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Eastern Shore Items.


Katie d., daughter of F. G. Rams
0eII, OF Denton, will be married to
oscar ID. Morgan, of Dansvile, Pa, to-
day. ~
A train on the Queen Anne's rail
road ran over and killed twenty tur-
keys near Carvillee Station.
J. Dukes Downs mas resigned as tel.
Ter OF The Denton National Bank. and
y RI. Wmthy takes his place.
A Princess Anne carpenter. while re-
moving weatherbuardlng from the
parish building, found two gold douhIe
eagles and a fve,dollar gold niece
The latest date on the coins in 1890
Dynamiters get $1,000 Burglars en-.
tered the Office of the Delaware &
thesapeake Railroad Company at
Kldgeley, early Wednesday morning.
blew open the safe with dynamite and
carried away the strong-box, which
contained about $1,000 worth of valu
ables.
The Murderer Escaped - Nicholas
Wickes and Lawrence White, of Port
Deposit, became involved ia quarrel
at mat place on Sunday week which
ended in the fatal stabbing of Wickes
Wickes was taken to St. Josenh's
Hospital, Baltimore, where he died
last Tuesday. The murderer was not
captured.
Oxford, Nd, TUo Hundred Years old.
Congressman J. S. Willis of Della
ware, who is member of the old Ok
ford family Wednesday Joined in the
celebration in Oxford, Md. of the 2OOth
anniversary of the founding of that
town. He delivered an address on
The Environments of Oxford" There
were other addresses and a trades dis
play parade that was quite imposing.
The Philadelphia Press last week
tOok poll of the leading newspapers
OF Maryland upon the political situa-
Ton IN the State. The dailies of Balti-
more city were Of the opinion that the
Republican ticket stands a good chance
to win, while the Democratic press of
the counties hoped their ticket would
pull through although many admitted
that the ticket would not receive the
tull party vote.
TtOO Prohibition ConUictions.- the
Circuit Court for Cecil County Wednes-
day Robert Wilson, of Elktop. and
Henry b. COrdes, of North East. Md.
were both convicted under the new
prohibition law of selling Intoxicating
liquors. The penalty for this is con.
hnment IN the House of Correction
from six months TO year and a fine Of
from SlOO to 5000. A determined ef-
tort Is being made to enforce the new
law, and there are several more cases
yet to be tried. All those that have
come up for trial have been convicted.
Plnkerton detectives have been used on
several of the cases.
HGadyism IN MaryIand.-A writer in
the Denton Union has the following tn
say 10 the editor of the GreeaS6Qr0u 0h
paper: The editor of the Free Press
also says that all the States controlled
10y the Republican party have mixed
schools, That is false, and here are
the names Of few States, that have
mixed schools. First comes New Jer-
sey, Democratic State, then part of
Pennsy a Republican State.
Ihen Grover Cleveland as Governor
Cleveland as Governor of New York
signed the first bill for mixed schools
IN the state of New York. Remember
that the cOlOred people of the State
OF Maryland do not want mixed schools
and would not have them if they could
get them. They want schools of their
own which they have always had in
Maryland.
Maryland Canneries Lose t,Co a. gks
from their SedSOn.-The canning season
for both corn and tomatoes in Hartford
and adjoining counties about ended
Wednesday. Intense heat has been
very detrimental to the tomato fields.
completely blasting the hopes of the
Gamers for run of two weeks longer
The conditions throughout the season
have been particularly disastrous to
the tomato crop. In one instance
where a local cannery was drawing 500
baskets of fruit day from one farm,
they fell of yesterday to 81 baskets.
The vines have been in a manner
killed. The pack of tomatoes in Har-
ford County alone last year was about
l22,OOO,OOO three pound cans, and, con,
slderlng the great reduction of the
acreage and the short crop, it is gen,
orally thought the pack will not exceed
twO-fifths of that of last year; but the
price does not advance.