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Mrs Marie Prescott Shepherd, wife
aof. Mr., r. d. Shepherd, Of this place,
died IN New York Monday night from
tire effects Of a surgical operation A
week or two ago Mr.. and Mrs Shep
herd went to New York to seeif relief
could not he obtained by anoperatien.
She had been suffering for a long time
from an abdominal tumor. Recently
It's growth had greatly increased, and
there was gust 4 chance Of saving her
life, AIRS. Shepherd bravely took this
chance. Last Thursday she went to
the Good Samaritan Hospital on Forty
third street to prepare fol the ordeal
Monday was the day fixed for the op-
Grafton. With GOODNESS aud courage
rarely found, She aided in the prepara-
tions, herself helping 70 arrange the
operating table and the surgical anpli-
anees. AT Ii 80 DR. N6iIll Wylie put
the patient under the Influence If eth
ec For four hours he ana his assist
ants worked for the removal IF a most
malignant tumor. the accomplishment
Of which was made doubly difficult
and dangerous by the great number Of
adhesions to the adjoining parts The
tumor weighed 25 pounds. The opera
ton was sneh that great loss 81 blood
was unavoidable. and THIS was proba-
bIy tie cause Of death Mrs Shep-
herd afterward recovered conscious
ness but al 10 o'elock At night she
passed away, her husband being with
her to tie last The remains were
brought t. Shepherdstovn Wednesday
morning and inferred III Elmwood
/ Cemetery, Rev DR.. WIN Nj Nelson.
bf tie Episcopal church read the bur
ial service, the funeral taking place al
fectly after The arrivalof the main Al
lli o'clock Shepherdstown Register.
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Wsra

4 The interest," taken btre iuf the SAD
death osMrs NaFie ptcpcett Mrs r.
u. Shepherd the actress, who died
Monday night at the Good Samaritan
Hospital, New York City. while under
going an operation for the removal Il
tumor, is so great and the sympathy
for her relatives and friends ~ Shep-
Ehsrdstown and this city il 70 manifest,
that. the Mi presents sketch Of the
actress life
Miss Prescott was born near Paris,
Ky, in 1858. Her ancestors we're
some Of the best known Of the pioneers
OF Kentucky. While still IN her teens,
lin June. 1869, she mnrried Edward
James Burke, at carroltoD. Ks. BY
him she had two SONS Her married
life was unhappy, and She separated
from Mr.. Burke when She was about
twenty-one years old After teaching
for a year as governess in wealthy
Southern family, Miss PRESCOTT decid-
/ ed to become an actress, and. in 1876,
she made her debut 1t The Grand Opera
House, il Cincinnati, appearing A.
Lady Macbeth 70 Frank Roche's Mac
beth. During this engagement she III
20 played Lady Teazle, Lady Gay
| Spanker and Meg MeiTiies She then
went 10 Brooklyn, where she played
for season, appearing as Mime Fadet
III " Fanchonp with miss Maggie
Mitchell. The naxt ssason slie went
to the Grand olrnn Honsa II New
York as the Leading lady in John Nc
Cullough's company. Inter she went
to the California Theatre, again ID
Miss Mitcheifs company. Returning
to the East she accepted d position as
leading lady Al Booths Theatre She
played IN support 81 saivinI FOR two
seasons, starring On his " Of nights
ia Rose Michel, 7
Miss Prescott in 1888 produced IT
the Tnicn Square Theatre in thai city
Oscar Wilde's" Vera, the Nihilist," q
piece which proved failure Later
I'M the same year sbesfarred in Bell.
monf's Bride. .Affer this she played
an engagement In !" a. Moral Crime, v
under }. NJ Hills management and
she also appeared under her own man
agement IN !" Czeka
Miss Prescott married VIM, Perzel,
oflNew York, in June, 1901. In the
following year she began i suit against
the American News Company TO rel
cover $40, 900 damages for the cirenla
ton ofan alleged libel published in a
weekly paper IN August, 1881. She
gained verdict for sl2 800.
About SIX years ago Miss Prescott
began 4 starring tour With Mr.. Me
Lean as her leading man. They play
cd the /. Gladiator Cleopatra,
She, 'tand other plays Of that char
acter. Early in 1890 She began suit.
at Paris. Ky, against Mr, Perzel for
divorce She was on-snited III March
of that year, but in the following year
she renewed her etforttoobtain legal
separation, and on May 20, 1891, she
was granted decree. Mr.. Perzeld did
not fight the SUIT, simply claiming that
he had never been married to Miss
Prescott. InJune, 1892, she married
Mr.. Mclean. and at the end o. last
season they retired to 4 stock farmlai
Shepherdstown, to which Mr.. Mclean
had recently fallen heir Hagerstown
Mail.
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Fair for which excursion tickets to Chicago will
ee sold ar the rate qf one fare Tor the round trip
from baltimore and all stations west OF there as
far a the ohio River The dates selected are
Aug. 30, Sept :, ID and ~ The special trains will
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lnbnfories and other toilet tenF enisnces and an
Experienced Tourist gent and a tain porter
Will accompany each train. to look after the
comfort OF fa ssengers Stoss for meals will III.
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Will be valid for the outward journey on the
Special trains only. excepting that from war
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the the nearest station at which the special
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id for return journey In lday coaches on all
srains leaving Chicago within ten days. includ-
ling date IT sale.
Following II scliednle Of the special tfsins and
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The ocean cable lines nre never
troubled with wires down. II would
he i reproach 70 inventive skill il to-
legraply should not eventually be-
made as reliabIe on land as IN the
depths Of the sea.
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The WoRLp was two years old
Thursday. Bro Alet has bad thorpy
pathfopnaSeI, but he Is made Of tie
stun that Wins, Success and success.
Martinsburg Herald
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ff'there is anything low. dirty mean
aud eontempfiblc, il i for one man to
attack anotheras acaFpet Dagger, etc,
merely because he IL a stranger and
displays more hard sense and sanity.
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PRocLAMATI ION

DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE on THE STREET
WITHOUT BRING MUZzLED AND TAG
GED WILL DE TAKEN UP OR KILLED
Asrf~s.sns ~ heysss aoaesF mar H. fopesin5
drdinaaes u rstafson 70 aoas riH u rigidly q.
toresds &fsF4t4y w 6rsf
Sec. B. Chapter ~ of the Hfdfnantet oi the CTR
poration Of Martinsbnrg: That every own
er or keeper Of dog wtkhin the limits ~ the
y forp9ratA0ps be FeQpiTsh ~ place upnn SAID
Isl dog tag attached TO collar These tags
10 be furnished ~ The town Sergeant on III.
piication and payment Of the tax asSessed
an said dogs or which should he assessed
upon Them; and that any dog owned nr kept
within the corporate limits found without
Spch tag after August Is, tS92. shall be con
fined by tfe Sergeant III Some suitable
place % be progidsh therefor .for iiFe Days
and subject ton, fne 1T twenty five eelts in
addition 10 the regular tax and 4 surn mot
ezceeciHk twenty hve cents fer food and
care Of said dog. At the end OF hye days.
any dog remaipiDE unclaimed and The ia xes
fines de- unpaid shall Be Killed By the
4 tpwn SerEeaRtcr bY his Authority. i
AI PERSONS who are owners or keepers Of
dogs are hereby notified that after August 10
1893, and until October 70, ASA, allfaes found
npon the streets without being securely muz-
thereof viii be fined net Tess than tive nor more
than ten dollars for every such pnepse
JAS. WffANN M6sHERRY,
AsSA MarBf of MastiHsbnFg
City Hall Julg 81 lSa3. M M 7-ei u.
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On account OF the GIaneerE -Riaaie
At Williams Grove, the concert Al
M0nt Alto Park Friday, September !,
has been abandoned ExcuBioa tick
ets d the Park wilibewithdfswhf from
sale September 1T, but sale of ricketts,
will be resumed the following Friday.
and The Park will then coniinne oll,s
open each Friday until the iendof sep
TENDER ~ psual s27-lv. n,
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win cnre their faces be every perfec!
ton and give them 4 loseIy complex
ion. Mary johnson writes "niy face
once mass 81 pimples Is now as smooth
as m infants. For sale By a. ~,
Gilbert az Bro.
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If you are iii want Of a Buggy, Pine ,
ton. Surrey, Dayton a top or no top
business wagon ! hayethein and mean
to sell. Call on John Heller s
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These books are nicely printed and
bound in attraefive p rer covers. They
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fiction at mercy rionifaleosi.
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4 It's 4 sign of popularity and pros.
pesity u See 4 nielchaap adding 10 his
stoek these days Just What Louis
Brown is doing
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For the best Wheat and Feftilizst
Drills, buy the Tiscarora, built by
John Fitz Call and see ii.
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Green goodsi IN the form Of foreign
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TaE q. a. 4. ASp NE wogLp.g TAIR.

The u & o. II, NJ a.. will sell excursion tick
cts ~ Chicago via indianapolis september .isf
2nd 3rtl and Arb At the ratpof sf8.7s FOR the
ronnd trip from Mari msbHrg. These tickets
will ne honored en- all trains and wilibe accept
Ell for passage on theretnrn trip from Chicago
Wan, s. o. direct through car lines, s a1G A
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8 "A aATIogAL EsoANPa IN.

The r. q o, II. Il 90 VIII sell excursion tick
cts to Indiana polls and return FOR all trains
M the round trlp4A TIE n. " 0sfsthe pfiicIal
mute arSbefis A. u. pasts0f Mary and s9tif.
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AosioUErURal fAIEs.

Leesburg August 20-3l.
PEker4burf A ifnsr 20 Sept. J..
Letisburg August 20 Sept ". y.
wbsellne ASeplember is.
< NF6rgan'si 6roy September IS 7.
Winchester. September 1915
Hagerstown October IO13 -
Frederick October 1915 :
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
BIG SEIR

The appearance IN our harbor Of
such 2 ship as the Oceanic Is
worthy Of note as the opening
OF 3 new era IN the mercantile
history Of Honolulu. and de-
serves special mention IN the
columns Of 2 paper which Is
read IN every great seaport en-
gagged IN Pacific trade. As there
are now several Of these White
Star ships frequently calling at
Honolulu, It may be worth while
to give q little sketch Of the rise
and progress Of this now celebrated
line.
The opening Of the suez canal
occasioned aImozt 9 revolution IN
ocean trade, and Messrs. HarIsud
& Wolff, zhipbuiIders and en-
gineeers, Of Belfast, we're among the
most enterprising and able, and
earliest in the field to take advan-
tage Of the new conditions. Hither-
to they had been building mostly
for the MiditerraRean trade, but
now 2 Liverpool firm gave them an
order for three steamers Of 800 feet
keel, which went to sea in 1868,
and were soon followed By three
more, each 10 feet longer, making
twenty steamers they had built for
this one frm-Messrs. James Bibby
& Co These ships ran between
Liverpool and Boston with freight
and emigrants.
In 1869 Mr.. Ismay with other
shipoEners Of Liverpool formed the
now famous Oceanic Steam Navi-
CATION Company" and commits
stoned HarIand & Wolff to build
SIX large Transatlantic steamers.
capable Of carrying 5 heavy cargo
Of goods as well as a full compile
ment Of cabin and steerage Passen-
gers, between Liverpool and New
York, at . speed equal, If not su-
periOr, to that Of the Cunard and
Inman lines" These ships we're
400 feet keel, Il feet beam, with 81
feet hold
OF this line the Oceanic was the
pioneer and the type, and in them
many striking Improvements we're
for the first time introduced.
One great novelty consisted
in placing the frzt-elass &C
commodation amidshipe, the sz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
RoyaLIST POLITICS

Hawaiian politics z7e 6lled With
pecai2-ities. One O; the NOS,
noticeable q these is the rapidity
with which political discussions de-
generate into mere facionsl Or per
sooL sguabblss. Contradictions
and Inconsistencies consequently
a-iss On every hand. Hard lying
20 osea takes the place Q; plain
truth and Just words are blown
away II : gale o. scandal. 10.
never yss has = political campaign
been Tough; IN Hawaii nei that Il
did 10; begin under the guise OF
principle and end behind The
mas Q: personal and factional
sbuss- The times hzve No; meuied
siuce the question u annexation
1-oss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
SuiraI Entertainments
H. .WlCHMAN

The vacancy IN my Watch
Repairing Department caused
by the death of my old Watch
maker, has been filled by a
competent man of experience
from the States.
We are now in a position
as of old, to do any and all
work in this line, and to
guarantee satisfaction.
No work too intricate.
No watch too complicated
for us.
The excellent reputation
gained in the past for fine
work and only such will be
maintained at all hazards.
Ny 0PTIcAL BUSINESS is now
an established institution, and
hardly needs mention. Yet as
i am making this a FEATURE
and a LARGE ONE of my reg
ular business, | want to keep
it constantly before you. The
many tiatteTing testimonials |
have received from my pa
tientS the past two months,
and the daily increasing busi-
ness convince me that you APP
preciate my knowlege, and
are willing to profit thereby.
A failure to correct any
trouble which glasses can cor
rect IMPOSSIBLE.
My system OF testing is SO
and yet so perfect, that
the whole thing becomes a
pleasure to you. instead of a
tedious and painful operation.
VIII you bear it in mind ?
WN No charge for testing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

ADvICEs received by the last
mails state that there is q growing
stringsncy in the American gold
market, bordering on z panic,
which the government at Washing
ton is endeayoring to meet by every
means in It's power. The drain OF
gold is to Europe, where it is ac-
oumuIetfng in the treasures of
France, Austria, Germany and
Russia Various causes have been
assigned for,this steady drain. One
Is excess OF imports from Europe,
which excess is stated to have been
over sixty millions during the first
three months of 1893. This, how
ever, can not Be the only reason.
Another and probably a more potent
factor Is the continued purchase Of
four millions Of silver every month,
thus increasing the already enor-
NOUS amount OF silver in the gov
eminent vaults. paid for by the
issue Of treasury certificates which
have always been redeemed in gold.
If this course continues, it will
drain the treasury Of Its gold and
cause 2 renewal of the gold premi-
um era that followed the civil war.
The amount OF silver lying idle
Is several hundred millions in value,
and this Is the chief cause Of the
disappearance Of the gold. The
poorer currency viii always drive
away the better, whenever 1t is in
excess Of the wants OF the nation.
Not until congress repeals the Sher-
man silver law compelling the
monthly purchase of silver in ex-
cess Of the wants Of trade, will the
drain Of gold cease.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
he LOVED THE OLD FLAG.
1 Pathetic Story of the Caust
of Captain WfItse's Death.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Yester-
day persons who passed by Lafay-
cite square saw Z casket, draped
in the American flag, borne by
eight stalwart sailors of the Amer
lean navy. It was the body of the
late Captain Wiltse, United States
navy, which has been brought here
for burial. Captain Wiltse re-
Gently died suddenly in New York.
There is pathetic story connected
with his death. Captain Wiltse
was in command OF the United
States steamship Boston at Homo
lulu when the recent revolution
occurred, and, at the request of
United States Minister Stevens.
landed q detachment of marines
and hoisted HIe Stars and Stripes
over Hawaii. His term of sea ser
vice expired soon after and he re-
turned to this country.
The taking down Of the Amer
lean flag at Honolulu broke Cap
tain Wiltse's heart and brought on
third attack Of apoplexy, caus-
ing his death" said a gentleman
who was one Of his most intimate
friends and who was talking with
him q short time before he died.
What makes you think so?' he
was asked.
4 don't think so; know it to
be . fact" he answered. "He told
me it was shock to him and he
could never get over it, and he
never did. He loved that flag.
He had served nearly all his life
under it."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

TIE to-tcocs vorSing Of dema-
golsn throws s sd light upon the
Hzw1izr arsn2, which brings all
Inconsistencies prominently before
The ere. The good cause, what
evs- Il mzy De- Is thrust forward
distinctly labeled principle = but
The politicians Immediately gather,
zolflike, and the blood Of princi-
pie soon dyes the trampled sands
of fzctiona strife The political
cult Of Hawaii would disgrace any
other country than this fact
which only the subliusst egotism
eoncsals from the average fo--
eign politician There are excep-
tious-lst Is be thankful rzy Of
light shines IN otherwise utter
darkness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

Of maintaining native government
under the monarchy, they msdly
hope 70 convince he world u wSs
oze-thrOwn by the interference Of
The American minister. This
-hsy would do by q system
Of indecent, vulgsr and witlsss
personal attack upon Mr. Stevens,
which has lately reached : pitch
OF insane folly that would warrant
either governmental or inter
rational interference and punish
nent. Their inconsistency, how
ever, does not stop here; they IS
viciously snd persistently attack
sll reputable nstive Rawaiisns who
suppor. annexation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16
II. +. WICHMAN
1926 I471

The difficulty in supply
ing the demand for TARo
FLOUR has been over
come, and the delays
which you have suffered
during the past few
months are now to be for
gotten. The flour has
grown in such favor in
the United States that the
home market has been
overlooked TO ship every
thing to San Francisco.
The facilities for making
the -four have been in
creased so that the Homo
nolulu market will be
well supplied. lfyou've
never tried TARo FLoUR
for puffs OF table delica-
cies, you had better ask
your grocer for a FIVE
pound bag.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-05-16

The politicians who have be
trayed the cause OF good govern
ment are the loudes. in denoun-
cling the annexation movement. To
such : depth Of political and moral
degradation have some Of the roy
slis: leaders sunk, they viii as
openly stultify themselves as they
viii wantonly attack others. An
instance will suffice. One OF the
ruyalist spokesmen and leaders in
the last legislature, who voted for
the infamous lottery bill, was
shame-faced enough to arise in his
place and state he voted fo- the
bill as s matter Of political policy,
while in principle Re was opposed
70 It. Need We wonder, after this,
at the methods the royalists are
pursuing,or at the guerrills warfare
they are carrying on 70 reinstate
the iniquities OF the monarchy