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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

Willoughby Jordan OF Davidson cour-
ty is guilty OF bigamy through a misun.
Outstanding OF the laws. Jordan had
been separated from his first wife for
over seven years. Friends told him that
seven years separation constituted a
legal divorce, SO he married q Q, cond
wife. He Is In Jail now.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
In the Canal Zone.

Panama. Oct. 81. Coy. Davis has ap
pointed new Mayors, Judges, Treaeurers
and Secretaries for the municipalities ia
the canal zone. All Of the appointees
are natives with one exception. the Judge
Of Cristobal. The appointments take ef-
feet tomorrow.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
Lived I'm one Town n Century.

Brunswick, Ca, Nov. 2.--Elizabeth
Large, q negress, said to have been
the Oldest woman in the state, is dead.
While It is impossible to tell her age,
she was reported to be between 11S
and 1873 years of age. She lived here
over 100 years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
Tavorite Southern Dish.

Fried apples are dish beloved by
every southerner and scarcely ever to
be found north OF Mason and Dixon's
line.-Household.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
Mothers Now.

Some day, when the worm has turned,
we shall have the fathers congress-
Atlanta Constitution.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

The condition of Kogoro Takahira.
the Japanese Minister to the United
States. who has undergone an opera
ton for Appendicitis, is said to be
faroIable to his recovery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
Archbishop OF
Cincinnati dead
Most Rev. William Henry Elder, the
Aged Metropolitan of Cincinnati
Has Passed Away.
WAS OLDEST PRELATE IN YEARS
AND ALSO IN TENURE OF OFFICE.

The Venerable Dean of the Ameri-
can Hierarchy Succumbed 90 an
Attack of In Grippe, Complicated
with Extreme Physical Weakness
Incident TO Old Age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Will OF Joseph H. Lincoln.

The will Of the late Joseph H. Lincoln
nf the Sixth District WIS prohatcd on
Thu >day. To his widow. Elizabeth r.
Lincoln. the tc,tatur leaves his personal
property. including "A mortgage On real
estate located in Lancaster County. Pa.
and al>C the farm of no acres in the
Eighth District. known rs the "McLo-
rain Farm" 10 his daughter. Anrie L.
StuhhS. of Dcita, Pa. he gives the home
farm known aS the Samuel Taylor
Farm the premises known ats the Pig
con Hill Property" on the Rising Sun
llaniSviIlc road. the "WNSSon Lot" ad-
joining lands of Carlton Kimhlr and
0thrl>. and the rest ana residue of his
estate after all expenses are paid. His
daughter is given Il chest of drawers, his
grandson. Rupert StubbS, the te>tator'S
writing desk and, his grandson. Harry
Stubs. his; watch. Isaac II. StubbS. the
tCs'patCr$ ~on-in-law. is appointed En-
ccutor. without bond. and is to receive
$500 for his services. The will bears
date CT July 10th. 1903. and is witnessed
by Edwin HaineS and Norvillc G. Brown
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
To Forward Ship Canal Project.

\ conference arranged by Chairman
Alfred o. Crozicr of the Wilmington
Beard of Trades COMMITTEES on the pro-
posed plan to convert the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal into a waterway
for sea-going crafts. will be held in
Washington, ID. c.. on March 11th by
members of the committee and the Joint
committees of the two Houses of Con
gross. The Wilmington delegation will
be supported by representatives from
five States and from several commercial
bodies in New England An official of
the new Department of Commerce will
also attend the conference. Quite II
lengthy hearing will be given the delcga-
ton. and the merits Of the project will
be fully presented.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Hepfasophs Have A Feast.

Elkton Conclavr of lcptasophs on
Wednesday evening, Installed the fol
lowing officers Past Archon, j. j.
Minister; .Archon. William II. Sprinkle;
Provost. l.. L. r. Ward: Prclatc. J.
Will Perkins: Secretary. Il. -. Bowlnnd
Financier, Philip NJ. Groves: Treasurer.
Samuel j. Keys; Inspector. Charles :.
Ronlden; Warlcr. w. ]. Holton: Sen
tinCl. Edward =. Mahouev: Trustees. j.
Will Perkins. Charles :. Bould,n and
Edward i. Mahoney. District Deputy
W. A. Gnl!ahcr, of Wilmington. Del.
acted as installing officer and WIS accom-
panied by MoS~r>. III. {. PierSOm. II. s.
lawton. y. T.. Iylnnd and Dale Temple
of THAT city. Al the close of business.
the home and visiting brethren to the
number of forty-ninc adjourned to Mech
anicS' Hall and paltook of u specially or
dcrcd spread at the tables.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
CHURCH NEWS.

" On next Sunday morning at 1890
O'Clock. there will he Il Missionary SER
vice III Cherry liill NJ. Z. Church. The
subject of Mi, ions will he discussed and
special music will l.. intcr>prn>rd. The
public is cordially invited to lie present.
" " The >,rntn at Tuesday evenings
lrrtrn services AT Trinity Church was
preached by Rev. ArchdraCon George G..
Hall. ID. d., rector of st, Johns Church,
Wilmington. Rev. c. NJ. wilkins. of
Trinity Church, WimiEgton. will preach
next Tuesday evening.
" The Sunday School Missionary
Anniversary of the ElEton NJ. f. Church
of which the Rev. DIR. Thomas T.. Mar
tinDlalr i< pastor. will take place tomor-
row tSunlayI evening at 7.3O o'clock.
Special exercises. music and addresses
will Ec the order The public is COR
daily invited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
PROGRAM FOR
CONFERENCE.
Services And Exercises Arranged
For The Coming Session.

Thr rr,rI..m oII,r,e,.I r,,. tbr ,o-pf,m
W-ilpinntnn Di.r,irt Cnnrrrr,,r,. nr tLo
\Irthn,.i.t Erfscrnor Chnr,h ot n,vrr
Dol. yrnui,,... tn nIuyr iufrr,.,;r,, MA
ministerial Co,r,Tr,g,,a will a,,,n mY Vol
rr>,Iny norrfr~ March 1Gth Tbo cg.n-
murfro srry,rr, will Lr in rhn1rn nr
R:.hnn IIit2~rr1lL v.b, will nr.,iI,, avon
the Cnpf,rrnrp au.i.teI Inv prr.f,Iin,,
Enl,,. r,la,t N',t, T. = p,1,,r W
G, Rooms and Adam StrnmIn Thr Inv
Courrrrrcr will runu o,l l'ri,tlv March
18th,
Crnfrrprrr. .,yo.uir,4ig,,s will ha hnII
in 1hc Cnrr,,.rrrr \c,lrwy II,rl omen
ino on Nouloy March lin in rh,rro
Of the Board of EXominrrs ON Tues
Gny evening, March 18th thr ministers
and lay drIrmot,. will Inc ,-ivnn :, recon-
1ion in Wesley CHM, Il, where thr CON.
ference will hon IFS .I-,..,r. f'IIr,viuy
the missionary sermon to H.. delivered by
R.v. G. w StrfrkI,rl whr. v,,s ,,.rrctrI
for the luty M Inst wears C,orcr,2rn
At Wr,Irp,,lav.s or,r,po,-, .,..ion tbo
Snuth,ln Elr,Itfou ,r,,iy,,..,rv win lao
observed T. I, IInfrrcl,,, ,,,sidirr
Rev. Il. Irvium WatkirS will deliver tbr
address, On Wednesday ,v,nir.r Hnv
!. ". E,>pIry will prrsi,'n ovrr tho Wo.
mems Home Missionary Sori,ty's orni-
vrrsaly, Rev. C. W ;oIl,mhnr will do
liver the address, On ThurS.loy evening
March 1-ih Ror T. rrrm,,t,, shout viii
deliver thr address nj the E,nwo,1h Len.
gur's anniversary. Mrs. Mary Wilkip-
.ou will deliver. thr address nt 4hn w.
mems Foreign Missionary Soricty'u anni.
vrrsary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Odd Fellows Hold Celebration.

. National Lodge. NJ. 81. l. o. o. F..
of Elkton. held the celebration of ir>,
eleventh anniversary last cvrEing The
committee in charge of the affair MoSsrS.
/. NJ. Groves, II. W. Lewis, VI. II. Gill
pin. j. j. Minister aui ElmCrc Dcibcrt.
had arranged an inter, sting program for
the occasion which included speeches and
music hy the lodge orchestra. 4 number
of members of Jefferson Lodge. of Will
mington, were present 10y invitation.
After the exercises, about II hundred
home and visiting members Of the Order
adjourned to Mechanics Hall for re
frcShmentS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Sunk With Load Of Phosphate Rock.

In Il collision in dense fog. off Cape
Hatteras. on Friday night. of last week,
the schooner David l.. Davis" from
l'untH Gorda. Fla, for Baltimore. was
run down and sunk by an unknown YES
sci. The schooner carried 1850 tons of
phosphate rock owned by the Scott Fer
tilizer Company Of Elkton. but as the
cargo was insured, no loss but some in
convenience resulted to the conSigneeS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Maryland M. P. Conference April 6.

The Maryland Annual Conference of
the Methodist Protestant Church will be
held at .Allnut NJ. +. Church at Lombard
and Chester Streets. Baltimore. during
the week beginning April 9Th. About
three hundred ministerial and nay dele
gates will be III attendance. Plans and
for the Conference are
progressing. DR.. +. 7. Little is Presi-
dent of the body. Time limit of pastor
atoS, worldly almusements and other in
teresting questions. will be passed upon
at the Conferences.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
CIRCUIT COURT.
To Meet For The March Term On
Monday-Lisf OF Jurors.

The Circuit Court fer Cecil County
will couycre for the March or Spring
term ON MoudHy. There are more than
II hundred civil cases and upwards of
seventeen appeals thus far entered on
the GurkCt y number of criminal cases
went over flcm thr last term and more
or less business Will engage the atteEtion
Of the new Grand Jury. The term may
be long or short according to the pleasure
of counsel engaged in cases pending but
the chances favor Il fairly long session
His Honor Judge Edwin IL. Brown
drew the jurors fer the term ON Fchru-
airy Sth. a% fellows =
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Poor And Insane.

The Trustees Of the Poor and Insane
held their regular monthly meeting at
the Aims House, ON Saturday, February
9th. All members present. The min
utes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Oversccr's, and Superintendent's report
read and approved.
Mary Reynolds was discharged from
the Aims House.
Dr. Charles +. Miller was appointed
Physician for the Insane.
Secretary WAS ordered to employ farm
hands for the year.
Warrants We're drawn on the County
Treasurer To the amount of S4O9.29.
Adjourned to meet on March 25th.
TIIOS. III. WARBURTON.
Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
February Had Five MONDAYS.

The twenty-ninc days of February
gave it five Mondays ana also enabled
quite "A number of people to celebrate
their birthday fCr the first time since
1896. 1900 not being Il leap year Mon
day was st. OSwald'S day who is hon
orcd only in leap year. He was an Arch
bishop of York who died A. ID. 992. He
would not allow his Sllbordnatcs 10
marry and was oanonizcd as Il zcalCuS
Churchman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
DIR. ALBERT 4. HANNA.

DR.. Albert \. Hanna. died at the re-
Sidcncc of his brother, Andrew j. Hanna
ut Arlington, northwest Baltimore. on
the 10Th ult. He was Il brother also of
j. Leland llaEnrr of Baltimore. former
principal of ElktCn public school, and for
>I V"rI yralS practiced medicine in Port
Deposit. His wife. who was Miss Mary
+. Slaymakcr. of Lancaster Pa. died
several years ago. They hud no child
rrr. Another brother, Robert II. Hanna
of Wilmington. Del, also survives. the
deceased.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
De A tbs.
JOSEPH LINCOLN.

The funeral Of Joseph Lincoln. o. pros
porous retired farmer and moI incnt
FrinEL IVES held from his r,& lpuce,
"ilrons Summit" near IIuT:svilla,
oH Saturday. with iuterment in Flun,s'
burTjr- ground at Wet Nottingham.
Ny. Lincoln died of BrightS dis.a.c on
the 2|rd ult.. aged >rvcnty.cight years.
He wd> twice married. Hi tig-t wife,
Sarah \. Stuhl<, died in 1850. Their
SON. Harvey, died in early youth. Their
daughter, Annie. who survives. married
t,.Ir NtubhS. Of Delta. PA. Mr.. Lin
co,Hs second wife. Elizabeth Richards.
survives HIM
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
LEAP YEAR Bazaar
AND SUPPER.
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tended And Successful.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Red Men AT FesfaI Board.

Visiting braves OF Togwogh Tribe of
liavre de Grace. arrived at the wigwan
cf Mattahoon Tribe, Oh Thursday even
ing, and witnessed the comforting of the
degree of adoption upon several new
members of the Order. After the cerc-
monies the Red Men proceeded in u
body t" Mechanics Hall and had q, goel
time at the well spread Tables dispatching
the goo'N things provided by the ladies in
charge
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
MRS. MARGARET HEATH.

Mrs. Margaret Heath. died last Fri
day. ut her home. in Wilmington, Del.
after a short illness of heart trouble.
The remains were brought to the home
of her sister. Mrs. William +. Kingzn-
ger. AMI the services were held last
Tuesday. in Bay View NJ. +. Church,
Rev. Mr. Coo officiating. The following
acted rs bearers :-AIeSS1rs. J. II. Lynch,
X. y. Tyson. Wesley Hamilton. George
Gray, Joseph NIHnit. David Angle. In
torment wars made i'll the adjoining Gem
ctery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
To Cut Down Schedules.

1t is stated that asking for bids for
the proposed rev F., Il. X w. II. Il.
bridge over the Susquehanna between
porryville and Invrc de Grace will fol
lew promptly after the bill for its com
struction becomes Il law. With the new
bridge the cutting out of curves and
other improvements will considerably
lessen distance and permit faster time
between New York and Washington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Boy ScaIded While WRESTLING.

While wrestling at the Eddystone
Paint Works near Chester, Pa, on Mon
day, Roy, son of Zane Bedwell. formerly
of this county, fell headlong into II vat
of boiling water. He is now at the
Chester Hospital with his face. arms and
body badly scalded. and the chances for
his recovery doubtful
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Oxford's New Trolley Line.

The promoters of the Lancaster Oxford
trolley to divergc from the Lancaster and
Philadelphia line via Bartville Kirk
wood Union and Mt. Vernon are assured
rights of way. and it is reported that
more than half the cost has been already
guaranteed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Rev. Mr.. France Again Reported Ill.,

Friends of the venerable John France
pastor of Eastlakc Nj. +. Church. Viii
mington, Del, who was sharply attacked
with heart disease several weeks ago
were panied to learn that he had u Tecur-
renee of the malady at his residence, GO1
Franklin Street. Wilmington, late last
week. He is under the care of Dr. Cork
ram and has rallied somewhat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Were LOOKING For An Earthquake.

The crashing of Il freight car into the
corner of the Office of the Mccullough
Iron Company in Wilmington. Del, ON
Momlay, made the occupants of tire
building think for II time that an earth
quake WAS ca or Il powder mill had
blown up. They rushed out to find THAT
the car had topplcd over. on its way out
of the yard. and Knocked away pant Of
the stone work of the office. The tracks
barely Craze the building, and there is
risk of like accidents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
G. A. R. Relics Prey To Flames.

The Department of Maryland G. A. r.
sustained II loss of about $500 by the
burning of its headquarters. Duslane
Post Ham. i'll the Raine Building. in the
Baltimore fire. There was about $500
Insurance. All the records with battle
flags and other relics peli>h2d in the
blaze The twenty-eighth annual ell
campmrnt wG.S held last week. The
membership is 2,375. and finances are in
good shape. The Wcman'> Relief CORPS
expended S42i.52 during the past year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Lively Fight AT Port Deposit Polls.

The town election at Port Deposit, on
Monday, developed quite I'll spirited con
test, at which Il large vote wrlS p0lled.
There We're three tickets in the field
Mayor William McClenalIan was re-
elected with John NJ. CreSwell, Isaiah
Burln, Millard +. Mcdowell. Henry F.
Boyd, Samuel Harris and John g. Van
mont as Commissioners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
PERSONAL.

Mis- Mam@a Hague is the guest Of Bal
timcry relatives.
Mrs. c. N. Eon'lnn j. comGmca tt. her
home hy Illness.
Mr.. L. W. Purncm. Of Thilal,lrAo.
w&s in Elktnn Yesterday.
Clinton .-orulough. of Chicago. WIS
an Elkton visitcr la,t week.
Mis-. Il. T. lamar. Of Philadelphia.
WIS in Elkton ON Tuesday.
Miss Mary McCnIlough is i'll at her
homr on West Main Street
Mis- Alice Il. Todd ha.. brrn the guest
Uf flirn,N 1T Nottingham. Pa
Mis- Lillian Bennett is the guest of
MIS-. +. 7. l'crkins in Washington.
Mr.. j. y. IIartcnNtinc. of Irfncipio
Furnace, WAS in EIkton on FriIay.
Miss Jennie Walters. cf rrar Elkton
is Tho guest Of .Itivc> in Baltimore.
Miss Stahorn. or phillG,lp,lia. is the
quest of Mr.. and Mrs. john s. Strahorn.
Mr.. and Aq~. Frcd,ric!> r. IIainc>. of
Philadelphia. an visiting Mrs. Henry
Il. TorbcIt.
Miss Margaret Massey. of Wilmington
WAS the guest of Miss Lucy Homcwood
on Sunday.
Mr.. benjamin II. Davis. of Davis X
| Bro. the West End groccrS. is sick,
| Miss Carrie Jamar mls n ilouriShing
dancing class of adults and children. II
meets in the llum building.
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after stay of about two months with
his parents i'll North East.
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Mr.. j. Newman Davis. formerly of this
county. accompanied by Mrs. Davis. is
on Il business trip to Colorado in the in
tcrcst of the PuSry Jones Co.. of Will
mington. with which he is engaged
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ZACHARY T.. RAWLINGS.

The funeral of Zachary Taylor Rawl-
ing~ was hr!d from the home of his
hrothcr, .Inhn Rawlings. in the Eighth
District. on MonGay. with inttrment in
the family l@t in West Nottingham Pres
hytcrian Cemetery. Mr.. Rawlings died
ON the 26th ull.. aged - years. He was
II wiGowcr and left no children.
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MRS. AMANDA LYMAN.

The funeral Of Mrs. Amanda I.ynslm,
II well Known resident of McClellands-
VILE Del. was held un Tuesday. with
intelncnt in Head of Christialnr Come
terry. Mrs. I.ynam died on the 2Gth nit,
after Il lingering illness. and leaves four
children.
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Pulp Mill To Start Up On Monday

Town people will be glad to learn that
the Radnor Pulp Mill. which has been
closed down for some time past, frCm
lack of wood for pulp. will resume on
Monday. y supply of wood from local
sources has been obtained which. it is
hoped. will suffice till the ice leaves the
river. Preparations are making fOl. re-
sumption mt the mill, which will make a
full start on Monday.
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A Base Ball Leaque.

All Base Ball Clubs of Cecil County
ar" requested to send two representa-
tives to Elkton. on Saturday. March
10Th, 1904. to meet at 1890 a. M. at the
Howard House for the purpose of or
eanizing n County Base Ball League.
by Order
&. Il. SNYDER.
Manager Rising Sun Base Ball Club.
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Schooner Mary Vickers Sunk.

The schooner Mary Vickcrs," loaded
with coal for Salisbury, was caught in
the ice off Turkey Point. on December
26th. Her crew quit her. and this week
she began to drift up and down the river
and is now reported sunk.
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Prize Shoot AT CharIesfoWn.

The Riverside Gun Club Of Charles
town. will hold its postporgd prize shoot
on the grounds at its new club house,
to-day, Saturday, opening ut 10 a. nj.
The prize will be an $50 Smith hammer
less gun. There will also be a sweep
stakes match for all comers.
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Notice To Junior Mechanics.

Al members of Elkton Council No. -
Jr. q. u. A. NJ. are requested to meet
ut the lodge room. at O'Clock. this.
Saturday, evening. to nttoWM our supper
III Il body.
PHILIP NJ. GROVES.
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ELKTON TOWN COUNCIL

The Elkton Town Council met on
"Wednesday evening, at s o'clock. Pre-
scnt-Mcssrs. Davis, Strickland, Powers.
Nitworth. the Treasurer and the Bailiff
In the absence of the President Mr.
Davis was made President pro. TEN.
The minutes of the last meeting We're
read and approved.
The Treasurer reported -
Rrcelpt>.. ......... Sb,l1S.J6
Disbursements. ... J,6G3.S4