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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

For RENT offer my new store
house at Harborton for n term of
years, 30x60 feet two story, (can use
second story also grocery room at
tached 14x40 feet. This is one OF the
best stands in the county for live,
energetic merchant. Farming trade,
oyster trade and also factory employ
ing about $50 hands.
Geo. B. Hoffman.
Harborton, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

For SALE-One 10 horse vertical
boiler feet 3G ms. in good condi-
Nv. S. Dickinson,
Pocomoke, Md.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

n. B.-I have made arrangements
with Mr.. John F. Lewis, Crotch P. O.,
Va, to take orders and deliver cream
by wagon anywhere in 10 miles of
Jenkins Bridge or his P. O., at the
same prices that charge delivered
at your nearest railroad station.
You will find Mr.. Lewis prompt and
reliable. Now you are at liberty to
order through him or direct from me.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

For SALE OR RENT-The store
house sand dwelling at New Church
station DOW occupied by Rev. l.. b.
Kirby. Possession given on or after
April Gath. Anyone wishing to rent
or buy apply to
Mrs. S. J. Mears,
Mearsville,
or A. F. Mears,
Nassawaddox, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14
Hay, Coal, Flour, Terra Gotta Piping,
General Merchandise, &c.

IN Fertilizers we have Baughs per high and Rogers
Best for onions potatoes and We also have tor SAFE
Onion Sets seed Peas and Framing already
grooved and glass Stove Coal O to the Ton
following g. H. ~ TO- ~
sold cheaper than wholesale
we'll tubes will cost about the same
AZ eyns tubing quality and will last century
full well IN great
variety and carry addition above also Pows Gutagoa
Implements hay Flour Coal
&c also + M Msurys Liquid We buy for spot cash
and at he margin of profit
John w. Rogers & Bros,
ONLY,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

We make a speciality of fancy
cream such as individual bricks,
water ices, frozen prints, &c.
Our motto is "Cleanliness is
next to Goodness" and we in
vite you to inspect our factory
and stables which is the most
complete of any South of Phila-
delphia. We solicit your orders
and guarantee satisfaction In
prices, quality, &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

For LoAN-Money secured by lien
on unercuinbered real estate.
] Fl. Fletcher, Jr.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

Nor1cE-Money for loan on unen-
numbered real estate.
E. r. Northan,
103 E. Baltimore ST.,
Baltimore, Md, or
Stewart x. Powell,
Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

NorIcE-I offer at private sale my
lot in Horntown, improved by two
dwellings and storehouse. For
fursher particulars apply to
Mrs. E. IL. Nallop,
Horntown, Va, or
DR.. T. 7. Taylor,
Atlantic, Va
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1898-05-14

Ames, Shield & Co.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21
TROLLEY To PHILADELPHIA
Chancellor Nicholson Refuses TO
EnjOin the Front and Union
Streets Railway.
WORK WILL Be PUSHED RAPIDLY
The Road From Chester to the
State Line is Built, and
Trolley to Philadelphia
Will Soon Come.

Chancellor John r. Nicholson, yes.
terday, handed down two decisions
In railway cases which have bfon
argued before him. In the case Of Ed
win P. Williamson VS.. the Gordon
Heights Railway Co. be had previously
granted a temporary injunction 70.
straining the company from going upon
the lands OF the oomplainants. anu then
an application for final decres had
been argued. The Chancellor TO-DAY
granted the decree making the injunc
tion perpetual. The ground Of his de-
cision was that the time In which tn
company could extend Its line had ex-
pired. sAs
In the other case, however, the
Chancellor decided in favor of the re-
spondents That was the caHs of Edwin
Il. Williamson and Nicholas Spielss W.
the Front and Union Streets Railway
Gu. Tor preliminary Injunction
against entry upon the compassionate
lands. The Chancellor denied the
motion and discharged the rule. Tho
Front and Union Streets Railway %.
having obtained the consent OF the
Street and Sewer Commission to build
its tracks over the route indicated to
Tue City lIuty HAL uhftuE hleu uou-
tracted with tine Wilmington City Rail .
way Co. to use it's tracks for tho misa-
ing links. had shown, in the Chancsl-
lor's opinion, it's right to build to the
city line.
The snswer Of the company alleged
it's intention to build on the line indi-
Gated, and the Chancellor held that 1t
required affirmative proof Of bad fnith
in order to justify the court in inter-
posing to prevent the outside construc-
| ton. Fraud or bad faith could not be
presumed, but must be affirmativsly
| proved.
IN effect, the Chancsllor simply de-
clinsd to interiors with the regular
process and the commission appointed
4 by the Superior Court may now 90 on
with. the condemnation hearings.
1 The railway people are highly pleased
with their victory and propose to lose
no time IN constructing their road to
| connect this city with Pennsylvania. A J.
1 ready the work has been extended from
| Chester towards this city, go that now
the construction gang has come within
the Delaware line aud iH now In the
| vicinity of Claymomt The trolley line
is west OF and parallels the f.. w. a
B. railroad near that place and will OF
that account not need TO cross the rail
road tracks. With tbs completion o.
this lins, trolley to Philadelphia vii
be an accomplished fact
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21
A CONFERENCE FOR PEACE.

How the Governments of spain and The
United states May Arrange for 1t, Ac-
cording TO Prominent DIPLOMAT.
Washington, July 10. --One of the
ableat members OF tho Diplomatic
Corps in Washington, the ambassador
of a Continental Power, suggested to-.
day that IL Spain or the United States
we're deHirous of inaugarating peace
movement, an easy and effective means
of so doing was now nc hand without
RECOURSE to any foreign Intermediary.
This, he pointed out. could be done
through tho American and Spanish
generals at Santiago, who during resent
daya have been brought into close com.
municatiOn concerning the details OF
the surrender Of Santiago.
The incident has served to show that
Gen. Toral was 10 direct comm uniua-
tiou with Madrid, and his action was
responsive to the wish of the Madrid
government. On the nther hand, it was
pointed out Cen. Shafter had at all
times been guided by the dirsct advice
and instruction of Washington. This,
for tho first time in the war, brought
the two governments into direct COM
munication, and while the CON munica-
tion has been thus far been confined to
Santiago. it has besn suggested that it
Affords the opportunity for much
wider range Of inquiry between tbs two
capitals. II Madrid desires to take ths
initiative in learning what peace terms
are possible, then Ruch an official in
quiry through Gen. Toral to Gen.
| Shaftor would doubtless bring re
| Hponse.
| This mode of action. wasss suggested
| in coujectural way but az ons offer
| ing the most practical means of direct
comm unication on the subject OF peace.
| Whether sitiier government will avail
itself of the opportunity remains to be
seen, az there is no intimation thus fsi
\ that Madrid desires to make peace
overturss, and certainly there is no pur
pose at Washington to initiate such q
\ movement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21
FERNS or PEACE.


British Ambassador sa,d to bs Informed
of Our Governments Position.
New York, July 90 "A London dis.
patch 30 tho journal says:
Sir Henry Drummond- Wolff, Briti1h
AMBASSADOR at'Madrid, has been fully
informed of tho termH upon which the
United States government is ready to
mako peace.
DELAY. IN SHIPPING PRISONERS.
The situation at Guantanamo among
the Spanish troops there surrendered.
is calculated in some measure to dlH-
turb tue departments plans for the
shipment of those. soldiers back TO
Spain. Tho department Ia under obli'
cations not to place aboard the steam
ships that are to he used for the CON
veyanoe of the troops any soldiers hav-
ing yellow fever, so ii has bean neces-
sary tn place the surrendered camp
under very rigid sanitary rules and to
slit out carefully all persons showing
| tho faintest symptoms OF disease. When
this others have beon isolated for a
sufficient parioa of time to make sure
| that they have not contracted the fever,
they will ba ready to go aboard ship,
\ but it can be readily seen that the
adoption Of these precautions involves
a considerable delay in the return OF
| the Spanish troops to. Spain and It is
| doubtful il this inove can be initiated
within month. This delay ia unfor-
tunate, in view of the possibility Of
trouble ensuing fran the presence oil
the two armies, Rs we'll as the Cubans,
at Santiago. but az the Spanish officers
hava been, or will be, parolsd, it IL
presumed they will uss their influence
among the enlisted msn to prevent any
frictiun.
TO PREPARE LIST OF FEVER suFFERERs
| Secretary Agsr has cabled Gen.
Shattar, directing him to cause to be
prepared, at the earliest possible mo
ment, a complete list OF the American
soldiers suffering frDm yellow fever, al
we'll as the names of those who bHyt
lost their lives from that disease. Thil
information will be telegraphed to TIM
War Department, and it is expected
that it will serve to allay the apprehen
sions OF the relatives and friends OF oul
soldiers.
SAVED A CARGO.
Word has come to the department
that the Spaniards 10 Porto Rico havI
succeeisd In landing from the wreck o
tho steamer Antonio Lopez nearly al
of the cargo carried by that ship whel
abe WAS run ashore and set on fire b.
one OF the American cruisers Th
Lopez was loaded with supplies ant
was about to run ths blockade into Sal
Juan when she was cornered. 1t wa
hoped the fire had destroyed her cargo
. Tho State Department has decite
that il in not necessary to give formu
notice to the word of the abandonment
OF The blockade at Santiago. Tbs cap
ture If the town Is supposed to b
sufficient notice to everybody concerned
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21
A HITCH IN THE SURRENDER.

The Commander at Guantanamo nefnsss
to no Included 10 TUral's Capitulation.
Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires
Madrid, Spain. July 10. - Delayed
In tfausmission). -Gsn. Parreja, the
Spanish commander at Guantanamo, re-
fuses to be included in the capitula-
tion Of Santiago de Cnba.
A According to Spanish military law, q
commander can surrender the troops
which he personally commands, but he
cnnnot ohlige other commanders at dis
tant points, even though under his
authority, to follow suit.
Consequently, IL 10 held hure that
tho capitalization only comprisen about
1000 troops actually at Santiago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21

As-oe,a,oa Pres oispas "a nv ,osa.l wires :,
philndelrhin. July 2n.-Whsat, flrm; No 2
PcnnsyISania red In export elevator, sic.; No. ?
red spot IN export e ss 1as I ,rsae lie
oats hrm No. w .sni sS'' No. "a's'' 'o'aA
3lc.; NO. mixed, Waaosas. ,,nx On h,,,v &, 1 ma
Bran nrIn' ,a ssc Ja,n III Sosis ~
Butter, tirn: fancy Western creamery se'
do; Pennsyiyanin prints, sos, a.. A, v.s,.rn
Eggs, seady tresh NEARBY iaS' w. "ss'ein'
l35fc,; southesns 40, ,,ta.,rea
Refined SUGARS hnonangeu'
New YORK Nhhraets.
Associated Peas Dlsps-,a ny Sps.N Wlrsa
Now York July scEoHr STATE a. ma western,
sSsnal'0O. - r.
Nv. i,oor. di,,l. 81 e0aa.o5,
Wheat, Ma red. steady: July. 29.asa99c.;
I've ateady. No, Western. 55c.
ts9rnf Juiv. 3isIc. Septeiuber, a1tsasi5zc.;
%a,. NJ 1r,rs and steadv. track, aya36c
Rael' mia.
psrp dni,,
ford ruiat. nrirne western stearn. S. so. noml-
- 1919 d1t's.' fh''sSN "
p,ttar ,rm. state dairy. ianiblsc,: State cream-
erv. isIssi 7is: Western do, i35saiTJsc.; elgins
l7c.. factory, iial9c.
TiZa7.e large colored 5I<u.; small do, &c.; light
skins, 5I4aec.; part skins, 44a5Mc.; full skins,
eaalSc.
Eggs, steady. State and Pennsylvania, Liable;
Western, l3i%ai4c.
sugar. raw, firm; fair refining, a0-,6c.,, centri.
furai' ID tess as.iB.
,,,a stoci. Marhet.
~ mn. A..
Philadeipna. NV Nv n ps', Ut s sns
m ees ,n',1, ~ r,ra Nm So. g,,od hifnnSi%
neeu 100. c,,nnon' assaisI SneenE
H'rn a.. ks.. cood ai.niiz. medium. aisa
Atie g., 80, alsasise te,nSa aiss.c iiot,ss
ssraa ~ Saa, Test.,rn mud 5ilas;Lc for q he,
saa mi NV. sase. Thin coyss. Slf To e. 5o
WI sn,vas atxn6isr. Mlioh COWS. Ss5a5o
wa %, ,,.,.r, mi, 10 ,,at,,a-f.ooa .,
East buiialo, ~. -, 81. sss 20, ,is 49,, y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21
Marr,aass.

pAyIs-H the Asbury parsonage,
on Jrly ioth, 1888. by tho kev. Jaldes sckcve,
Phi. b., lisury ". pavis and Mary A. Hanssom,
both uf this clty. 8,as
KEITuIEY-HUps0N--A tho Asbury parson-
aHss on Jui4 eth, 1898. by Rev. James CrowP,
PHI D., William G, Keithicy and Agnes +.
Hudson, both of this city,. ,esl ss
LATToMUs-csISN--s col Franklin street. on
July 18Th. 1888, by tho Rev. john France.
Thomas .attomus ana Ariel y. CHM both OF
New Casue county, Del.
PITT--woOD--At the Asb,iry parsonage, on
July 9th, 1888, by Kov. james Grove, Ph. D..
George w. Fit and Narthn j. Wood, both OF
this city. Mae
STEWART-KECK--Atth Tho Asbury parsonage,
on July t4th, 1878, by tho Rev. Jamos Grove,
Pm. u, william g, Stewart aud Bertha Louise
Keck, both OF l'hlndelphiil
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21

Associated Pres, Discttch by soN aHi Wirel
Huntingdon, Pa, July 20. Louis r.
Lelstsr of the Leister House, while
entering his fathers residence carly
this morning encountered burglar 10
the hallway. The burglar fired three
shots, one of which took effeot in Mr..
Leistsr's abdomen, passing through
from right to left. The robber, who
left hiH shoes and hat behind, escapsd
by jumping through window. Mr.
Leister's condition 10 critical
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21
TESTIMONY OF !. 7. COOPER
He'Alleges Boggs Said Senator
Kenney Was Not Implicated
IN THE DOVER BANK ROBBERY
The Absence of the Defendant
Nix From Dover in 1896.

James wise Testifes That He Had chargc
! OF Senator tKenney's ONCE for Three
Weeks While the Latter Was at Relic
both-nive OF the Eleven connts Noile
Pressed by the Governments Evidence All
In on both sidsB--District Attorney YAM
dsgrift's Address to the Jury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21

William 4. Griffonborg diei Tuesday
morning at No. Cos West sixth street,
Of heart disease. He was 10 years o.
uge and was we'll known. The funera
will fake place Oh Thursday. Inter
ment will hs made at Asbury cemetery,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21

Anuio Hohlfolut, aged 8 years, died
on Monday at the reaidencs other par
ents, No, 7i5&Wright street, Of diph-
theria. 3$sl, I;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21

Mrs. Samuel w. Taylor and her two
sons, Warren a. ami Walter j., are So
.journing at Atlantic City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21

S. d. Townsend, Dr., has returned
from visit to Asbury PARK, N. j, ",
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21
JUNIORS DIsCMAnGED.

All of the jurors not empauelled in
the Ksnney case vera discharged from
any further attendance at this term OF
court.
The term at which the other bank
cases will he tried will convene On
Tuesday, September 18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-07-21


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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
IS AFTER~cEBU ISLAND.
Germany said tn lie Ready 10 seize
One Of the Philippines for -
Coal Deposits.

New York. Sept. 2o.-A special to
the Herald from Washington says:
AS an indication that Germany has
been scheming to share in the dis
position of the Philippines, the au-
thorities have heard that, acting UNI
der instructions from Berlin, the Ger
man commander in chief of the Ash
attic station hos made an exhaustive
investigation of the coal deposits OF
the islands.
He was assisted by n German en-
gineer who has been temporarily as
signed TO his squadron for the spe-
cial purpose of locating coal.
That engineer conducted a thor
ough investigation, and his report,
which has been submitted 10 the Ber-
lin government through Vice Admiral
Won Diedrich, shows that the best
Ignite deposits are located on the
island of Cebu, one of the Visayas
group.
Aware of Germany's proceedings,
the authorities are taking precautions
10 prevent the contamination of any
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
TROOPS TO GO SOUTH.
VIII he Assembled I'm Southern sta
tions for Winter Camps--Ab~ut
10000 Are Now There.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE military
movements are being directed rapidly
towards the assembling Of large
army in southern stations for winter
camps and preparatory to the military
occupation of Cuba and Puerto Rico.
About 10000 troops are now located in
the south and orders will be issued
sending the First. Second. Sixth, Ninth
and Tenth cavalry from Montauk to
southern stations. The Third cavalry
already has gone south and the First
and Second infantry have been or
dered 10 Admission, and the Eighth
and Sixteenth 10 Huntsville. This
leaves the Seventh, Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-lfth infantry, the Second vol
unteer engineers and companies G and
III, Fourth artillery, at Montauk. With
in a day or two these last remaining
troops will be ordered south and Camp
Wikoff will be no more.
The purpose is to establish winter
camps between the 31st and 35th par
allels. The major part Of the army
thus assembled is destined for service
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24

new plan which will enable ther 10
reach fruition. The Berlin govern
ment, by the reduction OF its fleet in
Manila bay, gave an indication Of its
desire to remain on friendly terms
with this government.
1t is no longer secret that Ger
many is the only nation from which
the government apprehends trouble IN
the settlement Of the Philippine cues
ton, and il was to avert the commit
ment OF an overt act that the presi-
dent determined to so strengthen Rear
Admiral Dewey's command as 10 make
IL the superior OF the German fleet In
Asiatic waters.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
PRESS OPINIONS.

EyIf the democrats make an issue
OF the sick soldier there will be very
decided increase in the number or
sick democrats next fall.-Chicago In
ter Ocean.
uyThe typographer who made his
paper speak OF the silver plank in
The democratic platform was not 30
far out OF the way. The democratic
silver plank is full OF slivers.-'Troy
Times.
rvProsperity cannot always be as
sured, but IL will depart never TO re-
turn so long rs there Is any doubt
about the continuance OF n dollar
worth a dollar in the markets OF the
world.-lndianap Journal.
rTAt first Bryan complained that
there was plot TO prevent him from
obtaining military glory by keeping
his regiment out OF the army. Now he
Is afraid there Is n plot TO injure him
politically by keeping him and his reg
Iment In the army. 1t is pretty hard
TO satisfy some people.-Cleveland
Leader.
EyThc republican party under whose
policies and administration prosperity
has been restored and foreign war
successfully conducted, has earned the
right 10 be further intrusted with the
task OF solving the territorial, colonial
and commercial problems that have re-
suited from the war.-lowa Republican
Platform.
ryMr. Harvey-better known as
"Coin"-is lecturing on free silver In
Colorado. While this looks much like
carrying Goals to Newcastle" 10
would probably be more just to regard
II as evidence that missionary work Is
needed TO keep the free silver party
from going 20 pieces in the champion
free silver state.-Chicago Tribune.
rvThe responsibility for the greater
part OF the sickness and mortality? IL
rests upon all who favored the war,
and 10 Is n pretty widely distributed
burden. The newspapers who are now
waxing wrath and censorious over
stories OF privations and suffcrings
will have TO bear portion OF tho
blame, And II Is not their fault that
the horrors Of war did not begin soon
er.-Detroit Free Press (Dem).
r-Somc OF Mr.. Bryan's friends think
he Will catch the soldier vote ifhc runs
again. But they deceive themselves.
lie has another record which he cam
not run away from and that will drug
him down. The sixteen-to-one busi-
ness Is completely out OF sight as far
as national politics Is concerned. and
the soldiers will be against the eloquent
champion in ratio just about the
sams.-CinciSnati Commercial Trib.
une.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-09-24
TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Five More Regiments to Be Sent to
the Philippines
VIII Sail without DeIsy-To Garrison
Cuba AguinnIdo Protests His
REHABILITATION To
Poison Him.

Washington, Sept. 2o.-Five regi-
ments now at San Francisco have
been ordered TO Manila. Arrange
ments for their transportation will be
made at once.
The regiments ordered to Manila
are the Fifty-frst Iowa, Twentieth
Kansas. First Tennessee, First Wash
ington and n detachment of the Sec
ond Oregon.
II was stated at the quartermaster
generals department that the return
Ing transports which have been TO Ma
Mia on one trip will be used TO take
the troops now at San Francisco TO the
Philippines. Two of these steamers
which will accommodate about half
the command are expected TO arrive in