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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-31

Wade Hampton Parker WAS the most
| aspiring ngln in town this week He
painted the fish on the top of the Court
House Stecplr.
Failing several feet through bridge
over the railroad. Eotr North EaT1t. on
Saturday, William MNs!in. of that town.
WIS seriously hurt.
The Ladies' Aid Socirty Of the NJ. f.
Church aEd the w. c. Y. /. of North
East, will srvc lunch on Election Day
in the Ford building.
Three pound lr;>< and several pike
were caugdt at Stump'~ Point. Perry
vile. by II. Gry"nbatm, of Huvre de
Trace, one day hast week.
The Presbyterian Church of Iewcs.
DEL. Of which Rev. Frank +. Williams,
late Of this county. is pastor. is to have
II rev organ costing = 600.
The National Bank of Rising Sun
will observe Election Day, November 3.
l9U3, as Il legal holiday and will NOT hr
~i',n for business on thnt date
The Baltimore "\mcrran'' of Sun
Dizzy, contained fairly good portraits of
AIrn,,s t1.,,r XIV. and N,rlin Dn,n,.-
Granite ,lr.fi.l,t,> f,.r -hn / .r.,iy ~, t,,rn
II" llNil"l!%hh 'Nteh'l"i by l@Stor
w. y, N','' W 'Ht -\"F'n EIS' W. H.
Church tU the Wilmington VI. +. Preach
cr|' Association To meet at his church.
has been accepted for November 10th.
E"" nave ca'arrh' rhtuhiatlSm'
H'''''H .'''"l'' "r any ulH'"S' 'auSe" pA
'.iP"'l',rH III INV "loo"' '"Nr l,"'"iil"-
cue Inns N"'.,'eri"l rtni'uE destroys
tie ROOT Oh 'he disease At bfnGGlSts'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lester, of St.
,':"' = i'r''' Ni'in '"I""'r I" IL
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ct ';'.,' ~ '"''i '''''>'> ne
'''''' '''7''''.''' ut " 'io'''I '''I'
William Saplington Hcckurt. son of
Mrs. Angelina and the late Col. ]. j..
lIrrkalt. of Pmt Deposit died ON Orto-
Ter 2ith. at Hot Springs. South Dakota.
He .nv.Hs a widow. Mrs Katharine
Ilpckart. who Resides in nradwunh.
South Dakota.
Thu business men of Oxford. Pu..
have been informed that their request for
additional train service ON the, Central
Iu.;l h,twcca that "rnt nul Wawa cam
IJt hc granted The necessity for no
,m,tug olprating ryurnSrS il, ;,n,Si.,n.d y,,.
the reason for not rrautiu, thr r,uu,,.t
-,
r "' nov ii'' il"'i>' HN'rE mus A"'"h
"','''''> ~ d ~, y "'rS' anu buggy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-31

FIIHhDCTn II. TUgn tI AT. rs. Mary T. Pugh
ct. al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county in
Equity. No. ll0j.
ORDERED, This seventh day of October
1903, that the sale of property mentioned in
these proceedings, made and reported by l..
Marshall llaineS, Trustee, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the tenth day
OF December next, provided Il copy of this
order be inserted in some newSpa per printed
and published in Cecil County once week
for one month before the eleventh day of
November next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
Sl25.
JOHN &. WILLIAMS, Clerk
True copy-Test:
l0octIw JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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ORDER NISI.
Frank l.. Worthington and another, EXecu-
tors, VS.. Amassa q. Brown and wife.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity No 2i45
Ordered, This 2lst day of October, 1903, that
the sale of property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings, made and reported by l.. Marshall
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the oath day of December next,
provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in
Cecil county once "A week for one month be-
fore the 18th day of November next
The report states the amount of sale to be
$1,000.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True COpy-Test: Clerk.
Oct 2i-4t JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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uesday, November Sd, 1903

being he first Tuesday after The first Monday
in November.
And the Election 50 to be held is for the
purpose of clcctng-
One person for Governor of the State
of Maryland
One person for Comptroller of the
Treasury of the State of Maryland
One person for Attorney General of
the State of Maryland
One person for Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county.
One person for Register of Wills for
Cecil county.
One person for States Attorney for
Cecil county
Three persons to represent Cecil
county in the Maryland House of Dele
gates
One person for Sheriff of Cecil county
One person for County Commissioner
of Cecil county-long term
One person for County Commissioner
short term
Three persons for Judges of the Or
phans' Court for Cecil county.
One person for County Treasurer of
Cecil county.
One person for Assistant County Treas
urer of Cecil county.
One person for County Surveyor Of
Cecil county.
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MORTGAGES SALE
Of
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue and in execution of power and
authority contained in mortgage from
James II. Scott and Sarah n. Scott, his wife,
bearing date the eighteenth day of February
A. D., 1892 and recorded in the land records
of Cecil county, Maryland, In Liber J. A. d.,
No q, folio 81 &C., the undersigned, the
Assignee of said mortgage, will sell at public
auction at the Court House Door in Elkton,
Cecil county, Maryland, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-31
Notice To TreSpassers.

All persons are hereby notified not to tres
pass upon the premises OF the undersigned
either with dog or gun. The law win be.
rigidly enforced against all persons 30 found
trespaSsing.
2ioctlmo ALFRED WETUERIIL
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Wednesday, Nov. II, 1903
ALL O'CLOCK A M

All that lot of land, situated on the West
side of Bow street in said town. adjoining
lots of Joseph ITinchlinc and Clarence e.
Strickland and being the same land whereof
Boulder b. Dunbar late of said county died
seized and possessed. said lot has Il frontage
OF 20 feet on said street with a depth of ~
feet and was conveyed to the late owner by
Morris Dunbar and wife by their deed dated
December the 9th, 1897 and recorded among
the land records of said county, in Iibcr ].
q. W. No. .. Folio 239 &c.
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tuesday, November "A. 1903
$ Frame Dwelling

IM fIdlllG UWGllln6
comparatively new, with bath room, hot and
cold water and all modern conveniences.
The main building is three stories high, 2SX
30 feet, with cellar under the same. The
height of ceilings in the three stories is TO- 8
and feet. The back building is two stories
high with large kitchen. The house has two
commodious halls, four rooms on first floor
and thirteen rooms in the whole house.
This property is situated in one of the best
and most thrifty and attractive sections of
the county, upon one of the best roads in the
county, and within 10 minutes of the station
at Perryville, where there are forty-nine
trains day; making the property very con-
venient of access from Philadelphia. New
York, Baltimore and all nearby points.
the pasture lot of pure spring water, from
which the house is supplied with water; also
a thrifty orchard and good garden. Ample
stable, corn crib under one roof and an
abundance of shedding.
This property Is one which Is most desira-
bic as IA country residence, with attractive
lawn and shade trees.
Situated close to Perryvile, a thriving
town, 1t offers the best building lots in that
locality which command a ready sale at re-
munerative prices.
Considering its intrinsic value, its many
advantages of location and attractiveness,
this property is an ideal country residence
Intending purchasers are invited to inspect
the property before the day of sale.
TERMS prescribed by mortgage are: Cash;
but more favorable terms may be obtained
If desired by responsible purchaser.
JOHN s. WRIT,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
w. ]. Smith, Auctioneer. Oct 2i-ts
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Bull Calves For Sale.
BOATS FOR SALE.

one sailing freight scow. and one smaf
two mast cabin boat can be bought cheay.
Also small boats. Address
CHARLES GEATHERS, Junk Dealer,
2septf Havre de Grace Ma
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TT Is IMPROVED BY \
Frame Dwelling House, Con- A
tanning II Rooms, Including
Bath

in tirSt-class repair and i'm prime condition,
throughout, II having been extensively inn
proved by the late owner shortly before his
death.
II Is situated in pleasant part of the town
and the ncighborhood is an attractive one in
which to live. The property offers Il fine OPP
portunity for an Investment or n home.
TERMS or SALE:-Onc-tNi bird of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day
of sale and the remainder in six months
thrrcfrom. The deferred payment to bear
interest and to be secured to the satisfaction
ofthe trustee: but these terms may be varied.
with the approval of the trustee, for SatiStac-
tory purchaser.
cost of deed ut expense OF purchaser.
WIN. j. SMITH, GEO. \. BLAKE,
Auctioneer. Trustee.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
BOuIden Il. Dunbar to file the vouchers OF
their claims, properly authenticated. in the
otlice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Tor
Cecil County, within four months from the
10th day of October, 1903.
GEORGE \. BLAKE,
Octl7-ts Trustee.
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WANTED
FARM HANDS WANTED.

Two farm hands wanted, good steady, q nd
sober men. by the month. Wages SlS.On per
month and board. Also tenant houSe fey
rent Address
GEORGE SMITH
June y, IT, Latferty farm, Newark Der
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Notice To TreSpaSserS.

All persons are forbidden to trespass on the,
premises of the undersigned with dog or gun
or In any matter whatever under penalty OF
the law. THE WHITAKER IRON CO.
3locttf
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ELECTION NOTICE

In pursuance of authority given by Article
81 of the code of Public General Laws Of
Maryland, entitled ELECTIONS, notice Is
hereby given that an election Will be held in
Cccil county, Maryland, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-31
Farm For Sale.

y well watered farm of LOG acres with good
improvements, in good ncighborhood near
Appleton in 4th district teCil county, Nd
Address ELNORA Il. FINLEY.
3loct5t Appleton, Cecil county. Md.
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FOR SALE.

Some desirable building lots AT Perryvilge.
Nd. apply to JOSEPH COUDON. of Fly.
aprlStf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-31

Has recently installed a long distance tele-
phone pay station in the store of Mr. w.
Don Price, Elkton, Md, and is prepared to
furnish to the public superior telephone SER
vice at reduced rates. l5augtf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-31
ORDER NISI.

izabeth X. Pugh ct. al. VS.. Mary b. Pugh
ct. al.
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J Acres of Land

more or less, improved by IA two story frame
house, seven rooms. Stable, chicken house
&c.
NO. 3-IIouse and lot in the village OF
tolora. Containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-31

Under decree of the Circuit Court for
'ecil county in Equity, the undersigned. the
trustee named therein, will sell by public
auction, AT Fails Hotel, Port Deposit. Cecll
county, Maryland. on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-11

GOOD DOCS $500 BITF.
Small verdict Against John Hyslop. Whss
Neishbor wanted sra. 900.

Small Verdict Against John Hyslop. whose
Neishbor wanted $4,000.
The jury that tried the suit Of Albert
Hartog, az guardian OF his six-year-old
daughter. Susanna. against John Hyslop.
for years the officiai yacht measurer OF the
New York Yacht Club, for injuries inflicted
on the child in May. 1900, by JET. q large
Newfoundland dog owned by Mr.. Hyslop,
returned yesterday q verdict awarding
the plaintiff 500 damages. Mr.. Hartog
asked for $1,000.
The Hyslops and Hartogs lived next door
y one another on Rverview Terrace. which
faces the East River between Fffty-seventh
and Fffty-eighth streets. Jen. II seems.
was the pet Of the neighborhood. but old
and rheumatic and inclined to be cranky
at times. On the May evening In question
he jumped at the Hartog child and inflicted
several scratches on her face. Of which
scars still remain.
Mrs. Gill, wife Of Dr. Harry Gill, a veteri-
nary surgeon. testified for the defence that
jeff had boarded with her for Q month
He was Q very kind dog and was never
surl-, Grabbed or crusty. She had chloro-
formed him to death at her husbands direc-
ton. In February. 1901. He had dry eczema,
oanher Of the ear and partial paralysis Of
ono hind leg.
And still he had smooth. even temper2'
Certainly he did. Dogs are like people
Some OF them are naturally pleasant. and
don't mind medical treatment. His sick
mess nsver troubled hum
Dr.. Gill told Of treating the dog and said
that Jen stood II all admirably and never
resented treatment. 20.
JET was never In agony. The only agony
was that OF the Hyslops. who hated 70 part
with the animal.
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YOUNG WOMAN'S FATAL FAITH
STAKED HER LIFE on CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE AND LOST.

Miss LiIlian chase Dies On Her 3ls Birth
day, After . short Illness. Refusing
Medicines Prescribed for Her-Coro.
ner VIII Make an Investigation
Coroner williams OF Brooklyn is investi-
eating the case OF Miss Lillian De Forrest
Chase, daughter of John II. Chase, an i'm
porter, who died on Sunday Of hasty con-
sumption on her twenty-hrst birthday.
in her home at 1872 Pacific street.
Three years ago. while student in Adel-
phi College. Miss Chase became q convert
to Christian Science and attended the
Second Church OF Christian Science near
her home. Some months ago she suffered
from q severe attack Of pneumonia and only
With difficulty her parents got her TO take
medicine. When she recovered she de-
clared her belief that Christian Science and
not the medicine had effected the cure.
In her last Illness. extending over nearly
Q month. she refused to see p doctor, de-
clafing her confidence that Christian Science
afternoon. while her relatives were CON-
graduating her on her birthday, she be-
came suddenly faint and died before the
arrival Of Dr. r. N. Dennison of IS Eighth
avenue. who had bcen hastily summoned
by Mr.. Chase.
The death certificate was issued by DR..
Charles Wuest. the Coroner's physician.
DR.. Wuest says that DR.. Dennison had fire.
quently called at the house so see the patient.
but that she refused to take any medicine
he prescribed for her.
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yenezueia's war Tax.

WASHINGTON. March io.-The State De-
partment has received from Mr. Russell.
secretary Of legation at Caracas. notice
that the Government Of Venezuela by an
executive decree has created an 'extraor-
binary war tax" There Ia a 80 per cent.
are taxed as follows: For each Ilo.2 pounds
of coffee, $50 cants; sweet cacao, first quail
ity. sos for each SO Kilograms; all other
qualities Of cacao, S1.1e for each so kilo-
grams; cattle hides, TO- cents for each 20
kilograms; goat and deer hides, 9o.S cents
for each 10 Kilograms.
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INrERcoNrINENrAL RAILRoAD


Ex-sesatsr Davis and Mr.. Carnegie Give
Msaey fer Sfr. Peppers Mission.
WASHINGTON. March io.--Aoting Score
tayy Of State LOOMS has called meeting
for tomorrow. OF the diplomatic repre-
sentatives Of all the American republics 70
discuss the intercontinental railway prof.
cot prior to the departure from Wasl,-
ington Of Charles NJ Pepper. the commits
sioner appointed to make arrangement
for securing the completion Of the proposed
connecting roads As Congress appropriated
only % 800 TO do the work which Mr.. Pep
per has undertaken, ex-senator Henry o.
Davis OF West Virginia. the most earnest
advocate Of the intercontinental railway
and Andrew Carnegie have given 5000 each
70 make up the amount necessary.
Mr.. Peppers duties will be to determine
the resources Of Central and South American
countries, the condition Of the railway lines
now In existence and operation. the con-
dition and prospects OF commerce and the
outlook for the compilation Of the railway
scheme. At to-morrow's meeting senator
Davis will explain the object Of MIR. Peppers
mission, and Is prepared TO answer ques-
tions.
Ministers Of the Latin American countries
are showing great interest In the project
and most Of them will urge their Govern
ments to give favorable consideration TO II.
There are In existence about $500 miles
Of track along the ten thousand-mile route.
Beginning at the southern terminus OF the
Mexican Railway system, which connects
with United States roads the proposed
intercontinental route goes through Gen.
trail America and the Isthmus Of Panama,
and, following the line OF the Andes Noun
tains to point in Bolivia, crosses thence
into the Argentine Republic. Paraguay
and Uruguay. Branch lines are 10 enter
Brazil and Chile, while from the Isthmus Q
branch TO Caracas Ia planned. The Argen-
tine Republic end Of the system has been
nearly completed and when this has been
accomplished there will be connection with
the Bolivian railways.
The commission reported that there were
no insurmountable engineering obstacles
10 be overcome
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Secretary Moody and His Guests start on
Their Trip.

WASHINGTON. March iO.-Socretary Of
the Navy Moody and most Of the guests
who are to be with him on the West Indian
cruise of the despatch boat Dolphin left
Washington this afternoon in a special
car for Charleston. S. c. They will embark
there on the Dolphin tomorrow morning
Mr.. Moody's party consisted OF Postmaster
General Payne. Senator Hale, Representa-
tives Cannon and Foss OF Illinois. Judge
James H. Dunbar OF Boston, Joseph H.
Pearl Of Haverhill, Mr.. Moody's law partner,
and Fred l.. Fishback. private secretary.
Senator Proctor and Representative Gillet
OF Massachusetts, will board the Dolphin
at Key West.
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Postal Receipts Increasing.

WASHINGTON. March io-A statement is
sued by the Post Once Department to-day
shows that the receipts Of the Atty largest
Offices for the month Of February were
A.s7s,7i0 rs compared with H.42o .sOe in
the same month Of 1907, an increase Of sS54, :
ia or l7.3 per cent. The receipts Of the
New York Post Office for last month were
81 ,o23 yoss against 5000 ,Sls for February OF
last year, a gain Of Siis, 728 or l2.5 per cent.
Chicago gained 1873 per cent. Philadelphia,
e.s per cent; Boston, TT per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-11

wAs.rsoroS. March n-rhess army orden
have been issaed.
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lIsaa..e .ies Capt, George ] Nssssrdsn. Aisisi'
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Nominations BY the President.

WASHINGTON. March Io-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following nomi-
nations.
To be Solicitor OF Internal Revenue. A. B.
Hayes OF Utah.
Army-To be Assistant Surgeon- eneral
with the rank OF Colonel. Major william
Crawford Gorgss, 8 irgeon.
To be Consul of Tue United States, William
shaw Bowen OF Rhode Island, at Valencia.
9Dain
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Hicba Arnold Loft No Will.

Hicks Arnold, head Of the firm Of Arnold,
Constable a Co., who died on Jan. 20 last
left no will. and the widow, Mrs Harriette
Arnold. has applied TO Surrogate Fitzgerald
She estimates his personal property at
HS7S 0O0
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Mo, ements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. March io-The collier
Nero has arrived at Alden. The Monitor
Puritan. the training ship Lancaster and
the gunboat Peoria have sailed from New
port News for Yorktown, the supply ship
Culgoa from Boston for New York and the
destroyer Chauncey from Annapolis for
Hampton Roads.
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