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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
WOMEN SEEK AND FIND DEATH
LAKE-OTHER RESCUED BY
POLICEMAN

The Central Park lake was the scene Of suicide
and an attempt at suicide yesterday. a woman's
body was found and woman's purpose was frus-
trated.
While patrolling HIS post the west side OF the
lake In the morning Policeman Felix ZolIcke saw
the body OF a floating in the water. The
body was removed 10 the Arsenal station. where
the clothes were searched. In the pocket Of the
skirt found a card 10 employment agency
at No. 81 Atlantic-ave, Brooklyn, with the names
Mrs. Charles Z. Tripler'' and Matilda Legor-
krantz" il.
Mrs. TripIer the wife OF the liquid air inventor.
who lives at No. Il West Seyenty-seventh-st. said
that servant girl by the name OF Legorkrantz
had been employed by her for one day about
month ago. and she had not seen her since. a cook
IN Mrs. Tripers employ told the policeman that
the dead woman was once second housekeeper in
the employ of one Of the Vanderbilt families.
The woman who attempted suicide at Fifty ninth
St and Fifth-ave was taken to the Presbyterian
Hospital. after being rescued by Patrolman Will
lam J. OConnors, OF the park police. but not a
word did she utter up the time she relched the
hospital Her actions led the police believe that
she was insane or a deaf mute.
When the patrolman's attention was directed 20
her she was kneeiing on the platform from which
the swan boats start and there were number OF
cnlldren about her. Presently she from her
knees, and, climbing the low railing built for
the protection of children. stepped into the shallow
water and began to wade toward the centre. The
policeman was then running and shouting
tract the attention of men in charge Of the swan
boats. When the woman had reached a depth
where the water was up TO her waist she paused
moment and then threw herself face forward into
the water. Policeman OCounOr was then near, and
he dashed into the water TO where the woman
struggling. He dragged her ashore.
II learned that the Woman's name was Mary
Chardyines when her husband took her home.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
BRITISH SHIP SUBSIDIES.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PARLIA-
MENTARY COMMITTEE.

London Oct. 29-The report of Evelyn Cecil
NJ P, chairman of the Parliamentary Sub
sides Committee. on the matter of British ship
subsidies, makes the following recommends
tions:
No subsidies 70 be granted except for
services rendered; in granting subsidies, British
lines OF steamers should be favored. a perma-
nent committee. composed of representatives of
the Admiralty, the Board of Trade, the Colonial
ONCE and the Post Office. should watch the
development OF foreign competition; speed
should be made a condition of all subsidy con-
tracts: no subsidized vessel shall be sold abroad
without the consent of the government, under
pain of forfeiture Of the subsidy or heavy fine;
a majority of the directorate of subsidized lines,
all the officers and a proportion of the crews
of subsidized vessels should be British, and the
government should have general control Of
freight rates and fares. The Board of Trade
regulations should be enforced against foreign
ships in British ports and the lighthouse dues
paid by British ships should be abolished.
The question of excluding foreign ships from
the British coasting trade should be considered
with view TO eXacting fine or license from
such ships, based upon any subsidy they may
receive from their own governments.
1t is also recommended that special exceptions
might be made In the granting of subsidies
where it is desirable to establish fast British
cOmmunica tion and that such subsidy is now
desirable for an East African service.
Mr. CeCIS report ends by saying that ship
owners are expected heartily to indorse these
recommendations, exception being made Of those
regarding the coastinS trade. and that the gov
ernment is 10 control rates, except in cases
where very large subsidies are granted.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
GOLD EXPORT MOVEMENT EXPECTED.

DEMAND STERLING RATE RISES TO THB HIGHEST
Level. OF THE SEASON
The demand sterling rate yesterday rose sbarpIv
10 the highest level Of the season, 4S and
the expectation became general in Wall Street thar
the long impending gold export movement woul,.
begin. Some foreign bankers figured tbaf:
gold could be sent without loss At the present
rate for exchange but IL was regarded as probable
that there would be shipments Of Importance
until the sterling should reach about Szos
which would represent reasonable profit on the
operation
There was a rumor in the late afternoon that a
great bank in Wall-st. had arranged TO send on
$1,000, but this absolutely denied bv Tbs
managers OF the institutions foreign excban1e
department Most Of the exchange business ves-
terday was done the basis Of 1865 TO $3.50 the
sa rate being reached at nearly the. close of The
market 4 report that IL would De necessary 10
send considerable sum Of money abroad in CON
nection with the financing OF the projected Iondop
Underground railway WAS denied at the office o.
SDeyer e. Co. 0 VI
The Sub-Treasury yesterday paid out g 220 90 for
Australian gold deposited al San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Ransweiler. jeweler. Of Palmyra N j. VINO sa"
in Neu,York paper that 81 200 would buy the finest
corner saloon in Brooklyn. At No. 24o Reid-ave he
saw fancy city saloon fitted up with ornament
fixtures which he informed was good IoI , sSl
a dav He paid 500 in cash. but on lnVesu6atlng
the contents of the cellar found over Two hundred
bottles bearing labels of popular whskieS nled with
colored water and many gin bottles hlled with
plain water .
before Judge Aspinall pleaded not guilty, and
u1ere remanded 10 Raymond-st. jail John Shea,
member Of the ''saloon gang" has been in Ray
mond-st Jail for some time on similar charge, In
default Of $4,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
WARRANT FOR ~HONEST JOHN"
JEROME SAYS HE KNOWS OF NO
AGREEMENT MERELY TO
FINE" KELLY.

When the prisoners arrested in the recent raids on
TenderlOin gambling resorts were arTaigned before
Justice Wyatt In the Court OF Special Sessions yes
terday Assistant District Attorney Miner asked
John Kelly. for whom warrant had been issued
could be made a co-defendant.
Honest John is alleged to be the proprietor OF
the Vendome Club. at No IL West Forty -hrst-st
It was IN safe in this place that large amount
OF money was found by the raiders.
John Brown and Walter " Tyler. colored walters
at this club and George W. Harris the alleged
wicket keeper. We're arraigned. The colored men
were discharged and Harris put the stand
Kelly's presence. according to Mr. Miner had been
promised BY eX-Assistant District Attorney O'Hare
his attorney. in accordance with agreement
rived at with District Attorney Jerome by which II
responsible proprietor should present himself he
would be charged with a first offence and merely
fined
District Attorney Jerome last night said that no
such agreement had ever been made. TO his
knowledge. He asked II II would not be rather
ludicrous IN view OF Honest Johns record to
charge him with first offence. and infict nomi-
nal punishment. Mr.. Jerome said that he did not
remember Kelly's ever having been convicted, but
knew OF his gambling exploits, and II he were ar
ralgneq ne would be treated no differently from
any other prisoner.
Mr.. O'Hare then said IN court that in his opinion
the plans OF the District Attorney had changed
II ne wants a scapegoat,' said Mr. o'Hare. Mr.
il understood that esh cannot be- made If %G o5
fish OF another
Mr.. Miner declared Mr.. Jerome had understood
that heIly was TO be produced on last Monday. but
that he had not been. Therefore he thought he was
at liberty TO withdraw the agreement and take such
measures as he thought ht TO produce the man in
forty,hrst-st with Secretary Lippert. OF the Citi
ZSns Union lie said that he saw Harris at tbe
door and had lost $40 playing roulette and so at
Harris's case was then postponed until to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
4 CENTURY OF MISSION WORK.
MASSACHUSETTS BAPTIsTs CELEBRATE AT THEIR
CONVENTION IN BOSTON

Boston, oct. 29.-The completion OF one hundred
years Of home mission work by the Massachusetts
Baptist Convention, formerly the Baptist Mission
ary Union, was celebrated at to-day's sessions of
the Massachusetts, Baptist Anniversaries at the
First Baptist Church in this city Devotional ser
vices IN the morning conducted by the Rev
Francis W B9keman 3 Al The business session the
Rev. Edwin p Farnhan, OF Salem, presided A
centennial service followed the business session
with an historical address by the Rev DR. " n
Eaton, president of the convention.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Of Mamie Melando was concerned, not much was
lost, as IL was not important. All she hao
testified TO or the previous trial had been ad-
mtted by the defence. II generally con-
oeded. he said. that MolineuX had once oWheG
the egg blue paper AS for Detective Farrell, OF
Newark. Mr.. Osborne declared that his testi-
mOny was important. but that il could not be
had.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
DEAN OF RIPON on MIRACLES.
ENGLISH CHURCHNAN HAS NEW VIEWS ON
BIBLICAL. MATTERS.

bIb.IDAII MAI ItHS.
London. Oct 29.-The Very Rev. William II.
Fireman, Dean Of Rpon. addressing a meeting
of the Churchmen's Union to-day the subject
OF natural Christianity. created a sensation by
suggesting that the idea OF the Immaculate
Conception should be left out Of account. be
cause. except in st. Matthew and ST. Luke, the
virginia. birth Of Christ is not mentioned in the
New Testament. The speaker then proceeded to
ask whether Il was irreverent 10 believe that
Christ in the matter of miracles, such as raising
the dead. etc, could not have failed To make a
distinction between death and various forms OF
Inconsistencies. With regard TO the Resurrec-
tion, the Dean OF Ripon said he considered this
was meant spiritually and not materially.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
CHICAGO'S LOSS IN UYCoLLECTED T4yEs

Chicago. Oct. 2s.-In ten years the city OF Chi
cago has lose $4,000 in uncoIected taxes A
report showing this and declaring the tax assess
ing and collecting methods OF the county full of
errors ABUSES and mysteries has been placed in
the hands OF Controller McGann by expert ac
countants who have been examining the books of
the county treasurer In ten years the account
ants assert lhe collections OF delinquent persOual
property taxes amounted only $1,000 until an
lnEestlgauoh ot me books was begun. and then the
county autnotlues were able 10 collect Sl5 600 ia
month. IL Is asserted also that the county m
thorltles nave made practice of accounting par
lal payinenIs as payment in full without showing
by their RECORDS why reduction was allowed e
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
MAY HAVE MEMBERS OF SALOON GANG,

DISTRICT ATTORNEY CLARKE CONFIDENT r.r u,.
swINDLERs IN CUSTODY.
District Attorney Clarke. OF Rrool,,,,, -.
cent yesterday that he had captured two ~ tba
eaiiea saloon gang" who have been vic,ir,tz,,, !,
people oy selling them saloons with no trass os
worthless stocks Of goods in the arrest on
hlsht OF David A Morrison. of No ia gushwick.
. 9, 80 % EDWARD Delaney, OF No. Sfs Decatur
ST. Brooklyn. yesterday
Inc arrests we're made on the complaint Of Otto
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
JEWELS RETURNED AFTER MANY YEARS

STOLEN FROM WOMAN TWENTY TEARS AGO.
SHE GETS THEM BACK BY MAIL.
Rochester. Oct 2S-Twenty years ago the bo,sA
OF Mrs. Cora NJ Elliott, in Ogdensbt.rg was robbe5
OF Jewels worth SlOeO No trace of the gems No.
found few years later Mrs. Elliott moved -
this city. Yesterday the postman delivered 10 beT
a htle, obIOng box, made OF cardboard DatcbaS
together roughly which when opened discIoseT - 1
long missing jewels carefully rolled IN cotton -
box bore the pOstmark OF Prescott ont 60, nc
sSIl, among me levels returned was unique long
who took the gold from mine hinosslS ileS mo
had gold dollar attached ~e"ch nak
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
The Wdndmaker JeWelry and
= Silver Store

and precious
stonOnfdenc tha
wish be confident of knowledge and
the OF the Wanamaker Store
specialist ability spent his Life
testing and selling highest
O trade
This Wanamaker ewey organization has wenone
small and determina
back of it. We assembled about Skill and
acknowledged leading
a full, complete Jewely Store
Our expert makes frequent visits to the CHIEF markets OF the world pr
hands
European workshops This makes
remarkable Diamond Jewey
The watches sell the makers
The ues UOn0r6 watch
New York and Philadelphia confined to Wanamakers.
The of the and
knowledge frd life fine producing such
magnificent collection S today
nnewpat ernsofTo oietS Silver. ParsJe
in
A uperba thecab brnt.
Jewery. Exquisite O oBaoque Pear Jewery
Watches complicated, Novelties =
KAY II for the eDashb
P ad ner 9 IDEAS 6pera fsma
Physical limitations OF store space make impossible for public
realize what superb here but special exhibition
novelties many along
Main Aisle
Those who have wedding
particularly the
in
thenfu her the prices
will be by
havepu n
JOHN WANAMAKER
A. & andIc
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,

Abner G. Thomas surrogate O., me CSung C5Sg y claims
giveE 10 all persons haslHs
AGAINST James Bouton. late or the county ncbsrs 20
dsrsa-ed To present the same win Noes-s Noe.-s,g
sS ~ the s,lbs,r ,rbers their place OF transe'is
-tTsss NJ 10 West 2Sth Street, in the BoIolsH ssv
SJorbettsn city OF York. OF before the -''A -
of April 1903 D.-,-- ,o.4 ,oo9
TOSrpEF CONDER and OHtSON J. tk-ttIfl SON -"
" ecutors etc. Of James W Bouton deceased sf.agsor
II q DRAKE Ir.. Attorney for ENecuJors' = e.fy
K Avs CRoom $500. Borough OF Manhattan n i 0ls1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
- PURsUANCE OF AZ ORDER on HON.

~ Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate the County OF New
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Benjamin F. Hooper. generally Frank
Hooper. u the Couaty OF New York, deceased
present the SUBSCRIBERS
place 1f trausacting business. 2aS
Street, borough OF Manhattan IA The City ot New
York. on 0r before the 2gtI day OK November next.
Dated York the 21sJ Gay Of May. 1902
WALKER. WILLIAM MILNE. Executors
CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE. Attorney for Executors 3sS
Canal Street. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
N pI,RsI-ANCE OF ~ ORpER OF HOM

Abrar q ~hornas a Surrogate OF the County OF 49, -,
York notice .s hereby all persons havns New
AGAINST C;eorgana Falls late OF the county -
Yo deceased 10 present the with vouchers al
10 the subscriber place Or tranSaSths - of
tba oN7. ~ Henry E COe No 90 Wall street ha
Manhattan In The CITY OF New York on or oel''s -
18Th day O February next . ,ooo
pE WITT CLINTON FALLS Adnlln1ss ~ ~ wan
HENRY E coz Attorney for Administrator. % ~
Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
CnRNELIA L-IN PURsU-

VI anee OF an order OF Hon. Abner g Ihone-s given
rcyate ~ me County New York notice Is
to All persons having claims asnst Sorf4 q. present
iste of the county New York deceased " al thsr
same w IN vouchers thereof 70 the suoseEe Roscoe
oIace OF transacting business namely e Hfsnnattan
~ CThannng 80 Park Place, Borough O' ss-s 5ay OF
in the City OF New York. or before tnS -'
Dated New 10th day OF July is- u Evsr,tors
WILSON MARSHALL ALFRED MAItSt
ROSCOE IT CHANNING Attorney fo- ENe~o ,-rS CIty,
Park Place. Borough OF Manhattan We" A
Y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
IN NUISANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

u Frank I. Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County OF
New Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
against Name Miege. late OF the County
deceased - present the same with vouchers there
o T. subscriber, his place OF business
MessrS. ChoaJe. Hanford and LarOCque
10 Wall Street Manhattan. The city of New York on
or before the eighah day Of January next
Dated New York. the 25th day June. 1902
GEORGES RENACLT. Executor.
CHOATE HANFORD LARoCQUE. Attorneys Tor Ex-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
WATSON. JOHN WIN PURSUANCE OF

an order OF the Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald. a
County OF New York. notice hereby
persons having claims against John William Wat
son. late OF the County OF New York deceased 10 pre-
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber
place of transact4Es business, No 54 al Street.
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York. OF
fore 2sth day OF March, 1873.
NsW York. day OF September,
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
for Executor. 81 Mali street. Manhattan Borough
Nv Nnrk
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
EsTATE OF kATHLEEN G. WHITE-IN

pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald a
SURROGATE the County % New York notice
given al persons having claims against Kathleen c.
White late Of the County q New YORK deceased pre-
thereof subscribsr
hls place OF trausacng business. the ONCE his
tornevs. Clarke Culver. No. 137 Broadway. IN
Borough OF Manhattan CRY ot New York or befors
the 18th day OF March next.
Dated New York the 10Th day or September. 1902
ARCHIBALD s WHITE. Administrator.
CLARKE & CULVER. Attorneys for Administrator 1877
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
IN PURsUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

Abnsr 9 Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice all having
Holt. late OF County OF New York
dsceaged 20 present the with thereof
the subscribers Their place OF uansaC-ug
the ofice OF C. H. & +. L Crawford. No % Liberty
Street. OF New York Borough OF Manhattan.
before ne Sth day OF December next
Dated New York. the 18th OF May. 1872
ANNA g HOLT. LYDIA c. HOLT. ANS& B HOLT.
EXeCutTices-
80 Liberty St. Manhattan n Y City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
is PURsUANCE OF AN uKpER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of View
York. Notice IS hereby given to all persons having
claims against Charles j. Coulter late OF the County o.
New-fOTk deceased. present the
thereof subscriber. his trausacLnz
business IS Murray Street. the Borough Man
haitian. OF the City OF New York. before l5h
day OF April next. Dated, New York the sth day OF
October 1902 THOMAS G. DCNHAA, Executor.
JAMES A. DEsERING, Attorney for Executor. No. Is
Mal BarolEl OF ManhaLlan. CIV ol New Y9Ez
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

u ABNER .. THOMAS Surrogate Of the COUNTY, o.
Nav York Is hereby given 70 al persons So,rrS
Charles Vaughan Riley. late or We
% New York deceased present the Win vo.t
srs thereof ~ the subscriber. his place ot uasas
business TO wit the Office OF De Witt v y ASns5
NJ. Liberty Street. n the CITY or Ne" AOAAi - -
before the end DAY Of November next
Dated New Nork the 18th day q Nay llsC-
Administrator with the viii anneAsa.,,
r,E- WITT V n RE~IEY. Attorney for AdrnlnsualO''
Liberty ST. n Y city
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

GlARN'S CRUISES FOR 1903
BY Specially Chartered Twin Screw Steamers
'kAISERlN" and CELTIC
North German Lloyd White Star Line
Express Steamer Largest
Cheapest and most attractive trips ever offered
WEST INDIES Jan. l4th. visiting Thomas
st. kits Martinique Barbadoes
Jamaica. Cuba. Nassau. etc: II days $3.50 up.
MEDITERRANEAN ana the ORIENT
Jan. 20 and Feb. !. Madeira. Granada The Alhambra
Athens. Constantnople. Palestine and Egypt Rome
Naples. etc; % days. $500 up. Celtic jan 20 20
days. emitting Granada. S4OO up
NORWAY, SWEDEN AND RUSSIA
July ID AZ days S275 upwards; m overcrowd.ng;
first class throughout including excursions hotels
guides drives. etc Programs post free-mention tour
wanted +. c. CLARK. Ill Broadway n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
1nstrucilon.
For Young Ladies-City.

RoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR t5IRIS-P-v
Principals 6O7 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF non

1T
Ahner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County of N.
York notice is hereby given % all persons having Claims
against Hannah j. Gillette OF County of ysv
York deceased present the with vouchers thse
OF % the subscriber his place OF transacng business
az the Office or Rodnan Richardson. No. "a Nassau
Street. the City New York. before the Srst
day Of May 1893
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF October. 1892
WALTER X. GILLETTE. Exscutor
RODMAN RICHARDSON Attorney for Executor "A
Nassau St. New York City y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Oredu 5Ienmrrs.
WINTER TRAVEL

Thos Cook & Sons arrangements for tourist travel
during the coming season Include the following among
9TH
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hon

Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate the County az "
York notice is hereby all persons having clai
against Bernard Eernan. of OF New To
deceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof =
tAe subscriber mis- place of transaCtus
Office Of his attorney, William F. Clare. ESQ ia 10
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New YORK Cy on 20
before the lsJ day Of June
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF october. 1902
AIRENCE CCRNEN. Executor
WILLIAM CLARE. Attorney for Executor lao
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York Civ 80
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
mus1cal.
5urrOgares Nonres
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF I'M

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the C,,u,,, -. :
York potce Is hereby given 70 all persons havnp c ew
agalnsc William H. Turner late County - Sls
York. deceased TO present the vouchers , s~
OF 10 the subscriber az his place of uansacng buSs
at the Office Of David D. Ackerman 22g RssAess
Manhattan Borough. II the City Of New York ~ ay
before the First day Of May, 1903. VA Ut
Dated Sew York the F9urtzenth day Of October 1so9
JAMES LAWRENCE TURNER Atninisf-ss.oo.so- o.o-
DAVID d. ACKERMAN. Atty. for Adminisrrsfo-' sro
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New YORK Cff1, -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
n PTRSTANCE OF Az CRDER OF HON

- Abner C. Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
given TO all persons having claims
against Edward Wells SouhWorth late County Of
New York present with vouchers
thereof 10 their place transactns
Broadway the cry or New YORK. On
o. before Ist day OF December next
Dated New York. the Goth day r Nav 1902
GEORGE s HASTINGS. DWIGHT A JONES. Executors
ALERT II GLEASON. Attorney for ENecutors 255
Erosdvsay Manhattan. New York City.
Middletown transcript., 1902-09-20
HANDY DEFEATED.
Sussex County Man Nominated
for Congress.
HENRY A. HOUSTON NAMED.

After stubborn fight that was not
decided until the last handful of ballots
was counted in the Democratic state
convention Tuesday afternoon, L. Irving
Handy was bowled out in his canvass for
the Congressional nomination, the honor
being conferred on Henry A. Houston,
a merchant of Millsboro, Sussex county.
Although ten anti-Handy delegates bolted
the New Castle county caucus, forty-six
of those remaining voted for Mr.. Handy
as their choice, AMI Kent county dele
gates gave him twenty-eight of the sixty
votes in their caucus. The delegates
voted with the understanding that they
were not bound to support the choice ex-
pressed BY the caucus. But when Sussex
county, solidly arrayed behind Mr.. Hons
ton as their choice for Congress, pre-
sented his name in tine convention after
Mr.. Handy had been nominated, the
crucial test came, and Mr.. Handy was
defeated by four meagre votes, after which
he gracefully moved to have Mr.. Hous-
toms nomination made unanimous. The
ticket nominated in the convention was:
For Representative in Congress
Henry A. Houston of Millsboro, Sussex
county.
For State Treaeurer-Captain Joseph
Fl. Hossinger of Newark, New Castle
Middletown transcript., 1902-09-20
MARYLAND NOTES

The seventy fifth anniversary of Christ
lana NJ. E. Church was celebrated thil
week.
A camp of the Sons of Veterans will
shortly he organized in the Sixth district
of Cecil County.
j.. Frederick Stevens, of Barclay, has
been appointed principal of the Bee Tree
School, in Caroline County.
Edward Tarbutton, of SudlersviIle, has
been appointed principal of the Sharp
town schools, in Wicomico County.
Alfred Moore, of Leipsic, has tomato
vine from which he has gathered 55 ripe
tomatoes, and on which 125 green ones
remain.
The Rising Sun Methodist Episcopal
Church, which has been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs, will be reopened on Snn-
day, September 28th.
James Chambers, colored, was indicted
by the Cecil Comfy Grand Jury on Mon
day for felonious assault upon little Ira
R. Ramsey, of Calvert.
At the annual meeting Of the Wood
lawn Camp-meeting Association the old
board of officers was reelected, with G.
S. Abrahams, of Woodlawn, secretary.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Black Groome, widow of the late Colonel
John G. Groome, and mother of former
Governor and United States Senator
Groome, OF Maryland, occurred Friday
afternoon at Elkton.