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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15

Mr., Havely, of the firm of Havely i
Thompson, painters, is doing one of the
largest and most unique jobs of painting
to be found IN the city, on his own house,
on Hardee street.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15
MT. ST. JOSEPH'S
Day and Boarding School |!

Studies will be resumed in this institution
on the first Monday of September. For
particulars, please address
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15

How TO GET SIoK.-Expose yourself day
and night, eat too much without exercise,
work too hard without rest, doctor all the
and then you will want to know
How TO GET WELL.-Which is answered
in three words-Take Hop Bittersl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15

I A combinations of Pro-
toeide of Iron, Persscia,s
Bark d',d Phosphorus ia
q f'atotGbie form. The
only preparation of iro1,
that tciH not 6fdckeYa the
teeth, so Characteristic of
\other iron preparations.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-15

SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH,
L. B. SAT, Knoxville, Tenn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

ST. cLKnExr's Bar, September 18th, 1854.
Sessrs. Editors :--Since she cessation d
the last rainy spell, farmers hare had sxeep-
sionally ine weather for prosecuting their
agricultural lab0rs. It has been sne and mild
for the last week. Farmers are now busy
gathering fodder and housing tobacco. The
latter product, notwithstanding, The dlsas-
trous eject 81 the prolonged snmner drought.
has Developed into iolerahlY fair crop.
News---aoa-sa.
The Sept. term Of the Circuit Court begins
to-day; and a. II i Just on the ere d an i'm
p0rsant Political contest. II will give polisi-
clans 6ne opportunity 70 vensiiase their
opinions; aud 70 make telescope ohservatioRa
Il he political sirsnaneag.
A. there i quite 4 number Of jurors for the
ierns, from IBIS nkiehboFhood. who were On
lass ycar, there uill u quite areanion Of tlasse
veteran distributors Of justice
tne d orr yoang men hns undergone de-
cidsd change; he 10 longer travels the old -
nisiar roaa. bus may - found 0faeness ~
bone absorbed il sone ahssruss work of PHI
lnsophy. knou thas some Cir. hnt perhaps
crs.sl one. Il IL cknse 1t this change, bnt
who rs ! eannos sAy.
Yours truly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28
E.l g'prr niiense.l
nalrnx saAzcn. ssr.len.l.sr ooh. 1ssa

nA'kAs SaANcns ssI.seahef asth. asa2.
Msssrs Edls0rs PIsaae ailSp ne - ri
space il yonr papss - few lires 9xms
however i sery searre II shese rurss.
We bare vcFy faTpralae mes1her for tie
hrmsss % sase sheir rr6sn.
we heard young aan - sise osher asy
that b rs going d aasargise ios vii : -
asksd - our alvire np0n slse III .iees. Taau. /
il i : resy diairult task. / vii atismps ID
give aisrription q lie seilow. l. 81 = -
knoa him. his saoral habfss are sxreIlens; b.
ncveF Stays oas Iase i niahs. alwAys neiaing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

The editor of Walt Whitman's ssLetves ef
Grssss, about which SO much has been Writ
ten on account ofthe abandonment Of its pub
lieaIion by q Boston firm in consequence Of
Mr.. Anthony tamslock' allegations thai il
eontaiued objectionable passages. has hren
issued by Rees, Welsh d 20 philadelphia.
The book contains SO much true poetry, so
many passages which stamp thsir author as a
true poet Of high though certainly not Of
the highest order, that IL Is pity that Mr..
" hitman's own good sensr hiss moi moved him
long ago 20 cut out Of the 'sChildren Of das. .
words and lines, which add nothing nj aiI TO
the beauty Of his work ard which cersMinlv
are not structural aud vital to IL. The author
Of such poem as 20 Captain, Mr. Captain. =
does himself injustice and puts himself nc q
disadvantage most unnecessarily and most
cruelty by flying in the fare Of decent public
opinion. Walt Whitmans personality i too
sweet and sound and clear to be put BY 4
mere piece Of injndiciousntss nc 30 great q
disadvantage as that under which few ex-
I'rsssions in bis poem-want only and will
fully kept there against the advice Of his
friends-cause him 20 labor. He will not ex-
pnnge them himself, and therefore he must
pay the penalty: bat after he Is dead they
viii be hlotted oaf BY editors, for lovers oil
the good man will be sure 10 do for his fame
that which he himself has-we are s1re. fool
ishly refused 20 do for IL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28
tI.ocal cOrrrspondence.)
You's truly,
DETKRMlKATr.


VAAfthAA7 september lcth, 1881.
MtssFs. Editors News items still scarce.
Farmers bnsy in their work saving fodder
and tobacco. Thes are somewhat behind ow-
ing 20 the scarcity Of labor.
80 whites and l2 colored voters were reg
isterrd in tnis district at OAkville and holly
wood during the last two weeks--making In
all "a whites and Isl colored-sotal, 4O5,
about 100 less than the old registry list calssd
Tor.
The religious meeting advertised to be held
10 the camp-grove near OakviIIe. BIS the col-
81 Melhodis has 50 FAR rs heard from been
success. Your correspondent was out on
Sunday afternoon aud heard very line SER
mon. believe tIsey have somewhat changed
their programme, and will ouIy hold servire
! the evening, owing to the people being 50
busy.
Dir. James Davis, son Of Mrs Rose and the
late Ph lip Davis. died at the residence OF his
mother in this district. after, a bal lief illnsss
on Wednesday, the 3 inst, in the 18th yrs r
of his age. he was young man, who by
his modest and unassnming manners was
hlski hosts Of friends and giving great
promise OF u useful manhood, such IS any
community must always regret 20 lose. So
Der and industrious he hell ea to cheer the dt-
I Ginning days Of widowed mother, and to | Q
Oh cut down on tle very threshold Of
manhood serns hard indeed. Bar she ~ well
as his brctbersaR friends can console them
stiyss with t'e thought. that he who or
dained life and death, .'Knoweih aII things
aud .'dOeth all things WE'LL"
sOccAssoxAL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

TauPNANKsT AT vALLEY LES The first
Tournament Of the spasOa was he'd here Tues
day, September the 5th. The following
knights rode :--Frank Cr,ine. Melrcse; +.
Hammeti. The Girl Left Behind Ne; A. Tur-
ner. oriole; A1eIl Mckay. AveneI; s. X
Thomas. Valley Lee; Louis r. Combs. Ar
gyle: Frank Price, Hard Times; JEFF. Price.
Linden Tin; John Hilton, Snow Hin; h.
Abeli. ST. inigoes'; VIM. Fenhayan, No Luck.
The following knights were victorious st.
lnigoes, who received as first prize hand-
some saddle. and crowned Miss Winnie Ca
wood Qaeen oF Love and Beauty; Linden
Hill crowned Miss Lena tsuyiher ct Maid OF
hanor aud got handse ne bride rs q prize:
VALLEY Lee crowned Hiss Eta v. Combs 2nd
Maid Of Honor and received pair Of silver
spurs; Argyle crowned Miss Blanche Shad-
rick 5rd Maid OF Honor and got a handsome
carriage whip. The charge to the knights
was delivered by Col. Jos. s. Allston The
judges were Messrs. John Shadrirk ]. O.
Bean and W. v. Waters. Col. j. p er,ps
was marshal, assisted by Hon. j. W. Rieel
The tournament was followed BIZ a han AZ the
residence Of Prof Morris Milburn. where.
10 the strains Of delightful music, the 0uecn
and her Nuids, with heroming grace and dir
nifty, moved around IN the ssaxy dance. All
seemed 10 enjoy themselves; certainty did
when dancing with the beautiful aud atsrac-
tive End Mafd. RIvRa sang.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

The Grand Jurors of the State Of Maryland
for the bOdy Of ~. Mary's county beg leave
10 make the following report for Septemhes
trsn, 1852. We h We examined the recufas
OF The CoHnty Commissioners and ne far ID We
en- iearn have found them correct, bni %lah
large expenditure 81 Money We Cad
large amount expended iOr pensions which
IN addition 10 the support uf the Almsh0nse,
make = large sum. We also find large
amount of money EXPENDED on our county
roads, without sny permanent bencfit, and
believe IL the Board OF County Commissioners
would appoint more responsible and compe-
lent persons ns supervisors that there would
I've saving Of money aud less complaint from
the pubic. We have examined the Jail and
End the same 10 be In good order, we:i kept
and the prisoners witaent complaint. In
conclusion, We tender our sincere thanks 70
our able aud eaficieDt State Attorney f0r the
assistance he has rendered u dRring our ses-
sions uur thanks are also due 10 your Hon
ors for the courtesy and kindness extended 10
as. and we now most respectfully ask 10 be
discharged.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

The Orphans Conre met On Tuesday last,
present, Judges Tippctt and Love. Jane @.
Payne Guardian 10 Agnes Payna. was allowed
to expend $500 Cor mainienanca and edneA-
ton out al any principal which may Be r.
eeivea b. said Guardian. tbs Court ad-
sonrned 70 Oct 10th.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28


Malaria i - almost IL
describable znalasiy which
not even tie ulosk talented
physicians are abe % htla-
ON. - cause = mps1 ne
xx@nf8w ascw2n@8 - local
.-.....ss....- ...n 49,.
&3ET0U801M&As All there rs
- 1880 ss..@..s.s... 49, a.
Wy A4kAA% ka&@@ AakEAas DS1k Ills
em~Msrasz4sa - waxSsss4=snsts~.ka~2 2~m~
esssAAAA - 800 $500 NJ
&ne&w MAKMrSa fsesm@ e4rs* rsmr~
= -
&&S1XxIF mean T88k&S ana
f~..@~ ~.@s~@am sg.m~m. <..~..a.h.~
h1NE1 WHINE AAA%a@ AE0A0AGS
usually accompany n. Ag
often affects the sufferer nth
~vav.m-,f r.e~ss..sa. ~~~->,,,
anieu o loss 81 appeunes
sleeplessnGss, : tired feeling
ama : gssna, fa.,n~ 4g.a 49,
son aElIick@a growing weak
CT and Wea Ger. loses flesh
dav afRer slaxr ssatsl - -
1dAhES = MaetS skSzetons :
shadow ct his former SELF
Nal.rsa GO k.vs.e Ia ID
- go = - Aa'.s I - 'ss.s. -
8 nssvsns dIsss "a 10y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28
ron CONGRESS-.

Messrs. Editors AS the time IL drawing
near 10 . Congressional election ger this Die
ayict, aad as this cDunty has not bad : fepre-
sentative for severml year, take tie liberty
oF Suggesting the name Of Col. II. JOHN
SOS LULT0N ID 4 suitable candidate ID
represent - il the next Congrean.
Jan 10. 1a81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

Persons indebted to the lale firm Of King 4
Yates are notified that the bills OF their indebe.
edaess have been placed in hands Of Joseph p.
Morgan, Attorney, Leonardtown, for colIec-
ton. Prompt settlements will therefore avoid
costs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28


The object 81 this suss is 10 procusera a..
rFs~ fssr DE resale u certain real estate lsg th
purchase moaey dne aAerenn " 1ahn +. Ma
gill. iass 81 =. MaFy eoaaav. dereaasa
1he nealkiom states, That aha eomuaminamt.
= tFnssees sold said real estate L. he ala
Aagall 90 TIA IL SepEemsher. fass. gor ahm
sam " $3.50, and that said Mawili rmid shrse
% The snm 81 $ak4.46 leaving ! gasnnse "A
$l7a 81 due and nnpm1a. mfgh interest arnsn
said TIL September. 1878.
The petition farther states. that ALA sahn
r Maail has departed this lie. langinn ges~
san Naaill, Janses MaRiil. Thomna wi. na-
gill, Jasmes u. Maglil and G. syssney nnwill
~ his heirs ~ laws 81 Khom tie sid lasasn
:. Aagia and Jazies A.. Maeill ere ron-rrsi-
beats ef sha state Of Maryland.
u = therNapon. ahin 18th dav az Annuns.
lsszs oFderea, that the Complainant. ~
canslag copy ef ibis order Ii IL snaerfpa IL
ahe Saint MarY's nRAons. nnee IL earh nf
four sneressise weeks. three muslfhs hee..rs
the 18th aay 81 danuary. tsaa. nkvs noiics
% the sad ahsenk ana nom-residnna eestn-
iaHtss 81 The el1ect Mnd emlstsnee If this -
lstloH aud warn shem 10 appeaF IL This Court
On peTsens or ~ salisltuF, on o. before she
sid 18th day Of January, ias3. 10 answer
the premises. and show csuss. Il any thrr
havs. why . decree ahoald NOS pass a
prayed.
gFRANK rom.
Clerk.
True eopy-Tess:
FRANK FORD.
Aug. -, lss2--4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send DR. DYE's CELKnzArED ELKcrno.
VoLrAIC BELTs AND ELRcTRic APPLIANCES On
trial Tor thirty days 10 men ty0ung or old
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Loci
Vitality and Manhood, and kindred troubles.
guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration
q health and nanly vigor. Address Is above.
\: BIO risk isineurred, as thirty days
trial IL aIlowed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28
Wheat Growers Attention
ONLY sac PER TOW.

ITO meet the wishes az many OF our Gus
toners for a reliable WAeaf Fsrtiliztr a
tiar smallest cost, after many experimental
and practical tests and close observation Of
The results Of various combinations rich In she
most essential ingredients for producing the
largest crop and most permanent bearfit 10
the soil, we have had Manufactured for our
trade, In addition 10 the Victor Brand,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28
ROLAND
CHILLED PLOwS.

Every farmer IN Maryland aAoula use the
steel. They will a. mnre wurk elaan nrsv aehsr
rt0w VITA TIRE same amount uf draft They
run tevea and easw 20 the plowmmn. 1hey wlll
ac0uF IN any soil. Having the reFnrnable mlln
point. si0ptng Landslide and CALLED aharnn thay
cast loss Tor repairs than any ether pl0m IN the
market. Ma1e IN baltimore the repairs can
always be obtained without delay. Yha work.
manshap. material and nnish "a o. the beet.
There are fourtean alxes and kinda. ana they
are suited 80 al kinds Of soil. send f0rdencEap-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28
YHOE. c. PRICES Wheat 4 Corn Fertilizer,
AHisA Graas Bsss suer.PhsyhaIA

rich In Phosphosic Acid and other Grain and
Grane-producing rlemenis; Just what the
farmers want fog making the moet Wheat.
Corn, Oats. Vegetables, &C., and securing
the finest growth VI clover aud other grasses
THIS Fersilixer-aame formalA--hns been used
with great sueeess IN ahe Whemf-growisr
sections and i. quality considered, the cheap
est manure In the market yielding 10 the
farmers the largest profit and most permanent
benefit Tor the amount of money invested.
III kas been Mov0HgAfy tested end IL saeriss
proped. We have selected II with great care
and can confidently recommend IL t0farmera.
Oasr 8s6ca@F Fertilizer Il kent ~
10 ifs full standard IL exeelIence and cannot
b surpassed for TOBACCO, WHEAT ana
oil crops. Price same as heretofore
- Prepare yonr land veil, drain thor
ongh1v, nse the best seed and nnplv our Fer-
tillzer Cor good crops. Send for eircnlars ana
certificates.
THOMAS G. PRICE 4 CO.
Tobacco, Grain and Geme1a1 Commission
Merchmn1a
IS 5. Charles St.. Baltimore. IA
- Consienmengs solieisaa
We also sell Anarew Eusa Phosphate. Rraa-
Ieys sACigrie hFand. Pure Bone and posash
manure and other Eersiiixess.
Aug IT 1s83-zm-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

In the Circuit Court f0r Saint
Mary's county, sitting NJ i Court
Of Equity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28
CHAMPION
GRAIN DRILL.

Thts Drill has force fnad distributors fur
00tn wheat ana grass ~ eal. and has ahe only
EerIixer distributor that will not oi0a and win
evenly distribute wet anal sticky phuaphmte ne
wti saw KF4ln, grass aeed and fertilizer more
ENTHUSIASTICALLY than mFty other drill On Ammricn.
~ - the simplest and FfFunw@m8 drill made IL
10 nnEe easily managed and Ieaa Liable "a Rnf
uuf % order than any dFtlf In the market A
g ~ the loading drill In this markes aud several
years. . large stuck of repairs Is always on
hand. Send for circular.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

pom il may
the uca IL
II passed NJ
I'D, ttMf era
eriiOn IDh-
appointed
loser Sill
A.. NJ TOT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-28

aysof 0r-
ter n ned
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VOTERS
tFicss, and
the FesHv-
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III possess,
s4tnR. ALI
be fens+
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
THIRTY THOUSAND IN A WEEK.
Apprehentled COnxcquencexo ofihe LnrE
Amount or Insnl lisrniitS from Europe.

Apprchentlcd Consequences orihe large
AnountO or Immigrants from Europe.
New ioEK, May l0'-This week promis-
este be the most formidable in thchistory Of
the port rs regards European immigration.
The steamship agents and the Castle
Garden people think the total will not be
less thirty thousand, which is equal to the
population Of nota few cities TINT occupy
Il conspicuous place on the maps. ~
The fact that so large n proportion OF
these people are skilled laborers, is begin.
ming TO excite some apprehension on thepar:
OF trades uuionists. The Pennsylvania coal
mines, where there has been II strike
in progress, are beginning TO feel the
effects OF the increment The Phil0dcl-
phin journals OF yesterday report Il Mr..
Rankin, master workman oil the Knights
OF Labor, predicting 'serious trouble"
Nothing hurts the trades uuionist so
much, he says, "as the importation OF for
eign labor to take the places OF strikers"
He also declared that sat the next session
OF the Legislature determined effort will
DO madc TO secure the passage OF Il law
making it 4 penal ollensc TO import work
men from place 10 place" Out in Illinois,
Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas, there are
complains that many OF the handicmfts
are passing into the hands Of recently ar-
rived foreigners. Many branches Of the
building, machinists, bricklayers, and
even painters and decorators trades in
that scctionare even now under the con-
troll Of the Germans, Swcdes, French and
Italians who, having served an apprentice
ship to their respective callings in their
own country, are thorough as well rs
economical Workmcn, s'E '4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
A Secret Order GlyeI, Away.

DALLAS, Tx, May l0.-The Times to-day
publishes IN expose OF the secret order
known rs the American Kniglltso OF Honor.
1t is an anti-Catholic society, something
after the styln OF tho old Know Nothing
organization, md is Differed by local Re.
publican leaders. Jesse Grant, formerly a
Methodist minister in East St, Louis, ILL.,,
and lately editor OF the Dallas Gazette, d
cousin OF Gen. Grant, is said to have or.
sanized the society here under authority
Of the parent society in Washington, and
that another Republican leader, we'll
known in the State, is now organizing
lodges The purpose Of the society is said
to bc the defeat OF the Catholic Democratic
candidates for Office. The exposure is made
on authority OF one Of the members OF the
society. who gave the secret away. e :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
The NntIonnI Hank Nill.

EiWAslllScroS, May l0.-The bill to cna.
BILE National banking associations to extend
their corporate existence, as it passed tho
House to-day, provides that any National
banking association may at any time
within two years noxt previous to tho date
OF the expiration OF its corporate existence
under the present law, and with approval
OF the comptroller OF the currency, extend
it's period Of succession by amending its
articles OF association for a term OF not
more than 90 years from the expiration oi
period OF succession named in said articles
OF association, and shall have a succession
for such extended period unlcss sooner dis
solved by act OF the shareholders owning
|two.thirds OF its stock or unless its fran.
chise becomes forfeited by some violation
Of Inv - VI y - IL. So, -. 80 Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
FIENDISH BLASPHEl[Y.
LETTER FROM ovlTEAv.
"0ed's Man." az the Assas.in styles Himself
Warns The 1adsts Net to Murder Him on the
Gallows, as he Desires TO Lecture on he.
llslous TopIes-il Ills Appeal to Arthur.

WASHINGTON, May 10. Guitcau, tho
assassin OF tho late President, who is
sentenced 10 bc hanged on tho last day ol
next month, has issued the following open
letter to the American people, dated Dis.
trict Jail, Washington, D. G., May 10:
Il tell the American people ind lis
officials, from tho Chief Executive down TO
tho court in banc, who arc reviewing my
case, TINT tell the truth, and lie not, when
| say that an Gods man in tho matter oi
President Garfieid's removal and that, II n
hair Of my head is harmed, the Almighty
will make the officials that did 1t pay well
for it. II | was outside, l would lecture
under tho auspices OF some bureau
Oh religious subjects. Ono Of
my subjects would DO "paul
the Apostle" and kindred topics. II my
time has come TO leave this world, am
willing, but want the officials that muir.
der inc oil the galiows TO understand tho
issue: II they murder inc they will incur
tho wrath OF Almighty God, and it will be
Il long time before IIo lets up on them and
this Nation. The devils thai crucilied the
despiscd Galilcan thought they were
doing Gods service, but TINT did not re-
leaso them from liability; they and their
Nation incurred the wrath Of the Almighty
by that net, and he got even with them at
the destruction OF Jerusalem, and lc will
set even with this Nation and with its olIi.
cials il l am murdered on the gallows.
~ want IN unconditional pardon or moth.
ing, and l want the Executive so to under
stand it. I have set forth my views fully
OH this in my book, The Truth and the Re-
moval.' Il. 5sg q. ls5, a z. ,g.5
III the honorable jurists representing
tho Washington court in banc decide this
case according to Inv, there is only one de.
cision they can make, and tlat is that they
have no jurisdiction. Ii they decide con-
trary to law, the matter will rest with Pres
ident Arthur and they will have incurred
the wrath OF Almighty God"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20

ST. LOUIS, May 0-Considerable excite
ment prevails over the remarkable disap-
pearance Of two young ladies, Zoe and
Lily Watkins, who were en- route from
Denver, Col, to New Orleans, 10 visit
friends, and OH the trip stayed over to pay
n visit to the Martin family here. Mr..
Martin is 4 city weigher, They were to
have resumed tho voyage tomorrow on 4
steamer. The young ladies OF tho Murtin
family organized a social party last evening
III honor OF their guests. About ! o'clock
Zoe Watkins went out to mail letter and
make call. at S o'clock, rs she, had not
returned, 4 messenger was sent for her,
when it was asccrtained that she had not
made, the call she intended. Nothing
since has been heard Of her. The police
instituted inquiries but without avail, aud
incline to believe that it is a case OF abduc-
ton. Miss Zoe's father, who is Il leather
merchant in Denver, has been telegraphed
to and is expected here. Is cav. N