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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-03

nuf ben Sdienen ber pferbebabn fab,
rem laHen, in Der Soffnuns, bon mel.
nem sSreunb 2ampe aus oem Salles
seriHen su iueroen. Der ii6 beut' an
meine Serien eebeftet unb ansui6aues
1T, ipie ein unsebeuer, oas aus BEN
PehfaB geso9en."
Nun i6iloert inn G6ulse feline 2aq,
dnb ersablt ibm 9laes, mas ibm beut
be9eenet, 10 baB 9umpe in bellies 2adeu
ausbrad unb ii9 au9 Serr Wagnus
ni6t bes 2adsns eripebren tonnte.
rSunse, Su biif ia Der refine Bed.
i9ulse," meinte 2anpe.
ySa, bas beibt Bed baben," fdatt
Maenus binsu, lid tperbe Sbnen aus
Der 9erlegenbeit belfen; eeben Sic mi,
Elm papier iiber $50 Marf, sa6lbar am
|. December; i6 tueroe Sbnen 300
@arf baar seben.~
Sdulse ging obne 36gern auf bas
9lnerbietn ein uno entpfina ebenit
idnea feline 800 Mart, oeren Sdlftt
ibm aber 2ampe fofcrt unsenirt ab.
punpte.
Sab nun bic orei 8enoKen nod aut
8eranlaiiuns ses biebern 2ampe Elm
Sofal beiu6ten uno baB er es bem
Sdulse iibetlieB, bic 3ede gu be,ablen.
bari ni9t Wunber itebmen. llno 10 fam
es benn, bab Sdulse enbli6 etlpas an.
9ebeitert na6 Sauie sing, ooer piels
mebr mad SauIe fllhr.
Sas S1idial bewabrte i'm aber oies.
mai bapor, bab er in bieier Stimmuno
aeieben murbe. Snsipii6en iinb IA
Sage per9ansen, 2ebmann bate oaa
9eliebene @elo Suriid9e3ablt uno S6ulN
feline 9lbenteuer bereits ber9eHen, ale
er rrpl6blid su 2ebmann eeruTei
nurbe. gSer malt nun ieinen Sdref,
als ibm oerielbe nit b6gnii9em Sdbeln
einen @ediel prdientirt.
y9llIo @e6ieleei9dfte, Serr S6pie-
geripbn in spe, Sic pumpen 6elo aui
@ediel?"
ySie fperoen ciniehen, ba6 Sic unter
bieIen llmltdnoen auf Die Sano meiner
So6ter iuobl persidten miiIen!"
S6ulse mar ipra6los uno wenn
Mat9ilbe, = feline Matbilo ni6t plob.
li6 basu getommen pdre, er pdre CUR
Salsidule 9eporoen, tuie peilanb 9otba
Srau.
Mat6ilbe aber, Der Die Serbdltniile
ibres SrGutigams beHer bcfannt ma.
rem, als ibrem 8ater llnb Der S6ulse
@lles gebsi6tet bate, aabin iofort ener=
sii6 fir ibren Serlobten Yartei uno
muBte Papaden aud balb gu beiGaIffSs
gen, inocm tie ibm Illes setreuli6 unb
baarflein eradblte.
ygBie bilt Su benn aber ;u bet
@ediel setommen, 8dter6en?"
Sen babe id oem 9lsenten abae=
fault, als er ibn bel meinem sufdllieen
Saiein bel cinem Gunben, baielbit bis=
contiren uolte; er iollte Die Maridroute
tperoen fir 9einen 3ufiinftieen, nun
lit es anoers aetommen uno @ott 9.be,
bab er aud ipdter feline @e6iel 5u ma'
d1eu u0fhin hahe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-03
Wcbr Seirotbctt.

Gs 1T tein 9lufIiber; Die Spibmart.
1T ni6t ni9t nur 10 berselebt, um arg
lDie Sungfrduleins gum 2elen 81 bers
lofen uno na6ber i6merSlib Su ent-
taui6en, ionoern es 9anoelt li6 einia9
Oarum, oaB cine fluge uno luarmfiib=
lenoe Srau, BON bem Sammer Der Si=
bengebliebenen seriibrt uno BON Der
2aiterbafti9tcit Der Sa9eitolsen ab9c=
itoben, alien @rnItes Die Wdnneripelt
oabin brin9en mill, insseiammt gu bei=
ratben. ySa, lpenn aber nur aud Die
Mdnner mollten!" sic nerosn wobl
miiiien, benn 6rau Matbiloe 9tei6arots
Strombers gibt in ibrem S6riftben:
pSas gBeib ais gBebr ge9en alle Sater=
lano5feinbe" ein Wtittel gun Serluab=
rung Der Gben an, bas bel aller utopi=
ltii6en SGrbung immerbiu Der Seaf=
tung wertb 1T. Senn mas lit uns 9ll=
les pormals utopiitii6 erI9ienen uno
1T bod wabr geiuoroen. ,gBas balt
bic Mdnner bonn @bei6lieBen ab?"
frast bic Seriaiierin. Dob Sumeiit
bic Sor9e, Oh es m0glid iein merOe,
bic 6amlie su erbalten. Die 6rau
allein = oas singe ia nod. absr Die
&inber. Woblan, 10 nebmt ben 9dtern
bic Sorse fir bic grbaltung Der Sinoer
ab uno lie iperben lieber uno otter bei=
ratben. Die Sadie lit ni9t 10 i6wer,
Gls fie ausiiebt. ggenn Der Staat bic
glter5perlorslln9 Der 9lrbeiter uno Die
Sirirung zines observation-disclosures in
Die Sauo nebmen faRn = nebenbei 9e=
iast, lauter 6lifnerf, ipeil es nidt an
bic gBur;cl Der ipsialen Mibla9e rei6t
narum tOnnte er ni1t aud Die SeIors
sune Der Ginber alrf ii6 nebmen2 9ie
Mtittel oaiiir pdren f6on auiSubrin=
gen. Seglider Mann, jung ooer aft,
arm poer reid, per6eirat6et ooer leoia,
tinoerlos ooer nit sablreiden rtbeusrcn
Siuptern" 9eiesnet, ioa nit eiiter iei=
mem Gintommen an9emeienen Stelpr
lei6t sablen; Der glrme, Der feline &in=
Der bat, brau9t ia nur einen gerinaen
Sbolus oafiir su leiiten, oaB er Der
9inoerior9en leois lit; aber Der 6ami=
lienpater lplro nd9 Der 3abl ielner
3inoer feline Steuer perpielia6t ipieoer
suriiferbalten, ba er aus bieiem
Steuerertrdanib ben unterbalt. eines
ieben Sinoss per9iitet erbllt. %
miirbe glei6 piel luiti9er barauf losge-
beiratbst wsroen, ba bdtten Die 5rauen
nidt ndtbi9, ii9 IN Surcaur ober 6as
briten iteden su> laiieu unb se9en bic
Mdnner ben bdBliden &f um bas
large Stiid Sroo tdntpfen su miiQen;
ba ipiiroe Der oft erbpbene Rui: .8ebt
bic Srau Der Samilie suriif!" peritum.
men uno meg wdren nit einem Male
alle Wdni6e 1rab Srauen @man3ipas
tion, bic ia oo6 Mir cine Grfinoung
Der Sosialbemo.ratk iit, tpelhe nibt
muir bic s@lSe Sultur nipelliren m0hte,
ionoarn and bas, mas nie su nipelliren
sebsn miro; Den llnteri6ieD Der 8e.
i6le6ter." 90 bic 9eriailerin. gBir
unterbreiten ibre Soridld9e elmer 9r0=
Beren Oeifentli6teit. Tielleibt finoen
ii6 bic &e9ierungen uno Parlamente
bereit. barauf einsi!9eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-03
taaslnabl nidt allein bic Samilienae-

taasmabl ni6t allein bic Gamiliense=
noHen in ibrer Geiammtbeit, iOnbern
aud ebenio bic 8elinbei6aft tbeilneb-
men mubts. Qeiber erftirbt Der grau6
INNER mebr; aber ebenio bduiis tau9en
aud gBicoerbelebunssberiu6e auf,
pel6e BON ben befien 6olgen fir ben
Srieben uno bas GeDeiben bes !6aus=
ipeiens besleitet stl iein pfe9en.
Gbenfo bielt man aud al5eit aiit
cine quite llnterbaltuns, betperfitclliat
bur6 &ebe rnb Gjegenrebe. Su Der
.fursen Siidsu6t fir bic unsebebelten
8rpbianstilebte", einem piel9eleienen
Sude unierer 9lltporbgen, finoet iid
bic folsenoe 9te9el: gWenn bon anoe-
rem 2euten iiber Slid ettpas fiirbra6t
nirb, ioait gu Mot balb oarein pa-
i6en. 60 9u ober gefrast tpirit, 10
antlporte fein, tiirslitb unb beoa4tIam
mas Die Wabrbeit lit unb sur Saue
bienet." Terielbe glutor nenut Die
re6te @iirSe bes WiabIes bic rluitiaen
Sderse unO bic. idimpfernitliden &e=
ben uro Weldl6ten"-
lleberbaupt finben mir in jenem ieis
tenen Siidlein, bas aus bem Sabre
1894 itammt, iiber oas Senehmen,
ipel6es in oieIer entle9enen 3eit fir
lpoblanitdnbis beim Mittassn,abl gait,
manden mertboollen Nrffdlub. @enn
gu gu 8ait gcIorbert wirt, 10 iab did
nidt sebmal serren Ober i6ieben ooer
beiBen, oab man iit miioe an Dir ar=
bette, tpie Die S6r0ter an einem Sier-
faB." slub bas S6ldfben mad Slid.
lpie mir cs beute 70 iebr lieben, sumal
penn Der &0rper bic eriie iiberiddu=
menbe SusenofriI6c aussegobren, mar
bereits bel unIeren glltporoern ie9r be-
liebt. 9lutiirlib ipirb es INNER nur
bann ltatt6aft iein, 0enu bas Wtittags=
mabl in Oicieni9e 3eit Oes Sages 9elegt
ii, BON pelder es ben Namen fii9rt,
ni6t aber in bic 9lbenbl ltunoe, wobin es
au9enblifli6 inter Der Nahabmuns
elmer ni6t id0nen fremolduoii6en
Site INNER mcbr geordn9t wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-03

= Meuli9 Id lug cine eng
Hide 3eitung por, man iolte Gro.
tobile einfiibren unb nit ibnen Die
Sbenlie bepDltern, bamit oieics Sbier-
seus ben 6luB unb Die 9onooner SEA
nale rein balte. Sas &rofooil, ic
purbe aus9efiibrt, perbante feline bid,
Saut bem S6mub, ben es freiIe; bas
fei aber cine quite Gisenidaft, ,ipel6e
aus9enubf meroen f0nne, Inn 2onoon
rein gu balten. Ser iibIsen liebens-
ipiirbisen Gieenidaften Der Sbiere ae=
badte Der 9lrtitelldreiber nidt.
SG9fifd. Sante: ,,Gi
berrieIes nee. nu' babt Sbr ben speeten
Sunsen fdOn setridt, bas is aber
5deene. = 8ater: ,,Sa, bas is ood)
tpdrtli1 ideene; aiper nv serb M6en
mir uns ben 9opp, ipie er eedentlid]
beeben ioll. = Mutter: sd md6te
9erne, baB er Mori3 boeSen ioq, amer
bas mill mel Mann MD" = Santc:
SD mill Sid ben bditen &ab edben
Sa Der @ri6te bod nu' eemal 9lliuiu
beeBt, 10 bleibt bod beim 9l=S=G uno
ldbt ben 3weeten Saul oaufen!"
= ,1R d. es g4eniaenre e1 t,
@ielen sefallen 1T fdlimm," idste
Sdiller. Yei ben Srauen 1T bas lin,
setebrte ridtis, ba lit 8ielen 9efallell
melt pcniscr i6limmer. ais es @enisen
redt MAIDEN.
-@egen Die fddb1i9s Wit-
tung bes Eau6cns gibt es feine ruIl=
tomment glbbdrtung. Ser @eiup
rau6t unausseieBt uno ipcit opd su-
Deilen.
-Sur@ fd lin me Sem o + IA
beiten ,uerben idneller WiBbraude &C.
f9affen, als bur6 fpeiie 9eieBe bfiei'
ti9t werosn tOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-03

: Uni 6rieben. vBie ib neu-
.i6 absno ipat mad Sau7 tomm' tries
i4 auf Der Sousflur cine fiir9terli6e
Dbrfeige!" : yuno mas iaeteit Su?"
- y8uien glbeno, @eiberl!"
Rei6 1T, merfeine S6uI.
oen besablen lam; rei9er, luer's troB.
bem uitt thut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-03
q e eiisn a tion.

&eiisnation.
grf oa9t' i'd: .Obne &eii
&ein Seil in bieier Welt!"
Sept ieb' i'd, baB bic 9epi
Wtir grab 10 gut sefdlt.
llnb lett Die feide Satbi
giein ipeites Sers resiert,
SIT es sebeilt bon @runo aug,
SIT p0llis = reli-snirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-03

: 9iele Meni9en ba ben
bon Der @eisbeit nidts msbr, als biz
36bne.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
School Commissioners.

The School Commissioners were in sessio,
OH Tuesday.
The following quarterly accounts wert
passed:-1st district, S42lG1; Pad, S472.14
3rd, S795.39; 18th, 5000 IS; 5tn, S764.S0; 9th
SsO5. SO: eth, $780, Stb, $50 "a; 9th. SOL.
Is.
The bill of w. Day for fencing Warwick
School lot amounting to Sl4.5 was orle red
to be paid.
The Board resolved 10 advertise for bid
tosupply the schools of the county with coal
for the ensuiag year. Particulars i'll adver.
Using columns of THE WING.
George a. Steele gave an account ola read
ing circle i'll Elkton organized last yetr
and has been successfully in Opar alton Il ur
ing the year.
The following organizations OF school
boards were reported School No. .. 9TH
dist, G. Ulary, Pres; No. ). 4th dist, G. S
Brokaw, Pres; No. 3, 9th dis, j. Il. Graha,n
2, S.h dist, Il. b. Garvin, Pres; No. 1, Sth
dist, y. Il. Crothers, Pres; No. 3, 9th dist,
John Lakeland, Pres; No. 5, 9TH dist, John
HassOn, Pres.
Miss Maggie McNey resigned as teacher
of No; 5, 4.h dist, aud Miss Mary G. Ander.
son resigned No. 4th dist, Miss Ada Hopper
resigned as ass istant at Chesapeake City.
The following combinations of teachers
were made:-Mary c. Anderson, No. ), 4th
dist; Hannah Williams. col, No. II, 9TH
dist Henrietta Smith, No. 8, 9Th dist;
Clara j. Burns, No. I, oh dist; Allen
Vanpeman. No. l, Sth dist; Emma Levi is,
No. i, 9th dist: Anuie C. keeue, No. ., 9th
dist; Martha Biddle, No. ., It'll dist; Aunie
L. Cameron, asst, y o. ), ith dist.
Henry Weber resigned school No. 5, LIST
dist. The Board accepted tine resignation OF
Mr. Weber as he has been a teacher for
some twenty years in the county and proved
himself one of the most faithful aud accomo
dating teachers in this or any other county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
Port Deposit Items.
PORT DEPOSIT, July II

IOhI bEfOSlli July Ii.
d. j. Hedges has purchased from J. T.
Graham the Mill property at Frenchtown
for $14O0. Mr.. Hedges intends using
the mill for the present as a Broom
mandatory.
S. A. Vannort and j. NJ. Creswell
went to Philadelphia last Saturday to
purchase instruments for the Band and
succeeded IN spending $3.50 dollars for
the purpose, but they will TO- be able to
secure them, for two or three weeks as
they had them made to order.
E. T.. Doreus purchased from Mrs. G.
NJ. Head the lot between the residence
of A. l.. Barry and James n. Mccullough
ard intends building himself a dwelling
in the fall.
The many friends of John A. Hasson
were sorry to hear of the drowning of his
son Fred Hasson on Monday night be-
tween Havre de Grace and Perryville.
Mr.. HassoD although quite young was
married last winter. The whole family
have the sympathy of d large number of
acquaintance.
On last Saturday L. P. Brickley
received large basket with a number OF
homing Pigeons from Lancaster which
he turned loose about IL a. N. After
circlng around little while they started
on their homeward fight.
A large excursion from Baltimore is
expected next Wedne 3day at Happy
Valley and Mt. Ararat Park. The Park
is also engaged Tor another day By the
Pullman Palace Car emloyes.
The Darlington Base Ball club played
the second nine Thursday afternoon and
won with the assistance of the umpire
by the score of Is to IS. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
North East Items.

NORTH EAST, July ii, 1917.
The iron works are making full time
now, they are making steel sheets al
well as iron.
Mr.. Chas. j. Bayard's wheat harvest
amounted to S33 bushels, the largest he
has yet harvested.
Mr. A. p. Roses new residence is nearly
completed and will be as fine house as
there is in town.
VIM. T. Hammond and Harry Wild
smith conducted the service in the 2nd
NJ. E. Church, Dover, Del. last Sunday.
Rev VIM. T. Hammond will preach at
the Elk Neck NJ. L. Church next Sun
day.
The Mechanics are having their hall
improved by changing the stairway to
open from the front making enc store
room instead of two.
The Demorest Evolutionary medal
contest which was held in the g. A. X.
hall on Saturday evening last was quite
interesting. The contestants were Misses
Matte Warner, Emma Anderson, May
West, Bertha Hodge, Laura Lambert,
Allen Grosh, Able Cameron. The medal
was awarded to Laura Lambert by the
Judges and was presented in neat
speech by Rev. w. G.. koop. The Grosh
family furnished music.
The cantata, the "Flower Queen" will
be given in G. A. r. hall next Tuesday
evening July 18Th and it promises to be
tie best entertainment OF the season. Ii
will be composed of local talent aided by
| friends from Philadelphia, and will be fol
the benefit of st. Mary's Guild.
A public installation of officers was
held by Independent Council No. IA {
L A NJ last Saturday evening so invited
guests being present. The state officers
who We're invited and were expected
to be present did not arrive. The
installing officers were Mr. P Wilmer
D NJ Rite nhouse, John NJ Rlttenhouse
and J F Dawson of Zion was present
After the installation an address wal
made by Rev Giles 3 Cooke on faitl
fuluess and unity after which an abun
| dance of refreshments was partaken o!
Z J Campbell second assistant at tn
= w 81 b II r Station is confined to hi
home with the Typhoid fever.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
A Young Man Drowned.

Frederick Hasson, son Of John Albert
Hasson who lives at Blythesdale IN the
Seventh district, was drowned III the
SusquehanDa river on Monday night
between nine and ten o'clock. Hasson
who was about twenty years of age had
been engaged in threshing wheat for Mr..
Stump on the Perry Point farm on Mon
day. They quit work early in the after
noon on account of rain, and young
Hasson accompanied by Marion JAG kson,
John Chamberlain and Samuel Smith
started to cross the river to Havre de
Grace. They reached there safely, and
about nine o'clock started to return to
the Perryville side of the river. They
were having good time as they crossed,
and when they had reached the channel
buoy Immediately south of the draw IN
the railroad bridge, their boat which
was dilapidated and unsound craft
| began to fill. Smith who anticipating
trouble had unstripped, immediately
| jumped overheard and swan ashore
while the other three men chung to the
gunwaie of the boat Jackson and Chan
berlain succeeded in maintaining thel
hold, but Hasson lost his grip, his com
| panions Yainly striving to save him b!
showing an oar toward him, as he SAM
in thirty foot water. Hasson was
married man. his wife being Miss Pric'
of Havre de Grace, to whom he was ma
ried last winter.
Hasson's body was discovered float
ing Ia the channel of the river. shor
distance below the bridge, OH Ihursda.
| afternoon about O'Clock A coroner
inquest was held. the verdict rendered
being that death was due to the acei
dental overturniug of the boat, and tina
no blame could be attached to his com
panions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16

I The Elkton-Newark base bii game
announced for last Saturday, vas moi
played owing to the non appearance Of the
Newark club.
- Children's Day was celebrated by The
| Leeds NJ + Sunday ScGool last sunday
evening. Judge James McCaul,y ma,ie an
interesting address
Mrs Currier, wife of Mr. Joseph Currier,
of Turkey Point, died in Perryvile on
Wednesday night, while on a visit to her
son Mr. j II Fay. The funeral services
We're held from his residence in Perryville
on Friday afternoon, interment in Charles
town Cemetery
-GovernorBrown has made the following
appointments for this county: School Com
mIssioners, Mr. + 5 Everist for six years,
George Biddle for four years, and Jesse y
Kirk for two years; Supervisors of Election
MesSrs Fra"k Il Scott. George Massey
and John il White.
"A meeting commemorative of the life
and character of tthe la;e Rev Charles Hill
recently pastor of the Elktou NJ + Church
was held in the lecture room of that church
on Thursday evening. Feeling addresses
We're made By the Rev l l. Wood, WIN J
Jones Esq, Daniel Harvey, Miss Margaret
McCsuley, Henry Vinsinger, and DR. John
II lamar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
Struck by a Missile from a Pass
ing Train.

Il is a we'll known fact among railroad
mer that as the breaks are applied to
trains running at a high rate OF speed,
portions of the steel shoe of the breaks
that bind upon the car wheels frequent
" break and are hurled with force some
distance from the line of the track.
Although such lying missiles rarely in
0ict iuinry IN persons standing near the
Ito. Of the track, yet such accidents are
not unknown, aud Que OF them occurred
near Charlestown an Monday evening
when George Jackson an assistant fore
| man on work train, was struck
and seriously injured by piece of iron
hurled from passing train. lie with
gang of men were standing aside to let a
| fast train passed when he was struck Ill
the face by the missile. Mr.. jackson
was removed to bis home near Prlnclplo
Furnance where he is lying in serious
condition his physician DR.. p. b. House,
keeper considering him dangerously hurt
| Mr.. jackson is !, trusted employe of the
company having wife and several chill
| dreD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16

The Com mISS'cners We're in session or
Tuesday.
The final report of II. j. Briscoe as treas
urer for the fiscal year ending June 80, lSS-
show - the receipts and disbursements foI
the yea, 30 he ~ fellows: Receipts Slll,
6S7.32; disbursements, Sll2, 862 co; cash
balance; 81, so 81 The report WAS eXamin
ed and approved.
Relieving that the expenses in the investi
CATION of the Richards murder case have
assumed such proportions as to becoma
oppressive TO the taxpayers, and that every
reasonable effort has now been made to
apprehend the perpetrators ct said murder,
it is ordered that all rewards and no further
money be appropriated for The expense OF
said investigation.
1t was ordered that the clerk notify toe
sheriff that from this date the Com
miSsioners will not pay for the washing for
prisoners, the emptying of tubs or pumping
of the sink OF cellar and recommend that
the above work be done by the prisoners
without cost TO the county.
Ga petition of Chas. NJ. Ward and twenty
four others it was ordered that James Nc
Cardle be aud is hereby appointed constable
for the 9TH election district for the term of
one year from the first day of May 1892
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
Business Locals.

Insure your property with Manly
Drennen. D, loft
A solid oak chamber suit OF seven pieces
for S24.95 Call aud see them at Il. Marsh
bank & Son.
For Binder Irvine go to Carhart & Co.
Zion, Md, and get it at bottom prices as
you will soon need it,
Manly Drennen insures live stock
against fire and lightning in first class
com panies at low rates. 5,l6tf
When you visit Baltimore, stop At TIE
Maltby House, where will be found frs
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch1 Itf
Happy and content is home with ''Fht
Rochester" a lamp with the light of thu
morning. Catalogues, write Roch este
Lamp Co., New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
ACCOUNTS PASSED.

First and final account Of Robert b.
Frazer, administrator of Emma Simpson.
and distribution struck on same; third and
final account of John p. Graut, guardian OF
Georgia y. Grant; first account of Il. c..
Thackery, administrator of Orr, and distri
button s5ruci on same; final account OF
Amos i. Mckinney, administrator OF Ban,
jamin Groves, and dividend struck on same,
being 9 cents in the dollar.
Court adjourned to meet in regular session
on August 9:h next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county was
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week, Present, Hon. James McCautey
chief judge; Hon. James NJ. Evans and
Hon. David p. Davis, associate judges.
Sundry claims against deceased estates
were examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
Bond of Deborah A. James, executrix OF
Jackson James: bond of L. j. Vineyard and
Il. B. Merritt, administrators OF James VIM
yard; bond of Sarah \. Harlan, Alice
Gallaher and Thomas b. Miller, admin
strators of George f. Harlan bond OF
Robert G. Thackery, administrators OF
Charles Bowles.
Inventories of the personal estates of Eliz a
Pitts and James Vineyard examined and
passed.
Report of the sales of the real estate of
Margaret T.. Dawson and Andrew NJ. Rus
sell were confirmed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
JUSTICE SCoTT'S ADDRESS.

Ga Monday, at the conclusion of the
| examination of the witnesses, the case
being closed by the defense, Justice
Scott addressed tue court DIS follows:
This is a very important case. 1t
has developed into a trial rather than q
hearing, aud as | am feeling very uu-
well and am unwilling to put the State
to any greater expense than necessary
am anxious that all expedition should be
used to bring this hearing to speedy
conclusion In reply Mr.. Crothers,
stated 81 think that after a consulta ton
of an hour or two, this expedition could
be attained, and that all arguments
could be dispensed with" Justice Scott
however decided that this YVES not
certain, the dispensing with arguments
but concluded to adjourn court until
seven o'clock. At this juncture, $50
O'Clock, the witnesses of the State VS..
Fenner were discharged. At the reas-
sembling of court, Mr.. Crothers said,
"After consultation we have agreed.
that in view of tho serious nature of the
charge upon which the prisoner is held,
| and also i'll view of the proof of an alibi,
supported by the testimony of wit
nesses bearing no vouchers, we ask
you to suspend your decision, to
await investigation into the reliability
OF the witnesses, aud the circum stances
loft linz I'm
That the Sheriff visit Altoona, and
other points, prominent in the case
and there ascertain if this alibi is correct
1t is not necessary to proceed with the
case if this proposition meets with youl
concurrence. 1t is only d matter Of
caution"
Mr.. Hayes replied: "NIr Crothers
correctly states that | have consented tt
submit to the investigation mentioned
For | am confident of the veracity o.
the witnesses, and feel sure that theil
statements will stand unchanged
There is no doubt in his mine
but that Mr. Crothers will receive
full confirmation of the evidence brought
forth" He thanked the Justice for thl
courtesy he had received during the
hearing.
Justice Scott replied iu part as follows
81 can only say that throughout thi
case l have acted to the best OF m,
5 Judgment. | have been surprised a
the enormity of this case, which is on
without parallel in my hearing"
5 The above concluded the case. Fen
ner's alib, has beyond doubt aut
question been established. aud the gen
eral impression and belief is that Sheri
e Mckinney will obtain no evidence t
= alter the issue OF the hearing. In til
meanwhile, FoDner will remain in til
g Elkton jail. If acquitted he will b
r delivered to the Philadelphia authoritie!
where sentence will be imposed