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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

The first of the large receptions of
the season was that given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Charles W. Johnson
and her daughters. Mrs. F. E. Mailer
and Mrs. Arthur c. Gilbert, at their
home on Virginia avenue. The assist
ing women included: Mrs. George
Thompson, Mrs. Mark Flower; Mrs w.
H, Sanborn, Mrs E. E. Highson, Mrs.
j. c. Hill, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. Charles
Schuneman, Mrs. w. H. 8. Wright, Mrs.
A. A. Cratsenberg. Mrs Charles Stees,
Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Olund, Mrs w. R.
Ramsey, Mrs. c. G. Hartin Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. George n. Johnson, Mrs.
Bronson. Saltwater; Miss Sanborn,
Miss Allen, Miss Brennan, Miss Chit
tenden, Miss Otis, Miss Constants Miss
Jackson, Miss McConville, Miss Carr
and Miss Wheaton.
Ex-senator Rice, of Chicago, for
merly of Bangor, Me-, is the guest of
Maj. and Mrs. Hoxsie, $40 Summit ave-
nue.. Mr.. Rice arrived in the city Sunday
and Maj. and Mrs. Hoxsie entertained
a few friends Informally at dinner Sun
day evening in his honor The guests
included Gov. and Mrs. Van SAINT, Mrs
Hannah Averill, Judge and Mrs. Will
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rice. Last
evening Mr.. c. NJ. Loring entertained
Maj. Hoxsie and Mr. Rice at dinner at
his home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. Porter F'raker, of Nelson ave-
nue., will give a theater party for her
daughter, Miss Helen Fraker, Saturday
afternoon at the Metropolitan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15

This afternoon at 4:30 the Mankato cit
liens took the delegates for a drive about
the city, giving them an excellent idea of
the beauty of the country. The bright
warm day added greatly to the pleasure
of the ride.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15

There are 1876 clubs in the state feder-
alton, the organization having gained Il
new clubs and lost 5sss1's
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15

shall be refunded from the general
treasury by order of the executive
board
Bylaw 10. Strike out last clause,
''the written vote of two thirds of the
members present shall be necessary
to elect to membership" and substi-
tute, subject to the decision of the
executive board"
Bylaw shall be bylaw 5, bylaw 8
and SO on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15

Mrs. w. F. Graves; of st. Paul, is a
popular club woman, who is regarded as
one of the ablest officers the federation
has ever had She is much liked and ad-
mired for her beauty as well as for her
executive ability.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15

Miss Clum. of ST. Paul, addressed the
teachers of Mankato today upon the sub
ject of organiza ton
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15
Hymen at EsstIngs

Special to The Globe. -,
HASTINGS. Mimi. Oct. 14-One
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
of Characters

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dent NJ b Streeter
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to make of it ole of the mos
s,,,oos,r,I ,,oI,,dr.,oO tho ,,oso,,
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play OF wen earned merit ana mas
proven one of the most clever ant
talented actor-playwrichis VIII,
have owe, visited Now Iler,a
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Tie twenty-four champion bare
back riders of the world are all
with one show this Y, ar The
term champion is used in all scrio-
usuess, and il is claimed as an
indisputable fact that there is not
with all the other shows one rider
who is the equal to anyone of the
sc twenty four champions. OF
course there is only one show that
has the capital necessary 10 create
such a monopoly of champion rid
crs, the Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers Enormous Shows
United.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
Large Audiences & e e t
Them.

"a Legal Wrong" presented at
the Vendome Opera House last
Sunday night by the popular
Miller Rryan Company scored a
distinct hit with local theatre
goes. The play is one full of int
crest and pleasing situations, ma
de more so blythe clever acting of
Mr.. Miller, Miss Bryan and the
entire cast, one and all Of whom
showed up to advantage and prov,
ed Of their organization being
termed an all-star one.
The audience was large repre-
sentative one and their en- husiasm
was marked All were delighted
with the clever presentation of
"a Legal Wrong" and the eXcep.
tionally fine specialt'es offered
between acts
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

The last touches are being put
on the machinery and various ad-
juncts Of The sugar house. and
soon the columns of black smoke
will announce that "Mr. Wallace,
he bigin for to grine.' Orange
Grove will start Nov. 3, Segura
Nov. ., Morblhan later Son e
will not start before the 10th,
and in one instance we hear of
Nov. - being a date for common
cement of the campaign. Consi-
derable cane has been plant Il
this week; all the small, trashy
stubb'e has been used up for seed<,
well planted and rolled, which is
by far the best way to preserve
seed if he drainage is ample.
Iberia cor. in LaPlanter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

The company opened their enga.
cement with matinee Sunday
afternoon at $50 p. m, presenting
the very pleasing play "Grit, the
Newsboy," TO fairly large and
most appreciative audience. Both
the play and the speciaIties were
par excellence; especially so to the
ladies and children.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

First class aerial performances
possess the most thrilling interest
for everybody, and in this branch
of arenie art the combined Great
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
circuses are pre- emi-mently strong
they present an unparalleled mum.
Der of the greatest and most ven
turesome and original male and
female mid air trapeze, hOrizOnal
bar, floating ring, invisible wire
and funambulistic experts, in the
strangest and most starting and
stupendous flights, dives, evolu-
tions. catches and combinations.
They give the town plenty to
talk about.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
Iberia Building Association

In view of the fact that free
mail delivery is soon to be inaugu,
rated, it is necessary that those
DESIRING TO have their mail deliyr
red to their homes or places Of
business should give the name of
theIr street and No. Of house in
writing, This will insure a great
deal of time and trouble.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Sam Irvi' Q, Of the Eagle Mill,
was in New Iberia, yesterday look
ing for hands, aud returned with
nine daIkieS lie reports conSide
rable scarcity of labor in that
section, a large number having
already left there for to work
other places. Crowley News.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Ii you own your own property
your future rent is paid. This
is all object worth working for
1t is hard to pay rent when you
get Old and your earnings grow
less.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

9Th Land O. cCtton first
class production will be presented
at the Ncndomc tonight (~atur
day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Every month S rent is the In
terest, taxes, insurance and
landlords profit On a house you
do not own,
If it pays yonr landlord to own
the house you live in, or perhaps
another OF the same cost, but
planned more tO>your liking,
would there not be a satisfaction
in 1t not to be had in a rented
place.
Iberia Building Association
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

J. =. SuberbielIc. cashier Of the
State National Bank oi New ibe.
ria was tranSacting business IN our
city Tuesday. Rayne Tribune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

A. /. Dyer, they RoyviIle mer.
chant, has j"NIat you are look
ing for in the Iipf N est and best
clothing. Sce'him before making
your purchases.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
4 CARD

] take pleasure III announcing &c
the people of New Iberia and
community that | have opened q
music school at No. 3l9 Washing
ton street, and Will teach lessons
each week from W edntsday tc
Satur days.
BY the use of new method that
| have adopted, | can guarantee &c
teach any one possessing moderate
talent, within course, of 4
month on any strirgtd instrument
they may select.
To those who intend to take
this course | will state tha, | can
furnish Instruments direct from
factory at cost price. For terms
prlrcfs &c, at 9i3 East Washington
street.
Assuring perfect satisfaction,
and soliciting your continued
patronage, | am,
Y ours respectfully,
Miss b anche Roussel.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Solomon Wise, one of Able
vllIe's pioner citizens and business
men, was numbered among the
visit ors in New Iberia Wednes.
day.
Rev. Father p. Nj. Jouan of the
Catholic Church at this place,
was called to Labadie vile on
Wednesday to sttend the fune-
raj of Rev. Father Morins Welte
at that place.
Old Grandmas German Tea
The best remedy In the world for
Purifying the Blood and Preserving
the Health,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, PRICE loot
PER BOX.
Mi,ser Angela Romero and Eu.
nice IaSalle Of New Iberia have
visiting Miss silva Broussard.
Abbevile Meridional.
Miss Edna Sprole returned yes
terday from New Iberia after
spending a week in that town the
guest of Mrs Geo Henderson
Lafayette Advertiser.
New lbelia's delegates to the le-
wee Convention, which Is TO con
vene in he Crecent City next week
ON the 27th-are: Captain j. T.
White and John A. French. Mes
srs Waiter n Gates, f +. Willard,
Hon. Robert + i'rOussard and
joseph A. Dreaux. This is good
strong delegation to say The very
least
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

CA True KentuckiaD."
A Melodrama OF well deserved
merit.
Acting-Very clever.
AndleDce-Quite large.
Specialtles- BY Miller, Bryan
and Stree.er bright aud enter
tanning.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

ne Grapd Display of Fall
Millinery onNFiday and Sat
urday, octobA 23rd and Oath
at Chas. Kahn Souvenirs
given.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Ii farmers will market their
cotton slowly it will ike good
wine. improve with age. OF
coure, it is a great temptation to
sell when it is nine cents and ab0-
We. But the mills will use every
pound at higher price.
-Abbeville Meridional.
1t is generally expected that
the coming of Paw and Sells
Brothers united shows on the q.
tn, will tendency to bring hun
dreds of people iuto New Iberia
from Abbeville, Erath, st Mar
tinvilIe, Jeanerette, Franklin
Lafayette, Arnaudville, Breaux
Bridge, Delcambre, Loreauville,
kapIan and numerous other SURF
oundlng towns, as well as unlimi.
ted numbers of country people.
Truly it should and will undoub-
tedly be the biggest day of the
year for this the Queea Ci y OF
the Teche.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Ry special request and at the
earnest solicitation of many of oul
people, "Grit, the Newsboy" was
again put on as the offering Tuesday
night, fairly large audience
enjoying the production to the
utmost.
M B Streeter in the title role
played his part to perfection, $ also
IN the role of messenger boy and
Baron Won Bach The remainder
Of the actors and actress also
Cured out their parts IN mannet
tn t broug hi forth much
applause and 10 small amount of
e,,busiasm. The spec'a'iies also
came in for full measure of appre
citation.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

If you Don't understand our
method Of lending money, call
and find out, we are here to ex
plain
Iberia Building Association
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Cast of Characters
Kinda Beckman, an innocent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
WEDDINGS.
pURNEII.-kA AIN.

Mr.. Ddwin Burton pnrr@ll. of Sam
Goval, ILL.,, oldest >on of Mr.. +. W. pur-
Erl. formerly of Elkton. and Miss Mar
Glrrt Kahn. of BelleviMc. Illinois. We're
married on Tuesday. October 9TH. by
the Rev. II. j. Hagen. of that town.
Mr.. Purnrll waS engaged ut one time na
"a cerk with Mc>SrA. Boul,lcn " Me
Crcary of this town. unl located in SAN
Guval about three years ago. as head
clerk in Il large department store known
aS the Famous. He has just cCm
plcted II new dwelling hours. in which he
will begin his married life. umler his own
vine ami fig tree The San1oval Times"
in noticing Mr.. Purnr!I'S marriage says
Mr. Pur@P..l i> Il young NAN well and
favnlHbiy Known, having been head clerk
at the Famous store for the past three
years. He is II native of Elktpn. Md,
and came to Sandoval some years az"
and after having worked ut various
places took employment with the Fa-
nous and hlS been its head clerk.
The bride y Il young lady Of excellent
qualities. She too has been employed in
the Famous store for the past five years.
After the ccrpmcny hli been performed
they took the first trIin for home. ar
riring here in the evening. Almost the
wllr.e town went to meet them. but the
manner of congratulations were hot all
alike. The old man and the small hoy
We're there aS we'll a$ Representatives of
the best families of the town. As they
GOT off the TRAIN the noise of tin horns
AND pnilS wHS heard amid showers of
rice. As they walked down the platform
the crowd fell in and Il plprt-SSipn SINH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
North East.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
IN North East, at w. A. Blackwelrs gro
cery store. cents copy.
Mrs. 5. j. RceClrr is visiting Mr.. anf
Mrs J. Muld Clark in Washington, ID. C,
Mrs. j. :. Sumnrrill az: two children.
of Woodbury.. y. j., iN tire guest of Mr..
ami MIS-. tmorcS W. Shippers,
Miss Media Wilson. of Chester. Pa.
is visiting Nh. m.od MIS-. W. $. Wilson.
Mr.. ami Mrs. G. III. J,..:ron, of Aberr-
Gecn, sport several day, with Mr., and
Mrs, W. \. Blackwell.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Campbell are thsr
guc GI of friends and rp1ltivtS in Con.
,!oA".krn, Pa.
\ lake" will he held Saturday even-
i"E, III the Ford building. by Mrs John,
l.. MOUrc'S Sum,ay School class.
Next tll.Ay evening an cI.tt rtainment
Wlll be held i'll the q. \. K. Hall by
Il"f. FocElcTS Sunday School class.
fol ND.-O1v" day last week, Il bun
I'll" containing Il bureau scarf. The own
or can have same by applying to W. III.
Abrams. on Cecil Avenue.
Mrs j. +. Allingrlllc ui,l two child
r"n, accompanied by her sister. Mass Lii
=" Brown. have rcturm,' to their home
IN Trenton, y. j., after Il l,tgl>llt VISIT
I" MIR. ald Mrs. John +. Foster
Miss Annie X. Beatty is T., .alng Sey-
riul days with Phi.ar.cl,Iiu flirn,ls.
f. j. Warmer hurI secured Il I,,s. ton osy
watchnHn in the l.. l.. Dirrick>on Bank
Gr"t Preparations are being mngle bg
or local ~pOrt>mua for tar coming duck
ing Se'l~a,a, which opens rn Monuay, No
vrnIur 2n.l.
Miss Eva Bacon, who is emp!oyed as
h"oE-kccprr in Wayne, lu., is slsen.lE
Il week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacon.
Mi,l' E.>'ie Duhamell spent from FIJI
kay until Mo~ny in Baltimore.
.Ian.,> l.. MaulG!n, of Cleveland, Ohio.
spent several days with Judge Beutty
this week.
A.iS,' Annie Dicbcr, Of Elktoa, slsms
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. III. n
Wilson.
Chester Harvey, of Philadelphia, in
tn" guest of his mother, MIS- Harvey.
Miss Emma CUTLER of Collin, ,r,wood,
~ j., is the guest of Miss Beul..n VIII
SDn.
Miss R"b" Grant, of Conte4ville. Pa,
is the guest of Mrs. Kate Grant
W. \. Raglan has moved his house.
h"I g"Tis to Eikton, this week, occupy.
!rg II house on Stockton Street
ldc Ladies' Aid Suciety and the W. c.
L. t. of the NJ T.. Church will huM an
a.!-,.ay mnch on Election Day. in the
Ford building. on Main Street. Pro-
cr,''.S' fer the benefit Of the new NJ. E.
hurch
InomnS HaA died at his. home, on
Alain Street after short lines, last
Saturday evening, in tine nutIe W Of
MS age. He leaves besides his widow,
ave children, four ~oi. a.ad oHn Cuugh~
ter. His funeral took pace ON Tue lay.
iiev W. \. Wise officiating. intt rnellt
i'll the NJ. +. Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
ELkT0N M. {. CHURCH.
Harvest Home Celebra lion Judge Lore'S
Address On Methodism In America.

Two features Of the services mt the
Eikton NJ. f.. Church, of which Rev. DIR.
L. +. MartinGa.e is pastor. combined to
attract large audiences there Last Sun
d&y-TEr annu9ll co: tIibuto!$ for hrllt.-
vn.cnct$. and the Harvest Home cclchra-
tiCn, The ch"Hc'l of the church WIS ap-
riUlii i}t,iy decorated with fruits. vcge-
tables alEl flowers, over which the bril-
lilt Cn.or$ Of TIE stained g!a:,s memorial
wiE."w, threw Heightened tones of au-
tuaWal ti!tS. The feature Of the morn
Ing service. was Judge G. Il. Iorr'S ad-
dIc>S on "Mrth" ism in America" in
which he emphasized the important part
played by this Peninsula in its early his
tIy.
M,thodi>m the Judge ~,lid is easily a
lcA'.t.r in American PNtpeta.t:gIm. OF
the >10.ooo.ooo raised for religious rur-
To.rr% lat year. the McthnIiStS of Eng
iHnl a4.l America raised S3O.0OOOOO;
$23,rN,OO0 were raiSrl by owe branch
%" the church: Will, 500 OOU.COU was the
ul.tvl cc'tlibut..a of the Pl,,hylrrianS,
t"1sr-'tpr...stS. BaIti>ts. and Luther
N of II -lNI..l. Am, 1'ir.r, Cara H. Aus
tralia aIl iL,Iia.
Mctlol.Nm ami AmcricanSm. 80 to
peak. are closely akin.
Each WAS a protest against tyranny
ard corruption of the Old World Tha
"~r ar lir>t religious corruption and vice;
tn. other against civic corruption and
.iry.ti"w>nG$s.
While john Wesley WIS the founder
of Motho1i>m. yet AmcliripM M,thodiSm
"Wtl, more to Francis; A~hury than any
nt her Ou,. man W, Slt.V N-us NOT i'm SYM
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
DENLIN-BROWN.

Mr.. David Devlin and Miss Margaret
Brown, daughter Of Mr.. John Brown,
this county, We're married on Thursday
evening. at the home of the bride. near
Cowantown. Rev. o. W. DeVrmSh
pastor of Cherry Hill NJ. +. Church.
solcmnized the union. Miss Helen Brown
II niece of the bride acting lis brides
maid, and Mr. Snow. of Philadelphia. aS
hest man. The ceremony WAS witnessed
by II large company Of friends and rcla
tives. among those from Ekton being
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Frank Witwrrth and
Mr.. and Mri. Wil,inm J. Davis After
II handsome collation. wsiS ipaltaken Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Devlin took the 1870 p
III. train ut Bark&dale for wedding "trip
to Niagara Fails.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
BOLD BANK BURGLARS.
Try Dynamite On D D.rrickSOn'S Vault AT
North East.

Bod hawk burglars early ON Tuesday
ns'iH ing. made an unsuccessful attempt
to force open the vault in the DirrickeOn
private hHnk, Ghout to he converted into
National Institution. located in North
East. The bank occupies Il portion of
the Abrams building on Main Street
About 3 "a. m. on TUESDAY. J. Frank
Peach and the Misses Thompson. who
live cl">r by the bank. were rrl>pd by
an explosion mri going to their windows
SAW three mrn leaving the banks prem
lspS. RI.,Gt.t>: were rolus'rl. aLl it wclS
soon lrnlrcd th.t the burglars had gain
tL ,I.tr.:vc" N the Tran of the hank
with iMp,,m,"t> secured ut the tool
house Of the railway section hAn,:S. The
Gu0ls of the bank Ioom wrir blown in
the p.aSt,r k,nrk,I off and the windows
were shattered. The lunk vault with
stool the CX'.,,li,pW AMI tIe hurglHr> did
i"t wait 10 try The eff cts uf arrthcr
attempt. They got about ~ cents in
stamps for thr.r trouble. but would have
h"rn well II rewarded could they have got
ten The cash in the bank, which amount
cl to about $4,000. No clue has been
ohtaiI!r i ~ to the identity III destination
"t the '>t,rIri>ing but disappointed trio
who cnmr AND Went nobody knows
Wht ace or whittier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
CeciltOn.

Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Smith weres
entertained On Sunday. by Mr.. and Mrs.
&. w. padley.
Miss Daisy Hoover hlA returned home
after Il lengthy stay with itiativfs in
Wilmington, Del.
Misses julia Dc>hnne. AdGie Skinner
and Mrs. NJ. T.. Clayton were entertain
ed by Misses Annie L.. AMI Mamie Jones'
ON Friday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. e. Freeman and Miss Hattie
Morgwn, of Chesapeake City, were the
guests of Mrs. q. w. Padley on We'd
m~lay.
Mr. and Mus. James II. Smith spent
Thursday in Philadelphia.
Misses Annie L.. and Mamie Jones'
Mrs. Nj. ID. Clayton and Mr.. Noble r.
Ferguson were entertained by MiSs
Julia Deshane on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Van BuSkirii of Balti~
more, is visiting her graIgLparcr,ts, Mr..
and Mrs. John Norris
Miss Lelie Mccoy was entertained on
Sunday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Cha2.
Griffith. near town.
Miss Alice Starr has returned to her
home in Baltimore. after II short stay
with her sister. Mrs. X. NJ. Black.
Mrs. a. w. Sands. Of Newburge, iss
spending some time with her mother.
Mrs. Mcgee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
Painfully Injured.

Mr.. John Gilpin, a prominent citizen
OF this town, proprietor of the West
Elkton Brick Yards, fell from a ladder
there on Wednesday afternoon, frsctur
ing three ribs and receiving number of
cuts and bruises He had assembled by
Il ladder to the scaffolding of II brick
kiln. and slipping, fen upon "a pile of
wood below, landing on his shoulder and
side, and being a heavy man was sew
erey shocked physically by his fall. He
was treated by Dr. Ellis. and driven to
his home near Elkton by Taylor Nc
Kenney. He is suffering from the sore
ness caused by his fail. but his friends
dr not regard his case as serious, and
hope to see him out soon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
Big Elk

Miss Fila Hlliahcr >pclgt last Saturday
aLI Sunday with her cousins. the NJ M.s,ps.
kmbIc, of Appleton.
Slr~ Emma Good, Of phillG, !phia, isa
visiting Miss F.orcnc, Scotch.
Rev O. w. Drvin:sh t.y held II
,li"> of extra meetings, at Big Elk
Cnupcl.
Miss Blanche Jannry has returned t,s
baltimore, after >pe,n.ing thu. summer
wItn her parents near here.
l.TS William l.. Cam AMI spnts, Car
c'pcc and Harry, formerly of this place.
now living near Coat tSville. Pa. ar. re-
covering from typLoi fever
Miss Lillian Vincent has returned home
after a pleasant visit with r,..,tivess in.
New York City.
Mr.. Martina Scottcn is Spending this
week with her daughter, Mis-. Waiter,
Maxwell. of Newark. Del
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott. of Ch sster. Pa.
is visiting Miss Clara Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Brown arat
daughter, of lewiSvlle, l'H.. spent Sun
'tay with Mrs +. ii. GHlIaher.
Miss El,aEor Peterson has ace, 1Ite,l Il
position in Wilmington. Del
Mrs Elmer .Ianncy is recovering from
II Painful wound in the palm of the hard
inflicted Ivy Il needle.
The anniversary OF the surrender of
C"rnwalhS and the burning of tne Peg
~ Stewart We're observed by the pupils
OF our school on Monday.
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of election from the way in which it WIS
fo',ird whrn received by the voter. al
though only Il blank back is exposed To
view, in amy one of those instances his
ballot must be rejected
III has been charged by one of our
THAT the decision of the Court
of ATcll:. is responsible for the present
status of the law. This understand to
he an attempt to relieve the Democratic
Legislature from m odium ~ great that
it is st,Ab Sail upon the other side that
this statute must he charged if the Dem
ocrltic Party is t. Lr expected to survive
in Malylanl.'