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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1899
Page
2
The article summarizes a 1895 temperature analysis by Trade. It notes July highs from 97 to 104 degrees and a cold January, with forecasts of a warm spell in late July, another cold spell in early March, and a likely frost after March 22. It concludes fruit injury is unlikely this year due to insufficient warmth to start buds.
The piece argues Senator Gorman warned that the pension roll would reach 15 million by 1900 and criticizes war costs versus Spain. It notes the likely Senate ratification of peace and debates over governance of new dependencies. It praises Rev. Turner for honesty in politics and urges stronger antipathy to corrupt influence. It also calls for a county protestive association and strong Democratic nominations. Gen Miles questions Cuban beef quality for troops amid official pushback.
A Baltimore correspondent reports McComas taking Republican machine control from Wellington with a District judge to act as boss after March 4. Attor ney-General Clabaugh may join the bench. Ex-Judge Russum could be Attorney General. McComas urges ex-mayor Hooper as mayoral candidate amid Malster renomination opposition. The Peninsula Horticultural Society advances Maryland fruit interests and plans a Paris Exposition exhibit. The Queen Anne Railroad extend from Lewes to Rehoboth, using a near ocean route. State banquet honors Rear Admiral Schley on February 23 at Hotel Renert. Secretary Van der Hooght lectures in Holland on Maryland immigration incentives.
A correspondent relays the legend of the Jim Pippin Oak near Dixon's Tavern in Queen Annes, where a mob hanged Jim Pippin after a murder trial. The oak withered at the limb used for the hanging, then the tree decayed, and locals say the site is hoodooed for the negro population, deterring after sundown visits.
Princess Anne on January 10th lauded Dr. Lewis for a tour based lecture drawn from observations in the Hawaiian Islands. The speaker offered vivid description and humor, stating that those who missed the talk missed a lifetime opportunity.
The February 2 festival marks the purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the presentation of Jesus in the temple. Known as Candelmas in England, it recalls the offering of the Virgin and the Incarnate Son per Jewish law.
Dr Lewis tours principal towns of the peninsula next Tuesday evening. The Salisbury Advertiser calls his lecture one of the finest ever delivered in town. He portrays the island’s development from missionary work to Caucasian planter and enlightened manufacturer under Christian influence with pathos, humor, and eloquence. The lecture, described as vivid and simple, brought historical sketches to life for all to enjoy.
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