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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

2
rupert Sandgste. Winhali and Peru
went no license. Towns which went no
license last year have done the same
this year by Increased matorittes. towns
which went license last year have gone
no license this year or for license by
reduced ma jorities.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
SOUTH FtRIiNGTO\.

Moderator. Daniel O'I'rieN: treasurer,
ii. n. " hcclcr; Sclcctmen : Ncrrih, ".
r. tooncN. John Toner; constable. + r..
Lord, listers 7. -. Mills. +. J.. ltar-
riugtnn. Daniel D'Briou, ovcrso"r Of thc
poor Thomas Ryan: agent. Daniel
D'Rrion: Srhuol directors. T. tuoneY. |.
i Mllham. supcriutcud"nt Of schools.
!. Spir"r: road commissioner. John Mc-
kou2i". poor farm director. Thomas
Ryan, TaN ~ cents on n" dollar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

Totals ......... 500 2j,S Nj, 2S62
DANNY. Middletown Springs. NJ. Tabor
aud Pawlct wcud no license.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

the poor. ON second ballot, A. r. Rlcau
dem. 2a3, 6. ~ Flint. rep. 2l7; consta-
bic and collector of taxes, l.. w. Raw
lin. rep, no opposition: listers, Harry |
Blondin rep. 353. j. y. Bazinctt. rep. |
"26. Henry Mcintyre rep. asa. Peter y.
cross. dom, 359. Louis Raraby dem.
@l'. Frank Niens dem. :i2; auditors
{. H. Shipman. rep. 3e5, ~ f., Provost.
rcp.. 3a2, o. a. Smith. rep. 353 Louis
Mongcon. dem. 3l1. oscar shepard.
dem. 1928, and Henry Duprat. dem,
292; trustee of public money. George =.
Graves. no opposition, fence viewers.
Jorn rlunkett. j. Y. LeClair and Paul
l'cClair; town grand juror. Henry Con
lin, DEM no opposition; inspector Of
leather. Charles Kirby; pound keeper.
Louis Rarabv. dem, John Plunkett.
dem. Edward Pratt, dem; surveyor OF
lumber aud inspector of wood and
shingles. John Fitzgerald. dem. town
agent, I. f. Hopkins, rep, 33e. H. y.
DeaVitt, dem. 33J; road commissioner,
Eugene Wright.
WlLIISTON
Moderator. VIM. NJ. Barber. clcrk ana
treasurer Chas. u. Warren. selectmen.
e. y. Caswell, Wm. y. Douglass, /. a.
lsham; constable. Frank Croto. listers.
II. Lawrence, Il. +. Brown. Harry Fay;
overs"er. Sidney y. rilley; town agent
ana trustee of public money, A. IT, Bing-
ham; school directors, Chas. u. Warren
c. =. johnson, n. s. fsham: road com
missioner, Frank g. Forbes; tax. 20 cents
RICHMOND
Moderator and treasurer l.. .. Nichols:
town clerk, Salmon Creon: seloctmcn, +.
y. Gilctt. Il. A. Williams and j. q.
Olnstcad: listers, G. u. Fay. Z. A. Ralrh
and Alonzo Chase; ovcrsocr of poor. J.
n. Richardson. first constable. NJ. Muir
nnditors. f. n Chssnor. ~ \ Fiaus .,,J
.T. J.. stevens. trus,oe - S fund Uenrv
Gillntt; grand Jurors s A. Andrews and
'G. r. Fav. noant T,hn Morton. ROAD
commissioners 4 e I[ervo, for three
wears. NJ. +. pimerick for Two wears and
G.. e. Fuller for ono vcur. ccmotcry trus.
tne Al : Whitcnmh
,.,,,
wa rhht ~
MODERATOR G. T. Moody: town clerk.
T. Is Fullerton: selectmcn. II d. Brown
>. g. Wheeler NJ G. Barber; town treas
rrer George ". Morse; overseor Of poor.
A. G. Moul,on. first constable. e. e.
Graves: second constable. W. n. carroll:
collector of taxes, {. e. Graves: listers.
ins.,'' ni,di, are ,Ia,r,. I,no. .roh1 A
Parker. G.. u. orifth. trustee Of n,lblt,.
,nonov. f.. +. palmcr: town grand uror.
l.. g. Moooy. read commissioners : \.
Mansfield: town agent. G. W. Morse.
school dire, tors H. = Robinson. g. l.
Hatch; cemetery commissioner for thre
years. w. j. Royc": tax 80 cort~
,,r..r,nr,
M"de'"'oi. :. ~. Ma'"m"'i 'lrtk ava
,t',.Su''r' T!"r'' sue, ,h',,' N'','H
'.p,'n'H' Ir.Nl r' u. m'pP,"'
,,,,'a.ne' u,.S,.', - -. . o".' '\'rN'''' W. H.
'''' 7'''' '"N'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
" ATi1RBt EN

Moderator. G, i. Moody. town clerk
J. Is. Fullerton. selectmon. II D. Brown.
=. e. Wheeler. NJ &. Barber: town treas
urer. George ". Morse; oVersecr of poor.
A. &. Moulton. first CouSt able. I. e.
Graves second constable. W. H. Carroll .
collector of taxes, {. &. Graves: h@tpr,.
q. W. Morse. J. ". Moody. H. T. Rob
ms,l: auditors Horny lanes. John A.
Parker. &. -. Griffith: trustee OF public
'non"v. f.. +. palmcr; town grand juror,
l.. g. MoooN' read commissioner. :. \.
Mansfield: town agent, G. W. Morse
school dire tors II. = Eohinsou. e. l.
Hatch; cemetery commissioner for thre .
years. w. J. BoNc"; tax, 80 ccrt~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
COLCHESTER,

Moderator, II. A. Bailey, rep. 1888; H.
\. DeaNitt, dem, 34i; town clerk, G. g.
Aliard, 42a, no opposition' selectmen w.
H. severance. rep, $40. r. Edward Al
la"d rep, 1858, Louis Narcotic, dem,
35i. -. r.. O'Sullivan. dem,. 33S Emile
Blnis dem, 335, and +. IT, Bigwood
rep" S26, town treasurer. George r.
Graves, ili. no opposition, oVerseer of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
MEETING.

Iaululph Marrh t. rlrro v;ls .Int .,
very larg, att .ndnrcc. at tho tn.v,, ru.ot -
"'| u''' ~ '''" N""'-' '"-u'N' pc "hl\
H. regdrG to- tho ur., scllnol buildipo
rrct t"d ut the crntor viIIuu., diirin.. Tho
past year ai "a roet of over g. loo nor,.
thau Tn" town -,pprouriato,l A1tcr :,
lengthy discussion tho town voted to .,,.
topt IN" school directors report
The officers "lortei ror tuc year ons,i-
ing arc as follows: Moderator. the lion
j. H. lpcnisoli. clerk Edgar A. tIatch.
>"joct'uon. 'ir-t NJ. H. church: second. a.
= Booth: thiro e. W. Waldo. listers. !
L. Cleveland. Horace clifford j. B
Adams: auditors e. f. Granger, j. w.
Fargo iud A. A Priest; ;roaSilrcr the
Hon. ". H. Iml,uis: collector, =. r.
Granger; oVcre".r ut poor A. H. Ierdle :
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
WIrSTl'OkIp.

Moderator. :. H. Macnmhcr clerk AVID
ireH surer. II. :, stone sclectmou. Nltlh
| Holmes, J.. +. Irish. T.. T.. Whippe,
treasurer. II. stone oNcrsocr. W II.
Morgan tax. III cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
FAIRFAX

Moderator r. w. Paris clerk and troas-
urer. a. t. lieeman; selectmen. H. t.,
Leach, T.. l.. orton. T., H. Shr.uldson;
overseor of poor, |. W. Paris. con
stables, g. G. Gillette W. II. King coll
lcctor of taxes. 4. G. Gillette listers.
~ j. Norton, G. Il. Wilson, George ".
lAwtoni auditors, !. f.. Hunt, 5. e.
Wilson q, l.. Butler; town grand jurors,
Continued on the nth pagc)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

Moderator O. +, Knight. clerk. Il. F.,
Knight: Scle'tmen, +. j. Fiutchus. Rob-
eri Atkins, w. II. Best treasurer John
Tudhop", oVcrsHer Of poor, !. u. Uazen:
constable. H. :. Hazen: collector. John
Tudh0pe; listers William tiavnes. w.
f. poIdS. Joseph Tassic: town grand
Juror. CHARLES WiEhttnnr; AUDITORS. VIII
liam lia2eu. William Haynes. G. Il.
tiaHeu; town agent, f.. J. Hutchins: road
commissioner, j :. Tas-ie, school drec-
tors, J. W. Dunham: taX. Ia cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

Moderator. G. II. start: clerk and
treasurer. +. w. Davis: selectmen. n. j.
Han, 4. l.. Tupper, w, T.. Ross; overseer
of poor, w. q. Brigham; constable, w.
Il. Wheelock; collector, w. r. Wheelock:
listers. y. h Maynard. ~. j. DEMO, o, A.
Field; auditors, q. j. Maynard, h. .,
Barnes, O. a. Field; town agent, II. y.
Brigham road commissioners +. r.
Tupper, a. c. Reed; school directors
A. e. Reed w S. smith h. g. OVitt; tax,
l,li cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEN COUNTY.

rotals...... ...... 1861 ITS
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-09-14
Sales of Real Estate.

Real estate transfers for the past week as reported by the Fidelity Title Guaranty Co:
 s Redondo to J Cottrell and w Faubion, lease, ' l-2 acres in ni of nwf sec 27-8-23. for ? years, for brick mak- ing purposes, 25c per 1000 brick made on premises.
 OP Bondesson ct al to Guy H SOule, deed to sw4 of net 1923, 40 acres, 5000.
 Otis c Young and H. B Hanna to Wendendale Gold Mining Co, gold note and 5 other mines in Ellsworth dist; shares.
 U s to Thomas A White, final receipt to VI of vi of 28-8-22, S203.
 w F Timnons ct al to R s Patterson, deed to lots 6 and ' 1irnmons add, SsO.
 John NJ Speese ct al to R $ Patter- son, deed to lots and , blk 10 and lots , and 6 blk T Speese add, $500.
 w L Timmons ct al to R s Patterson deed to blk Timmons add, $50.
 R Patterson ct al to Sarah P Strat- ton, deed to lots and blk D, Speese add, $500.
 Title Guar and Trust Co to Lillian E. Cronin, release; reconveys lot II blk 133 Orange Ave, S1.
 Thos w Knox to w E Timmons, deed to n} se4 sec 15-S-22, sOacres, $500.
 W. F. Timmons to w. A. Lawler, deed to last named property, S1 300.
 A. T. Sweet to W. E. Marvin, deed to lot 6, block 10, Yuma Heights Addi- tion, s35O.
 United States to Ann E. Smith, pat ent to nv ar of nv qr-3l-S-23.
 B. E. Hayden to Ann E. Smith, deed to same property, S2,OO0.
 United States to Cyrus Wheeler, pat ent to nv ar, 25-8-22.
 Cyrus Wheeler, ct ux to w. E. Mar win, deed to same property, $500.
 J. M. Molina tow. H. Lewis, lease of middle room in Molina block for three years from February 15, 1904, ,sl,25G.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-09-14
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that on Satur- day, the 18th day of October, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day, at the pub lie school house in the town of Yuma, Yuma county, Arizona Territory, the Board of Trustees of school district No. of said Yuma county tin obedience to the instruction of the qualified electors of said school district, as contained in their resolution passed by them at a meeting of such electors duly called and held at the school house in said district on Thursday, the 11th day of August, 1904, and in pursuance of a resolution of the said Board of Trustees passed and adopted at a meeting held by them on Wednesday, the+7th day of Septem- Der, 1904. will sell at private sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, and for not less than seventeen thous- and five hundred dollars, the following property belonging to the said school district, to-wit; Lot in block IA in the town of Yuma, Yuma county, Ari- zona Territory, together with all of the buildings and Improvements thereon, except the two small school buildings on the south side of said lot. (The di- mensions of the lot to be sold are 163 ft. by 416 it. Only sealed bids will be ac- cepted by the said Board of Trustees, and ten per cent of the amount of the bid must either accompany the bid or be deposited in some responsible bank in the town of Yuma, as earnest money to be paid to the said Board of Trustees upon the acceptance of such bid, and the balance of the purchase price shall be paid upon the execution of the deed of conveyance by the said board to the purchaser, and DO bid for less sum than seventeen thousand five hundred dollars will be received or considered, and the purchaser will not be, given possession until the end of the present school term.
 The said Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 7th day of September, A. D. 1904.
 J. E. DEVINE,
 Clerk of School District No. of
 Yuma County, Arizona Terri
 tory, and of the Board of Trustees thereof.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-09-14

An effort will be made during the coming session of congress for the establishment Of a de- partment of mining and metal lurgy. By reason of it's great influence upon all other resourc- es and industries and the ad- vancement of the country, many men of influence think mining should receive equal considera~ ation with agriculture and other pursuits. Certain it is that if it. is worth while to keep weather bureau running, the government might recognize an important in dustry like mining.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-09-14

There are those who maintain that the great dominating issue of the future will come from ombinatiOns of labor, forces organized for selfish ends, to be obtained only by oppression of a part of the people for the benefit or profit of another part. There may be struggle along these lines, but the American people, in their practical good sense, can be depended upon to reach a happy and equitable adjust ment. Capital and labor are twins, and neither one can pro- gross without the other.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-09-14

4 LLIANCIA HISPANO- -AMERICANO NO. A 10. meets every Sunday at EllSs' hall, p. m. MANUEL MoNRoY, Pres. J. L. REDoNDo, Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-09-14

"UMA LODGE NO. z A. O. U. w. MEETS 1 every Tuesday evening at o'clock. Visit ing brethren in good standing are invited to attend. Yours in c. H. and P.
 \ -,-s--.e w. H. STOREY, M. w.
 GEO. M. THURLOW, R.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-09-14
Tourists Rates.

The Frisco system will issue, during the Summer months, Tourists round- trip tickets. to various resorts and loca- tions the Mountains, Lakes and Sea- shore, at greatly reduced rates, with ample return limit.
 Call on nearest agent, or address
 Passenger Traffic Department,
 SAINT LOUIS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Elects New Officers And Boycoifs
Firms Selling Liquor.

In" fifteenth ginuai convention If
Wilmington District E,pwoi1h League,
h,II in Harrison Street NJ. L. Church.
Wilmington. closed on Friday night with
an address by Rev. t. NJ Randall. y.
d.. General Secretary of the Lragur.
upon the best mrthul>. of extending its
work and the discharge of the duties
a.lsi=Mcd each individual member. Tn"
League endorsed the pledge nf the Della
ware w. {. L. |. EHt IT, ratlUmizr any
hil>inCS> house that deals in ituNicatimg
liquors a> merchandise. The move i>
understood to he aimed particularly at
Gimhrl Bros. of Philadelphia. The fol
lowing officers were chosen for the com
nlg year:
President Rev. +. +. Carpenter, Of
Mt. Salem Church.
First Nicc-pr,Sident. Rev. W. r.
Greenfield. of prrryvillc.
Second President. Miss Vera \.
Leonard, of Wilmington.
Third Nicc-PrcSidcnt. Miss Elizabeth
Taylor. of Port Deposit.
Fourth Nicc-prcSidcnt. Miss Viola f.
litZcnbcrg. of Wilmington.
Secretary, Miss Helen Reynolds. of
Wilmington
treasurer. ltlIph |. fllnn, OF Newport
Superintendent of Junior Lcaguc. Rev
K. X. Stephenson. of Scott Church.
Wilmington.
The report of the treasurer was as fol-
lows Balance on hand from last year,
S25.Sl: received during the YEAR SO. 81 !;
total amount on hand during the year.
SJa.i2: expended 34.1J balance, S21 n
Two new Leagues We're formed during
the year. one of them at Mt. Salem NJ.
f.. Church and the other at Town Point.
Md.
The reports of the various chapters
were completed. Reports were read
from - senior chapters. with Il total
membership of l.G3G. and Is junior chap
trr> with total of $40. There were
several chapters that did not report. and
the figures mentioned do not represent
til" total membership of the League in
the Wilmington District
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
FELL OUT OF
A ROW BOAT.
Rev. Geo. Frederick KefteII Drowned
Off SpaYoW's Point.

RGay t,,Drrr E'rlI,rinl- I-,t,,II :, b,rF
hIufbnr of N,., ,,n,.,,,, ridua - IN
ron. rnrm,rIv a..i.,,rt ra,+n, :. 90.
Protestant E,nisco,,,I t,brr.L pa1,i,nIio'
w9,. druwnnI off tb. I,..r,i,,,.n+.,. ~, So,
rows poir4 I,rt.,,,.,,, r;,.,.r ,n ia.t E,';
GYy bv r,Ilin, amt ~ =, .,.,,.I,,.', -, '.Il;aI.
he had COW, amt m..n thn riv,-,. -. r'on r.,a,
his ru>tnro Whom y,i!i4fn,, tho r,;nt Tnn Wa"
w urpdrr~rn nJ.',.y1r r,,. tha ,Iaa:
tfmr Evrh,n,en ,,.i,nrs.,l ,I,, i,.,,,,.,,t',a.
# wr,,ld orurnr tL,t NJ, En,,,II la
.,liuprJ Yp n1r and r,.,,i,.,.,r r'n :, IN
thr Lu,t Tn ,i,ht ,L,. I-.,t L., 80
upr.iurht and wa. .n,.r +, r,u l.,,..,,.,,.,H
lie struggled fen. , whi,a and trind ~.
GRASP the l,ot but If y..,. L,.,.,nd hie,
reach and no tr,Il,. y,.r. p,a.., ,,.I,',
launched oufcI;ry hnt tn, l.. f..
The body WAS rrc,,y,.r.I win, q dr,,-
net an Sunday ort, rn,.., ,..I,.' ,I., l,'a+
where If Jf,7rrn,r.I VI. l,,.,,,. IA
ill. Of EI,;t,,n arl Mr. Tor,b - Wv,
York. thr d,,I minister. I,,.-L.,.' ';,..r,r,r
and ,.n>p. arrived NJ xg,,,,.,.,..,. pair+
inst after thr bndv wn., ,,,.,.,,,.J nn,S
fprc the rrws to +hr ,.irti,,,., ,nn4ha,.
Mrs. NARY hottriI. ar mas lipIison'
tyrurr BulriuoI. ,rt,r th.. ;r,,o.-t
..n NI,n,lny unru:r,, ,h. rn,,,.,mI woe,
held from the Residence. rf I y Pos.
+,t IT. Il and Eourth .,r,,,. S,.,,ro,r,,
Point. with intrruc,r iu t'hrf.r Cbrrcl,
lot i'm Grrrrmnunt rrn,.t,,,. B.rtin,nro
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Presiding Elder Rev. A. $. Mowbray
was in Ekton on Thursday.
+ II. MooIy, of Belle Hill has sold
his milk Ioutc to Morris Dunbar. .Jr.
The I'll Try" Mission Band. of
Zion. cleared 81 from its Halloween
social
The John Watson farm ut Mt. Pleas
ant near CoIora was sold to Scott
Pierce at public >alc on Saturday for
$1.3uO.
Mrs. Margaret Jones' of Middetown
81 years Old. fell down Il flight of steps
on Wednesday and cut her head badly.
"A woods fire which started in the
Baldwin woods near Ek Mills burned
west To tn" Tyson place near Singerly.
Charles l.. Garter. Of Singcrly, was
one of the first days gunncrS on the
flats. Albert Constable and Joshua Clay
ton visited the grounds on Thursday.
Standing room only could be had at
Elkton Opera House on Saturday even-
n@ when Frank DavidSon'S company
gave "Od Farmer Hopkins" with their
wontcd spirit and ability.
Tho lolirs of 81 No,l,.. ,,ri1t will
hold = Rummoyn S,1n in tho Parish
Hn,rSn pnrrvviIln am S,tr,,,.,v T,vo,n-
hen, - o1l ,l,y and nvnnir,, lea croon,
cake and cuuiv for s,In
Ollie Rrru. formerly OF Elkton, Was
arrested ON Monday charged with as
>nult and buttrrv n,,.r vith intnnt 10
kill p,,chuI Junn .on or y Jumn
st,tnn ,rrnt NJ Inmokin r.,
y large ana enthusiastic meeting OF
icpuhliclhS was h"ld at RlSlng sun on
THURSDAY evening. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Hon Henry NJ. Mccullough,
ana John ihlllp lllIl' Esq. of Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
State Sunday School Convention.

The Maryland State Sunday School
convention. which closed its sessions in
Baltimore on Friday night Of last week
was II remarkable gathering in points
of interest. enthusiasm and attendance
The addresses were uniformly able the
singing inspiring and the results great.
There were two things emphasized
above all mhcrS-tcachor training and
spirituality. The Maryland Sunday
School Union will ut once proceed to or
gauizr teachcr,training c.nssc>, ana en-
roll individual students. Conventions
and institutes will be held in all parts Of
the State, and special effort will be
made t" make them large ami useful
gatherings
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
Barns And DWELLING Burned.

The barn. stable and other outbuildings
on the Burchinal farm. near Chcctcltown
owned by Thomas G.. WToth and ten
antrd by Joseph Trew. were burned by
fire of supposed inccntliary origin or
Sunday night Samuel Lees dwelling on
the Hurlock farm near Melitota Kent
county. was burned ON Tuesday morning.
Loss. $500. Insurance, $1,000, with
$500 extra on furniture. The large barn
ON the WUolsey farm near Churchvile,
Hartford county. waS burned on Tues
day. Loss $4,000, partly insured.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
Attacked BY Savage Bull

Albert, son of w. II. Pierce. tenant on
the George f. Brady farm, near Mid
dletown. was attacked and nearly killed
by Il savage bull on Wednesday after
noon. Machael Cammile colored. who
went to the young mans help, was also
gored and knocked down. PieTces
breast bone was broken and the colored
man was badly hurt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
BARGE Sinks In Canal.

Three bargeS. loaded with poplar wood
flowed by the tug Vulcan. entered tn ca
rul mt Delaware City on Saturday. and
when the deep cut WA reached. one of
them. the Fredericksburg. >plang a leak
Hrd sank. The barge was pulled out of
the channel and the Vulcan and another
tug pumped her ont on Sunday night.
the leak was stopped and she was t"wcd
t" Philadelphia for repairs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
Catholic Church Conservation.

The newly erected st. Paul'< Roman
Catholic Church. ut Delaware City. will
be cUnSCCratci tomorrow morning ut the
1870 o'clock services conducted by Rt.
Rev. Bishop John j. Monaglrln.. assist
ed by Rev. j. l.. Sweeney. the pastor,
and other priests of the diocese. The
church is Il fine structure with modern
appointments.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
GLASGOW Colored Men Held Up.

Two negro highwaymrn on Saturday
might held up Edwin Briscor. Hn aged
and respected coored marketman. of
Glasgow. and his grandson. near South
side Park, Wilmington The robbers
got 50 from Bri>coc after rappng him
on the head with reviewer and fired ut
his grandson. who started tn run away.
Wilmington officers made a tour of the
Coast but failed to locate the high
Waymcn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
" Belle Hill" CHANCES Owners.

The Belle Hill farm, northeast of
Elkton. formerly wcll-known as the home
of the late Hon. Hiram Mccullough, has
been sold for +. ii. Moody. by George
NJ. Evans, agent. to John Il. johnson.
the recent purchaser of the Elkton Stock
Farm. for $1,000, il is stated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
Here Are Some Pumpkins.

II. S. Kendall. of Iron Hill. is show
ing 81 pound pumpkin at Cooks. in
Newark. He raised four that weighed
2O7 pounds. David Shea, of Rising
Sun. goes him 80 per cent. better with
one weighing 10 pounds shown at
Cooney's restaurant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
Slack Farm Sold.

The Slack farm near Iron Hill. lying
partly in Maryland and partly in Dcla-
ware WAS sold at public sale on the
premises by William s. Evans. of Elk
ton. and Hilcs & Evans, of Whining
ton. trustees, ON Tuesday. The Mary
land portion. 81 acres. brought S3.325,
and the Delaware tract $1,000. Z. NJ.
Groves called the sale
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Meetings OF County Officials.

The School Commissioners Tuesday
being ELECTION Day" will meet on Mon
day. The County commissioners will
postpone their regular November meet
ing until Tuesday. the 10Th inst. The
Orphans Court will meet next Wednes-
day, November 0.
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Dumped Cans--Took Team.

\ team owned by Joseph Rhollr%
tenant on the Kerr farm. south of New
ark, i>' missing. \ colorcd boy. about
III years old, who hired there one day
IaS1 week. drove to the p. B. & w. II.
Il. Station to bring back some milk cans
The cans were found in the woods near
OglcloWn. and the team wN'~ later lot7t
"a at Ncwl0lt.
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Serious Fail! From Ladder.

Thomas NJ. Tyson. of Wc>1 High St.
while experimenting some repairs to
the roof of the wagon house at his place
ut Mechanics Valley. ON Monday, fell
from ladder. II vr II feet. breaking
his left elbow joint. Dr. =. Il. House
keeper was called and attended Mr.
Tyson.
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Visits OF Bishop Adams.

Bishop Adams. of EaSton. will ud-
minister the rite of confirmation in Trim
ity Church tomorrow ut the morning ser
vice. in the Church of the Good Shep-
herd tomorrow evening and in st. Steph-
ems Church. Cecilton. on Monday even
ing.
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Mrs. J. T. Arthur, wife of ]. T. Ar
thur. the well-known baker Of Perry
Vile. died on Sunday evening aged 55
years. Her funeral WAS held Oh We'd
nrNday, with intcrment ut IIavrc de
Grace
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JOHN j. SIMPSON.

John J. Simpson, the wc,l-known
blacksmith. Of Chesapeake City. died ut
his homo there on Sunday in the 9th
y,aI ~ hi>, age. His widow and three
daughters survive lin. His funeral
was held on Wcdno> lay with intrrment
in Bethel Cpmctcry