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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-04
The missionary anniversary of Crouchs

The missionary anniversary of Crouch's
Chapel will be held on Sunday. March u.
Simon Levinson, of the Baltimore Bar
gain House, is busy packing his goods pre-
paratory to moving to Pottstown. Pa.
Rev. |. l.. Wood, OF Middlctown, form
cry pastor of the Elkton NJ +. Church, was
in EIkton for few hours on Tuesday.
Presiding Elder Watt. of Wilmington,
was in Elkton on Monday and presided ut
the Fourth Quarterly Conference in the Elk
ton NJ. E. Church.
The weight of snow crushed in the roof
aud forced out ono side Of large shed at
the fishing shore of Capt VIM. J. Wilson on
the North East river.
The weight of the snow on the roof of a
barn on the farm of Jenncss Baird near
Woodlawn, caused it to fail in and his horses
had narrow escape. The grain and hay
contained In the building were considerably
damaged by the rain.
An addition is to be built to the GiIpin
building on the corner of North aud High
streets. The building will be used in con
nection with Mr.. d. Warren Wilson's barber
shop and will contain first-cass bath room
appliances.
On Monday William J. Alrch. the we'll
known Elkton jeweler, disposed OF his store
t. Mr.. c. E. Finck, of Philadelphia who is
highly recommended as practical watch
maker and an expert workman. Mr.. Finck
took charge OF the business on Tuesday.
An athletic and reading room association
has been organized by number OF young
men of Elkton. Their headqua tiers are III
the Payne block on Main street The officers
OF the association are: ElwOOd Sweet. prcsi-
dent; William B. Cawley vice-president, and
Daniel S. Terrell, secretary and treasurer.
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That ThrObbiEg Headache. .

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WILLS pROBATED,

The will of Samuel J. Mearns, of Zion, who
devises his colt "Starlight,n to his daughter.
Margaret Annie Mearns, and to his daue liter,
Carrie M. Cameron a sum of money equal to
the value Of said colt. To his wife, Emma
Mearns, he devises all the rest of his personal
property. All his real estate he bequeaths to
his wife during her life, and at her death it is
to be divided equally between his two daugh-
tiers named above. HIS wife is named as
executriX The will was executed November
2ith, 1898, and witnessed by Abel j. Mearns
AID James McCrcary.
The will of Mrs. Martha A. r. Ellis, widow
of the late Francis A. Ellis, Of EIkton, leaves
all her property, both real and personal. to
her sister, Jane Torbert, who is named as
execntrix. The will was made June IS, 1889.
and is witnessed by W. j. Jones and L NJ
HainCs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-04
Sent to House of Correction,

George Brown, colored, of Elkton, was
taken to she House of Correction on We'd
n sday morning by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Allister to serve a term of four months.
B own was sentenced by Magistrate Groves
for keeping disorderly house in Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-04
ORPHANS COURT.
Special Session on Tuesday. wills Pre-
batel.

The Orphans Court was ia special session
on Tuesday. Accounts passed :-First and
final account Of George h. Grason and Sarah
h. Grason. executors OF William Graz on ;
first and final account of VIM b. Heatzig and
L. Marshall Haines, executors of ErnestIne
Cook, and Courts order obtained for execu-
tors to advertise for distributes of said de-
ceased
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-04
Itching, Burning
Terribly Afflicted with Skin Disease
and Could Not Sleep - Hoods
SarsaparlIa Gives Complete Re-
Known Contractor.

HSt "Si NflCFrl SOHtTSCCCFs
81 was terribly afflicted with rash,
which extended all over my body. /
could not sleep at night on account of the
itching and burning. l began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and after using three
bottles was entirely well. My husband
is taking Hoods Sarsa parilla for dyspepsia
and it is doing him good. My little boy
was also troubled with rash and could not
rest. He is taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
and is now able to sleep well at night and
he has better Appetite" Mrs. M. G.
LOVE, Homecoming, Maryland.
81 have been troubled with pain in my
back across my hips in the morning. l
began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
it has cured me. can now work as we'll
Hs any man" WALTER w. KEGG, Con-
tractor, 20 Columbia St., Cumberland, Md.
Hoods Sarsapariila
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier
Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
DANFORTH HEARS FROM BRYAN.

The rooms of the Democratic State Committee. in
the Hoffman House were deserted yesterday Elliot
Danforth around for short time. but he had
little to say. There were no callers. Mr.. Danforth
had no explanation to make OF the result up the
State. but took great deal OF comfort out OF the
showing made by the Bryan forces In Nebraska.
He received a telegram from Mr.. Bryan acknowl-
edgng the receipt of a message. which Mr.. Dan
forth sent him Tuesday night. Mr.. Bryans dis
patch said Nebraska would give between ten thou
sand and fifteen thousand for the fusion ticket and
thanked Mr.. Danforth for his congratulations upon
the victory Mr. Danforth said that Mr.. Bryan's
victory In Nebraska clinched his position as Ma
tonal leader insured his nomination next year and
showed him to be exceptionally popular with the
people especially In the West
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HOW CROKER EXPLAINS IT.
THE PEOPLE HERE. HE SAYS. ARE HOME
RULERS-A SLAP AT THE MAZET
COMMITTEE


Richard Croker didn't get up early yesterday
morning. He was not in bed until late Tuesday
night owing 10 the jublation over the defeat Of
MaZet and Tammanys victory in the city When
he came down stairs 10 O'Clock he found a
number Of the faithful already there. Mr. Croker
was CHEEKY and happy lie said he wasn't at all
surprised at the result and continued:
This Gle ,ton demonstrates that the people of this
town want 10 run II. and they don't want any up
State people coming down here 10 tell them how TO
do 1t. They are home rulers. The great mass Of
the voters In this city also intelligent enough
10 realize that the committee with Mr Mazet at
the head was not sert here to reform New York
but TO make political capital for Mr.. Plat. and
help him retain his hold upon the Assembly. This
committee seemed To direct all It's Efforts 10 ainsf
me personally, the Democratic organizations OF this
county and Kings County and the leaders I'm the
organiza tons They refused to call Plat although
several Republican papers Joined In the request
that he he called The people not fools They
saw that the committee was shielding Plat and his
law firm and trying to injure the Democratic
party: they arose and at the polls showed their
resentment against such methods. While yester-
days vote meant many things. the main lesson
the reputation OF Plat; and his law firm
The subject OF returns from up the State was a
sore one with Mr.. Croker. He has expressed his
feelings about what he calls Mr.. Hils .reachery
and he bames Hill for the poor showing the Demo-
crnts made up there lie didn't say anything per-
tho elections up the State follows: Il am
sorry that the news from up the State Is not bet
ter. The result ought 10 convince the upstate
Democrats that they should get together and or
gHniZe. are organized down here
John f. Carroll was nj Tammany Hall yesterday
cleaning up the odds and ends after the cam
paign. Police Commissioner John II. Sexton. who
came In later. was smiling: We'll. We knocked out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
LIGHT VOTE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia Nov. Sin this city yesterday the
total vote cast was 152 1888. The registration was
2lS354 The contest on the State ticket was over
the office Of State Treasurer and Colonel James E.
Barnett (aep) had 69.5s3 plurality over his Demo-
cratic opponent. William T. Greasy. J. Hay Brown
Republican candidate for the Supreme Court, had
60 s74 plurality Mesrezat DEM. but both
were elected as there are two vacancies in that
body. For State Superior Court. Mitchell tRep)
had 81 4s5 plurality over Reilly Oem). These fig
urcs would indicate that result of the attack
on Barnetts military record he cut about ten
thousand votes in this city. The proposition TO
authorize a loan Of 100000 for the improvement
Of the city's water supply was Overwhelmingly
carried
Tho latest figures indicate that Barnett had from
llO 90 TO 1901 600 plurality in the State The extent Of
the cutting cannot yet be ascertaned accurately.
but it is believed that he suffered the loss Of at
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SHAW'S PLURALITY IN IOWA.

Des Mcines Iowa. Nov. Selection returns
came in slowly to-day, but continued to be
more favorable TO the Republicans. Governor
Shaw's plurality. which last night was figured at
5000 is now declared TO he 81 900 by the Re-
publican Committee, the Democrats conceding
10000. Comparison with the vote of two years
ago shows Republican gains. although the vote
is much lighter than then. Several counties
heretofore Democratic, notably Monroe. have
given good sized Republican pluraties. Sixty
seven counties far reported give Shaw
plurality Of iO3O1
The indications point to Republican gains in
the lower house Of the Legislature Cummins.
candidate for the United States Senate. claims he
will have clear majority in the House, and
that the Serate will be evenly divided between
himself and his chief opponent Gear The indi-
cations that the result Of the Senate con-
test will not be decided by yesterdays election
and that the nomination will depend on the Re-
publican legislative caucus in January.
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RESULTS IN OTHER STATES.
WHAT WAS DONE IN SOUTH DAKOTA VIRGINIA
KANSAS AND ELSEWHERE

WHAT WAS DONE IN SOUTH DAKOTA. VIRGINIA
KANSAS AND ELSEWHERE.
Aberdeen. S. D.. Nov. s-More complete returns
from the State at large confirm last nights esti
mates of majority Of seven thousand to ten thou
sand for the Republican candidate for Supreme
Judge.
San Francisco. Nov s.-The Mayoralty contest in
this city resulted in a majority for Phelan Dem
of 1856 over Davis Rep). The election based
purely on local issues. The Democrats elected most
Of their candidates the Republicans filing but six
important Offices
Richmond. Va. Nov. s.-The returns show that
the State Senate will be entirely Democratic. the
only member outside OF the regular party nominees
being w. y. Stands. Independent Democrat. from
Isle of Wight The House will he composed Of
and four Republicans. Martin will secure the nomi-
nation in the party caucus for United States Sem
ator by a safe majority.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov s-Thompson (Rep).
for Mayor. has "A majority OF $50. The Republicans
also elected Recorder and Auditor and the Demo-
Gratis. the Attorney, Treasurer and Justice OF the
Peace The coursil stands nine REPUBLICANS and
Ogden. Provo. Park City and Logan.
Jackson Miss Nov. s-The returns from all over
the State indicate that the vote poled Yesterday
was much smaller than expected. especially in the
country precincts. The total vote will not ex-
coed 5000. The Noel election amendment is I'M
doubtedly defeated. although the vote is somewhat
close The indications that Longino ()em)
will have plurality Of 30 ono over Prewtt (PopJ
for Governor.
Topeka Kan Nov. s.-The reports from the cleo
ton in Kansas show Republican gains throughout
the state The votes cast for Sheriff. County
Clerk. County Treasurer Register OF Deeds. Sur
yeyor Coroner and Commissioner In each Of the
lG counties Judges in eight judicial districts Judges
Of two Courts OF Common Pleas. and two state
Senator's to I'LL vacancies caused by designations.
little interest was taken In the election. and the
vote generally light. The Republicans have
elected six Of the ten judges and the two state
Senators All vacances-John I. CLANCY. OF
Shawnee County, and G. c. Mccarthy. OF Jefferson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

Mazet" said he your family amt everything,
said Mr. Carroll. with a twinkle IN ms p eye;
aid n little knocking out in our district ny
s elected in the XXIXth. and that Is the nrst .iie
in years that Democratic Assemoymdn mas ixi Y'
Stewart elected Ryttenberg elected ana me o', .
victories Tammany Will have thirty-two "i w Ne
,birtvdve Assembiymen from this county MI
Carroll said he wasn't surprised tnat Hom.r o ~,
the Republican and Citizens Union candua'e III ~ ~
ali along not because his opponent, Mr.. hyt, In
hnrg was a strong candidate, but because ~ ,,n
exnected Frank Buckley, who had been turnen uow II
bv Ouigg's orders take his revenge at the pots;
Tho Republican candidate for Alderman N '"o
rict was elected while Folks was defeated VA.
bernard F. Martin. Tammany leader IN me ~ IN
District was also at Tammany Hall ne sald INA,
Citizens Union candidate in his district. was an en-
tirely personal one. and that IT was no hepuoitaa
,ictorv eve had no trouble in electing an Alder
The Tammany men were not 50 wei sa, ,,s"r
,astoraav over the ~ut OF the election lor Ener,
man THE Democratic representa- ton In the boaru
Is cut down and they don't like THIS.
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ODELL INCREASES HIS ESTIMATE.
HE RECEIVES WORD THAT II. s MKNIGHT
HAS PROBABLY BEEN ELECTED TO
THE ASSEMBLY IN QUEENS

Information received at the headquarters Of the
Republican state Committee In the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday caused Chairman Odell to in-
crease his estimate OF the number OF Republicans
elected to the Assembly. He said last evening that
there would be ninety-fve Republican members Of
the Assembly, and possibly ninety-sx. His infor-
nation was that Harvey Stewart Mcknight. the
Republican candidate In the Id District of Queens
County. probably had been elected. although the
returns showed the election of Cyrus b. Gale by a
majority OF ten votes. II said that the In
spectors Of election had failed to count for Nc
knight nineteen votes which had been cast for him
on the Battle Axe ticket because his name was
put on the ticket II. Stewart Mcknight, instead
of Harvey s. Mcknight. There was not any doubt
ii was said. that the courts would order the count
ing of the nineteen votes for the Republican can.
didate
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The following received from Negroes, date
FOUR SOLDIERS SENTENCED TO DEATH.
THEIR CASES AWAITING ACTION BY SECRETARY
ROOT AND THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Nov. s-rhe four cases OF soldiers
In the Philippines sentenced To death by court
martial which reached the War Department by
yesterdays mail are awaiting transmission to the
Secretary OF War The men under sentence are
Private Otto r. Conine. Corporal George Damp
hotter and Private Peter Bennett OF Company H.
18th Infantry. and Private William f. Scarbor-
ougn. OF Company y. Sd Infantry These cases
will go to the Secretary OF War and from him to
the President for approval Executive action cam
not be predicted but it is generally understood
here that II the sentences not committed by
the President IT is more than likely that the at
torneys for the convicted men will endeavor by
technical flaws In the proceedings to prevent the
imposition OF the extreme penalty II Is under
stood also that General Otiss approval OF the
fences was coupled with a recommendation for
mercy. To make this recommendation the Gem
eral would have 10 approve the sentence. no
haa the right to disapprove the sentence in toto.
but mitigate II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
DRIVING THE INSU RGENTS.
GENERAL MACARTHUR'S TROOPS OCCUPY
ANOTHER TOWN IN LUZON.

ANOTHER TOWN IN LCZON
Manila. Nov. s. 5.55 p M.-General Mac
Arthur has occupied Mabalacat His entire line.
including the 10Th. 18th and 9th Infantry and
part Of the 4th Cavalry. is extended three miles
in front Of Angeles. in a good. tactical position
Major Bell took Mabaacat. Being ordered to
reconnoitre yesterday until he located the en-
envy he pushed into the town. driving out two
companies OF Insurgents and killing several Fill
pino officers The Americans suffered no loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

London. Nov. 9.-"The Daily News" comment
Ing upon the American elections. says 1t believes
Mr.. Bryan has no chance for the Presidency and
that Mr.. Mckinley has every reason to hope for
a second term. 1t says:
President Mckinley will now have a free hand
in the Philippines. Nevertheless he had better
make haste to win. He has obtained q sort OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
DEATH OF MAJOR HIGH J.

DEATH OF MAJOR HUGH J. MGRATH.
Washington. Nov s-A cable message from Cen
eral Otis this afternoon says that Major Hugh j
McGrath captain 4th Cavalry died at Manila
yesterday from wounds secelved At the Battle Of
Novaleta. a month ago. Major McCirath ap-
pointed TO the Military Academy from Wisconsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

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BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
ASSEMRIYMA
ALDERMEN
MAGISTRATES MUNICIPAL c

MAGISTRATES MUNICIPAL COURT.
First District-Hadock daep) 2,oii: Kenney DEM.
1894; Kenncys plurality. l.2s0 800,
Second Distributions Rep). l6is; STAKE 'Deinl olc<'
Stakes plurality. 1854
COUNTY JUDGE
Stephens Rep and Dem First Ward 3oo Second
Ward 2O2O; Third Ward 2cOi, Fourth Ward. l.437;
Fifth Ward 1858. total. l0l2
COUNTY CLERK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS PLURALITY.

Boston. Nov s-The figures OF yesterdays cleo
ton stand to-day practically as they were an
nounced last night the few changes made necessary
by revised returns having been slight.
The plurality OF W. Murray Crane. the Republican
candidate for Governor. will he within few votes
OF e5.l25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

fore this. my oldest
now nearly Ave years
nble cough; he had
winter and all sum-
clans did him no
nothing my wife and
him any good. AZ
covery' had cured
I wrote my wife 10
from the country. she
him there TO see IL
would do him good.
ing in Savannah.
time. She brought
and after giving him
Golden ~ c 4 ic al
for a time he entirely
rD~,,~.<A Co.eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

least % 900 votes In this way. There was scarceiy
arv sign OF contest In the state AT iaree' anu
the vote generally was light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
ASSENBLYMEN.


,,,. ,s,-,c, callahan ,Rep) 200: wssei noem).
q 40. GLEASON 1nd). 1907. Wssel's plurality 2lto
second Dstrict--Mcknight tRep). l--I "die '"'"'''
'hird ps,rIct~poughy lRepD 4239 Townsend Rep).
g. Az Doughiy's plurality slI
ALDERMEN.
First pistrict-Anderson O2ep). 1865: Geiser pem''
$3.50 Geisers plurality. LOSS - o. ,no,
Second Distrct--Garbey 'Rep). 44of; otten 'Ce"'''
1876. Otten's plurality. 81
MAGISTRATES MUNICIPAL COURT
FRS. Dstrict--Maney tRepl. 26e3; kadieu 'De"'''
oconh pIstrc,pEdwards ep) S,724; Rasqun Dem)
4g23 Rasquins plurality. l,lT, ,,,- ,r,.
3l63 McLaughln's plurality. IA
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
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The Peoples

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nor other narcotic.
rible cough something over a
could find nothing to stop IT,
me a particle Of good" writes
Esq. OF Cameron. Screven Co.,
CHANGED to see an advertise
and forthwith bought a bottle
liable Golden Medical
fore ] had taken half a
urely well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
NEW GOVERNMENT FOR NEGROs.

Washington. Nov. S.-The following cable dis
patch from General Otis has been received at
the War Department:
Manila. November 1.
The following received from Negroes. dated to-
day:
To the President OF the United States: The cvil
governors. councillors. judges and secretaries who
constitute the new government Of this island In
taking possession thereof this day have the high
honor Of affectionately saluting Your Excecncy,
and trust that in the Inauguration of this form OF
government based upon the liberal and democratic
Institutions which have made that great republic
grand and prosperous. new will open up
10 this region which will enable II to reach the
legitimate goal OF Us inspiration.
MENICIO SEVERILO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
pETrRNs FROM QUEENS AND RICHMOND

The following are the latest hgures OF the 'o'e
for the various candidates In the boroughs OF
Queens and Richmond:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

When new star floats into the field of vision
of some watchful astronomer, the world honors
the discoverer, gives the new star ht-
>kl.. ting name, and records the addition to
~ the sum of human knowledge gained
ms BY this discovery. Yet of what small
~ profit to humanity at large is this dis
covery9 What will those cold star rays
do for the sleepless sufferer who coughs and burns
the long night through?
far greater discovery for the sick is DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery, remedy which has
cured thousands of such sufferers. Obstinate and
and deep-seated coughs, bronchitis, weak and
bleeding lungs and other conditions, which, If
neglected, lead to consumption, are permanently
cured by Golden Medical Discovery" 1t con-
tans no alcohol or other intoxcant, neither OPT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

renewed lease OF public confidence. but nothin'
more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

Columbus, Nov S-J. J. Gill, Republican. Is eject
ed over Lavoser Spence. Democrat. for Congress
in the xvIth Ohio District by Ao votes. MT. 'ii'
will MI the unexpired term of the late Lorenzo Da"