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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Ineidente en- Ia COrte
Ell eterno ridlculo

Esta maiiana una de nuestros redactores
Sc dirigi6 la alcalda de esta ciudad, q fin de
yer como Sc presentaba la vista pGblica de la
causa que Sc sigue al ilustrado doctor Cueto
de Hato Grande, por supuesto delito de false
dad.
El numeroso pdblico impid6 a nuestro
compaflero realizar su prop6sito Sc dirg6-
como otras veces 10 ha hecho-a una habita-
ci6n que oueda q la derecha de los msgistra-
dos que forman sala All Sc e acerc6 ell po-
licfa ndmero SIS queriendo obligarle q desalo-
jar el sitio, 10 que Sc opuso rotundamente
nuestro redactor.
Como ell sargento Soto, compelia al suso-
dicho poicfa a que CumpllerG con su deber este
es que no permitiese al sefior Toro Fernandez
continuar en- aque sitio e guardia parece
que quiso acudir q medios voentos, ,evitandose
un conflicto por haber intervenido desde sn
asento el seiior Kearney el juez de policia
senior Faura.
Nuestro compaiiero alegaba que no estaba
de intruso en- aquel departments, sino osten-
tando la representation de La DEMOCRACIA.
En- resGmen: sucedi6, 10 que sucede Guam
do no Sc tiene raz6n: que ell sargento y el
guardia nGiuero 51S no pudieron sostener su
prestigio, intentando efectuar un abuse.
Els mas al ado de nuestrO amigo es-
taban don Manuel Muhoz, don Raimundo
Faura, don Ramon Arce otros muchos que
NADIA tenen que yer con las ofcinas de la Cor
te y menos con las &c la acaldfa municipal.
NosotroS protestamos de modo en6rgico
contra la conducta del sargento Soto y su su-
baltelno; que, sin duda, por inquira a esta no.
ia, trataron de mortficar, aunque nutlmente,
al senior Toro Fernandez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Rineonete

guez, Fldel Hoyos, EmiIiano Lopez, Eduardo
Rivera, Jose D. Mendez Carlos Vallejo, Saliva.
dor Gallart, Pedro Rivera Colazo, Francisco
Frade, Ramon Tutussans, Nicolas Rodriguez,
Avelno Rivera, Julio Ramos, Ceferino Vaz
quez, Justo Garcia, Gabriel Garcia 20, Vidal
j. Vidal, Miguel Vidal, Ramon Vidal, Jose A,
Vidal Enrique Y. Jose Landr6d, Ramon Flo.
res, Simplicio Diaz, Arturo Diaz, Juan J. Diaz,
Jose Ortiz, Francisco Manuel Rivera, Victorlo
Aponte Tomas Degado Ventura Rivera, Je-
sGs Hernandez, Geogorio Rivera, Pedro Eos
sac, Antonio Colon, Pedro Vidal, lose Castillo,
Rafael Garcia, Martin Rivera, Alfredo Ortiz,
Generoso Ortiz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
ES Miguel MaIdOnadO

Nos hacen obseryar desde Pehuelas que
SIEMPRE FL MIsMo cometi6 un sensible error
en- su A ToNTAs A LoCAS del dia 20.
Tratando del juez de poIlcfa de aquel pue-
bio, barai6 ell nOmbre de nuestro exceIente CO.
rreligionario don Luis Ayarado, cuando el
que ejerce tales funciones es ell agresor del Pc
riodista Myer.
Nos place rectifcar 10 que pas6 para no.
sotros inadvertido; dada la festinaci6n del Pc
riodismo diaro.
El senor Alvarado prestgoso federal de
PehueIaS quen dstinguimos con nuestra
amistad, tiene en- LA DEMoCRACIA los mas JUS
tos respetos y las mas profundas simpatias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
EXCeIenCia del SerViCiO

TN colega nos muestra la curiosa peregri-
n&ci6n de una carta 1irliiia desde San Juan
Manati ell IL de Abril.
Dicha carta la recibi6 la administration
central A LAS z 80 de la tarde del referdo
dis lego q Arecibo ell IA A LAS 10 de la ma.
hans.
sDIAs DEsPuEs, el % de Mayo, Sc rsclbi6
en- el sPost OfficeS de Utuado eli 2s retorn6
San Juan, devolvi6ndoseIe al remtente con
esta nota ScaTta alberta pOr eqUtpOcaci6aS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Camuy, Mayo %.

Luis Muioz Rivera Hotel Inglaterra.--
San Juan.
Federales Hatilo saludan al batallador In
cansable, defensor de nuestras libertsdes pa
trias Y lie reiteran So mas decldlda adhesion
deseandoles un feliz exlto en- sus laudables en-
pehos.
Garcia, Gonzalez, Echevarrla, Alcaide,
AIonzo, oircuns Aviles, Leon, Montafiez, Mon.
tes, Velez, Ruiz, Talavera, Ramon Agular,
Marrero, Delgado, MonrenEean, Vargas, Ara
ma, mora, Gonzalez Arana, Bstancourt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Aguadilla Mayo 2g.
palmel.-

Palmer, ,-UApitaI
En nuestro nombre, de un abrazo de des.
pedda al insigne paadfn de nuestras liberia
des. Los patriotas obedecemos la voz de la
patrla, que obe1ezcan los esclavos la vo2 de
los services -4Cornelo Ruiz, Sanchez Ruiz,
Chapel, Montafiez Alfredo Ruiz Milayes,
Ruiz Santoni, Boeanegra Pedro Ruiz, Lopez,
Antonio Ruiz, Ruiz santlrgo, zavala, Egip-
Gaco, Sanchez, Pablo Ruiz, Gonzalez, Nestor
Millayes Lavtosa, Llamas, Donate Gimenez,
Mercsdo, Wives, Sanchez, Rosa, Dupreia, Pc
rez, Hernandez, Torres, Santiago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Mariana Abril

Aver tarde tuvimos Ell gusto de abrazar q
nuestro querido amigo D. Mariana Abril, cuys
tllterUteto con un representante del NelgS publi-
camos en- otro sitlo.
La calumnia no puede prevalecer y no
prevalecera.
Como ell sefior Abril vino bastante fatiga-
do del viaje, aGn no ha tenido tempo de CO.
munlcarnos sus impresiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Sobre los emigrantes
{ Del <Eco puertorriqueho1 J

SEl aspecto que presentaban los emigran-
tes, dan una amplia idea de la crtica situaci6n
porque atraviesa la isla.
Nuestros pobres campesnos cubiertos de
harapos y con la inanici6n retratada en- sus
rostros huyen despayordos a luengas tierras,
maldiciendo una y mil veces aquelos que,
pudendo, no alivaron sus males.
Efectos de los dos cicIOneS,
Durante estos Gitimos dfas muri6 un ni1o
de corta edad, htjo de una emigrada.
Los bales nOcturnoS, menudeaban entire
los emigrantes y las voces de algunos impro-
visadores, atronaban los aires en- pro de la
emigraci6n,
Aquf sera ell gozar, y ALA sera ell ...su-
frir.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
caYeY. MAYO q.
Mufloa Rivera, Hotel 1ngIaterra.-Capit

Mufioz Rivera, Hotel 1nglaterra. Capital.
Con peua profunda vemos psrtlr al incan-
sable defensor de nuestras llbertadesadios, pa
triota lnmaculado, sdios, paladfn fogoso que
lIeyas eianas .tierrss la bandera de la patria,
para volver, eu DO lejano dia envuelto en- Ia
bandera de Ia justicis. Adios.
Jesds Mnfioz G. Marrero, Ramon Rivera
Dquendo, DeogracIas Gonzalez, Tulio Rodri-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
MUNOZ RIVERA VEL PALS
MANIFESTATIONS ELOOUENTEs
Adhesion y simpatIas
Mayagtiez, Mayo q.

1'UJuBU
MuGoz Rivera. Capital.
Federaes de Aiiasco despldan afectuosa-
mente jefe partidc, envfanle expression sincera
de su afecto esperan que sus gestiones en- la
Metr6pol sean benefciosas Puerto-Rico.
Jose A. Pesaute, V. Urrutia, Dr. Vizca-
rrondo, Vicente Urrutla, hijo, L. Pijuan, Gar
cia, Ortiz, Enrique Green, Antero Alers, Juan
A. Pessnte, f. BIanch, Jose Angel Pijuan,
Pablo Pijuan, f. Montoya, Pe1ro Amedna,
Leopoldo Pljuan, Jacinto Valentin, Antonio
Martin, Ramirez, Charneco, EchevarrIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
BautizO

ESta tarde Sc llevara 4 la plla bautismal
un niho de uuestro querido compafiero don
Bernardino Diaz, emplsado de las ofcnas de
LA DEMoCRACfA.
Apadrinaran al infante nuestro estimado
amigo don Julio Cabrera, de Comerio, su dis
tnguida sefiora doiia America Cuebas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
JU1C1os oRA1Es

Pasado mafana Sc celebraran los siguien-
tes juicios orales en- la Corte de Distrito que
actda en- la alcaldia de Caguas
Uno contra Jesds Marcos Arroyo por ho
micidio.
Otro contra Ramon Santos por homicide
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Vega Baja, Mayo p.
Muhoz Rivera. San Juan.

Federaes de aquf lie saludan cari1osameu-
te deseAndoIe feliz via abrigsn esperanza
de Que su mission sea de resultados satisfacto
rios para ell pals que taLtos sacrfcos cuesta
I'd ! rreIigionaros. Amadeo, Ote-
70, Colon, Muhoz, Landr6n, Toro, Marchessi,
Rodriguez, Font, Sandoval, Gonzalez, Cine
neg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Vega .Baia. Mavo %.

Muioz Rivera, Hotel 1nglaterra Capital.
Detenido Ultima hora no puedo ir dar-
le abrazo de despedida. Dlos le conceda vlaje
feiz, 6xito en- su empresa regreso triunfante
q su desgraciada patrla. DR. Amadeo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Cayey, Mayo %.

Luis Mufioz Rivera. San Juan.
Buen viaje. Oiala encuentre usted buen
6xito. Adios, que recuperemos la lbertad y
la justicia que falta los buenos puertorrigue.
nos. os.-Diego Becerra,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Ponce. Mavo 29.


Mul02 Rivera. .--UapltaH
Confrmo carta despedida, condo pueblo
americana hara justlcia partldo federal Fe en-
nuestrs Iusta defensa. Los mpequeheci1os por
servllsmo aplaudiran mas tarle nuestra con-
ducts.-Schuck.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25

Muhoz Rivera, Hotel tnglaterra. Capital
Buen viaie y feliz 6xlto en- la campafia por
Ia patria. Mi cerebro mi coraz6n le acompa-
nan. SalUde la familia. LIE abraSa su amigo.
Angel Acosta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Camuy, Mayo %.

Luis MuIoz Rivera, Hotel Inglaterrs. -
San Juan.
Clase obrera de Hatilo saluda paladin H.
bertades patris, desekndoe fels viaje,-Pablo
Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25

Pasajes de ida vuelta 10 q de rebaja,
Ninos memories de II amos: mitad de precos.
Los vapores de esta Inca son recomenda-
bles por sus comoddades especiales para pasa-
jeros, empeando de Puerto Rico New York
al rededor de diaS.
AgenteS generates: Boulton, Bliss g. Dallett,
1876 Front st. New York. En- Ponce, Morales
Ca En- San Juan, Vllar ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
Aibonito MAYO g

Luis Mufioz Rivera. Capital.
Mi saludo de despedlda al defensor de la
personalidad puertorrlqueiia, -Cuyar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-25
JUAN F, WAS 0CHOTECO
TOMAS BERNARD|NI De LA HUERTA
ABOGADOS Y NOTARIOS
Con estudio alberto en- la Ciudad de Humaoao

Para los asuntos notariales cuentan
con la cooperation del inteligente Y CO.
nocido protocolista notaro que f1G de
Caguas don Lo EMO Gimenez, en- union
del cual Sc trasladara mensualmente uno
de los letrados a Caguas, Cayey y Guaya-
ma en- la forma sguiente
En- Caguas. ... del al y del q 81 q
( Cayey,.... del al y y del 5 al 2
& Guayama >, del y al Is
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-01-16
CITATION.

IN the COUNTY COURT or' Inu STATE OF ORR
! GoN. FOR THn COUNTY OF BAKER
In the matter OF the estate Of James J.. Gallagher.
deceased.
The people OF the STATE o, Oregon TO Minnie l..
Looncy, Clara Mctircw, Jessie Mct rary and Lizzie
Schaer. greeting: By order OF this court, you, the
said Minnie l.. looney. Clara Mctircw, Jessie Nc
Crary ani Lizzie Schater, are hereby each Of you
cited TO appear before the Honorable W. W. Travil
lion. Judge OF the County Court Of the County Of
Baker and State Of Oregon. at the court house In
Baker City In said county. on the 10th day OF Febru-
ary. A. D. 1901. at the hour OF clock a. m Of that
day 10 show cause. u any. why the petition OF Wal
ter w. looney. administrator Of the estate OF said
James f. Gallager. deceased. praying that an order
he entered directing the sale OF certain real estate be-
longing to said estate. to wit Lots O. 3. Z. and the
southeast fourth OF the northwest fourth Of section
70. township = south. range ~ east OF Willamette
Meridian In Baker County. Oregon. and an undivided
halt interest In and 10 the Princess. Doubtful and
Lucky Bay Mare placer mining claims on Olive creek
In Grant county. Oregon. should not be granted.
In testimony whereof Frank Geddes. clerk OF the
County Court Aforesaid do heTeunto set my hand and
afix the seal Of the said court this 18th day Of Jan
uary. 1901. FRANK GhDDnS.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-01-16
Wednesday, January I6, 1901
COUNTY RECORDS.

The following Is the record Of official
business transacted at the county seat Of
Baker county for the week ending Tues.
day, January IS, 1901.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warranty deed-Nov 5. Geo W Jet. admins
traitor. to c fantif. swa sec tip ior g.. s 400
Quit claim dced-Dee -. Thos Cuinesn e, ux
toF W Eppinger. VIZ OF mex and ela nwh
sec y or 4o......,,......,.......,...
Warranty deed-Dec -, Z Bradley to N Aas.
tin. und u lots TO and II blk IS, Whitney. 100
Warranty deed-June rs. 'ss. L N Robinson ct
ux TO u Gillian ct al. lots , and blk 8. VIII
ovale ..... .,..,..,,..................... 20
Pa,en,-reb 8. United States to A Downie. ne
Y Of swh and lots ani 8. and SEX Of sex
sec r9 tp 9 rS...........,...............
Warranty seei-Jan =. VIM d Eblin to Mary
AEtlin. lots !. q. ,, 8 tik 8. Haskell adn to
Baker City; also tract at 9Th and Auburn ave 400
Oui, claim deei-Dec a. Frank Gooing to
Lofa q Good. 70 acres In swI Of swH sec "a
P9rB Observation-Disclosures.
Warranty deed-May TO. J b MURRAY ct ux to
Al Murray, wa Of swH sec 10 and wa nw,4
p'' ''''''''''''' ''''''''''.''
Warranty deed-Jan :. Henry Rust ct ux to A
RAJ, r,
Warranty deed-Jan u. n N Olson to u Olson
WI lot = blk South Sumpter. ............... COO
Gao M,r,o ,o,s an, :, Mn, :, pie. ,,n
R,L., CIV -,
w,r,n,v s..s-I Inn -, a r Eastman n, u,,o
JRpo,.,x lots an, , ,,L a Rattan q
McCom,. ain a.,
w,,,,,v ,..,-Nov -, Io,n S.,.,,,, -, q,
,oEG RAM. io,, and :, h,k !. Lack ,sn n
Baker City,. ........'..''..,,,.,,,..,. nS
Warranty s..s-Nov a. Iohn S.h.ui,, n, n, IN
Paul Herald lots AMI blk }. Lack adn to
naker S'v'''''''''''''''.'''' 100
~snsn'y deed-J"nuafy e. I q morrel ct ux
oOueH"o'"' 10" A"a ana en- s~'A
"P'o' "'''''''''''''''''''''''''''' o>'
"aHany deed-oee 's' Jerry r'ee'wood e'w
........,....., ,oo
Quit claim deed-Jan 8. p Olson to J John
' Wv. ~ "'.e ""s S'- ,'''" '''''''''''' ~
Quit CLAIM deed-Jan ,. VIM Nell ct al toP
w.
Mining deed-Jan .. Lew Larn to N Larn.
Monitor and other qts claims ...........,. 81
Quit claim deed-Nov s. ID Burke to Mar
SHALL und y umatlla qiz claim ............ 81
Quit claim deed-Dec ~. J 7 Jennings ct ux
Al -.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
WILL GET MARRIED.
Miss Priscilla Cooke Finds Husband In
Arkansas Through An Advertisement.

Wednesday morning at ll.3O O'Clock.
Miss Priscilla Cooke. of Elk Neck. who
for several years past has been employ
ri At tn" Cecil County Aims House.
near Cherry Hill. left for Huiavo. Ar
I rm~?>. Ia wed Albert \. Lankcy.
SON" time ago Miss Cooke answered
a:l advertisement If II Young man who
Il, sired to correspond with refined lady
After several letters had passed between
-" and Lan!,ry. they decided to get
married. On Monday. Miss Cooke re-
c'iN" Il poSt-oilicr money order for SIS
Ir9m her future husband. with which to
pay car fare. etc. from Sng"rly station
I" Arkansas.
Miss Cook" kept her correspondence
secret. telling no one until after their en-
-ag"mcnt After she told her employers
that She was going To quit and 20 to
Arkansas and =rt married. they made
her several Inducements to remain but
Sh" declined. Sh" boarded train at
Sin""rIv for her trip west.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
Perryville Gun Club.

The first monthly shoot Of the Perryville
Gun Club was held on Monday and the club
medal was won by Howard D. Jackson. The
conditions of the shoot are that the contest
Is limited to club members and % targets
The prize is to be held by the winner until
beaten or else until he fails to participate in
the regular monthly shoot The score on
Monday was as follows 81. d. Jackson. "a;
A. j. Little, 81; Winfield jackson, 2l A. b
Gillespie, 10: c. l.. Cole, 1S; NJ L. Cole, 1s:
Fl. Wilson Davis. II; Wilmer Jackson, IS:
Alexander Holman, 10.
The club will hold grand shoot on Sep
tember II on the grounds near Akin avenue
which are finely located only II short walk
from the depot There is shelter, and seats
will be provided. Ten sweep stakes will lie
shot off, entrance from 25 cents to Sl.25. A
400 pound hog will be one of the prizes, the
entrance fee being 35 cents, three chances
for II. A spirited contest and large attend
ance are expected. The club is live organ
ization.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
Church News.

Crouch Chapel will be r4.opAupi Sunday,
September 10, after undergoing a number Of
| improvements
North East Methodist Episcopal Sunday
scho ol held its annual picnic n the woods OF
J. W. Arrsop, on Thursday.
The Chesapeake City Presbyterian Sunday
School. opened last sunday. after being
closed for the month of August.
The Chesspeak" City Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School held their annual picnic in
Mr.. RI eses grove on Wednesday.
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School at Earleville held their annual picnic
on the lawn of Ezra Evans on Thursday.
Ait'r undergoing extensive repairs Asbury
". l. Church near Woodlawn was re-opened
on SUNDAY I"st with appropriate exercises.
| The officials Of Asbury NJ Church near
"oodlawn, will hold II festival at the church,
next Tuesday evening. If stormy the follow
ing evening Splendid cake, lee cream, etc -.
| all are cordially invited
Rev William Fit2.Sinon, who resigned as
P'S'Ht oI HinA ana Rock Pres byterian
Chuch's about two weeks ago, will preach
his farewell sermon Sunday, September -.
He will take special course a: Princeton
University.
Tn" Christian Endtavor Society OF Leeds
NJ. 7 Church will hold peach festival in
the grove adjoining the church on Wednes-
day "vening, September II. Proceeds for
benefit Of the parsonage fund II stormy,
next fair evening.
The ladies of Ebentzer NJ. Z. Church will
hold lawn fete at the home Of George w.
Williams at Greenhurst on Thursday even
lug September r. Ice cream, cake, pie aud
watermelon will be on sale. Proceed. for
benefit of Church Improvement Fund. If
| stormy, next fair evening.
The services at the Methodist church Of
Elkton, will be held in the Lecture room nm
I'll the audience room is ready The paint
and new mating and other improvements
have made this very cheerful and comic ri. =.
able room. The services Sunday evening are
OF Il special character, consisting Of solos,
duets and choruses, short addresses and an
illustrated sermon on Light" b. the pastor.
Services at 7.30 o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
Heavy Rain Fall.

Elkton and vicinity were swept Sunday
ni.9ht by one of the >cvcrrSt rain storms
this year. accompanied by heavy thun-
der and vivid lightning. There is alSo
said to nav" been considerable hall
in the upper section of the county. The
storm had been brewing all evening. and
shortly before ten o'clock it struck Elk
ton in all its furry. and the hardest part
of it lasted for an hour. For about ten
minutes the rain fell in sheets. The
greatest damage was done To the roads
some of them being washed badly. The
storm was very severe in Wilmington.
John Perkins was killed and Abram
Holm and Thomas Rooney injured hy
flash of lightning ut the oyster wharf
at the foot of Church street, where they
had taken shelter.
Perkins wore Il steel spring to keep
his coat in shape. and this the lightning
struck and burned into his neck. Patrol
man John Gaynor rushed to patrol
box to call for help and was badly
shocked by Il second flash.
4 barn on the farm of Edward Smith.
at Nowlands Corner. near Bay View,
was struck by lightning during the
storm Sunday night. \ number of the
boards were torn from the side. but the
building did not catch fire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
Guard Against Smallpox.

The hcalti officials all over the cnrntr,.
ar" crllin@ the attention of the people tu
the 'aug"r from tn" spread of small.
r"N. 1t i Il cold weather disease. ia
summer. when there is Il free circular
tl"u of air. - spread of the disease i
not greatly to be feared. hut when cold
weather comes. and the houses lrp
closed. tn" conditions are favorable fer
that smallpox is persistent. and moods
watching aIl th" year. In few days
the public schools will open. and nj the
start prohahIy not far from l,uUO ci,ild-
r"n will be in attendance at the various
pnhjir and private schools III Cecil
county. Every possible prccaution should
hr tak"n. and then there is little. if AIRY
danger of an outbreak of the disease
The disease is now prevalent in several
sections less than 100 miles distant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
Co|ora,



Mr.. and Mrs. Eli CoulSon. Jr.. spent
Sunday with friends at North East.
Misses Mary Schold and Mary Tosh
were tn" guests of Mrs Clara pugh. mt
Oxford, Pa. from Saturday until Mon
day.
Mrs. Earl Reynolds and children are
visiting relatives at Pcrryvillc.
Mr. William Connor of California, is
visiting his brother. Prof j. G.. Connor,
at West Nottingham
Miss Addi" Richardson. Of Rising Sun,
is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. krauss.
Misses Essic White. Mabel Jones,
Rachel Thompson. Of Philadelphia. and
Misses Mary and Anna Balcncr. of Will
mington, and Mrs. Mary Franklin. of
brooklyn. y. Y. were the guests of
Mrs. George Thompson, this week.
Mrs. Jacob kcnnard is quite i'll with
dySrntrry.
The school teachers of this vicinity at
tended the Institute at Elkton. this
week
James {. Egan was summoned to New
Jersey this week by the serious illness
of his sister, Mrs. James Bush.
Miss Clara Maloncy is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Clara Keen, at Rising Sun.
Charles Reed who has been section
boss on the Il. c. Railroad here for three
years, will move next week to Media,
Pa, where he has another position on
the road. John Harvey. of Rising Sun,
has taken Mr.. Reeds place here as see
ton boss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-07
POOR AND INSANE,

Th" Board of Trustees of the Cecil
County Aims House, held their regular
monthly meeting last Saturday. at that
institution. near Cherry Hill. All the
members were present. The minutes of
tn" last meeting. and the Socrptary's
nIpnthI Hr"port were read and approved.
Warrants W"r" drawn ON III" County
Treasurer t" the amount of S4GO.24.
h" ov"rS"rr reports five commit
m"nt>-I"hn Dorsey. John Adams. EIca-
nora Simp"rS, Catherine Ferguson and
Charles ('pShH. cuIorcd, and one death.
B"niarnin Lrvrrdgr.
Th" Superintendent reports two com
mitm"ntS-MrS, Annie Beatty and Sam'I
liAlcm.
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Asbury M. E. Church Re-Opened.

Ti" rr-"prnin@ of ASbury Methodist
Episcopal Church. near Woodlawn. was
Il great success on Sunday last. notwith-
standin. tn" mfavorahr weather that
day. Rev H. W. Todd. pastor of the
ll"p"w"ll Circuit. preached at the morn
nG service. and Rev. \. $. Mowbray, of
Port Deposit. preached in the afternoon.
The choir from Prrryvillr church n4-
sisted with the music in the afternoon.
The storm in tn" evening prevented the
service. About $500 were needed to pay
for tn" improvements To the church. and
the amount was raised except about $40
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Hero Visiting Relatives In Cecil.

t"."r Sergeant Lor"mzo Dow Snyder.
|. :. ~. is visiting relatives in The
Seventh district. after an abSruc" Of
seven years. Ii" has Srrn some VERY
hurd >"rvic" during that time. In 1884
h" j"im'd the regular army. being aS-
signed t" tn" artillery branch Previous
/" the war with Spain he was stationed
AT various points throughout the cnun-
Try. Being Il regular h" was at one.
>"ni t" Cuba when war was declared
with Spain. There he was shot through
Il finger on hi right hand and through
rA" in~'rp of the right foot. \: the
close pf the Cuba campaign No with.
'Ir"N from Ihr army and enlisted in the
u'vH - n marine. when he wa> pro-
,n"l"d - color sergeant. Srrgcl INT Sny.
der fought in many rmgagrmrnts white
in tn" Philippines. At the battle of
NovHl"ta h" received his worst woluG.
! M"nS"r bullet struck him in ,hr lo=
takin" m upward course through his
body. coming ont Of his back. Ihi+
wound ararly proved fatal anI he still
suffers from it at times. Ar present
he i, stationed at the Hroollyn Navy
Nard in tn" or,luanc" Department..