Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-02-22


~ Chish hester Y, and then his own Jetl-
'na>v vas the cause. They had only hen mar
nd about = year, and neither of them Vas
over ,!
The 'ss' bound mail poach thrown from
ihe fat train It iaaringd m a iew dsss ago
Sas cAasAi ~ the car wheels, and letters we're
scattered alo. Z the track for sevea,ren miles
J,okson pr'oach. Of S,.,tsboro'. Ga, who
Is IN hrs sHth var. took II three DAYS hun,
last seek aud Killed one Of the largest deer
thar h.. been killed ia Bullock county in many
Years
Kh~uher Hart AMI IL. eo,or.d Of Cricke,,.
Tex vent IN church Suni,v night, AMI lett
s,x children h IN. asleep The house took FIRE
Iana was burned, all the chllisen perishing in
the asmes
Al reading, Pa. Noai.s Frank Boyle en-.
tered saloon and raised a disturbance. Th,
proprietor forcihly elected him and he fell from
high step TO the pavement, breaking his neck
ssd dying Instantly.
The citizens Of Houros- n Y. where the
white bride of Frederick DoaEl4ss lived in
childhood, recall the fact that her fs,her who
wss an active sboIitionisi. whipped her to MAXI
her kiss Dou lass hen he visited the family.
Sen stor-elect Black bsrne. of Keniu XIV, had
uarroS escpe far his life en- SATURDAY. H.
~as at hotel in Ashland one Of ID. Hooded
cities on the Ohio. when the walls of the build.
ing rocked. and the plaster in thu congress
mans roam fell with a crash
Archbishop Feehan returned 10 Chicago San.
lay from his visit 10 Rome lie WAS welcomed
al the railroad station hs MAYOR Harrison aud
special representatives, from lIholic boii-s and
was escorted 10 the episcnpal palace by pro
crssion numbering Is 900 persons.
Thee is contest over the estate left hy the
late Thomas II Blythe, of SIN Francisco, hv
twenty Eve claimants The lawyers engaged
number fourteen. and the chances are rha,
shen the fees are paid there will be little left
for the heir. 10 inherit.
Albert W B,iler. a Philadelphia o.lector,
who claimed that he was the victim of a high.
way robbery last week, when he said he vas
knocked down in the street and robbed Of S37l
OF his employers money. has confessed that
he planned the scheme himself aud spent the
money.
Society circles "a, Noun lsville, W. Va. are
.rxcIled over the elopemcnt and marriage of
Miss Nelly llugletr, belle of the village and
heiress to considerable propert,, the groom
oC'hE u iihhhp W Hu ii'l btcH tiken INFO Inc
employ OF the Young hdy's uncle and guar.
dian few weeks ago.
Barbara Miner, colored, was shot, probably
fatally, in Philadelphia on Friday by Louisa
Powell, also colored Both women received
comic valentines that morning, and each &C
cn>ed the iher of sending one of them. Dur
ing fight which ensued Louisa fred "A revol
yer. the b II penetrating B,rbar,s neck, in
ficting probably fatal wound
As a mi.km n NAMED Andrew Coff..y was
passing pnblic schoolhouSe in Peters town
ship, Franklis county, Pa he discovered that
the building was fire ~ he waited to give
AN alarm or seanI Or water, the flames
would haSa Id contoi, so he poured
his load of miiS on them and exiting uished
them
John Bethuhc, manger Of the Blind Tom
Concert Company. was run over and killed by
a train on the Philadelphia WILMINGTON and
on Saturday night. He attempted to leap on
a moving train when he was dragged under the
wheels and horribly mangIed
A snow slide Nond,y morning near Ontario
mine 1T Park City DESTROYED the house Of
VIM. Rich, killing his three children and in.
juring his wife fatally The ciiiizens are NOV
i z ont of the gulch away from the back streets
of Park City. The snow is deeper there than
ever before, and is still falling Trains on The
Utah and Northern aud Oregon Short Line in
Idaho are Dlockaded.
Richard Valentine, a wealthy farmer of North
N. Y, visited Miss Annie Jack
son on St. Valentines Day, when he was re-
mind ID Of her leap year privileges, and that a
proposition of marriage Il ON her to him would
either compel him to give her his hand or pop
the question She did SO and he accepted her.
They went without delay to the Methodist
minister AT Roslyn, where they were married
in true leap year style.