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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
General.

Frederick McNally, for three years
president of the publishing house of
Rand, McNally company, died in
Chicago Tuesday. Mr.. McNally had
been i'll for three weeks with nervous
prostration.
Panic stricken when a barge in
which they were crossing the Allie
gheny river near Pittsburg, began to
sink, six workmen Jumped into the
river and were drowned. The men
were Italians with the exception of
one.
George Fishley ,one of the best
known general newspaper men of the
west, has entered the Trappist mon
astery at New Mellary, just outside
of Dubuque, Iowa, and will soon take
the habit and cowl of a Trappist
monk.
The Michigan conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church adopted
a resolution asking the Michigan SEN
ators to introduce in the United States
senate an amendment to the United
States constitution to prohibit polyg-
amy 1t was adopted without debate.
Harrison Clark of Omaha, Neb..
under sentence OF death for killing
Street Car Conductor Edward Fleury
at Omaha, will have rehearing, ac-
cording to a motion filed by his at
torney. 1t is now charged in the af-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
A Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen of Richmond,
ind, Mr.. U. d. Williams, 107 West
Main street, says: ''I appeal to all
persons with weak lungs to take DR..
Kings New Discovery, the only rem
edy that has helped me and fully
comes up to the proprietor's recon-
mendation." It saves more lives than
all other throat and lung remedies
put together. Used as a cough and
cold cure the world over. Cures
asthma. bronchitis. Group. whooping
cough, quinsy. hoarseness, and phthi-
sis. stops hemorrhages OF the lungs
and builds them up. Guaranteed at
Tallman & Co.'S drug store. so cents
and 81. Trial bottle free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
GOLD ON TRAIL CREEK.
Pilot Rock Men Relocate an Old
Prospect.


The Granite Gem says Of the re-
location of the Trail creek gold pros
poets, recently, by Pilot Rock peo-
pie:
A number of years ago very rich
float was found on Trail creek north
of Granite, and since that time many
prospectors have labored hard hunt
ing for the ledge which threw off the
float.
The hunt for the ledge had about
been given up as a losing proposition
till this summer. w. A. Gillian, VIM
Glenn and II. G. Casteel of Pilot
Rock tried their luck in the search
and seem to have been quite success
full.
OF course, 1t Is yet too early to de-
termine the full value of their dis
covery, but there is every indication
that 1t will prove a rich one. They
have located three claims on their
find which they have named the
Three Links group. and are now on
the ground opening the ledge.
So far very rich ore has been en-
countered, some of which can be seen
In the Gems cabinet. Assays have
been made from the ore as high as
$1,000 to the ton, but the usual VAL
ues obtained are from $50 to $50 per
ton.
If the owners are successful in
their endeavor to open sufficient
body of the ore to justify, the Three
Links group may soon become a pro-
ducer shipping to the sumpter smell
ter. IN
1t is base ore running about $40
gold to the ton and the remainder sill
yer. IT also carries a percentage of
lead and copper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
Bond Brothers
Pendleton's Leading ClothierA

ton from all the rulers of Europe
were presented at the palace by the
members of the diplomatic corps.
King Oscar succeeded his brother.
King Charles XIV. September 1S. 1879.
and was crowned the following May.
He was born in Stockholm. January
21, 1929. and was destined for the
navy. He took the course In the uni
versity OF Upsale, whore he was grad
uated a doctor of philosophy. The
people OF Sweden claim that not only
is he the most learned kind today,
but is the best-traveled man among
the royal scions of Europe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel st. George.-Kate Moore and
friend, Echo; James Peters. Port
land; Mrs. f. ID. Jewell, Cambridge,
Idaho; F.. II. Barker, Portland; Mrs.
H. d. Glare. Cambridge, Idaho; c. r.
Holman, Cincinnati; A. C. Wagner,
Dochester: o. II. Holman, Cincln-
natl; Harry NJ. Isaacs, San Francis
co; Geo. NJ. Scott. Denver; E. b.
Quick, st. Joseph; w. T. Atkins, Salt
Lake; ]. w. Jett, Omaha; VIM. s.
Harris. Portland; C. Hitler, Kansas
City; Geo. NJ. Wingen. Tacoma; ]. e.
Cutler, Walla walla; E. L. Fuelande;
Frank B. Isaacs, San Francisco; Otis
Turner, Weston; James Isaacs, San
Francisco: ]. A. Hendel. Portland:
C. Green. Huntington; L. i. Lieual-
len, F. A. Lieuallen. Adams; w. ].
Rainwater, Baker City; E. w. Rhea,
Echo: John Murray. Louisville; G. A.
Werner, Denver; ]. 3. Mossman, Salt
Lake. Miss Mayer L. Messly, Kansas;
Charles Disgroer and wife, Mrs.
Clara A. Doner. La Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
WHAT 1T COSTS TO RUN SEATTLE
Engineering Department Wants 81
748,48O for 1908.

The estimates Of the cost of rum
ming the city engineering department
for the year 1908 were filed with
Comptroller Carroll this morning says
the Seattle Star. The total is $2,748.-
1880. The department was allowed
only s8S3,00O for 1907
The increased cost estimated by En-.
gineer Thomson is due to the fact
that the department contemplates the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18

me East OregoniM. is Eastern Ore
CONS representative paper. 1t leads
and the people appreciate It and show
It by their liberal patronage. 1t Il
the advertising medium OF the section.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18

An era OF prosperity Is being enjoy
ed by our glorious republic. Disap-
pointed and pessimistic people are
trying to set up wall OF "hard
times" coming and give vent to their
discouraging views. After you be-
come acquainted with the conditions
of our elegant line OF mems correct
Clothing and Furnishings, you'll have
nothing but words Of praise and en-
couragement concerning your future
instead of feeling that disappointments
are in store for you.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
ON THE THRONE 35 YEARS.
King Oscar of Sweden Enjoys IIond
and Peaceful Reign.

Stockholm, Sept. 1S.-The thirty
fifth anniversary Of the accession of
Oscar II was joyously celebrated
throughout Sweden today. All stores
and banking institutions were closed
and the streets of Stockholm were
one mass of bunting and flags. Dur
Ing the day messages of congratula-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18

When Spokane school girl was re-
quired to write. an essay of $50 words
about an automobile, she submitted
the following: My uncle bought an
automobile. He was riding out in
the country when It busted going up
a hill. I guess this is about so words.
The other 200 are what my uncle
when he was walking back to town
but they are not fit for publication
Elk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
The Touch That Heals.

Is the touch of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It's the happiest combination
Of Arnica flowers and healing bal
cams ever compounded. No matter
how old the sore or ulcer is, this
salve will cure 1t. For burns, scalds,
cuts. wounds or piles. 1t has no equal.
Guaranteed by Tallman & Co., drug
gists. csc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18

fidavit that two negroes killed Fleu-
ry.
At Racine. Wisconsin, slippery rails
caused a collision between the for
ward end of southbound freight
and the rear end of a north bound
passenger on the Chicago North
western, resulting in the serious in
jury of five dining car employees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18
THIRD OPENING
OF LOLO TRAIL
HISTORIC HIGHWAY OVER
THE BITTER ROOTS

General o. o. Howard Opened Up and
Widened the Lolo Trail at Cost
of $G2. OO0-Forest Service Is Now
Engaged In Further Improving and
Widening the Old Trail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-18

Hotel PcndletOn.-R. r. Kearns and
wife, San Francisco; w. G. Shirey,
Portland; l.. s. Thomas and wife,
Rainier; S. L. Jones, Portland; ]. S.
Miller, Tacoma; Il. E. Nelson, La
Grande, Mrs. NJ. Lampson, Mrs. o. d.
Price. Salt Lake City; A. Schultz, E.
L. Ring: w. F. Trone, Clear Bay; F.
A. Wieden, Portland; w. J. Ayers,
Allen l.. Reynolds Walla Walla G.
l.. Moller, Spokane: N. B. Krause, Se-
attic; F. b. Rident, A. Dibble. Spo-
kane; r. Jell. Spokanej Chas Nc
Gentry and wife, White Salmon: c.
AIDES, Spokane; Mrs. G.. NJ. Carey,
Pilot Rock; ]. e. Cox. San Francisco.
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Belle Haven.

Rev. f. A. Browne, representing
Foreign Mission cause of Presbyterian
Church, preached at Belle Haven iasc
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase, recently
of Baltimore, now interested in the Y.
r. Chase Packing Co., lost their infant
on Saturday, November 2
Messrs. Evan G. and Clinton Early
Emmett, of Hanging Rock, West Vir-
ginia, spent several days here WIN
their brother, w. G.. Emmett, last
week.
MIR. John Taylor and Miss Ethel
Poulson were married at the Metho-
dist parsonage of misplace Wednes-
day evening of last week, Rev. Dr.
Moss officiating. Miss Maggie ray
lor. sister of the groom, was maid o.
honor and MIR. Oscar Miles was best
man.
Mr.. J. W. Wyatt, merchant of our
town. has recently returned from the
citv with a complete line of furniture
carpets, mattings and stoves which
he proposes to offer the trade at the
Lowest margin of profit for cash ano
on installment plan on most liberia
terms.
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Onley.

Miss Sadie Jacob, of Helena, Mon
Cana, is the guest of Mrs @. R.Waters-
Mr.. James>E. Davis has occupied
the new dwelling recently completed
by him.
Mr. William T. Broughton is home
from a visit of several weeks to zen
Mar and Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. B. Hayman, OF
Eastville Station, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Savage.
Photograph records can be bought
of Mr.. r: G. Savage, of this place
He has full supply of them.
The ladies of the W. G. T. U. will
Give an entertainment and oyster
supper at Town Hall at Onley. Friday
evening. November 22nd, beginning
at 5 o'clock.
Miss Margaret Warfeld, who is con-
lducting the millinery business for
mrs. Blackboard at this place, was
called home this week by the death
of her sister Miss Matte Warheld.
| Mr.. Matthew G. Richards, Of Kes
wick, Va, and Miss Lucy Jordan o.
Cambridge, Md. were quietly marrle(
at home of DR.. Will F. Kellam of Thu
place. last Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Jordan
the father of the bride, officiating
They left on afternoon train Tor
Southern trip.
The Rev. ]. D.. Hosier left on Mon
day for the annual conference OF tn
methodist Church, South, which con
: vened on Wednesday, 18th, in Peters
= burg, Va. Mr.. Hosier carried mos
lexcellent report this year, and II
hoped by all that he will be returne
TO us for another year.
,. While at work on the house of M
J. J. Bailey at Onley Tuesday, I'll
70 scaholding fell, throwing Messr
/ James Bailey, of Norfolk, Frederic
y Hargis and Edward East, of Onle
the workmen engaged on it, to Il
D. ground. Mr.. Bailey is fatally injure
e, it is feared, and Nj. Hargis' face W
IN mashed almost beyond recognitio
g, The injury to Mr.. East was not sever
to Mr.. Hargis will be carried to the ne
pital.
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Onancock.

Miss Helen Joynes has accepted
position as primary teacher In the
public school at Craddockville.
Misses Sallie and Dorothy Bishop,
of Snow Hill, Md, Will spend the
winter with their cousin, Mrs. u H.
Parker.
Mrs. " lillian Woolfrom, of late the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Il. b. FlnneV'
left for her home in West Bend WIS.,
last Sunday.
Work on the concrete houses is pro-
crossing rapidly. One is nearing com
pletion and another will be ready ior
roof this week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Parker, Mr.. w.
F. Watson, Misses Julia and Mamie
Watson were among the visitors 10
Jamestown this week.
Mr. ]. W. Bird, Mrs. Webster Mar
shall and Miss Nellie Bird, who nave
been visiting Mrs. B. 7. Steinwltz' OF
Washington, returned home Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr.. j. Carson
Scarborough are glad to welcome MIN
to Onancock again. He is on an en-
Ioineering corps and is at work III west
Virginia.
The Elecution class of the Onancock
High School will give an entertain
meut in the school auditorium FRIDAY
evening, November 22nd. 1t Will con-
sist of a drama, recitations and pan
tomimes.
Miss Elizabeth Gertrude Northan
ldied of consumption at the residence
of Mr.. John E. Edwards at noon Iues
Idav. She went to the home OF Mr
Edwards Saturday last on VISIT wa
taken seriously i'll the next day. an'
grew worse constantly until the enc
came. She was young lady OF estl
mable qualities, and had endeare'
herself to those who best knew her
Funeral services were held at the NJ
T. Church Thursday morning, tn
nastor. Rev. J. II. Gardner, ofiicia
; ting. Interment in Onancock GENE
terv. Messrs. Sydney Beloate, Claud
Campbell, Louis S. Pennewell' Al
drew w. Justis, Fosque Watson an
g Robert Scott acted as pall-bearers.
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Ureenbackville.

Capt. L. II. Ellis was home for
short time this week.
Mr.. John II. Hopkins, treasurer
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Taylor Redden is spending
this week at Jamestown EYposiIioh'
Mr.. Bailey Davis, of Baltimore Is
spending this week here with MS p@'
rents.
Capt. Joe. s. Pruitt, ST., is spend
ing this week home and all are very
glad to see him in town again
Misses Mabel and Blanche Mock o.
! Atlantic, have returned home, alter
short visit with their uncle Cap1
Geo. T. Mock.
Mr.. Charles H. Coulbourn, OF thi'
place, and Miss Ella Redden, OF POGO
moke City, were quietly married a
the BRIDES home Tuesday evening
The house was beautifully decoraUe'
with evergreens and potted plants.
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Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, it has pleased Aimignty
God in his infinite wisdom to take
from our midst our beloved superin,,
tendent, William II. Boggs,. resolved
/. That we bow in humble suomis-
sion TO Him who is too wise 10 err
and too good to be unkind. We ten
der our heartfelt sympathy to MS
loved ones, knowing that our loss Is
his gain. We should prepare TO meet
him in that better world to which ne
so earnestly tried to point the way,
2, That Charlottesville sunday
School has lost a good and faith1ul
snperintendant, one who was always
ready and did his part faithfully 70
advance the kingdom of God. ne
will be greatly missed in our Sunday
school. But we hope and pray 10
meet him again in a world where
there will be no more separation.
3. That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved family, also
to the Peninsula Enterprise and Chris
O'"'' ''' T. ]. Custis,
S. j. Bull,
s. B. Bull.
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Roade-Belote.
Guest.

Mr.. Charles U. Reade and Miss MIN
rie F. Belote, daughter of MIR. IT, H.
Relote. were married at Andrew
Chanel. NJ. E. Church, South hand
somely decorated with evergreens ana
cbrvsanthemums, in the presence OF
large gathering of relatives and
friends at high noon on Wednesday
November 18th, Rev. j. II. Gardner
officiating.
The bride wore a gown of blue voiie
over blue taffeta with hat ana gloves
70 match and carried shower oou-
ouet of white chrysanthemums. she
was accompanied by her sister, MISS
Maude Belote, maid of honor VINO
carried yellow chrysanthemums. Mr.
Harry Rogers acted as best man.
THE bridesmaids and groomsmer
were Miss Monnie Reade ana MT
Frank Belote, Miss Susie Rogers AM
NJ, Marvin Martin, Miss Sallie Beioo'
and Mr. Ohio Barnes, Miss Sadie Far
l,er and Mr.. Henry Killmon' INT
rshers were Mr.. G. Starr Boggs an'
Mr. Thomas Killmon. Miss BesSi
polote cousin of the bride, presided
at the organ and rendered wedding
,orch The bridesmaids wore cream
suits with black hats and gloves
The happy couple left by the ai'ei
noon express, amid showers OF TIC
and GOOD wishes, for the Jamestow
Exposition. They will be at home
: their friends after November l7th.
; 0ii0'' NJ.
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Marriages.
Bull ellam.

The marriage of Miss Mabelle Page
Kellam to Mr. Arthur Clyde Bull, both
Of Accomack county, which occurred
Tuesday at high noon in the Pfesoy-
terrain Church, Belle Haven,was IN
deed beautiful in its sweet simphcity'
The darkened church was a pretpy
study in white and green. Palms ana
ferns were grouped. to form pack-
Ground. in front of which hung gar
lands of white chrysanthemums. Sc
LOTIONS were played by Mrs. VIM. j.
Duncan during the seating OF the
onests. after which 80 Perfect Love"
was sung as a chorus.
To the strains of Lohengrin's wed
ding march the bridal party entereu
the church, preceded by Revs. DIR.
lanes II Moss and Charles Friend, fol-
lowed by the ushers, Messrs. f. u.
Mapp, T. j. Mapp, DIR. 5. . heham
and Charles Dunton. Next came Uhe
bridesmaids Miss Susie Bull, sister OF
the groom, and Miss Sallie Kellam,
sister of the bride, beautifully gowneo
in white nainsook with pink girdies
and gloves, carryi g muffs OF PINK
chrvsanthemums, followed by, tae
ring bearer, Master Herbert MOSS
dressed in white, carrying one giaho
mink chrysanthemum, among whose
METALS the all important bit OF goiu
WAS hidden. then the maid of honor
Miss Mary Kellam, sister of the bride,
attired in white silk trimmed IN real
lace with white girdle and gloves
carving muff of white chrysanthe'
: NUNS. Lastly came the bride on the
arm of her uncle, Mr.. Lucius ). hei
} lam. who gave her away. she was
qowned in soft white satin trimmed
with Duchess lace and pearls, hel
veil being caught up with lilies OF the
valley and carrying shower bouque
Of lilies of the valley. She was me
at the altar by the groom, who wa
+ attended by his best man. Mr.. deorg
a L. Doughty, of Accomac Court House
J. The bride is the very attracoiV
daughter of Mr.. Francis +. keilam
q of Belle Haven, and the groom lS
very popular young man, OF Oniey
+ son of Mr.. Joseph S. Bull. Anon
the out of town guests were mr'
d Maggie Cannon, of Toronto Cahau'
DIR. Harry Kellam and sister, Ml'
Lillian Kellam, of Richmond al
Mr.. II. c. Nottingham, OF Daipy' W
After the ceremony wedding oreal
II fast was served. Mr.. and Mrs Du
III took the South bound express II
noints in the South. Her going-awa
frock was violet broadcloth. III
~ happy couple viii make their futu
home at Onley, Va. coo.
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New Church.

Our sidewalks are being greatly
;mnroved. thanks to our enterprislng
citizens.
Messrs. David Wiltbapk and j.
Ernest johnson spent last Sunday III
Parksley and Norfolk.
Mr. Geo. Sullivan, a skillful and sue
oessfnl locksmitn, was in town Mon
day doing work for Nelson q John-
son.
Mr.. Clinton CULLEN, cashier of our
bank, resigned last week and Mr.
David Wiltbank has accepted the
position.
Messrs. J. @. Kelly & Bros. have
lust purchased a new saw mill ano
will engage in the lumber business
near here.
The ladies of Berea Methodist Prot
estant Church will give an oyste
sumner on Thanksgiving evening il
the town hall. Public cordially IN
yited.
The depositors of the bank her
gave banquet on Friday evening o
: last week in honor of Mr.. Qulller
That he is very popular was show
by the large number present and tn
spicy toasts and cordial handshake
given him.
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Circuit Court Proceedings

The following fiduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered to be re-
corded: ADULTS OF the estates OF VIM.
Z Fitchett. James a. Hall, Bette H.,
Flovd. Sarah A. Hudgins, Sailie u.
Davis and Isaac Joynes, coloreu'
Guardian accounts of Carrie e. Tun-
ner and Pearl B McMath; trust ac-
commits of Samuel II. East and wife'
William r. Poulson and wife, Hen
rietta Parramore's trust fund, George
]. Parks trust fund.
Indictments were returned true
bilIsu as follows: One for felonlous-
" cutting &c. with intent to mann
&c. two for murder; two for felon-
iously breaking and entering store
house in night time with intent tC
commit larceny; one for assault anc
battery; one for bigamy; nine for un
lawfully selling wine, ardent spirits
malt LIQUORS and a mixture thereof
one for felonious attempt to comm
robbery.
The last will and testament OF Geo
w. Mitchell, deceased, was proves
and ordered to be recorded.
s. B. Dennis rendered his reslgna
ton as Justice of the Peace whic
was accepted.
70 Horace P. Mock was appointed an
qualified as guardian of Archie A
Kelly, orphan of John W. Kelly az
ceased,
Chas. Thos Drummond ct ais v
Edmond Drummond S ex'or. ct al
Decree confirming report OF comm
sioners to assign dover and for ia.
!. alton of costs.
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CashVille.

Mr.. George r. Crockett was IN our
village last week with fresh trout ilsh
for sale.
Mr.. VIM. H Scott, of Crisfeld, Md,
was in town during the week visiting
his son, Mr.. Harry w. Scott.
Mr.. John w. Boggs has moved to
Onancock. We part with him with
many regrets, as he is iovial' good
fellow.
Mr.. Leonidas NJ. Boggs, OF Ne"
York called to see some of his kins'
folk OIL Wednesday, the first time foi
over twenty-five years.
Mr.. Harry Moore, of the L. .
Steamer Fish Hawk, has been at th'
home of his father, Nr. G. l.. Moore
near Evans Wharf, for several days
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NEIGHBORH00D NOTES.
Chlncoteague.

Chlncoteague.
Miss Julia Taylor, of Bullbeggar' is
visiting family of Mr.. AT. Matthews
Oyster stews have taken the pisoe
Of ice cream and milk shakes at our
restaurants.
The U. S. surveyors are with u.s.
making a survey of Cat river' ,oetVer
known as Cat creek.
Mr.. VIM. Andrews and others hao
their annual oyster roast on ASA
league. Island last Sunday. Mr. "m'
t. Scott played the part of mine nost'
Parties of U. s. Coast Survey Co,
representing Maryland Shelltish Oom-
mission. are here to stake off bound
aries and make survey of rocks and
depleted grounds in waters OF Mary
! land.
Mr.. John IL. Hopkins, our popular
county treasurer, paid us his last
official visit last week and all OF us
regret to part with him while beilev-
| ing that he will have a worthy sue
cessor.
Mr.. Lloyd Jester and family and
Mr.. Charles Mitchell and family, each
of Ocean City, have moved here and
opened general stores. which make
the number about 46. Now there IL
hardly a business place or dwelling
here for rent.
Mr.. Burton Booth died on the It'll
inst. of heart failure, aged 70 years
He was found dead on the floor in TIT
upper room of his house in the morn
ing of that day. He was highly re
spected citizen and we'll thought o
here. His ancestors were among TN
, first settlers OH the Island.
Steamer Wicomico, of Morris Fisl
, Co.. sprung a leak in Toms Gov
Tuesday night of last week ana
supposed to be a total loss. She
valued at 500, 900 and was insured 10
I s,O. 600. Her crew of 81 men wer
rescued by Capt. !. NJ. Feddeman an
: force of Assateague Life Saving st'
ton.
Mr.. Thos P. Selby and wife haV
retnrned from a visit to New YorI
Mr.. John Holster, who went to NO
II folk a few weeks ago to make it b
10 home. has concluded that Chimes
IL league is good enough for him and
l. back again to stay; Mr.. Conover al
IT family are visiting friends at Com
K ton, Md; Mrs. Trader, of Berlin
~ with her sister, Mrs. r. E. Keas,
this place for the winter; Mr.. Harl
al Richardson is at jamestown.
Is Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this wee
D. w. H. Nealy, w. H. Andrews
III Money, Baltimore; J. E. Miles, D.
" Conover, Philadelphia; w. E. Sn
i der, G. T. Uberson, H. M. Price, WI
IS, Taggert, T. n. Revell, Wilmingto
III H. D. Spears, New York; G. r. ia
nor. Norfolk; w. NJ. Hayne, Rec
1T Vile, Va j. w. Tucker, Berlin; 2;
n Dewes, Pocomoke City; G. S. Pret'
l., man, Milford; W. E. Fox, Snow Hi
e. H. X. Beacher, Pottsville; W.
ell Mock, ]. H. Hopkins, Accomac.