The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-06-19
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The special train hearing the MARYLAND
delegation to the convention the Young
Mems Republican Club and the Columbia
Club, arrived at st. Louis Sunday night at
1920 O'Clock. At the depot they were met
by Mr.. W. W. Johnson, president of the
Young Mems Republican Club. and one
of the sergeant alarms of the convention
The reception given him by the visitors
was most enthusiastic, and he was exceed
ingly gratitied to see many of them wear
ing neat badge of yellow bearing his
likeness and the inscription of the occasion
and of his Office in Baltimore Proceeded
by BrOmley's famous band, the club march
ed to their quarters at the Laclcdc Hotel
The march through town was so arranged
rs to take in the leading state headullar-
tiers, each of which received salute from
the band playing My Maryland" and
the cheers of the marchcrs. Ali along the
line from the depot to the hotel warm
greetings were given the MarylandcrS, and
as they marched through the lobby of the
Southern. great enthusiasm prevailed
The Massachusetts, delegation. that had
accompanied the Marylandcrs there, Civ
ing them three farewell cheers
Throughout the long journey everybody
on the train seemed to have Il good time
The sinking of the British steamer Drum
mond Castle off the island of UShant, near
BreSt, France, with the loss of some 2JO
persons, is Il most lamentable disaster Ii
was the result, it seems. of hugging too
closely dangerous coast The vessel
struck Il rock--at full speed. it is believed
and sank in three minutes. Two boats
were launched one of which is thought to
have been capsizrd. Six bodies have been
washed ashore on the island The pas
sen gers, who numbered H. are supposed
to have been asleep when the vessel struck
and sank The vessel was on its way from
Cape Town for London and had on board
it is thought, Il number of witnesses in the
trial of DIR. jameson. Efforts are being
made to rescue possible survivors. The
lesson of the disaster is the old one of the
importance of taking plenty of sea room,
especially at night.
For the Democratic National Convcn-
ton, to be held at Chicago, H., July :, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
on July ;, 4, ) and q. excursion tickets I"
Chicago and return ut Il single fare for the
round trip.
These tickets will he good for return
passage until July -, inclusive.
For SPECIFIC rates, sleepin@-car accommo-
dations, and time tables apply to nearest
ticket agents.