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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02
A HORRIBLE TALE.

| Carl Graves. fireman, and Lud
wig Le.ierer. seaman. the two sur
vivOrs VI tue crew 0( the STEAMSHIP,
Earnmosr. toll u story horrible iu
its details VI the way they sustaiue.
loss Nv csuibalism for days.
Lcderer says: 'srhe only food
We had for the 6rst fifteen days in
the LOat was flying fish aud few
small sen birds divided among
eleven men. On the sixteenth ds,
out William Davis. q seaman
caught ms by tho throat aud made
= dash at my hsart with . knife.
He cut Me On the right cheek, the
scar FROM which still remains. "a
you will see. He was told to kill
mc by August Pisyse. y 6remun.
When Davis begaa to cut me some
Ut my companions caught him; but
others shouted: kill hmm. kill him
We want something to eat. We art
stan wing. Plasg.. Davis and 9TH
srs ut the other eud VI tie boat had
decided that should die. 1 sup
posed; being pretty tut. I looked
inviting. Piaggs was placed on
watch that night; but he was
missing next morning. No one
saw him 60 overheard.
Ca the seveuteeth day William
Robinson lay down to sleep. When
they tried 10 arouse him they found
him dead.
II was determined to eat his flesh.
aud William Wright. the cook was
ordered ~ carve tue body. Tie
first thing done was to smash iu
RoLinson's skull. aud from the frac-
ture each.Une sucked the blood Ms
Iony as it would last, which was
but little while. Then tue c.,ok
stripped the dcsLr from the ribs
Tho next day this flesh in strips
was placed on top Of the water
tight compartments aud dried il
the sun. After taking out Robin.
sous liver. heart and other parts
which would furnish blood ~ be
sucked. they threw his mutilated
body iuto the sea.
Two days after Robinson's
death Third Engineer Thomas
Hunt died. His body also was cut
up for food.
"Iu about three days" said Led.
erer. "the limos and feet o; all be-
gan ~ swell aud several have since
broken out in ugly sores. We
think it IL poison from the human |
dssh aui blood"
Both men say they have no recol-
ecti0n u the taste Of human flesh,
- great was their. mental any aisL
i the time. The only recollection
II taking the food IL feeling their
blood quicken rs il coursed
their veins.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02
A TRIP TO FRANKLINrON
C0vnoroH. La. Nov. a. 1889.
Eplros Sr. TArravv rA.rrr.


| Covnorox. La. Nov. a. 1889.
EDlroa Sr. TAnxAxY FAsn1n:
Az you have asked through your
paper for correspondence. and ~
this ID my 6rst. It may prove inter-
esting to myseli. il not 70 your read
ers; 20 here goes:
On Tuesday. 10th instant, at I 80
p. m. in company with Capt. II
G. Weaver. We started 10 the town
Of Franklinton. county site Of
Washington parish. . distance Of
twenty-eight or thirty miles. The
distance was male in four and one
half houra We landed at The re-.
idence Of our kind and hospitable
friend. J. Il. Wood. who 10 always
in . good humor. He had been
very sick. but 10 now mp and doing
we'll. All the medicine that I sae
now that be needs can be found 1t
tue Widow Magee's. - she knows
how to administer It. Our busi-
ness Vas to zee and hear the pre-
liminary trial Of 81. J. Smith for
tue killing Of John Tullos. 1 am
sorry tha. one Of our St Tammany
boys was compelled to do such an
act The next morning At 10
o'clock court was opened. Judge
James n. Thompson preceding
Jos A. Reid. Esq.. appearing for
the dsfonse. and Hon. Bolivar Ed
wards. District Attorney. repre-
senting the State. After hearing
the evidence Of four or Eve wit
nesses. the Judge stated that - the
Grand Jury Of the parish would in |
vestieate the matter. the bond OF
the accused. 81. ]. smith. be fxetl |
at $4,000. which was given very |
quickly by some Of Washington |
PArish's best citizens.
Next in order then was to the
Widow Magse's. Some Of your
may want to know who the
Widow Mages 10. I can tell; il you
or any VI your readers should call
It the town Of Franklinton, and
should feel that you wanted SOME
hing for the inner man." call OFT
Tor the Widow Maeee. She 10 H.
ways ready to provide for the hun
cry.
In short time ~ wsre ready to
tart for Covipeton. four buggies in
IL Your corrssp ondsut rode with
Captain Weaver. / told Mr.. Billy
dsgee we would be in Covingto.
'efore sundown. aud b. said il We
we're We would beat his time, % il
generally took him oil day to make
10 trip. We started behind Cap )
ain Weavsrs fast nag. "Old Hat
ack." and made the distance from
oha Il. Woods store TO Gov
agton in 8 hours and AZ minutes,
nd made 3 stops on the road. los
rg fully Is minutes W..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

It comes high to violate the game
law In this parish. Az will be seen
In the court items. three parties
from tho city were fined $50 and
costs each. amounting. with their
expsnsas 10 attending court. to over
500. Tor killing . deer ont Of Sea-
con. i served them right. Dee.
are getting scarce in our forests.
and II the Sunday hunters fiom the
city arc not stopped from killing
them in the summer months. when
they are carrying their young. they
Will sooo be exterminated.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02
COURT ITEMS.

| District Court convened on Mon,
day. the Goth inst. and remained
in session all the week. A recss,
vas taken last Tuesday until yes
terday, and an adjournment; viii
probably be had to-day.
The following 10 . list OF cases
tried to date:
Chas Esterlin W J N Abney. non
suit
Aug Rouxet " Mrs Via and B
Gailliard. non suit.
Smith Bros & Co vs A l. r Man.
int. non suit.
CA Lngrue vs Robt: Peters. con-
tinued fcr the term.
CA Lngrue W. Frank Smith, con-
tinued for the term.
Sam Kennedy VI N o l. N E r
+ Go. continued for the term.
Mrs J L Chsttelier ct ais " T
Dendinger ct ais, non suit.
Julius Keller vs his wife. judg-
me0t BY default
H I.ochte l. 70 W. w B Porter,
judgment by default.
q Il Talley vs. W J&.J H May.
field. continued for the term.
J Bercegsay 70 v Ball. judgment
by default.
Cl,ss Feahney " q L Ksrnion,
judgment by default.
State vs. johnson Taylor, nolle
pros.
State 70 JAS Black we'll. nolie pros.
State vs. Henry Washington, noll.
pros.
Antoine Provost Jr vs. S H Deck
OK ct ais. judgment by default.
E p Robert w same. judgment
BY default.
Peter Provost " same. judgment
by default.
State vs. Ernest Henry. nolle pros
Marie H Parisy W l. B Absdis,
Judgment Ut separation Of property.
State vs. Rudolph Klotz, John
Victor aud E Schlerdcr, sentenced
to $50 line each aud costs, Or ~
days IN Jail. for violation Of the
game law.
John Cordes W ] Extersteiu,
Judgment for plaintiff.
5 Berlier vs. j Al EuvarOn. iuIr-
ment for plaintiff.
State W Jas Cousin and others. |
nolle pros.
State vs Jim Parker, not guilty. |
G Sonlss vs. + Frappart. cvnt,n-
lsd for the term. =
State W James Keller, not gull
y.
H Riezer W Sal,neu Bros. iudg-
nent for plaintiff for $500 aud
,osts.
State " N h J Byrd. not guilty.
State " Oscar Eugene. plead
utility and 6ned $l00nd costs.
H Lochts & % " l. b Absdie
md wife, non suit.
N Kern W . W Martin. judy
mont for plaintiff. /
State " J Murray. found guilt,
nd sentenced " two years in the
'enitentiAry. II
H BadOu " r Bsdon. dismissed.
State " J y = WSngsu. nolle
'r0s. II
State " WIN Taylor. noile pros.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02
RUDE BURROWS
FOUa or HD PuwsueRs Kuhn Ann
SKvxaAL WounOxn.

| A special 70 the Times Democss
from Birmingham. Ala. Oct \
Gays:
Just nov . lively warfare l. 70
ing on about twenty miles fr0aI
Oneonta. Blount county. In . car
in the widest portion Of that cum
~ knl,e Burrows and . pal have
party Of detectives corusresi. IL,
party. headed by Detective Rob
bins. went mp Yesterday morning
and after chasing kubs aud his pa
I'LL day. took up their shelter ios
the night in . cave The train rub.
b~rs learned Of their camp aud eta.
toned themselves near the eulrsns,.
during the night. This morning
when the party sw0ks one VI The
detectives. said 70 bs Capt JOSH
Martin. Of this city. sappusisg th.,
oil was veil. attempted u emerge
from tha cave. but was slot de,s.l
ut the entrance BY QUE Of the out
lava The bl00dh0unds we're also
killed.
This morning Gov. Hsay virs.l
Sheriff Smith. Of this ou.,uty. lu
pick twenty-five more good men.
arm thsln we'll with W,schssa@rs
aud send them to the ssst VI war
The place ct which the robl,srv
have the detectives coruered 10 ~
miles from . rsilrOad station. aud
the news ~ Lrought BY courisra
The fresh squad left for Ousonts
this morning by = special traiu.
Tue l~test from Ousouea u that
the Sheriff ansa poses have rsleassd
Robbins aud his men frvsn the
cave. aud are nov chasing Bur
rows amt his pal through the
wooda Report says that Burrows
killed still another detective to-day.
After four Jays ci,.ss, the robbers
are still within . radius of s u,iiss
from the pOiut where the hrse en-
counter t0s'k place. last rhursslsy.
iU which Burrows killed two of hi.
pursuers and wounded several 9TH
B9o.
Babe and bis partner are Thought
10 be making toward the Tennessee
river. and the Sheriff. posss follow
ander difficulty. Nobody il willing
70 get very close to the outlavA. .
hey are expert marks,nsn and fre
rum ambush. The iu,press,Ou 10 |
yrOwing that Il 10 not kube Bur-
,'ws the Sheriff 10 following. These
men 60 along the high rosL stop.
'ins at houses aud iuquiring their |
ray. Rubs has never done this.
mt after being seen. has always !
lissppsare.l entirely until his next |
Ol'bery. There ara two nnopshin-
~ Who have bseu d.,i,g reckless |
md bloody work in BiLb county.
Due OF them lives in jackson coun-
y. anil that IL the direction i'm |
'hich the pair are going.
Later accounts cay the pursuit Of
Burrows and his pal has been absn-
loned.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

observed that no woman can learn
to play whist because it requires
the faculty VI silence. In the large
cities teachers Of whist are in grsas
demand and earn large incomes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

Tho New Orleans Picayuns has 10.
dueed the yearly subscription price Of
it, Weekly from 81 50 to 81 year. It Il
. splendid l6-pagc paper filed with the
best reading matter. Sample CODY aouH
tree to any address
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02
Henry Loclsts 4 u. ~ L. B. Aba
die.
State It Louisiana. Parish Of e. Tau-
masy-Third Ward Justices Court.

ny vitae Of . writ az Asri iAeiss
frvm the hoaonAble the aforesaid court.
and 70 u's disssessl. bearing date OesoLss
~, l0S9-
will proceed 70 cell At puLlio Ass-
tion. 1t the .loos Of the ssogrth0uSe. In
the town u CovinRtou. ~ Tammaay
parrish. Louisiana. IN 'N.lTUkDix,
DscsmLef Z. 4. d. lH'sa. bsswsen lead
sale hoans. the following described prop
srty. t0-wit:
A certain tract q land situated II The
Parrish, II ~ TA0nsny. Louisiana, eoe-
eainiag thirsy sores aud BOUNDED -
foil sws: COslmsscisg IN the northeast
corner VI sssli0n II. township ]. sosth
r~sss II sAsA Lsiay the north side q
said trsc1 the Poatehat0l0wa oeosk -.
ing the vsstssp line. ssd livi.liaX eiid
srAc. II land from the Esn.ls of the LAss
Frank Lsusl. AMI being the sa:1s l.el
acquired in The name VI Ma y. H
Al,aslie frow one AeA u. Z Le0oas.
and reooe,lsL IN Conveyance versk '.M, :.
pages 1875. Of che Records q NJ
Tam many Parish. L..
Ssixs.l in tls above eatltlel salt.
Terms 1T sale rash.
h. u. Dt.YLe. q. 'Wstabls.
Covinstoh. Ls.. Nov. !. 1850.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

ACCIDENTALLY SHor.- A young
man BY the name Of George Becke,
accidentally shot himself in the
hand. last Monday. about Eve miles
from Covington. on the Low Davis
road. he was swapping . pistol
on what he thought was . blank
cartridge. when It suddenly ex-
ploded. the ball passing through
bic hand. making . painful flesh
Vnnm1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

All Saints Day was duly observ.
Cd in Covineton. The Cemetery
vas thronged with visitors, and the
graves and tombs we're Handsomely
docrated with natural and artificial
1oeal designs. The custom of beau.
flying the resting places Of the
dead 10 . noble ono. and should be
practioed throughout the entire
year. instead Of. - in = majority Of
cases. only on All Saints Day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02
New Advertisements.
Five Dollars Reward.

0rRAYED-A light dsa colossj COW
With the 0ps Of her horas aaws.l OF
Had . piece Of ehaia tied asOaad her
horns With bell On. Bsan.lsl IN the
right loin "A. Stsaysd from J. n. Kaax's
place. On the Stafford Roe.l road. sjout
t~o weeks ago. The shove reward will
- paid fos her recovery.
J. II. KUNZ.
Coviagton. La, Nov. 2. 1853.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

What's the matter with
that silver, dollar7 It's all
right fok you, can now use it
IN paying. for the New Or
leans weekly Tfmes-De'aa-
ocrot for a whole year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.
NAnnsvuL2 Oct. 81. 1889.

EDsrcs 81. TAnMAuv RAsnss:
Ootobss be- Vanished aal - ere still
.inlsa. The last il our ssrssts IL I
foot deep. and With the eoatiausd
sosthsAst vind vs ass blisIsl By The
clouds Of duss nsissl BY Old hoesas.
rhsaks 70 The astssiaa wells. the inhAb.
itants do not safer for water. bet The
poor eastls have hard time Of IL. ear
crssks are dry AMI hey have 70 travel
miles 70 gse 70 water: and moreover. the
arss that have swept our gnasing grosnd
have deprived then Of their fall grass.
The popular and alert ''l,asl, Of the
9xohanRs. has bid ~ '.aa rsvoir," aa.l
will NOT rstsrn sesil next April. He
wishes - be rssss~ bsrsl n his Oovisx-
TN friends. and would have paid shsw
departing visit. bst has been unslse
the weather sos SOME days.
The isss prize sold in oar tovs In The
8 cent eobaoco packs. vas aSll last A.p.
day BY Dsprs BsusL. and the lssky vin-
nss wss one Of our y0asg .sen, NJ. Iss.
Fsseh. He called spoa Dsprs Bros.
and Requested them % get his psjs.s.
and ~ y ssssibls tsllo~. oct Of Ave Of.
ssssd prisss. - selected Q sewing N =
chine. 0soFgs. vhss h thse vsadiss
goisg 70 take plassl
The sail boas boem hes taksa q nav
start "Alphoass." u Dope Bsos.. h
Osiiding . very sshstaatial ssstsr.Loasd
boas Is fsss BY Ssst lssa,. The Aye.
roes have jase completed Q skia-bsiis
saal boat u the sA1s siss. and ..lBol.."
q The Gerard sassss ExsL.ase. las o.
the ways Ans model sloor. ~ ssse Ly
. fsss beam. Oss Mayor. net n 10 lsle
dry. hos repaired asd sspainasd his
yssht. and xiii - ready Nos . Lix dock
ing hunt .sxs week.
Al the ''fi0 and Wbisale. Alsek. Who
- always vide svaks. h.s sss.ssl saiee
~ sxsiesosnt By starting ''sonbvla.'
Of laO nsa,Lsn q lss., a.A
lvO prizes. Easgisg from Aalf-barrsl Of
a0as. hAns, sssAs. soass. teLssss. ses.
Evssy0ss gets The worth u his nsossy.
Ssly Ssv na1bsss sss lei. and il vil
10 SnssD - saturday. lie j. also bald.
NJ himself rusidsses nszs ~ his ssoea
Aasshall SHARP. ESQ.,. bsssas gris ling
yesterday. and sspssis he eass yisla-
~ we'll.
IN last Sunday. while oss huntine
lear the rcd hill. On he Psssshssslova.
son u NJ. fsias Bsovn vas IsadiaR
Ne Of the barrels Of His sun vhes %
Feot o6 and blew his bssins Oue. He
70 70 years Il go IL vas bssieL -
aoadsy in the family tomb il the Ma
sviils grave yasI. 10 his p.ssses -
stead our hs.stss,s sy.p.sAy In sLsis
osr Of sorrow.
Hon. ". @. a1tshisoa has beushs ths
me and spasiSos sssiLsnes u Uapsain
J. Waiting. situated q The corner Il
saayssss aAl Aoasos sssvsaa, ssA
'Osei into Il o. Aosday lasI
fsssasK q Claibosss street. opposits
'spes brus.. vs yer. ss.oaishsJ y 80
shiasls up vieA ~ vSsaa. ''llAas
leased" Sesppiav II vs leaaA IN old
'spls Of about ~ years. The rnoa
- Oiled With a sn.sust0 Sut Of old >aA
rsasy hsts. waiting ~ b. ssnsvsd ssd
leaned The soapls. NJ. asd Asa
ssnise. said the business vas nos very
bet With = little sewing
ID gardening Trey ssanAysd ~ .sakes
visg.
Bang On The eve Of Al Saints Day.
- town u Deserted. everybody Lsisg
the grave gard giving the lass toSeh
their t0mbs nd gnvesL
TkAssa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

The Second Annual Fair Of the
Florida Parishes Fair Association
will open It Amite City next Mon
day. the 4th inst. and continue six
days We acknowledge the re-
cept Of . complimentary ticket from
Mr.. O. s. Stewart, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

II JAm--A young man BY the
name OF Gustave Kern Vas remand
Cd 70 jail BY the court this week,
under $1,000 bond. charged with
perjury.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

Quite largo number OF cotton
wagons were IN town this week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

Two oyster months have passed
and no boat yet. The weather is
scarcely cold enough for oysters.
howsvsr. hence they are not great
IL miaaad
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

We acknowledge the compliment
q . delightful serensde. last Satur-
day night. from The talented Flor
awhile string hand. for which they
viii please acoeot our thanka
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

We regret TO learn that Mr.. Low
Davis has been quite sick for sew
oral DAYS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

Sheriff Cook left on tho e. L.
train Thursday morpine. to convey
TIE prisonsr ]. Murray 10 tho Peni.
Tertiary. under two ysars' sentence
Tor shooting With intent to kill.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

We hear OF . number OF cases Of
light fever In town and country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

| ply WAS that he dill. "The Ameri-
can 6ag." said be els the hammer oil
our free institutions il is dsarsr
to all Americans than any other on
tho globe. liz was hissed here Or
at any other city on this continent
tie men Who did il arc subject 10
tho sevesest censnre. II what was
reported about tho meeting 10 true.
I think the ms0 Who Missed il
ought to be drummsd Out Of
town"
Commenting on the Mayors OK
preston the Cincinnati Times-Star
says:
= = That IL right The stars
and stripes signify moro than any
dag that fl0ats upon the earth. II
IL precious Tor what it . mbolisss;
precious because OF the blooL VI
heroes that have baptized it: pre-
ci0us because OF the storms vi bat
tie through which il has swept VIC
tosious; precious because Ill the
promises Ut the years 70 come shine
in its cleaning ioldsL Il carries
with it the gospel of liberty-ths
creed OF America. Men who can
not accept that creed must keep
away. When the stars and atripes
ON American soil ere spurnsd
We are intolersnt Either loyalty
accept the flag Of the country " |
kee" out OF the country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

Christ Church (P. E.)-20th
Sunday after Trinity = Morning
prayer and sermon ct IL O'Clock.
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

The drouth IL still With 10. We
have had no rain since the 18th Of
0eptember. and that was only a
epasmodic wiod and rain storm OF
short duration.
Latsr-We had . fine rain yes
terday morning. and the long
drouth - broken.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

Fns DoLLARe' REwARD.-Mr. ].
H. Kunx offers the above reward
for the recovery al . light duu-ool-
ored COW that has strayed from his
phase. See advertisement
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-11-02

NEw SYsUP. Aleck Rogers
brought in the first new syrup this
week. which met with . ready sale
q 20 cents . gallon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-11

To.mnrrow. Friday Aptll a26h. ii -
Or arrat devotion Ia The Catholic church,
and was Instituted 70 commemorate the
seven great dolngs 0F soFrnus Of the
Blessed Virgin. viz. LIT. "The praphe.
cy 0F Simeon. who, upon the presenfa
ton Of The infant Saviour ID the temple.
took the child ia bis arms. and after
thanking God that he had lived 70 see
that day, uttered tie solemn prophecy
s.and thy own heart ! sword shall pierce.
that the ia lights ns macy hearts may be
revealed" End. The Flight iBf0 Egypt,
after The decree Of Herod for the mAssa-
Gre OF the Jewish children. Sd. THE
loss Of Jesus 10 the Temple" at the age
Of twelve years. which continued for
three days. after which be vas preaching
20 the learned doctors In the Temple.
4th. The scourgIng Of Jesus 5th.
The CrucIfxion" 9Th. The taking
down or desc, ut from the cross 9Th.
THE burial Of Jesus" There will be
mass az st. MarY's Catholic church IN
this city. and the stations OF the cross
will be given Ia the evening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-11

The SonthernF easher ReDovatlnv Gam
pany which came Il Annapolis ahons !
week or ten days ag0. have not been Idle
sinee their advent Their bright little
red wagons. Tying to and fro through,
our streets. have not only given our civ
business like appearances. but have given
40 impetus 20 business By their activity.
Their invention IL one Of the beat and
NEST comrlete arrangements FOR thor
ongbly ren0vating and cleaning feather
beds IN existence. and al one has 10 do is
70 inspect for themselves Dir. s.. N.
Shelton. the manager. will take pleasure
Ia showing and exDlaining The nsodus
opcs and Of TenovaisDg feathers, 10 any
one that will cali = bis place Of business
on Francis street, lKFamer's store.l The
process Of renQvating 10 worth seeing. and
we venture to say any one who Witnesses
It would not hesitate to have their beds
c eansed "Cleanlinesa is next to
Godlinrss. but q renovated feather bed
is the next nearest thing 10 Il. No. one
should loose the opportunity Of having
their beds renovated while this company
Is in our city. 1t Is really a health
producing comDauy and should be class
ed among The sanitary institutions of the
country. They have renovated three
beds for Us, aud We can fully endorse
their work.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-11


With the approach of warm weather
the summer resorts are getting ready for
the season
Deer Park will probably be one Of the
fashionable places, AZ some Of President
HarrIson's cabinet contemplate rustica
ting there.
The B. 3 o. Hotel grounds and de
pot at Oakland are to be Illuminated with
electric light this season. Also number
OF rustic seats will be placed throughout
tue hotel grouuds.
Mt. Alto. Pa. ia now being improved and
its surroundings are 90 naturally beau
tiful that 1t Is justly claimed to be sec
ond Watkins Glen.
Monterey Pen-Mar and the BIue Monn-
tain House are receiving their spring
cleaning, ard soon those sylven shades
will reverberate with the laugh and song
Of tired city people. Two churches are
being erected on Blue Ridge summit. 49,
The inn at Luray has already opened
and travel to the famous caverns has be
gun.
Last. though not least. Is Bay Ridge.
one OF the most popular summer resorts
on the bay. which will open on.tbe LIST OF
June, under the management Of Charles
Webb, of j