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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

ocl,.
5oftion&5wiit
beigclcgt.
Die EoIitifer bon Irince @cor0e'a
Golintp leecn Dem llmitnno picl
Widti9feit bel, bob Scr Gnngre6N b.
g%corbnete Spbnep e. Wuoo unb Scr
GrsS hotnlciitcr Hid)oro u. Mpon
gelcgcntlid bcs CTS" -9orfett in
gnnopolsi iih in 10 freunoihoitlider
Wciic u~1tcrbicltcn. Wan nintnlt olt,
bob sic Sponnung, meIfe bitrd) oic
lebtc Erinurluobl bcrporgerufcn
lullrbc, iebt beicitigt lit, rlro sic sc.
mofrotiidcn Siibrer ridten Iid be.
reitS oilf cine @erbriiocrlung I'M Sp.
p~oiitionslager elm.
FroteItiren gegen Eflo.
itcrungSgefet.
Sn Spottspi1e lit cine @clpcgltng
I'M @ongc, INN bic GonititutionolitGt
bcs @cictcs, mcIdeS sic Hiloitcrung
Der StroBcn ollf Soften ser Gigcn.
tbiinlcr oeS angren5enocn @runb.
c%igcntbumS %autoriiirt, in Sen 8crid).
ten 81 bcfGmpfen.
Irbcitcr unbS Guier ror.
lie llntcritcbmcr, ipcld)c oie orei
lcucn Sdubinbrifen in 2pndbiirg,
90. boiten l%oiier, bcfinben iid) our
Belt III GROCER Gcrleacnbcit, oo es
niht nGcin an Mrbcitcrn mangclt,
Ionoern ord Die @obnunes . 3oci.
litGtcn pGnig iillsureideno Iino, llnl
bic grbciter gu bcberbcrgen. ipcld)e
in Den Sobrifen lire JbGtigfeit be.
ginnen Iollcn.
@eforntc MANNER in SIN.
fIagc5u itanb berfctt.
l~tngebeurcs Nufiebcn bat Die SanS.
lungsmciie Der @robgeidmorenen
bon Golcigb.G ountp bcruriod)t, ipcl.
die iocben cine gn5abl Scr promincn.
tciten @iiroer oieies @cmeinmcienS
ipegcn on0eblifer @%etriigerein in
Nnflag5lltono pcriett bat. Inter oen
@crbaftctcn, meldJe iib in 3oIac oeS
encriidcn Gorge6ens Der 8rob0c.
idluorenen uneriuartct in 8erleaen.
6cit b%cfinocn, 1T Elm Breoigcr.
Sci Der Ir6eit q eftorben.
George Saunoers. Elm 80 Sabre
otter Glerf i'm gngros Gepartennent
bon @m. $. 9numbureb's 9oocn
an HemsMnrfetltrabe, Sreoerid,
brob am 6reitag Hadmittoa mGb.
reno Der slrbeit ploblid, foot 5uionl.
men. Gin Ser5ihlas batte ieinem
2eben Gin 3iel gciett. Ser 8eritor.
bcne bintcrldbt neben ieiner @ittlpc
orei Sobne unb cine Sodpter.
Sarforb @robgeidlpor c,
ne5ur &epiiion.
Gle Gountp.@ roBgeiflporenen, Die
ieit Den lettcn fiinf Sagen in Git.
5lirg luorcn, befiirmorteten in ibrcm
gcrift, oab in Der 3ufnnft oQe Of.
icntlidcn @iireour minbeitcns elm.
nal I'M Sabre ourd Ole oer5eitigen
8roBgeidiporencn elmer Hepiiion I'm.
.terruorfen meroen, nn0 ooriiber Elm
ofii5icacr geriht al Die Geffentlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17
6antoa ans stsktaabtsSa.


WIT WIT HID ~tYHHfWUVHHtt OuHIuH,
Observation-Disclosures - u 81.
Sailpioua rtier hes GcfoTgberci,rs .GoeI.
meib." Nunten'Sereirs oe5 GocIpeiB,"
.GGuiuu @uuiIaos Gr. 445, Z. .. s.
.Orien!uIs8iftriftS 9ir. 16S. 3, u.s@.," II.
.gdnton Spars .Sernrii9un9s rGereinS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17
8erInngt i'm Aagemeincn.

Tentfdee Mrbetts.N ahmeifnnas. q Areas,
gr. 2t9. SiiosGbarp.StruBe. rnter Der Mnfi6t
e es.i rMsu acsn,r gsisaf$atts gteisHissIk .i pic
gu bef6dftieen ipiinf6er, uouen fi@ perf5mli@
pber IN franIirten eriefen an ben slaenten bee
@efenftaft.. Sohanu .. 1Qeher, VI. 219. eab.
eharrs etrafs, tpenhen, peIdber unentgeItIim
elisilnft ertbeiIen pirb. Spre9ftunben bon
I big 8 uhr. fSan26.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17
Mnam y,usp,S NeItauraut.

VT. IIU3t WDrbsEfntrdIs9l0enue.
Ser .gtorhuii Smmeriudbrtnoer BnuoetetR
BON ga'timcre' berfanimeit ITO bier ies
ben NicliGa. -- Geprae sirepM < CONS
Bier am 3ap!. nda osntfder grt btreft
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

bio" noh @laSgo1p.
Nm g.. Sftober 0ampier yEenniDl.
polia" nad) Solnburg.
gm 6. Sftober Sampfer ,llmbriu"
ndb Stucrpool.
am 8. Sftober Camper yGaro.
MIA" nod 2ipcrpool.
@rieibef0roernng nadJ bem InsImnS.
Sic ouslGnoiidc Yoit fir Die ont
-. September cnoen6e @o6e i6lieBt
in alien 6daen piinftlid inn 9alp..
@iircalt iuie iolgt:
9ie Bodet . Yolt lit tGgIid BON 8
ll6r WOrgens bis 8 llbr Hodmittngs
oifcn, uuSgcnommen Sonntags.
Die Eodet.Eoit na1 9elltld)lano
ihIiebt I'M 5 llbr Nodmittags ont
II, nno 10. Sept, nad @roBbriton-
nicn mo Srlano 0ienitagS una Srei.
tags 5 llbr Nad)mittngs.
Gompier fobren bon Neiu . g)otf
ab, menn nid)t anoermeitig angege.
ben.
Grams. NtIant h 8ojt.
Wentag - 6 llbr IbenoS, fir gu.
ropu, per lnmpfer .&oiler @ilbelnt
Der 3mcitc," pia Ylpmoutb, Gbcr.
bourg uno @remcn.
Gicnitog = : llbr I6enoS, fir 81.
pcrpool, Sdottlonb uno Srlono, per
Gompicr nIeutonic," pia Queens.
tomn," 0olt fir anbere Sbeile @u.
ropo'S mub per Iampier .Seuto.
mic" aoreiiirt iein).
Wittmod - 6 lt9r IbenbS, iiirgll.
ropa, per Iampfer nGeutidlano,"
pio Flpmoutb, Gberbourg uuo Sam.
burg; 10 ltbr Aben0s, fir europa,
per Nnmpfer ga Spuroine," pia
Sabre (Foit fir @roBbritannien II.
Srlano mllB per Compiler n2a Con.
roine" ooreiiirt iein).
6reitag = 6 llbr sbenbs, fir ST.
lono, per Gampier ogtrurio," pia
Queenstown (Goit iiir onoere SbeiIe
Gllropa's mllb per Gampier Cru.
ria" aoreIIirt iein); Z llbr Ibcnos,
iiir europa, per 0ampier .Neiu.
Dort". pia Elpmoutb II. Gberboura.
y 0 It Ii T Q ii D. unO Central.
Imerifu @eit . Snoicn
II. |. ~.
Wontng 10 ltbr NbenOS, fir Ole
ga Elota f. Staaten, per Gonpier
pGbriition 9ors;" fir Guiana, per
Compiler .Srnnie Iaiiau."
GicnitaG - 3 llbr Nndmittogs,
fir Samaico, per Gampfer bon 20.
iton; 10 llbr Ibenos, fir @renaoa
mo GrinloaO, per Iumpier .@rena.
ba;" fir Snoglo. Saiti uno Goloni.
bia, per Gompier n@roecia;" fir
SurfS SSlano uno ct. Gonlin9o,
per Compiler .Gberofee."
Wfittluoh = 10 llbr Nbenos, fir
Cuba, Dilcoton mo Gompcde, per
Gompicr nesperon8a;" fir Die Sec.
mtro- uno @iltomar0 . ,snieln mo
Guiana, per Gompier yYorina;"
fir Somaiea, per Compiler BON Ybi-
looelpbia.
DonnerItag - 10 llGr M6cnos, fir
Central . gmcrifa, Colombia, ao.
nol3one nnb Sin Yociiic Safer,
per Ganpier pia Colon; iiir 9obo.
mos, per Gampfer nDucotun," pia
Noliau; fir gucotnn uno Gomped)c,
per Gampier nIuggrp."
5reitag - 10 llbr Nbenos, fir
Curacao, 8encjlcla mo Colombia,
per Gompier ~3ulio;;" fir EortoHi,
co, per Gompier .Goamo," pia Son
Sllon; fir 6ortunc Sslano ulro So.
moica, per Gampier nSibcria."
Eoit iiir Heufunblono, pia WorS.
Sponep, unO fir Wiquelon. pia 90.
ton, idlieBt bier tGglid 3 llbr Had,-
mittags; fir Cuba. pia Sompa, 1
lbr Na6mittngs tGglid); fiir Gotta
&ico, SonouraS (oitlide 9iiltel Hi.
carag'ta (oitlide @iiite) unS @uatc-
mala, uia Nclu : Orleans, tGsIid 10
rbr abcnOS; fir Merieo. tGglid UNI
2 llbr Nadmittags mo 10 llbr oeS
MbenbS.
Srans.G Son.
Wontng - 10 llbr slbenoS, fir
Salpaii, piaSnn Sron3isco.
Spnitag - 10 llbr abenos, fir
Sapaii, @uom unb bic Bbilippineu.
pia Gan 5ran5isco.
Spuufon - 10 l1hr NhprSS f;ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17
Nus bcm .Snmrrcn MarplanS'S MnS
Sen G%narcnscnDcn Staaten.
NJ iitcob' - Q d. mert.

sluf Dem biitoriihen SHloftieloe
ppn gettysburg, olf NiueIdcm iih
emit sic SorfGmpier Der Trin5ipien
ser Ioro. unb Siio.S tooten iflu-
ael,, nuroe in feierlifcr @eiie ous
Sdauert. meld)es General Nrmiltcoo
in iertcn unpergcblid)en Sogen I'M
Sonbgemenge perlor, al bclIen Nod)-
iolger pergcben.
Mntietam Sag.
9ic ARRANGEMENTS fir bic Sbcil.
nobnlc Der lleberlebenocn bes odtcn
Ieginlcnts beS Genripluanio 6rei.
iuiaiacn Hcicrpe.GorpS (an Ser 9eoit
fotion hires IcnfmolS ouf bcm
SdlohtfeIoe bon Nntietom, Wtb,
om II. September, BENT SobreStage
ser Sdloft i'm Sabre 1862, Iinb be
cn6et. Dos Seit pcriprid)t, cine Der
orobortigitcn Nfioircn 81 meroen,
meld>e icn1ols ouf Dem biItoriid)en
Sdladticloe Itottgefunben bobcn.
Gin WiBton 5ur SubeI'
fcier.
Hedt ~interciiont oiirftc fir bic in-
tcrciiirtcn Ecrioncn oas GrgcbniB
zines ariegsaeriftS pc%rlouien, mel-
DIES oemnGdit in HidJmono itattiin.
oct. @elegentlid) ser SubilGumsielt.
Ii6fcitcn in Baltimore bottc iid) cin
@cmeincr Ser ,Hi6nlono Blues" IN
Serbs S%pernbouie 9cmiitblih in ci.
ner 2oge neben eilen Der Siii5icre
ieiner organization niebcraelalicn.
ToS un5u trolllihc @enebmen iets
mem &orgciesten gegeniiber ioa Den
lieutenant Z. %. Sobion oerort &C.
rei5t boben, Dob Scr @cncine Hobert
@loir nod ieiner gnfunft III Tid).
mono I'M cine GrflGrung criudt
murbe, unb ndd)oem or ouf ieinem
Erin5ip Der @leihbcredti9ung be-
itonb, fam cS 5luiiden nen 9eibcn
81 cinem Souitfompf, bel meldem
Der lieutenant ben aiir5ercn 500.
lieutenant 90 a9ruber pon
Annapolis obbcrufcn
2ielitcnont Wo9rrber bon Der
@unbcs. Slotte, melhcr lett oier5ebn
Wonoten ais Ioiutont oes aomirols
Cams. oes Gommonbonten Der Slot
tcn.Nfoocmic in gunopplis, fungirt
bat, lit plotIih nod Der 9unbeS-
bollptitobt obcommonbirt morocn,
ltnb lpic pcrloiltct. ipl er einem Der
TcfrlltiringSGmter 5ugetbeilt iper-
bcl,.
SoftionS5wiit iGfciten
beiQcIcot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

s, Mr; S sIiS%S e san, r es HrspT'r,ei naIon,
giJarren. yefies Nitr am Snpf. Yunfh
tif Sef5dltaIenfe hon 1870 Bornt. bis
2 llbr siahmitiaps. 9elepbon q. & y.
- MPt. Berruu 300S n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

,NnfbU NIcW uN1IIpbtCFNuNr,"
YutopNtN6e uun 9uips rno Turrcf.Gtr.
Sauptllnriier oeS Sein1guereimS .Wielos
Die" Sin0itiuoen iebcu Sonncritoa 400.
Gerf1 mmIuHgeu oes Centennial .UieBucrs
Gcreins" ieaen 9, uno 4. SienftnG i'm
Moldt. Gelcpbnn-e. x g. WuIie 175GJt
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cdmitt's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

{ Nft B. Mn0 Bnhn1, Strnhe.
{ SuuptG ldriicr ocS9Re Nnn crl str. s.nt .s1er.
] ems" .9i6enirans , Sumen > Nereins,"
{ .Gunipn Smmrrn. ssuu. u. QciboereinS."
| ySciitfdbe @amiitbli6leit" uno pSefper.
/ Gontlnpe Nr. AIS. s.. 9. s. SrifteS
1 Sicr III ieoet 3ctt, - 6 & z. TeIepbon:
/ 99oIfe 32S II.
/ Ghtiug'S Canton 2ieperframs.taHe."
efih,ueit.0ds 3. ett. n. yatt.Aut., 9antpn
1 Sa%hpt0unrtier bee ,9anions9ieoerfrdn3@.
/ Ginaituiioe lebeH Mittpcn sbenb. Der
, Sauen.a erein reripmmeIt flo iebep 9ten.
{ ftds sfbenb. .gtdiiohdl -,St.r ant Sdpf.
/ MISREPRESENTATION = DoItc 1853 8.
tHu6H1b
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Sn ucrfnufcu:
% Ider anteS 9Salblaih. biaie unb Bu Ieid'
ten Yeoinenngen, 3ebn Wicilen BON Baltimore,
ltnbe Station al her .Sborts9inez@iienbaDn."
Ntdt uoreifire: u. stepeni-n, 8leu'Suruie,
Wo. (stug26, 1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17
3n Dcrpadteu:


Scbr frudtbare @emiiieiarm bon 100 slderr
Ill Curtis yah; iebr beauert fir Stuot gelcgen.
SiintSebu Ider III @robcereIl. @pentueller Ydd,.
ter muB genilgenoeil Ibierbeitano lIno glderoes
rdt0e beitpel, nm Die 5nrin geb1rig bearbeiiert
du tonnen. WiuB quite Heferen5en babell.
Sicrre Is. Suanu d 9cpbep,
(26S--64) 10 Sits2eringtuu. ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17
SerlauGt:

Wlnfrpfen iitio 9ei5er, nm rntt Gnalnno mo
6ouanb 81 gebcn: $50 pro Wiondt. Sod 5lfrdr
gen bel !Senrb YeterS. Sr. 100 Sdnbert.etr.,
euenh. $cint. (9fugt0. 3W1fe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

SiibinasSbores an Curtis 8ab,. Surnace ODER
WtnrleD Greet. Gina 2 gder aro6, init 98aier.
front. @eniiacno fir Suus uno 8drten; puiienb
iiir Siibncr6u6t oner Sciniliegdrtlerci Oher
alcinpbft. uno NIumenSidt. sluf ai Oercinba.
rcnoe 8ebin9unaen. Eierre Is. Susnn & Ne.
pbeip, sr. 10, Sh'seGin8tun"e trafe.
(Sug22, 1WfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

Sm permiethen:
G6bnc rn5bIirie 3inner, nit ooer obnel suft,
OF 6errcH. giadb5utraaen in Hr. 400, 1trrefts
atraAf, Sfiatr'Uaastt. t254-FD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

3erfangt:

Sinfnno5pan5ig observation-disclosures, nm
In einem SdIadtbauie Bu a%rbeiten. gad5ns
fraseH bel 1bpS. 3. &ursle, Nr. sol, ueri.
Gattsrs 'Apemne, Sigtlanotamn, Ute.
(237-)
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8erlangt:
0criaugt:


Seiuauoie 2nbens II. Nlnoenar5cits 3uf6neiber;
~eriabren in Der Genntung bon nyIod" .Wiufiern;
o1uernoe Steuiing. Gubjufraaen bel VI. Setoels
BERG, 0r. 412, Neit- San cite. etrafe.
$3.50
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gerfangt:

Gepenfdirms- Clippers" Sanbpiberinnen H..
Snfpeitprin; $3.50 bis SO pro HGg a%nruntirt
fir eridbreIe Berfuiien; auberoem eifiae auf.
aeiuedte Wsdoden; Eo1it ma6rero Der eebr5eit;
Mfs. Co.," Dir. 5f4, seit.ya itimore etrahe.
55-GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

9u pcrfdnfen.
Rur Sf4h0 fit eines iener gut gebautei,
neien 5ueiftidigen Sdufer nit nlobcrilen @irs
ribtunaen. @eiammie idbrli0e ~1lutoiien nur
500. 9tur orei Siuferaepierte pont .4atierion'
aarf," oil Der Sdits9lpenitc, 8fuifden 2ombaros
uno RruttsS rabe, SigbIduoiopr. aieine Nnar'
gn3Gbluug. @runomictben 81 berl1ufen.
SuI. =. &bite,
(glngi2, 1&S.tWD 9auunterIebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

9obu q. Gft-peI & Spns,
Smporteure UNI @uarpSsIiuior+SdnbIer
659-661, Aeft.Yratt., naae Bena.etr.
baltimore, W(n.
g. & B.s9eIepbUn - Gontb 1876 D.
The evening world., 1906-05-25
SHOOTS WOMAN,
KILLS HIMSELF
At BARR|CADE
Police Break Down Door
to Find Intended
Slayer Dead.

John Titrovtcs ,hirtv-,ro yc,-, ola
sho, the woman he professed 10 love al
\, * We. -. -. -. .
49,
'"-u"F' ""d "HoH inc ponce came 10
arrest him he barricdded himself 81 ms
room and threatened death 10 the
a.,
Nlh' "HAi WIN eH'eFe'"
k~ltroNlcs, n handsome chap who has
,,,resor.o4 80, Ia -, .w,,...s -.
-. ,,..ro-- ~ -
TIE MetFopo4o Hotel went 10 walter
Wr chit pronrietor Of rirnfshed -,or
~
mouse az NO. bA Nnth avenue when
extends back 70 the Forty-fourth street
address Lac, Soyeuhe- ana asLot q,
~ % V "'u a
he could rent a room ioF himself and
The evening world., 1906-05-25
STARVING BURGLAR
FELL AT COPS FEET
Policeman,Fired at Young Man Who
Said He Triei to Steal for
living Mother.

When Polictman o'Neil was trying
the front door Of Maurice Bauns,ock's
store. a. No. 1863 Third avenue. before
daynreak. something fell through the
ransom. landed on his head and
stretched him out at fun length on
the sidewalk. The, policeman looked IN
and saw a young man In fight down
the avenue. He hved at him. Police
man Shea captured the fugitive.
At the East One Hundred and 70 yrth
street station. the prisoner said he was
Joseph Ryan. of No. 40 East Twelfth
street. He told Sergt- Jacks o n pitt
full story, claiming that his mother was
dying of consumption. and that he had
walked the streets for days looking Tor
work. until In desperation he started
out last niyht to steal to get money TO
feed her.
He looked as II he hadn't had a
square meal for days. He said he had
Just climbed into the transom OF the
store when the policeman came in sight,
and In his fright and weakness he fell
on the officer. He ate ravenousav of
the food the4 police provided after lock-
ing him up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-17
PERRYVILLE

Rev. w. +. Greenfield left on Tuesday
for Conference.
Mr.. Charles w. Ward visited his son
in Camden last week.
Mr. Elmer II. Owens who has been
quite ill, is improving.
The Ladies Art Circle met at the home
of Mrs. w. Il. Boulder.
Mrs. William ii. Cole, Jr., is in the
Southern States for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dawson visited
relatives in Washington on Snday last.
The Ladies Art Circle is preparing
for an entertainment in the near future.
Miss Rebecca Boyd. of Philadelphia,
attended the funeral of Mrs. J. H. Fay
on Tuesday.
The Cantata given by the Junior Ep-
worth League on Saturday evening was
quite a success.
Quite a number of names have been
enrolled for membership in the Patriotic
Order Sons of America, about to be or
ganized here.
Mrs. j. Harry Fay died at her home
on Elm street Saturday evening the 10th
inst, from a blood tumor. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday at 10 o'clock, in
termcnt at West Nottingham cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-17
BAY VIEW.

Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Mahoney is selling out
her entire stock of store goods.
Messrs. II. b. Tyson and II. A. Brown
We're Rising Sun visitors on Monday.
Mr.. John Gamble. who has been work
ing some time in Wilmington, has re
turned home.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bryan and
daughters. Miriam and Catherine, took
dinner on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Gray
Mr.. G. NJ. Mahoney has been elected
Class Leader and will hold class every
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Jethro johnson was elected dele
gate to the Maryland annual conference
to be held in Baltimore April 4th. Mr..
George NJ. Mahoney alternate.
Preaching tomorrow Sunday at 1890
a. m, Sunday School at $50 a. m. Class
meeting at 2 p. m. Christian Endeavor
at 7 p. m. Preaching again at 7.45 p.
m, this being a special meeting held by
Rev. j. r. Bryan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-17
CECIL

nv
wv W ''',"So" i "'!cH"IhS ooH-
WYNN, ,,..}I, 'L'S "'rh'
W ',!,"I'' law. mas returned from
>l,.''"'"- <'"'' t'"l' III -inhapo'!N'
~ 'rS"i''' le,yF "I'! "hool,'l@ cough are
S't ~, "t.o''7 '"' CII!'"F., II the town.
/ NJ lI'el'UH Oh WIS" MIRA dawson gave
~ " sur Pl"' party OH ruby evening
'1"""l l''i.'"r S">S we ar" 10 nave
,''o'Iie' N'""'"= ~ inc I"Sl OIL THIS
'''Vii'"'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-17
RISING SUN.

Miss Mary Brumfeld has been visit
ing i'll Media.
Mrs. Emma Diel, of Smyrna, was the
guest of Mrs. j. L. Otis.
Mrs. Wayne Reynolds and son, Norris,
have been visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Sarah y Conrad, of West Grove.
visited Mr.. c. s. Pyle AMI family last
week.
Samuel NoSteller, II former resident
of our village, has moved to Hickory
Grove.
Miss Ella Hines left on Tuesday for
Georgia, where she expects to spend
some time.
Mrs. b. b. IIeacock, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. j, NJ
Sterrett.
Mr.. Harry +. Richards spent Sunday
in Baltimore with Mr.. Granville Rich
ards and family.
Mrs. j. C. Malpel and daughter,
Gladys, visited Mrs. Carrie Riale and
daughter, Nettic, this week.
Misses Helen and Mamie Mccoy have
been spending some time in Philadelphia
securing the spring styles.
John Donache and family, of Port
Deposit, have moved into our village,
OCtupSlH Il residence On 1tarl street.
Joseph II. Riale and family will oc-
cupy the residence on East Main street
recently vacated by Mrs. Carrie Riale.
Miss Mary Patten, of Liberty Grove,
has been spending a few days at the
home of her brother Brouche Patten.
Miss Eleanor Oldham, of l.arleville,
has been spending some time with her
uncle, Mr.. Norval Brown, and family.
The Thimble Club was pleasantly en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon from 3
to p. m, by Mrs. Charles Burlington.
Miss Armenia Wilson returned home
this week from West Chester State
Normal School for few days vacation.
Miss ,drgaret Reynolds was rendered
n package surprise on her birthday, on
the 10th inst, which was most success
full.
Mrs. Hattie Worthington of Colora
and Miss -.ua Brown, of Sylmar were
the recent guests of e. NJ. Hunt and
family.
Samuel Martindale, OF W.T. Chester,
spent a few days recently at the home of
William Clifford and family at Cloverly
Farm.
Edward Duffy, of Montclair, Pa, and
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from Lowell; duet, by Misses Isabella
Chopper and Ruth Oracle; recitation,
part of Sir Launfal. by Mary Harvard;
debate, Resolved, that one learns more
from observation than from reading,"-
affirmative. Captain Marguerite Nc
Cullough, Mary Mohrlein, Helen Holm
and Florence Merry; negative,-(Cap-
tain Christine Hopkins, Elizabeth Ste
phenSon, Edith Flint and Elizabeth
Duffy. Judges, Misses Newcomb. Viii
son and Patterson. While the judges
were coming to decision the Piano was
Played by Misses Esther Friedman, Lii
lie Pugh. Fannie Friedman. Ruth Oracle
and Alice BIickley. The Judges an
nounccd the decision in favor of the
affirmative
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John Duffy, of Wayne, Pa, were the
kinS and family.
$. Taylor Reynolds is having his resi-
dencc on Walnut street improved by the
addition of bath room and fixtures, be
ing placed by E. II. Reynolds.
j. e. Brumfeld. who was appointed
to succeed Il. l.. Christie of Colora as a
Cecil member of the Republican State
Central Committee, has resigned
Mrs. Edwin Il. Burlington has returned
home after having spent several weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Orpha Pyle, who
has recovered from serious illness
Miss Margaret aineS. of Philadcl-
phia, is now ut the home of her mother,
Mrs. Rcbecca HaincS, near town. who
is suffering from congestion Of the lungs.
The Phi Gamma Sigma a newly Or
ganiZed Club. was entertained at the
home of Miss Maud Kirk on Monday
evening, by Miss Julia Brokaw, of Fair
Hill.
Charles Vandcgrft. of Doe Run. has
accepted Il position with f.. K. BuftinS-
ton X Sons. Mr.. Nandegrift and family
have recently moved into the residence
on East Main street recently vacated
by Eli II. Reynolds.
The recent wintry weather has caused
the little spring birds that were with us.
to retreat: likewise the unfolding of
the buds that We're beginning to push
forth into prominence, bidding them wait
for pleaSanter days.
Mrs. Carrie Riale had a sac of per-
S0nal property on Wednesday. and had
the remainder of her goods loaded on a
car preparatory to moving to Whining
ton. where she and her daughter. Miss
Ncttic Rale, will make their home.
The reaper death has again entered the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norville f. Brown
calling their daughter Elizabeth. from
wo"h to reward. About two months
their eldest son and child. Clifford was
taken from them. due to an attack of
typhoid fever, Elizabeth having con-
tractcd the same fatal disease. She WAS
was developing into most promising
young woman. The parents have the
heartfelt sympathy of their many friends
and relatives in this vicinity. in this.
in the fourteenth ycnr Of her are. and
their second sud bcroavrmcut The fun
crll WAS held on Friday from her late
home Services in the ~ Z. Church.
with !"tcrm"nt in Ro>cbank cemetery.
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Baggage Checked on Trains

Baggage masters on the New York,
Pittsburgh and Maryland divisions of
the Pennsylvania Railroad have been
instructed to give claim checks for bag
gage checked on trains. each of whom
will be responsible for the same to the
end of his run. Passengers must claim
their baggage at the baggage car y
on surrender of cheeks at any desired
point within the limit of the run of the
baggage master, by whom they are is
sued If not thus claimed. baggage will
be carried to the end of the run. Checks
will be issued at stations as heretofore.