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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

The pos,office department introduced a
new postal card on January lst. The new
cards differ from the old onts in that they fur
nish privacy in the correspondence contained
upon them. IT is very nuch like q double card
Of the present pattern. The back fold is spll'
diagonally and opens square out. The four
corners are folded and joined together in the
centre, when the card has been written upon,
with a piece of gummed paP.r. The card
weighs less than half an ounce. and will con
tain DO more writing than those now 10 use
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

TO VERTTSERS-THE TIMES having
.rger circulation thun any other paper among the
..eHtgent farmers and b,asiness men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
VI card rates, ,Ohich to,U any other paper
IN Southern Maryland. TO say nothing about circuid-
1 on.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
Revolutions Of Respect.

At the meeting It the Orphans Court on
Tuesday the following resolutions in respect
to the memory of the late Chief Judge, were
offered and adopted, after which the court ad-
journed
WHEREAS 1t has pleased the Almighty 10
take from midst Judge B. l. Higdon-
Resotued-Thst il is with profound sorrow.
We heard the announcement of his demise and
in common with the entire community letl
how great our less
Resolred = TIL II by his DEATH his Court loses
n dscersing and console ntions ut mher, " o,
not only MS such, tut IN every Ielntion OF lite
faithfully discharged hi, duty, and tta' the
County loses n most WORTHY, vaIued and mu
respected cliizen and truly an upright man
Resoiped-1ht We recos Ze as traits OF
his character, sterling integrity, trankness and
sincerity, haired OF hypocrisy and deceit and
fidelity TO duty.
Resolred That We extend TO his family in
their sad bevavement, our heartfelt sympathy
Resolved That these resolutions be enter d
upon rhe minutes OF This Court, that they tie
published in the County paLers, ana n COP. OF
lh-m be Transmitted TO The family OF the de
ceased, and r,her in respect 10 his memory,
this Court now ad jouIn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
II ush ! IL ~ u Fox

The Pomonkey fox hunting club have a
champion pack(?) Tneir dogs are feet and
bold; indeed the only surprise to us is thai,
they have been allowed to hide their excellent
qualities in the wids OF the section they inha-
BIT The club has made frequent saIlies in
quest of Reynard OF late, but the fame of their
pack had evidently been freely diseased IN
Reynard's councils, for he became more sly
than usual and thu pack never struck trail,
which, of course. w.s not their fault. Oh no
The club, however, became not discouraged
but, under the leadership OF the redouetatl1
Capt. Willie and with Excelsior clearly
marked On each dog rhry pers.vered, and sue
cess At length crewsed their efforts They
started f,x And wonderful the dogs soon
e,iuced their feetpess. They came up with
the fox in u run OF hundred yards. Reyusrd
while at the same time the dogs were afraid OF
Reyusrd, evidently not knuwing what that
stranger in their sports vas doing there. They
KEEP, At safe distance and barked furiousl
until Rey nsrd kindly lard down and d-s OF
men rode up each eager for the brash and they
found fox III At h ID died Of a severe gun shot
wound and that their dog, were afraid Of
Such is tame. R.h Tor the PouIonkey pack
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

B % q d l~n's trntes saIte-

Tue b..l saIvr ia ghs ~o'ld is' tais
Bru,., . >uTs-. [ Ices. >ais Rn.un. Fever
S"r,.. letter Chsppcsi Hsnsi- .Chtp'aIn- Coz ns.
aud all SKIN E,uptioas. aai p ,-Iu'.ty cures
Piles, pay required. II - gusfAutr's t."
give perfect Subtraction. money rriuodcA
Pricc IS cents pei oux. ~, sale BY ". W
Padgtt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

No 724 EQUITY
nRuERED this 21fh dav Dec uhsr 1888
~ that the rspurt OF III sale Of tn MOI /
gagged property in tie atrJvr enII'lrd cause
made by j Walter Carpenter mortgage be
ratified ~. d onhImed unless cause to lhr con
trary thereof be shown on or before tn" 10 b
day Of J-nu-ry 1889 provided copy OF rhs
order br inserted in sme uewspaper Published
Chases County once In zach OF three su Ces-
si,e weeks before the said l9Ih iry JANUARY
1889
In" report stats the auounl OF sales to tie
S6.G 50.
J SAxL TURNER, Clerk.
true copy lest:
.SAN'L TrwSgR, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

The shooting mat,h that was postl oned
on Thursday of last week account OF tue
weather will take place on Tuesday next, jan
uary sth. in Port Tobacco. when the Bryan
town team will shoot the Port Tobacco team
for $4,000. Each team will consist Of three
contestants and each man will shoot at seven
live birds A handsome sleigh will also be
n fled on the same day. There will be smaller
purses for ,hose ishiBg to shoot sweepsIakes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

New and improved machinery for grinding
hour has just been placed in the mill II A. &.
Chapman, near La Plata, and it Is now pre-
pared To make Hour Of all grades at short no.
ticc. A trial will convince that can do what
We say. We also prepared To do all kinds
of saving and grinding formerly. Corn
meal a speciality, and fine bolted meal is con
stantly on hand for sale a. IS cents per bushcl.
Solis ting the patronage OF the public We pr oni-
ise always heretofore to attend to all work
in our line carefully and expeditiously.
Aul0tf JOS. l.. TUCKER Miller.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

We often wondered what induced DR.. Bull
to invent bis celebrated Baby Syrup, but We
understand now, that he Was . married man.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
Death Of Mrs. keech.

Mrs. Emily keech, widow Of the late Jas.
A. Keech, an estimable and much respected lady
living near Wiccmco in the lower section OF
our county, died quite suddenly of heart dis
ease at an early hour on Wednesday morning,
aged about 60. years. Mrs. Keech had been in
iailing health Tor some time, though at the
time it occurred her death was unlocked for.
{ ne as born In our county and has slwaysre-
sided here having many friends in the section
in which che has lived. She was possessed OF
many es,imu BIZ. qualities and her demise will be
sadly mourned. She leaves two sons and two
da ug rers, all of whom are grown. Her fun
eral will take place today.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

The bal nosque at Hughesvil'e on Friday
evening last given by the oung ladies I'd gen
tiemen Of Brysntown was e highly successiu
and most enjoyable affair. About City couples
10 mask were 10 attendance, and the ladies ss-
pecialy looked charming in their fancy COS
tunes and it was amusing 10 watch the iugeu-
aous Efforts of all to preserve their iscos ui,o.
Dancing commenced at O'Clock and at 10 all
unmssked and surprise snd CONSERVATION vas
visible on the faces Of many when they found
out with whom they had talked and danced,
and our impression is that many tender speeches
were intended. The principal characters as
sumed by the ladies were: The Zephyr" Miss
Mamie Jameson Snow Flake. Miss Nellie
Green "Miss Hardcastle" Miss Susie Bowling;
"Snow Queen" Miss Annie Mudd; "Tsmbor-
inc Grip Miss Lulie Bowling Might" Miss
Mary Middleton "Grecisn Girl Miss Fannie
Griffin ..Topsy' Miss Keech; THE Jockey"
Miss Emily Bowling The 70 lowing are some
Of the characters assumed by the gentle men /:
"Tbe Dude" Phil Bowling The Butterfly
Dude" Jos. Green; Japanese R. Wills !;
Negro Woman" Geo W. McPberson /; "Old
ST. Nick" Eman Gardiner, and many others.
At IL o'clock a substantial supper was served,
oysters, turkey, duo k and chicken being PIE
dominant on The tilf Of fare. The s6.ir brCke
up amid the regrets Of all about O'Clock a.
m, and each participant carried TO their home.
a fond RENE M erance Of the pleasures Of the
evening
Death Of Nrs. Cooksey.
Mrs Catharine Cooksey, relcr Of the late
Henry Cooksey, a former register of " ills Of
our county. a lady we'll known sad estee med
10 our community where the mos, Of her life
has been spent, died at the residence Of her
son. .in-law, joseph Thomas, in Loudon coun-
! ~, Virginia, on Friday morning last. sged 10
years. Mrs. Cooksey, Who has been in feeble
health for some time, died from q general de-
cay and loss of vital force usually attendant on
old age. Her remains were brought 10 the
county on Monday and the interment was in
Durham cburcbyar ard Nanj.m that afternoon
| A large number of the friends of the deceased
| lady in that section attended at the last sad
rites and attssted by their presence the sstsem N
and respect in y hicb she was held by those
who knew her best 10 life. The services at the
church and grave we're conducted by Rev. T
o. Tongue. Who had been especially invited
from Georgetown for the pur pose, and bis re-
marks in the church were impressive and elo.
quent. Mrs. Cooksey leaves several children,
none of whom live in the county at this time
however. save The widow of ih- late Wm. II
Gray, who is her daughter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

isitOrs tO Bailim0res
Must not miss the great "CleAn Sweep
Sale" OF Men and Boys clothing now being
held at the Bell Clothing CompaDy's store
Pra,, street adjoining Hanover. Their accounts
With their. predecessors must be closed BY
Christmas, and the knife has been put into
everything. You purchase men s overooats
silk lined. velvet col.ars, 6ne materials for $lo
worth $40 Blue chirchila overcoats " orlh
So, SO for $500. We shall sell $40 suits for
$4, SO; ask ~ see lot 1922. Brown oIkscrew
suits $40 60 for $40; lot 6leO. Boys suits
$3.50 selling rapidly for $500. O'ercoat.
worth Sc, 90 selling at $500. Grand $500
overcosts going for 81 so. " hle here see cur
$3.50 pauts Iow So So, and those ut 800
10" 81, so. These are only lev out of thou.
sands OF targains. 1t vi Le worth the cost
OF visi, to lhe city to satisfy the winter needs
Of ourselves and your boys at the Bell Cloth
ing Company's store, Pratt street adjoining
Hano, ,er.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
A BIG CUT IN PRICES

VII AH tbAEN 'sfN ft4A' a'T ~ WV ~ ~"
b-t,,r d S'o,S s Piese, aud ma'I be cold.
AL asane 10 Psrt:
A-n's Good S-rvisaul.
t,os,. s. 90. worth 81 So
Nea tiooS Ii,gh rap O.s
t.r DIS. $50
Boz. Good Sersiea
Bobss, ! so
Arn Goud Hess, Winter
Boy. Good II .vy Winter
Shoes, 0u
Nen's God Servieabis
Winter Salts 1 624
Meas Splendid Working
saus, 5s7i worth 6 SO
Meas Fine All Wool Cash
mere SUITS So 1870
Mems Fins Cork Screw
Dress SUITE, in Black
and Blue. la5o so, tn Is. 90
Mems Real has Cork Screw
Dress Suits, 10 90 - 1900
Men Heavy. Good Over.
Co.rs AS a. $50
Good Calico a, cts. per yard
Spleadid Csiico at "
Best Calico at st =. a." D."
2e inch Heavy Old Time
Calico, or Century
Ulorh st cts per yard
never SO Cheap before
Nice Line OF 4 4 All Wool Tricet Cloth
10 all tue desirable shades, for SO cts. per yard
Nice Line OF " ooi Dress TSiis, 10 all the
desirable shades, for l2A cts. per yard, and
many other Special Bargains too numerous TO
mention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
Notice.

All persons are forewarned not to trespass on
my farm 1.-The Highlands, "e'hrr with or with
out dog or gan. The law will he rigidly en-.
forced against all ~ho disregard this notice
DR.. RoBr. DIGGEs,
near Port Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
Capt. BIake's New Boat.

AS before stated Capt. Blake. OF the Mt.
Vernon s,eaSer Corcors1, is having . new
steamer built to run in connection with the
Coreoran betW cen W asbn s,on and Mt. Vernon.
Capt. Blake says she will be the best fitted
up steamer that has ever Oeen on thus river.
She will cost over 500, 900. and his contract
Calls for speed OF "a mies an hour, and she
will net be excepted unless she makes it. The
boat is 10 have the capacity for carrying 500
people; will have two spacious decks and
zach will be fitted up handsomely and ,om-
tortabe. He will not allow any freight to be
carried on her as he proposes to have her used
for making trip, TO Mt. Vernon and Marshall
Hall, and ter excursions trils at night. His
ad-a in ge,tir a last boat is to have ber make
sbr run to Mt. Vernon in forty minutes, thus
enabling b r TO make iour trips daily She
will be u little over 200 'eet long and will have
all the modern impro osenents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
ORDER NlSl.
In (! e Circuit Court fer Charles County
sitting as Court Of Equity
No 724 EQUITY

10 the matter Of he sale. under the Nori-
g.ge from John II Z, eder q I'd others
TO J. Walter CaFprut,r.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04

Hs.ias pgteeas~i very large aad carefully
.te. lr4 Sss.cs Of Fssl ana N,nirr Goods. sad
Ia orarr TO clear thral oag for the next niniy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-01-04
Ayers Sarsaparilla,

Prepared by DIR. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Masa
Price 81; six bottles, $5. Worth es bottle.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
IMPORTANT DECISION
Lately Rendered by the Supreme
Court
Causes CONSERVATION In The General
Land Office at Washington.

.NATl tgf HhithF4
validity OF Precf IN ThoFsands q Cases
Now Pending Affected hy the Decision
Various Theorlss as 20 ~ Scope,
WAsHIsoroN, May 2f.-The ,dedision Of
tbe Sunfand coprt Of the Uuit1d states In
he cssS III IA Hn,tnd Stai.As = X Jehn ID.
nm Sr,T..ll ~ III y, N, s1act
- ~ - VI 4 ~ fr'llyf',s..' @r,s,,
INA. oa.ns 'aken oy oniVeo ota's' oins,
In lana pasea hefore = fete irptaries peono'
were 0f no BINDING lore, has cteeted pom
sternati6h aInpnk the % icipls 81 ne General
Liant. Ofi6e. mo: dedision was yeste day
a sub,eot Of dimuasIon bv tine principsi on
o.r. " .s.t h,,rosr,, ~ ya An. Iona
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nay sl--At yestsrdAys
meeting of branch 400, Irish National League,
Senator Laughlin exhibited copi6s oi
the engrossed resolutions offered by him In
Lhe Senate February "a last, expressing the
sentiment Of the people Of New York on tho
successful outcome Of Parnel's trial with
The London Times. Tho work Is said TO be
one Of the finest ever sent out by the
Legislature. II measures l2xi4 inches, IL
covered with sealslTin and has the name
"Psrnell" In solid silver on the front cover
There are six pages Of heavy material, on
which are cngrossed the resolutions. TIVE
copies have been mado, ono for Mr. Parnell
and one for Mr.. Gladstone. The cost wa
800 q volume.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

LOGAN, O., May 91.-Three trains on tho
Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo rail-
way brought Q crowd Of 2ooo people from
Columbus 70 Logan Sunday. In the main Il
was the toughest crowd thst syer invaded
the place. The saloons In town were keVt
closed, but one was opened outside the cor
poration, near the picnic grounds. Thsro
were numerous fights. One woman from
Columbus knocked down four men and one
woman before she was knocked out herself
She had plenty OF psrve and booze.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
Catholic Provincial Council in session.

CtsorsSATI, May 2L-The ffth provincial
council OF Cincinnati (Roman Catholic),
which includes the States Of Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, has
begun Its sessions, which win continue for
perhaps a week. 1t is called to consider
moral and educational queskons pertaining
70 tho church, but has no jurisdiction over
doctrine and Its decrees are void until an
proved by tho Pope. Tho religious cei5-
monies attendant upon the opening OF tho
council were very imposing. The ofscrs Of
tho council under the Archbishop are: Pro
moter Of council, RI. Rev. Bishop Dwneger;
notary, Rsy.. Lole, Of the seminary; master
Of ceremonies, Rev. DR.. Moeller, chancellor
Of the archdiocese; secretaries, Rev, DR..
Byrne, Of tho seminary, and Rev. Dr.. Moe.
Of Cleveland, Sessions are held In sccrvE
and the proceedings are In the Latin tongue.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
WEALTHY FARMER MISSING.

Unsccountabis Absenoe From Home OF
One OF the Richest Farmers OF Pieka-
away County-Fears for Hts Safety.
CrRoLEvILLE, o., May 2l.-The prolonged
absence of George DUNCAN, one Of the
wealthiest and most widely known farmers
Of the county, Is causing his family and
friends considerable uneasiness. He left
here on tho 9th inst, with the intention Of
going to Madison County to buy sheep. He
carried with him 81 900 in currency and
certificates OF deposit Of the Second Ma
tional Bank of this city, for 5000, which
we're cashed at the Fourth National Bank
Of Columbus; o., on the day Of his depar-
ture,
Since that time his whereabouts have
been unknown, and fears are entertained
that he has been murdered and robbed. He
Is the owner Of three valuable farms, and
his home near Dsrbyville Is one Of the most
beautiful and costly In the county.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
$50, 900 Reward fer the Discovery Of Dr.
Cronin's Murderefs.

cHtctoo, May 2l.-The friends Of DR..
Cronin, who so mysteriously disappeared
two weeirs ago, are SO firmly convinced now
that Gronin hos been made the victim of .
conspiracy and foul play and that he has
beez murdered, that they offer reward Of
10000 for information leading 70 tho ar
rest and conviction OF any Of his murdercrs,
principals or accessories. To disabuse the
psbxic mind Of tho impression thst the
doctor y stiH alive and tnat his disappear
ance ives voluntary, his friends have Of.
fsrcd further reward Of 5000 for any
satisfactory evidence that viil prove that
he Is not dead, and that would lead 10 the
discovery OF his whereabouts
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
Mind Reader bishop L.id 20 xe..

Esw YoRK, May 3l.-The funeral service
over the remains OF the doad mind reader,
Washington Irving Bishop, were solemniIed
Monday afternoon In Grace Protestant Epis-
oopal Church. There was. q large attspd
snoa During the morning the face Of tho
deceased was exposed 10 view In tho undsr.
takers rooms. A large number Of frioods
took their last look. The remains were sub
sequently removed 10 the Hoffman House,
where the mother Of the deceased Is living,
and from there 70 the church. Tue casket
was Of cedar, covered with black cloth and
velvet On the Lid was . silver plato bear
ine the inecription; Washington Irving
Bthop, born March 4, 1850; died May u
1850" Directly below this plato was Ma
sonic emblem. The services were very sim.
pie and impressive The interment was In
Greenwood Cemetery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

ST. LOUIS, May ei.--At French Village,
ILL.,, Sunday, RedHeld Brown and John
Humphreys, two st. Louis sports, fought \
brutal mill 10 a finish. In the r'neteonth
round Humphreys who was blinded BY
blood flowing wounds over his eyes, re-
oeived terrific blow on the iugulAr and
fell like D log he lay some time without
moving. II was with diiEoolty that he was
resuscitated. The faces OF both contestants
were rendered almost unrecognizable.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

Axnos, O., Nay 2. .-Arthur Frazier, oap-
tain q an Ohio csaai boat With bis wife,
cailed on Edward Howe and wife, near
Hawkins, this county, Sunday. In tho
course OF conversation. Mrs. Howe said:
There has never been man here that
oooldn't throw" Frazier told her she could
not throw him They clinched and after
Tow momnnts' struggle Mrs, Howe threw
Fraxior on his back on q lounge and the next
minute he was corpse, supposed 10 have
been caused by the rupture Of 40 artery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

NEW PnIkDEIPmA, O., May 1i.-Freder-
ick Rinzel, saloonist Of this place, has gone
10 Rome, N. Y, for treatment for cancer on
the lip, brought on In singular manner. A
short time ago, whiIo at the dinner table, be
bit his lip. A decayed tooth poisoned the
flesh, resulting In cancer in its worst form
Tho growth continued and the pain was el-
most unbearable. His condition is said to
be very dangerous,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2I.--A peculiar dis
case, resembling malarial fever, has be
come alarmingiy prevalent among horses In
and around this city. About thirty pen
cent Of the horses in the city are affected
with II. Until Friday the disease had beep
fatal in but few cases, but since that tine
the symptoms have become more alarming
and number Of horses have died. Fifty.
six animals, kept for light driving, have
died within q week, and thenumber affected
Is steadily on the increase. 30 far yeterIn
srians have found no remedy for the dis
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

WARRINGTON, May 2i.-The general con-
yontiou Of the New Jerusalem, which meets
hero today represents the majority Of what
srecalled New ChurcAmen, popularity known
~ Swedenborgians, In this country. Ths
session which will begin to-day q The sixty.
ninih annual session Tho body DOW con-
prisss about two thirds OF the New Church
men In America, and its total membership
N aiout ann
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

SCRANTON, Pa, May 2i.-Shortly after
one o'clock Monday afternoon dostructiy,
Cyclone passed over the northwestern 500
lion OF Lackawanns County. The greatest
fury OF tho storm was about midway be.
tween tho villages Of clark's Green and
Clarke, Summit where the farm house Of
gimcon Montgomery and several barn,
wers blown 70 pieces Whole orchards
were destroyed by the fierce wind, and
trees wcre uprooted all along tho path o.
The storm, which was OF but short duration
20 far as known no liyes were lost.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

BosroS, May sl.-At the meeting Of IN,
Baptist Publication Society yesterday, II
was announced that the work Of revising
the Bible Union New Testament is approach.
ing completion, and that work ON the rows.
ion OF the Old Testament 10 proceeding sat
fafaoforilv
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

sABISA. o., May 2i.-Mrs Mahala Per
singer, wife Of John Persinger, prominent
farmer residing fow miles from town, fell
from step-ladder Saturday while arrang-
ing vino on theveranda. She died Sunday
night from the effectof the internal injuries
sustained
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

New York, May 2l.-The trial Of William
Y. Howard, chief OF the alleged sugar
swiDdiers, who defrsuded the Electric
Sugar KeAning Company out Of thousands
OF dollars, was begun yesterday before Re
corder Smyth. Howard Is being tried on or
indictment for grand larceny In the first de.
gree In obtaining $500 from the sugar com.
pany under false pretenses
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
sao. 200 T,oss by . Washout.

kansas CIR, May 9i-Two large mains
In tho aqueduct Of the National Wateryorlp
Company, which conveys weter IRON tne
Missouri river at Qw rp. Kan, 70 Kansas
City, were washed away Yesterday morning
cuniary damage is s,o, ,0O0, and this city vill
depend on the KAw river for water for i've
weoln or more. fttr
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

BAx FRANdIsco, May sT-At Presidio
yesterday Donald Mcdonald. a sergeant In
The regular army, shot and killed Ethe
Anderson, young woman with whom he
had been living. and thch shot himself
dead. Jealousy is supposed TO have led u
the traeradv
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22

PrrsBURsu, May 9l.-A Sharpsyille, Pa,
special says tnat notices have been given al
the Nobel, Sherman, Claire and Douglass
furnaces that aftor June wages will be re-
duced as follows: Keepers, sl.S 70 h75;
all turn men and hllers, SL75 10 il5o; labor
ers, a. .35 10 9l.25,