bat and stole been making all the use they have dar- of the Supreme Court up- hits out of lation is needed to pave the way for the Decisions Whiskey, in barrels: bases. At that time his name ed of this letter and have sought to the Interstate Commerce Commis- the sub- three changes that are necessary if the city hold i 1 HIS is to give notice that of every baseball en- the impression that it definitely reduce freight rates.: old from the Or- was on the tongue create front. I understand sion in its right to HIGHSPIRE, . . 8 years T scribers have obtained and the in their ranks. is to forge to the Court for Frederick county, thusiast in the United States, puts the ex-President be The decisions were based on reductions phans' the situation, I think, and I would / • 5 years old Maryland, letters testamentary on of most players would have been But it appears that the Roosevelt let- between the Mississippi and Mis- MONTICELLO, i heads in a position to go after the legislation made ti. the estate of by the praise that was showered ter was in answer to one from the New River and from Chicago and St. turned if I were governor of Maryland. souri McGINNIS, . 5 years old Those things have bobbed up York representative in question, who to Denver. , 1 LEWIS MARTIN MOTTER, upon him. "Since months intervene before the Louis career many times and requested such a conference. offered a resolu- 5 years old 4 in Wagner's baseball wrote which precedes the Senator LaFollette i SHERWOOD, late of Frederick county, Maryland, de- But he has the impor- mayoralty fight, the At- during the last 12 years. This somewhat diminishes is no time tion in the Senate instructing ceased. All persons having claims In ad- gubernatorial campaign, this B. F. WELTY, . 4 years old hereby warned accomplished great things consistently tance of the Roosevelt letter. torney General to bring injunctions / against the deceased are to announce my platform of principles. 1 the same, with the vouchers consistency with which he does dition, it has not been wholly forgotten against the Western rail- 6 years old to exhibit and the I am influenced in declaring my pur- proceedings CARROLL SPRING, thereof, legally authenticated, to the what has kept the name of that Mr. Roosevelt, so long as he was things is to go after the nomination for the roads. subscribers, or to either of them, of the men who himself, never cared or never pose announc- SUDBROOk, , 6 years old of Nov- Wagner on the tongues President whom I met The Lehigh Valley Railroad on or before the 3rd day warfare reason that county friends by play and the men and boys who follow dared to wage an out-and-out ed that it would increase commuta- ember, 1910; they may otherwise at the State Central Committee meet- These brands are bottled law be excluded from all benefit of said upon Speaker Cannon. There is also fares to points between Bound 1 baseball. ing the other day demanded a positive tion t estate. Those indebted to the deceased stars have appeared since Wag- reason for believing that soon after N. J., and New York city. in bond: Other statement of my intentions. Plans of Brook, are desired to make immediate payment. startling things. Great Taft was elected and when he for ner began doing Mr. platform on which it SHERWOOD i ISAAC M. MOTTER, Their of a readiness to the campaign and stars have been among them. a time showed signs the for Washington Cathedral. t at Million E. MOTTER, be Joe,". Presi- will be waged will be announced LEWIS names will live. But above all will lock horns with "Uncle of 1 OLD PEPPER him proper time." Expressing belief that the erection AUGUSTUS A. HACK, the name of Wagner, "Hans" of Pitts- dent Roosevelt strongly advised a cathedral of the Protestant Episcopal OLD OVERHOLT Executors. is above any other star from the White House not to do so. LAW IS burgh. Wagner "JIM CROW" the capital of the nation, Guy K. Motter, Atty. does the things the intrepid African hunt- Church at 6-5t. in baseball history. He But possibly, UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT of Jesus Christ, ; TOM MOORE i May. where the plain religion out that others do for er has conveniently forgotten these . year in and year by obscuring rites and or three. He is the things. The statement that he is to Separate Cars For Whites and Blacks unincumbered t McGINNIS a season or two shall be preached to all at bat, on the a dinner given by the publisher Declared Legal.-Lower Courts Af- ceremonies, i same wonderful player, attend the true Christian SCHMIDT SPECIAL STIEFF seasons soon after his ar- High Tribunal. people, will promote bases and in the field. For six of Collier's Weekly firmed by standard much faith and tend to elevate the led the National league in hit- rival appears to have quite as The Supreme Court Tuesday affirmed * THEODORE NETTERI. i Wagner national morality and character, the :- significance as, if not more than, the of the Kentucky Court of PIANOS ting. His record the judgment A. Kasson, by his will, dated MALT 380 to the New York insurgent. case of J. late John DUFFEY'S 1900 letter Appeals in the "Jim Crow" named the Protestant are the Embodiment of every Improve- 355 March 3, 1906, i i 1903 Alexander Chiles against the Chesa- Foundation of the 'POSSUM HOLLOW MALT ment essential to the making of 349 DR. KOCH BACTERIOLOGIST Episcopal Cathedral 1904 peake and Ohio Railway Company. legatee and DEAD OF HEART DISEASE District of Columbia residuary 1 DURABILITY, TONE, QUALITY 339 Chiles, who is a Negro, bought a ( Of Wines and Brandies, 1906 of his estate. The value of the estate 350 first-class ticket over the Chesapeake both Foreign and Domestic, i 1907 Famous Scientist Who Made Reputa- is rumored to be $1,000,000. Mr. Kas- A Perfect Instrument 354 and Ohio entitling him to ride from are 1908 tion With the Microscope.-Dis- son was a famous diplomat, former the following brands is so far different from batted .332, and in to Lexington, Ky. The The Stieff Piano In 1901 Wagner Tubercle Bacillus. Washington to Germany, Minister to Aus- c in stock: covered Minister f kept that it stands alone. was 329. The record not run through to Lexington, others 1902 his average bac- train did the intimate friend of Garfield In 1900 Prof. Robert Koch, the famous first tria, and • REFERENCES: of Wagner for 1905 was .363. and when he reached Ashland, the SHERRY it. died at Baden Baden last and McKinley. NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY, a Pittsburgh uniform and teriologist, city on the Kentucky side of the line, he played in disease of the Boston, Mass., who own 169 Stieff Pianos. since then. Dur- Friday afternoon of a the white car. A police BLACKBERRY WINE HANNAH MOORE ACADEMY, Reisterstown he has been a Pirate he went into Congressional Calculations. t Emmitsburg, Md. Wagner heart. He was 66 years old. was Some ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, ing his career in Pitsburgh, officer was summoned and Chiles PORT WOMANS COLLEGE, Frederick, Md. Dr. Koch's reputation became world- The Democrats at Washington, says i And Many Others. in 1606 games, been at bat removed under protest to as good a car has played he made in Springfield Republican, have for 1 FOR CATALOGUE. 2141 runs, secured wide from the discoveries exclusively for Negroes. the APPLE JACK WRITE 6152 times, scored set apart over prospec- His the years of research and investigation Fayette some time-been shouting 9 N. LIBERTY ST., 2162 hits and stolen 533 bases. Chiles brought action in the As early as 1876 he tive victory in the coming congression- it BLACKBERRY BRANDY BALT I MR0 E, MD. average for 10 years of playing in bacteriology. County Court, which decided against STIEFF batting the bacillus of an- and now they are figur- 1 aug 6-09-13 r succeeded in isolating Kentucky court upheld this al elections, has been .351. at- him. The One "very CALIFORNIA BRANDY played thrax-the spleenic fever-which Su- ing on its precise extent. In 1897, 1898 and 1899 Wagner decision, and the United States Re- cattle and sheep and even man conservative" calculation gives the / CHAMPAGNE i Louisville club. In 1897 he hit tacks preme Court affirmed the lower courts. with the causes death. He 166 in the next House, and the : .305, and in 1899, .358. and almost invariably The Supreme Court, at the outset, dis- publicans .344; in 1898, investiga- Democratic majority I RHINE WINES never hit below published the results of his the distinction Democrats 224-a For a dozen seasons he missed as unimportant Republican ma- i .380, tion, which attracted universal atten- -State com- of 58, compared with a are al- i .305, and his best average was between State and inter This My refrigerators BARGAINS tion in scientific circles and earned him jority of 56 in the present House. in the first year that he played merce. "We are dealing in this case," stocked with made the government, which to be the very minimum of the ways well 1901. He played in recognition from the court, whose opinion was writ- seems 1 with Pittsburgh, says 528 appointed him a member of the imperial the act Democratic expectation. 134 games that year, was at bat ten by Justice McKenna, "with i and board of health in 1880. railroad i Stroh's and Schlitz Beer times, scored 107 runs, got 201 hits of a private person, to wit, the Wagner About that time Dr. Koch, who had stole 36 bases. Of popularity, company." REPORTS. This means that the beer is i nick- constantly improved his methods of in- MARKET has plenty, and he bears more discovered and perfected a BALTIMORE kept in proper condition, J. THOS. GELWICKS' any other man in baseball. vestigation, WIRES BETWEEN market quotations, which are t names than The following method of coloring microscopic organ- UNDERGROUND subject and clean. year they gave him loving cups AND CAPITAL corrected every,Thursday morning, are cool Last to make them distinguishable wishes and everything that isms so as to daily changes. It Orders given by telephone i and good By this and Telephone show gratitude from the surrounding medium. American Telegraph i men give one another to EMNITSBORG, June 2. ftt or otherwise are conscien- year method he succeeded in 1882, in isolat- Company Given Authority to Lay things accomplished. This Elevator de- for bacillus and ascertain- Conduits in Roads. Emmitaburg Grain tiously filled and goods that Wagner would ing the tubercle by Boyle Brothers. some men figured pure Corrected are taken i downward path ing its true nature by developing The American Telegraph and Tele- livered. Orders go back, start on the Wheat 8 .50 are cultures and inoculating animals with which controls all the .70 in any quantity. STORE all men phone Company, ,ii for beer physically, which course Rye germ, producing in them tubercu- lines .50 take at some stage of life. the important telegraph and telephone Oats bound to the "comma" .75 april 24-ly returned strong as losis. He also isolated of the country, proposes to place its New Corn EAST MAIN ST. But Wagner has of you: f itn. bacillus and identified it as the cause wires, or at least a part of them, in We offer ever, fielding brilliantly. Western mixed feed per ton . 28.00 MD. i motion. cholera. In recognition of his remark- conduits, thus rendering 80 EMMITSBURG, Wagner fields with much underground Corn May 6-3ts. SOLID SILVER able work Dr. Koch, in 1883, was ap- from wind, sleet and snow, 81.40 There is nothing catlike or graceful them safe Bran frwas,..014*-mwa,..sa-wieb.401...ar'wai.-4 privy councilor and given the experience on movements. He is all motion pointed as was the disagreeable Seed Oats Lever Watches, about his of the German Country _Produce Ete. American body, when he position of president the occasion of the inauguration of -arms, hands, limbs, Corrected by Jos. E. Hoke. TWO YEARS, there Cholera Commission. As a further re- Taft. The company has de- 20 WARRANTED goes after a ball. But he gets President Butter ward for his discovery of the cholora all the important 18 8 . the same, and the public doesn't vised a plan by which Eggt: ONLY just Dr. Koch received a gift of 12 how a man gets there, bacillus cities of the country will be connected Chickens, per lb Fairfield's G. T. EYSTEB stop to consider the government. per lb nearly always in 100,000 marks from by the conduit system. In Maryland Turkeys, just so he arrives, Spring Chickens per lb 22 be- conduit will be laid in the gutters 12 time. If he does not, it is never MARCONI WILL TRY TO SEND the Ducks, per lb of Baltimore and Washington 60 SCIENTIFIC CONDITION A 1r E.` IL TT cause of a lack of speed or a lack OVER ROCKIES of the Potatoes, per bushel SOREITIARTRILIt.S0 N, MESSAGES road. (seeded) H. The big Teuton is to-day as Boulevard and Philadelphia Dried Cherries, judgment. Raspberries 15 POWDERS L.1 1 I in the big Wireless Com- The State Road Commission granted FIRM. awkward as any man playing Success of Transatlantic Blackberries 4 11-11.11THE OLD RELIABLE company to lay its BOOKLET OR Many of the chances he takes plete.-Optimistic of Crossing the permission to the (dried) 5 FREE- SEND FOR OUR leagues. Apples, PATENTS. TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Philadelphia road, 13 Tonic for Horses Only BLDG. one who works conduits along the per lb Blood F 7/7-7/9 EQUITABLE look to be impossible for Continent. Lard, made by Mr. Ber- 08 Milk Producer, Cattle Only BALTIMORE. MO. -but he gets there just the it is de- the application being Beef Bides as he does Early in the coming autumn, Ber- Only of the stage, nard M. Carter, of the law firm of Egg Producer, Poultry same. Like the stars clared, Marconi who just left for Eng- LAVE tl'I'0040 i. is wait- Carter & Sons. Mr. Carter ap- Blood Tonic for Hogs only jan. 7-10- 1 y. Wagner comes while the stage land, intends to begin a series of tests nard Corrected by Patterson Brothers field ; peared before the State Geological Sur- ing. The other players are on the as to the practicability of throwing Steers, per 100 lb 5.508 7.90 an hour vey, which has jurisdiction over the 4% ca:5%. A SEPARATE PREPARATION they have been warming up for electric waves, charged with messages, Butcher Heifers Baltimore-Washington Boulevard, and Fresh Cows 20.008 60.00 for EACH KIND OF ANIMAL or so, but not so with Wagner. over the Rockies to the Pacific coast. 4 5 is 10 asked for the same privilege which has Fat Cows and Bulls, per lb ..... pro- As the umpire discovers that it He feels confident of succass in this 9819 Insure perfect health, increase in the case of the Phila- Hogs, Fat per lb and save feed-by perfecting minutes before the time to call play, as he has already performed been extended Fat per lb ©434 duction venture, Sheep, the digestion and purifying the blood. at the ball park. He Canada delphia road. Spring Lambs 686% Wagner arrives the same feat over the Alps. In i7 They make dried foods digestible Rieger his biggest ambs, per lb...... 6 comes in a big automobile, the very great havoc occasioned to 7 (11, the California Perfumer the club- How to Cure Hiccoughs. Calves, per fo FREE-Stock Book, Poultry Book-FREE hobby. He makes a dash for telegraph poles and wires, arising from 4.5005.6o known everywhere for the true flow,/ runs Hiccough is a distressing and some- Stock Cattle 1. FOR SALE BY odors characteristic of his perfumes has house, climbs into his uniform and sudden freezing after sleet storms fol- BALTIMORE, June the a dangerous complaint. Many just sent us 30,000 across the field, generally about lowed by gales, is a serious matter to times WHEAT:-spot, 97% C. R. WACHTER & SONS, swallow of water will stop it. 624 the umpire is announcing the bat- every winter. If the wire- times a CORN :-Spot, Sabillasville time the railways following :-White 43%844% afternoon's game. And to do the If simple measures fail the OATS teries for the less system can be brought RYE :-Nearby, 77878 bag lots, . E. L. FRIZELL, Emmitsburg Sweet Pea Seeds in fielding, has been found very efficacious. The 1 when he gets his first chance work expected of it, these disastrous HAY :-Timothy, $20.508 . ; No. Clover Thurmont. produce hiccough are near CHAS. D. WALTER, from Calyornia Wagner throws the ball just as hard as will entirely disappear. It nerves that 17.508518.00; No. 2 Clover0814.908$16.00. annoyances may be to choice, e . mch 4-91s although they have been to communi- the surface in the neck. They STRAW :-Rye straw-fair any of them, is also declared practical $11.508512.00t angled rye, blocks $9.00 These are now being given and he has not. reached and compressed by placing two 13.00No. 2, warming up right along cate with trains in motion by wireless, g9.598 wheat blocks, 85.00887.00; oats -away to any adult who calls at his work fingers right in the center of the top of That is the wonderful Wagner, whereby the engineer may be apprised 58.00818.50 our store. breastbone between the two cords and his record. of all that concerns the movement of the MILL FEED :-Spring bran, per ton, $22.508 run up either side of the neck and mid- PRIZES his train without leaving his cab. that 523.00 1001b. sacks, per ton, $23.00 823.50; in the Canal. inward, downward and out- 1001. sacks, per ton,823.00.8823.50 Sick Watches Cured. / Not a Crack His plants in Nova Scotia and across pressing dlings, We also offer prizes to those pressure of this POULTRY :-Old hens, 818% young chick- appears from reports just received Ireland are in constant ward. A few minutes' who grow the finest blossoms It the Atlantic in hic- ens, large, ti small, ; Spring chick Old Gold and Silver Bought or Taken in exchange the recent seismic has led kind will stop the most obstinate from these seeds. See window at Washington that communication and this success ens, 28833 Turkeys, (4) Rings. Wedding Rings, ap- cough.-[Dr. Charles S. Moody in uearby, rolls Engagement for It is now plant- disturbances in Costa Rica did not him to consider the problem of long PRODUCE:-Eggs, 203-i; butter, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks. particulars. Virginia and Pennsylvania proach nearer than 200 miles to the wireless communication inland. Outing.] 821 ; Maryland, ing time. Everything free. No distance .21 Best and Quickest Repairing and there was not even a prints, purchase necessary. canal zone The case against Gov. Charles N. POTATOES:- Per bu. 33835; No. 2, per and Engraving. of the canal as a The maritime conventions providing crack in the concrete of Oklahoma, in which he is bu. New potatoes' per bbl. 82.25852.75 Rieger is the man who makes a $6,000,000 subsidy in aid of Italian Haskell result of the quake. The fact that the for in an alleged CATTLE :-.Steers, best, $7.158$8.25 ; others H. S. LANDIS 25-year subvention to charged with complicity :Cows, 53.85.25 Royal Cherry Bud. was not affected by the recent shipping and a $ 80 ; Heifers, 5 8$ PHONE canal conspiracy to secure Muskogee town Calves, 8914 33 N. MARKET ST., Opposite News Office. the perfume ever as refuting the the Italian Lloyd steamship company $ . ; Bulls, 54.10 @ C5.90; sweetest kaowa. earthquake is regarded was Saturday at spring lambs, 889 ; Pig Belt Pins 25c. transportation of mail were ap- lots fraudulently, Fall Lambs, @ c. 25C. Monogram predictions of possible disaster when for the at McAlester, $3.00885.00 ; Fresh Cows July 16-52ts T. E. ZIMMERMAN, DRUGGIST. in the Chamber of Tulsa, Okl., set for trial $2.008$3.00,Shoats, the Panama instead of the Nicaraguan proved Saturday $30.00q1 140.00 per head., Rome. September 26. route was selected. Deputies at ,11r# rrkig Tiltunirlr 3

I have on hand the largest 0-00-00-04>Oo-o0000-00.0-0-0-0-041-0•04)* 0-04>000-o-o-00-o-o-o-o.0-0-0 supply of ic GETTYSBURG MOUNT ST. MARY'S g ROCKY RIDGE The Emmitsburg Savings Bank I ever stored. Customers o-o-o-oo-o-o-o-oo-04.00 Cro-000-o-o-o-o-o-o-o 00-0-000047><>000.00-04><>0-0-00000c 1 supplied with any quantity. John H. Raymond has purchased the After winning 28 straight victories A picnic was held by Mr. Harry EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND First National Whitmore's class Public School ICE CREAM restaurant under the Colonel Baughman's Frederick Y. M. of the C Bank, of George Culp. Mr. Raymond C. A. team was defeated at the hands of Emmitsburg on the West bank of for Festivals and Private has made numerous changes in the of Mt. St. Mary's on the latter's grounds the Monocacy River near this place. place. last Saturday, the locals winning by the The children were chaperoned by Miss Entertainments. DR. D. E. STONE,Jr. J. R. OHLER. Residents of the East end of town very close score of 5-4. Nallin the vis- Edythe Nunemaker. Mrs. Emma S. J. LEWIS RHODES. E. It. SHRIVER. noticed an unusually large number of itor's last batter was retired on strikes. Biggs and Mr. W. Dunn Black were JNO. C. MOTTER. P. F. BURKET. automobiles on Sunday. One person The game was replete with many sen- guests. GEO. E. CLUTZ. WM. A. DEVILBISS. J. C. ROSEN.sTEEL. 14-10-iy counted eighty on East Confederate On Saturday last the Rocky Ridge STERLING GALT. Jan sational plays which kept the large DIRECTORS. avenue between 8 A. M., and 4 P. M. Base Ball team played a practice game .••=••• crowd of visitors and locals to the high- DR. D. E. STONE, TR., President. H. M. wARRENFELTZ, Cashier. Mrs. Louise Rupp, widow of Carl est pitch of enthusiasm. The locals with Graceham at this place, and de- J. LEWIS RHODES, Vice President. P. F. BURKET, Teller. Rupp, died at her home on S. Washing- outplayed the strong Y. M. C. A.team, feated them 10 to 8. Battery for Rocky CONTRACTOR ton Street Thursday evening, of tu- in all stages of the game especially in Ridge Black and Wood, for Graceham, FOR ALL KINDS OF STRUCTURAL WORK berculosis. Funeral was held Monday the pitching department, were Engle Colliflower and Dueble. morning from St. Francis Xavier Mr. James B. Black and son, attend- Plastering, Cement Work, Masonry, Brick Work a Specialty the local's star twirler was in fine form. church, with interment in Evergreen Ile kept the seven hits made off his de- ed the Memorial service at Emmits- 4% I have had twenty years' experience both in city and country and am prepar- cemetery. livery well scattered. burg last Monday. ed for all kinds of work in my line. Miss Elizabeth Weaver, daughter For the visitors Merchant twirled a Mr. Upton Mehring and family spent of Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver, six Decoration Day at Gettysburg on Mon- Address, S. B. FLORENCE, creditable game, he only allowed THE SOUNDEST dr* Baltimore Street, was married on scattered hits, and poor support given day. feb 11 '10-ly Emmitsburg, 1-1(1. Monday, May 23, to Mr. John Walter him in the field help to account for the Mr. Charles Robinson, of this place, —financial policies are constantly maintained in the conducts this Rodkey, of Pittsburg. The ceremony five runs. The visitors scored their last left for Frekerick on Tuesday to take bank. was performed at Glen Rock by Rev. tally in the eighth, when Duggan hit to his position as warden at Montevue. —Its affairs are managed by substantial local bnsiness men who U. S. Separators Joseph B. Wolf, an uncle of the bride, left field for a home run. On Monday afternoon Rocky Ridge devote their energy and experience toward promoting the best earn good money. They are Cream Savers. who married her parents thirty years It is stated that, M. S. M. and Y. M. defeated New Midway team on the interests of depositors. Let me prove it to you. ago. C. A. will again cross bats on Echo field latter's ground by a tightly played —This bank also offers every advantage of location, equipment, JAS. E. GRIMES, Mr. Howard Stauffer, of York, a Thursday, June 9. The score of Satur- game. New Midway's team consisted and courteous attention. student at the Theological Seminary, day's game: of Woodsboro, Unionbridge and Cen- Motters, Md. apr. 22-11 ts. has been elected secretary of the local tersville players, and some of their MT. ST. MARY'S. Y. M. C. A. Mr. Stauffer is an experi- own. The score was 6 to 5. Battery MININIIM enced man along this line—is a hustler HO A for Rocky Ridge Fox and Wood, for —and expects to increase the associa- Costello, 2b 1 23 4 0 New Midway, Fogle and Smith. Banking Hours, 9.00 to 3.00 I Buff Clover Seed tions membership an add new features Malloy, 3b 1 1 3 1 0 Mr. Ross Martin returned home from to its work. Barret, cf 0 0 1 1 Philadelphia on Saturday last. On Mon- JJ Open Every Saturday Evening from 7.00 to 9.00 annual High School commence- McHugh, c 0 08 1 0 day he returned to Philadelphia with The June 18-09-ly Sapling and Alsyke Seeds ment was held in Brua Chapel last Kelly, lb 0 1 10 0 1 his father. Thursday evening. The house was Fitzoms, If 0 01 0 0 Mr. C. J. Barrick has returned home Wymard, If 0 0 1 • 0 1 FEED AND MACHINERY crowded and an excellent program ren- from Boonsboro, Md., where he was a dered. Prof. Burgoon, principal of the Laughlin, ss 1 1 0 1 delegate to the Maryland Classis. IN STOCK Gettysburg schools was not able to be Walsh, cf 1 1 0 0 1 Mr. C. J. Barrick and Mr. James B. present on account of illness, and Coun- Engle, p 1 00 3 Black spent Tuesday in Lewistown and WEYBRIGHT'S ty superintendent Roth presided. High vicinity. school, class and national colors formed Totals 5 6 27 10 4 Miss Nettye Eyler is attending the THURMONT, MD. the decorations. The graduating class Y. M. C. A. Commencement exercises of Blue Ridge aug 2o-26ts Marylaild Illsilrallco Agolicy Co. numbered twenty-three. RHO AE College at Union Bridge. The annual Alumni banquet was held Nallin, 2b 1 0 1 4 1 Miss Bertha Eyler is visiting Mr. Ira OF BALTIMORE, MD. at the Eagle Hotel Friday evening, Peaster, c 0 0 10 2 0 Valentine. with about eighty members present, Byrd, lf 1 1 2 0 0 The Misses Smith, of Walkersville, CHAS.T.LEVINESS,JR., President. A number of toasts were responded to Morgan, ss 0 1 1 1 0 spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Grov- PEARRE'S and several impromptu addresses made. Gittinger, rf 1 2 1 0 0 er Barrick. Memorial Day in Gettysburg was, as Malone, lb 0 1 8 0 0 Mr. William H. Herd and wife, of usual, a gala day. The day donned Ryer, 3b 0 1 1 1 1 Westminster spent Saturday in this MODERN PHARMACY clear and remained so with the excep- Pearce, cf 0 0 0 0 1 place. IS tion of a light shower, which, however, Merchant, p 1 0 0 4 1 Your Home insured? You don't want to lose a lot of Albert L. Pearre did not come until after the conclusion of the ceremonies in the cemetery. Totals -4 6 24 12 4 MONEY Visitors began to arrive shortly after Score by innings: FREDERICK, - MARYLAND sun-up and by noon Gettysburg contain- M. S. M. 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 x-5 ACROSS THE LINE Then attend to you Protection at once for it is never so Maryland 186 ed a record-breaking crowd for Memor- Fred. 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0-4 TELEPHONES 3 ial Day. The W. M. R. R. brought Runs scored by Costello, Malloy, 0oao0-oo-00-oo0000o-o-00-o-0•0-0-0-0* NECESSARY june 25-ly thirteen extra train loads beside regular Laughlin, Walsh, Engle; Nallin, Byrd, Fairfield. —Sunday, June 5th, Rev. trains, the first of which arrived from Gittinger and Merchant. Home run, To Lock the Stable after someone has stolen your Horse. W. K. Fleck will be installed as pastor Frostburg, Md., shortly after seven Byrd. Stolen bases—Nallin, and Mc- Hugh, Double play Nallin to Peaster to of the Lutheran Church. The Rev. o'clock. The P. & R. R. R. also brought Malone. Base on ball, off Engle, 2 off Singmaster will deliver the charge to a large number, besides numerous auto- Merchant, 1. Struck out by Merchant The Company is Represented in Emmitsburg by the congregation at 10 A. M., and in mobile and driving parties. 10, by Engle 5. Umpire Mr. Liddy. EMMITSBURG the evening at 7.50 Rev. Weigle will The parade, in charge of Chief Mar- Time of game 2 hours. E. L. HIGBEE, Chronicle Office. deliver the charge to the pastor. shall W. A. McIlhenny and aides Dr. A very pretty wedding took place at Three deer were seen gamboling about Henry Stewart and Morris W. Stans- St. Anthony's last Wednesday morn- HALLER & NEWMAN, Managers, 12 West Patrick Street, Frederick, Md. the field of Samuel Walter near the bury, formed on Chambersburg street ing when Miss Mary McNulty, the station Sunday morning. Frightened HOME -- BAKERY, and moved out Baltimore street prompt- elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. We Handle Every Known Branch of Insurance. by a passing freight train they took to ly at 1.30 o'clock in the following order: McNulty, of Mt. St. Mary's became the mountains. June 26 '08-Iyr Gettysburg Band. the wife of Mr. Simon Oaster, of Doyles- & Homier Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barr and child Rosensteel York Cadets (Incorporated) under town Pa. On entering the church and Mr. and Mrs. William Izer and Mr. command of Capt. Wm. C. Kraber. the nuptial march was played by Miss Proprietors John Rider, all of York, visited friends Co. B, Sons of Veterans, under com- Emma Moore. The marriage cere- and relatives in this place on Sunday mand of Lieut. Walter H. Ziegler. mony was performed by Rev. G. H. and Monday. All other Sons of Veterans, Patriotic Tragesser, who was celebrant of the Mr. and Mrs. Gross Beaver and child Organizations and Civic Associations. Nuptial High Mass which immediately and Mr. and Mrs. Philip King, of Way- BREAD, ROLLS, Ex-Soldiers of Spanish War. followed and which was served by the nesboro, were in town on Sunday. Grand Army of the Republic and ex- brides's brother, Mr. James McNulty Mr. Charles Hockensmith and two Soldiers. and Mr. James McDonnell a brother of CAKES, PIES children spent Saturday with Mrs. Boyd. Upon reaching the Cemetery the im- the bridesmaid, Miss Emma McDonnell. The Citizens' National Bank Memorial services Sunday afternoon pressive ceremony of strewing flowers The bride was dressed in white silk, last were very elaborate. Messrs. A. on the graves by school children was and wore a long white veil with a WEDDING and BIRTHDAY GAKES Musselman, Swope, McCreary, Har- performed. This is regarded as one of crown of wax flowers. The brides OF FREDERICK, MD. baugh and Landis, composing the Glee Made to Order the most interesting sights of the day. maid, Miss Emma McDonnell, of Balti- Club, furnished the music. After this the program was carried more, was also gowned in white. Mr. James Marshall is visiting his CAPITAL $100,000 out as follows : The altars were beautifully decorated CREAM PUFFS, CHOCOLATE brother in York. Ceremonies of the Grand Army of the for the occasion with candles and white Mr. Percival Sullivan, formerly of SURPLUS $300,000 Republic. flowers. After Mass the newly married ECLAIRS, MACAROONS this place, now of Philadelphia is visit- Strewing of flowers by pupils of Pub- couple went to the home of the bride's ing here. J. D. BAKER President. and LADY FINGERS lic Schools, Veterans and others. parents where a wedding breakfast WM. G. BAKER - Vice President. Dirge by Gettysburg Band. was served. The dinner was laid at H. D. BAKER Vice President. Taps, Bugles, Salute fired by Cadets one o'clock. Those present were Revs. 0-0000-00 00 0 0 -0004040-00 0 00 0 0-0 WM. G. ZIMMERMAN Cashier. A SPECIALTY. SAMUEL G. DUVALL - Asst. and Co. B. G. H. Tragesser, Rev. Dominic Brown, Cashier. AT ROSTRUM. Rev. J. J. Tierney, Mr. and Mrs. Simon FRIENDS' CREEK. DIRECTORS. Music by the Band. Oaster, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. McNulty, Mr. and Mrs. James Seltzer, Mr. and GEO. WM. SMITH, THOS. H. HALLER, Prayer by Rev. J. B. Baker. JOHN S. RAMSBURG, DANIEL BAKER, Hoke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles cr0000-crao-o-oo-o-o-o-o-000-o-o-o-oo-Goo Recitation of Lincoln's Gettysburg Mrs. John WM. G. BAKER, C. H. CONLEY, M. D. Address by Hon. S. McSwope. Geiselman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carrill, of Baltimore is C. M. THOMAS, C. E. CLINE, Daisy Fly Killers Oration by the Hon. J. Sloat Fassett, Louis Krug and daughter Rose, Messrs. spending a few weeks with their son D. E. KEFAUVER, P. L. HARGETT, JUDGE J. C. MOTTER, J. D. BAKER. M. C. John Oaster, of McSherrystown, Pa.; and daughter, Dr. B. F. Carrill and Band. Joseph Oaster, of Edge Grove, Pa.; Mrs. John Faulstick, Music by the NOTICE. Benediction by Rev. T. C. Billheimer- Joseph McNulty, James McDonnell, Mrs. Joseph Eyler and grandson, The Rostrum was reserved for mem- James Frank and Bert McNulty, Mrs. Russell, of near Westminster, visited On November the 1st, 1909, this Bank increased its interest rate to Four (49) per cent. per annum on all its special interest bearing de- At 20 Cents bers of the G. A. R. and ex-soldiers. Jas. Rosensteel, Mrs. Aloysius Baker, Mr. Martin Eyler and Miss Annie Ey- posits, said deposits to remain in all other respects subject to the provis- The usual large crowd of people was Misses Martha Corry, Mary L. Knott, ler. ions of the contracts under which they were made. in the Cemetery and all that could get Alice McNulty, Emma McDonnell, Mr. Chester Faulstick is employed at Referring to the above notice, it is not necessary for any depositor Addie Rosensteel and Ruth Cool. Dur- Will Prove Satisfactory within hearing distance of the rostrum the State Sanitorium. to present his or her book to have any change made. The 4',; rate, will, Most ing the day Rt. Rev. Bishop Monahan, of course, also be paid on new deposits made of the same class. listened with interest to the address of of Wilmington, Del., who was on a Mr. William Duffey, of Fountain Fassett, visit to the College, expressed what a Dale, spent Sunday with his parents. This bank offers first-class facilities for the transacting of your To Those Who Hon. J. Stoat which was a general Banking business. Object to masterly oration. pleasure it was for him on this visit to Mr. W. H. Kipe, who was ill, is im- the college to give the newly married proved. July3 '09-ly A dog, supposed to be mad, made its couple his blessing. Among the other appearance on Hanover street about six callers during the day were Revs. B. J. Mr. Harry Kipe, of Hagerstown, Their Food o'clock Sunday evening. It was follow- Bradley, Rev. J. Y. Burke and Rev. spent a few days with relatives in this Flies in ed to the edge of town, where it was Philip Gallagher, Rev. P. A. Coad and place. Prof. Edward Kirwan, of Mt. St Mary's Mrs. W. H. Kipe, Mrs. R. L. Eyler despatched by C. Roy Rupp. College. An automobile line, from Caledonia In the evening a reception and dance and Miss Rhoda Kipe called at the Do You Wear Flies in Their Drink to Gettysburg, making three round were given at the home of the bride's home of Mr. Martin Eyler on Sunday. trips daily, began operations on May parents. The young couple received Mr. L. P. McKissic, of Eyler's Val- The line many presents, At a late hour a large ley, and Mr. Howard Clarke, of Foun- "Made-to-Order" CLOTHES 23rd. has been well patronized. table was prepared and a luncheon The curb market is steadily growing served. Those present were Messrs. taindale, were the guests of Mrs. C. Every Garment guaranteed to fit. You judge the fit. and Flies Anywhere Else in favor and patronized liberally. On James A. Rosensteel, Robert Tawney, Hardman. Tuesday of this week thirty stalls were George Baker, Ernest Seltzer, Ernest Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kipe and young- Wetzel, Peter Gebhart, William Seltz- est child, of Rouzerville, spent a day Don't Pay Fancy Prices occupied. er, Allen Krietz, Joseph and James with Mr. W. T. Miller. The college baseball team met defeat McNulty, Frank and Albert McNulty, Your Suit "Made" as you like it and your choice of two lines to select from. on the home grounds Monday morning William and George Rosensteel, Fran- Mr. R. L. Eyler and son, Fleet, call- Ask to see Samples and Prices, Samples in Clothing Dept., 2nd Floor. at the hands of Dickinson College team, cis Kelly and Edward Seltzer; Mrs. ed at the home of Mr. W. T. Miller. Score 6 to 2. James Seltzer, Misses Emma McDon- Mr. A. W. Gallion, who was spending nell. Ada Wagner, Mary L. Knott, NOW FOR STRAW HATS E. E. Z1111111111111 Sophie Wetzel, Alice McNulty, Mary some time with his daughter, Mrs. S. For the Canary Bird. Seltzer and Lillian Brown. C. Kipe, has returned to his home at PUBLIC SQUARE Furniture Dealer Seed, Sand, Cuttlefish, Manna, Tonic, Bradfording. CHARLES ROTERING 86 SONS EMMITSBURG, MD. Ice cream by Mr. Luther Alexander is on the sick Cages, Seed and Water Cups, at Mc- measure and plate at STRICTLY CASH ON THE SQUARE CARDELL'S. 6-3-2t ZACHARIAS'. may 27-4ts. list. Feb 26-10-ly rrkly Tilrottirlt 4 The Gunpowder Fourth. "Long Live the Ring!" Old Westminster Hall. William Cleaver nuisance Fourth is a modern de- The expression "The king is dead; precedent for "swing- To Professor of old Westminster The lished the The selection folks formerly burn- king!" indicates some- to cur- the remains velopment. Young long live the rritly Tigunirtg and cer- Wilkinson who, according hall as a fitting place for for ing around the circle" ed all the powder they could pay thing deeper than the fickle emotions under- of King Edward to lie in state recalls no rent comment, does not to their hearts' content a people. The king is an institu- EMMITS- in this particular, if in of one of the and shouted of PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT tainly the unique history the verse makers so rarely without jarring anybody's nerves. tion and can but live so long as BURG. MARYLAND. can be said to be stand why world's notable shrines. Originally other, Mr. Taft was room for all sorts of noisy lasts. When a president of in any of their before the discovery of There monarchy out the speak of the nose built 400 years village and even dies in office the PROPRIETOR, strenuously carrying destroy- doings all around the the United States STERLING GAIT, EDITOR AND this America, it has been partially domi- he rhymes, we humbly submit on the town common. It broke up the event precipitates a crisis in the Roosevelt policies. Already ed by fire, restored and remodeled and advance: Six life to awaken the He was elected to stand TERMS:—One Dollar a year in dull monotony of nant party. subscriptions, Three punky platitude: put to a variety of uses in connection months, 50 cents. Trial has exhausted the fund of $25,000, a year. As towns grew policies. A king has no pol- much deplore the in the life of the echoes once for certain months. 25 cents. To you, kind sir, who with dramatic events there A party RATES made known on applica- by Congress for dense, house crowding on house, icies in the partisan sense. AVERTISING appropriated lack English nation. tion at this office. from fire and rever- built up around his policies the right to decline nose does smack, now practical- developed danger may be THE PROPRIETOR reserves presidential travelling expenses, Of poetry that of the In early times the hall dis- which he may deem objection- berations that are a nuisance. and the fall of that party be more any advertisements offer just a bit of old advice to public uses was the meet- able. yet completed his We ly closed from the towns death of the monarch. be paid to and he has not once or twice, Ed- People are driven turbing than the NO ATTENTION whatever will And pray you read it over ing place of parliament. There cities on the Fourth in search of In Great Britain the king is far more anonymous contributions. for the year. life be this the burden of your song: Richard II. were depos- and offered for publication will be tour In ward H. and and where par- MANUSCRIPTS by it don't quiet. They find it in the woods at the mercy of parliament, if unavailable, when accompanied visited "Don't stick your nose in where I. condemned and Oliver returned Up to this time he has ed, Charles streams. Those than the president stamps. The along the shore or the ty power is potent, AND POTOMAC PHONE. belong." Cromwell hailed lord protector. it of CHESAPEAKE sections of the country. En who want noise could as well make of the United States Is at the mercy all memorable trial of Warren Hastings January 1, 1909, expanse, where It The people—that is, the ma- Entered as second-class matter his views— Westminster, and out in tile open congress. at Emmitsburg, Md., under the route he has given SENATOR DOLLIVER came pretty took place in old at the post office would disturb nobody and do no dam- jority, which is again the dominant Act of March 3,1879. several political offenders were too sound, it would appear the nail on the head there of a quiet day would the president and declare none near hitting The fast corona- age. Then lovers party—make sentenced to death. fit- guides FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1910. and among to of find it at home, to many the most his policies. The constitution —on many questions, when he recently referred within its wails was that tion With the noise and dan- him. Great Britain has the connected with ting place. and protects indepen- blunders, after slapping Taft as "a good man George IV. Although the con- THE CHRONICLE Will be other President ger removed from crowded precincts no written constitution, and new Westminster palaces, or politics, progressive in spirit west squarely in who know the be made safe and sane, at the will of the peo- dent in people of the surrounded by people the old hall re- the Fourth can stitution changes conceives houses of parliament, with- and a champion of what it he has It according to everybody's notion, ple declared through parliament. al- the face from a distance, exactly what they want." tains its distinctive name. Through to be right. Its columns will denaturing it completely. enough, the people of mo- to tell members of parliament may out Strangely open for a dignified dis- hurried out to their homes been demonstrated almost its portals can more speedily and ways be has a private en- narchical Britain any subject reach their seats by of a ship- the cussion by the people of them in person that he did right. day that these chosen few The deaths are recorded directly influence the policies of interesting, every trance. a retired riv- that may seem to them necessary master aged eighty-four, king—that is to say, of the throne— be a benefit Incidentally, it is not getting nearly everything and board of United or that may in anywise are er steamboat owner than can the people of the Party platforms do not count with a to the community at large. effect. It has seem- their hands for. operator of the same age and policies of their president. to state the they hold out he opposes a bill trade States the The Ch?oniele, Senator Aldrich when who was govern- [Editorial from Taft's pro- former locomotive engineer So, in a sense, our democratic ed to be a part of Mr. that admitting New Mexico and June 8, 1906.1 of the like The relation of occupa- than the monarchy WITH six telescopes on the roof He is regular eighty-nine. ment is more stable just after upholding the Arizona to statehood. of the things gramme, Congressmen ought to be able tion to longevity is one of Great Britain. Capitol, u-hen he can have his way and an in- sometimes ques- drifting.—Balti- is slow in finding out. unpopular and to see whither we are cannot. science 1910 JUNE 1910 surgent when he Georgia says be prominent more Sun. Governor Brown of tionable act of a twenty-five years of opera would be Sun. non. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Norway women believes that grand But it must be borne order to *avoid criticism or betray- it's a safe bet if it "regular" or perhaps a member Perhaps. In age can now vote, but much more enjoyable and popular 3 4 it may become neces- lose ...... 1 2 Con- ]I of confirlence the "sweet sixteen" age will in English. The difference family, to take a in mind that the average the that were given 11 of his official for our public men to sacrifice swains of 5 6 7 8 9 10 sary no popularity amoug Norway between Governor Brown and a lot town never looks upward. dictation and labori- 14 15 16 17 18 special train and at every gressman conveniences of and maidens for all that. Is that he is candid and 12 13 pen and other people on the floor of ously write everything with 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 city to tell an indignant Six microscopes unashamed. and element in the Ballin- 26 27 28 29 30 .. .. are either House would be more to ink. The personal populace that his proteges ger controversy is obscuring the real of becoming popular May has The task • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Publicity of election expenses tneantime somebody the infallible and the public all wrong. the point. Issue, and ill the be impossible to George V., but thrown another member of par- the public re- just may steal Alaska while task of meeting the constitutional Nor does it seem that the Presi- out of his seat, which proves IT may be counted :on that the liament isn't looking. quirements is easy. Nothing indicates intended for publi- about put- the scheme has a stinger in it. house ci Communications dent knows very much that that the new head of the royal paper, letters of a busi- is forever making use comet will make cation in this man who If some wandering is not equal to that. ting his affairs in good hands, either cross his earth of England ness nature in relation to the Chronicle, of the quotation, "The laborer is King George should an advance date for striking the Printing to be his office for do some crossing of palms to have an army In the and all orders for Job even when he leaves fingers or society will guarantee King George V. is very much be addressed to worthy of his hire," is referring The professional lookers hand to receive it. who is done at this office should of golf. Every time he with silver. of "undesirables" on position of the substitute hitter a game also be are knocking him. and a THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE. to himself. And it may into the future sent to bat with the bases full away from home some- many Americans who left ventures A good run needed to tie the score. observed that his hire is always necessarily mean a cure home body on his staff blows up or A. cool May doesn't for Canada found one winter SCHOOL. than anybody freak is abroad, but it is well enough now to re- by force all THE HIGH has a good deal higher that a comet and are feeling This prevention of war makes a bull of a matter that by bulging cellar bins the The scholastic year is at an end else's. usually followed turn home. depends upon the amount of force confidential consider- and haystacks. can put up. been under the fighting fellows and another graduating class is The man who saw the flag on and is yet unsettled. There- beginning to love President not barred is also ation WE'RE Big hats and long hatpins summit of Mount McKinley The colonel's visit created no excite- about to enter that big university he has made.— appear that, in Taft for the Democrats funeral, only ladles to show proofs. then nothing ever individual fore it would at King Edward's challenged ment in Holland, but in which character, The Oklahomian. asked to "kindly refrain." Holland. order to save even half of his wars are excites merit, high motives, loyalty to We'd simply adore him if he'd Most of Latin America's ought to stay in- Milky way will but earthquakes down are now up to the bacon, Mr. Taft over- It is to be hoped the mere fakes, The census figures principles, honesty and persever- get real busy with that the comet real things. doors and "attend strictly to not turn sour at the notice there are tile arithmetic men of the bureau. alone be considered majority in Pennsyl- Is getting. ance will whelming too many either business," one of the first things Too many men in Butte, The adjectives work all right when the diploma of success is vania. Some folks should as far as his own It's a well balanced brain that is not girls in BOSt011. way in "famous ugly men." University on the docket, finally awarded—the being "dreaming now of Halley." emigrate. peace of mind is concerned, small task to look and World Politics. Real Life. "IT is no England of of official cc- Will the Maine Be Raised? is naturally much speculation to revise his list on little money," says an The Inauguration Amendment. There happy days spent in the well from Washington in King Edward's pass- The hand a few of The amendment to the constitution Information as to the effect of workers and to And yet Lincoln looks with the long delayed ap- of the powers old High School will never be for- exchange. providing for a change in the date of connection ing upon the alignment hats. pas- for "raising the Maine" boasted of her it now. them their pretty well on those copper pen- inaugurating a president failed of propriation England formerly gotten by those who leave for the belief that the meaning that she presidents have had sage by a vote so narrow that its ad- gives reason "splendid isolation." been Former nies. be raised intact as the other Nor will these days have nmy reasonably hope for ulti- wreck may never was free from alliance, while to some vocates bodies of the knack of travelling to It is today. Recovery of the European powers were bound by vain if in the years to is a man who mate triumph. The proposition great spent in OUR idea of egotist entombed in the mud em- to hold purpose, and some of them have to a date which would favor the heroes treaties or agreements intended within thinks he is as good as Colonel Roose- change the only thing come the lessons learned has led to a dis- banked hold seems to be them together against the world. the knack of knowing a man ought to be—Detroit outdoor ceremonies elimina- possessed velt says The provided for. The at the height of its its walls are rightly applied. cussion of much practical value. positively England stood to fire them. Free Press. to navigation as- who to fire and when need not necessarily be tion of an obstruction splendid isolation when Edward thing for the Inauguration the It is a fortunate Roosevelt pretty much of the in- the probing of the mystery of in 1901. At that But Mr. Taft thus far has been Isn't delayed so as to fall within and cended the throne that an institution in 1S9S are incidental in the powers were community these suits. an egotist ? clement period. explosion time the continental woefully short in both discussed. divisions—Germany, like the Emmitsburg High School November is generally a pleasant plans aligned in two quote a journal ev- appropriation of $100,000 seems in a triple alliance And after all—to EDITORIAL COMMENT month, and when it is fine it is in The Austria and Italy is located here, and it is fortunate De- for a thorough job. Recovery France in a dual alli- the present Ex- PRESS ASSOCIATION .ery way suitable for pageantry. small and Russia and quite friendly to FROM the bodies might its head there should be more reliable than and fitting burial of ance. He arranged an Anglo-French that at effec- cember is even This ecutive— "continuity and accomplished at that cost. ultimately being includ- in his ef- Shops For Schoolboys. March. A re-elected president could be alliance, Spain a man as indefatigable a popular de- formal policy and ad- recently has opened the second time feature has always been in the league, and also a tiveness of public New York city well be inaugurated to ed forts to produce good results and schools from had been mand. But for that the Impediment alliance with Japan. King are not favored by the shops of its industrial immediately after the result treaty of ministration to would probably have been that he will thorough in his work as to 5 p. In.. giving boys a chance declared, work that could be hastened navigation George has announced one as among 3 by dynamiting. over-much moving about hours at the bench if law required it. disposed of long ago look out for the "nation of shopkeep- as princi- put in two extra without detriment and its he who in his capacity defeat- will bury the wreck strengthen England's shouting crowds of people." daily. The more the city educators An importent provision of the Dynamite ers" and seek to much in so of at one blow. If the bodies may lead to en- pal accomplished so wrestle with the problem of turning ed amendment was for the selection mystery trade. That policy the public probably to beget from the schools the more in case of the death or in- are first revovered tanglements and is certain a time. out workers a president sink- short HOUSE CLEANING. is slow elect. to take interest in the and perhaps they favor the shop idea. It competency of the president will cease new trade friendships And if it has been a privilege here else, is the Maine. And now the season's work, but necessity, if nothing Such contingency is now unprovided ing of trade enmities. who to-night movement "back to the for the scholars when "cleaning house" urging on the for. States years again between the United Buffalo Bill for nearly thirty shop." Trade take their diplomas from this poor father Panama will ex- around the world takes place, and when number of town Mayor Gaynor is right in the focus and the republic of has been marching An ever increasing end- it received instruc- him to eight- eye. He has started an $22,000.(,00 for tile fiscal year showing what the west was when school, to have gets some jolts that make and city boys from fourteen of the public ceed the- and for the seven years the "frontier." With his retire- his year of age find that they must Ananias club, closed an indecent ing in June was tion from Mr. Strauss, grace. 'Tis hard to get een years of Panama came have only the story fall from Offices are over- and never makes a banquet speech since the republic ment we shall drop books for work. ater back association with the class make him of bees. It will approximate $100,- writers and historians to fall of close him in the game and and wages for beginners a without stirring up a hive into existence crowded nine-tenths of this total, cannot begin to equal of its Girls monopolize the to look like a strong movement 000,000. About upon, and they of 1910, the earnestness do his part, and harder still to mere pittance. begins mer- shows. confront speaking in very round terms, is the vividness of Colonel Cody's record store counters, and hard lines on the presidency. members and the excellent him when poor father gets exported from the United stop who shirks work with his chandise king the lad who has one-tenth This function of proclaiming a made by them must inevitably he hits the closed to all but The Episcopal clergyman States to Panama and about a start. For when hands. Factories are coun- the ages when it his pulpit to fight prohibition merchandise imported into this Is a survival from by their teacher as a of apprentices, and the manual resigned should be treasured garret and discovers lots a few of the sincerity of Was well that the new monarch places where the has given evidence try from that republic. con- schools are the only are right set upon his throne In a pleasant memory for future out the window goes may his convictons, whether they be publicly "trash," rudiments of mechanical trades to be com- that is the main thing. In celerity and dignity the manage- hurry, for there was likely templation. quick and every ambitious boy. or wrong. And the contents with a be mastered by wife murder case is a liv- ment of the Lustig petition. and sincerely con- It is a tedious road, yet there us all they These We heartily mighty crash. And photographs Between whilas of telling resembles the trial of \Vetter. dignity at the end of it. besides not have pageants and ing and true about comets and a lot how murder trials The English do gratulate both principal bandboxes by know examples show par- and albums and vigorously jotting in a cabinet resigns or a new astronomers are should be and can be conducted when the parents of these given out at Washington never new set of rulers pupil; to the score, have the torch applied, It is now mountain of facts they liament meets and a ranks sec- down a New York. ,- we offer that the United States navy hold. There is no more theatr young ladies and men father knows he'll see them knew before. takes and among the navies of the world, wo- the real government of of ond It is to be said in excuse for the calism about felicitations, and to each hoop- course, ranking first add to its our nevermore. Aunt Dinah's Great Britain's, of The Hague can quickly near Washington for England than about our own. Amer- out man who lived of 1910 we say, "God- and Germany's third. And yet by letting light through a presi- the class skirts, uncle's stock, and grand- reputation sixty-five years without seeing it a century or more congratu- controversy now railroad bill looks as though smile icans for foggy Newfoundland she had also not seen a cir- The speed and may fair Fortune vest, are grabbed their isolation, dent that end collision, but pa's 'broidered lated themselves on there for treatment. had been in a rear over cus. that the upon you." father and they meet the fate which made great armaments unneces- there are those who claim by personal popu- Uncle Joe Cannon's Japanese was a misplaced switch. they sary. None of the distinguished trouble of all the rest. And when by the fact that he larity is attested country gives any sign THE TRAVELLING PRESIDENT. for visitors to this not be expected of him in his fast and of a threatened increase of his own as a favorite topic the Too much should try to stop In view holds slightest acquaintance with im- The dignity of the presidential to whether of the new queen, with such. and rates, doubts arise as the anecdote artists. Hobson. England's wild career, father ups opinions of Mr. as Alexandra and by the have been raised voluntarily mediate predecessors office is hardly enhanced wages people who some things that are not or Involun- There must be a host of says by some of the railways tile comet its due, including Victoria. uncalled-for custom that has comet seventy-five years Give This makes by the passengers and shippers. saw Halley's and garden prod very nice to hear. tarily watch leafy trees, flowers of the commercial in late years among if they took the trouble to It shows a lack grown up ago of the average schedule. and him get another move—it just grows ucts ahead in doctors to advocate a safe occupants of the White House— The Ballinger controversy out. spirit prompts hotter without promising in passenger sane Fourth. whets up his ire—and hotter and and graft- The threatened rise Chief Magistrate lend- forbearance It's about time for crooks that of the to reach its finish. The warning to vacationers to the him to take hold again and build a loving cup to the dis- rates is a a frequent item !T1 long ago came to an end. ers to present Nowadays ing his presence to advertise of the public get busy early. "president is back in anew the fire. At last the em- coverer of legal technicalities. news Is that the colleges, clubs, political sensa- schools, bers smoulder and when falls the Taft himself springs fewer is not a one night stand Washington." drowning season opened with a Halley's boards of trade knows his predecessor, but his ad- The all try to get front organizations, friendly night Father tions than threatens to make it ri- comet, so don't of these "joy rides" end in to be "up and do- sendoff which Woo many to well that he has helped ministration seems seats at once. and other things too numerous blamed val the automobile' season. Irides to the graveyard. house all right. ing" just the same. mention. Mr. Roosevelt estab- to "clean" the Olw rthig TIgattirle

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GOLD & SILVER Key June 5th, 1910. sending to save us from our troubles? & Stem-Winding Verse 27.-When, if ever, is there WAFDIHHE and Summer Styles Jesus Walks on the Sea.-Matt. xiv : Fine Horses and First-Class Spring need for a true disciple to be afraid of 22-36. VINCENT SEBOLD, Carriages. Golden Text.-Then they that were anything? ATTORNEY-AT-LAW., in the ship came and worshipped him, Give a reasoned answer to the follow- Offices Sebold Building, F- NEW LOT OF SHOES saying: Of a truth thou art the Son ing, Is God literally in every circum- Public Square, Emmitsburg, Md. Teams for Drumme:s and of God. Matt. xiv: 33. stance, and does He speak with words On Mondays and Tuesdays at Frederick. On Thursdays at Thurmont National Bank. Both Pleasure Parties a Specialty 1910 Verse 22.-What remarkable event of cheer in every event, whether loss 'Phones-C. &P., Emmitsburg, 22-2: Frederick 910 County, Emmitsburg,27. dec7-tf may 7 00-ly AND OXFORDS had immediately preceded this lesson? or gain, or pain or pleasure, to the dis- ciple who has spirtual faculties to see Why did Jesus want to scatter the and hear God? multitude? (See John vi: 15.) Lot of Sample Shoes and Oxfords Verses 28-31.-Was it wise or profit- Why did he, probably, send the dis- able for Peter to have made this daring ciples away even before he dismissed venture, seeing his faith failed him? Latest Styles. Moderate Prices. the multitude? g • When God invites us, or bids us, do If the rulers of the Jews, and not the g ,/, •-' ,),,f,,, - anything no matter how hazardous, common people only, had wanted to , should we do it,even if our hearts trem- 1 crown Jesus king, would he have re- M. FRANK ROWE, ble at the anticipated result, or should Faultless expression of sisted them? Why or why not? we get the full assurance of faith first? g surpassing style charac- EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND Verse 33.-Why did Jesus need soli- ED Is it wise or otherwise, and why, for tude and private prayer? ter in the new oxfords. us to attempt every thing that Jesus Exclusive models at How much solitude, and private pray- did? er, are essential to one who would have very at tr ac tiv e prices. the spirit and do the work of Jesus? What are the limitations to our duty, MOTTER BROS, 86 CO, and privilege in duplicating the life of 1 What Everybody Verse 24.-Why does god permit his Jesus? Lowenstein & Wertheimer, Frederick Md. BANKERS AND BROKERS children to be so "tossed with waves" How much risk is there of failure, if .... _A when they are on the voyage he has x,i,..,...... -2,-....,,;-,,K.,z,.,-.,..,,tc--.4)...... ,swp•I sent them? we attempt to do all God commands us? Should Know! * Which are most blessed, and why, Verses 32-33.-Could any ship sink in We transact a general BROK- that day with Jesus on board, and what ERAGE those Christians that have a stormy That you can buy everything in BUSINESS, including voyage and contrary winds through does your answer suggest, as to the the purchase and sale of STOCKS, safety of all to-day who take Jesus for the line of life, or those that have fair weather and BONDS, and other securities, favorable winds? (This queetion must their captain? Furniture, Carpet, which we carry upon favorable must be answered in writing by mem- If they worshipped the man Jesus in Matting, Oilcloth, terms. bers of the club.) the same way as God should be wor- A FAIR EXCHANGE Verse 25.-Why did Jesus leave them shipped, what comment have you on Linoleum, Rugs, We give SPECIAL ATTEN- in their distress so long? and why does their act ? Pictures, Victor And TION to the investment demand God often permit His children to be Verses 34-36.-How much benefit for HIGH GRADE BONDS. buffeted with wind and waves until it would it be to-day, if all the people of Edison Talking longer have seems there is ho hope for the ship? this community would bring their MA NY people have things that they no ilachines And Records, Our direct private wire system sick reaches every financial center in Verse 26.-The disciples saw Jesus ones to Jesus? use for, but keep them in the house, taking up room Machines, coming at last, but why is that any Lesson for Sewing the country, and we are prepared Sunday, June 12, 1910. The and doing no one any good. Organs, Pianos, etc. ground for hope that God will, when we Canaanitsh Woman. Matt: xv: 21-28. to execute orders on all the ex- are in trouble, come to our rescue in Better sell or trade off things you don't want. Adver- This is the question to be answered changes. time to prevent any real disaster? find that there are people ready to AT in writing by members of the club in tise them and you will We are pleased at all times to Can you give any examples, besides competition for the prizes. Every take them and pay cash, or trade for them. You will answer inquiries upon financial this, of being afraid of the very mes- subscriber and members of subscribers' M. F. SHUFF'S find it easy through the Columns of subjects. senger, or circumsttnce, that God is families belong to this club. W. Main St., Opp. Presbyterian Church. Interest allowed on daily bal- Compare Goods and I will guarantee So Careless. The Census Bureau has begun the prices with any Dealer in the land. ances. Child-"Mama, mama, my piece of work of enumerating the population buyers. Terms to suit bread and butter has dropt on the but- from the individual census cards, and MOTTER BROS. & CO. tered side!" the complete census of some cities may Funeral Director and Mama (to THE CHRONICLE Embalmer, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Nurse)-"Mary, I must be announced within a fortnight. Di- beg that you will be having 30years'experience in this branch more careful to rector Durand estimates that the popu- of the business I feel I can give satis- FREDERICK, MD. butter Elsie's bread on the right side." lation of the United States is in the faction in all cases. Aug 13-09-1 y r -Meggendorfer Blaetter. neighborhood of 100,000,000. 1.11M.ONW ommr-emo•-••••-•••••••=•-•••••••••••••••••••••Mill 1g Pry/tide 5 tritig The Ladies of the Reformed Church 000000000000000.00-0-00 MEMORIAL DAY hold a fete on Dr. D. E. Stone's 00-00000000000.5.0000000000 will OBSERVANCE lawn, Saturday afternoon and evening, H. M. Ashbaugh June 4. Ice cream, cakes, candies and LOCAL BREVITIES • • • • CHURCH NEWS page 1.) Plow and Wagon Doctor PERSONALS. !Ot (Continued from strawberries. may 20-3ts go In addition to my Black smithing School Kerrigan, Mondorff and Rowe I am carrying a nice line of o-o-o-000-ocso-o-o-o-ocsoo-o-o-o-o-o ocrao 040•C all out at first. Score 0-0. HARDWARE, such as 0-0000000045000-0-0-045-0-0.0.045-0004 were EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. Mary- Readings from THE CHRONICLE Stand- Emmitsburg's Of THE CHRONICLE IO publish At the annual meeting of the The second inning saw Plows, Bolts, Picas, It is the aim week ending Spokes, Rims, as many personal and social items as possible. of the Reformed Church at ard Thermometer for first run. The first two visitors fanned. but it frequently happens that those who land Classis of applicants for of all kinds them, and those who were elected to June 3: a hit, and Eyler was out The examination Shovels, Handles have guests visiting Boonsboro delegates Hensley made Certificates and Free Scholar- entertain, fail to send a list of their friends, 4 P. M. an error Teachers' account of these events, to this office. the General Synod which meets in Can- 8 A. M. 12 M. at first. Frailey was safe on ships will be held in the Frederick Girls' and Farmers' supplies. or an are always Readers who live at a distance ton, Ohio, May 4, 1911, and to the Po- Friday 65 68 of Roots' and stole second, Arnold was High School Building, East Church interested in what is going on "at home," Emmitsburg, Maryland. reason, If for no other, this col- which meets in Altoona, Saturday 65 74 78 on a foul fly. Just then Topper hit Street, on and for that It is of tomac Synod out umn should be filled every week. dele- 69 71 72 bags and Frailey Thursday, May 20-13t,. course understood that anonymous contri- Pa., next October. Among the Monday the ball hard for two Tuesday, Wednesday and butions will not be published. Names of is Elder M. 57 59 61 got a pass, Seabrook 22 and 23, 1910. items will be withheld. gates to the General Synod Tuesday scored. Stokes June 21, persons furnishing 63 63 second. G. Motter, from Washington. Rev. A. Wednesday 53 struck out and Cook flied to Morning sessions will begin promptly Messrs. William Frailey and Charles LOCAL. Gluck and Dr. Motter were named Thursday 60 69 76 Score 1-0. at 9.30 o'clock, afternoon sessions at BUSINESS spent Sunday in Gettys- M. Eichelberger the delegates to the Potomac Friday 54 Third inning: Freshman got to first 1.30 o'clock. among for First Grade Certifi- burg. was elected a mem- error, Creager and Root fanned Applicants HAVE your Watches, Clocks and Jew- Synod. Mr. Gluck on an will be examined in Orthography, Eyster who J. B. Kerschner and Mr. B. fly to Rowe. cates elry repaired by George T. Mrs. ber of the standing committee on home and Eyler was out on a foul Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geog- and has always on visiting in Hagers- The board of commissioners and bur- warrants the same M. Kerschner are missions. Again Emmitsburg tallied. Kerrigan raphy, United States History, English, a large stock of watches, clocks. have granted a franchise to Mr. B. hand town. gess was out at first, Mondorff got to Grammar, Book-keeping, Algebra, Nat- jewelry and silverware. M. Kerschner for electric light, heat ural Philosophy, Physiology, Plane On Sunday Mr. Mehrle Moritz took The Presbyterian parsonage is being first base on an error of Creager, and power at their meeting on Monday Geometry(four books), General History, Prof P. F. Strauss on an auto tour to repainted. stole third and when Rowe drew the and State Constitutions,Theory night. Further notice of this franchise National Fairfield, Gettysburg, Hanover, York, ball by attempting the squeeze play and Practice of Teaching, and Laws and NOTARY PUBLIC will shortly be published. System of Littlestown, Taneytown and home. Rev. Mr. Hensley of the Presbyterian Mondorff scored. Rowe was out. Ar- By-Laws of the Public School A. A. HORNER Maryland. of Waynesboro, Church delivered the oration on Memor- nold fanned. Score 2-0. OFFICE: Banking House of Miss Ruth Hunter, Sewer connections have been made Applicants for Second Grade Certifi- Misses Beam at "Rose ial Day. Mr. Hensley in the short time Thurmont got its only run in the be examined in Orthography, ANNAN, HORNER & CO. is visiting the with the residence of Drs. Eichelber- cates will he has been here has made for himself fourth. Creager knocked a fly to Ker- Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geog- MD. Hill." ger on the Square. This necessitated English EMMITSBURG, friends not only in his congrega- rigan and Birely fanned. Anders sent raphy, United States History, may 20210-1y The Misses Barbara and Tabitha many of a trench across the of Maryland, Alge- community. the digging to Seabrook in right who Grammar, History Monday at Pen Mar. tion but throughout the a pretty one Physiology, Nation- Beam spent square. be- bra (to quadratics), muffed it and before the ball had al and State Constitutions, Theory and THE FIRST APPLICATION RELIEVES. Mr. and Mrs. Rice, of South Deer- Letters To The Editor. come settled Anders had scored. Hen- Practice of Teaching, and Laws and If you are suffering from Eczema,Itch, have been visiting Mr. people attracted to the High of the skin, field, Mass., The sley flied to Mondorff. For Emmits- By-Laws of the Public School Systeml Acne or any inflammation this week have you will find and Mrs. F. Harry Gross. [The Editor would have it understood that he School commencement out, being hit in of Maryland. responsible for the views expressed in burg, Arnold struck examinations for schol- Paul and Ernest Welty, who is not and publish- made the streets lively. Competitive Messrs. communications addressed to him the face with the ball on the 3rd strike. arship for a boy at St. John's College, in this place, have ed in THE CHRONICLE.) have been visiting No attention will be paid to anonymous Topper was out second to first. Stokes for a boy at Charlotte Hall School, and - Za Memorial Day emphasized the fact and Ec returned to their home in Waynesboro. communications. took a trip as a dead head, but was for scholarships at the Baltimore that holidays spent in this community Frostburg Normal schools will be held Miss Mary Welty, of Waynesboro, is Editor of the Chronicle: caught trying to burglarise second. a reliefand permanent cure. Ha• than in other at the same time and place. speedy Mrs. are far more pleasant used as directed. spending some time with Mr. and Dear Sir: Score 2-1 favor E. H. S. No certificate of qualification as a never failed when places, especially for our people. Enough for one-half pint oflotion, sent Tyson Lansinger of near town. Fifth and sixth saw nothing doing teacher shall be issued to any male un- It is useless to tell you that the cost noth- the lo- der nineteen years of age, or to any fe- for 25c in stamps, and it will Luther Hospelhorn and three forward to for either side. In the seventh to for use. Mrs. CHRONICLE is always looked A great deal of attention has been at- male under eighteen years of age. ing extra prepare Gettysburg, are visiting by an cals added another talley, when Stokes children, of more than any other publication, tracted to the magnificent rambler rose Examinations for colored applicants I MARITON DRUG MFG. CO., and Mrs. John Hospelhorn. I have heard some hit by the pitcher scored on a pretty will be held at the same time and place. Mr. ex-Emmitsburger. climbing the eastern end of Mr. John 2515 17th St., NAV. WASHINGTON,D. C Wil- concerning your sacrifice hit by Cook. Score 3 to 1. By order of the Board of County Mrs. Ernest Bankard and Mrs. very high compliments Mentzer's house on East Main street. of Frederick jan 21-10-ly who are Thurmomt. School Commissioners liam Stouffer, of Taneytown, and Mrs. paper by people in Creston, The whole wall of the house was one County. Baltimore, spent anxious to read it as I am. A R HO AE JOHN T. WHITE, Charles Wisotzkey, of about as mass of pink blossoms. Mr. Mentzer AB STRICTLY STAG me recently 27-3ts Secretary. Wednesday at the home of Mr. George prominent lady there told had a photograph taken of the bush. Creager, R., cf 3 0 1 1 0 0 may E. Clutz and Mr. William Warner. that she enjoyed reading my paper Root, ss 4 0 0 0 1 2 ESTATE because the news is SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL Miss Ada Wainer and Miss Lulu (THE CHRONICLE) A new floor has been laid in the cafe Eyler, H., lb 4 0 0 11 0 0 up, and both brief and 0 1 1 Bushman spent Sunday at Fountain so well gotten of the Hotel Spangler. Creager, E. 3b 4 0 0 Fieri Facias of am, By virtue of a writ of THE BUFFALO you success, I Dale and Monday at Pen Mar. clear. Wishing Birely, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 the State of Maryland, issued out of the yours, Miss Very truly A horse driven by Mr. John Clutz Anders, 2b 4 1 0 3 2 0 Circuit Court for Frederick County, LOUIS OTTE, Prop'r Mr. Smith Gilson and daughter, Feb- H. F. LINGG, Thursday morning, on Main Hensley, p 4 0 2 2 4 0 Maryland, being No. 17 Judicials Mabel, of Nein ..on, Iowa, visited Mr. took fright 1910, at the suit of Hal- Creston, Ia. strap broke, c 2 0 0 2 2 0 ruary Term, Basil Gilson. Mr. Gilson was born here street, when the backing Eyler, E. bert Poole and D. M. Devilbiss, part- Dining Rooms for Ladies (Mr. Lingg is traveling salesman for the 2 0 0 1 0 0 he was five years old. and ran off. Mr. Clutz stayed in Freshman, If ners, trading as Poole and Devilbiss, and and left when Machine Company, to the Vermont Farm vehicle and succeeded in stopping the Stoner, c 2 0 1 2 1 0 for officers fees against the lands and and Gentlemen. Forty-one years ago he returned a rights of Bellows Falls, Vt., who make of Mr. Stewart Annan's tenements, goods and chattels, Emmitsburg on his honeymoon and animal in front William H. Houck and specialty of separators and dairy ma- 32 1 4 22* 11 3 and credits of W. Patrick St., FREDERICK, MD. since that time has not been here. home near town. Ellen C. Houck and to me direct- 31-33 chinery.) Emmitsburg. I have seized and taken into June 25-ly Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln and Dr. and ed. F. J. Halm is having the shut- execution all the right, title, claim, Pebler and nephew, all of Wash- PRIMARIES Prof. AB R H o A in Mrs. CONGRESSIONAL street interest and estate either at law or stopped ters of his house on Gettysburg as 4 0 0 2 40 H. Houck ington, en route to Gettysburg OBLIGATORY SAYS STRAUSS Kerrigan, Equity of the said William and took tea with Mrs. Michael Hoke repainted. Mondorff, 2b 4 1 0 2 1 1 and Ellen C. Houck in and to the fol- THE OLD RELIABLE I) 11 '-t) lowing real estate to-wit: All that lot on Sunday. Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Republicans Meet To Rescind Action of Rowe, c 4' 0 The Emmitsburg Railroad has added Of ground containing TWO ACRES, two Pebler were fru merly the Misses Ty- To Election, — Frailey, If, 3b 4 1 .0 4 00 perches of Mutual Insurance Company April 27 In Re:erence locomotive. roods and thirty-nine square to its equipment a new Arnold, 3b, If 3 0 1 1 1 1 less, together with the son. Application of Law. land, more or OF FREDERICK COUNTY. Topper, lb 3 0 1 6 00 improvements thereon consisting of a The Misses Anna Felix, Nellie Rowe, The Maryland Republican State com- FREDERICK GETS BUMPED HOUSE, Stokes, p 0 1 0 0 00 two-story frame DWELLING Sarah Lawrence, Fannie Hoke and Mr. mittee met Tuesday to rescind its ac- stable and other necessary outbuildings, ,ORGANIZED 1843 A. After Winning 28 Games Seabrook, rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 Robert Gillelan spent Memorial Day at tion of Apri127 in reference to Con- Y. M. C. situated about five miles Southeast of Three. Cook, cf 2 0 0 1 00 Frederick County, Mary- MARKET ST. Pen Mar. gressional elections. Loses Emmitsburg, OFFICE-46 NORTH ----- land, adjoining the lands of William MD. and the Misses General Strauss has given On Saturday Mount St. Mary's de- FREDERICK, Mr. Lucien Beam Attorney 27 3 2 27 7 3 Morrison and others, it being the same Helen Sellers and Ruth Patterson spent an opinion that the new primary law feated the Frederick Y. M. C. A. base- property conveyed by deed to Ella batted ball. A. C. MCCARDELL 0. C. WAREHIME in Thurmont. to Congressional elections. At ball team 5 to 4. This was the first * Arnold out, struck with Catharine Houck by Jeremiah Houck Thursday afteiaoon applies with batted ball. and re- President Secretary in 29 that Frederick has lost. On * Mondorff out struck bearing date January 17, 1902, Miss Marguerite Mitchell has return- the time of the meeting the committee game D. H. H. No. 15, Folio Athletic Club of Thurmont 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 corded in Liber SURPLUS $25,000 a visit of several days to Hag- was under the impression that the law Monday the Maryland etc., one of the land records of ed from Er- E. H. S. 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 x-3 216, did not thus apply, and plans for hold- Baltimore won a double-header. Frederick County,Maryland. And I here- NO PREMIUM NOTES REQUIRED erstown. rims Emmitsburg ing primaries and Congressional dis- rors were responsible for both defeats. Summary. Earned by give notice that Dr. George W. Welty, of Brookline, 1, Thurmont 0. Struck out by Stokes 9, INSURES ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY trict conventions were fixed. In fact, The scores were 5 to 1 and 5 to 3. On Saturday, June 11th, 1910, AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE AT RATES is here with his brother, Mr. F. A. by Hensley 3. Base on balls, off Stokes 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN STOCK Thomas Parran was so nominated last by pitched ball, Court House who is seriously ill. Party Lines Not Drawn. 1, off Hensley 2. Hit at 1 o'clock, P. M.. at the COMPANIES CHARGE Welty, in the Fifth district. Arnold, Stokes, Freshman, City, Maryland, I will week for Congress Mondorff, door in Frederick A Home Insurance Company for Home Insurers Declaring for nonpartisanship in the Two-base hits Topper and Stoner. offer for sale the said property so seized St. Euphemia's Club Opens the Season auction Recent Thurmont Improvements. management of Municipal affairs, and and taken in execution by public opened the sea- to the highest bidder for cash. Convey- CHARES F. ROWE, Agent, St. Euphemia's Club a new making the election of a Democrat as Ice cream by measure and plate at Mr. M. L. Creager is building ancing at the expense of the purchaser. son in a game with the second team of mayor of Frederick a surety, by re- ZACHARIAS'. may 27-4ts. MD. dwelling. WM. G. GRIMES, EMMITSBURG, Mt. St. Mary's College, on the latter's making a nomination inch 11. 10-17 Miss Effie Winger is having another fraining from my 20-3 Sheriff of Frederick County. grounds yesterday afternoon. It took Ed. Schell, who was handsome residence erected. against John GUY K. MOTTER ten inning to decide the contest. Al- that office by the Demo- Mr. Charles Baxter sold his residence. nominated for though beaten the visitors had the bet- the Republicans of His new dwelling has been completed. crats last week, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ter of the argument all the way through. night, at a convention Lumber has been delivered for the Frederick Friday AT LAW Arnold retired seven men by the strike courthouse, put up the fol- erection of a store room at the W., F. held at the Will be in Emmitsburg Tuesday of compared with three that Mc- to be voted for at the to 4. Office at Public out route & G. station. This will be used by Mr. lowing ticket each week from 9 Coy fanned; Arnold allowed only four city election on June 14. Library Room. Frederick office tele- Sanford Shaffer, the local agent. june 3-10-tf to doubles, while phone number 30. Addressed were is two of which R. Heck. This hits, The Masons are having their lodge For City Register—Hiram McCoy was touched up for eight singles, Aldermen—John L. Johnson , rooms plastered and the room wired for For PUBLIC SALE a homer by Topper in the fifth J. M, Goodman, ' and electric lights. Clagett Ramsburg, Dr. which tallied Emmitsburg's first rur. Kefauver. Mr. R. A. Eyler has about completed H. Mehrl Gittinger, H. Milton By virtue of a power of sale contain- Mt. St. Mary's had only one earned en in the last will and testament of his new house on Main street. at ZACH- run, the rest being scored on errors and Bottled Coca-Cola on ice Lewis M. Motter deceased, and also by Mr. A. Weller's new house is finished. 27-44'. bad throws. The umpire was none too ARIAS'. may virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court County, Maryland. the Batteries were : St. Eu- In Thurmont Fight. of Frederick satisfactory. Knife Used Fort SALE—New rubber tire, falling undersigned executors, will sell at pub- M. S. phemia's, Arnold and Hemler ; On Saturday night John Wilhide cut Apply to lic sale on the premises described below. You top buggy, never used. McCoy and Horlihan. M., Jack Ridenour across the abdomen. The J. T. Fox, On Tuesday, June 28, at 11 o'clock, A.M. Score by innings : grudge and Ridenour Md. men held an old jun 3-2t. Thornbrook, Emmitsburg, the following described real estate of R H E who had warred him St. Eupheinia's 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0-1 9 5 attacked Wilhide which said Lewis M. Motter died, seized Mt. ,zt. Mary's I 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 1-5 4 3 that he would defend himself. The Run Down By Automobile. and possessed : Hose was not fatal, Ridenour was ar- The Vigilant wound Several men from Frederick attending THE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT New Editor in Frederick. was also an Ambrose who it is rested as the Frederick-Mount Saint Mary's base of the late Lewis M. Motter, situated Evans, formerly en- in the distur- Henry Ridgely alleged was implicated on Saturday, on their way on the South side of Main street, oppo- cordially in- ball game the Company gaged in newspaper work in Baltimore, bance. They were both taken to jail into a con- site the Lutheran parsonage, in home in an automobile ran Md., also about has associated himself with the Freder- in default of $20 fine ant- costs. The town of Emmitsburg, veyance occupied by Miss. Moore. The feet of ground fronting on the West Daily News and will have charge of in the yard to the rear 300 you, your family ick fight took place vehicle was broken but no one was ser- side of the Emmitsburg and Frederick vites editorial part of the paper after next the of Osler's property. ously hurt. The men were arrested in Pike, commencing at the alley, this. He is a graduate of the law de- South of Main street, and running NOTICE. Thurmont. They were also held at a friends to attend partment of the University of Mary- ELECTION South, bounding on said pike, with and that place for not having proper li- 240 feet, more or less. practiced law, taking The annual election for seven direc- depth of about land, but never is a large barn 60x42 feet on part During Water Co. will cense. There up newspaper work instead. ors of the Emmitsburg of this ground, and also a large frame the Picnic to be held of An- the past few years he has been connect- be held at the Banking House in Maryland. and stone building 100x30 feet. Cold Snap be one- ed with the Bureau of Education at nan, Horner & Co., on Monday, June The terms of said sale shall Snow in Allegany county and frost in cash on day of sale or ratification as assistant librarian and 6, 1910, between the hours of 1 and 3 half on the Firemen's Washington Washington county and even down in thereof by the Orphans' Court, the the author of a number of works. P. M. 5-27-2ts purchaser or is Caroline is the weather record for the balance in six months, the Mr. J. Clarke Kieffer, who has been purchasers giving his, her or their Emmitsburg, last of May in Maryland. So far little from day of sale, Field, editor of the News for a number of Remarkable Weather Contrasts. notes, bearing interest damage has been reported. good and sufficient security, to be will become editor of the Daily registering 2 de- with years, With the mercury approved by the executors for the de- new newspaper, of which he is the freezing point on the cash at the option Md., July 4, 1910. Post, a grees below Thurmont Electric Plant Tested. ferred payment, or all president and which is being established. north shore of Lake Superior Tuesday, of the purchaser or purchasers. All Last week the water was turned on of conveyancing to be borne the temperature at Yuma, Arizona, expenses and RUN DOWN. at the new dam at Thurmont and the by the purchaser or purchasers. Your presence DON'T GET was 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the generators of electricity were tested. Will also sell the household furniture, Weak and miserable. It you have Kidney or shade, Government record. Comment- dwelling house, also a Bladder trouble. Dull head pains, Dizziness, Quite a large crown was on hand to see contained in the be Nervousness, Pains in the back, and feel tired ing upon this wide range of tempera- phaeton, Jagger wagon, etc. company will package of Mother gray's AUS- the lights. The test was satisfactory. goods and chat- all over, get a It ture, Prof. Harry Frankenfield, official Terms of sale for the TRALIAN...LEAP, the pleasant herb cure. upon all sums under never fails. We have many testimonials from weather forecaster, said it could not be tels shall be cash this wonderful Chocolates. and upon all sums over ten grateful people who have used weather forecasting McCardell's ten dollars greatly appreciated remedy As a regulator it has no equal. Ask wondered at that a credit of six months will be given, Gray's Australian-Leaf at Drug- The largest and best line in town- for Mother FR E E. was a difficult task. the purchaser or purchasers giving his, gists or sent by mail for 50 cts. Sample a pound. Address. The Mother Gray Co., Leroy, N. Y. 25c — 30c-40c-50c-60c and 80c her or their notes bearing interest from that occasion. McCardell's. 6-3-2t day of sale, with good and sufficient se- on of 100 acres or approved by the said ex- WANTED—Small farm Strawberry Ice Cream Soda 5c curity to be to ecutors. less. Send full description Special Strawberry Ice Cream Soda 10c Victor Infants Relief contains harm- OFFICE, ISAAC M. MOTTER. "X" CHRONICLE Fresh Strawberry Sundae 10c less remedies, no opiates. LEWIS E. MOTTER. Emmitsburg, Md. COMPANY. jun 3-2ts. 10c A. HACK. HOSE Strawberry Sundae AUGUSTUS VIGILANT Chocolate Executors. Sandwich Sundae 10c Bottled Coca-Cola on ice at ZACH- See Large Bills. For a crying baby call for Victor In- Strawberry 3-4ts. ARIAS'. may 27-4ts. june fants Relief. Contains no opiates. 6.3-2t 01lr reklg Tignnirle

•••=0.!••=1.11.411.1•10.+ PRESBYTERIANS DECLARE AUGUSTA PROTESTS AGAINST 41=10-41•1111. CURTISS WINS STATE MISCELLANY $10,000 PRIZE ON SUBJECT OF WEALTH NIGGARDLY ECONOMY Interesting Paragraphic News From In Obedience Opposition to (Continued from page 1.) Its Acquisition Must Be Appropriation For Presi- Various Sections of Maryland. In the Future To Christian Ideals and It Must Be dent's Travelling Expenses Creates competition pre- The entire issue of Frederick city The terms of the Held as a Trust From God. Sentiment. scribed that the flight must be the full bonds, $64,500, sold by the Mayor and Take Advantage of our Assembly distance from New York to Albany. It The Presbyterian General A protest against the action of cer- Alderman, under an act of the recent Atlantic City on was optional to start from either end, closed its sessions at tain Democratic members of Congress General Assembly, was purchased by will he held at in opposing the appropriation of and Curtiss would have preferred to Saturday. The meeting $25,- Townsend Scott & Son, of Baltimore. finan- Credit System start from New York, but if there is a the same place next year. The 000 for the President's expenses, cover- A panic was created at the opening ask a per capita ing the President's last southern trip, worse aerodrome than Manhattan Isl- cial committee will of the new department store in Hagers- member for the and an make up the deficiency and, bristling with shafts of skyscrap- tax of eight cents a offer to town by the jostling crowd of bargain And Let Us Furnish ers and the waters of New York harbor coming year, an increase of two cents. was telegraphed to Speaker Cannon hunters. Several women fainted and cluttered with shipping and cross cut The report of the committee on so- by the Augusta (Ga.,) Chamber of but for their prompt rescue by police- Your Home Comfortably by deflecting winds, he would like to cial problems adopted by the assembly Commerce and Cotton Exchange and men the victims would have been sev- have it shown him. Aeronauts and says:— Georgia-Carolina Fair Association. The erly trampled. money saved, as you have done aviators were unanimous that Curtiss The church declares that the getting telegram announced that at a called Col. George A. Pearre, of Cumber- Don't wait till you have the of wealth must be in obedience to meeting of the three organizations held many of the comforts of life. performed the most wonderful feat of land, and Hon. Edward L. Hamilton, in the past denying yourself Christian ideals, and that all wealth, Saturday the following memorial was a member of Congress from Michigan, monthly pay- the air that the world has ever seen. Get the Furniture now, and pay for it in small Curtiss was dressed for the trip in wad- from whatever source acquired, must ordered sent to the Speaker, to be pre- were the speakers at the memorial ex- ments while you use and enjoy it. Come to-day and we will ing boots and sweater. His aeroplane be held or administered as a trust from sented to the House and to President ercises at Antietam National Cemetery refund your carfare both ways on all accounts of $25.00 or carried pontoons, or floats, to prevent God for the good of fellowmen. The Taft:— The exercises in the cemetery were church protests against undue desire Augusta, the winter home of Presi- over freight prepaid on all accounts of $5.00 or over. it sinking in case it fell into the water. preceded by the usual parade. The pontoons are his own invention, for wealth, untempered pursuits of dent Taft, stands indignant and morti- The trustees of the Washington Summer Portieres, Lace Curtains, and were designed with a special view gain, and the immoderate exaltation of fied at the action of certain Democratic County Hospital Association have had to making the Albany-New York race. riches, and calls for a more equitable members of Congress in defeating by plans made for the new $100,000 hospi- Porch Rockers, Ice Chests, Go-Carts, A 50-horse-power motor of his own distribution of wealth. technical objection the proposition to tal which the association will construct make propels the craft, which, with the The church declares for the abolition make retroactive, so as to cover all the this summer on the 67i acre farm pur- Floor Coverings, Rugs, Spreads, aviator in its seat, weighs approximate- of child labor—that is, the protection expenses of his last southern trip, the chased of William C. McKee, in the ly 1,000 pounds. of children from exploitation in indus- appropriation of $25,000 for the Presi- northern suburbs of Hagerstown, for and Everything for the Home try and trade and from work that is dent's traveling expenses. At a joint $37,000. dwarfing, degrading or morally un- meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. CASH OR CREDIT Hon. Charles R. Schirm and Gen. HOW TO RULE wholesome. the Merchants' and Manufactures' As- PHONE 31K SCOLL BROS. John R. King. United States pension The church declares for the em- sociation, Cotton Exchange and board J. M. DRONENBURG, Manager. BY THEODORE agent, Washington, were the speakers ployment of the methods of conciliation of trade and the Georgia-Carolina Fair at the memorial exercises held Sunday (Continued from page 1.) 43 and 45 E. Patrick St., FREDERICK, MD. and arbitration in industrial disputes. Association, held this day, it was un- at Smithsburg, old veterans and the mentality is the most broken reed on The church declares for the release of animously agreed that we respectfully Sunday schools taking part. At Locust which righteousness can lean." every worker from work one day in tender through you to the government Grove and Boonsboro memorial services After detailing the turbulent condit- seven, and it declares further for ade- of the United States, the $50,000 nec- were also held. ions in Egypt following and quate protection of working people essary to meet the deficiency of the preceding The one hundred end forty-seventh !USED UNIVERSALLY from dangerous machinery and objec- President's recent transcontinental trip the murder of Boutros Pasha, the Col- commencement of Frederick College onel went on: tionable conditions of labor. which did so much to cement the ties WilikiriatartaoNegaq took place Tuesday night. The address grateittalleidAtiof "It was with the primary object The church declares for some provis- between the different sections and NE€W471711Akie of was by Rev. William E. Brown, of 141*~Wil establishing ion by which the burden imposed by in- bring the nation and the nation's chief order that you went into Middletown, and the presentation of 19 *WA* Egypt 28 juries and deaths from industrial acci- executive in closer touch and sympathy years ago. * * * Now, either diplomas was made by Mr. Edward S. 4114tiry141414W8T~BiAttiiiita- you dents shall not be permitted to rest up- with each other. have a right to be in Egypt or you Eichelberger. Former State Senator have not. Either it is or it is on the injured person or his family. not your Jacob Rohrback awarded monograms duty to establish — and keep order. ODDS AND ENDS to the members of the basketball team. t., "If you feel TIRE PROBLEM SOLVED BY that you have not the David Bowers, who pleaded guilty to 1MCF.11r..A.L. right to be in Egypt, if you WESTINGHOUSE INVENTION Peru and Ecuador are still preparing do not wish shooting Mrs. Ada Virginia Wolfe CORTRIGH SHINGLES to establish and keep order there, then for war. Air-Brakes Man's Device Intended to while taking a walk six weeks ago with WHEN Cortright Metal Shingles were first introduced (24 years by all means get out of Egypt. If, as Do Away With Puncture Evil. — The Ballinger-Pinchot investigation the woman in the suburbs of Hagers- ago) you had some excuse for being sceptical: I hope, you feel that your duty to civil- ended Saturday. town was sentenced Tuesday afternoon But now— ized Solid Tires on Automobiles. know the mankind and your fealty to your and a half If you are sceptical it can only be because you do not George Westinghouse will have his Over 1000 Jewish families have been by Judge Keedy to nine facts in the case. own zreat traditions alike bid you to penitentiary. The Court new air spring, which he believes will ordered from Kiev, Russia. years in the They are used today from the Atlantic to the Pacific for all kinds stay, then make the fact and the name Mrs. Wolfe replace the pneumatic tire for use on Justice Harlan was 77 years old on said fate was kind in that of buildings, under all conditions. agree and show that you are ready to wounds. They are fireproof, stormproof; never leak and last as long as the automobiles and do away with the punc- Wednesday. did not the of her meet the responsibility which is yours. plans have been made at building itself without needing repairs. ture evil, on the market within six President Taft addressed the grad- Extensive information apply to "Some nation must govern Egypt. I Visitation Convent, Frederick, for For further detailed weeks. In an interview the inventor uating class at Trinity College, Wash- the hope and believe that you will decide celebration of the three hundredth first declared his belief that the new ington. the that it is your duty to be that nation." the or- March 25-39ts. JAMES G.BISHOP. spring would bring in an age of solid anniversary of the founding of Former Mayor George A. Hibbard of addition to the ter- and cushion tires to replace the pneu- der on June 6. In THURMONT PERSONALS Boston, died late Saturday at his home commencement matic tire, and second, expressed his centenary celebration, in that city of tuberculosis. the same week 11,4"'"16-,4",4", 4'1 -."14'14'1,6"VA-DA-140 acknowledgement to "a doctor, a clergy- exercises will be held After spending a few months in Em- The Chinese gentry are bitterly op- made a man, a mechanic, and a little engineer" and the double occasion will be mitsburg Miss Daisy Waesche returned posed to the acceptance by the Chinese pupils and at Watervliet, N. Y., as the originators large reunion of former to her home. government of the Hankow-Sze-Chuen GOOD CLOTHES ARE GOOD COMPANY of the idea that he has since developed graduates. Miss Carrie Boblitz, of Washington, railway loan. between an automobile and adopted. In a collision You'll feel better, work better, get more cheer out of D. C., spent a few days with her moth- farm wagon t "I had been keenly alive to the dan- Mayor Gaynor of New York, presided driven at high speed and a t‘, living, if you wear er. avenue, Baltimore gers, costs, and delays connected with at a dinner give Glenn H. Curtiss, the on Park Heights Dr. and Mrs. Leatherman are spend- John J. Mc- pneumatic tires," said Mr. Westing- aviator who glided from Albany to early Monday morning ing six weeks in Baltimore. New York. Connell was instantly killed and three Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Waynes- house. "When the originators of the Chinese warships with troops have other men were slightly injured. All LIPPY CLOTHES boro, are visiting Mrs. Martin's par- device sought my aid I determined to car and were prove the efficiency of the oil-packed been dispatched to Nanking in antici- were occupants of the ents in this place. Baltimore. Howard L. You'll add much to your self-satisfaction. Save money, air spring on a heavy vehicle fitted with pation of a native outbreak against residents of About 75 rooters took the special to machine, who was t too. There's a wide variety of styles to choose from and solid rubber tires. Last September I foreigners. The latter have been Criss, driver of the Frederick last Monday to see the ball arrested and the Spring Fabrics are exceptional. applied a set to my largest limousine warned. one of the injured, was games. charged with having caused the death car, weighing 4,600 pounds, the wheels Charles Henry Treat, until a few The Lewistown Juniors played two McConnell. J. D. LIPPY, Tailor, of which were fitted with cushion tires months ago Treasurer of the United of games of ball last Monday winning While carrying a blazing oil stove of the kind usually applied to heavy States, to which position he was ap- both. from the house Friday Mrs. Edward AT HOTEL SPANGLER GETTYSBURG, PA. id trucks. Notwithstanding the fact that pointed by President Roosevelt, died of Thurmont High School lost at Em- Adams of New Market, was terribly WEDNESDAY. :N!ch. S-tf. the tires are only moderately resilient, apoplexy in New York early Tuesday. EVERY mitsburg on Decoration Day when they burned and is in a critical condition. the riding of the car over the roughest Mr. Treat was born in Frankfort, Maine, played with. the Emmitsburg High The stove blazed up soon after it was • pavement and the most uneven roads about 68 years ago. School ball team. from setting fire demonstrated to me that cushion tires, lighted and to keep it Thirty thousand dollars is offered to up and car- which cannot be punctured, are practi- to the house she picked it the first aviator who flies in an aero- The oil spilled HARRY G. TRITAPOE. NEWS FROM THE TRACT cable and comfortable on a machine ried it into the yard. plane from New York to St. Louis or before the fire equipped with the air-spring device." over her clothing and, from St. Louis to New York. The her back and Mr. Robert Stultz and family spent Here is Mr. Westinghouse's descrip- could be extinguished, OUR ANNOUNCEMENT prize is donated by the New York the flames. Sunday with Mrs. John Overholtzer. tion of the device in brief: breast were charred by World and St. Louis Post-Dispatch. condition is serious, hopes of real estate for sale does not mean a lot oflow - Mr. William Hull, of Four Points, "The spring consists of two brass While her With Viscount Gladstone as first gov- recovery. class property at high-class prices. You can get was the guest of Mr. George Warren tubes, each of which is closed at one are entertained for her ernor general the first Cabinet of Unit- Scott, mayor of that any time and anywhere. What we offer is over Sunday. end which work into each other, piston Dr. J. McPherson visited ed South Africa has been formed by the orator at the real estate that is worth every cent asked for it Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kugler style. The upper cylinder is fitted with Hagerstown, was Mr. Lewis Goulden. Gen. Louis Botha, who has himself exercises held Sunday after- and will be worth a lot more at no instant date. If a leather packing at its lower end. memorial Mr. taken the portfolios of Premier and Hagers- you mean business we have the property worth and Mrs. Samuel Kugler spent "A third, or outer tube, acts as a noon in Rose Hill Cemetery, Sunday in Fairfield. Minister of Agriculture. exercises being under the investigating. dust and mud guard. Four of these town, the Mr. Elbert Dickens and family were auspices of Reno Post, G. A. R., and 67F. 121 Court Street, cushions are used to replace the steel C. & P. Phone in Gettysburg on Sunday. MAN IS A FAILURE participated in by Company G. First Maryland 356M. FREDERICK, MD. springs on the ordinary automobile. Regiment, Sons of Veterans july 9-09-Iy The upper cylinder of each is attached When he has:no confidence in himself Maryland Confessed Taking Bribe. estimat- to the chassis; the lower cylinder to nor in his fellow-men. and other organizations. It is senator, Holstlaw, the The Illinois state the axle. Enough oil is placed in the When he values success more than mated that 5,000 people attended bribes of which were followed by the who has confessed taking cylinder to prevent the escape of the character and self-respect. exercises, for the United of flowers on the graves of $3200 to vote for Lorimer air past the piston packing. The leak- When he does not try to make his strewing dead buried in the cemetery. States Senate, and $1500 to turn a state age is taken up by a small interior work a little better each day. the Union a certain direc- annual memorial exercises of furniture contract in pump, which osciliates with the motion When he becomes so absorbed in his The Council, No. 48, Or- FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY tion to the loss of the public treasury, of the vehicle. The piston and cylinder work that he cannot see that life is Francis Scott Key a dir- American Mechanics, were is the president of one bank and permit a play of about seven inches. greater than work. der United at Mount Oli- ector in two others. His present posi- the range of action of these springs, When he lets a day go by without held Saturday afternoon likely to put him out of the bank- to which the tion is and the quickness of air under pressure, making some one happier and more vet Cemetery, Frederick, council room, WEEKLY CHRONICLE ing as well as the business of politics. not only reduces the maximum strains comfortable. council marched from its The Patriotic on the tires, but obviates the rebound- When he tries to rule others by bully- accompanied by Camp 17, Chicago Tribune After Bribers. by the 0. U. authentic ing effect of eliptical springs when a ing instead of by example. Sons of America, headed has furnished the most complete and Addresses were delivered The Chicago Tribune has offered a re- car is moving at high speed over 'thank- When he values wealth above health, A. M. band. clean news of this county and neighborhood. S. Harp, of ward of $5000 for legal proof of the you-ma'ams.'" self-respect and the good opinion of at the cemetery by Reno -National Councilor identity of all the members of the Mr. Westinghouse gives it as his others. Frederick, and ex Rome, N. Y. A It carries something of interest to every "syndicate" which put up the bribe opinion that the new invention will When he is so burdened by his busi- Frank Z. Jones, of was sung by Prof. George Edward member of the family and from year to year money for use in bringing about the quickly bring about the perfection of ness that he finds no time for rest and solo ci recreation. Smith, and there was also singing by a its regular and special issues contain a great election of William Lorimer to the the cushion puncture-proof rubber tire, United States Senate, as confessed to so to replace the pneumatic. When he loves his own plans and in- quartet. variety of covering a wide Commissioners of Wash- original articles far by four members of the Illinois terests more than humanity. The County the range of topics. Legislature. Mexican Centennial Celebration. When his friends like him for what ington county have arranged for One of the interesting things about he has more than for what he is. annual tax levy. The taxable basis is It is an advertising medium of tested value centennial When he envies others because they about $26,- Certain Legislation Not Approved. the approaching Mexican almost made up. It will be —a result-getter for those who appreciate will be the parade in the City of Mexico, have more ability, talent or wealth than 000,000, which is a gain of about $700,- ci President Taft announced Tuesday he has. publicity. September 15, of allegorical floats to be 000 over last year. The real es- dignified that during his administration he will When he does not care what happens furnished by the different states of the to his neighbor or to his friends so long tate and personal property in the coun- not lend his approval to legislation de- republic to represent the most notable as he is prosperous. ty foots up to $21,459,366, which is a signed to give government aid to spe- historical events which have occurred When he is so busy that he has no gain over last year. The reality and BULLETIN. interests in Alaska. In- time for smiles and cheering words. cific railroad within their several territories. personality in Hagerstown amoumt to stead, he favors a general law which —Louisville Times. stationery un- $10,321.315, a gain of $541,620 over last Do not put off ordering your will apply to all who comply with its State Loses in Boundary Dispute. A Narrow Escape. year. The railroads are taxed on a til you have used the last sheet. You can- provisions; a law modeled after the pol- The low water mark on the south bank ci basis of $1,881,147, the incorporated not expect to have a new lot of bill heads, icy which for years has been in effect of the Potomac is held by the Supreme "I can cure you, I believe," said the young doctor, "but you must drink no companies $2,612,102, stocks and bonds note heads or envelopes printed in an hour. in the Philippine islands. Court of the United States as the true $802,881. There are $76,015 of Wash- Look over your supply to-day and give the boundary between Maryland and West coffee—"r do drink coffee," interrupt- ington county bonds assessed for State Blobbs—"They say all the mean acts Virginia. The State of Maryland con- ed the patient. taxes only. The county tax rate will order to THE CHRONICLE. 80 cents on of a man's life are brought up before tended it should be the high water mark. "E-r, don't interrupt me. As I was be in the neighborhood of saying, you must drink no coffee but the $100. The present rate is 80 cents. him when he is drowning." The Court also held the cost of survey- purest Mocha. You must drink a little The expenses of the reassessment will Slobbs—"Also when he is running for ing the boundary line should be borne of that every morning."—Philadelphia have to be provided for in the 1910 office."—Philadelphia Record. by both States in equal parts. Press. levy. (1;11r, reklg Pronirtr

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0 Company $ repe ue came, DOtti in tne satin and Fire Insurance Favor. # Peoples A Judicial IN FASHION'S MART. silk finished weaves, will be very pop- FREDERICK, MARYLAND # FRIBBLES OF FASHION. A verdant local reporter whose pro- $25,000.00 0 ular this season for waists and whole 0 Reserve $10,000.00. Net Surplus pensities incline to daring rather than Worked Blouses Extrava- # Capital Stock $100,000.00. A Suggestion of the Tunic Effect. New Hand gowns. to and whose ardency in the Coat. Color Scheme. judgment gant In Price—A Smart For handsome afternoon frocks the Parisian is one of his marked HOME STOCK COMPANY. are quest of news new blouses are very extrava- are first favorites 0 INSURE WITH A $ Bands that suggest the tunic of The lustrous broadcloths Solicitors, # characteristics approached a judge considers the price of the 0 and H. M. WARRENFELTZ, more practical for walking skirts than gant if one '.:nd hold their own in spite of novel- 0 JOHN A. HORNER, the United States district court and so- upon them, but in the ma- the tunic draperies that are seen at hand work ties. MARYLAND. licited a little advance Information on work can be done EMMITSBURG, 0 In soft materials of house jority of cases the The jumper dress illustrated is a 10-00 lyr. their best in the judge's court. 0 Sept .46.Aer-es.--s, fte..6.--viii-Abvma."N•lb The line a case in progress at home even by the amateur. charming model for a young girl. It 4,-.16--ibni.-ft.-mr.ib.••••-•••••ivq&-v•- gowns and evening dresses. tile youngster be- "You see, judge." said Among the smart models shown for in the back, and the skirt and of trimming, that is most generally to closes to the astonished jurist. "we go coat is one of thin tweed in a at coming dips toward the front and rises a service waist are separate, although joined press in a few moments, and we all of gendarme blue. on the sides, giving a slight forward two toned stripe the waist line. know your inclination to do a news- has extra wide fronts and is movement. This coat JUDIC CHOLLET, & ZURGABLE paper man a favor." McCAFiREN Paris is combining that very chic The venerable man eyed the youth The Origin of Oxygen. effect, black and brown, in the same • - sternly and said slowly and emphat- That eminent scientist Lord Kelvin LIVERYMEN ically: maintained that all the oxygen in the MARYLAND. "Yes, young man, I'll do you a fa- atmosphere probably originated from $ EMMITSBURG, vor this time, and you will see that the action of sunlight upon plants. you don't ask me again." When our earth was a globe of hot use. Thanks, no vegetable fuel q First-class teams furnished for private "That's tine. your honor. liquid it contained $ do." oxygen. But as guaranteed commercial men. very much. Just a few lines will and probably no free 441 Satisfactory arrangements its "I will do you this favor. I shall not it cooled off plants appeared on and vehicles cared for by the month. q Horses boarded send you to jail this time, but if you surface, and these began to evolve and for any distance. a of the g Heavy and light hauling of any kind ever approach me again with such oxygen through the medium see you the oxygen thus de- large pleasure vehicles available at question your friends will not sunbeams. Upon g Buggies, surreys and all times. for some time." rived we depend for the maintenance # horses—perfectly safe. $ Q Gaited riding The discomfited reporter retired ru- of life by breathing. When we burn prices. of the law fuel we use up g Prompt service and moderate apr 8 '10-1y tninating on the mysteries coal or other vegetable that and the dignifies pertaining to the ju- oxygen, and it is to plants again Ledger. the restoration of the oxygen -•10.40. diciary.—Philadelpha we owe • failed to •-•••••..co-ma•-••-troism•-ts-ms•-ss-osswitross•..wwws•-•••••••si.,..•• thus lost to the air. If they • the atmos- The Exclusiveness of Caste. keep up a sufficient supply part with its An English officer who some years phere would gradually t inhabitants of the Mount St. Mary's College ago was wounded In a battle in India oxygen, and the in consequence and left lying all night among the na- earth would disappear Seminary tive dead and wounded tells this story: of asphyxiation. Ecclesiastical an •t and "Next morning we spied a man and old woman, who came to us with a In Westminster Abbey. lay professors r, ridic- by secular clergymen, aided by basket, and a pot of water, and to Fox's tomb is perhaps the most Conducted run it every wounded man she gave a piece ulous in the abbey, but others Courses. New Laboratory for t and a naked figure of General Classical, Scientific and Commercial • of joaree bread from the basket hard—the To us she supported by one of his staff practical teaching of Physics and Chemistry. drink from her water pot. Wolfe the heaven regimentals and receiving a Beautiful grounds. New athletic / gave the same, and I thanked in full The latest modern improvements. a William Wilber- I q and her. But the Soobahdar was crown from Victory; • gymnasium and swimming pool. to Sheridan •I field. Fine high caste Rajput. and, as this wom- force apparently listening boys. tale and contorting his q Separate department for young • an was a Chumar, or of the lowest telling a comic D., • water in the endeavor not to laugh; • Address, VERY REV. D. J. FLYNN, LL. caste, he would receive neither features to per- Cloudesley Shovel, in periwig Emmitsburg, Maryland. FOR MORNING — WAIST 4184, nor bread from her. I tried the Sir 3-11-'10 COSTUME might toga, which excited the SKIRT 3364. suade him to take It that he and Roman • waist may be with of contemporaries, and all A pattern of this tucked live, but he said that in our state, mirth even sizes—from 32 to 44 Inches by the East had in seven hours more to linger, what the monuments erected ^ The skirt is cut In. six but a few bust measure. suffering to India company, with palm trees and sizes—from 22 to 32 Inches waist measure. WS a little more or less crushed lime stone for Concrete glAstg tropical exuberances, to the have just received a carload of Send 10 cents for each pattern, us—why should he give up his fate other virn 3364). and they like Sir Eyre numbers (waist 4184. skirt he preferred JUMPER. DRESS-3790. memory of great soldiers. work. to you by for such an object? No; A will be promptly forwarded dress may the point of view of good pass without having that unpolluted." A pattern of this Jumper Coote. From going to let this fine weather mail. to die girls thirteen, fit justified in you Ueceiving. had in three sizes—for taste a dictator would be to ac- rower of years of age. Send it Are walk laid? costume, but it takes an artist who pos- teen and seventeen dismissing these and many more to about There Is a Brooklyn woman cents to this office, giving number (3790), card or if they have time, call. We will complish this blending and bring all forwarded to you yard.—Cornhill Mag- people send us a servant who is a model in and it will be promptly the stonemason's of charge. and not a sartorial blunder. sesses a send a representative to estimate FREE a creation that she is none by mall, azine. Busy are made secure and respects save one—in Princess gowns breasted from the neck Absurd. are supported too truthful. fastened double Not So easy to hang when they been using of the waist. More Work. inside Lately the mistress has to within four inches "How absurd!" But We Can Take by a boned and perfectly fitted see the with braid all her eloquence to make Nora Large buttons are used "What's absurd?" waist belt. at last she ornament. There are to have shown in error of deceitfulness. But buttonholes for "Five years are supposed A neat morning costume is Nora, are in the and Monuments to own herself beaten when many pockets, two of which elapsed since the last act. and that Tombstones the cut carried out in dark blue serge. had a beaming smile, turned and in sleeves just below the elbow. man Is wearing the same overcoat." waist is more attractive when with The tone said: the rumor of their going out absurd about that He's the same color. The a most cajoling Despite "Nothin' made of satin in de ye sup- of silk or net mi:n. isn't cov- "Sure, now, mum, an' wot of style, separate waists tak in' the part of a married l? RIDER skirt may be decorated with satin given HOKE the power of desavin' was will be worn twain this season. MD. ered buttons to carry out the one piece pose STREET, EMMITSBURG, fer?" WE MAIN idea. JUDIC CHOLLET. us •Inso. •E=1,