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John ID. Rockefeller. j., escaped ar
rest In Texas for violating tho state
antitrust acts by the assistance OF the
railroad officials who Sot hold oil
private telegram and Transferred
young John ID. Ia special car aud
rushed him through the state. The
one car attached To locomotive did
not attract the attention OF the sher-
llfa who had warrants. and In that
way the great Sunday school teacher
escaped the officers Of the law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-10-22

CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-10-22
BY THE

Eounty Commissioners of Cecil County During the Fsca
Year Ending June 80. 1904
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DISBURSEMENTS.

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The Washington times., 1904-12-09
Supplementary SUIT
IN WAGGANAN CASE
Two Creditors Start Proceedings tc
Foreclose on a Certain Deed
Of Trust.

Joseph r. Byrne and John A. Brown
today began proceedings against Thomas
r. Waggaman and others, requiring
Waggnuian to make specific disclosures
concerning a deed OF trust on certain
lots and for the appointment o. a re-
ceiver for the property and . fore
closure Of the deed OF trust.
The other defendants named are
Samuel Waggaman, William q. Wagga-
man. James Il. Nicholson, Elizabeth T.
Mcpherson. Richard p White. irving
Williamson. Robert ". Mcpherson and
the Sisters OF the Visitation.
IL is explained that Byrne IS the hold
eF of eight notes of 81. 600 each, and
Brown OF tWenty-three notes for 81 COO
part OF $4,000 secured By "a deed OF trust
James y. Nicholson IS sued as maker
and Waggaman as the grant0F or the
Indebtedness secured by the deed Of
trust.
The notes I'm question, it is stated.
bear the following Endorsement Dy Wag-
gamau.
I'm the event of sale. under the deed
Of trust securing this note. j syree to
make good any difference between the
amount thea due on said note and the
proceeds of said note as IL natures"
Henry J. Gross and RalstOn Z Sid
dOns are counsel for the complainants.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
FOUR BEAR NAME
ANDREW CARNEGIE


FITISBURG, Pa, Dec 9.-There are
more Andrew Carnegies than one. There
are at least four who at times have
lived in the vicinity of Pittsburg.
This has been brought forcibIy 10 the
mind of Pittsburgers who for the last
two weeks have been reading of Mrs.
Chadwick.
First-AndreW Carnegie. steel master.
DhilanthroDist. etc. ..r
SecOnd-Audrew Carnegie. sometimes
known as Andrew Carnegie, Jr., Of Pitts
burg and New York. nephew OF the
steel baron"
Ihlrd-Andrew Carnegie. Government
emplOye. residence Beaver county. Pa.
Fourth-Andrew Carnegie. iroa work
er. formerly of Beaver. Pa. now in
Tennessee.
OF the three, aside from the steel
king, there is none so well known as
Andrew Carnegie. il.
He has ever taken great delight I'm
his family name, and has played many
practical jokes in the city on strangers
By announcing that he was Andrew Car
negie. and when his hearers. perhaps
knowing the steel baron by sight, would
dispute his statement he would produce
papers 70 prove his assertions.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
KNOWS
NOTHING OF HER

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. g-Bauker
NeWtOn's hope OF "a settlement az his
$4,000 claim against Mrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick undoubtedly grew out OF his
belief that John u. Rockefeller would
come 10 the woman's rescue
This developed when IJ was made
known that Mrs. Chadwick became ac-
quainted with Newton through the Rev.
DR. Charles A. Eaton, pastor OF Euclid
Avenue Baptist Church OF thls city John
ID. Rockefeller church.
The introduction was made through e.
Boston attorney. who is relative of Dr.
Eaton.
ia regard 40 the matter the following
communication from Dr. Eaton. dated
az Louisville, Ky, has been received
here.
IAN know about the Chadwick ease
Is this; Some time last winter or spring
Mrs. Chadwick appeared. unbidden and
unknown, al my Office. and. as hundreds
Of strangers do. asked for my advice.
by advice was 10 place her affairs
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
WELL REGARDED
WHEN IN BRUSSELS

BRUSSELS. Dec 81 prominent
member OF the American colony here
informs your correspondent that he
knew Mrs. Cassie J.. Chadwick. whose
financial oi-anglements have caused
such a sensation IN America, when she
was in Brussels In 1893.
lie said thar Mrs. Chadwick moved In
high circles, and was regarded as hold
ing a prominent position IN American
society.
airs. Chadwick, according % this
member OF the american colony. said
she was 0u the most intimate terms
with the Carnegie, Rockefeller. and
Vanderbilt families
She also said that she was on init
mate friendly terms with the mem
bers OF the American legation here.
Members Of the American legation. how
ever. say they had no dealings with
Mrs Chadwick except routine official
matters
Dr. Leroy chadwick the womau's
husband DO is stated. never referred 20
ais private Affairs. and lived quietly.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
DIED

BOOIH-On Thursday. December s. 1904. a.
SOD a. IN. ROSIE q. BOOTH. beloved daugh-
les or Catherine and the late joseph 5
L'oih. IN the seventeenth year o. her age.
A precious one from as has gone.
4 voice We loved In stiIIe1:
a place Is vacant in our home
when never can be- filled
by HER LOVING MOTHER
Funeral from her late residence. 1886 Mary
land Avenue northeast. on Saturday DeceIu-
Der 10. at o'clock. thence to the Church
Or the Holy Name, where mass VIII be said
for the rspose Of her soul at $3.50 O'clock
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
90 attend. 1t
BRfGHAM-Ou Thursday. December s. 1894
MANY =. wife or ". H. Brigham. IL
HlrLI-On "Wednesday. December z. 1904
al her residence, III Seventh Street north
east, HANNAH b, beloved wife 0f George
II. HUI aged ffty-six years. II
III MEMoRIAM.
WHITMORE-In sad but loving remeu-
MORE. who died one year ago today, Fri
GAY. December 9, 1903. aged four wears and
seven months.
TIE bud that is brightest and falrest
Is the bud that is nipped by the frost
the darling boy that We cherished
Was the little one that we lost
Gone, but not forgotten.
d. by HIS PARENTS
WHITMORE-In sad and loving remem-
brauce OF our darling Melvin. who departed
this life one year ago today.
one year ago today,
eve sat by your bedside ami saw you pass
away
sleep on. dear Melvin. in thv heavenly rest.
We loved you dearly. but God loved YOU best.
II by HIS AUNT KATE.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
CONGRESSMAN WILL
JOIN IN RATIFICATION

Local Republicans have completed
plans for the ratification and jOllifica-
tiOn meeting which takes place tonight
at Grand Army Han, and fl is an
nounced that fifteen members OF the
Senate and House have accepted invita-
tons TO be present.
The affair will be under the auspices
Of the Roosevelt and Fairbanks League
and the Old Boys Marching Club.
Frank X. Raymond, president Of the
Roosevelt and Fairbanks League, will
preside. George W. Drew VIII act as
secretary.
Music is TO be furnished by Haley's
Orchestra, and addresses viii be made
y a number of prominent Republicans
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
THE CHADWICK MARVEL

IS forty-seven years
o early history anecedents.
unpreentous home had almost no
early education
She TALL remarkably wepresered
beauty
She is slightly deaf; reads lips and speaks with lisp
She keeps herself surrounded with French servants.
exquisite
She has been extrayagant 70 the point reeklessne
She alleged possessed singular hypnotic powers
She has a marvellous memory details
She has been married at least three times.
granting inter-
view and with attorney present.
splendid courage which resoIcefulnes
has never failed
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
WILL WITHHOLD
ALL INFORMATION

William Is. FidEely Comptroller Of
ihs Currency. said to "a Times reporter
To-Day mat recent developments iu the
case OF Mrs. Cassie J.. Chadwick. so
Tar as his office was concerned. would
remain uudlsclOsed 10 the public.
Toe fact that Mrs. Chadwick conspIred
with officials Of "A national bank i'm "a
successful attempt 10 drfraud II of
part uI AIS funds places The prosecution
"i lhe case tp considerable extent un-
paglmrut
Air. Ridgsiy declared that it was moi
iu- policy OF his Office 10 give ont auv-
ihlH- CONNECTED with the failure Of
i-.l'l .i'+4 banks. of the reports OF special
examiners. and that So far AS b. Dcy,,
knew hc would NOT al amy time have
ans Thing 10 give To- the public.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09

9nTeservedly in the hands OF lawyers
or business men of integrity for set
Element and I sent her to several firms
In which i had and have now the utmost
confidence telling them frankly what
little ] knew about the woman, and
that had advised her TO place her en-
tire affairs with them for settlement.
Since then i have known nothing
about her movements, except by hear
say nor do / remember having seen or
heard OF her before that occasion
Mrs. Chadwick never attended q
church service in the Euclid Avenue
BAPTIST Church within my knowledge.
ana has never given q dollar 10 ollf.
work directly or indirectly. She is not
now and never has been, connected in
any way with my church. or win lls
pastor other than as stated above.
CHARLES A. EATON"
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
CHADWICK HOME
THREE WEEKS AGO

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. s.-Cleveland
friends OF DR.. Leroy $. Chadwick do
not credit the alleged cabIegram given
out by Mrs. Chadwicz's attorneys 10
The effect that ne is standing Loyalty by
his wife in her present trouble.
DR.. Chadwick Is an exemplary man. IL
was source OF surprise 10 all and pain
40 many OF his friends when he sudden
~ ana Unexpectedly married the pres
ent notorious Cassie Chadwick,
Chadwick lived with his present wife
only i've years. lie IS - man Of good
birth. fine education and unusual cuI-
ture. He lived five years i'm the old
homestead that had been his and his
fathers for two generations, and then
he left.
Where Is the doctor" repeated Mrs
Chadwick. since the present smash-up
occurred. .Oh, he is in Europe. Why?
Well, We We're travelling iu Europe two
years ago, and one night burglars got
into the doctors and my bedroom lie
tussled with them and was kicked in
the side. An abscess formed. and he has
been living Ia Europe Tor treatment ever
since"
But DR.. Chadwick was I'm Cleveland
Tor a TWO days visit three weeks ago
Or. ChadWick's last departure is uus
described by one or the servants.
He seemed as happy us a school bow
IN getting way As lac walked out Of
the door he ran down TO the lawn. every
act showing unrestraiued delight
Then, as he ueared the gate his
mood seemed 10 change lie stopped
abruptly and retraCed his steps "a short
distance. STOPPING. he reached down o.
the grass and uervOusly pulled up sew
efal handruls or grass and sod. These
M hastily 1ammed I'm his coat pocket
Then standing perfectly erect h-
gazed rondly az the old Chadwick home
stead for several moments. As he turned
reluctantly away be- kissed ms hand
and waved It in lhe direction of the
house
ia was as though Dee bade farewell
forever 20 the old place
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
DEATH RECORD.

Allen, Robert. J. .l0 Jackson alley NV.
Bartlett Edwin. Do. Providence H0eDItaI
Cole. William. 49, Home for aged
Bisiet, Neal. 81. Emergency Hospital
Garrison, Rachel. g. n North court uw
Glass. Infant 90 samuel ana Ray. days 4
N ST. NV
Green, Bell 80 years. Us Browns court sW.
Hansen, Sarah A.. Co. COZ n - ne
Jones. Walter T.. 30. Casualty Hospital
Middleton, jenuifer, 90, 1904 Y So. uV
Walsh. Thomas. c.. ~ d ST. me-
washington, John, -. a32 Knox alley.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
BOY, EMIL, MAY BE
HER SISTERS SON

TOLEDO. ohio. Dec. 9.-DetectiVe
John ATanley. who arrested Madame de
We're IN 1890 states that Madame de We're
confessed TO him AT one time that the
boy, Emil, known as Emil Hoover, was
not her son at all, but the son of her
sister, "a beautiful woman, with. one
leg, who lived with her here.
This woman is said To- have died sub
sequeutly iu Indiana
Manley, who arrested her at the time
OF her trouble here, was assured, under
threats, that the boy Was not her child
al all, as she had represented.
The boy young as he was. also made
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
TELEGRAPHERS' UNION
THREATEN IN CANADA

MONTREAL. Dec. g. After being in
session for seven weeks the onmlttee
Of the Order OF Railway TeIegraphers
has prescribed an ultimatum 10 the vice
president Of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way demanding changes Of schedule for
the company's zoo telegraphers.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
R0UNDH0USE ROOF FALLS,
INJURING WORKMAN

OLitAE. y. Y, Dec 9.-The roof of
the Erie Railroad rOundhOuse at Sal
amanca fell, damaging several engines
ana lnluring William Wallace, who was
taken 10 the hospital The engines held
mp the timbers and saved several work
mon from ininrN
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
CALLED
BY GRAND JURY

CLEVELAND Ohio. Dec. 9-The
Cuyahoga county grand jury this morn
ing took up the investigation OF the
Chadwick case.
Ranker Fri Reynolds, the man Mrs.
Chadwick said was In possession of
valuable securities belonging TO her has
returned home and has been summoned
10 appear.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
ITALIAN is INDICTED
FOR R00MMATE'S MURDER

ITHACA. Dec. 9-Carlo Ciardi, who
was first held only as a coroner's wit
ness IN connection with the killing of
Luigi PuFzi, an Italian laborer, was in
clcted today ~ The grand jury for muir
der in the hrst degree.
Purzi was choked 10 death By a belt
strap and robbed a week ago. Ciardf
was his roommate
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
DISTRICT SUBCOMMITTEE.

The District subcommittee of ap-
propriations IN The House held an eX-
eCutVe session this morning considering
the District budget
The Commissioners will be asked 10
mold an Informal conference with the
subcommittee tomorrow morning.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
DODGE GIVES UP FIGHT.

HOUSTON. Texas Dec 9.-A dispatch
from Galveston says that Attorney
korhu, OF New York, Who is there with
Charlie T.. Dodge. says that Dodge has
given up the night and VIII go back 10
New York as soon as the Southern
IoNar Icderal cnnrI makes the nrder.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09

the statement I'm the madame's house IN
the presence of various persons. among
them Manley. that the other woman was
his mother
The de We're woman brought the child
here from Canada. and the sister came
later
reiterated with emphasis. thar Madame
De We're and Mrs Chadwick are identi-
cal
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
KNOWN CHADWICK DEBTS

Citizens National Obe1in, Ohio $4,000
C. T. Beckwh president Spear cashier
tiona Bank PERSONAL 100000
Newton $4,000
Euclid Avenue Savings and Trust Company, Cleveland $4,000
American Exchange National Bank, Cleveland, $4,000
Savings Deposit Bank, Elyra $4,000
personal by eweIry
$4,000
J. ID. Chadwick, Franklin, Pa,
The of these s $633O00
In borrowing these carrying Of
which they
than s1,5OO0OO years
Besides the Indebtedness
mems and other bills that will probably 100000
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


REWARD
a reward Of $1,000 is offered bv the
County Commissioners of Charles 90
sid, and 500 by tine directors Of me-
Southern Maryland SAVINGS Bank IA
Plata, Nd. for the arrest and convic-
ton of The thieves who robbed said
bank the Z4th OF November last HARRY
r. BOWLING. president BOARD or
County Commissioners. DR.. pOSEY
President southern Maryland Savings
Bank
de9I2H
A MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS ~
Tie National Metropolitan Fire Insur-
aUce Company OF Rae District Of Co.
lumbia. VIII be held on Tuesday. eth
inst. at j. o'clock m. for the election or
directors. Polls open az ~ ~. and close
at ] o clock =. M SAM CROSS. gecre-
tary. de9-lSt
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the Stock
holders Of the NATIONAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION OF the District OF Co.
iumbia Tor the election of officers and
the transaction Of such other business
ds may properly core before the meet
ing. viii be held N the Home Once OF
me Associauon. 90 Street. y. ",
Washington, -. O., on Tuesday, January
I'D. 1912 between the hours Of 10 a. m.
ana D. m. ROBT ~. BROWN. Presi-
dent sAML W. RUTHERFORD, Sec
rotary 1t
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts hereafter contracted by my
wife Martha b. MOsher, she having
WlllLully deserted me. BENJAMIN
MOSHER, oxen Hill. Nd. IL
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES for ali
makes OF machines al five cents Ger
10 sewing machines at greatly reduced
prices. Look for the red $. 1916 18th st.
NV; blb 5th ST. NV: 20 Pennsylvania
Ave, Sc, Washington, u. G.
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
AUCTION SALES.

SALE or UNREDEEHED PLEDGES. con-
sisting Of lOL Of miscellaneous books, By alc-
ton. 10 pay interest charges etc, on NON
DAY. DECEMBER T. 1901 at 10 O'CLOCK
at James " Ratclife's go Pennsylvania ave.
NV. All parties interested please take notice.
GEO D. HORNIEG. Broker. 6e7-4t
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
The Football Floral Window

I'm honor OF the Army and NaVy is at
LfaeIing great deal OF attention at
Guides new store, i2I4 r
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
HEADACHES FROM COLDS.

LAXATIVE BFOMO QUININE removes the
cause To get the genuine. call Tor the fun
name AMI look FOR the signature OF r. W
Grove - cents no2J-Tn Vs. fist
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
S. BENSiNGER, Auctioneer
Washington Horse ard rarFiago Bazaar
HORSE AND VEHICLE = ALE

Regular sale of Horses and Vehicles
tomorrow Saturday morning, com
nencing al 10 a. m 30 head of good
draught and driving horses 10 vehicles
OF every description viii be sold Also
the WeIl-known trottins mare SULU NJ
trecOTd 2-5p4). A weIl-bred. good-Iool--
ing road mare, with plenty of speed and
safe for lady.
; BENSINGER. 9f0-42-A la. Ave
II Phone NJ. 2f7
The Washington times., 1904-12-09

WiOdoU7 Good quality Opaque Shades.
- &c Best OIL Opaque zoe
Shades Scotch Holland. nc Hung Zee
N1Ao'uCO' WIN call with samples.
sAMAONS & SCHMIDT. 80 z ST. nv.
de3-I5t
The Washington times., 1904-12-09

lot Of moOted questions which must DE
decided by the United States court.
I'm not saying just what we win do
IN that event says Mr.. Baldwin.
Mrs. Chadwick has said several times
ihat she wants 10 go back 10 Cleveland
People are bounding me here" she
said, and In time they will be ashamed
of themselves 90
The Washington times., 1904-12-09
Leggins

Warm Cloth and Jer-
sey Leggins for women
and children. csc To 81.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-02

The depositor in a savings bank gets whatever the trustees can earn in the way of income, but the banks most important service to the depositor is securely keeping his principal for him. Hence precautions are taken to identify each depositor by not only se- curing his signature, but by recording his answers to certain questions about himself and family and requiring an .swers to these same questions when he may or any one personating him calls to draw out money. It may be that the bank employees need to move about more quickly, for the routine which cannot be dispensed should be done with the least possible delay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-02

be a church member, interest himself in local public affairs, be magnetic, a society man and generally get out of the beaten tracks of old time pedagog. ism and at the same time command re- spect and obedience in the class room. The idea of what school education should do for the pupil has changed with the times. Drilling in the three R's is no longer the sine qua non. Per haps the increase of college bred mel and women in the community creates a demand for school training which shall mold character and manners as well as drill the mind in book lore. 4 teacher wie1ds vast influence and stands next to the parent, If not ahead, in the young and growing mind. Up to date ideas and manners are essen tials if the teacher would hold the last. ing respect of those whom authority places under his or her leadership. At the same time the primary idea of q school is place for lessons, and gen orally the brighter scholars have an influence upon the mass. These schol- ars demand that the teachers shall be capable at the desk and never at loss in up to date knowledge. The teacher must be a pedagogue or lose ground. To hold the teacher of the past up to ridicule ill comparing the old school with the new Is unfair in the sense that formerly the compensation was too lowNto induce the best talent to de vote a lifetime to teaching. This phase has happily changed. The pro- fession is fairly well paid. Recently four employees in the civil service of a metropolitan city resigned their places, ranging in salary from $1,500 to $2,500 year, to take positions in schools. Perhaps they had natural aptitude fol school work, but the incident shows that the profession of teaching is no longer used as stepping stone mere ly, but is field for ambition and el1- terprise. This is as it should be, to hold in the ranks the fully up to date man especially. The more up to date he is the higher will be his aspirations for his own welfare. He must Dc human, we are told, if he would be- come factor in the community, and if he is that he will ret1ect the charac- teristics of the people among whom he labors. The teacher of the past was to certain extent martyr to the cause of education, situation that would be unfair with the modern idea of the school.