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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
WOODLAND.

There will be no services mt Hopewell
Sunday evening as there will be Chill
d1en'S service at AShury.
Ml>'. II. III. kcilh,.tz entertained the
W. e. Il. I. ut her hcmc THURSDAY
afterE@on.
Mr.. Ernest Januey ana Mr. Gallahrr.
of Cherry Hill. We're the guests of Mr.
Gilbert Sinners Suncuy.
Mr.. &. :. AErahamS las been con-
fined to bal with Il severe attack of
lumbngo.
Mr.. and Ms. Will XIX and Evelyn of
Kirkwin Mills. spent Sunday with MIR.
ana Mr.. X. Il. NlI>hnll.
Mr.. Carroll Tyson >l"nt several days
in Wilmington this week.
We,:ru,' lay night the Sheriff and Dep
uty Sheriff tex Thomas KlauS> and
wife to Elktpn Jail for keeping II speak
"rsy. Saturday they were released rI
S4GU bail to app,lr ut September court.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. +. I. RryIe. of Will
mingteA. spent .>unGay here.
Mrs George Tyson Spcut Tue >'say in
Baltimore.
Mn K. G.. Terry was in Baltimore
fl~m Friday until MCniNy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
BAY VIEW.

Mis- Mabel Ashley. of Zion, WIS the
guest of Mr.. and Mis- John Davidson
Oh Sunday.
Rev. Harry Johnson. Of huntsville,
Md. was the gest of his father, Mr.. II.
c. Johnson. last Friday.
Mrs. Ali Morris, of Washington, ID.
c.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Matthews.
Mis-. Emma Stewart aud r.pn. Charles,
of Fair Hill. were the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Br"wn, on sun
day.
The Pastors Guild will meet with
Miss Poca Reed next Tue kay evening.
June e.
Mr.. John Gamble, who has the APP
pcnhcitis. has been taken to the Ger
man Hospital in Philadelphia.
Bay View NJ. L. Church is to have Il
fence in flrsHt. The Par>oIngy is t.
have n frnc" also.
Mr.. William j. Reed is having large
barn erected
Mr.. T.. Il. Smith had II valuable horse.
to die last week.
William II. Brown has had his house
improved.
Mr.. Jamr> W. Abrams j., having Il
Windmill erected on his property.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
Wilmington Conference Epworih League
Tour To Denver

Rev. Naught $. Collins. Secretary of
the Fourth General Conference District
League, has made arrangements to take
Il personally -conductcd party to the great
International Epwolth League Conven-
ton. to be held in Denver. Col. July 80.
Mr.. Collins is well known to the Ep-
wHthiaEr' of the Peninsula, having Scrv
al as President of the Conference
League. and held the same office for sew
clul terms in the Second and Sixth Gen
Cral Conference Districts.
The party will go via Pennsylvania
Railroad on Il special train leaving
Broad Street Station. July 3, 1870 Il. m.
and arrive at Denver 1870 y. M. July >.
This will be the only Wilmington Con
ference party. us that planned by Rev.
Il. X. Stephenson has been merged with
this. and Rev. Mr. ard Mrs. Stephenson
will be members of Mr.. Collins party.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
CHESAPEAKE CITY.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
RISING SUN.

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Il. II. Brown. Mr.. and
MIS-. Edward Dixon .prEt SUNDAY with
Dir. G.. :. DaIr AMI family.
Mr.. c.itTnI Robertson enjoyed Il trip
t. Atlantic Civ this week.
Miss II. " lu,ir Kirk spent Saturday
Hlal Sur,.ay vita N!i>, Julia Rrol uw ut
Fair Hill.
DR.. i. IL. .Ionr - ,prHt Wc!ncv!ay
in Chester with hi mother. Mis-. Louise
JrnE,'.
The mr~ica.r given in the town hall
80 Wrir, Say li-ht by the Eutcrpr
Music cub. with Mi, Mary Gillespie
~ ir>tIu,tl,> W. Il t,riIri success.
Br'rir Giffri! md other plizrS were
given.
Mis- Malirt:I Means. IF Zion waS
the gu, If Miss Grace Wi,.nn during
the week.
Mr.. AM Mr., Edwin IInir,~ and their
daughter. Mis- Mary, visited Mr.. Ell
win l.. IIairr>. at Carlisle this week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas J. Wikon have
been visiting Mrs. Martha cmUAn in
Bralton. Va.
Miss Naomi Farra. of Philadelphia. is
visiting Nj. a&l Ms. Samuel Ryan.
Mr.. CAaIIu, ). Pyle AMI daughter
Marian. visited relatives in West GrHvr
NJ. Y and Tuesday.
Mis- Marian u. Sheppard Mr.. John
X. Sheppard. # New York. Mr., Frank
Sheppard ana family, of Wilmington,
yprMt Il few GlyS thi, week in town.
Miss Charlotte Otis is the guest of
Mis- Bessie Greenfield in Avondale
The &. y. L. If Rising sun turned
ont in Il goodlr EImh"r ut the Memorial
services held at Calvert last Saturday.
On ac"nu,t of the rain the speaking was
held in the Methodist Church.
Rev. j. i. Oti. is visiting in Jamaica.
X. l.. and in Brooklyn. NY.
Miss Mary HaiuoS spent Sunday with
Mr.. William Smith and family near Cal
vert.
Miss Hcttir Cnnnry is home flom
Philadelphia for the summer.
Mr.. Brint ~ i. NirhG,> has returned
home from visiting in l.crni and Tough
krnnmon.
Mrs.. john G. Hiu,,man i, the guest If
friends ana relatives in Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
Personal and Social

Mr.. Edwin Vinsinger visited Wash
ington friends on Sunday.
Mrs. James Weaver. of Philadelphia.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
w. Anthony.
Mrs. l. W. Coslett. of North East, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. G. T.. Wiley,
of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary l.. Mitchell last week enter
tanned her sister. Mrs. William AleXan-
der of Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Bessie Ainscow, of Wilmington.
has been the guest this week of her sis
ter. Mrs. Clrlmu; Price.
Mrs. John ii. Terrell and children are
visiting her mother. Mrs. William 7.
Stilley. in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mlrtndale. of
Colora. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
AmC.t Martindale Of Zion.
Mrs. \. +. Scott has returned from
visit to her daughter. Mrs. james +.
Evans. ut Savannah. Ga.
Mls. Ellen Finley of Wilmington. is
the guest Of her nieces. Misses Isabel
and Lucy Carhart. of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs =. s. Terhunc. of New
York. are the guests Of Mrs. Terhune'S
father, Mr.. J. Fletcher Fcrd of North
Ea>t.
Mrs. Carlton Yates and son. and Miss
Jennie Yates. Of Cambridge. Md. were
guests Of Mrs W. \. Mitchell this
week.
Hooper Freeman and Mrs. Eliza beth
Duffy were married ut Elkton NJ. +.
Parsonage on Tuesday by Rev. DIR. Mar
tindalc.
Mr. and Mis-. Conrad OFT. Of Camden.
y. j.. have been guests of Mr.. and Mr.,
George Dcwhcrry, at Hcnrlrl sons Point
this week.
Mrs. \. ID. McCuEdchie has been en-
trltaimin" ut her residence in Baltimore
th.r week. Mis-. John Lee Whitmcrc
Mrs. VIM. Carroll ami Mrs. J. l.. Dn-
laury. of Washington.
Hiram Naus$ and Nh. NauSs, form
crly Miss Hattie Schultz. were the guests
Of Mrs. Ira Wells, the latter'S aunt. ut
Nrrh East. fer several days this week.
Gcofgr \. Blake. ESD. entertained
Rev. :. Il. DuNHl and daughter of
Winnipeg. Manitoba. early this week.
Mc,g>I>. DuNal and Blake and Il. e.
Thrck,ry. Ed. We're at Princeton to-
gcther.
Miss Mary Helen Sect. of this coun-
ty. W.: one Of the 81 graduates of the
State Normal School. the annual COM
mcncem,nt of which was held ON Thurs
lIV NIGHT in tho school bulliup BAL
tinore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
CHARLESTOWN.

Mrs. Belinda Graham, Miss Ethel
Graham and Mrs. Gibson. of Philadel-
phia. are the guests of Mrs. NJ. X. CAL
vert.
Norman Fryer. of ColclG,, has been
visiting at the homc of j. \. Black.
Mr.. awd MIS- \. l.. Chambers. of
Wilmington, were Saturday and Sunday
guess of Miss Logan at THE Naples
W. j. Richardson, of Wilmington, was
entertained by Mrs. III. $. HaincI over
SunGly.
HI Young Peoples Club gave a straw
ride Saturday night. \ gool time is
rep ted.
PHu Frederick AND II friend. Of Phila
delp'a, aud Mr.. I.indall, of Whining
ton. were entertained over Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs William Frederick.
Mr.. Robert Calvert Ml>S rs her guest
Miss Mary lIof,pn, of Philadelphia.
Miss Itigolette Ward WIS in Hayre
de Grace last week.
Mrs. J. y. Black and Mrs. j. b. Cant
well spent Decoration Day with Mr..
James Evans near Rising Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
GREENHURST

Miss Carrie Armour i, spending IL
short time mt Swarthmore. Pa.
Nh and Ms. l.. Clifford have pur-
rla.rl u rev surrey from Burns Bros.
quite Il number from this vicinity at
tented the decoration exercises mt Cal
vrlt on SATURDAY.
Mr., Clinton Logan has his new barn
crul lr'rL.
Quit, y number # lol,,, are being
mrndcd.
Th,,c l.. rumor of wedding bells in the
.D = future.
..hcG.,Hcr Church will hold an ice
cI,am ant strawberry festival on the
,hmch lawn ON Saturday evening. June
10th.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mcdowell spent
flrm Monday until "Wednesday with
their s,n Thomas nj Frankfor'l. Pa.
There will he song service at Ebenezcl
Church this Sunday evening. All ar,
cordially invited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03

Mrs. \. f. Ward. of Andora. is the
guest of Wilmington friends.
Miss Mary Mccullough is at Atlantic
City.
Isaac ID. Miller, of Philadelphia. was
in Elkton on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs BenGni Cooling. of Will
mington, were Elkton visitors on Tues
day.
Misses Emmn and Ella BurcLard, of
AidGletown. Del. visited Elkton rela-
tivcS On SUNDAY.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James T. Hartnctt
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kirk, 1T Pennington.
Ms. Charles L. Alexander is ut home
agair. after an extended visit to- her
parents in Salisbury.
Mrs William Stephenson. of Dover,
has been the recent guest of her daugh-
ter Mrs. r. G. Thackery.
Mr.. Inm,,, II. Smith. State Councillor
Jr O. L. \. NJ. of Cccilton. was IL
Philadelphia visitor this week.
x. w. anu ,'',' ."' '''' "'""''i w
>': i,'n~ ,r,n ''''''r E'>'> n ~, i'''
'''''''' ! ''"'''''''''' at "N'''" '''"'
Mr. Fred &. Booth. of Colwyn, Pa.
who las been with the Il. Il o. Rail
road % far, :, numh,, uf wears has NO
cnntnd a rnsition rs Pullman ronductor
STATIONED ut J.,,.v civ
Mr. T.. Webster Wells. son Of Joseph
l.. Wells. recently Of Elkton. is among
the graduates Of the Law Department.
University Of Maryland. The Commence
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
FAIR HILL.

On account If rain the festival at st.
Andrews Church. wi. be held June 10.
Mrs. William Stewart and son. ChaS.
spent Sunday with Bay View friends.
Mr. Fred Russell and wife. of Phila-
(rlpha. wvir the guests of Providence
relatives th., week.
Mis- Myrtle Steele. of An!ora. was
the guest of Mis- Florence Stewart on
Saturday and SunGay
The pupils of Fair Hill school are
pref airing for an excellent entertainment
next Friday afternoon.
Mr.. John Mackic of Gainesville. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mother
MIS-. Deborah Mackie.
Mis-, Lucy Wilson is the guest of hen
lister. Mrs. Frank Corkran.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
JAMES JOHNS.

The funeral of James Johns. whose
sudden death frcm heart failure was
noted last week. WIS held from his home
near SASSaflNS on Sunday and was in
charge of the local Council of the Jr.
o. L. \. NJ. Intermcnt was made in
RehohGth NJ. =. Cemetery. His widowed
mother. Mrs. Caroline Johns. three bro
Tiers. Clayton. Arthur and Hampton
Johrs. and three S..tcIG. Mr.. j. Il.
Milch. Mr.. Grpr-c T.. Ford and Mis-. J.
II. Lowe, If Philadelphia, survive him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
Life Insurance Paid In Cecil In 1904

According to the Insurance Press the
rHym,?t, on I,,'ici,> held IN Maryland
in 1904 IrFchrl $1H9S.:i,:, of which
BAtin ~ ..Ir W.. Sl.2:53.1 1876. The
following amounts were paid Un policies
held in various towns in Cecil county,
Calvert. S2.O0O; Cherry Hill. $1,000: Col
era. $1,000: Elkton. 5000: North East.
50. 13a: Port Deposit. Sl1 .5Oo: Principle,
50 ,956. Payments Of S1o,T12 were made
in Gnlrna and sd 900 in Havre de
| Grace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03

The Oxford Press says the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company is backing the
Lancaster Oxford & Southern Fair
mount extension work upon which is
being rapidly pushed.
The ladies of Zion NJ. T.. Church
will hold strawberry festival ON tho
Church lawn on Tuesday evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
Items From Cecil Wings
Special Correspondents

y strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held here Friday and Saturday
evenings for the benefit of Mt. Pleasant
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Martindale visited
friends ut Iicn on Sunday.
Mr.. Nanneman. Of Havrc lie Grace,
w0,' the guest of Mr.. Howard Pussy
over Sunday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03

The Pennsylvania State Live Stock
Sanitary Beard has ordered the owners
of about 20 farms between Mt. Olivct
and Hickory Hill to isolate and contine
al! GoG> owrr,i by them suspected of hav-
il- been exposed tG rabies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
CHARGED With Running Speak Easy

Thomas and Frederick Krauss, Of the
Battle Swamp section have given bail
in S4GO to answer the charge Of selling
liquor. Sheriff Biddle and Deputy
Sheriff McAllStcr drove to the hGme of
the couple one night last week and
brought them to Elkton. where they
beth waived a hearing on Saturday and
gave security to appear ut September
Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
CHARLES II. HARVEY

The, funeral services If Charles Reno
Harvey. son Of Mis-. Josephine and the
'atr William :. Enwcy. formerly of
North East. w&, held On Sunday at the
rt,idrncc Of his lrcthcr. J. Il. Harvey,
4I29 North Chadwick street Philadrl-
phia. The remains were brought to
y nth East on the II II. III. train cn
Monday for intcrmtLt in the Methodist
Episcopal Cemetery. The young man
r,.,h the pirvicu~ Thursday. of ccng,>-
ton of the lungs. in the 10Th year of his
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03

A strawberry festival will be held
by the ladies of the Ellton Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening, June 13, on
the lawn surrounding the church. If
stormy the next evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-03
BASEBALL
EIkfon Leaves League-Lawyers And
Court House Staff Line Up TODAY

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Co!cra. >; Elkton. 3
North East. 10; Port Deposit, 0.
Rising sun. II: Perryville. =.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Port Deposit mt Colola.
North Est ut Perryvilie.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-19
Wash Fabrics.

Words lack force to express theimportance Of these
clearance prices Miles and miles OF dress prints
in silver gray black, lights indigo blue and reds;
during this stupendons sale Q1<o
at t...................... O/20
Colorek lawns and batistes in white and colored
grounds, values up to cents; IN
clearance price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Figured batiste and imported cloth in 1905 spring
styles, white and tinted ground, regular Qo
price 75c; sale price e.....-.......... w
Voiles in the new mottled and fake effects, light
or dark ground, regular price 2oc; 1OLo
sale price. ...................... -
Silk-fnished foulards, embroidered voiles and
fsked suitings positively worth 25ca 1lo
yard; sale price, per yard ............. 4 1N
Linen etamnes voiles French organdies, brilliant
ines, mohairs and Irish batistes, all new OQo
and dependable, values to soc; sale price. @OO
4o-inch India linens: o.
sale price ...................... ~
40,i1eh .a3s oI;ss IRsia ..12 linens worth a0e' 12c
Persian lawns worth 3oc; To-
sale price. ..............A -
Checked dimities, values up to 25c ~
sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
soc wash chiffons-were considered excel. on
lent values at soc sale price. ..........~ ~1C
Scotch lawns, about 100 styles to select O1<0
from, per yard d................,. ......~ ~
Table Oil Cloth.
In all colors and shades; positively worth 25c to
soc per yard, must go 1CLc
Ladies black mercerized petticoats, worth n On
S2. 90 sale price ................. 4OS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-19
Embroideries and Laces.

A million yards, in different widths and grea
variety of designs-cambnc and Swiss embroid
cry edgings and insertions, new patterns, n.
values up to Isc; sale price. .............. ~
Insertion, edging and beading in cambria SwissE
dainty patterns, special sale price 49,. S'
2.ooo yards of good torchon laces, edges and <.
insertions to match, per yard. rd..............Os
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-19

1000 yards of good torchon laces, edges and Eo
insertions to match, per yard. rd..............O w
Linens, Linens.
3S-inch bleached table damask. regular soc
value; sale price. ce.................... 27c
6o-inch white satin damask, would sell regu-
lar for 75c, sale price. ce................... 43c
200 dozen napkins that have always sold for
4oc a Dozen sale price, per dozen. ...... Ioc
Plain white or colored border napkins, worth
81 90 per dozen, at. t.....,............... 53c
Extra large size napkins, worth SIS dozen,
sole price. per dozen. .,.................. Soc
Turkish wash rag, beached or unbleached,
worth sc, during the stupendous sale at, &c
Excellent bleached barber towels at........ &C
Towels that have always sold for I5c at. 7c
Extra large huck towels, sale price ....... &C
Full size Turkish bath towels regular 2oc
value, during this sale. ................ Io4c
Cotton crash, in bolts of so yards, worth S2.5o
sale price, per yard. ......,....... 49,. sc
Stevens pure linen crash, regular price I79c,
sale price ...............,...... 9c
Bed spreads, full size, white crochet bed
spreads, all good patterns, real Marseiles
patterns, $I.25 value for. 6Sc
Best quality bleached seamless sheets, 72xeo
ready to use, at. ..................... 400
Velvets, Velvets, Veivets.
Our entire stock of velvets and velveteens will
be sold at just half the regular price during this
gigantic sale.
Ladies' and Kisses Suits.
Our entire stock and new fall and winter suits
jackets and skirts sold at prices unheard of before
Sc. so value tailor-made suits, gigantic sale
price. ...,....''.....'''. , SIS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-19

every price andevery sta
Every article, every gar
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-19

Sheets and Pillow Cases.
In all sizes and grades and the prices speak for
themselves. Just price them.
BELOW WE QUOTE A FEW OF THE MANY THOUS-
ANDS OF BARGAINS TO BE HAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-30
POPULAR SOUVENIR
THOUSANDS OF THE STAR POSTAL
CARDS MAILED.

Thousands of the souvenir postal cards
printed with last Sundays Star have been
mailed and forwarded. The Star is, there
FORE instrumental in increasing the receipts
of the post Office by considerable sum,
and the indications are that, with the fu-
ture editions of the paper containing the
cards, many more persons will take ad-
vantage of the opportunity to send their
friends these little mementoes.
Although no accurate figures are obtain
able, the collecting carriers and the clerks
in the city post Office who have handled the
their belief that the introduction of the
cards has been taken advantage of by a
large proportion of the readers of the Sum
day Star, the sales of 1-cent stamps also
indicating, by decided increase, their pop
ularity
Many of the cards were sent abroad,
2-cent stamps being required for the mail
ing, and many were evidently in the hand
writing of children. From the boxes in the
neighborhoods of the large hotels there
and they are still being received at the Of
flee. With the edition of last Sunday there
were about 100000 cards printed, and it Is
believed that many who did not use them
then will send out those that are to be given
with the next edition.
They are very attractive form of SOU
venir, and their simplicity seems to have
made them desirable pair of scissors and
stamp being all that is necessary in addi-
ton to the address. Some of the clerks in
the office said that the mails were flooded
with the cards, and carriers all over the
city say that from every mailing box they
have been taken during the week. The
heaviest lots have been mailed in the down.
town districts, but the residence sections
have also been well represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-30
granted TO m, Mary IA !; A.. 3dfs Donbf 500;

granted to Mary J. Arthur; bonh,. 500;
attorney. Allen C. Clark.
an re Joseph Person aJadhes ct al order
appointing Sarah s. James guardian; bond.
81, 600; attorney, Ellen S.-Mussey.
In re Eleanore NJ. Costello ct al; order
appointing Louise NJ. Costello guardian;
bond. $500; attorneys, Brandenhlrg &
Brandenburg.
compromise claim; attorneys. Worthington,
Head & Frailey.
Estate of valney Pursell: letters of ad-
ministration granted to Rose Pursell; bond,
$500; attorneys, Thompson e LaskeE
Estate of Francis b. Cdnror; letters of
administration granted to Edith G. Con-
nor; bond, 81, SEQ; attorney-chas. w. Boyle.
Estate of Anna Maria Fleischhauer; will
dated March 8, 1905. filed. h VI
Estate of Louisa Summers; petition to pay
counsel fees; attorneys, IG A. & w. E.
King.
Estate of Frank T. Hyman: order direct
ing administrator to pay money into court;
attorney ]. Harry Smith.
In re Percival w. w. Webster ct al; order
appointing Edward L. Webster guardian;
Estate of Alice Key Browne; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney. w. d.
Hoover.
Estate of Rebecca F. Webster; petition
for probate of will filed; attorneys, Lester
& Price.
Estate of Margaret Callan; will dated
March q, 1902, filed.
Estate OF James I1dyeS, oIueT " pay
counsel fees.
Estate of Godfrey Krieg; will dated April
4, 1901, filed.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Anderson.
In re Alice Kelly; adjudication and refer
ence to w. M Hallam, referee.
In re Alfonso Amaroso; adjudication and
reference to E. 8. McCalmont
In re Charles ]. Barber; bankrupt parolled
in custody of his counsel and bankrupt
finally discharged from custody.