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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-13
CEARLESTOWN ITEMS.

CHAHLEsTowN, MD, May l2. 1899.
The remains Of Lester, the infant son o!
Nj ana Ms. Elmer Murphy. we're Inferred
in the cemetery at the NJ. +. Church at this
place on Friday Of last week.
Mr.. james Richardson, Of Phi!adelphia,
who has been confined to his bed at the
homo Of his mother, Mrs Louisa Richard
son, for several weeks. las recovered mfIl-
rigntly to return TO his home.
W. Scott Deaman is still afflicted with the
rheumatism and is unable to resume his
work on the p, W. t b. Z. r., where he has
been employed for several years.
Mrs. LaYenia Curry, George Boots and
sister Of Fraomont, Pa, were the guests OF
Mrs. Wm. Murphy on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Frederick. wife Of Policeman
Henry Frederick, of Baltimore. and her
father Mir. G. G. Graham are spending a few
weeks at his farm here. During his stay Mr..
Graham has had handsome tombstOncs erect
ei in his lot in the cemetery, marking the
graves Of his deceased children.
Barnard and Willie Mattingly, Of Wilmipp
ton, are spending a few weeks with theil
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Graham.
Mrs. Mamie Allen, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
paying visit to her parents Mr.. and NJ rs
James Whitlock.
Mrs. Josie Cantwell has returned home
after visit Of ten days to friends in Will
mington and othor places.
Mr.. sherman Clayton and wife, Of Rising
Sun, spent Sunday last with Mrs. Alice Lynch
at this place.
Miss Elizabeth Shockley, who has beer
visiting Mrs. James Graham, has returned tc
her home in Elkton.
Saturday, the 9th inst, was May Day and
quite number of our young people visited
Red Point. All kinds of crafts were pressed
into service and the North East river as seer
from our town-and no other position, W,
think, in the county can excel it rs an obser
yation p0int-presented IN animated scene
az different kinds Of boats tackled to and fro
with Red Point as the objective point.
Sunday last was Sacramental occasion in
the M. L. Church here. Rev. Mr. Loller, the
pastor, preached II short and appropriate
sermon. The Epworth League services in
the evening were in charge Of Mrs. Loller.
B. B. Gibson, of this town, was delegate
to the Democratic convention held at Elkton
on Tuesday.
The remains of Jeremiah Dougherty, q
former resident OF this town, aged % years
were brought here for interment from Havre
de Grace on Wednesday.
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Cutting Affray.

On last Saturday at Red Point fishing
shore Johr Hosers, OF Oxford, Pa, was at
tackled by Vaughn Harvey, Wilson Blddle
aud Harry Hoffman, all of North East, who
accused him of having damaged their seines.
Rogers denied the charge, but fight arose
and b" vas badly cut on the nose hand and
arm with n razor, drawn, it is alleged, by
Vaughn Harvey. The wound which Rogers
received on the arm was seven inches long
and nearly into the bone. The one on the
face was at the side of the nose, Just below
the eye, and is quite serious wound. being
very deep. DR.. Slicer, who was on the
grounds, rendered medical aid, and Rogers
was sent 20 North East, where DIR. House
keeper rendered further medical aid. 1t is
claimed the men mistook Rogers for another
man, who belonged near North East. Rogers
is a peaceable and !:.oifensive young man,
and did nothing TO provoke the assault.
Warrants Were issGed for the arrest of the
three meE, and they were given hearing
before Magistrate Shippers, of North East.
Harvey and Biddle were sent to the Elkton
jail in default of 81 900 bail to await the
action of the grand jury. Hoffman was set
free,
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Lraoe 'MeWs.
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Asher A. Scott OF Elkton, has beenappont-
ed agent for the Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United States.
n. L, Walker, secretary and Treasurer of
the Mccullough Iron Company, with main
offices in Wilmington, was In Elliton on Tues
day on business connected with the Company's
interests in this county.
j. Frank Frazer has bought the drug store
Of Startling & Beck, on Main street, Elkton,
and will take charge OF the business on Mon
day next. Startling Beck will remove to
Dover, Del, where they have purchased the
we'll known drug store OF Burton & Sypherd.
The Directors of The Citizens Mutual In
surance Company on Monday last, elected
Col l. D. Davis a director to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of r. C. Lewis. At the
same meeting the directors elected Charles
E. Warburton Treasurer of the Company to
succeed Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Warburton now
holds the position OF both Secretary ard
Treasurer of the Company.
The underlying thought OF building the
railroad from Oxford to connect with the B.
h o. at Childs seems to be u settled question
in the minds Of many that its realization
would mean an impetus to Oxford. The gap
is only little over seven miles in order to
have the dream materialized, notwthstand-
ing the fact that two very expensive places
exist near Rock Church that would cost the
price of2l a miles of plain construction. The
investment would more than repay in the ad-
vantages OF competing freight, express and
passenger rates. while service, time and ad-
ditional volume OF business would lie felt and
Oxford be placed on q more advantageous
footing in securing manufacturing plants
that fall as plums to other towns with busi-
ness men of less ability and activity. Oxford
Press.
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CASE SETTLED.
Compromise in the Suit of the EveriSt
Heirs Against Amos D. Spencer.

The suit OF William S. Evans, administra-
tor a. b. n. c. t. II. OF John s. Everist late Of
Cecil county, deceased. VS.. Amos d. Spencer,
OF Havre de Grace, has been compromised
by Mr.. Evans, allowing Spencer the sum of
$500, and each party to said suit paying their
own costs This suit was brought at the in
stance of tho surviving heirs of John s.
Everist, who died III 1892, leaving last will
and testament III which his son, Francis s.
Everist, was named as executor. The said
executor passed his final account in the cs-
tate of his father and made Il distributions OF
the estate. Some of the heirs executed re-
leases to the executor for their share without
having actually received such share, in order
that the cstat" OF tho father might BE- taken
out of the courts and au anicable settlement
might be made among themselves. Before Il
settlement was accomplished, however, Fral
els $. Everist died. and Wm. :. Evans np.
piled to the OrphuGs' Court for letters oi ad-
| minIstraIion upon the estate Cf John =.
! EVcrist, claiming that the estate had not been
| fully settled 10y the executor in his lie tae
After obtaining Iatters from the Orphans
| Court Mr.. Evans brought suit in the Circuit
| Count against Amos D. Spencer 10 recover
certain securities for about $1,000 which
Francis S. Everist had assigned to said
Spencer as collateral security for tho pay
ment Of IA note Of his son. J. Swami Everst,
| claiming that these securities belonged TO the
estate of John $. Evcrist. and that the said
Francis s Ever-t had no right to assign these
securities as security for II private debt, as
they had never been transferred on the
records to him, the said. Francis S. Everist
The case was decided in favor of Evans.
| whereupon Spencer took au appeal to the
Court of Appeals, The bene1cnries by this
ruling are Mary Z. Hndman, wife of j.
Harvey Hindman, and Mrs. Ellen NJ. Tosh =,
daughters of the late John s. Everist
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The Board Of Health met at the Office Of
Secretary Bratton in Elkton, on Wednesday.
The State law in regard to Gamers, fish
packers, trucl; farmers and small fruit
growers has been modified so as to only
require vaccination Of laborers from Virginia
or other infected localities.
The following order was passed:
Vaccine physicians are requested to send
their bills made ont against the County Com
missiOners to the Secretary of the Cecil
County Board of Health. The time, age, sex,
color and residence must be stated and also
that the vaccination was etlectual. The ply
siciun must also state that he is up to date in
his reports of births. death and infectious
diseases. No bills will be approved by this
Board for payment by the County Commits
sioners which do not meet the above require
meuts.n
The epidemic of measles which started in
Port Deposit in January has traversed .he
Eighth and Sixth districts and "ow ureya-
lent about Pennington and r"t.
one case of typhoid fever at Pleasant Hill,
l at Zion, 1 II; Chesapeake, l at Liberty
Grove, at Welsh Point contracted in Phila-
delphia.
TOuIlctu cttStS Vi h.iGuiHOuiu OCCURRED III
the vicinity of Liberty Grove and Colora,
with one death. The physicians in charge
did not regard it the contagious variety as no
two cases occurred in the same house either
among inmates or nurses.
One case of diptheria in Elkton and one in
Pleasant Hill.
Quite extensive drainage has been effected
in Perryville. The citizens are not giving
the support that they should to the creditable
work of the commissioners, who are doing
everything in their power to improve the
sanitary condition of the town.
Twenty-Five deaths were reported for April,
as follows: Apoplexy, 3; accident, fall, 1,
burns, / Bright's disease, 1; bronchitis, capil-
larry /; cancer /; cerebro-spinal congestion,
/; debility, /; CASTRO entertis, 1; hemorrage,
umbiical, /; inflammation spinal cord, /:
intussusception, bowel, .; meningitis, 1;
paralysis. 1; pneumonia, g; tuberculosis.
pulmonary, 2; unknown, by undertaken, l.
Twenty-four births were reported, three OF
which were illegitimate.
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HON. GEORGE EARLE.

Hon. George Earle, formerly Of EIkton,
First Assistant. Postmastcr- General under
Grant, died at his home, in Washington. on
Wednesday night, OF heart disease. Mr..
Earle was Il member Of IN old and influential
Maryland family, and was born in this state
on September 10th. 1921. He was Mt one
time law partner Of the late Hon. John A.
J. CrcswcIl. aud was member of the Judi
cary Committee Of the Convention OF 1864
that revised the State Constitution Of Mary
land. In 1869 he was appointed to his posi-
tion in the Pos.-otIce Department at Wash
ington and made a most efficient officer. He
systematized the work and had tho onerous
task Of re-opening the large number of Offices
in the South that had been closed since the
war. After concluding this great service to
the Government he resigned, and resumed
the practice OF law, opening an Office in
Washington. He had devoted much OF his
time in recent years to the study of Mary land
history. A widow, who was Miss Mary
Chamberlain, OF Newark, Del. and six child =
ren survive him.
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ELKT0N TOWN COUNCIL,
The New Elkt0n Town Council Organ
iZed on Thursday Night.

Immediately alter the adi1urnmeut OF the
old = ard the new Board was called to order
by President Keys and Mcssrs. Gurrett and
MaekalI We're sworn il. W. II. Naekajl WAS
elected Secretary and his salary fixed at s25
per year. George G. Biddle was reelected
BaiIifr and his salary fixed at $500 per year
The Board then proceeded to the election
of Il Treasurer, the following gentlemen being
nominated: ". c. Feehly. J. II. Sloan. W. r.
Gilpin, j. n. Jones and Goo. Z. King. VIM.
II. Giipin was elected on the second ballot
aud on motion his election was made unuui-
nous. His salary was fixed nj $3.50 per
" ar and his bond at sll 900. Il. c. ThRckery
VS. made counsel to the Board and his salary
fixed at $50
1t wGs resolved that the meetings OF the
Board be held on the first and third Wednes-
day evenings OF each NORTH at 8 p. m.
The President reported that he had at
tended the meeting OF the Cecil County Board
OF Health. No action was taken on the sug-
gestions made by the Health Board
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ORPHANSl COUNT.

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Sundry claims against the estates Of
deceased persons Wee examined and passed.
Bonds Approyed.-Bond Of EIwood T..
Mcdowell. administrator Of Wilson Nc
Dowell; bond of Charles Lecher, administra-
tor of Rebecca Lechler; bond of Christopher
G, Craig, guardian of Howard A Arthur W.
and Mary II. Craig.
Accounts Passed. First and final account
of Holiday t.. Kirk, administrator OF Esther
i Kirk and distribution struck on same;
seventh account of I. BraIun Gillespie,
administrator Il b. n. c. t. Il. OF Edmond Ply
sick; iltst and final account OF William T..
Clark, administrator Of stephen Bromby.
The Court met in special session on Thurs
day. it being the day directed by law for
burning OF the ballots ca-tat the last election.
The ballots were taken - Slug .rly' =, Mill and
destroyed in the furnace. Diatribution in
the estate Of ErneStne Cook among the
specific iegatees was made ana that among
the rcsiduary lrsataes held for further proof.
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THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special Letters From the Whig's Large
Staff Of Correspondents Giving All
Local Happenings.
PRINCIPIO FURNACE ITEMS.
PRINcIPIo FURNACE, Nav 12, 1899

PRINcIr1o FURNACE, May 70. 1899.
Mrs. Wm. Gillespie of Wilmington, Del, is
spendinsa few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Haines.
Mr.. Eddie Hicks, of Trenton, n. j., has
been visiting friends of this place.
Miss Sadie Gambo, of Baltimore is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Samuel White.
Mr.. Ollie Sentman, Of Wilmington, Del,
Mr.. Mnnson and Alexander Sentman. of
PerryviIie, spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Z. s. Sentman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Campbell and son
Willie, OF North East. spent one evening this
week with Mrs. Richard Blackson.
Miss Hattie Rutter, of Wilmington, Del, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison Sentman.
Mrs. Martha Harmon, OF Havre de Grace
spent Wednesday with her daughter. Mrs
William Curricr.
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Well Known Writer Dead.

Sarah Trainor Smith, well known writer
OF fiction. died on Thursday, OF last week, at
Sharon Hill Pa. Miss Smith was the daugh-
ter of Captain Frank and Mary c. Smith, and
was born in Bohemia Manor. She was
descendant of early Swedish settlers on the
Delaware, and was devout member of the
Catholic Church, having early in life become
a convert to that faith.
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JACOB F. HILAMAN,

Jacob f. Hilaman died ut his home near
Chesapeake City, last Friday. Mr.. Hilaman
lived the greater part of his life in the neigh
borhood of Chrome, Pa, but year ago last
spring he moved to the Welsh Point farm
near Chesapeake City. He was soldier in
the Civil War. The funeral was held Mon
day afternoon; interment in Rosebank Gene.
terry, Calvert. A widow, four sons and seven
daughters survive him.
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The County Commissioners were in session
two days, Tu"-!ay and Wednesday.
The following appointments were made for
tn" ensuing year:
Con>tah!p= First district Horace Eaton
aud George Benson: Second. Eli J. Foarl;
Third and Fourth. Thomas J.. Lee; Fifth,
GrorZ" 4 Murray and I. $. Deford; Sixth,
Enlimin Hriscoe aud Charles d. poist;
Seventh, James Gar.arr; Eighth, John A.
Riclcy.
Assessors First district, George Benson;
EareyIle; Second, Eli J. Foard, Chesapeake
City: Third, Thomas T.. Ice, Elktog: Fourth,
A. W. Gathers, Blake; Fifth. George W..
Williams; Sixth Benjamin Briscoe, Rising
sun; Seventh. w. T. Patton, Liberty Grove:
Ei1hth, Edward Hill, Rock Springs; Ninth,
George Hall. Zion.
Bridge Chesapeake City, Amos
Curry; Bohemia and Scotchmau's, John
shelton.
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MRS. ELIZA BUCHANAN.

Mrs. Eliza Buchanan, widow of the late
Lewis L. Buchanan, died on Sunday evening
at her home on Church street, Elkton, aged
So years. Her death was due to the lnflrmi-
ties of old ago. Two sens, John ard George
Buchanan, both * townsville, Pa, survive
het. The iuncra. services were held on We'd
nesdny afternoon at o'clock; interment
in Elkton Cemetery.
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STATES ATTORNEY.

The first nomination made was for States
Attorney In the call of districts the Third
named W. S. Evans; the Fourth, l. Hester
Hess; the seventh, Joshua P. McCay and
Wilson L. Squier. Mr.. Evans was nominated
on the first ballot. the vote being Evans, 90;
Hess, 10; Squier, 2ls; McCay, %.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The nominees for House of Delegates We're:
Samuel J. Keys, Third; J. II. KimbIe, Seventh;
DR.. Frank H. hIackie, j. S. Strahorn, II. Il.
Smith, Fourth. On the first ballot mistake
was made ia the vote. On the second ballot
Messrs Keys. Kimble aHd Mackie we're
named, each receiving 40 votes. Strahorn
received 10 votes and Smith 5 votes.
COUNTY TREASURER.
The nominees were: W. c. Henderson,
Fourth; W, B. Kirk, Fourth; J. Nelson Black,
Fifth: VIM. T. Fryer. Sixth. Mr.. Fryer was
nominated On the first ballot, receiving 2S
votes Black, 7; Kirk. y !, and Henderson,
81.
ORPHANS COURT.
The only nominees COR Judges OF the Or
phars Court We're David i. Davis, First; S.
K"nnaTd Blake, Third; Charles E. Beatty,
Fifth. They were declared the unanimous
choice of the convention.
1t was now II o'clock and the convention
took Il recess for an hour
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, LONG TERM.
Upon re-nssembling the convention took
up the nomination of IL long term County
Commissioner. Mr. McGuigan was nomi-
NAKED on the first ballot, receiving 25 votes.
The other nominees and their votes were:
Andrew Anderson. Fifth district. 10 votes; J.
y. Kennard, Sixth district. 5 votes; w. T.
Patton, seventh district. votes Newton
Nicke, Seventh district, l vote; e. S. Sent
man. Seventh district, ! vote.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, SHORT rEEM.
]. Polk Steele. the present incubent, of the
Second district, had no opposition and was
re-nominated.
SHERIFF.
7. a. Price, Of the First district, was nom
mated for sheriff on the third ballot. The
candidates and their vote were:
First district, T A. Price, II. %, 26
Fourth district, Reese Nahau,
Fifth district, V. b. AgArd, ~
Fifth district, George Murray, -
Sixth district, Brninmiu Brscoc, 10. 49, 19
Seventh district, william Holm. g..
Seventh district L. p. stevenson, q,
Eighth district, ,rohu \. EicEcy, }
COUNTY SURVIVOR.
Powell +. Johns, First district was re-
nominated without opposition.
Before adiourning Il resolution rms passed
in7truoliag the candiIates Tor Legislature 10
u>e all efforts to secure better rouds in Cecil.
il elected.
PRIMARIES,
The only cont st. in the primaries on Sat
nrlay were in the FRS. and Sixth districts.
Money wis freely used IN the First district.
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Liquor License Commissioners.

The Board of License Commissioners met
in Elkton on Tuesday. The applications Of
James N. Naudain at SingerIy, and W. H.
Webber at North East, were rejected The
applications of Eugene Clark, George W.
Haman, and Price & Rudulph, of Elkton,
were held under further consideration. They
adjourned to meet at the call of the Presi-
dent, Charles II. Foard, of North East.
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FRACTIONAL STRIFE.
ONE SIDED DEMOCRATIC TICKET
IN THE FIELD.

Ring Rule Causes Many Leading Demo-
Gratis to Denounce Tuesdays Demo-
cratic County Convention Which Acted
Unfairly to Mr.. Writ
Delegates elected at the Democratic primar
les held in the nine districts on Saturday met
in county convention in Llkron on Tuesday
and nominated the following ticket:
STATES ATTORNEY:
WILLIAM s. EVANS,
Third District.
HOUSE OF pELEGArES;
SAMUEL J. KEYS.
DIR. FRANK II. MACKIE.
JOHN II. KIAlBLE.
COUNTY TREASURER:
WM T. FRYER,
Sixth district.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER. LONG TERM:
w. w MICHIGAN.
Eighth District.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER SHORT TERM:
J. POLK STEELE,
Second District.
oRrHANS' COURT:
DAVID p. DAVIS,
CHAS. L BEATTY.
S KENNARD BLAKE.
SHERIFF:
AMBROSE PRICE.
First District.
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
POWELL T. JOHNS,
First District
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| Continued on Page s. |
TOME INSTITUTE.
Erection Of More Buildings COntem-
plated By the Trustees.

The trustees OF the Jacob Tome Institute,
Port Deposit, have under consideration the
material enlargement OF that institution.
They have purchased more than one hundred
acres of land from Lewis Abrams, on the
bluff overlooking the Susquehanna river,
and are having a survey OF this land made
for the purpose of aseertainng how many
building can be erected thereupon. Besides
several large buildings to be used in connec-
ton with the institute, it is the intention of
the board of managers to erect several hand
some buildings for the teachers and cottages
for boarding purposes.
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MRS, MARY FIELDS.

Mrs. Mary Fields died at her home in Bet
terton, last Saturday morning of Bright's
disease. aged Ilfty-llve years. Funeral SER
vices were held at her home on Tuesday
morning; interment at st. Stephens Cemetery
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Election SunerYiSOrS.

The Board of Election Supervisors met in
Elkton, on Thursday. The ballots east at
the last election were destroyed. II. NJ. Nc
Cullough was re-appointed attorney and
secretary to the Board.
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