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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-02
A SONS QUADRUPLE CRIME.
Patricidc. Arson, AssauIt and suicido
by the Same Hand.


by the Same Hand.
At West FARM. hamlet about eve miles
from Westfeld, Mass, Joseph King, aged
soventy-eight, whip manufactures for half
a century, wel-.o-do and highly respected,
was shot while sleeping IN bis bed by his die
6ipated son Of forty four years.
After shooting bis father he attempted 70
kin bis aged maiden aunt Miss Cynthia Tut
tie He then burned down the house, and
three hours later. within a dozen rods of tho
burned buiidings and within hearing u tho
neighbors who were about 70 institute
search for the murderer, puta bullet through
bis own brain
Where had stood n peaceful dwelling moth
ing but a few charred embers remained and
n few rods distant. IN n small deserted house.
lay the dead bodies of father and son. The
father had pistol iu chest, neck and
eye, either ~ which, would have been fatal.
The son had tail through his temple
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-02

Japan is now constitutional mon
archy. Its progress toward liberal gov,
eminent has been by gigantic strides.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-02

Dn- HAhiIros, Surgeon General, Of the
Marine Hospital Service, says there viii bD
aEother general yellow fever scourgs in
Florida this sosson, and that there are evi-
Tampa.
wirH tho application Of the Civil Service
rules 10 the railway mail service there win
he a total OF "a, 200 officoe Of the Governtoenk
under those rules the HIST including the de-
partmentel, customs, postal and railway mall
service.
pRssrDxSr HAHmsos appointed Tn, fol-
lowing commission 10 negotiate with tho
sioux Indians In Dakota; General George
crook, United States Army; Charles Foster
OF Ohio, and William Warmer, Of Kansas
City, No.
TuE resignation Of Nichola. M. Rail-
superintendent OF Foreign Mails Postofifos
Department. has been accepted by the Post
MASTER General.
REAR ADMIRAL KnmERry has Forwarded
TO the Navy Department report stating that
.h .ne engine OF she Mpsic, which passed through
the hurricane at Samoa, has been tried and
marked well. The rcpprt says that the ship
can bs moved by steam N required.
SURGEON GxNERAL HAMILTON. OF tha
Marine Hospital service m washinrton. has
been informed by the President OF The Board
yellow fover existed fp that city.
THE Secretary Of War ordered the com-
manding ofiiccrs OF all military posts 20 fire a
national salute OF thirty-six guns ON April
Foreign.
NorIcE has been served on the Belgian
Government that the doings OF the Boulany-
lists In Brusseis dinpiease the French Govern
ment.
GENERAL Be JI.ANcKR was wnrned that
no must leave Belgium OF ais own accord or
the government would expcl him. Ihe de-
cided to 60 10 London
A PARTY Of Soudancsc attacked and do
fort at Port Hsiaib, EgJpt The Egyptians
lost ten killed and wounded.
LORD BnoMLow win succeed Lord London
derry as Viceroy of ireland.
THREE public meetings I'm Edinburgh.
Scotland, protested against comforting the
Freedom OF the city on Mr.. Parpell.
The strike of tho carmen I'm Vienna has br.
come very serious. Already many persons
have bcn injured In the collisions which have
taken place between the strikers and the
ponoe and tho trouble threatens 10 exteu,d
TO the inclusion Of workmen VI other occupa-
tions.
Ex-kIGG MILAN has become Monk OF
Jerusalem with a view 10 eventually becon,-
ing Patriarch Of all the Servians.
THE body OF Mr.. Ashworth, the British
yice-sonSui at Castelanare Italy, has been
found at the foot Of q precipice AZ Vice
Equense, on the Bay Of Naples. IL is believed
that he committed suicide
QUEEN VIcToRIA has arrived at Sandring-
ham Hall on a vhht 70 the Prince and Princes
OF Wales, whose county seat she not seen
since 1871, at the time OF the dangerous III
ness OF tho heir apparent.
RATTLE occurred I'm Hayti which re,
suited In the capture by Legttime's forces OF
the village Of Petite Rivlere. The village
consisting OF 600 houses was burned IL was
said that HOO men lost their lives I'm the battle.
The German Emperor and Empress went
TO Dresden To visit the King OF Saxony.
THE freedom OF the city Of Edinburgh.
Scotland, was rendered 70 Mr. Parneil nv n
vote OF fourteen 20 thirteen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-02

Belgium is as convenient to political
offenders Of France, as Canada is to the
boodlers Of our land.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
A liNCOLn ANECDoTE.
What Honest Abe Considered the Proper
Length OF u Mans LEGS.

What Honest Abe Considered the Proper
Length of u Mans Legs.
A gentleman from the West tells
this story OF Abe Lincoln. which. Il rot
new = certainly by no means mack
ne I'd The gentleman came from the
section in which Abe and Doug
las were conspicuous figures in the
past, and the story he tells relates to
Il decision mode by Mr.. Lincoln as TO
the pfopar leugth Of a mans legs.
- she St0rF gees, Douglas and q
Mr.. LoVeioy were al one of the haunts
IA tho village, where they Used to
meet ior peWs and gossip, aud while
b. Abe idpeo!n came ia and sat
down, diaposing OF his lengthy limbs
n a somewhat awkward manner.
They SAW him coming in, and imn9-
diaialy began q conversation in regard
10 tnc proper length Of a mans lees.
"aoW, said Loveioy, ''Abeis legs
are altogether too long, and yours.
bougas | think. are little short
Lot ask Abs what he thinks of it
HE conversation had been carried
ON Win q view 10 Lincolns oYerhear-
ing Il, and .hey closed it t-y saying:
Abe, WIN DO you think about itPn
fif. i4ihooin had iar-away l3ak, as
ne sat with one leg twisted aro9nd The
olner' but ne responded to the quea-
ton.
Think Of wbat?p
"We,i, we've been talking about tina
prooer leagth Of a man legs. We think
yon"9 u 700 loag and Douglas too
shot t{G we'd lilo to know what YOU
TIL < il tho proper Length -
"Wels' said Mr. Lincoln, chats
q mattef tAet I've never given any
thought T.. 80, Of course, I aav %
nli+sak2e, Iut nav drgt in.pressloa IS
hat 9 MAJ legs ought 10 be ioY.x
enc gh p el~,l fror4 lis body 10 the
Aro..4q. - &ax . Ll4da
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEV
May 1Stn, 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
JOHN FORBES,

whose fostoflce address is Hawthorne,
Esmeralda county, Nevada, has for HIM
sell and NJ. D Tobey, his co-owner, this day
filed his application for q patent for fifteen
| hundred linear feet Of the North star Mine or
| vein, bearing gold and silver, with surflfe
! ground six hundred feet in width. situated in
Ms. Cory Mining Distrjct, county of Esme
yalda, and State of NeYada, and designated by
ihe de,d notes and Official plat on file in this
oilfc as Los No. Thiyt g3seYrn, in Township :
North, .;anae 20 East Of Mt. Diablo base and
meridian said Lot No. 81 being described as
fIl3ws, to.wit:
beginning at pins post 3zi%3 feet lopg,
set In q mound Of stane marked post No /
| pSS y o 81, and North Star mine, whence the
y 5 mineral monument No l bears 5 y deg
80 min, " 7S6 feet. and the section corner
common 10 sections sos and 8, II and Is,
TIP No y, II 20 E, bears S IA deg 45 min, L
2l4o feet distant. Thence
first Courses n deg, W 1900 feet to pine
past Ski feet long, set in mound of stone,
marked post No !. USS No 81 North Star
mine, whence the L 5 mineral monument No
bears y 60 deg, 30 min, L 851 feet distant
| Thence
Second Gourse-sH t3 deg min, W 60a feet
TO pine post 3x4 3 feet long, set in mound of
stone, marked post No }, USs No 81, North
Staf mine, at 800 feet, pine p ST Ski, 3 feet
long set in mound Of stone marked post 30
sWLL. UsS No 81, North Star mine. Thence
Third Gourse-N L deg min, E 1900 feet
to pine post SKI. 3 feet long. set in mound of
stone marked post M 1, USS No 81, North
Star mine. Thence
Fourth Courses q deg min, e 800 feet
to beginning, at 300 feet. pine post 3x4, 3 feet
long, set in mound Of stone, marked post No
,, NE LII, SIS 10 81, North Star mine.
Magnetic variation, Il deg 30 min &, con-
taining - is acres.
The location of this pine is recor ed in
the Recorders Office of EsmcraldA coun Y,
State of Nevada. ia book D. page 81 Of
Mining Locations.
The adjoining claimants are: Apia,
Samoa and Francis cl5ims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

pTFNTT- G"'e Eori) are those
49, ~ -A-e -A4 - who READ tAiS and then
act; they Will ind bnuOrabla employment
tAat vii noi take them from tSeir aupc- and
families. The prd3!s are lar,c and sure ion
every industrious person. many have made
aud are now making seyera aundred dollars
u month. II Ia easy for anyone 20 make five
dollars ard up ards Der day, who is willing
90 work. Either SIX, young or Old; capital
not n6efiof Ne -tgft YOU iSyvry thtd@ reH-.
No special ability required; you, reader can
da II d well as anyone Writct rs az once
for faa particulars. which we will mail free.
Address. Stnson & Co portland. Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

BY G. Henly Strachan, superintendent and
Agent, whose Postof,;ee address is Bellevil!e,
Esmeralda county, State of Nevada, has this
day filed his application for patent for the
Swcetapple and Hazeltine Borate or BcraX
deposit mine, bearing Borlx, situated in
Tcal's Marsh Mining D strict Esmerads
county, Nevada, and designated by the field
notes and official plat On file in this Office 40
lot Number 80 in roYnship No North
Range Ttirty-three East, Mount 1iablo base
ana meridian. said Lot No. IS being de,
scribed Is follows to Wit:
Beginning at post No OF the county sqc-
yey No q, set in pine Aest No l, 4 feet long, ,
inches square, marked L S No IS and
mound. From which p8st No &C Z ) 5 V
10 81 bears il deg 80 nin, 1g chs, and 5
Sc bears point of black lava gGck. marked
q y 1873, Tie sanle bearing as from Y
No 81 ond % deg 30 pin e, 35.g0 chs bears
Rpst No of L $ : Y No 81.
Thenee &c deg 30 min, W 3Q.75 chs, Sc
pipe post 3X2x2, marked U No ,, in
mound, thence 63 deg 30 min w, 7.12 chs.
set pine pu>t jA2A9, marked L 5 Z No ) in
mound, thence y 90 deg 80 min, " 14TQ chs
set pine post 3x2X2. marked U S p No in
mound, thence IS deg 80 min, E 7.l2 chs,
cedar post No OF county Sv No2.
Thence y IS deg 30 min, L % IS chs, set
pine post 3X2z!, marked S No in
mound; thence 20 deg 30 min, Il 2775 chs,
set pine post and p XXX. marked Q S r No
in mound thence y 63 deg 81 min. E Il 90
chains, set pine post 4x2x2. marked U |"
No Z in mound; thence S % deg 30 min, f
14.5o chs, set pine post 5..2xs marked U p
No 5 in mound; thence G3 deg 30 min, W
HOS chs set pine post 3x2x2 marked L S r
No ., in mound; thence % deg 30 min. e
6.0o chs' set pine post 3X XXI. marked ?
No 10, in mound; thence 5 G3 deg 30 min, W
ia Chs, to post y 10 OF ) $ No 81; thence
n % deg 10 min. W 2.s5 chs, to post No II Of
NJ No a7 thence ) g deg 30 mi "
i4Oo chs, to beginning; containing 1873
acrcs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
HUMOROUS


Book Agent" would Ike TO
show you the vefy latest Engiish
eyclop@dia - Old 1iner--" 10, sir
English or American, / could never
learn TO rae one at my timo Oh lie. :
Mr. Grundy'
Junior Partnar--"Onr traveller
ought to be punished. He told one OF
our customers in Croydon that am
an ignorant fool" Senior Partner-.''i
shall speak 10 him without fail, and
insist that no more oiiice-secrets be
divulged. IN. I. Ledger.
"A Boston editor who doesn't worl;
something about tha eighteenth Bru-
MARIE into his French editorials is not
recogniz43 as "a Journalistic heavy
weight. One overworked young man
ou the Advertiser had something the
other day about the eighteenth
Bromide.
Charitable Old Lady ITO little
beggar girl) There's some bread for
you. It's day or two old, but you
can tell your mother 10 take three or
four fresh eggs, q Quart Of milk, q cup
OF sugar, some good butter, aud half
a grated nutmeg, and she can make an
excellent pudding Of il.
"A new idea in Paris Is a kissing
school. Unless it will show girl, the
advantaz e of holding still when n kiss
is about to be imprinted On the lips or
on the cheek. so that it will not light
Oh the ear or on the back OF the neck.
it IS impossible to see how it can teach
girls any thing new about kissing
Norristown Herald.
--Blinils' Coachman (colorea)-'I
fought you sayed yoah folks was so
dog-gone richpp Jinks' Coachman
(Celticl $50 they are, ye black divi!. y
Bip6s' Ccachman-"H Huh! | guess
not / Looked in de winder las night
and seen two OBJ de young ladies play
in on de same pianny. Guess you all
has ter economics. -Americ2.
Northern gentleman lwho has
been reading on the subject OF
Voudooism among the colored people,
and thinks he will make q little orig
inal rescarch) Jasper, do any
your people carry charms about then
for protecgiou?" Jasper-"Oh yes,
sab; bat / nebber hear dem call
charms lore; more ginerally call dem
razors. sab. '-Harper's Bazaar.
John Carver Backbay (of Boston,
who has just proposed and been ac-
cepted, and has taken from tho lips OF
his betrothed that lev CONNECTION,
Boston kiss)-"And our love, Marian,
will outlast life - will - err : liv,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

Thl legation of this mine is recorded IN !hs
Recordey's office of EsmeF@da enuHtg,
New, IN Book " b, pages 3l2 3i8 Of MiEing
Locations.
The a.joIning claimants are the sent.
mel claim, '.Cro%n." =" crowning Glery.e
Amy aad all persons claiming adversely
any potion Fl said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
Moth etar line

Or surface ground are required to file their
adverse clanns with the Register of the
United States land OGce at Carson City,
in the State or Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof or they win be
barred by yigine of Che provi ,eaS of the
statale. Q. Il. GaLLCP, Register
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
Blair Eaine

or surface ground, are required to fsle their
adverse claims with the Iseslssef Of he
United States Land Office al Carson cily,
ia the State Of Nevada, daring lie sixty
days period 81 publication hereof Or hey VIII
he b4rred ~ Ylrtse OF The provisions Of The
S.atuts. o. II. GALLUP. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

Field Notes of Amended. survey of
U. X Survey No IS. Teai's Harsh
GialnS district. i.s:;erait.a Csal.-
~, state OF aeya.;a.
To the Surveyor General of Nevada-Sir: In
accordance with the written instructions
from yuar Office, dated March 18th, 1889 re-
paired To the Borax claim of the Sweetapple
and uzeitue Company, in Toal's Marsh
Mining District, Eemeraldn county. Nevada,
known as u. 5. Survey No 3 Of that Disticl,
aHd proceeded to mike a survey of lire
connecting post Mp of said L ) y No 81
with the section corner common to sections,
s and . III and Il, in TIN, X 81 Il, NJ, ID. 3.
aud NJ, in Nevada, April 18th. 1870. "a follows ::
From said corner posi- No Of CSS No 80. in
said mining district. ran with true bearings,
variation lii deg 90 min L, 5 80 dey Is min Z .
26 iS chains, TO section corner common to
sections and 0, lG aad Il, in T 4 N, X 81 e,
NJ. d. g. aud Il.
(eignedD; AipHEus GARRARD,
|. s. Dep. Mineral Spyeypr
This claim is known Us the Sweetapplc and
Hazeltiae, county surrey NJ u, and inclpd
ing the John Higgins, survey No y, and
the a. i. Vali.nat survey No q. aud is
bounded On The 4 by L $ Sy No 81, on tlse
NV by county survey Nos : and Is, NE by
county survey No -.
Magnets variation lG deg, containing 40 ~
acres.
-
The loeat.on oi this mine il recorder in
the Recorders Office of rcal's Marsh Miuiug
District, IN BOOK A. page 80 e Mlnlpg
iug kecords
The adjoining claimants are as above de-
scribed.
Anyand sll persons claiming adversely any
portion q ssia
swaetappie and Hazaltine BQgaz
Depos4G
Mine or surface groApa are sequired to Gle
their aGYerse lains With the Register Of the
Ipit9d >pias {. nd uiaee al 4arson city. in
the Slate eE teyads. during the sixty days
period Of publication hqre9f or they will be
barred b Virtue Of tho Proyaiqns of the stat
ule. Q. II. GALLUP,
Inyi.-l -y. Reristpr.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
HAWTHORNE, NEVADA.
IT'S CIRCULATION

IN ADDITION TO IT'S EXTENSIVE
i local circulation, hundreds OF copies are
aisiriRated to subscribers in the Eastern
States and over the Pacific Coast.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS,

Business men, Miners and Professional
Nen. ana all Others are requested to inspect
Pur advertising columns.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

Haparts strength 70 the Whole system, ana
u the woab and III appeaCarcs III particular,
t.6r oYerwer'scd, " w1rl-out" 'ri..l-desyIl, ;;
Gs3i!:s..ted teac:'cFs, milline-s, .drcssmai.e-s,
sa.ilss re5ses, "shoi-irl5," hous@-i.eepers nurs-
IS Fighters, and tga5ie women geYeraliy. Dr.
1iefeeis fayoiite Prescription Is the greatest
cart " boon, beilg hacqualed as an ap9eti.i1l.,
cJre.I2l aaQ restorative tOGie.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
EACH ISSUE WILL CONTAIN rns-
lAtasr RELIABLE Min inroRMarIch

And a variety Of
Y z.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
q z .ont.i,,g a:.:l s.rergtsrn,,r nc

vine, +" F4vgrite Froscrip tionT is une1n' led
al 5 Invaluable il Gllayirg and sa5duing
nervous exeitAbility, irritlhllity, exhaugtion,
p7o85ration, hystert4, s9Gs,ns and ether dis
t:esai.ig, nofYoii9 symptoms commonly attend
e-Bpaon faactional and organic disease Of tie
womb. II Induces fcf-c3h.-! Tsieeo cal relieves
mental az NietY and GegpondancY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-30
SATURDAY.

An effort will be made when the
next Legislature meets to have high.
license system aad police court es-
tablished in Baltimore.
Mr.. George Il. Calvert, the last Of
his generation OF the Calvert family
Of Maryland, died in his Seth year.
Col. j. Thomas Scharf, commission
err of the Maryland land Office, has Sc.
cured for the State lot of old
Charles county records.
B. F. Gilkeson, Of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed second comptrol
Ter of the treasury, and s. B. Holli.
day, Of Pennsylvania, commissioner
Of customs.
Joseph Battin, who failed 10 bust
ness in 1887, advertises in Philadel.
phia newspaper that he wants to pay
all Of his creditors.
Mr.. Gladstone was knocked down
by cab while crossing Piecadilly, in
London, Thursday night. He was
unhurt. He ran after the CAB, which
he stopped and detained until the
driver had been taken into custody
by the police.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-30

a deficiency appropriation for pen
sions may be needed.
Robt. Powell. colored, has been ar.
rested IN Washington for piIfsrine
from The mails.
In Princess Anne county, Va. on
Wednesday night, the residence Of the
Rev. +. @. Clarke, a Baptist minister,
was burned, and Mr.. Clarke and four
other inmates were burned with il.
II will require two months more 10
complete the count in the West Viz
ginia gubernatorial contest case.
The centennial of the frat official
step taken 20 found the Catholic sea
of Baltimore was celebrated at Hyatts-
vile.
Judge Yellott officially informed
Governor jackson that his term az
chief judge of the third judicial cir
cult would expire by limitation July
10.
Frank Compton killed his young
wife and himself at West Pittston, Pa,
yesterday, and before dying wrote the
word jealousy" on the wall in blood
as the CAUSE Of the tragedy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-30
SUNDAY MONDAY.

President Harrison took another
trip down the Potomac Saturday on
the yacht Restless.
Nathan o. Paugh was sentenced at
Oakland to six years in the penitenti-
tertiary for grave-robbing.
1t is said that Francis Fl. Smith, of
Maryland, has been selected for post
master at Washington.
Mr.. Robert 7. Lincoln, the Ameri-
can minister, proceeded from London
to Windsor Saturday afternoon and
presented his credentials to the Queen.
James T. Kirby, a laborer in the
Washington navy-yard, was killed in
Baltimore last night in & saloon cor
ner of Schroeder street and Lennon
alley. The police say Kirby was
murdered, and that three men are i'm.
plicated in the crime.
Tee Baltimore Civil.Seryice Reform
Association is not satisfied with Pres
ident Harrison's administration.
The Rev. Henry G. Swsntzel, rector
of st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Scranton, preached against
Prohibition yesterday, declaring that
the liquor business would thereby be
taken from the eye of the police aud
the watchfulness of all good people.
The Rev. Henry Greenfield Schorr,
assistant rector of st. Paul's Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, committed sui
eide at the parish house, Cathedral
street, between Mulberry and Ssrato.
ga streets, by shooting himself in the
head with a pistol. Mental excite
ment, produced by financial troubles,
is given as the cause of the act.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-30

The French government has for
mally disavowed to Secretary Blaine
the reported conclusion of treaty
with Hayti.
Gen. Lew Wallace and Hon. Bev-
erly Tucker have been appointed com.
missioners to Hayti.
Hiram Smith, Jr., of Missouri, has
been appointed first deputy commits.
sioner Of pensions.
Captain Farquhar, of the wrecked
United States steamer Trenton, has
arrived in Washington.
President Harrison visited Leon
ardtown, Nd. during his trip down
the Potomac.
The President may take part in
Decoration Day exercises in New
'York and Brooklyn.
Il is proposed to convert the mont
tor Puritan into formidable battle
ship.
Richmond survivors of Pickett's de
vision of Confederate troops were pre-
sented at Washington with a flag by
the Philadelphia brigade.
The fret meeting for the organiza-
ton of an independent political party
by colored people in Virginia was
held in Richmond last night,
The Young Mems Democratic Club
of New York gave a reception and
dinner in honor of Ex- President Cleve-
land last night, at which representa-
tives of all the factions of the party
were tremendously assembled.
The Irish republicans of New York
are not satisfied with the Harrison
distribution of loaves and fishes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-30

The daily papers speak OF the Pres
ideEt's trip as follows:
The Sun says:
1.-The President and party returned
to Washington about noon to-day
from a cruise down the Potomac in
Mr.. Singerly's yacht Restless. The
vessel ran down about forty-fve miles
Saturday, and then anchored at 9
o'clock for the night. Early next
morning she proceeded about twenty
miles further, anchoring off Leonard
town, Nd, in Breton's bay, and re-
manned off that ancient town all Sun.
day, The President and all the rest
Of the party made two visits to the
shore for the purpose Of walking and
driving. The party left Leonardtown
about 0 o'clock last night, and steam
ing back to the point where the previ-
Gus night was passed, anchored there
again and remained until four o'clock
this morning, when start was made
for Washington. 1t rained pretty
nearly all the time"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-30

The Baltimore Herald gives an sc-
count of the trip and among other
things says:
"The President and all the rest Of
the party made two visits to the shore
for the purpose of walking and driv-
ing. They inquired what churches
were open and found that there would
be no religious services that day. The
people soon became acquainted with
the fact that the President was in their
midst, but made no particular de-
monsration."