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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
TO TINE PUBLIC.

HALF-WAYsHoUSE is now open for
the year 1880. The season Is all the year.
The Halfway House is situated between
Piney Point Hotel and Potomac Hotel,
one mile from eslch. Rates moderate. Lodg.
ing, 81; meals, 81; horse feed. rs cents.
j. Il. SWAMI,
Temporary Proprietor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at Edelens' store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
zELL MANUFACTURING co.

are so complete that I feel that cannot
improve upon them. My long experience
In, the business and my knowledge of the
different characters of soil in Southern Ma
ryland, enables me TO tell you what grade
OF fertilizers TO use; therefore whatever
brand / may recommend you TO use you can
do 80 with the former confidence that you
have heretofore placed in me. am now
in the county and will call upon you in
person with samples Of these grades and
hope You will reserve your orders for me.
Should you need any goods before ! can
pany, or your commission merchants, as ali
responsible orders viii be promptly filled.
Yours very truly,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23

Remember to 60 to +. Oscar Morgan's
and get his prices for fine clothing before
buying elsewhere. He has the finest kind
Of stock and ID selling cheap.--adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors.-You win announce
JOS. +. MORGAN, name as a candidate
and say, that IL he will consent TO serve the
people of St Mary's county, that he viii
receive the support of the democrats both
in the convention and at the general cleo
ton.
Third election district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
STOCK FOR SALE.

THREE HORSES, all In good condition I;
One yoke OF Oxen and one Heller. viii
be sold at reasonable figure. Apply at
THIS OFFICE,
or G. d. LLOYD.
April 4, so-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23

+ beg leave 10 inform nv customers
= that / am now connected with the
above house, and thanking you FOR the
very liberal patronage extended 20 me for
the past thirteen years, respectfully soli-
cit continuance Of the same. This house
II one Of the oldest and best known In the
country, their goods having an enviable
reputation wherever used, being made Of
the best and most concentrated material.
have been in the habit Of making special
mixtures for most of my customers, but
the different brands that will offer you
manufactured by the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23

III you want Q nice suit for Easter, go TO
=. O. Morgan's. LeonardfoEp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
FOR COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The friends Of JOHN T. JOHNSON, of
the Bird district. present him 70 the voters
Of st. Mary's county as candidate for the
Commissioners Court, and solicit for his
claims dispassionate consideration.
April 1S-tes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
FoR SALE.

The DEzoIhAbLE X III
HOME FARM of the late Geo.
Combs, containing, 81 acres of highly i'm
proved land Fine Dwelling, and beau.
tifully situated within half mile Of Leon.
ardtown. For terms, apply 10
ROBERT q. COOMBS,
Attorney, Leonardtown, Md.
July 90, 6S-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23

A sound. big, fas<, stylish and a
years old. MV
AT Er. IxrGo's PRTEsfis FAM,
s. Mszy's county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name OF The author orno
attention viii be paid TO them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors PLEASE announce in
your paper Hon. WASHINGTON Will.
KINSON as candidate Cor the Senate of
Maryland, and say he viii be supported by
many hundreds of friends throughout the
county. Get 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

$1.00 per inch for the firstinscrtion, and
cents for every disqualification. Obit
uaries, church festivals, etc., over ten lines
in length win be charged at the rate OF 90
cents perinch. A liberal deduction made
o those who advertise by the year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23
B. Oscar Morgan.

Extend d special invitation 10 his many
friends and customers 70 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock Questionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-05-23

No s6 NORTH Union Street.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08
LETTER FROM y
McGre1or, Tex. MAY 10, 80.

M~cHreS0r, lex. May -, 60.
GplroR LEADER.
The switt winds are comm. nj.
from the CUT, and the Ozark, rna.-
slve clouds are floating above,
and threaten to swoop down upon
our land in torrents. The rain,
nave been very partial here the
spring. though everybody iias lu.
enough t" irrigate growing crops
The waving wheat fields ha,c be
gan rejecting their golden lines
and the song Of Tie harvester will
soon be heard in the land. Thsai
promises a good Weld this sum
mer, crops in general are vsr,
promising at Present. Farmers
Stockmen, and Merchants Are ali
III good spirits. Times have beer.
a little dun. but not IS dull as losl
year, and prospects arc hatte.ins.
Stock have done better here an
all over Texas than t. er before.
on account of the extreme warn,
winter. There has been an up
usual number Of stock trains. load
ed with cattle from down on tl,,
Cult border, passed MP the road
hsrth this spring. Often, tron.
Two, to tree loaded trains a d.
pass up the q. G. & S r. ro.ui
driving cattle Ia a thing at H.
past in Texas, bat the prairi.
bear tie scars 4 the COW trail G.
by gone days. Many wears ,lul'
have elapsed, Sersgv their ma.k-
VIII ever be deiaced, esnccj; II,
ON the creeks AND river banks.
where they are worn the deer.,I
+ 'litics have died down in Tex.
he newspapers hive all hushcd
nor Won don't see men an tLc
streets talking politics. The
fara'ers Alliance i, still tcariue
me ground up by sections, bur /
II has done any great good vet.
no one knows il.
The Grange is trying To rcvly.
again IN portions of thus country
Rhey have begun work Ell Ia,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08

fair grounds. such as building
sheds and fencing. The grounds
are Located al the most elevated
prairie in the county. and is in
aboui the cenfer oi the state. II
is indeed, a sigitiy location for the
purpose. We have both the Al
lianc. and Strange in this county,
which Nave about the sane pla..
form. Can 4 house divide.
against itself stanll Tie wise
nicn say not; but al. its the &c. cd
hopror's' money they want. w
arc having an unusnai amount OF
picn.cs, they are mostly Alliance
and sci OBI pic.nics. # it plcascs
YOUR honor. whereas Won address
us III Crawford, it is now changed
:, MaG.eg r. Texa..
Go. 1t 7. FowLnR.
Smith -''BrgEs, if'any one calls
eel t em I'm lick AMI can't see
ltrm.'
natcr answering a ring Bugg-
DO io.a is sick N yo' can't sec
IN. Denis rrdals.'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08

Come all you fair and tender lsdiss.
Take warning how you trust cur uien,
For hey sic iik. II Lrigh, star Of n sum.
met,
First they appear and then they arc gone
They u tell YOU Of some lovely story,
Declare 10 YOU they love ycu true.
Straight way they will ~ and court al
other.
Asi ,lnts the love they have FOR You.
Once ] thought | had a lover,
Indeed ! thought lie was al my own.
Straight way he NOR and coui.ed AZ
other.
And left me here in gre; 80 mourn.
with | were II lit.l- sparrow,
Iiyeth or turtle dove.
III Fly away over youh-r
ldi lxht right iowa ~ AZ tri, t.s..
I'd ask him who he meant to Halter,
CIR who he aim sor to deceive,
All In his bosom ! would futtsr
With my little tender wings.
But as IL 10 ! M, IN sparrow,
Pireop or turtle dove.
bo III SGT down in grief ani sorrow.
Sing and pas. my Troubles ser.
Though love 1t is killing t%ensil.
Though love /; is Milling thing.
Though love il !, a great ha,ri treke,
Did O ever ieel The psin.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08

- ~ NE rlsF'rsv
l.. s-INs~aes.~s.5 s$
YOU?
uszsszM&A=-cx5sezsa
M 10, ,er SON ;sss,ia. ic- .1' s,ss. ITO.
- - ~ nisof1lir. to:a "a, 81:
.s'f of lA'1s e.rsr ostlrs. q, = como
~ ~ srfi :ess OF s'onisrn Il .hs rsos1i-
18th, s|rr.sriAr sproti3c. eioi1Sr. f.a1usst
.4iLa-.A-. . .trsa e. r~ls.l, "hphtn & teetks"
70 inr ~f'?. n"crcis prC<Est.oa or -.
trns-as -h chilly ron,A.ors. st,sp,
~, hshssit ?sins h.n- ard ta-Ts, cold
- s~-o..n.s' sn7r nra.a. .ss,fri $50, or
e Jitef r1s lasy -SSh'f- el-cI, Coa-f.nt.
"4si"s:oEt.s 'ssiins Of ar.<f. or OF ir.. end
81 .-cst crfnr,nn OF IN erlcsn rN7siles
ser nrrp@,ss- or Tcrrid fdVer. stsce,staa
"a p,srs9ts- Or i7dis elton. Tho no-e
'D.iyS,s3 :rs- c..ese hss BEG 20, TT.
.ra.s tis .da.E"r rid c~;sersity ii ssnip-
~ - at what ss-s. u ia reached,
-. itrt- S:t5cH Htdlcsl Efprovery
III treGrs ", = t-ss7 rccoldirs "a aifec-
- .or ? r.t.7arho ivrT.a Of E.s. II rot
4caos:- Luz. = ssin r.se4ss pssr5 Disessa.
Roe .r...1i, H'snsy i'sc1s. or t.1or Ste
.ait' g - sai's rAb.a tn - In Ead. sOohtr
& .,9r. iasc-e = f.:ti ;:TiniIatica.
;sr T.rrsr's S-atGSn IGoci~al D,s-
co-sry .aA r.7,r's.y upou IT, Liver. Aud
- ~ ;.Rs &c h!a-i- rnrtt~!ng or.ai,
!7st s~s t;o s.k'-ai az All b'cci-Iinis ard ii,-
fN- t"s. iiOa ~ia.tTsr ,euHs nj 4sibf. it Is
't:&lg s!ac1c'cus III sc.:is upDa lsc KID
any :. spd cthe- ct .r-t9ry orpss cleaning,
-,t:nitE,ripy, nnG heating ii,eir Siassscs. "A
~ Evp-.i..ag, tfs.er-.!te tonic. It pseraotes
'.cr,.-, sni nutrition. tfssohy butd'ur -
'st1 ~e,h cnd 9..-rg-s. In r. sisy:3l u'gticI.
- 'f@aie.ful mr.ielne ias csiued sIort
T. -ir;y - 81 rics scser snI awe. Chiiie aad
Fr'a'. Ep.,h iSu,. rod ; 'acrrd diferacp.
%. ELe:ee's SsAdo0 Eo2Icai Dis-
:o7Sry
GEE:gEG az, gfgy.7CTs.
ron; : common E!ntch. cr E.iri.on. to tie
rat cosQfuis. n-it-rEeun. "kever-oor>,'
,rsi, o. Rough es!n, IN short, s. ciseSz.s
s'ssd iy had blood rra conquered By tHA
aeW- I'll, ?uffyii Z, ard invigorns!1g rardl-
a.as. treat Kalifg Ulcers RAPIDLY hssi under
e hs.!.a influence. Sspeo,sliy nss Il r,sn H.
''.sa'i Il, potciov Ia caring Tes!sr. Eczema,
etrs sac, Eois. Csrhtiooitw ~, Sore syea, Ec.or-
"ocs sores ard srelLn9a, liip-toint Disssac.
wife s"silinFs," Gais:+, Or Thick Neck.
md Euisrscd Ciic!ds. Sstd ten csnts in
rsmrs for 4 larEe Tre>siae, with ca;osed
,:l":oS. %. cs.n DistEsea. OF ihs saIoe sidount
tor r Treal.s on Scru:uious ACoctious.
"rGt9 rNS BLOOD Is THE lEr-C"
Tan-cr,hir ol.sarc s. ny rs,ng Hr. rlsf esq
%"t1"- sr.s;Sst H.sccv:T5. cpt sad
- s5.:c:. y rair ckir. hur. ~. %Ss!rits. .i.aI
s-eax u s1d tsd..y kcGiI; vii, No sstsb,i ! -.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08

Oh, why AN [ for,ak, ~
MI lefi il teas 10 MORN?
N >,hcart Is almost hrokcn.
To think my .ove-he's zone.
Could ! but see ny lowell,
How happy | w0AlI he.
Efear She loves seine at,,cr
And comet fancy me.
Tie birds OF their sweet nature.
fh"l sing on ever, tree.
They'r loving tn eaca other
And why are you not 10 nc.
My love. my dear. my Jew FL.
My charming. pretty. fair,
how can you &c 30 cruel.
As to leave mo in di.ps;r-
Was born NJ noble station
And she of low degree,
shc would hear my lsmenintion,
Would come and pity me.
This charming pretty creature
Came tripping os' r the plsins
10 show her Kind good nature
To hor distressed swain.
She gays. my Jewel.
Shake # thy grief and smart,
No longer Ill he cruel
To him that's gained my heart.
Twas only forto try YOU
Which made me seem 20 COY.
No longer dSny You.
But crown Your hesrt with ioy.
SO cease your lainemiatior
nd 30 to yo"d.r grove.
Were wei have r.t-,.:;an
Iii TIE s"-et paris If love.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08
NOTICE FOR -ETICAtIN
L. 9. Land iss,
i.AsIrI:.- Il. N.
My let, lS.t.

L.. bn'i.O i IS,
iAstrn:t- 4. N.
My ,4t, 1872.
SS!.cs u hcrep, eiv,n that To-. f,l-~ *
.dircd scti'arhae il!c6 notice OF h, late.; 81
Itske I i9rri ia support 81 Va Sia..
sd : hat s-id PROOF wiil Is insis bef0.- -,
TIGHTER AND .t3cf,~.r q. Ina Cracss y. 81.
= .'ui,c ".t,,. lSss. Wig
Is0Er5 y. CoLLrsi Oh deo.arltorv .,ais
=. { No. sol. .sr the 8 " g ne = 4
s ~ hue. i; " a nii~t3 sec. SO, ;rp.
. ~ % aa>S.
H. ia nrs :ha following si;reA:a: 10 pay
al : nL1npi rs.is.itCs uaon. I'd r. a'ti,.
ZION OF sci lind. viz Jn-z. o. re- -.u-.
.o', I'd. Y. hfnncli. .lainaS 81 :.ci,y. Carl.
i'ul.. nil Of Lincoln ton ", y. 1t.
A"F F'reon wis .ivsireetc pro'est sysirs
he silcoHn2e Of sal .vaat, erwin. k.ovS O.
any .u'Nsniial rsaS~n under thpiG " ~nl ttt
r"Sult'ipns az tn T~atnrior re, ttm u WIZ
ave prt5f stould n.t 10 g!ioNcd. = II &c ciy
g m opportunity at the ghsy- u~|l,t.n..
u ne Al" pl .ne 70 cross .Jriu.n the v.:nHs=e
VI aid clni.,ant : I'll t. aEtr svtirnce IN IT.
o Iihtof tbs, snbn i:tSs W
9t ~ q. SrIEhpt. q 81.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08

sample one complete set OF family scales, together with our csta.
losue OF Watches, Books, Guns and numerous household articles
on which we offer great inducements to Agents and others. The
Scales are accurately fitted and adjusted and are warranted
In every respect, aud are only offered at this price for the present
70 encourage agents aud others to handle our goods. On a ten
dolls cash order from our mammoth circular we will send one
ct OF scales free, or allow you the price paid for this SCH
At. EVANS & CO, ISL and ia State st., CHICAGO, I'LL.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-08

Ia tn hands ct Young men thi,
great T. 'te'f h., b3sn &c csrcinl,
mana d ti.Ht II hns
Iafl"n tecord t. none Tor ON.
once, 'afs!y al tils ~lhyur;s,
'rav''' Ii is Kat b,ecriiss Ill.,.
popri9T ro;ts FIR tral4secntHrrn;.
'r"FSI' II connection with H.,
Southern pscii c railroad.
1t hSs opened up sn slmo., IN
limitod fisld fol- pioneer entsrar,e
IN ths far Ye.t. 30 etl,r IN
read cAn carry ,. piha, vine :.ssst
Hs his fortune, to o.dSn oppu,lr
h''!sa '0ch ~ s!r oFsa alcnE
thousand mics Of Ihis great sys
t,N.
s~'sci@i trsight rates are ,ivsE to
ointrs = / i,nmls1:nt,.
+ ar al FAC atorra.tlon you de.
sire YI,.e to
Evening journal., 1889-09-18
NEWSPAPER OPINION.


september ana storms.
Baltimore Sun.
We have long learned from experience
that heavy rains may be looked for every
year about the period Of the autumnal
equinox. But the September storm
through which we have Just passed has
preceded by about two weeks the usual
equinoctial rains, and has been more dis
astrous in wrecks and loss OF life and IN
the damage done TO seashore watering
places than any storm that has occurred
at this season for MANY years. Rotary
In its motion, with its centre at
some point IN Virginia, It's worst
effects were felt along the
coast from the capes to New
York, but the huge waves raised by the
storm extended northward TO Newport
The sight to those who witnessed the
tornado from the New Jersey shore to
Coney Island was one rarely paralleled in
grandeur, and the descriptions that have
been given Of Il convey but faint idea
of the havoc 1t created II showed how
utterly weak In the presence of such
mighty waves were the precautions taken
by man to stay its ravages Even the great
breakwater near the mouth of the Della
ware, which was built as hsrbor of
refuge, was utterly inadequate TO pro
tect the vessels that took shelter be-
hind it, as the tale Of wrecks and
of the loss of life only too sadly demon
strates. The steady continuance of the
gale and the extraordinary high tides
combined TO increase the work Of devas-
tation along that part of the coast upon
which the storm waves struck with the
greatest and most irresistible force. II
was feared that the transatlantic steam
srs, bringing back their thousands OF
sightseers from Europe would suffer
heavily, but they seem to have encoun
tered only the outer edges of the storm,
and, except in few instances, escaped its
violence What may have happened tC
the steamers and sailing vessels trading
between Northern ports and countries Il
the southwark lying in the track of the
tornado we have yet to learn. Inland fol-
nearly the whole of the past week, from
Virginia northward, there have been in
eessant rains. In Baltimore, with the ex.
ception OF Monday It rained more or less
every day until the close Of Sunday and
frequently all night long. Such weather
detraeted very much from the
observance Of our celebration
aud although, in spite OF
the weather, the program was carried out
with a patriotic spirit, thousands of Wis
itors were undoubtedly deferred from
being present who would have swelled
the many thousands that remained tC
witness the professions, the fair, the
sham battle at Pimlico and the represen
tatiOn Of the bombardment Of Fort Nc
Henry. They were well repaid for Their
persistence. In the country districts
the almost continuous downfall OF
rain destroyed all the work Of
repair that had been done on the road,
after each of the three successive rain
storms that preceded the great storm o.
the past week. 1t is conse
quence Of our adherence to the system o
dirt roads handed down to us from tn,
old colonial DAYS and maintained at al
annual cost that, by the expenditure of
little more money, would give us per.
manent roads, which. with occasional re
pairs. could be maintained in good condi
ton indefinitely.
Evening journal., 1889-09-18

The hanging gardens OF Babylon appear
to have been square, each being 40 feet IL
length. They we're carried in the manner Of
large terraces, one above the other, till the5
rose ~ high as the walls Of the city, tn,
ascent being from terrace to terrace by
stairs 10 feet wide. The whole pile was sus
tanned by vast arches raised on other archei
and strengthened by wall surrounding il
- feet in thickness. On the top of thes,
arches were laid largo fat stones, rs feet long
and feet broad These were lined witt
brick, closely cemented together with plaster
OF bitumen, and that covered with sheets o.
lead. upon which lay the mold Of the gar
den, where there were large trees, shrubs anC
flowers, with various sorts of vegetables
There were five Of these gardens, each con
tanning about four acres, and disposed in th,
form Of an amphitheatre.
Evening journal., 1889-09-18
AN ALABAMA GARDEN.

Along a pine clad hin It Hes.
Overlooked by liinpd southern skies
A spot TO feast fairy's eyes.
nook Of happy fanc!es
The wild bees mellow monotone
Here blends with bird notes zephyr blown,
And many az insect voice unknown
The harmony enhances
The roses shattered splendor fees
With lavish gracd on every breeze,
And lilies sway with fiexile ease
Like dryads snowy breasted;
And whore gHrdenias browse between
Rich curying leaves Of glossy green
The cricket strikes bis tamborine.
Amid the mosses nested
Hero dawn flushed myrtles interlace
And sited sun0eanls shyly trace
frail arabesQues. whose shifting grace
Il wrought OF shade and Skinner;
AT eventide scouts quaint and rare
Go straying through my garden fair
As u they sought with Wildefed air
The refiies' ntful glimmer
Oh. could some painters facile brush
On canvas linn my gardens BLUSH
Tue fevered world its din would hush
To crown the high endeayor;
Or could poet snare IN rhyme
THE breathlngs Of this balmy cline,
His fame might dare the dari of Time
Aud soar undimmed forever
Samuel Minturu Peck in Lippincotts for Ser
einber
Evening journal., 1889-09-18

There's nothing specially remarkable
about the exceptional success Of the
new cruiser just finished by the Cramps
Of this city. We had an honest and
competent Secretary of the Navy and
honest and competent contractors, and
that's the whole story. Under the old
Robson and Chandler regime, the hon
est contractor was in favor The Cramps
could obtain little or no work from the
sOyer4.iAsl-t, ~ 1Asy a,nt unuel st..lil
public theft; but when an honest aud
Evening journal., 1889-09-18

Philadelphia Times.
The cause Of labor never received a
higher compliment than the announce
ment of the recorder, who presides over
the Old Bailey, yesterday, that the Lon
don strike had not added single case to
the criminal calendar. This, indeed. was
more than a compliment-it was the &C.
acknowledgement Of great triumph.
It has long been the fashion among
the aristocracies of the Old World TO
proclaim workingmen unfit for self gov
eminent Here is signal proof of their
fitness, showing with what contsinment
the recently enfranchised English cleo
tors will exercise the prerogAtives Of the
ballot'in the future. The result Of the
strike is not only victory-it is a revo
luton 1t success will lead TO the recog
milton of the rights Of labor that WA,
me cae Thing iA-g--e n ~ Z-s..-- ~
itical system.
Evening journal., 1889-09-18

liberal Secretary met with honest and
competent contractors, we have the log
ical product in the best vessel ever fur
nished the government. Democratic
Secretary Whitney didn't inquire into
the politics of the Republican Cramps.
He wanted the lowest and the best bid
der; he got what he wanted in the
Cramps he and his contractors started
out to deal honestly with each other and
the government, and the cruiser Balh-
more is the result It's only honesty and
competency and not politics in
public affairs; that's all philadelphia
Times
Evening journal., 1889-09-18

THE determination Of c. P. Hunting
ton to forego the pleasure Of paying
Prince Hstzfeldt's debt Of $500, 900 In
order that his daughter might be mar.
ried to prince seems commendable,
viewing the matter in duh, American,
unsentimental way Possibly some other
girls would have been happier if their
fathers had been more sensible and recon
mended them 20 marry an American
sovereign rather than a foreign prince
Mr.. Huntington's railway and lard-grab-
bling proclivities have not been always
commendable, but in keeping his daugh-
ter at home and refusing to pay HAITI
feldts debts even for the sake Of title
in the family, he deserves unstinted
praise. He win make a good model for
self sacrificing humility-he would not
have coronet even IL he could get it for
a daughter and $500, OOO
Evening journal., 1889-09-18

ex Secretary Bsyard, that magnificent
statesman snd experienced diplomat,
James a. Blame retired TO Bar Harbor
for three months rest. During this
enforced vacation, for rest, Mr. Walker
Blaine, a clerk in the Department,
has considered that he was the biggest
thing in the Department. and that he
would run things" to the exclusion Of
mir. Warrior, the experienced and able
assistant secretary. In this laudable
ambition the young man seems to have
been encouraged by his mother till
wearied with such interference Mr.
Warrior has gone to Boston to make ar
engagements to resume his law practice. In
that event there seems to be no good rea-
son why the State Department should
not be entirely family affair Surely
there is no reason why Mrs. Blaine with
She assistance OF Mr.. Walker, her son,
should not get into a row with every
nation on the face of the globe, because
Mrs. Blaine is known 20 be "ne SLOUGH
sort Of person whenever there are any
little complications to be promoted.
Evening journal., 1889-09-18

THE extraordinary story Of cunning
and trickery related on the witness stand
in New York city BY his plant tool Wood
ruff has rechristened Henry S. Ives In
place Of his whilom sobriquet, the Ma
poleon Of Finance, he is now known as
the Master Thief