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AS EsAfN-N AiNt&eM AfpH@s
3he gradaate nurss 81 e
and Maryland arc 70 be commended
FOR their aet.oa, taken I q meeting
lei recently in regard TO the aeed Of
oa ia Tie regulation Of the
profession Of scieriiae anrsing They
propose f0 prepare q 5ili To he intro
31eed hit the coming sion of The Leg
islature providing for the protection
of their interests IN z manner similar
Is that enjoyed By physicians, IN the
event Of the bil's psssage aii trained
aurses win be nroperly registered,
which a3i entail a test of heir dtrfss
FOR the profession.
In the work OF aiding the sick and
tha injured. the trained nurse IS 8 fac
Tor whose importance is second only 70
ihat IL the physician. Frequently her
sponsiJiiity IS almost as great, Ar
ag raining Is eeaaired To fit her
tor he. of slon, ard shen s.a II
ready axe az her 19s only
Erelt ilil aBt uA4 mIts4 pe enLe IS
tenaIde0 oi hss svhiet is &c more
eason wis she 81 ND reetge lHll
credit for her abilities and os protected
ID her qcrlr--a %pfoteusiel TINT VII len
eft mutually both herself and tug p8o
lie. baltimore Herai8
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Uaeonauerab ppie

lee Tsgner Of Beac1 Haven, Soal
ldsnaa and 'et ampiol eater Waa
believed aat he could eat four uoaaes
rs Phi daiph.a scramble IL tF eat
min tes. ted BIS capacity 1ao
aud eace of G1ty last nigh 20 a
III eight Minutes, after eat ng n ot
and sever ounces. lie afs e1-
cuse tbe scranpis s -oo Iieh.
EFe Aa ta elusun y
of ~ til tVenfy-a q II Is
0roperly seasoned
rtruers pr ioaS gs feai
Il sentiy vas % %conss11t
termed q Fight suneh. t8o aans aaA
leans, ant can 10 salmon y tan
Cam { Ger, two ties of fce cream.
tuo g 81 soda winter aaa e Qu0I'
5r pes nu -Plladelpl Record
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aRAip CHILDREN rnAvsL rAa
Writings 81 Bites csrr#a Tost Hav
seen the Wers=.

GSSh &NC Ttaft8r
Esiss Carmul. TIE poet az he bH.
gina;ns Of his literary earasr, aa
the lsaal d~ifhcait gth hon viz MANS.
scrjpts. He checked un nti desperaa-
dun on his desk and kept at wors.
One belief which never failed him
was mat eyeryth ag he wrote must
Of necessity meet 2 welcome some
where, : CONVICTION which always
caused a rejected manuscripts 10 axe
another journey. Some came back so
many times taa re became deeply n
tereated in Them n gave then
names quite apart from SEER titles
such as The Flying Dutchrnan," "1hs
Wandering Jew. Ulysses" and SO
torth He vas rummaging through
on ~pigeonholes net loIg ago Hhea
he exclaimed TO q friend who hap
peped 10 be present
Why hello; here's old 'Captatn
Cook. Really, had forgotten the
dear old Captain, . and he held up q
faded sheet Of COPY.
WHY 40 you call Il Captain
Cook" asked ire friend. noticing
THAI the title was widely different.
oh, because e carcunnavigated tbs
globe" answered me poet Il genE
It to an Austraitan periodical II
went BY the wy of 5an Francisco.
and came back Via the Suez canal and
London believe III send It to the
So-and So" he added. mentioning the
name Of 8 prominently monthly; they
asked me for something the other day
OF course, they rejected it before Il
went 20 the k~ntipodes. hut perhaps
they1l think it lRa improved with
age"
Captain Cook was printed a month
or two ago, and was much admired
Philadelphia Post.
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60 ana Enas of go.

G~ernany's pavilion az lhe Woridfs
Fair IS under roof, The building j. a
replica of tie castle at challptten H9rg
and the plans were revised By Emperor
Wiillau.
The Shah d Persia Is afraid OF tray-
cling ii express trains, and on his Err
rorean trips orders are always given
that his trains must not exceed twenty
miles an hour.
Rear Admiral Sir Charles Drury. row
Second Lord Of the British Admiralty
IS q C~aAadiaa. His wife IS a laueasef
Of the Whitehead Of torpedo fame end
III aunt OF Princess Bismarck
TIE Ear or Monht Edgecumbe. Who
hes 5nst reached his seventy dis. birth
day, las been Tor the last forty Years
one OF the closest personal friends OF
King Edward VII.
hi. John Morley viii visit tlsis eann-
Try next autumn, when lie Is 10 deHyes
the address at ne opening of tie seeis-
nical college in plttshufg founded by
afr. Carnegie.
The historical plans of the city OF
Bonn VIII be exhibited at The Worlds
Fair. st. Louis for The first tire ont.
side Of Germany faey Will attract
general attention III sie cats fas had
Z most efeaiful hislpix auainw It's cen
turtles Of existence.
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TIE properties Of radiun are OK
tremely curious Efis body eraits with
great intensity al DC the different rays
that ave prodncea id vacuum tabe.
Tae radiation measured by means OF
aH eleciroscope. is az least q million
uIucs more powerful than thar from IA
ecggal qnantity of Uranium. a charged
aiectcose ee placei at I distance oG
several metres can be discharged iy 3
few eeuttgraEas Of q radiggn salt. one
can also discharge. ar e~leetroseope
through 3 scree OF glass or lead i've or
six centimetres thick Photographic
plates placed IN the vicinity of raGium
are almost Instantly affected If no
screen Intereepts the rays: WIKI screen
{he action is slower, but X still fakes
place through geiy mick 0nes il The
exposure is sufficiently long Radinm
can therefore la used ia he production
d autographs Mime. Curie, i. Cen
tucy Ns zine.
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bg sations as ines eannct rea8bs k8
otsaasedport 3nofths ear enes4ts onlyon5
ya 5Jr asalnH aes t6gt Is by a5nst-
~'att9G4lcaT les Daaf ass Is 1aaa8a bY &c
lHeag gen .gicu . tie Mucous iiniue
taa 4'u5e. NlI4 his 4ut8 Is IA.
asn oo Jumb}ing sound or tulpel.
feet boa ns and when i Is entirely elosoa
Deafness - Che result, 2Ed unioss the inGam-
ns>;on gag. be takes 0ut aaG this cubs rs
stored e lr2 uornai condition. hearing viii
20 destroyed ieTHyer Nine cas- . out Of ten
EleeSgaed by cata4r whiChis nothlngbut al
Infancd ec0aitiGn oftha mucous surfaces.
We Viii give 0le Hundred Dollars for any
esse ofDeatoes leaueedby 3atBrrh )thst car
not be cur0i BY Hail's Catarrh 0ure. Send fog
circular }cee. ri, CsESEy&Co., Toledo. o,
Sold by Druggists, l5e.
Halls Family Pills are the bes,.
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STANLEY AS \ FIGHTER.
Lord Woiseley Gives High Rank 70
Famous African Explorer,

Lord Woiseley Gives High Rank 20
Famous African Explorer,
A thoroughly good man was Henry
N. Stanley. whom arst met In the
Ashanti. expedition. No noise. no dan
ger ruHied his nerve. and he looked As
cool and self-possessed as II ne had
been at target practice. Time after
time as turned ia his direction ]
saw him ga down 10 a kneeling posi-
tion 10 steady his rife as ne piled The
most dafiHg of the enemy with 2 nee
er-failing aim. II is~ nearly tnir =
years ago, ana j can still sec before
me The close-snut lips and determined
expression Of his manly lace which.
when HI looked In NY direction, told
plainly / had near me an Engllshuan
ia plain clothes whom no danger
could appal. Had ! felt inclined &c
run away the cool, firm aniiinching
m~aaliness OF that face would have
given NE fresh courage. l had been
previously somewhat preiudiced By
Others against him, hut sl such feel
fngs were slain and buried At Alnoa
ful.-From Lord Molseisss Recollec-
lions.
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During the siege Of Nafeking one Of
tue odicers organized q concert OF
~singsong 10 keep up The spirits Of the
men. Re discovered, according to the
Story rs it is told IN Y. c.. that the
men had aus enough for low spirits.
Hearing Ct i sergeant in the High
landers who was q good performer, he
asked the man to cot tribute to the con
cert.
I'm 80 ~, sir bus l cannot
Why asked the officer. you play
s0u.e Instrument, don't youf"
81 lid, sir"
what 8as it?''
''Ihe bones. sir: but I've eaten en-"
Youth Companion.
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teen years [ 8Ur q g
with terrible pain ia
my back. I Gid not
know what 1t was to
enjoy q nights res
and arose In the
morning feeling tired
and unrefreshed. My
suffering sometimes
vas simply inde
scribable. When I
flushed the first box
OF Doan's Kidney
Pills / felt like o
different woman 1
continued until I had
taken hye boxes.
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TWO LOST IN THEATRE FIRE.
Opera House at Mt. Sterling Ry. De-
stroyed.

Lexington. KY. ". Barnes and
Frank White lost their lives III HE
burning of the Opera House al Mount
SteTllllg by being caught under fall
ing wall.
The fire started Ia the large retail
grocery Of 4. X. X. Burnes & Sons,
In the Opera House building 4 high
wind was blowing. and the spire OF the
Methodist Church, two squares north
west. caught Gre from lie sparks and
was destroyed The church was saved.
The Opera House. valued az $20,0oo,
was DESTROYED.
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NINE LEADERS DEPoBTBp
Press Ger olship Established r1 II roi-
orAdo Caunts.


Beaver. Col Under TIE prs ma
ton issued by Governor Pcebody de-
elaring San Miguel County tT Ne Is
stlte IF iasuri eGti3n and glging ,la
military all power III Hse such meas
ures as they deem proper q res ore
peace, Major Zaph z. Inii. commander
Ct the military nt Telluride. Esas es-
tablishea 3 strict press ceHsgr lP and
taken control ot oth telegrlua ia tel
eahoDe lines
Ataior AIN ROM sed ul tweag Eve Of
Re leading M uu gitsto, Including
Pres dent Mile 81 the Miners Union
ss1 arched them to The railroad sta
nou.
A detachment vas sent 10 iaa Zee
OF Eugene Bngley, eX-At1oraey Gener-
a Of Colorado ana n1v repr aiting
Members ~ tie MilasH Tn.aa He
was arrested aad ordered de lted.
Al were warned not Il r p Tell
utlle.
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REBELs NEAR Nro pastFNGo.
Population Joining Revolt Against
proYisianaI Government

lEof1si0Hht government
Cape Hay5en.-Hhe population ct s
region south 81 Azua a. goi1pos ela
in Sau Domingo. has JOINED the arIDl
of revolutionists which is marching oa
inc capital. and seve a. new d~efecuors
from the Ministry OF the pro- isl0n8l
resident. Morales, aIe annouI eea
General 1ininez forniar lresiG ent 0f
the republic and leade of the rey9
f.0nists, IS SUI ID Sautias0 ne JOS Ca
balheros working with the aid ri C,en
erals Desehamps ana Picbardo ToT tte
fnal success of tile fayohrilla
causes. There IS CREST depiase on in
able.
The British cruiser PaHas has arrived
ai Porto Plata Three German wu
ships fba Gazelle the Nlneta and the
Panther, .nd The French cruiser
TrQade are II Port au Prince.
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--Yopth Companion.
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Mnntranl clnh pnrns

IRE DESTROYED the house Of tlt Mt
E1F1l G4i1. leading social Organise
los IL foiltreat, Can Frank 5utt. q
fireman twenty one gears Old. WAS
killed and six persons We're injured
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- - a n. -.

1ehu Porsowsk!. Nlcolo strcteriski
nd Z. Lang, the last Lamea au -.
tendant at Summit Lake Pars. wee
drowned as AIKEN, cAia Iwaily-ons
otieY p a3s we're pgecipitatett inte
The laSe While attending the utnaal
winter csYEival Of ihs Akron iois@s
sooiete. Lang yeas drowned will try
jng ID says oilers.
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Commodore Somervliie Nle9nisSa az
the United States May, IL 3 latter
From 1897 r ST., n. W., Washinsto
U. G, says.
Your peruaa mas been aaa Is now
used BIZ sd many of my friends ana ae.
quaintaaces as q sure cure lor catarra
that / a1 convinced Of it's curative
qualities. and 1 anAesjtatlngiy recon
mend Il 10 an persons suffering from
that complain. Nicholson.
The highest lnen il Gar nati1n have
given Peruna a strong endorsement.
Men of aIl Glasses aAd stations axe
equally represented,
sc you a4 not derive prompt ard sat
tstaegarE results from the use " Pe-
T1uH usffa ak once to Dr. Hartman.
giving a full stafemen Of your case,
ana lie wll be ptease6 - give you his
va sable advice rat8
Address nr. HartufGr, R%resiaeng Of
The Hartman SauitagiQa Columbus. @.
ask Your Drtsgi fer a srsa Ferure
Almanac Ter 1904
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President Altman. Of the BANK Of
Staten Island at Stapleton, .. l., com
mitted suie,ae in New York City The
State Examiner closed the Institution
pending an Sanlsnation.
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) slar Woman.

AIRS Armada NoungDiood las been
IiEed and her son. Robert, se iously
wounded by three men who attempted
70 rob the grocery store taes conducted
at Yaiverde, Col.
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Japan Prepared For War.

Japan has Informed the foreign Am
bassadors at Toxic and had her envoy
notify the governments a~broaI.ihat she
was prepared FOR the worst
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80 Rolls Down Monnfnin.

Two persons were killed aud a large
number injured bg the breaking Of a
rail on the Western Maryland Railroad
uear Klae Mountain House Station.
A coach was thrown from the track
and rolled down the mountain.
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-, -. 4 Raeln..

AAsana Is &c
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Snnfh Asricn AL Inlnnrt -

After three days debate in TIE Iegis-
iatige Council e motion IN favor 81 the
Introduction Ct Asiatie labor into
Aouth Africa was passed
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O. Rbn0a "a 4 SIC

Burglars dynamited the safe il o.
Cohen 3eHeieq, al Dies Moines. Iowa,
and secured 5000 in cash, diamonds.
watches and other property.
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MARTIAL law ~ TELLURIDE.

Colorado authorities Yl Keep 4 i.o-
Tors Cut Of Aiming District.
Denver Col -Goyeg0or Peabody has
declared Il modified form Oh martial
law in Telluride. and that eit is placed
under the restrictions as a5v-
pfeyaii az Cripple Crs
The o5Ject of the order is understood
TO he to prevent the return of the men
who were sent out OF the district, These
inen 2 considered BY the military as
agitatofs who were responsible for the
wlala le1ubie at EallHgiae.
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Flel,sing IN Croeuar

4 revolution has broken ont In The
Department If Florida, Uruguay. IN
q skirmish with tie insurgents The
Government troops lost one killed and
three wounded.
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The s2,1422 POI worth of platinum ex
iracted in the Cortlagdstski districr
u Russia last year Is practically tbe
worlds IMPLY OF that aaetal.
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Iaa Dank Clos II

The Fir National Bank Of storm
Lake, IoWa, llas been closed hi three
tion Of tie Controller Of tho l'urran3 8
on evidence Of insolvency.
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Shot Himself by Accident.

Fargo Squiers. eldest SON. OF the Uni
ted States Minister to cuba. accident
ally shot ana killed himself at Havana.
Cuba.
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Qirls, Schnnl RnrneA

81. GATHERINGS Academy, IA Catholic
school for girls. located near Spring
field. Ky pnriied to the ground the
loss Is aA9n. xon0. 900
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coApLErelY

Alrs. p. Brunei. wife OF z. Brunei,
stock dealer residence 3111 Grand
Ave, Everett, Wash, says; 9Tor Gf
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Doan's kidney Pills act very effective
II. very promptly, relieve Inc aching
pains and MI other annoying difficult
lies"
Foster Milburn Co, Eufalo, N. Y.
For sale by all druggists. Price 70
pcnfs per hog.
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There are now invent, i've Christian
Endeavor societies liz Bra with
nestlg q thousand menbess.
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pl.t at Salmnilva

Oyer 100 Turks were arrested al ST.
lonika, turkey, on suspicion OF ce4n-
piiolty ina plot to massacre Christians.
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lo.eon pinnts zoo acc.

4 mae seldom sees q perfect nan with,
ont The aid @; Q mirror.
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Nothing plsases The average woman so
much as her ability to reverse a man s
opinion,
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DO NO believe Piso's Ours for ConsrlDp-
tion has sleqststf for coughs and c~oI6s.-Joax
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Mr7 Wlnsiog SIS Soothing Syrup for children
tsotD!us, soften -le gaEas, redaees inhauaTns-
lion ,aliays pain, cures vtnd aoiia, 25c. a bottle
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The sero greatest fodder Fi8a ga
one g}38 for / 5Jus rl aax art
g tees ecf. loct 8 pc
ela, &C does We ft
III 3U0a us shee 1at
A Ii
vsy srx1 LOG. ~
Inn a SEES Co..
@eetge return li e.
lcts am seed srGpEt
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~hesA BABY les ths Group
give Hoxsie's Group cate. The greatest pre-
vsntiYe ka8wn Of PneDm oniaa ana Diphtlueria q.
20 oDiun. No nausea. All druggists, 81 cts
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Malaga car hos for iazt haus
CONTAINING 1900 ieps arl rD
lu process 0f ~gusuuc3oa
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The lazy nam would rather SIT down and
hope than so after certainty
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A1L,4ee ar lec. pOsrAar.

Some live nara remind us OF dead ones
who forget 10 get buried,
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Tdis j. a remarkable offer the John A.
@alzer Seed Co, la Crosse, Wis, makes.
They SAL send yon theiT big plant and
seed atalog, together W.th encugh seee
Is grow
1000 6Re solid Cabagee
2,0Go delicious Carrots,
20M Blanching, nntty Celery.
1000 rich, bGttery Lettuce,
1000 splendid Onions,
1000 rare, luscious Radishes,
1000 gloriously brilliant Floweis.
This great offer is made in order 5o ia.
duee you ~ their warranted SEEDS
FOX When goa once pla1t them you viii
grow no others, and
A1L9see suT l6C. POSTAGE,
pravid.us Yeg oia seiaaa tBis notice, and
Il sou VII seh8 taen sr. il postage, they
@ili add - tDe ab9ye Q package ol TIC "a
,naus Heriinsr Cassliiioser tA.C.IG1
Some live mara remind us OF dead ones
@A.A E.asest -. r.r ff.Hfcf
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Eeryars the mar VIC 4tFe
/ taI wr3u There 1
fvtF 1lg
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19
MEMORIAL HALL
Cooeh's Bridge Chapter, D. A. R.
Planning ToRaise Its Quota
OF The Cost.

At a recent meeting of the CoOch' :
Bridge Chapter, ID. A. r., which took
place at the home of the chaplain, Mrs.
Harriet l.. Curtis, preliminary arrange
mentS were made for an entertainment
to raise the quota of the chapter for the
Memorial Hall in Washington. The en-
tertainmcnt will probably be held in Jan
uary. due notice of which will be given.
\ member of the building committee
SayS:-"M Memorial Hall, now in course
of construction. win ne one of the
architectural gems of Washington.
The stone used for its walls and for its
porticoeS. with their beautiful columns,
will be the pure white marble from
Vermont. Exclusive of furniture and
will be about 100000. 1t is to be
practically fireproof, and in every way
as permanent AS any government
building
Mrs. Fairbanks, president of the
National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and wife of
the e-president-ele has added
these words:
I'VE will appeal to the patriotism
and loyalty of our daughters through
out the country to aid in founding here
q Temple of Liberty in honor of those
brave and noble men who purchased for
lIs, at the cost of their lives, the price
less heritage of freedom we now enjoy.
We will tell them this is debt of graft
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19
Pennsylvania Railroads Winter Excursion
Route Book

In pursuance Of its annual custom,
the Passenger Department of the Penn
SyIvania Railroad Company has just is
sued an attractive and comprehensive
book descriptive Of the leading winter
resorts of the East and South. and Civ
ing the rates ana various routes and
combinations of routes of travel. Like
all the publications. of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. this "Wintcr EX-
cur<ion Book" is Il model of Topographic
cal and pictorial work. 1t is bound in a
handsome and artistic cover in colOTS,
and contains much valuable information
for winter tourists and travellers in gen
eral. 1t can be had free of charge ut
the principal ticket offices of the Penn
Sylvania Railroad Company. or will be
sent postpaid upon application 10 Geo.
W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent,
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19

The Cecil County Circuit Court. April
term, commences ON Monday; it probably
will not Inst more than one week. The
Orphans Court and County Commission
ers meet on Tuesday next.
The following is a list of the juror
summoned for the April term
John w. Morgan Jas. II. Benson
John T.. Stephens Hamilton Morton
VIM. +. Fowler John l.. Clayton
Noble BidGle Samuel Smith
George Ricketts, James Frazer
Benz. +. May DIR. Justus Dunott
John s. Matiitt Snml. Il. Foard
Thomas Miller Joseph X. Brown
Frcdu> Aldridgc John Smith
Joseph Miller James l.. Foard
Caleb Kirk II. l.. Thomas
Jos. :. Wingate John McCrlcken
Caleb Reynolds ID. w. SharplesS
uhos Ricards. Jr. ]. Rittennouse
Thomas GillcpSie Robert 4. Evans
q. Bricliley. (of s. Edwin Haints
Samuel Haines Samuel Iindman
s. Brown, (of Allen, John +. Knight
John +. Patton George HaineS
Sohn Nannort Robt. Montgomery
JamcS Wilson Lewis Il. Todd
John Fulton AbSalo Roman
WIN. T. Warburton Samuel Mearns
James f. Oldham Nathan Griffith
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19
Harbor improvement.

The annual report of the Engineers
office. in charge OF river and haIbor i'm
lrovcment in Maryland, has been made
public The following recommendations
for appropriation are made:
Elk river, $1,000; SuSquchamm river.
above, and below Havrr de Grace. ST.
600; harbors ut Rock Hall. Queenstown,
Claiborne ana Cambridge and Chester.
Choptank, Warwick. I'ocoln"kp and Wi
comico rivers and Tyaskin (Wctipquim
creek. 100000; La Trappc river. $1,000;
Nantcoke river. Maryland and Della
ware, $1,000 Manokin river, $1,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19
APPOINTED.

Mr.. John Evans, of this county, has
received an appointment as one of the
inspectors at the Baltimore Custom
House, the pay of which office is about
81 100 per year. Mr.. Evans is Il man
who deserved an office from the admin
istraton party; he WAS one of "thc glori-
pus nineteen and has stuck by his
party all the time through "thcli and
Chin He once ran for Congress and
waS beaten by Hon. j. \. Poarce.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19
LAND SALES.

James I. Mccullough. F~l., trustee,
sold mt public sale "H Tuesday la>t two
parcels of land, the property Of the late
Mrs Ann Oldham. One tract of Ia
acrc,s was purchased by Col. Joshua
Clayton for S31 per acre. aud another
piece Of IS acres was hoIght by DR.. Ed.
Oldham for S4l 20 per acre.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19

BOUCIIELLE-On the 18th inst.

BOUCUELIE-On the 18th inst. at
Chesapeake City. Peter Augustine,
Bouchcllc. in the 5th Year of his age.
an NmiHble man. proverbillly kind and
ubiging. he died regretted by our COM
murity and was followed to his grave
in old st. Augustine Church Yard,
with the good will of all good men.
HYLAND-On monday morning Edw.
W. Hyland. son Of Washington and
Ann f. IIyland, aged , years and 3
months.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

\ child of Mr.. llotchkirtS who resides
near Principle Furnace, was burned to
death Il few days ago by its clothing
catching fire while playing outside the
house. 1t was about I years of aye. and
how the fire originated is not known,
probably from Il match.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19
ROADS.

We publish on our first page a valua-
BILE article on Road Mcnding, enclosed to
us by Mr.. =. NJ. Steele. 1t would be
well if some Of our Supervisors in the
county We're to profit by the hints it
Contains.