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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01

Cape Haytien, Hayti, June 1, S:45 a. m.
The United States torpedo boat, Porter,
put into the harbOr OF Mole st. Nicolas at
o'clock this morning, probably with
dispatches for Washington, and left at 2
O'e lOck
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No OmeIaI Inflammation.

Washington, June Late this fore
noon there was no official information
received OF the bombardment at San
tiaQO,
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one n,lI,on Pe..,as

London, June la special dispatch
from Madrid says: decree has been
published here authorizing the issue OF
an internal loan Of one billion pesetas at
per cent.
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Washington, June 1.-The president
has sent these nominations 10 the sen.
ate: Postmasters-New Mexico: KS
teyan Baca, Socorro. Arizona; Geo. W.
Cheney, Tucson.
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Gen. Nile. AZ Tnmnn-

Tampa, Fla, June 1.-Generai Nelson
A. Miles. accompanied by his entire stan,
arrived here this morning. lie was &C.
companied also by his wife, daughter and
aOn.
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nersfit TO American Products.

Paris, June IA decree was published
to-day Professionally extending the bene-
lils OF minimum tariffs 10 various Amer
lean products.
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Passed Unanimously.

Washington, June lin the house, the
senate bill TO remove all political disabll-
ties passed unanimously.
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Chicago. June -Wheat-June wheat,
sl.08; duly, 92@91a go. Corn-June, 8214ci
July, 33c. Oats-June, 26c; July, 24A
m249kc,
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Sailor Hats.

We have a beautiful assortment of Ladies'
Sailors, all the new and stylish colors in Leg
horn, Rough and Smooth Straw, and in the pop
ular shapes. All prices from 2sc up to SI.7s.
One lot slightly soiled Sailors, worth up to
$I.2s, dumped on the bargain counter at 1oc
to 2sc.
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Money Market.

New York, June l. - Money on call,
nOminally, at IA per cent. Prime mer'
camille paper, 3I59i
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Havana, June 1.--lnsurgent Brigadier-
General Gonzales, wounded ON sunday
near Sagua In ChicA, Is dead.
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STEAMER HAS ARRIVED.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-The Nor
wegian steamer Kong Erode reached heY
passengers and crew OF forty one from
the wrecked steamer Belyidere. Vice
President CapOte, OF the Cuban republic,
is one OF the passengers.
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THE BIG STORE!!.
Mail Orders Given
Careful Attention
and Promptly Filled
Umbrella Snacial.

One lot 26-inch Black Gloria Umbrellas with
Paragon Frame Natural Wood Handle with
Sterling Silver trimming, worth $a.oo regular.
lms week. '''................. ...$1.35
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Ladies' Vests.

One lot Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests in Ecru;
low neck and short sleeves, nicely made and
worth I7Hc each. This week. .. a for goo
One lot Ladies Silk Vests in Light Blue,
Pink and White, worth ooc. This week. 4. soc
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Children's Parasols.

We have large variety of Children's Para
solS all coors and styles, from Isc each up to an
all silk beautifully trimmed Child's Parasol
at. ......................
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silver ana Lead .

New York. June l.-silyer, 5sl5 Lead
$500.
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Chas. s. Moore, a well.knOwn Golden
miner, is in the city, and II is stated that
he and family will remove 10 this city
ahOrtlY.
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g, ". Martin and wife, Of Denver are
at sturges' European and will remain
fOT q short time
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The Maze undarnalla-

Reserved seats now on sale for the opera
OF Hrminle at O'Reilly's drug store.
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Heiyislere's Crew.

Philadelphia, June 1. The passengers
and crew OF the freight steamer, Belyi-
dere, wrecked of Cape Maysi, Cuba. are
on the Norwegian steamer. Kong Erode.
from Port Antonio, which will reach this
city about noon to-day. The Kong Erode
passed Reidy island this morning.
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Agents for Butter
ick's Patterns and
DIR. Jaeger's Un-
derwear.
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Boys w ash Suits.

Boys Wash Suits.
Just received large assortment Of Wash
Suits for the little fellows, in two or three piece
suits; sizes from 3 to years. Prices from soc up
Mems Clothing.
We have everything man can want ia the
way of Furnishing Goods and Clothing A
handsome, well made Cashmere suit. This
week. ..................... .3O.7b
Other stores ask $1,000 for same.
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LINEN COLLARS-3 Styles The regular
Isc ladies linen collar go in this sale at
only ly,............... ...............0 DC
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SELF DEFENCE.

Pepper Griffin has guaranteed to stop
George Russell in SIX rounds.
Manager Moselcy, OF the Tuxedo Alh-
lctlc CluD, has made an offer for Il fifteen.
round contest bet ween Ross and FIanl.
gan, to take place in this city.
{. j. Moriarity is stopping ut the Glib.
son House, as the guest Of the proprietor,
Mr.. Forwvou.
1t was reported about town yesterday
that Midget Glynn hud been Killed in
Chester. The story proved to be false,
as Midget was 1T the Hotel Western all
day.
Jimmy Barry has not accepted any OF
the offers Of the various club, which de-
sire IL meeting between himself and Cas-
per Leon. barry declares that he can
get better terms by waiting until the
clubs open again in New York.
1t looks as il the proposed match be-
tween Dick O'Brlen and the Harlem
Coffee Cooler had fallen through. The
Cleveland a. G., which first proposed Il
match between the two boxers, has not
posted a forfeit to bring the affair off
Bob Fitzsimmons will make a mistake
il he ever goes to Louisville, KY, for
there is u clank in that city who threat
ems to shoot him. This fellow lost sew
cral hundred dollars on Corbett when
the latter was defeated by Lanky Bob,
and as Fitszimmons refused to give Cor
bett another fight after numerous chal-
lenges, it made the crank 50 angy that
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poor boy has been in hard luck for some
/ time.
lobby has jus. arrived from New Or.
leans, where he has been spending th'
winter. He played .Juliana for Il swell
bet tiay, that must be figured in red
ink.
Walter Slopcr and his dear old Pal
Mike fell for one of their cinch bets on
Oracle 33 to -, third Ol, that was
tough, but still you would have lost il
on Nentanna any way so it was all even
Erred" Taral goes to Louisville as soor
as the business gets dull in his Mount
Vernon billiard room.
On Monday next some of the members
of the "Spotess Six will move toward
New Orleans. The party will include
"Jim" VlIlcpigne, c. W. Smith, "DAve'
Holland, Bob" Tucker and in all prob
ability President Reilly of the Aaueduct
track and Frank Clarke who slperin
tends the paraphernalia Of the Cone,
Island Club.
Tommy Burns took out three purses
at New Orleans yesterday.
Daniel W. Ma|oney has issued a
! challenge to race his PAGER Dan NJ.
against any horse in White Plains for a
wager Of from $1,000 to 5000 a side.
/. He stipulates that owners shall train
and drive, the race to take place on any
track in the country on July 1. The
challenge is the outcome Of the race last
week over the snow, when Il. T. Dyk-
mans Barney McCurdy beat Dan NJ.
1t will likely be accepted by Addison
johnson, who will name Blue Wilkes.
There is great deal Of Juggling going
OH at Buffalo over the Fort Erie track.
After it is all over it is to be hoped the
owners of horses and officials who cted
will not be juggled ont OF their money.
Alexander G. Young, lawyer, Of
Hoboken. applied to Chancellor McGill
in Chsncery Chambers, Jersey City, yes
terday for the appointment Of a receiver
to take charge Of all the property and
estate, books and papers, OF the North
Hudson Park Driving Association. more
widely known as Guttenburg race track
The application was made in behalf of E.
lie Clerc Nogt, Jr., OF Morristown, a
stockholder of the association. The
Chancellor granted rule to show cause
why a receiver should not be appointed.
which will be argued on February q.
The June Handicaps and Grass Inaug-
ural Stake, to be run at Coney Island at
its spring meeting, have received thirty
eight and twenty-eight entries respec-
lively. Nearly every owner of promi-
nence is represented. Mr.. August Bel
mont heads the list in the June Handi-
caps with five entries, followed by Brom-
ley d Company with four Ben Brush
is also among the nominations, as is Sir
Walter and the speedy Western mare
White Forrest, belonging to +. s. Gard
ner 4 Son.
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MISCELLANY.

In training and coaching college teams
Il mistake if often made in working play
ers up to a pitch Of nervous excite ment
by impressing upon their minds that il
they are beaten the university which
they represent will be disgraced.
f. Il. Bacon the first English runner,
has agreed to run three matches for one,
two and three miles with e. B. Tincler
OF Dublin the event to take place before
May 20.
The Harvard polo team has decided to
refuse the L. OF p. challenge to play Il
game at an early date, but will probably
agree to Il match in May.
John Nelson, champion professional
skater Of America, has been matched for
Il tllre-mle race with Bob Warner,
champion OF England, and the race viii
be decided in New York on February
rs.
The Senate Of Kentucky has introduced
II bill similar to Nevaua'S celebrated bill
to legalize boxing bouts in Kentucky
The sun., 1898-02-12
CYCLING.

The future Of the bicycle lnanufac-
ture.s and dealers is not one that is full
Of good things, financially speaking, it
being no disguised fact that they are
down to their uppers. The disposition
to do away with the TRADING in' prac-
tice, to curtail options, to reduce the
time heretofore agreed to keep the wheel
in repair, prove this. The cause of such
notifications as will be affected by the
manufacturers and dealers this year is
the sweeping reduction in list prices of
the "two-wheeler. The necessity of
such changes is easily seen when it is
conceded that the former 500 high-class
machine will sell this year for $780, and
certainly not more than WIS.
Many wheelmen Of experience who
have tried the use of long cranks say
they are pleased with the results. They
are conducive to pleasure and their ad-
vantages are many. One rider who has
used 7!.inch cranks and S0!-inch gear,
says he has had splendid results and in
tends to 60 still higher
Many wheelwomen make mistake in
mounting wheel. They either do so
with difficulty owing to the Interference
Of their skirts, or have the s.cddle too
low to overcome this difficulty. Riding
with the saddle too low becomes 'vk-
ward, tiresome and injurious. The sau-
die should he high enough 50 that it can
easily be reached by slight spring.
According to cabIegram received by
W. j. Morgan, another batch of European
professional racing cyclists will sail for
America from Liverpool to-day on the
steamship Campania.
During the past year -, 793 new MEM
bers have joined the league and 4S,Ol7 Of
the old members have renewed.
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he has decided to get square with Fitz-
simmons for his losses by filling l4;nky
Bob full OF lead. sam Austin has re-
ceivcd three letters from the crank, and
each is written in very strong terms,
showing the quick way in which the
lanky Cornishnan will be put out Of ex
istence.
Joe Choynski, who is at San Francisco,
says that if Kid Mccoy will fight him he
will agree to George Siler as referee. If
Mccoy refuses to meet him Joe says he
will fight Peter Maher ins,ead
Johnny Murphy, of Boston, will ac-
cept Dave Sullivan's def to meet any
ll6-pounder in the business Murphy
states that he will box Sullivan twenty
rounds at IL pounds weigh in at at 2
O'Clock, and the winner to take all.
Sam Fitzpatrick has arranged match
for his new middleweight, Geoffrys
Thorn, who lately arrived in this
country from England. Thorn will box
twenty rounds with Harry Fischer, of
Brooklyn, at Yonkers, n. Y, tomorrow
night. This will bc Thorns first i'm
portant contest here.
Articles were signed at San Francisco
yesterday by both sides for fight be-
tween Peter Jackson and Jeffries on
March %. Details of the match will be
arranged and made public in day or
two.
With Tommy Ryan, Peter Maher and
Joe Choynski all after Kid Mccoy, it
looks as though the Kid had renounced
the stage too soon.
81 expect" said Billy Madden, "to
make Gus Rubin second John L. Sui
livan. know that he will become one,
and | am taking my own way to get
there despite the criticisms that have
been made against my methods.
Parson Davies has told Bob Armstrong
to 60 and win a few bouts, and, if he
returned with proper apologies and ex-
plantations, the Parson might agree to
manage him again.
Joe Choynski, in a letter written from
San Francisco says: Mccoy and
would draw $30,OOO house here. If
Mccoy won't come to terms | will take
on Sharkey.
1t would be a novelty for pair of
boxers to meet inside the weight limit of
the class they represent.
The sun., 1898-02-12
AQUCATIS.

lIarvard's Varsity awkward squad,'
which has been rowing daily in the
tank for the past four weeks, will be
disbanded today, and the class men will
be called out earl y next week.
William B. Williams, who has been
stroking iae's Varsity crew, has left
the boat for a week, owing to an attack
of tonsilitis.
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y Tame Affair at The Arena

Special to The SrN.
l'llILApELplA, Feb. ll.-Nt the Arena
tonight Charley Mckrcr and Jack Ben
nett were scheduled to box siN-rounds
and they were expected to put up Il mot
contest, but is was rather tame affair
Bennett contcntcd hiln>cli with de-
icnsivc work and this made Charley do
all the hlsting. He worked pretty
hard, but Bennett was to careful and as
result the bout wua very one sided and
uninerrSting. The best contest OF the
night was between Tim Callahan and
Caudy Donavan. After the way the
latter handled Midget Glynn last week
it was thought he was going to bea top
notcler in the near future. but Callahan,
who was several pounds lighter was all
over him in every one Of the six pounds,
and clearly knocked all championship
aspirations out of Donavan.
The sun., 1898-02-12

INFORMATION wanted Of the descendants OF
Henry caldwell ONeil, who, IN Is45 ft Is be-
Heved), resided at 81 Centre st., who owned or
had some interest in premises Nos. w. w " ana
aS Mulberry st., il, the city of New York. FRED
ERICK BELTZ Counsellor ut Law, Ill Broad
way, New York.
The sun., 1898-02-12

INFORMATION wanted ofthc descendants Of
Henry Caldwell O'Nel, who In 1915 it is believed
resided at 81 Centre st., and also Of the desceh
dants of Alexander Mcclure, who in 1888 resided
at 1874 Henry st., both of whom owned or nae
some interest in premises Nos. 20, 81, VI and "
Mulberry st, in the.city Of New York. FREDE'
RICK BELTZ Counsellor at law, III Bradwa!
New York city.
The sun., 1898-02-12

INFORMATION wanted of the descendants "'
Henry Caldwell O'Neil. who. in 1915 'it i Er
licyel) resided at 81 Centre street, and as"
the descendants of Alexander Mcclure. Whu' "
1889 resided at l,l Henry street, lnth OF whom
owned or had some interest IN premises Nos. 10
" 81, and 9f Mulberry street in the city of Ne"
York FREDERICK BELTX, Counselor at Law,
III Broadway, New York city.
The sun., 1898-02-12

HENRY s. GRAY.-lnfHrmAtion wanted about
Henry S. GRAY. Il Toronto last heard Of in >'lni-
mer Of 1898 when Ii hNkktclrr with sirm'nds
wards Hotel. t;reenuOint. Address CARTER,
HUGHES 4 DWIGHT, sc Broadway, New York
city,
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FOOT BILL.

1t looks as if Princeton College made a
poor move when they got rid of Jack
McMasters as Jack has proved himself
to be Il good one.
The sun., 1898-02-12

INFORMATION wanted Of Rosanna
Reilly, domestic Please send address
to 80 Convent avenue. New York city.
The sun., 1898-02-12

DANIEL MuLLIGAN or Cornelius Carlan, dls'
charged from Co, IL, 9th L. $. infantry, March Is,
1881, at jefferson Barracks, Mo; entitled to prop
erty: liberal reward for proof of death. Address
GEO A. SMYTIiE Counsellor ut Law, ll0 Ames
Building, Boston. Mass
The sun., 1898-02-12

MAGGIE Notwithstanding wanted -
whereabouts Of Maggie Harris, VINO was ehilin>
ed in May, 1897 at ~ West aulh ~. iicaS' i,, ri,
,n,lIitutr with COLEN POTTER, G} Wall street,
New York.
The sun., 1898-02-12

WANVED-Rolrrt Bruce Davidson, Il son Of
thr late David Davidson. Writer, Coulmr, Angus
scotland, or any of his children. Address DA\lp
DUNCAN Il son. SOlirtuG>- dundee, Scota'l'l.
The sun., 1898-02-12

TO the Baron Won Avenskten, LATE OF Fifth
Avenue Hotel, corner of 2'r' st., arsd 9TH ave-
New Yorki-you are particularly requested TO
communicate with j. d. H. Lewis, s"htltH, ~
Rmck Irrshlry, Lor,.iou Eng. Anyone knowing
the address and communicating the same VIII be
rewarded
The sun., 1898-02-12

JOSEPH ul'NNIS-A native Of Russia, known
here ~ Joseph Ennis is required to comm''n
cate with his brother, Major r. hui'nls, ~.
petrrsbllrr. Russia or the Consulate General OF
Russia "A State street, New YORK.
The sun., 1898-02-12

SHOULD this meet the eye OF any OF the rela.
Of stockport, England, MIR. FREDERICK
BEARD will be pleased to see or hear from them
Address British steamship Energia, Market ST.
wharf New York.
The sun., 1898-02-12

NANCY CAELAN-Came IRON birmingham
England, in 1872 entitled to property liberal re-
ward for proof of death. Address GED: A.
Boston, Mass.
The sun., 1898-02-12

HOWARD $. HoDsoN, formerly Of Brooklyll
please send address to AClli Al\iANtE, l'' Her
aid Downtown, New York city.
The sun., 1898-02-12
Shall Everything
Go to Phila=
del phia p?
TO THE PUBLIC

The undersigned will pub
lish a DIRECTORY and
BUSINESS GAZETTEER
Of the City of Wilmington
for 1898. The book will be
diStinctively a Wilmington
work. rhe compiling, can-
vassing, printing, binding
and management will be
entirely by Wilmington
people.
The canvass of names will
be by intelligent, painstak-
ing citizens of this city, and
will be compiled by expert
enced directory men, resi-
dents of this city. No ex.
pense will be spared to give
our citizens a frst.c'ass up
to date directory
When a canvasser calls for
Your subscription to book,
or for advertisement, ask
him if he represents the
Home Concern. Patronize
home enterprises and insist
on having tile directory IS
The sun., 1898-02-12

INFOR NATION wanted Of Elkn ryne, mar,
led John Burke in North America 10 years. hVed
last Az BOwery street, New YORK
The sun., 1898-02-12

LUDWIG LANDSHrT will lessn Of something
to his advantage by calling room co., W Nassau
street. New York city.
The sun., 1898-02-12

INFORM MATION wanted concerning Matthew
Christie last heard OF December ~ Will Ire thailk-
fully received by his brother, DAVID, BOX 49,
White Plains n. Y.
The sun., 1898-02-12

If Frederick II. Deele will send his address to
the undersigned, he will hear something to his
advantage GERMANY, 2lS Herald, I'D st., New
York CITY,
The sun., 1898-02-12

ANY information from Dontery Margerct hhun
sen Flndt, wife Of &. J. II. knudsen Filhnt, az
would gladly e received Please address '''
Sd avenue, n. Y.
The sun., 1898-02-12
NOTICES.

WANTEI,- Euci gctic agents. tlthtl sex ,na',
sun Office.
The sun., 1898-02-12

INFORMATION wanted Of the Whereabouts u
John Collins, last employed ~ stevedore.p AZ AL
dress MARY PHILLIPS, 9l0 North sth ST. hea"-
ing, Pa.
The sun., 1898-02-12

Selections.
First Race-CaliDw Isolde, LereroIlu.
second Rarc--tlcckcrs, Edith Gray,
Traymorp.
Third 'acc-MoIl;e May, Francis NJ,
Prompt.
Fourth Racr-,Jonah White, Gould.
Reform.
Fifth Race andelabra, Minis, Pleas
ant Smiles.
Sixth RaccSt. Pat, j. J.Wh,tington
Sebastian.
Paddock Points.
The hooknakrrs and talent quit the
day alb ut even, ns three invorites and IL
well played second choice crossed the
wire first.
Jockey Burger was the lucky boy to
receive the fifty dollars prize donated by
the booknakcrS for his winning on J,li-
ana.
Jockey Brooks was suspended indefi-
nltely for his ride on Oracle.
Oracle's entry will be refused during
the present meeting, on account Of his
poor showing yesterday.
Griffin rode a perfect race on Caravan.
He is no doubt getting little good for
tune, and it is certainly time, for the
The times., 1898-02-07
PASTOR HOWARD'S SHAME
Death of a Col0red Minister in a
CourteSan's Arms.
Sensational Scenes and Sermons at
His EuneIni- Four Preachers
Officiated.

Lexington, Ky, Feb. 6.-Rev. San
ford j. Howard, for fifteen years pastor
of the Pleasant Green Baptist Church.
colored, died Friday night in the house
of Della Bates, colored woman of bad
repute.
The coroner's inquest showed that he
died in Delias arms suddenly. The
members of his flock were shocked be-
yond description. The elders of Pleas
ant Green Church passed resolutions
refusing to allow his body to be
brought into the church. 1t Law in
state at the home of one of the mem
bers. where thousands of negroes view
ed ii today. AT o'clock the hearse
started with the body To the auditor
ium. where a throng Of coIored peo-
pie had assembled, and were attempt
ing to gain entrance
The high iron steps gave way and
precipitated fifty women into pit
twelve feet deep. breaking the legs of
four, and badly iniuring FIVE others. A
panic among those inside followed. but
the police prevented further casual
ties.
Howard's body was taken to the
Evergreen Baptist Church, in the sub
urbs, where his funeral sermon was
preached by four negro ministers.
Rev. Mr.. Quarles declared that an
angel visited Della Bates's house and
took the spirit of Brother Howard TO
heaven.
Rev. Peter Vinegar astonished the
mourners by saying: Don't blame
Brudder Howard too much for dying
where he did We don't know whar
we're gwine to die. Many of you mig
gers aint no better than Sanford How
ard
Five thousand negroes swarmed into
the cemetery and looked on while How
ard was buried. One woman tainted.
The times., 1898-02-07
MARYLAND STATE NEWS.

Willie Bopp was drowned at Cumber-
land, while skating.
John Adams, of Hagerstown. took a
dose of paris green. A doctor saved his
life.
Collie and Lee Coe, wanted on the
charge of disturbing religious meet
ing at Rockville. were arrested in New
York State. and brought back to Rock
vile on Saturday.
Thomas Hall Brehme and Miss Ell
eanor Nellie Loweree. daughter of AS
sistant Secretary of State George E.
Loweree, are to be married in the his
toric St Anne's Church at Annapolis
on February 16.
The recent story of the steer being
imprisoned for ninety-nine days under
a straw stack, told by Mr. James Houck,
of Frederick city, has been matched by
one that comes from Graceham, where
a pig on the farm Of Mrs. Joseph E.
Martin was Imprisoned under a straw
stack for six weeks and three days,
and is now alive and doing well.