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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-01-24
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Miss Laura lamar is the guest of
friends in York. Pa.
Capt. John g. Constable is visiting in
birmingham. Alabam0
Jesse Sliccr. of Grccnhurst. was an
lIlkton visitor on Tuesday.
Charles White. of Rhode Island, WAS
an EIkton visitor this week.
Mrs. John McElmoylc has had as her
guest. Miss Emily Shafncr, of Marietta,
rcnna.
Mrs. :. Lavinia Wtworth, of VIII
mngtom. Del, is tn" guest of Elkton
relatives.
Miss Edith IIardrsty. of Wilmington,
is the guest of her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs George w. lIHr,lcSty. of Elk
ton.
Mrs. G. G. Strickland has had rs her
gucSr. Miss RrnrrcH McCnulcy. of Phil
adclphia
MIS-. John :. Writ is entertaining her
nephew, Master James Morrow, of Vine
land. y. j.
Jacob Dean of kcmblcviIlc, Pa, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. Dean.
After an extended visit in New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Whitney have
returned to Elkton.
Miss Irene Street,, of Newark, Del,
was the guest of Miss Bessie Mugraw
Uart of the past week.
Last Saturday evening Miss Bessie
Manly entertained number of her
friends at progressive euchrc. ut her
home. on East Main street.
In honor of her guest Miss Ada Foard,
of Middlctown. Del, Miss Susan Maui
dain entertained Il number of her friends
at progressive cuchrc, on Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst.
Miss Mary \. Sutcr, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank y. Suter, of ElktOn, will
be married to Mr.. Albert NJ. Stevick, of
Shippcnsburg, Pa, on next Wednesday
evening, January 18th at 7.3O o'clock.
a number of Cecil countians have re-
ceved invitations to the wedding of Miss
Ella Eta Wingatc. of Oxford, Pa, to
Mr. William Robert Cauffman, on next
Thursday afternoon. January Goth. ut
$50 o'clock.
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II. Frank Witworth spent several days
III Baltimore this week.
AIR. toh, = tIo,t, ,.,. ,h, ,,,,,., -,
rrinnd. ~ pbii.,d,,r,L;, ,l,i. no,-,. VI
'''''' '''
Sidney Sharp, of Philadelphia was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McChcsncy
this week.
Miss Lillian nouu,,, t.. ,.i.i,in.. Mr..
,,.,,,,rd ~ po.r.ir. IN N.,..hin,r,a,,
Howard r. ASH, of Traitor. Pa. spent
sunday with his uncle. l"~hua NJ Ash.
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III Frame Dwelling

good frame combined granary and wagon
house. carriage house &c. also good apple
orchard, About four acres is woodland. tho
balance is arabic, of good quality. under good
fenclag, and in good state of cultivation.
The neighborhood is good and the property
will make a desirable home
THE TERMS OF SALE-prcscribed by the
decree are: one-thtrd of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on day OF sale, one-third in
six months and the bslance in twelve months
from day OF sale Credit payments TO bear in.
torcst from day OF sale and be secured by the
notes or bonds of the purchaser, with surety
to be approved by the Trustees. Purchaser
to pay costs of conveyance.
j. c. Hindman l.. MARSHALL HAINES,
Ahctionccr W. WARBTRTON,
Jah@its Trustees.
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FrameDWelIing House Hiiii;;

frame barn, Eranary wagon house, and other
outbuildings and is convenient to stores,
schools, churches, mills, post Office and rail
road, being distant from Rising Sun, a station
on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central r.
only about miles, and is well worthy of
the attention of buyers and investors.
TERMS OF SALE-one third of the purch-
ase money to be paid in cash on day of sale.
and the remainder in six months therefrom
with interest on the credit payment from day
of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction
of the trustee, with option to the purchaser
to pay the same earlier,if desired. with due
proportion of interest thereon Cost of deed
at expense of purchaser
J. C. Hindman, Auct. GEO. A. BLAKE
Jan oats Trustee.
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Thursday, February 19, 1908
At 10 so O'CLOCK A Nj

all that tract or parcel of land situate near
College Green. now called GrcCnhurst, in
Cecil County. Maryland. containing twenty
four acres, one rood and sixteen square
perches, more or less and composed of two
smaller parcels, one OF which was conveye ed
IL Rachel H johnson by Abner Irwin by deed
dated July 2Sth, 1870, and recorded among the
land records of said Cecil County in Lber d.
s., MOI. folio 273, and the other conveyed to
William T. Johnson by john Kirk by deed
dated March 18th, 1878, and recorded as afore-
said in Liber a. W. NJ, No. :, folio 532&c
This property is situate on the south side OF
the road from Greenhurst to Zion and nd joins
lands of John L. Crothers, X. II. Logan and
others. The land is all cleared of good quail
ty and well watcrcd with running streams
The improvements consist of II good
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Not 4 MARRIAGE Iic.p., u..,, i..y,,l
the Clerks office, in EIkton This wonl
So ,, ,s",";l' ' a'"' ron Il prominent citizen
irvrr.
,..I. ,"- "''3n',lS .,tN pounds was re
KIM "H''n'F'" ny ih"inaS Weaver. of
'''' WILL
.-lIcrrv Eva~S, rr the Sixth district
.itis l,., wool.
hA-'"$tmnSt"r 'i"or-" \. Atkinson,
"' "ff l'ru"~t Is reported I" IT. SER
lousy III with typhoid fever.
The ..rorritv nr coal b,. ,..,,snd tho
! rnn, r,...'.';, ~ '''' " -. 'n"''H'
t,r,i,.in,,,,I '"'''.' ''"'' was
William II. Cole has opened har-
rr.S store on East Main street. in the
Hi"r" room recently occupied for pool
| p2llur> 10y =. +. EoHrd.
~ - u. iI'hmS, tn" well Known
| ,''''''nrIMh % irrrNNiIl", mas recovered
'"''' MS h!n'HN from lEph"ld FEVER ANA
- ''''""'hS !" ms practice.
II. 6. Rinccr. Of Fort Dcposit, has
| been appointed storrl,rnrcr in the Gus
toms Service Mt Locust Point H,ltimorc.
'''''
\ number of persons enjoyed fishing
through the L." on the North East river,
HE first of this week. with lead min
nuWS. Many fish were caught.
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tbn I,,in, ,,r I;.. IN. i,L.,r,I -, .t,1, t, ~
If NJ. and Nv i,,,,,, ~ Da, ,,,, ,''''',
rhur,,I.,,. ,,,,,.t I,,,,,.',,,. ,n,l
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News IN Brief.

A dancing school has been organized
at Cccilton.
There arn several cases of diphthcra
AT Port Deposit.
John T"nton. a farmer living near
Llkton. had a valuable work horse to die
recently.
Presiding Elder Or. Robert L. Watt
will preach ut North East, tomorrow,
Sunday evening.
A fox hunt was given on Monday, in
the First district, in which Il number of
sportsmcn participated.
Mrs William X. Lockwood. of War
wick, is reported TO be improving from
her recent serious illness.
During the year 1902 there were 1913
deaths in Cecil county. compared with
400 the previous year, 1901.
Revival services are in progress in
the Chesapeake City NJ. Il. Church,
under the leadership of Rev. L. L.
Poole
Harry W. Davis, of Coochs Bridge,
Del, has accepted a position with the
Delaware Trust Company of Whining
ton, Del.
Ono night the past week, George
Davis while returning home. near Elk
ton. WAS attacked by some unknown man
near Farr Creek bridge, whom he beat
off.
While trimming trees on his farm,
near North East. Samuel Scotch had Il
small bone in his arm broken. His axe
rcboundcd from Il limb of the tree and
struck his arm.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with
"Thc Dry Cleaner" 1t is not liquid,
leaves 10 odor, and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by j. Frank Frazer, Druggist, ElktOn.
The first meeting of the Elkton Uni
vcrsity Extension Class. was held i'll the
office of the School commissioners of
flee, last Friday night. maryland His
tory will y" discussed for several weeks.
-itcv Dr. Watt will preach ut Wesley
Chapel. Elk Neck, tomorrow. Sunday,
at 1890 ii. IN. and at Harris ut 80 p.
m. ana hrld Quarterly Conference. Re
viva. services at iIart's to commence in
tn" evening at $50 o'clock
~,
com" CumcLavc Independent Order of
ITcpta,ophs. has pnid to the widow and
NV" daughters Of the late Israel Gnnkel,
of WurWicE, $4,000. the amount of in
Suraucr carried by the deceased
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r...il,t,.. - - ..,I... ..,,r,ro -, LlI. I,nL-
inc, a.. ,l,a i.,r;,. - Iono. C,h,rrI ON
,rn,..r.,,. ',.., y-'.,I,,,.,In,, a,.,nin,,l Ech.
,,,,n,. !, ,t.r NJ, ,,naar,I, win
ne used 10 I'Hr'hhS" new rhalrS l"r inc
'h'l'''
t. g. Caldwell has been elected Pres
idcut. and Charlie. Il, McConkcy, Sccre-
tarv. ,r tho rooowipgo Bridge Company
and Land Comn3pfc. They. with James
II. Harlow, George X. McGaw and $.
J. CllIwau form the board of directors
of tho t,y, romuapi.s
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SIS Acres Of Land
MORE OR LESS

and being the same land which was conveyed
to him by Alfred Kirk, Executor, by his deed
bearing date the 18th day Of August, in the
year 1883. and recorded among the land rec
ords of said Cecil County in Libcr A. D.,
No. 9, folio 3S9 &c. except three parcels there
of, two conveyed to John l. Crothcrs by deeds
dated September LIST 1888. and recorded as
aforesaid in Liber j. A. D., No. folio 4ss and
August 18th. 1898. and recorded in Liber j. T.
g.. No. folio 30 &c. and one conveyed to John
L. Crothers; Joseph II. Crothers and Lewis S.
BROTHERS, by deed dated December 10TH 1887,
and recorded in Libcr j. A. D., No. If, folio
rs &c.
This property is situate on the north side of
road from Greenhurst to Zion adjoining lands
of John Crothers. Mrs. Fannie Clifford
Abram w. Kirk and others.
The improvements consist Of com fortablc
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81 Acres Of Land
MORE OR LESS,

it being the same land which was convey cd
unto Joseph Entwistc by Robert c. Lewis by
his deed dat ed October ltih in the year 1874
and recorded among the land records of said
county in Liber a, W, VI, No l Folio III AZ.
to which deed reference is hereby made tor
title.
The land is of good natural quality, well
adapted for general crops or trucking and
the entire place is under tillagc, and is well
fenced.
The improvements are frame dwelling
house, barn, and other outbuildings.
The property is convenient to churches,
schools, mills post office, rail. road sc.
TERMS OF SALE-oDe third of the pur-
chase money shall be paid in cash on the day
of sale and the re mainder in six months there
from the credit payment to bear interest
from the day of sale and to be secured to the
satisfaction of the Trustee, with the option.
to the purchaser to pay the credit payment.
with due proportion ofinterest thereon. at
an earlier date. Cost of deed at expense of the
purchaser.
w. j, Smith auct. GEORGE a. BLAKE.
Jan 3ts Trustee,
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ST Head Of Horses
AND MULES.

No, l-Bly Horse BOB. years old, VT, 1890 lbs
No, | farm Horst, would suit cart or bIs
team
No. Dun Horsc.-IKE, 5 years Old, VT
20 lbs. good general purpose horse safe
for lady to drive These horses are both
>lnulc line Leaders
Nos ; aud Pair dark Bay mules, years
" d, good farm team. fast walkers.
No. and GPair Brown Mules, rising ?
years old, well mated.
No, Black Mare Mule, rising > years Il
niccone.
2good mix Cows, Jersey stock one fresh
the other close springer.
Jersey Hefcr yearing.
Brood Sows, one will farrow in March, the
other in April
10 SHOATS-weight about 60 lbs. each
WAGONS-l two horse farm wagon. Column
bia make. used two years. l Top buggy,
old spindle wagon, basket sleigh, nearly new,
l sled.
HARNESS. sets of lead | set of heavy
dearborn sets of light driving harm ess, rid
ing bride and saddle, housings, collars,
brides, haters, names, traces, hitching straps
nets etc.
MACH1NERY-l Mccormick binder | Os-
borne mower, hay rake hay rigging and
hay skids, plows, harrows, roller, single culti-
vator, cornmarkcr and covercr single and
doubctrecs, sprcaders, corn shelter, grain
fan, cutting box. 3 iron hog troughs. | iron
watering trough and spout, log and rail bolst-
ers. ladder, lot of lumber. 25 chestnut posts,
new. Il lot of barrels, boxes. chests, etc Scy-
the and snythe grain cradle, corn knives,
hedge knives, sheep shears, pair of clippers,
post digger. hammer. shovel. mattock, forks
rakes, hoes. potato drags, hay rope ana six
blocks, whcebarrow, cross cut saw, maui
wedge. axes, square, saw, Ratchet, hammer
| augers, pincers. poisc, farm bell, 4 bushel
and 4 peck measure. hay knife. Corn by bar
rel, oats by the bushel, hay by ton. fodder by
bundle, potatoes by the bushel, 23a. acres of
wheat in the ground, the straw to be left on
premise
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-1 Alton range, En-
erad cook stove No s, 2 coal stoves | extern
sion table, old tables, 2 settees, clock, IL
dozen wooden chairs, meat bench. sausage
bench and cutter, antique sidebOard, . bed
steads, bedroom suit. trunk. l sofa. 2
creamery cans, clothes horse. screen doors
and window screens. meat cask and numer-
Gus other articles to be gathered up by day of
SALE
Terms Cash.
RACHEL II. JOHNSON.
FREDUS F. JOHNSON.
Bay View,
Administrators of VIM. T, johnson, deceased,
j c. Hindma an, auct. Jan Il ct
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i Frame House

stable, hog house and other outbuildings
The neighhorhood is excellent and the prop
erty is a desirable one of its size.
THE TERMS OF SAIE-proscribed by the
decree are: one third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on day of sale. one.th in
six months and the balance in twelve months
from day oc sale. Credit payments to bear
interest from day of sale and be secured by
the notes or bonds of the purchaser. with
surety to be approved by the Trustees. Pur-
chaser to pay cost of conveyance.
J, G. Hindman L. MARSHALL HAINES,
Auctionecr W.T. WARRINGTON,
Jan24ts Trustees,
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NOTICE TO CREDITus :.

This is to give notice that tb. B.. .. ..r hers or
Cecil county have obtained trr.. ,.... .f hang
Court of said county letters o. .. ..,. rrnti61
on the personal estate Of
WILLIAM T JOIN .
late of said county, dcCeascr . .rsons
having claims against the snr. .,. dare
hereby warned to exhibit the .-..,........ il TIE
vouchers thereof duly author .f..
on or before the 22nd das '... 1908.
they may otherwise be excl .fu anv
benefit of said estate All p .. ..lrbt91
to said estate are requested l., ...tl. g.. rned5-
at" payment to the subscriber '....... Indpr
our hands this - day OF Dec "
RACHEL II. :! |tN ~,
FREDES Y. J o.. .rE
Jan l1-6w ..... .nt,ra
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Trustees Sale
OF A
Sixth District Farm

Under and 10y virtue of decree of the Cir
cHit Court tor Cecil County in Equity, passed
in Il cnus" therein pending in which Annie $
Reynolds, paintiIf and Ellen Brown and
others are defendants the undersigned, the
trustee named therein to make sale, will Of
fer at public auction, ut the Mary land House,
in the town of Rising sun. in Cecil County. in
the State OF Mary Wand on
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Saturday, February q, 1908.

AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ.
that farm. situated in the Gth election district
OF said County. which was conveyed unto
Mylos Brown nov deceased. by James I. Nc
Culough, Trustee. 10y his deed dated April LIST
1873 and recOrdt d among the land records Of
said County in hiber ID $ No, 10. Folio 2Oi Sc
1t contains
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90 Acres Of Land
(
Frame Dwelling House A! Il


a good Frame Barn on stone foundation
wa Is Frame Granary, Wagon House and
other necessary outbuildings
This desirable property is well watcrcd
and well fenced and in high state of culti-
uation. There are two apple orchards of
choice fruit and about % acres covered with
good timber on the farm 1t is within 70
miles of Singcrly, a station on the B. & O.
Il. and convenient to churches, mills,
schools. etc.
THE TERMS OF SALE are that onc.thrd
OF the purchase money shall be paid in cash
on the day of sale and the residue in two
equal instruments at six and twelve months
respectively, and to bear interest from the
day of sale and be secured tothe satisfaction
of the Trustee. The cost of deed TO be paid by
the purchaser.
Jan24ts w. S. EVANS.
hosca smith, auct Trustee.
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3d. Acres of Land
MORE OR LESS

MORE OR LESS
and adjoins lands of Jonathan Reynolds, Geo
Reynolds and Others. The land is Of good
natura quality, and well adapted to the rails
ing of all the usual farm crops and the entire
farm is under tilage. The property is i'm
proved bya
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Farm For S

! desire TO sell my farm OF II
on the road leading from Met
Zion. Possession given March
Address HENRY
1925 KirkwOOd st.
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TRUSTEES SALE
SMALL FARM
NEAR ELKTON MD.

Under and by virtue of decree OF the Cir
cult Court for Cecil County in Equity passed
in cause therein pending wherein Margaret
Woodsidcs and husband are plaintiffs and
James Entwistlc and others are defendants,
the undersigned, the trustee therein named,
will offer at public auction AT the Court House
door. in the town OF ElktOn, Cecil County, in
the state of Maryland. on
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Trustees Sale
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of Il decree of the Circuit court
for Cecil County in Equity passed in cause
No. 2433, the undersigned Trustees will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on
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STORE FOR S

Grocery stock, Fixtures, ct,
ton, Del, doing good cash IL
new goods, nice store 70,
Cause of sale, retiring from h
Oct 25-tf =
Care CECIL VIII
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REAL. estate.


'NaIIr' T. norman mas 'H'hahE'u ms
farm S'"a'' ,'%r I.9","'''', containing
l"t a'I'S' ~ - az ''''' io' property
lA' "'r.'n HN''- 'rl,'' roH .,
-'i' acres '''" IT, "'', l'p" '"''''N!iIo mas
and Mrs, Fannie Crorh,rs, Inv John w.
TavIur. Of near Por Deposit. for ST..
~
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Trustees Sale
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Cecil County in Equity passed in cause
No 2i32, the unG crsigned Trustees " i'll sell at
public auction. on the premises. near College
Green, now called Grccnhurst, in said Cecil
County, on.
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Monday, February 10Th, 100:
AT ll.5O O'CLOCK, A NJ.

AT ll50 O'CLOCK, A NJ,
AT III" Court House door in the town of Elk
ton, Cecil County, aforesaid. all that farm or
tract OF land ard premises situate, lying and
being near Cartcr'S Mil. in the third Flee
ton district Of Cecil County afArcsaId. v here
of William OlIcy died seized and posscssed
and wherein Clinton McCuuley now resides.
containing
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THURSDAY, JAN. %, 1903


ali of that small farm situated about one mile
east of said town, on the north side OF the
ElktOu and Christiana turnpike, adjoining
lands of Lewis G Stckann. Carrot Oscar
Odds and Mrs. Jane Nceley and others, con
tanning
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Fire Company |
FOR SA
ra.-..as.ss .----- -...-.a--.--
FOR SAL

Very desirable Home, plea
inRs, fine scenery, beautiful
miles from railroad, nine roo
good barn, wagon house, and
ings. mineral water at the
fruit trees three acres or land
Sth District Of Cecil County NJ
to suit. For further infOrma
Jan24ts DIR. d
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FOR SALE
For Sale

House and Lot at Pleasant
Md. : room frame house, in \
stable, plenty OF fruit trees.
NJ. G, SCARBO
Nov 22tf.
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RACHEL II. JOHNSON
FREDUS F. JOHNSON,
Bay View,
Administrators of VIM. T, Johnson, deceased,
j. c. Hindm an, auct. Jan l. ct
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Jan u 6w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-06
MOROCCO'S PRETEND!ER IS
RETREATING FROM SULTAN
ASSOCIATED PRESS cAsLEeRAM)

MADRID, JAN -Ofcal dispatches say the pretender to the
throne retreang reorganzing
army.
TANGIER, JAM ASutan N1uey Abdul Az finding his task al
impossible after twelve years irresponsible lazy and cruel rule
of the Moo said to be the point of abdcang in favor of his
brother who is favorie with the people
The rebellion Morocco the result of the
told
civilization than the Moors under the Oriental dcpom
quasheditary monarchy In this way the sprung
up They rebel against the arbitrary of collecting
ruined The last OF powerful Moorish fleet going
empire Foreign entirely
of the land although rich under cultivation
practically responsible the local dis
tricts of the country
The proclaimed
with tribes
country butchery that resulted has been startling
other foreigners have been murdered within his and
called and has had large ndemnies
for such The Sultan down the Ran rebellion of 1893
the taken with the
possible cruelty.
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Honolulu On the List.

WASHINGTON The Secretary OF the Treasury sent to
the House today proposals for immigration station at Honolulu
The dcostw will De twenty thousand dollars
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Panic Checked, Rebels Beaten.

CARACAS, JAN The financial panic checked by the
The evouon attacked the government troops
Sunday and defeated with Of fftyseven
killed
BERLIN jan 5Great Britain and Germany have agreed
blockade pending signatures aba
protocol
WASHINGTON Jam 5-Advices that condi-
much disturbed the greatest uncertainty prevails
country disturbed by revolutions which soey bee
No reply received from the powers regard the
proposals arbitration.
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Diplomatic Changes.

WASHINGTON Jan. 5-Dr David Jayne Hill appointed
First Assistant Secretary of Mckinley
has appointed Minister Page
Bryan who has been appointed Minister Portugal
DR. Hill recently took prominent part the
Henry during America He was formerly president
of Rochester University scholarly and is noted for his
knowledge of international law In the
New York politics. President Mckinley gave him appoint
the State Department the resignation of John
Moore in 1893.
Minister Bryan served four years Minister Brazil and
vious1y to that hadb been appointed Minister China.
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TERRITORY MAY GIVE TAX
POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE ADvERTIsER0

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan 5Atorney General has filed
opinion that the Organic Act gives the power legislature
In October Governor Dole the Department
official Interpretation of the Organic the right of the Ter
toa legislature laws deegatng counties and the
impose The question referred the Attorney
Department reaching impor-
forming precedent which apply both Porto Rico and
the Philippines that Attorney General Knox personally took the
under advsement.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
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Former Premier Sagasta Dies at
Madrid of an Attack of
Bronchitis.
Diplomatic Changes---DoIe issues Passports.
Latest Sugar Prices---Great Damage
at Seattle
ASSOCIATED PRESS cAeLEeRAM.)

VF@0oOO7NTE Ed FF1ESS CABLEGRAkA.
MADRID JAN Sagasta, great Spanish
Party leader is dead
Sagasta prominence world premier of Spain
during that countrys disastrous with the United
He later took the rens of young King Aonso
but resigned month and succeeded by Senor Sva
Although diplomat
active in politics almost the day of his busy
fe being and of times under cangeabe
sh Government In early life Republican
of the old king 1885 he found himself
cesst opposed the Republicans until the birth of the
when he firmly established the Liberal party giving
democratic character.
He had been the of physical collapse for months su
fering from insomnia and difficulty breathing sharp
of bronchitis carried him off yesterday