The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07


professional stage.
Canal boatmen urge measures for deepen
ing the State canals
Real Admiral Henry Erben will 60 on the
retired list Thursday next.
The White House is becoming diapdated
and is sadly in need of attention.
Concerted action is to be taken toward the
organization of marine artillery.
Mr.. John Wanamaker started Gospel
wagon and spoke from the tal-gate.
Ralph Yoery, New York boy, gives an
account of his audience with the Pope.
The erection of stand at Pimlco Will
take the place of the one destroyed by Sundays
fire.
Charles J. Neil, of 1442 Battery avenue
had his RICH. leg broken on the Curtis Bay
Electric Railway.
Representative Rayner accepted an invita-
ton from Governor Brown to visit county fairs
with the Governor.
Joseph Barondess, the labor leader, was
arrested on charge of assaulting the moto =
man of an electric car.
The Pythian Supreme Lodge held memorial
services in honor of Past Supreme Chancellor
Shaw, recently deceased
Army officers are engaged on maps of a re-
cent survey of the projected railroad from the
United States to the extreme end of Chilli.
Consul General Mason, at Frankfolt-ou-
Main, has telegraphed the State Department
that cholera exists at Bargein, near Marburg.
In Philadelphia the committee of business
men reports that the railroads discriminate in
favor of New York in the delivery of grain.
Republican delegates to the second congress
ional district nominating convention were
elected to represent the Baltimore wards in
the district.
A dog which had been imprisoned more than
a week In a sewer at the northeast corner of
Broadway and Pratt street was rescued in
starved condition
Rev. Patrick McHale, pastor of Immaculate
Conception Catholic Church Baltimore was
chosen president of Niagara University, in the
State of New York
Captains Thomas Cowan and Elizabeth
Christie, of the Salvation Army, were united
in marriage at ''hallelujah wedding" at
glyndou camp-meeting.
The little schooner Nina, in which Captain
ed August PC by the steamer Menantio, which
has arrived at Baltimore.
There was long list of suicides and at
tempted suicides in New York Sunday. Rev.
q. NJ. Scare preached a strong sermon on, the
sinfulness of self-murder.
The Maryland State Temperance Alliance
declared by resolution that the action of
Monsignor Satolli on the liquor question is
encouraging to friends of temperance reform
Democrats in New York do not believe that
Mr. Levi. Z. Morton will make a strong
cal ddate for Governoa. The names of several
democrats suitable for the democratic nomina-
eion are mentioned.
Rear Admiral Walker, who has returned
from the Hawaiian Islands, says the new re-
publican government seems to be firmly
established and that the sentiment for anneXa-
ton the United States appears to be very
strong.
The democra tic congressional committee is
hard at work sending out campaign liter ature.
Some of the material will be object lessons in
cloth, institutines comparisons between the
Mckinley bill and the new law. The free
wool clause is expected to work great saving.
to consumers. Mr.. Lawrence Gardner, secre
tary of the committee. confidently predicts the
re election of Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson of West