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A PARTY DUTY.

is the duty Republican his party the
primaries throughout the county to-day and his
influence in naming those delegates to the County
ton in Elkon, Monday, who best calculated carry
the high principles of Republicanism.
1t is important in that the primary should be
large and representative the spirit shown in the party
work is governed largely by the interest thus manifested
well attended primary exerts buoyant upon
campaign and the before calls undivided and united
efforts Republican Congressman be returned from
district to meet the exgencies the national policy maintained
by the Republican party which contributing so sgna to the
prosperity of the country.
1t m urgent therefore at the County Convention that deega
tion comprising of judgment and unbiased opinions
selected delegates to the Congressional Convention
selection OF Congressional candidate they be guided
any selfish political aim but by the purpose serving party
and country best This time for actona political
d"ger!-hu for determined and manly action Let the
interests of the Republican party Cecil county
far as the CECIL WING welded to the can
dacy any particular Congressional nominee There
sentiment In this county favorable the denomination
william f. Baker while correspondent in another column sug.
ges this week the of H. Ford ESQ., of North East this
county.
Whoever is ultimately selected the candidate shall
accord hearty and vigorous support,
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A Cecil COuntian For Congress.
NORTH EAST, July Is. 1S9.

NORTH EAST, July rs, 1898.
EDITOR CECIL WING: | notice Il cOmmuni-
cation from MIR. Joseph l.. Wells advocating
the denomination of the Hon. William u
Baker for II third term in Congress. Now,
We have no complaint to make against Mr.
Baker, Tut we cane help nut think. that
there are several others who would stand ;tS
good chance of being elected IT. Mr.. Baker.
ana would represent our III =, 80. pIHtI Dis
trict equally as well
| say this with no uukind feelings, as we
all know that Mr.. Baker has already served
two terms well Why not let some one else
ana some Other county have IL chauc'? Why
nutCcriI: | take the plrasur" Of mainline.
Mr.. |. H. Ford. Mr.. Ford is a descendant of
one Of Cecii's early settlers. HeisagrnIuaic
OF Yale College. practisoI law in Washington
twenty years, has had business with aud is
familiar WITH the workings Of the depart
ments. Being single man. he has always
cIaitucd Cecil a. his home. and has made It
his permanent residence for the last six wears
ami am sure we could send no man out Of
this Congressional District better equipped
or more in account with the present Admiu-
istration. nor more thorough Republican.
who, takes more interest in the success Of the
great principles OF the Republican party than
he does
am sur" that if we MI desire the success
OF Republican principles above anything else,
there il no doubt nut that we would lc
thoroughly united over Mr. Furd'5 nomiua-
ton.
EErUBLlCAH.
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EAGER FOR THE FRAY.

ME arrival of wounded soldiers from Santiago Fort
Monroe only increased the patriotic enthusiasm the
boys OF Company f, of Elkton, and the other members
Of the First Regiment Maryland Volunteers, sta
toned at the Fort and who the front
of their unmndul OF danger and spurred
greater deeds by the stories of aor and herosm that
from the hospital wards The First Regiment has presented the
adiuant general of the army through its
requesting immediate service at the front Colonel Lane
nesday notified the department that his ready
the front Captains being compelled bring
all their persuasive to bear the spirits
in their commands the endeavo them from
ing transfers to the companies there their way
No such applications have been filed yet but the talk
freely about doing it, is impossible for them
transfers time to join the expedition but the
that others expected leave week makes the
keeping the Maryanders quiet until their regiment shall be
dered to the front difficult
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MONDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1898,

o'clock H. delegates to represent Cecil
l. 1898 at II ooock candidate Congress to
represent the Second Congressional District of Maryland
The following resolutions adopted
WHEREAS At the last meeting Republican State Cen
trail Committee the members
which should Republican primary elections of
1898 and the qualifications of those who should
primary elections therefore be it
Resolved l. That only registered entitled
register for the general election shall primaries
That all registered who intend support the Rpuh
ticket in the election in the Fall of 1895
primary elections
The following gentlemen hereby constituted Judges of
said primary election with full power authority
judges unable unwilling serve with authority select
the polling places:
Fist District-John W. Taylor joseph Mei Charles H.
Bennett
Second Dsrct-Wiam j. Lake, George Buckworth,
George T. Peterson
Third District-Phip NJ Groves, George Ricketts, Jr ,
Samuel H. King
Fourth Dsrct-Howard Scott Albanus Saxton John Drum
mond.
Fifth Districts s. Boyd, Jos w, Simpers George
Sixth Observation-Disclosures NJ Perry Jos P. Brown John A.
Hunter.
Seventh District William 7. Couson, Edwin Boynton,
Samuel D. Fisher.
Eighth Dstrc-William Fulton W. r. Citing. Charles \
Grubb
Ninth District John Crothers j. Brown d NJ Kitten
house.
W. SMITH, H. H. HAINEs,
j. L. WELLS 1. X. DEAN,
State Central Committee for Cecil County.
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NolltiCal Notes.

this Congressional district the first county of with
Republican primaries and county convention Hartford
the primaries being held Saturday and the conven-
ton on Monday in belar As expected every thing
harmonious and the delegates the Congressional
were instructed to the of Hartford for present Congress
man William Baker of that county The reported
were strongly rcommendatoy of the policy of the Republican
national State and county administrations rearmed adher-
to the gold standard of value The President
Mckinley in the conduct of the Spanish was approved
the pursued by Hon w. g. Baker Congress
Hon $. A. Williams in the State Twenty delegates were
selected to the Congressional convention
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NOTICE
OF the Names of the Judges and
Clerks OF Election for Cecil County
for 1898.

In compliance with Section 10. Article
NANlll, entitled ELECTIONS" OF the Code Of
Public General Laws of Maryland as amended
by Chapter 2O2 of the Acts of Assembly of
1896, and amendments thereto by the Acts Of
Assembly, 1893. notice is hereby given of the
names of Judges and Clerks of Election an
pointed by the Board of Election Supervisors
for Cecil County to serve tor the ensuing
year.
The respective residences and precincts in
which they are respectively to serve, and the
political party they respectively represent
are indicated by the following list, viz:
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AMERICANS ARE THE FINEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD

In the ninety days which have elapsed since the President
issued his first call for volunteers Of 26 400
been recruited, mustered equipped and placed in the field
achievement that has elected surprise and admiration the
best-nformed military authorities of Europe
The personnel of the army far superior that body
of hitherto raised for military purposes by the United
Every recruited whether for the regular for the volunteer
has undergone careful physical examination conducted
by dnerested and competent officers As general preparation
therefore, the army physically without flaw Quite naturally
the requirements for the regular service rigid than those
for the volunteers because recruits for the regular army being
considered merely Individuals obliged to undergo
examination than the volunteers many whom taken
into the service organizations The indicates that
only one IN four applicants for admission to the regular
accepted by the mastering officers and medical examiners this
notably hghcass OF men have been secured for the
OF the 2l65OO volunteers authorized by Congress- 22 900
have been placed in the field nearly all of them fully equipped
In few days the entire volunteer army will be thoroughly
lied into regiments brgades, divisions and army corps The
aptitude for military discipline and instruction which volu-
s have evnced created surprise among
of foreign with the United army They agree
that the Americans the finest soldiers the world.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-30

SECRETARY LONG gives these for the Of
the Navy in the equale any by any
involving besides individual ships captured destroyed
the complete destruction of two Spanish fleets that of Admiral
Cervera having several wasp that fine of their
class aoat First the skill mechanical genius people
IN building the best ships Second the high personnel the Navy
Third the foresight of Naval authorities literally spending
for ammunition to be used practice Fourth
help the Secretary of the Navy had from the Assistant Secretary
and the bureau chiefs. 1t will be remembered Theodore
Roosev elt who has Just been promoted 1t COL COL
CALAMITY in action before Santiago the Assistant
the Navy until after the fighting began Secretary Long said
his bureau chiefs When the Navy Department. that war
approaching the bureau chiefs called together and told
would be held personally responsible for the efficiency
various departments Every reasonable amount of supplies was
given them and they told that the Navy put
thorough condition Not enough credit has given to these
men, who made success possible by having the navy prepared
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Public Health Notice.
Suhject-Small POX.

Section 30, Article 43. 1883, Maryland Code.
II snaIi be the duty of every parent and
guardian to have mis- or her child vaccinateC
Wltmn tWclNe months after its birth, If il shall
pc III proper condition, or as soon thereafter
ns rracticablc; and il such parent or guardian
snail nave any other person under his or her
cnhtrol or care, not duly vaccinat ed. he or she,
silaIi cause such person to bc Vaccinatrd prior
TO the first day of November Of each year
Any person failing to comply with the pro-
VISIONS OF this section shall ON convictions
thercol, forfeit and pay Il sum nUt less than
OtrCnSC."
By ORDER
June Is CECIL co. BOARD OF HEALTH
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Reduced Rates to Saratoga via Pennsylvania
Railroad, account Meeting of Young Peo-
PIES Christian Union, L. P Church

For the Young Peoples Christian Union,
United Presbyterian Church, to be held Mt
Saratoga, August to 8. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets
from points on its line TO Saratoga at rate of
single fare for the round trip. Tickets will
be sold August 9 and 3, good to return August
3 to 10, or by depositing ticket with Joint
Agent return limit may be extended to
August 81, 1893.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-30

PROF BENJAMIN ANDREWS is still prophet. Failing in
his prediction that dire disaster would reward unless the
Bryan freeslver doctrines put into practice
forth with the that the United States destined
to be involved right in the midst Of general European war
But think the lessons taught by Dewey Schey Shater and
Others will compel the foreign dogs of keep off
far as e concerned
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THE action of Garcia ard his Cuans only proves President
Mckineys wisdom and disceument when demanded that
Congress should recognize Republic of Cuba and
the beigerent rights of the Culans
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Premature silvery locks can be restored to
the natural color, as in youth, and the head
kept clean of dandrun, by Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
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THE day will be welcomed Delaware when harmony Of
action is brought about in Republican ranks grand pro-
gsve principles of the Republican party be
foed by the personal ambition of any man or men,
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ELKTON, MARYLAND, JULY 80, 1898.
Primary Meetings.

The Republican voters of Cecil county hereby notified
requested to assemble in Primary meeting the usual
holding primary elections in the several Election Districts of Cecil
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AND no" the Peryville Record would have believe that
expected be taken seriously its antiquities
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Mems summer shoes.
New, styIsh-shoes we're will
ing to guarantee.
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The Maryland
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
College Park, I'D.
MARyI AND,c CCuOnI 0E TECuNnI orv
MARYLAND'S SCHOOL OF IECHNOL OGY
Four Courses Agricultural, Mechanical,
of Instruction Scientific, Classical.

Each Department supplied with the most
modern and approved apparatus. Practical
work emphasized in all departments. Grad
yates qualified to enter upon their lifc's work
at once. New Science Hall will be completed
and equipped by the Fail opening. Practical
laboratories for the departments of Entomo-
ogy, Pathology, Agriculture Horticulture,
Department supplied with ali modern Tern im nis
provcmCnts. New bath rooms and closets in
an annex to the main building. Steam heat
and gas, books, room, heat, light, washing,
year. s. caution money on entrance So for
material for each laboratory Payments
made quarterly. A l20 page catalogue, giving
full particulars. sent on application. Daily
sanitary inspection by physician to College.
Attention is called to the short course of ten
weeks in Agriculture. Particulars sent on
application. Term commences September IA
Early application necessary for admittance.
Il. W. SYLVESTER
july9-8w President NJ. A. C..
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SATURDAY, JULY Both, 1898,

between the hours of and clock for the purpose
choosing five delegates from each district who called
to assemble in County Convention in Ekton,
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wANAMAExER'S

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, July %, 1898
Store closes Saturday afternoons
turing the summer.
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WOODLAND CAMP.

Mooalawn Camp Meeting commences Aug
ust md, and continues for ten days. The
on" wishing to spend Il few DAYS or n week be-
lore the meeting commences can do so with
Out any extra charge by giving the Secretary
uuc nolIcc. FOR the benefit of those who do
not know, would say our tents are ali first
Glassi and each tent has Il fly which makes Il
double cover, keeping you perfectly dry in
case of rain.
The rent of tents this year is as follows:
I2XIo Canvas Tents with Floor So. 90
I4x2o /" Io.o 90
For any information concerning the Camp.
Just write TO the Secretary and he will try and
give 1t to you.
c. S. ABRAHAMS, Secretary
Woodlawn. Md,
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ATROCIOUS MURDER.
CONFINED FROM PAGE 9

two hundred was waiting at the prison tc get
glimpse Of the suspected murderer.
BROUGHT TO ELKTOS.
Sheriff Conoly brought Hardgraves to the
Elkton Jail late Saturday night. He is about
35 years of age, and has lived in this county
nearly all his life. He bears bad reputa-
ton, having served several years in the
Maryland Pententiary for burglary. He was
only released from that institution last Fet-
ruary
Hardgraves has secured A. L. Crothers as
his counsel
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-07-30

Order the CECIL WING for 1898.
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Judges opposite whose names is a will also
serve us Registers OF Voters in their re spcct-
I'VE precincts or districts
Board of Election Supervisors for Cecil
County,
j. c. Men >MEE. Pres.
WALTER BuCKwORvw,
July@o JoHN N. TUCKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-23
No c,,,,e 70, An,,.tv.

The statement that the climatic con-
ditiors in southeastern Cuba, where the
first land operations are to be conducted,
under General shafter. are such as not
to cause anxiety for the health OF the
American troops. Is agreeable informa-
ton to the public. That portion OF
Cuba Is free from the dangers OF fever
that are so prevalent in the western psrt
OF the island ut this season Of the year.
Much Of the country is mountainous,
and while tho temperature Is Intensely
hot. there are few dangers from the raw
ages OF, disease. This fact is a relief "a
the country, much anxiety having been
expressed lest the invading troops
would be taken at a great disadvantage
Quite the. contrary Is the cease In the
western part OF the island, and espccl-
ally in the province OF Havana, which is
to be the scene OF later operations, and
the wisdom OF the plans formulated
with reference to the conditions of the
climate is apparent.
Future invaslons must for the mos.
part be made up OF volunteers, thou
sands Of them unused to a southern ell
mate, TO say nothing OF that in western
Cuba, and It would be useless slaughter
to rush them there until the conditions
are favorable; not only as to climate.
but as to their own state Of prepared
ness. General Garcia, in his conference
with General Shafter and Admiral
Sampson, assured the two American
commanders that they need have no
fear OF the health OF the troops in that
part OF Cuba, and pointed to the health
full condition OF his own poorly fed and
scantily clothed insurgent army in that
portion Of the island as confirmation Of
his assertion.
Barring the intense heat. chen. It Is
probable that the Americans Will eaper-
ience little suffering on account OF the
climate, and those who have friends
among the relnforcements Of volunteers
that are to be sent to Join tie regulars
at Santiago, will be relieved materially
from anxiety on this score.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-23
A Reckless Assertion,

4 when war was declared<a compare
lively! email army could have captured
Havana and ended the conflict" This
Z Is from the able military expert OF the
. Register.Gf How does the know that the
\ capture of Havana would have ended
thostilltles? When war was declared the
United States entire army numbered
I less than thirty thousand men, The
Spanish army In Cuba numbered 10000
men, according 10 General Ftlzhugh Lee.
War was declared two months ngo.
Z rho gentlemen who expected Ct to end
Zan two or three weeks were not the mil
Sstary or naval authorities They were
Z the jlngoes who sat at typewritere In
certain newspaper Offices and told the
authorities how II could BIO done, In spite
( Of q etate OF unpreparedness on the par:
OF tho United States.
These writer's arc still hnrping on the
Old CRY, regardless. Of all circumstances
Chat disproye their assertions. Perhaps
h isi Fortunate that the war conduct
wasn't given over to them at the start.
III 1t had been, doubtless our Compare
40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-23

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STORY OF LgIrER's WHEAT DEAL.

Chicago Times Herald: First wheat
bought April 9, 1897. at 70Ss cents, 4 n
Lowest price paid for any wheat In
the deal. G4& cents. on June IS, 1897.
Price advanced to ys1S5. May 10, 1898.
Largest interest at any one time, So
900, 900 bushels. e. a
Larsest amount Of cash wheat owned.
1900, 900 bushels.
Total wheat exported and sold, 3d.
100000 bushels. isi5
Largest profit en- any ono account, SIS
cents per bushel. f ~ y i -,
Total estimated profit, on May 81,
is4,500,00O. q
Average profit per month tup to May
81, 1885, SS2l, 400. x rs
Average profit per day for fourteen
months ending May o., 1898. $40, no.
Average profit per hour for fourteen
months. ending May 81, 1898, $ii6.
Average profit per minute for the
fourteen months ending May 81, 1898.
SEQ. = s. !,
Il Collapse OF the deal, June 10, 1898. :
Total net loss ESTIMATED June 10, 1893.
$4,000, 900. at. ~ l-s1t