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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-23
Washington Letter

From our regular Correspondent.
WAsHINGToN, November 19.-How Demo-
Gratis in Congress feel toward the proposition
to reduce Southern representation in Congress
and in the Electoral College, which is being
urged by quite number of Republicans, may
be judged from these remarks of Senator
Money: IF an attempt is made to reduce the
Congressional representation from the South,
l, for one, will be willing to talk from the Sd
day of December to noon on the 4th day of
March. And it won't be wind, either. 1t will
he a speech worth listening to. ] have been
preparing for this fight for some time. If the
Republicans attempt that reduction, they
might as well prepare for an extra session of
Congress. They will not pass their shipping
bill, nor, indeed, anything else in the way of
| legislation" Every Democratic Senator and
Representative, who has been in Washington.
holds practically the same sentiments that
Senator Money expressed. Leading Republi-
cans, who see danger in the matter, are trying
| to stop the talk among the small fry about
| forcing this sort of legislation through Con-
gress by reminding them Of the Republican de-
| feat which followed the attempts to jam the
| notorious Force Bill through Congress
| 1t seems that the public is not to be allowed
| to get on the inside of whatever crookedness
there has been in handling Cuban money, in
addition to the known stealngs OF the Nicely
| gang, il the Senate Committee on Relations
with Cuba, or rather the Republican members
of that committee can prevent it. even when
! there is no campaign going on to be affected
1t was known, and stated in this paper, when
the Senate ordered this investigation TO be
made, that the committee would make no pre-.
tense even of acting until after the election
I
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To the Hon. James u. EFdtter$:
The Grand Jury for the November term of
1900 beg leave TO report:
That they baye been il session for five days
and during that'time have examined G6 wit
nesses have found IA true hills, l6 present
rients and dismissed 10 eases from want Of
sufficient testimony upon when t0iEdic:.
We have made an effort along the lines
suggested by your Honor III your charge
that If possible, We find some reliable resii-
mony OF violations Of the local option law,
but we have found it al exceedingly difficult
task--lt Is apparent tu rs, that this law is
being violated, but witnesses, who are sup
posed to have knowledge on the subject. fail
TO give facts upon which true bills can be
found or justified
We have, after investigation, a-certained
that the Baltimore and Lenigh Railroad Com
pany have, during the past two months,
taken steps to remedy whatever serious de-
fects there were in the road for which reason
we have concluded 10 DO nothing in the
matter, further than to pass it 10 the next
grand jury. ~
We have visited the jai! aud have found it
| in as good condition as the the circumstances
| will permit. There are five persons confined,
one awaiting trial for assault with intent TO
kill, three awaiting trial for burglary and
one, j Ohm Soreli, who was judged insane IN
June last for whom the grand jury would
recommend removal to some proper irstitn-
| ton for treatment. We enter cur earnest
protest against the uncleanly and Unsantary
condition of the grand jury room and trust
| that the matter can he brought to the attention
| OF the County Commissioners. We desire &c
| express orr thanks for the courtesy and as
sistance extended TO US by the Court ana
States Attorney during our session. We
| therefore ask to be discharged.
WM. j. FoRsYTHE,
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The baltimore and Lehish

For some weeks past there has been rumort
about the consolidation of the Baltimore and
Lehigh Railway with several other railroads
which would form q trunk line Of their own.
This talk has recently been renewed and the
daily papers of last Friday gave an account OF
meeting of the stockholders to be called on
Tues day to discuss the matter.
At meeting held on the latter date the
agreement looking to change in the owner
ship of the property was presented.
The directors, as individual stockholders,
signed the agreement. 1t gives to Alexander
Brown & Sons an option to buy the stock at
SO per share, which extends to March 3lst
next. The stockholders have until December
10Th to deposit the stock with the Mercantile
Trust and Deposit Company, where the agree
ment will be kept for their signatures.
While, of course, 1t is hard for an outsider
to tell what may be involved IN this deal, yet
we feel sure that 1t cannot but mean increased
railroad facilities for the country which the
road traverses. The road seems now to be in
good condition, and the trains are run regu-
larry, but the patrons are always glad to wei
come improvements.
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The case Of Hetrick against the Conowingo
Bridge Company Was submitted to the jury on
Monday evening They agreed upon n YER
dict, which was said to have been for the De
fendant, but when the plaintiff was called he
refused TO answer and non suit was entered.
On Tuesday the criminal docket was taken
up. William Thomas, charged with burglar.
iuusly entering the house o. DIR. j. G. segar
in Havre dc Grace and stealing therefrom q
lot of silgerware, was tried before jury.
Verdict Guilty. McNabb and Hopkins fol-
State, Cooley aud Preston for defense.
William Dulton, colored, was convicted OF
an assault on Charles Wye, colored, and
sentenced to one year in the House of Cor
reclion. Hopkins aud MeNab5 for State and
Stiner for defense
William 8. Daugherty, charged will
violating the local option law was acquitted
McNabb and Hopkins for State, Preston for
defense. The jury was discharged until next
Monday.
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CHROME HILL, November 2I.-Mr. and Mrs
George street., of Silver Hill Park, speut some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirk.
Miss Anni> Swift, of White Hail. spent some
time with friends around this neighborhood
and returned home Saturday.
The Cooptown Epworth League held .
social entertainment ct the home of Mrs
| Thomas Mah&n last Friday.
Mrs McCIaren Spencer was thrown from
her buggy on Friday at Jar:ettsviile, but
| escaped without much injury.
Mir. Amcss Ewing, of havre do Grace, wa,
The guest Of Mr. and Mrs. George Street,, OF
silver Hill Park, on Friday.
A series Of meetings began at JarrettsvilIe
! on Sunday night.
| A horse belonging to Mr.. Oscar Gilbert, o.
| this place was recently choked to death.
| Mrs. James Barton, who has been i'll fol
some time, is no better.
! Mr.. Ross Barton, who has been at school il
| Baltimore, was home to attend the funeral O
| Raymond stokes last Friday.
| Miss Sadie Cochran is visiting her sister
| Mrs Harry Gross, OF COoptown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Mshan spent TUesda,
| and Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
/ james, st Baldwin.
Mrs. Mary j. Mahan and son, Arthur, o
| Churchyille, spent Saturday and Sunday viii
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mahan, of this place.
SHARP EYES.
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ALDINo, NoTember 2O--TRe J. P. s. G. E
of Hopewell N. T. Church l-'a husiues
meeting ard social ut the home q! Miss Myrtle
Bowman last Tuesday evening. About tiftJ
persons were present and the evening wal
spent in music and games. Rcfreshment:
were served and all present enjoyed them
selves.
Mr. Davis X. Jones and family start to-day
for Denver, Colorado, where they will MAXI
their future home.
Professors K. NJ. Browning, Fairman 4
Sadler, DIR. W. r. Hin and Mr.. Woodford, o.
Baltimore, ard DIR. j. L. Chamberlain, Rol
Walker and Il. T. BArlows, of Chester, Pa.
spent Thursday, the 18Th instant, in thi
neighborbood cunning. They reported rab
bits very scarce.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Il. Keen, of Whining
| ton, Delaware, spent last week with Mr.
Keen's brother, Mr.. William j. Keen, of ihi
place.
Revival services will commence at iIOpcwel
NJ. p. Church next sunday night, EoVembe
| 25th.
Vernon Sheridan, OF this place, who ha
been seriously i'll for the past five weeks, i
conVae5cent. ROUGH RIDER.
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Personal Mentions.

Messrs. William Enfield and Isaac Terrell
| are both critically i'll at their homes neal
Cooper.
We are glad to be able to state that Judge
Hugh T. Bay, who has been quite i'll for some
| time, is much better.
Mr.. N. Oscar Stokes, of Jarrettsville, is
still confined to his room with typhoid fever.
Elwood and Charles, two sons of Mr..
August Martin, of Fallston, are recovering
from severe attacks of typhoid fever.
Mrs. John w. Bay has removed from her
summer home at Perryman, to her city resi-,
dcnce in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Msckall Mackenzie, of Balti-
more, has been the guest of Mrs. Mollie s.
Gilbert.
Miss Emma Rutledge, of Madonna, is spend.
ing the week with her cousin, Miss Reths
Pocock, near Bel Air.
Miss Grace Cover is visiting relatives in
Washington, u. G.
Col 5. n. Hyde has moved from Hyde &c
his city home for the winter.
Mr.. W. N. Day is quite sick at his home
near Prospect.
Mrs. James Barton whose residence is neal
Jarrettsyille is threatened with typhoid fever,
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Bel Air Notes.

MIR. Arthur Geatty who has been attending
| the Baltimore Business College, has accepted
position with Clark & johnson, of Bati-
more.
The Misses Proctor paid a visit to friends
| in Baltimore last week.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Guyton, who has been
spending the past few months in Bel Air has
returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Rouse and Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Evans went to Havre de Grace on
Tuesday afternoon. They took the sailing
| craft Reckless and went on the flats where
| the gentlemen Of the party enjoyed a days
duck shooting.
Detectives Miller and Mowbray were in
Bel Air on Tuesday as witnesses in the
Thomas burglary case.
Mr.. Harry LeVely, of Annapolis, was q
visitor in town last Saturday.
Mr.. A. P. Gilbert has been visiting his
mother Mrs. Mollie =. Gilbert.
Messrs. Paul Upp and Frank Lee, Of
Sparrews Point, we're the guests of Mrs
Mary T. Lee last Sunday.
Mir. Moores Cover, of Baltimore, has beer
visiting his sisters during the past week.
Mr.. edward Ferry, of Germantown, Phila
| delphia, has been in Bel Air for the pas
week.
Rev. j. w. Campbell, of Sweet Air, Balti
more county, was the guest of MIR. Harry
| Hanna, this week.
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From NbinSflOns

ABINGDON. November 2I.-The teacher
meeting which was held at the schooIhougt
this piece or Saturday afternoon YVES Yer,
Instructive.
.sJes%ss. 4. I. Gilbert and G. X. Sewel
started TO-DAY for Westover, where 1hey Wi!
spend few days cunning.
Miss Leila MuRdcr, OF Ba'timo. e, spen
Saturday and SUNDAY with her grandmother
Mrs NJ j.. Seweil.
Miss Carroll, of Havfe DE- Grace, has beef
appointed as assistant teacher for the schoo
1t this place ard Will commence with heI
duties on Thursday OF this week.
Master Eddie LeIght, of this place, cele
braied his l4th birthday on Tuesday night o.
this week The youngsters present srent {
pleasant evening in playing games etc.
Mrs. Sarah Lytle and daughter, Miss
Florence, of Baltimore, but formerly of Mag
noiia, were in the village on Tuesday.
Some Of our farmers who s0wGd theii
wheat early, are pasturing the same. Z.
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Our reighbor, Tie Egis, takes an optimistic
view OF The results Of the election. This is
right. There is nothing in all the world SO
conducive to happiness as a contented spirit,
and il The HgiS can be so overjoyed over
the result in Harford. we viii endeaVor to get
what little comfort we may out OF what is
left to us, viz: The Congressional District,
the state Of Maryland and Ot is hardly
worth mentioning) the NatiOn!-Bd Ah
Times
Our esteemed Times has proven itself to bt
a true prophet in every sense Of the word
May the happiness o! a contented spirit evei
possess US both, cor warp our judgments for
otis with our Judgments as our watches
none 20 just alike, yet each believes his
own" And yet it does not follow that thu
bigger the watch, the better the time. Ant
then, too we must still insist that Hartford il
4 part OF the Nation.
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The young ladies' Of Bel Air have organized
book club Gs profitable means of Willing
away the long winter which will soon be upon
MS. The idea Is an unique one and c0mmends
Itself both rs inexpensive and combining
many excellent social features. The dues
which are only triHing are used in purchasing
an equal number Of The latest hooks as there
are members. These are exchanged and the
club meets once in every two weeks 10 dis
cuss the merits Of each individual work.
Other diversions will probably be introduced
In the spring when the charter of the or
ganization expires, so to speak, each one
takes hook which is allotted by chance.
At meeting on Monday afternoon Miss
Priscilla Forwood was elected president
and Miss Anna W. Harris secretary ant
lib arian.
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ABERDEEN, November 2l.-MrS. ""Tr y.
Csin. wife Of Mr Thomas Cain, of ho1lhty
Hin, died on Monday night aged ffty-twu
wears. She had beer in i'll heath Size las,
nav. Funeral services will take pace d;
1913 A " on Thursday at her late home,
IN, ermenl il Grove Presbyterian Gene cry.
Egaugcicai services al e being neli at Grove
Pfe.hytelia., Church. The meeting ON Mon
day evening WAS in Charge If Rev. Mr.. Sterl
ing. of Harmony, and on Tuesday evening the
Rev Samuel c. WATSON, Of Churchgillc, occn
pied the pulpit. This evenings service, in
charge Of the pastor, Rev. David Jam so !. viii
close tie mee'iugs
Mrs. samuel Wann and daughter, Miss
Edith OF New York, Were guests If Mrs. I
l., tisnway, Of tits place, several days Of last
week.
Mrs. {. 3. Osborn, who has been quite sick
for several weeks Is now conyaiescenE.
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CARsGNs November 20 trace, the daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Wash. Preston, died OF
SUNDAY morning at her home near Carsins d
iiuhtieria Mr.. aud Mrs Preston have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
jefferson school has closed for while OF
account OF dipG'hsria in the neEEborhoOd.
Mrs. Major Jewens, who las been very Z!
for sereral weeks, IS able 10 he out again.
Maater Clyde Jewens Is also able to leave
his room.
Raym outl James, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
James, died this morning of diphtheria, at his
home near CarsiGs.
Mr. Davis Jones and family leave on Thurs
day for Denver, Colorado, where they expect
to make their home in the future Mr. GeUrgt
Lilly will move to the place he vacates.
TIE new store and dwelling house of Nr
Levi Bachteli will soon re completed, aut
When dom will add very much to tie looks o
CaYsins.
Reports are in ejaculation that waddin!
bells will ring in the near future L No.
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From Calvary.

CALVARY, November 2O.-Rev. A. Barnes
pastor of Calvary NJ. L. Church, preached tC
the Junior Order on Sunday last.
Miss SUSIE Martin returned from Baltimore
last Saturday.
Miss Emma yanhorn spent part of last week
with MIS-. Dover.
Mr.. and hrs. Harry G. Keen spent Sunday
with Mrs. Keen's mother, Mrs. Dever.
Miss Clarce Street, spent Saturday and
SUNDAY with Miss Hattie Webster.
Harry Mitchell spent Sunday with hi
mother, Mrs. j. f. Mitchell.
The Langielow Literary Society of Calvary
school held their second meeting on last Fri
day. The programme was well carried out
and the next meeting will be held on Friday
the 23u.
Miss Annie Mitchell is threatened witt
typhoid fever.
our school has over thirty scholars on rolf
four new scholars came in last Monday.
VIRGINIA PUMPKIN VINE.
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In remembrance of our dear mother, Ellie
d. HORNBEltGE R, who departed this inf
November 81, 1895:
Thy rod ana staff they CON fort those,
Who put their trust in Thee:
They Ecip thc.n over deaths da' / vale,
Aud give them liberty
No evils Feared. for these vino traSt,
in thai strong rod shove,
They walk in psucr. the shadow vale,
Still trusting IN His love.
This vale Of taurs is bad 10 t.. nd.
And rough in many prnc;
The heart Of Jesus lights thc say,
Uu!O Il 10 holy face.
Weep not for those who 'C-i in Christ,
How sweet ana cal Icr s,Cup,
Her ~ res ard troubles ali are Ger,
avjaic2 aud do Ut weep.
@, happy souls, who meet thoi. God,
t: glorious s-hi Su:iimc:
Forever prasiii@ Christ the Lord.
And shalt n@ for al! tiI'ie.
RY HIR CHILDREN.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad c, mpauy an
| nouncos the following Personally -COuuuc;eG
Tours Cor the season 19aO-19Oi:
| Calif0rnia.-A thirty tive-day tour will leave
| New York, Philadelphia, HnrrsbuFg, snd
Pittsburg February Id. TIE party will travel
over the entire route by the Golden GATE
Special" the finest train thai crosses the CON
tinent.
Florida.-Three tours to jacksonville will
leave New York and Philadelphia February )
and 10. and March 5. The first two of these
"Flowery state.'' Tickets for the third tour
will be good to return by regular trains until
May 81, 1901.
Tickets Tor the above tours will besold from
all principal points on the Pennsylvania Rail
road. For detailed itineraries, giving rates and
full information. address Thus. &c. Wat,
Passenger Agent Western District, Pittsburg;
B. Couraepder, Jr., Passenger Agent EaltI-
more District, Baltimor q. studs, Passenger
Agent Southeastern District. Washington; or
Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Phi adelph'a.
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From Forest HILL.

FOREST HILL, November 20.-Miss Grac,
Neil, of Baltimore, is visiting Miss Mami'
Twining. r..
Mr.. Harry Bull, of the same city, spent las
Saturday and Sunday IN the neiEhb1rhood.
Among those who attended the Christian
Endeavor Convention il Baltimore last week
were Mrs. Ell TUCKER ana Mis-. Eugen'
Tucker.
The protracted services will begin again q
Centre NJ. f. Church GU S0nday next, Novem
Der 25th. They have been postponed sine
September.
Since the opening o! the cunning season
many of those interested il the sport aev
been seen wandering over the fields aa'
woods in search OF the game. judging from
tho plumber killed oy some Il must be yer.
plentiful. DIR. Charles wilson aud som
FRIENDS were ont. on Saturday and brough
back several dozen raAnits, besides many birds
inclu ling pheGsants AND cartridges.
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DUBLIN, November q Mr.. Wesley VI c
Doom has accepted position 10 Virginia an c
will leave Dublin December lst.
The Dublin school teachers must feei very
much gratified with The number Of scholars
attending school. During the past We, X there
was an average of over 60, aud there aIe still
boys and girls who will start soon.
Miss Cora Crawford, of Mactou, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. A. Lee, of this place
MIR. VIM. Day is seriously III at his home at
MRctnn.
Revival meetings are in progress al the
Dublin VI. +. Church.
Don't f1rger to come and hear Mrs, Has!up
on Sunday plgnt at Dublin.
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Fa1IStOn n II VS..

FALLsToN, November 2l.-Mr. Matthew
Tabaucy is amnng those or the sick list
Mr.. George L. Os'heim is repaihiin2 hi
house.
Miss Mary NJ &oud is visiting relatives ii
Baltimore.
Mr.. and iars William H. Street, ard aot
were am5ug those present at the Msynadier
Waters wedding in Govanstown this evening
Mr. Oscar scarborough, of a shhurton. Bal
!imu:a county, is pending Il lew days Will
relatives here
Game is scarce, but guns are pseritfn'.
0USEByFy
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From Magnolia.

MAGNOLIA, November 2l.-MisF Margare
Preston and Mr.. Grand Wcrde!l, Of Perry vile
" ere married last evening at the home of tEt
brides father. Mir. !. H. Preston, at n'cIock
=. NJ.
Miss Rebecca JefTeIs has returned from 4
visit to her sister, Mrs John Archer
The tick Of this Vicinity are lmproVIH
steadily.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Company
has pre,t ntcd the Ladies' aid sOc:ctT ,tbruuzh
heir genial and accommodating agent, Mr
NiHiam & JefTery, Of Bet All one If theiI
latest model machines, Tor The comiug bsZlr.
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News Of The RaiIwnys.

The manaE emcnt of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad has contracted with the
Baldwin Locomotive Works for thirty more
new freight engines, to be delivered next March
Thcy will be alike in construction, each having
three pairs Of drivers and Il set of leading and
trailing trucks. The driving wheels will meas
ure sixty four inches in diameter and the
truck wheel thirty-seven inches i'll diameter.
The dimensions OF the cylinders will be ii by
"a inches. The engines will differ from the
average freight tram pulleT in having wider
and shorter tireboXcs. The tirebOxes will be Z
feet long aud feet wide, and their heating
surface, com ned with that of the tubes, VIII
be about 49S square feet. The weight of
each engine IT'S drivers will be 10000
pounds. The leading trucks will weigh 10000
pounds and the trailing trucks $4,000 pounds.
Unloadcd, each tender will weigh about 3S, COO
pounds. 1t will have Il capacity OF 5000 gal
Ions of water and between nine and ten tons
of coal,
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IGHBORH0OD NEWS
Gathered tp Cur Correspondents.


WHEEL. November 2O-Mr. ana Mrs. Ed
ward Rosenbaum, OF Philadelphia, Is thu
guests of Mrs. NJ. A. Lee.
Mrs Emma Finuey End children, Of Bel Air
made short visit TO the family of Mr. II. j.
HollngSworth.
Protracted meeting still continues n the
Mountain Christian Church. One WAS i'm
nIersed last night.
mir. Corbett ana son are erecting the fence
around the cemetery OF Mouutaih Church. II
is expected 10 be completed by the time this
goes to print. SUEFLowEE.
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Road CHECKS issue3.-Hl'on Bull, So. IS
W. 7. Hrditch, $l4.59; George w. NeCom as,
$74 80; Hsury Vogts, -; George Moril, $50 81;
Samuel NJ GalIion. $200G; f. G Hooker
1851; Charles HOFFMAN, $725: Corbir
Taylor. SIS -; John T. smith, $1,000
Edward Mclaughlin, s.: Daniel A. Bay
$50 G3: John W. McFaddeu, $l1.13; W. A.
Wheeler, So.
Orders given on Treasurer-G A. Osborn
& Son coffin, 81; N Dean K Son, same, $50
A. {. Aarouson, constable, $50 t5; Noel
Small, Amshouse. Sl4 So: b. II. Jores, con
stable, 50 50; W. r. Knight, same, $3.25.
The White:ord road matter was held FOL
further consideration.
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BAGLRY, November 2l.-lhe business meet
ing of Friendship Chapter of the Epwoitl
League VIII meet November 9Th al the hone
Il i. H. Amuss, at P. NJ. A large attend
luce is requested by the president.
The following are the names Of the de e
gates elected 20 attend the Annual Conv"I.
rinn of tAe East baltimore D.stric; EpwoI th
league, TO be held at East Baltimore station.
corner Haltmc and Washington streets,
December 9Th and 7;h {: Niss Edith Garrett T.
son, MIR. Charles BagIef, Miss Lille Preston,
iiss Bessie Amoss and Miss Lille V b g!ey.
i he ailernates are Mrs. Alice johnson, Mr.. j.
y. Matters, Miss Msryluu Amoss, MIR. William
Bn!chinGn and Mr.. q. E. HCrabergcr.
Speciai services have been he'd this week at
tie Falston Pre5bJ terrain Church, aud will be
held tonight (Friday) SUNSHINE.
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OBITU AIRY.


Mrs. Martha w. Robinson, of Highland,
died on Tuesday orning after an illness
of several weeks, aged rs years. Two sons
survive her, Joseph Robinson with whom she
lived and Isaac Robinson prominent canned
goods broker of Baltimore. She was buried
Thursday morning at Friends Meeting House
Broad Creek