Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-30

ioa Club. and Mr. Rogers Van Brunt of III.
kuickerhocker Club The sp.rrers seem-sNt
be evenly m.tch-i, and after four roun is, ia
which both were severely punished the IN ,lch
was declared draw 10y the referee.
An appeA for clergyman 10 go there is pub
llshed in Houston. Idaho, paper, which saws
Among our people are many who desire ~
opportunity TO attend religious 3 rvices, al
they are already making Arrangements for tn,
construction OF suitable edihces 10 which ts
hold them. First cone best served, therefore
Gospel men should not delay, for "nos is III.
accepted time "
After travelling seven weeks party Of foo
families comprising four children, four woms6
SIX meu. seven hors~s, two wagons, and TIVE
dogs, arrived at their destination il Bakei
county, Florida from North Wisconsin. The,
travelled fifteen to twenty-five miles dar, and
encountered some very severe weather IN.
infant died on the journey. and two horses wer,
lost. The rest Of the party "As in good health
\ very small word often make. a greet dif
ference, either hr being omitted or sgpsr-d
dei Thus the Butte (Mnntsnal Eai,r- H9.a
tain pubish a supplementary w.dting nolic,
10 which. speaking Of oae That had slre adv ap
pearcd IL says: The sisiemeu, should hx-7
read they we're married fes davs ago in
stead OF married few days" - the wedding
con,rae, vas doubtless iairuiei to be prrms
nent."
A terrible ir.g.iy took place in Newport
XIV. on SUNDAY. Ms C,rri- I. Wia.lus
choked her son seven wears o 4 to death, hes
Der ,es-y..r-old daughter So severely With
baseball cldh that II il believed her injafe.
are fatal. aud then cut her osn thru., with .
rsI1r producing sped. death Us Was
los, was 81 r-ars old. A f--s ssuths ago Ms
Wtnslow returned from = snj,arn 10 . ,.nit.
rium FOR treatment for insanity.
The Saprem. Court OF T.nnsse. on S.,u ID.
sentenced Col. wm- Spsses 10 he h,nr-i os
March l3. for the nari.r Of his son IA lag
Col Eiward ) Wheat CI Spence t. .hoa'
10 yeats old, AMI s.s former, merchant sad
banker and Cni,.'i States marsha Tn. kill
Jag took place on March II. 1884 and -ss tn,
result OF difficulties over the United States mar,
shsiship, Spe CO claiming unfair Treatment, al
the hands Of heat. sho succeeded him in Ihsl
position.
Col. H.nryA C1ringtoa clerk Of tn. court,
Of Ch .tioite county. Va. died n Richmond a.
Thursd4y sighi. after a long ilIarss ~ lieu.
tensni-co'on.l and colonel % the Eish'e-gsh
vifgi nis Regiment PIeki,i's Disision. deces
participated ~lIh A..ia-----A---~-'--
marked ssIdiefty ability IA tn- p-inrtpAi h.isWs
Of Ia. Army Of Norihern Sig.iui. He - a,
captured At G.ryshurg and -sss prisoner a.
Johnson Island ~her. he coatr.glrd the lis,
ease ~hies caused HIS dsssh.
Capt Bsnkhead a wrli-saosn civil .ayi.
neer. ~ho I'D charge Of thesar o. the G ~.
,on and Gr-eabrier r ,ilroai sI'susioa from
Philispi. vas str.nzlsi 10 death a, that pl.c.
Tuesday plight bv . set Of f4is. teeth h.cota a z
loos. ia bis mouth. Til. L rpisin bad he~n il
i'll health for some time, AMI tt as under "a.
Influence of ehisrof0rm, whirh w.s si.ea him
dgring The performance Of delicate opers 10 =
by his physicians that the accident occarrst
he vas a Y,rgInian. and sboaI so ,s.rs Of ag~
A suit TO recover i.ealt 6se iallsrs th. q
mount which Chicago m.u agreed TO paw a.
other for securing him a <ife. VAS 'ri.d IN q
court Of that city . few DAYS ago aal decides.
10 favor Of the defend.n'. Th. woman va, -
cured. but. owing principally 10 her wearing
false teeth. she vas rejected Another wom,a
TO whom be afterwards got married. .as s.car-
ed by himself, ani the court decided hat ai-r
these circumstances the cssiraei did not b lid
good
Miss M,tilds Chase. aged soont 80, Of Ana.
polls. was 50 badly euraei on Thursday mora
Iug. BY her clothes taklng 6.e, that she expired
the srme morning. She was sitting bcfar. tn.
IRE reading her Bible, and il Is supposed fell
asleep. When the accidesI o ,curr.t Miss Ch,,r
was the dsu liter OF the late Thom.. Chse
whose father wss the late Jsrsm,h To~al.
Chase. chief judg. OF III. MARYLAND Court Of
Appeals. ia 1906. aaa whose granaf4rher vas
Judge Samuel Chase, one Of the signsrs ~ the
declaration Of ind-pc ndenee, who die in 1911
A II Butts. secretary of the Chicago Lum
kar Ia
camp near Metro politAn, Mich, forty miles 10
the north Of E.csnsh, lie saws the night h.
fore be left camp the mercury bad dropped 10
forty -three degrees below zero. Thi. was the
climaI OF four DAYS ofextrema weather Ths,
night an old trapPsr and lniian hunicr named
Tom Dudging, returning from hunting, was
killed and eaten ov wolves within two miles ol
camp. His friends. searching for him merit
morning. found bis closely gnswed banes
Thirteen dead wolves were living near him
pierced by his fe balls. and his Winchester
rife lay by his side with one chamber loaded
A religious revival in thu Msihodis, Episco.
pal church ut Hartford city, Ind conducted
by Sister W Gods worth, an evangelist cuImi-
mated Frid y night in fully score Of men and
women falling into trance state At one time
After lying from one to three hours in this
state they returned TO consciousness, and re
lated their experiences. One voung woman
said that she had bern to the spirit land. and
bad seen and sonrer.ed with loved ones long
since dead She had visited the cI,v Of New
Jerusalem. looked upon ITS gold paved streets
heard the angelic choristers chanting the mel
ody of heaven, and WAS Io,th to rrturn TO The
earth. One young MIN has h-eome convinced
that he can walk on the water sni can leave
this world on wings. Anorfrr called his old
comrades in arms around him and colntn,n led
them 10 fall into line and attack the enemy =
ranks. Hundreds are in atteud.n e at every
meeting and the same scenes are nightly en-
acted Sister W oodsworth has on, to wave
her hand and people fill pros,ra'e all srouad
her.
A woman's will lately before n Philadelphia
court illustrates the mistakes made by tes,aiors
whs push phlanthropic hobbies too far By
this will the daughter of the tssratriY was to
receive the income of ce tain real estate till the
age of 80, and then to have the principal, uu-
less she had husband who used tobacco and
in to xicating drinks. In the latter event the
property was devoted to Presbyterian Home
Missionary Society to support an indigeHt
preacher, who was not to indulge in or teach
such practices. "A mortgage and notes of
$500 were also left to the most Trustworthy
to be found in the city for the sup
preston OF intemperance and tobacco" To
the wife OF her nephew the testatrix bequeathed
her ''dear little dog Frsky. with $lO0 to care
for him during his life, and AT his death to bury
him in Auat Sally's lot in Mount Moiah Gem
etery." BY the decision of the Court The little
dog Jared better than the cause Of temperance,
the requests relative to rum and tobacco being
held void for vagueness. Yet the testntrix had
directed her executors to he careful to see that
none of her proper ty should BE- in any way used
TO encourage the use Of rum and tobacco
through which she had reached her Growing