The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-05-19

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ton, u. c.. spent last Sunday with his
uncle, Mr.. Thomas \. O'Hryan of this
town.
Tho Misses IIumes, who have been
visiting their uncle, DR.. NJ. II, llumcS, re
turned to their home 1T Beltsyillc, on
Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Turner of st. Barnaha>
Church, Iceland, exchanged pulpits with
Rev. +. p. WillcS. of st. Thomas Church,
last Sunday.
DR. G.. French Owens has begun the
erection Of dwelling on Water street
upon the lot which he recently purchased
fl ON Mr.. George W. Wilson
Tho business Mems Association, of
Washing CLIFTON, is planning for an eNcur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach as soon rs the
road is opened in June or July.
MIR. William Kesley Schocpf, vice
president of the City and Suburban Rail
way, saws that the road will be in opera
ton some time this mnoth. Difficulty in
securing steel is the cause of the delay.
On Thursday. May 25th., 1890 Il. m,
it, St Thomas Church, Groom, there will
be Il service when Il tablet in memory of
Bishop Claggctt will be unveiled and
dedicated. The Bishop of Washing ton
will be present. Those interested are
cordially invited to attend this service
The attention Of our readers is called
to the fact that the Chesapeake Beach
Railway is ROW giving excellent service
for the Baltimore travel from this town,
leaving here at ..225 a. m, and reaching
Baltimore at Q a. m, and leaving Balti-
more at 415 p. M, and arriving here at
30 p. n.
A few days ago while returning from
Washin @ton, Mr.. Roy Clagett, met a run
Away team containing four little chill
drcn He bravcly undertook to stop the
frightened horses and succeeded in doing
so. thus probably saving four precious
lives. He deserves much praise for his
heroic act.
The splendid race mare FoXnette, be-
longing to Mr.. II. Bruno Bowie, that was
hurt by Il projecting piece of fence while
being exercised at Pimlico last Saturday
week, died at DR.. Spranklin's hospital
last Tn, r day night from her injuries.
She was valued at $1,000 She promised
to be one of the fastest horses onthe turf,
and had Won races in remarkably fast
time
Among those from this county, rs lay
delegates to the convention of the Diocese
of Washin gton, last week, were DR.. W.
W. Duvall, Messrs H. c. Bird, r. Bernard
Berry, A. T. Robinson, VIM. II. Thomas,
Charles N. Berry, VIM. 7 PollinS, Upton
B. Brooke, c. II. Stanley and Frederick
Sasscer. The last named was appointed
by the Bishop to serve with Mcssrs Single
ton and Truesdell of Washin gtOn, as the
COMMITTEE on Finances MI Charles
H. Stanley was reelected Chancellor of
the Diocese
A new pupil of st. Johns College is
Santiago de Somodcyilla, of Santiago,
Cuba, one of the Cuban youths sent over
to be educated by the Cuban Educational
Association of the United States. The
youth is about sixteen years old and is
quite handsome. having beautiful olive
compile xion, dark hair and eyes and per-
feet teeth. He is very popular with the
IL, j,n L..
nicknamed him MORO Castle" There
is every indication that the new arrival
will be treated kindly.
Secretary Of State George f. Lowerce
last Saturday forwarded the papers COM
mUtin- the death sentence of Thomas
Turner, colorcd. who was convicted in
this county of murder and scntenc-
ed to be hanged. He is to remain
in the penitentiary for life. Governor
Lowndes intimated several days ago that
the mans sentence would be committed,
but stated he desired to first see Judge
Briscoe who, with his associates on the
bench, Judges Crane and Merrick, recon-
mended executive ciemency. The man
was stated to be feeble minded
On next Sunday the Feast Of Pcntc-
cost, there will be three Masses ut st.
Marvs Church, at s, 9 and Ii o'clock a
m. There will be no Mass at Rosaryville
on next Sunday, 2lst, as was previously
announced, but on Monday, May %, there
will be a Mass at 10 a. m. Preparations are
being made for the due celebration Of the
dedication of the new church on Sunday
Nav 2Sth Cardinal Gibbons will perform
the ceremony, and Rev. DR.. ID. J. Stafford
of St. Patrick Church, Washington, ID.
c., the eminent divine, and distinguished
orator. will deliver the sermon Oh the
occasion.