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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-16
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY rHH
Houston Printing Company.

R. N. JOHNSTON. ....-- PRESIDENT
&. j. PALMER, 49, ..--- vlcH-pREslDENr
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FIVE PERSONS
Schooner Coliidcd WIZ g.
Lloyd steamer =. 4

Lloyd steam" rss
New York. June l''
Gypsum Princess of Paf's' !.
sunk by a collision with 'ns 4
Lloyd steamer Ems at so'
The captain of the Gypsum A,
vid Merriam. bis wire ~ u
boy, Edgar, a girl oil -
of 5 were drowned. ~
Sanford Murray, The coon : 4 =
err. had his leg broken. ,' !, sb /
besides Murray were savea :, 3
one Negro Kilied. ,t--A
Mckinney. Texas, June 4
Killed by unknown par'. nj
night and another wounu RI
ives notified of the crim sr -
to investigate the ma''~
the perpetrators. 4
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TfiH DAILY POST. n THE SUNDAY POST.
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Boston paper intimates that liobson might
have his choice almost anywhere IN this
country, II he is q marrying n an.
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Tho apparently needless exposure OF the
little band OF marines to continued fire by
thousands OF bushwhackers at Guantanamo.
Is beginning to look very much like some
bodys blunder. II the force were Under the
war department We might accept the blunder
as matter OF course.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-16

Speaking OF rainy seasons, Texas has been
somewhat copous itself lately.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-16

Tho people Of Texas this year should pay
especial attention to the selection OF their
nominees for judicial positions. Let us have
only the ablest, purest. most Independent aud
bread minded men on the bench. Too often
these positions fail to attract as much con .
sideration as the most insignificant political
offices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-16

The bidding for the new American bonds
promises to prove fully as lively as the rush
for tickets to a Spanish bull fight for war
reyonue.
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The Democratic house caucus voted to OPP
pose Hawaiian annexation Is this an ndica.
tion of opposition to territorial extension gen
orally IL We keep the Philippines We ought
to annex Hawaii. II We do rot want the
former We do not need the latter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-16

The populist strategy boards are making
extra preparations just now to bottle up an
office or two this fall, The pops are great
strltegists- before the battle
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FE''I NJ Vu'TH 0TIHN VVHIH INV UVVH IHKtN.
1t has been nip and tuck between the Cadlz
fleet and the Tampa transports as to which
could most try tho public patience but tn,
Spaninrda appear to have finally maintained
their reputation for masterful inactivity.
Our war department is no SLOUGH. however.
In that direction.
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Mt Mckinley cordially renews" his recon-
mendatton that liberal appropriation be
made for an American exhibit at the Paris
Exposition, This would indicate that patri-
cite American women can turn again with
propriety to Partisan hats and gowns,
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Tho war revenue bin was about the longest
read around that could have been taken
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IL any harm should como TO Dewey In the
Tar East the government at Washington that
waited six weeks after the news OF his viz
tory before starting relief expedition 10
Manila, would he criminally responsible for
whatever disaster happened.
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fsrtirn Offices--Eashrn business Office ls Tribune
building. New York (The s. c. Beekwlth Spe-
eIa Agency; Wtsiem 40 lfhe Rookery) Chi
cago. (The S. c. beckwih Special Agency.
Travelling Agcnts--C. S. E. Holland. Travelling
Auditor T. r. Holland and o, b. Throop Trav-
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HOUSTON. THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1905
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81 EDWARDS coMMENcEMpNr

Of Edwards commencement exercises
e~H 'nis morning with the confirmation
iaFse number of students by Right
49, D. A. Forest, bishop of the diocese
VI san Antonio. This evening at 40 Tho
a. y. II. and C. X. OF A. associations
assembled before the main entrance ~
my my So,iege building and conducted an
prsprlate exercises in honor OF the bishnn
al" a visiting clergymen. after which the
S ssssshnlase proceeded to The exhibltian
a a,na,,, Wnere drama was presented by the
cIuhs n slan and the mandolin ana Elee
with artisteaIly rendered ,,, s,.iale
e eenS Diplomas ana degrees Will ~
'o'iefFeu tomorrow morning a; O'clock
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The fact that no Increase in yellow fever
cases east OF the Mississippi is reported must
not bo seized upon to stop sanitary work. We
should rather the more vigorously and dill
gently strive to put our house IN order while
yet we may.
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NEW CoRpoRArIoNs

me Following charter was .iled for rec-
ora s IN the secretary of states ofsce n.
cmoh'somery County Astract comn,n, :.
s,o nnn ana Houston. Texas: capitnl 80 y,
SWtV'Vyv. ihcorporators: ]. l.. umdson SUCK G
~, w. inomas and w. II. Hudson ~ la. u
AN AN snS 2. W. Nugent and ~ n i1 rnis
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WITHIN the past day or two distinct shocks
'ot earthquake have been reported from the
Mississippi Valley, 1t Is significant that
about tho same time reports from Washing.
ION stated that the cabinet was about to got
a mnYn nn ltnnlft
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BIG CELEBRATION PROPOSED
meeting OF the board of directors .,
se commercial club last nieht the n,sn
!" giving grand celebration here IN
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nit einsr 6ereotiomen 2lppsQdton IN
Den 9atripiismus aller Sp1njsr.
GG6reno Der beutigen 8er5dnolunz
Qen nurOe pertiinoet, OaB Die ipanIiHe
Ibne6enoe 66ulo i'm 2lpril um 12,z
244, ,391 8eIetas 5undbm.
WiniIter Nlorei f0ro2rte in oer&lmb
nler elm 0irGte5 9ertrduen5OOium uno
ertIGrte, i'm Gernsi9erungsfaue msroe
OG5 &abiret o6Odnten.
Gin 9rottF an 9ortuQaI.
Qiffu6on, 6. Mai. - Der porz
tusieTii6en ReQierun8 iIt Elm formeler
BroteIt Der Der. Stuuten gegen Die am
%. 2lpril, 3pej Sage na6 Der &r;agsz
ertIGrunq, BON 2iFubou aus erfolgte
9erienoung Don 800 &iiten NunitiOn
unO elmer 9roBtn QudniitGt uroerer
9orrdtbe an oas IpaniIhe 82I6naoer
gu ct. @inctut, Sap @eroe SnIeIn,
fpeI6es augenid}e;nlja Die Der. Stauz
ten nit elmer GffenIio 8epegun9 be-
nrnEt7 9uusddnCyu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-07

Oss 9ampfers, ais Elm SaIut gu G6=
ren oe5 Commodore DatIpn, pel6er
geraoe ben 9efebl ii6er Die bier liegenOe
9tptiipn Der 6lptte oes 2tomtral5
Sampion iibernommen uno feline
6lagge auf Dem 8reu5er Cincinnati"
aufgebiBt bate. abgefeuert purOe. Die
Spanter glau6ten, Die 5lOtte babe
6euer auf Den n2afaHstte" er0ffnet,
unO Itoben i6retsnD nd9 alien 3t9=
tungen uuseinunoer. Sine SSrau per-
ftel in &rdmpfe unD man fiir9tete an
fdngli9 fir t6r Qe6en. IS oduerte
geraume 3eit, ebe Die 2eute berubigt
Deroen tDnnten.
@aIbin9ton, .. g., 6. Mai.-
Der n2afabetts" mar ni9t bon Goruz
M, Spanien, nn9 6aOana 6eitimmt,
fonoern bon ct, Nu5aire, 5rantreich,
ria 9apana na6 8eru @ru& Uterito,
QuS pdf2m 8runoe bic an @omirdI
SampIon's 6IOtte gef6idte Snitrutz
bon, ben 0ampfer paRiren gu lahen,
nt6t 6eahtet purbe, lit nod nt6t gez
nau feitgeitelt. Der 9ampfer bate
bonn Staats 0apartement auf Sc
IuG Der biefigen frun30FI6en9eIanOt=
ff,aft @rlaubniB erbaltsn, getpihdPuis
Toqiere unb 9oitia6en gu 9apana gu
lanOsn unO etlife fran30IiF6e PaIIas
giere bort an 8oro gu ne6men. Die
fran3DIiIfe Regierung bate oa9sgen
periprp4en, OaB Der 9ampfer tsins
Baaren lQnben peroe.
Der &reu3er nWilmington" tpirb
ben DQafabette" beute 2lbenO ra6 6az
pand estortiren.
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5eute iua Yurtn Iirn ansrgriffcn
tucr0cn.
8jftige gta6ri6tsn auf Sonnta9 in
2tu5Iibt 9eitelIt. - g2o4 immer
tsin 8ertGt BON QDmiral 9epeA.

tein 8eridt BON 2tDmiraI 0epep.
Bof6tngton, n, 3. g., 6. Mai.-
N3an erportet angebIi6 in 2tominiz
Itration5treiien, oaB Die errartete amez
ritapji6e 8eieBung pon 9orto 3ico
morgen erFrIgen tptrb. Sin 8a6inet5z
W}ltgIieD fugse beute. pitbtige 92ddtz
rihten biirften am Sonntdg DON bort
erpdriet psroen.
0o5 &abinet belt 6eute fpieosr eine
SiBung unb beF6dftigte ii4 nit berz
I9iebensn auf ben &rieg be5iiglt9e
5rageB.
Qlu3 beute iinb nod feline Nd8ri9z
ten BON 2lomirul 9epe1 in U1anilu
eingetroffen. Die Qlngabe. baB bus
9lusbIei6en bes 8eri6tes feline 8eIorgz
niiIe errsgt, pirb pteber6oIt, trybeHer
lGBt ii9 rift bertennen, DaB man urz
ru6ig gu perben beginnt unO ii9 na4
@epiB6eit febnt.
9isIige 0ipIomGten tpiFepg1i6ts baz
por, 0aB Die europGii4en Md4te nit
neuen Sntsroentionsgebarfen umgez
ben, baB Proteite gegsn Die ameritaniz
ifs geieBung Der P6ilippinen er6o6en
Deroen ioQen, unD anOeren G6nliten
9erudten.
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OOlObrQlt tssp,
WIn0cmer CDn"fsD

Iinb beliSiDie 3ufelbiere, reid in &C.
balt uno nit I60nem 2lroma. &ein
8ier in 2tmerita piro befer ge6raut.
GinmaI beriu4t, miro es ftets por=
ge3ogen. &iits nit 5pet 9uBenb
9intenflaf8sn $1.OO. 9erfauft
Bel alien erIter &Iaiie 8roctriItsn,
ooer brett Don Der 8rauerei. 5ano=
per- uno gonpupTtraBe. Selsp6on
1925.
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$3.50.
GEr6ffnuna. - Mecter's 0arf.

2ie llutcrjcihrcttu luOsH ibre 6reunOc unO Oas
Qublitum int Augcmsinen 3u Den Gr0iinmOa 6cts
li6tciteu ibrts 9arfs
wapntos, esm .. Wtaf. ssadbmittaas lIbr. ,iu.
Spc3icac Sorqfat uuO 9lumerfomteit uirO in
Der Qcituuq Oicics populdrsu 6rbolmosortes uuss
qciibt perOcu, Dumit ocrclbc bic patronage Der
beien Slafc Oes Qublifums pcroieut.
Sas Bette pon 9tacm 5u anqcmeiicncn Qrtieu 1T
unicr W(ottp. a9tuuQsUOl
(1I9,21TJ M5ceter d 6unefe.
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Qomirol 9epep ou ME bic @panr auPn in cine Sale 8od
-esute 6offt uuf oa5 Gnfen 3uperldF ger4te
Song Song QGesre beOentIde unru6n in GPanten.
banoungsn in Gortss. - Sine 5inbsnb ReOs be5 &Or
IOntalminifers Nore. Der 9opt erneuer feline Be-
mi6ungen i'm 5niereRs Oes 6rieOens. 9erH4te
I6er etnen babfatgsn omeriantT6sn On
grifT auf bic 8onarsn Snen - Die
Ser. Staaen rtdtsn einsn 8rotef
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@u{6tngton, n, .. G., 6. Mai.-
9as ;FIotten 9epdrtemant gibt ii9
Die qr0Bte M&I6e, gu Oerbiib:n, baB irz
geno pel6e &unDe ii6er Die 8epegurrz
gen bes @eI6pQoer5 beS 2tomtrols
SampIon in Die Seffsntltdtett bringt.
Sogor bic penigen 3eitungs @orrez
IponDenten, peren ausrd6mspeiIe
Guartisr auT Der nglep 9ort, n5p=
ma" uno Elm pu1r onberen S6iFf2n
gepG6rt porben, muBten ans 2onO,
ebe ous @efGpoosr fegelte. SSnpeB
piro man bieQeiht in einigen Sagen,
pislIei9t I4pn morgsn, BON 4omiral
Sampion's 55Iotb, G.pas Oerne6msn.
unO 3par, baB DieTel6s einig: cu6uniz
f4e Strano 80tterie'n 3erit0pt Eat,
i'm Die 2onoun9 Der ldngit geplanten
Expedition, pel6a ii4 nit Den Sniur=
9enten pereinigen unb oieien Buffen,
Mlunition unD 9prrGi6e bringen ioq,
gu erm6aliGen. @is bic Na9ri6tsn
bon benz @eI6paber bur9 @ntfer=
ralng Der GorrsIponbenten, oieienigen
iiber 3Slpttenz unO 3ruppen 8epez
gungsn aus Sen Weit bur9 ben cortSz
gen Senior ubgeip:rrr Iino, 10 1T, ME
bier berIi6ert piro, audi Die @SnIpr
in 51mpu eingsfiibrt pOrpen, I'm gu
Oerbiitsn, baB Reuigteiten ii6sr Die Dor
bori o63uT6i6enOe 2anOungs : @rpe~
billion Iuut perDen. Sdmpion's Sc
i6puOer lit in See geito6en, 20 PstB1
es, um ban Sruppsntrdnsport nd4
Guba gu geIeitsn, uHO fir Die Gam
Oung OeiIeI6en 8ahn 81 brs4en. DIS
ertldrt aud, nnrum fta Der gIoritor
Dpuritan" i'm 9sI6pabsr befdno. SIR
cine peitere Seefabrt mare btsie
l9pimmenoe 8dt!erie Denig gtsGgnet,
lsoenfaqs bdtte Der yPuritdn" cine
Sago auf Die ipaBiide Sap g,ross
5lotte, fals bieTeI6e tpirtli4 bemBdnz
(Surtietnus fiebe 5. Seitc.)
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!D}etlte
Sterc

finb BON Der n9lO6e 8rauerei" ga
rantirt. 8unOen erbalten bic e9ten
9robutte aus beItem NaaI8 uno
Sopfen, pifeni6aftli4 gebraut. Sc
pes 8ebrGu tpirb elmer dnulDtiI6en
llnteriu6ung unter3ogen, ebe es auf
ben Mdrft gebra9t ipirb.
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Sente lOu eiu stnsrttf emf gOrto 9teO erfOGse''.

ge Nadfen fir @onntag proP6e3s 9a8 2us66en Der 8ez
4bmiraI 9spsp fdng urru gu srgn 9or6sreiz
ungsn gacctF fir ba5 Q6Inoen Expedition na
ManiLa. - Q8etsre lRuhmaBun9en U6r bic 9ufga6e unb
Sniruttonen bes QbmiraIS SampTon. 8ein Nngriff
Der @paner uuF Ou5 @dtodt6iff Oregon" Be-
Furt6tet - Die GnTdifung 8mppen in
Sumpa na6 6aDana iou eB 2nfangs
ndd}ter Bode erogn
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IS 1T BOtJt Widtig, OaB jeOe Tas
milie einen SOrratb bon
0lADWAY'S
~ READY RELIEF

iet5 i'm 6auie bolt, Oeicu @,brdub td in ancu
OOriOmmenocU 6aum UOu S1meyu 00cr Rrauts
belt us pObtbusuO crOslisu ipiyD. Is glebt Riots
III oer g8tlt, Oa5 S6mujM 10 raid niltE OOsr
Dus 6ortibrsttsu BON fraHibtitsn 10 JdO psrbius
bern Ipir0, ais Das RtaOD Rellti.
Gcssu ROpiidmerJcH OoDobI Utj8rdUs, tOe urrI
peuie RopTbmGycHl 3abuidmuJW, PUralie,
8beunoti5mus, 0uftDtb, Sbmer3su Uuo 5brd9t
i'm Rtdtu, 8iidgrat p0sT IN Dtn 4ircn, Samtrjtu
in Der Gt5trgc9eUO, Settuittteu @UldneuuHQ Der
gcleuis uuo SbmeBeH Gaer 4rt rUir0 bic anpcuH
ouRg BON 6aDgaD's Rea0p 8clicf uumjttcIbare
GrltbtsruHg aeiDubrcH uHb bel iort0eieBtcm @cz
bruu6 ip0brsuO ipeuigsr Rage cine 0uuerupt 6cz
lung btDirtcH.
8mu nnuli5 dugtBmOd Elm bGIber big gu
,nem Ibdloficl Uoa in eiHCm bdlbtn @la5 gBd1;r
rirb in meUiqtu WtiHutcn Rrdmpie, lauren
WaQsu, uebsIfsit Grbrccbcn, 5oobreuueu Rerosua
fiat, SdlofcfQlcit WiQCaus 9lGbuHgtn uu0 uue
inucrli6tH SAmcr}eu itiacH.
IS giebt isiu odlmittd in Der BtIt, Dsl6e5
6itbcr uHO g9c1itfitbtr ioUie ale malariddrtiqsnr
biloitu uuD ole anDueu icber 10 raid bti!cH piro,
ais inter Subulieuubmt non 4 D n q g . / Is
lem ourd n 10 p's " ca , . u ltst. -
9rcts 30 Gents pro 6lCi6e. 9trtautt psn allen
gp0tb,fsrH.
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2sargatns2 21en6etten fitr 6crte,

1luqefdbr 200 in artitiber 9Beiie bcrQetelte stns
5iiae iii alien Gir0beu (iir Die Geielldat potr od5
Gcibdit ipclbe uripriiuoIib fir SD mn SD otrz
fault Durocu, pcrOtn brute Jum @utaui tommtu
iiir
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Sampinn's Snftrnftinnen.

9rOBe @ebeimniBtrdmerei i'm 5lottenz
9spurtement. - GrIt ra6 2lusz
fiibrung bes Dem 2(omirul ert6eilz
ten Qluftrage5 pirO man Don i6m
b0rtn.
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a beutl6enSerbten lonbeten Bic 9meritaner 5u Gaoe
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O}i0t5 OclUilicSOon Wianil0
Gtme 5ttemer tutoerTpredrnHFr 9m9abFn.

Selegrap6ii6er GerteBr nOb unter6rOfen,
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ST. MaOriO fdOptt mam tebt "e"s sOH"'tns.
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an PortugaI.

Laut tpeI6en Der dmeritdriI6e 9efe6r8z
baber bon 2tomiraI Montijo in eine
6alIe gelpdt purOe, tnoem QeBterer Elm
0ubenO &anonenboote Dor Dem 6afen
3uriifIisB, um oas2lu5laufen Oer2(mez
ritaner 8u perbinOern. 2lu8 oieIem
@runoe lei 0etpep nt6t i'm Stunoe,
Elm 0epeifen6Opt nQa Song Song gu
iAiden.
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g5altimore, Mo., samaag, ben Z. Rai 1893.
Sin OeOoucrlid)cr SS}rrt0llnr.

gra1g1T1rdJer pnmpfer '5nfnyette' 9ekapFrt
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Salb Oaraaf Dieher freigegeben.
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Gr Bate lpeselle Grloubnib sum Gtnaufen III 5oUano.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-30
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Abr. 90, 1856

CHESAPEAKE CITY, Apr. 20, 1898.
Harry Price is visiting his mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Price.
Mrs. Andrew Daily is visiting in Baltimore.
DR.. Stanley Steele spent Sunday with his
parents Mr.. aud Mrs Joseph H. Steele.
Miss Nellie Egee spent several days OF last
week with friends near Mt. Pleasant, Del.
Miss Mary Tumey. after spending some
tine with relatives in Wilmington, has re-
turned home.
Perry Othoson and William Sparks. of St.
Georges, spent Saturday afternoon with
| friends i'll town.
| The ladies Of St. Monica Guild beld Il
meeting at the home of Mrs Annie Egee on
Wednesday evening.
| We are glad to note that the New York and
Baltimore steamers have resumed their
regular trips as it gives employment to quite
Il number of our young men.
Miss Florence Egee spent Sunday with Mrs.
Walter Clayton near st. Augustine.
| Miss Elsie Karsner, William Hudson and
| William Borrm each got new bicycle this
| week
Wilson Berry died at his home near st.
Augustine on Monday. He leaves Il widow
I and eight children.
| Eugene Biddle, late OF this town, died at
his home in Wilmington Tuesday night The
remains were inferred in Bethel Cemetery.
MIS- Betsy Bristow died at the home OF
her son William Brstow on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Bristow was one of the oldest
women in this district, she being in her Goth
| year.
Mrs. Alexander Van Buskirk, who has been
very sick, is getting much better.
copies Of the "CecU Whiy' can be bought
| in chesapeake city at Alerdnder's Drug
! store. Price cents.
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NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST. April 20, 1898,

Ex-postmaster, S. A. Sturgeon. has sold his
household goods and moved to Philadelphia,
where he will be employed by Gimbel Bros.
| merchants.
night shift was put on at the Maryland
Clay Works on Tuesday evening.
Shad and herring have fell off considerably
this week
w. III. Abrams, John Carpenter, Joseph
Shallcross and John Dean went to Pimlic o
with Company E., First Regiment Maryland
National Guards, and have not returned
j. A. Lambert is having q rear addition
built to his residence.
John Murphy is having his residence i'm
proved with coat of paint.
very pretty wedding was solemnized in
st. Mary's P. E. Church, Wednesday at IL 80
o'clock, when Rev. Giles b. Cooke, Rector of
st. Mury's p L. Church and Miss S. Katha-
rine Grosh. daughter of w. r. Grosh. of Bacon
Hill, were united in marriage by Bishop
Adams, assisted by Rev. L. X. Miller, Of New
port, Del, and Rev. VIM. Schouler. OF Elkton.
The bride entered the church on the arm of
her brother. John l.. Grosh. where she was
joined by the groom at the altar. The groom
was unattended. Herbert H. White played
the wedding march and also Che flower song.
The church choir sang two selectionsin honor
of the bride, who is the organist. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers. The
bride was becomingy attired in a steel gray
travelling suit with hat and gloves to match.
The happy couple left on the $50 o'clock train
for tour to Washington and points in the
South.
After the wedding reception and collation.
was extended to II large number OF friends at
the rectory. Among those present beside the
members of st. Marks Church, at Perryvile
We're: Rev. and Mrs. E. X. Miller and Miss
Miller and Miss Edith Day. of Newport, Del. :;
Rev. VIM. Schouler, of Elkton; and Bishop
Adams.
Copies Of the Cecil Wing are on sale each
,ceph IN North East at Reynolds ne,cs stand.
Price 3 CENTS
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Sad Accident.

very sad and fatal accident occurred at
the home of Henry NJ. Boreand, near Fair
HILL on Monday morning. His two-year-old
son Frank H.. was left upstairs alone and to
whom Mrs. Boreland was soon attracted by
the Guilds terrified screams.
Rushing to the room she found the little
fellow enveloped in flames and which she
succeeded in extinguishing but not before the
child had been fatally burned. The child
died few hours later.
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PRINCIPLE FURNACE ITEMS.

PRINCIpIo FURNACE, April 80, 1898.
surprise WIS given in honor of Mrs.
Evan G.. Seminar on Monday, it being her
sixty-ffth birthday. Those present beside
the family were Cecil Craig, James Rutter,
Emmett jackson. John Watson, James Ander-
son. Eugene a. Reynolds and Misses Mary
Craig Sarah Anderson, Harriet Jackson,
Molie Watson. Annie White. Mary Jackson,
Bertha Graham aud Mamie Wright.
Nathan Steele is going to Washington to
take charge OF telegraph office which is to
be left vacant by the present operator taking
up arms against Spain.
The forge has been closed for several days.
The hammer is being repaired.
Geoige Winchester, Of Philadelphia. is
visiting friends in Jackson.
Rev. G. b. Cook, the Episcopal minister at
st. Marks. preached to the X. G. f. on Sun
day last in their hall. He also took unto
himself wife on Wednesday.
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Oehm's Acre Hall.
A SPRING MIRROR

OF Mems and Boys Clothing, rejecting the
newest fashions in Mems and Boys attire
and on it all, we shed the bright light Of
economy in prices.
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ZION ITEMS.
ZIoy, MD, April 20, 1898.

ZION, MD, April ~, lS9S.
Miss Nettie McVey, ri Pennington, was
the guest of her aunt, Miss Mary Reynolds,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Carhart are visiting
friends in New Jersey.
Mrs. Edgar Finley, of Wilmington, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Lucy Clifford,
Miss Lorraine Fassitt entertained the Happy
Harvesters Mission Band last Friday night.
Wilkes Cameron, of Baltimore, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with his aunts, the Misses
Smith.
About 5000 bushels of wheat have been
sold in this section during the last ten days
The "i'll Try" Mission Band gave a very
pleasant as Well as profitable "box social' in
the Academy building last Thursday evening.
Zion Presbyterian Church feels quite hon
orel ia having their pastor, Rev w. J. Fitz-
Simon and Elder J. NJ. G. Carhart appointed
az delegates from the New Castle Presbytery
to tho General Assembly, to be held during
May. at Winana. Indiana.
The VI. T.. Sunday School has reorganizcd
for the Summer with the following officers
Superintendent, l.. Curtis Cameron; Assist
ant, John As,le; Secretary and Treasurer,
l.. b. Carhart; Organists, Miss Linda Rogers
and Mrs. b. l.. Clifford Librarians, Walter
Clifford and Carroll Vanpolt.