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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

WAITED to rfNrWhHE
Haufsdaa ~ ~ sores within reasonable
fisfaEcr - eeattl9. aaitatfs Tor fIhdivi-
slNH into ehsHp rlfF hsuidinN lots ar -
aaHHnF feaaH lots state prizes and fuii
Fzffis 1lafs 80 nee answering unless price
il slated Answer r ~ care Star. is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

wrrrLEH q IouSsroS
Hnnuls "a e. - Deans uinek
fbpnss Main fti lad A 49,
fiaasss flafs rarnHs Acreage
tlan Fsf AFfs
q Hsfes fins saat sasstsA 20 wU4M srtl
~ q - ~ affs Tracts ERxis NnFtsF ID
minutes uaN trau nhaff
- serrs Al lsna ataafanrs = water.
north ~ Hauafd. eaiss - see ear Toe
tiwH
.asFa fine tanH a. n ~ wAfsfffaaf.
sela sfueu haass 80 cash Nashon
fsiaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
IosI ANo FOUND.

fasl laiF's soti wat6h Nathan. ei,s
tat troArn. diamond settina un titHcr
NfeHH fake. Ffvtunnt 81 tfrmHHt haiiaft
raH iaat fftAak fiuaff return O. Horace
thesb4euHh tHa ana Ave Main ices Ns
waHa in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

cheaF bout acres Hfre house fine
nfrhHrA ioiH n berries riaas 90 street as
AT bottom land running water m hack
fara5 party can make fortune 81 fhtfknu
Hnd HiFsuu business hers. o. 500 worth -
potatoes ran be raised ca each acre ~
ihia land terms 0n THE place. 80 down
90 per month aiHu have 81 LAYING hens
also Ha pireuuH. CnMn nuT TonAV vnu
VIII never reNrat b.. Eef in my rHHu
HACK q Auburn " Inquire ht rev build
ms Ter Nr ufiffiu. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

NHshinEtuu Institute IT HHtHef#thF5 Pvt
Tea : Petersen ninth fesn aafe neresii
NuiidinE tt
hHaW thf Hsif tuep fuauH arHtexa suea
fHHs RuHsuH ffnf MftAHnM. distinguish.
"a rhfeheiosist iip fifst av a .
geatieWaH eaaid nae. iaaY r0lfeEpauaeHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

STOP STOP FrmUf
uaut pay raHt when I Will seH sou
beautiful iOfs 81 Nrrrn lake. 8 ref u1aalth
ara helH YfH hafiH haaae
u a PEBBLES a cn as Areaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

Comfortable fuHHrhnn home. two bIHaHt :
from the boulevard. five ruafn house v 4E
hath alr intH. unsurpassed view az maHu.
fHiHF ahd lake. fruit trees bern bushes
flowers and vegetables CITY wat.r OwHef
1875 fatrHH az, Green Lake 10
CEean g aerea. house furniture too
fresh cove D. hfiHF hens. ONLY fa On
terms # VI down ana SO per month D.
rioso Or. having state See Neu lard as
inhnmaf today 81 room q upstairs fu
Times block a.
Two HhRuNINs fN AEHUIGW
10 tafs % srfHz q land sauih ~ The eIfY
sn Faud county fHaH
81 80 faf 90 aarts ~ good go 4 land
With l4fah house barn and aHelH. lanH e
paftiF cleared HHnA county road o. prop
srtF
WfHafffp uHuH
Room 10 rrimaH HIax
CALHOUN bEaNF 4 EWfNq- IL
Mls1i Aisfka nuildinE
Real Estate. Leans snd Insurance..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
FoR sALE-ACR EAaF.

COUNTY, HOME=Tan acres hlehiv fH
proved al bottom land fna Greet through
o. large afrharf - bearing trees rHfiHs
water. aisa veil wits windmill house ~
sir rooms hfH1ss pantry AMI bath tWu
narrhrs Eaod frame Hafn ssTaraf aufNtuHH
iHKH HHffa and wagon fina Jersey CO.'S
go lnFina hens inafhafnf HHH hrurafafa
farming taais household fuHHifurs fire
laentiqu aiaae 90 shaal and naifEhnra -
token within fsH days can cell fhIs
r.ara Ter issa fhaH improvements raaI
f1no.
uOHEftT MALTHY
81 .HH 49, fH.Halalaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
BusiNEss CHANGES.

1871 49,
GRAND OPPORTUNITY
fHie swelisai# faHdN holei "a fsaasi ~
r1elHa With a baths hat end feld water
W akslN fUssutz kfaud feuaptlun f.asals iuk
WffrHa lHfnttHfe stand dluinE fuafH. fsaH
- sub lrn This 10 AL hau. aut viii sell
Furnished gauplnte and give five ,faf
leAHa o. desirable party lart cash
PACIFIC INVESTMENT q
mi - VsaAeF nffs 50 tst kta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

Highest prices paid far sl kinds second
haHd nnVsahsif frrnttufe. stoves ard snf.
gsts also office furnffura ~ ali kinds
Speciality - second hard safes ard rnnh
registers Ret FruHf Furniture CO.. ~
Pike 30 20 south rh1aas ind a.. sun
80 John rfzI
fik0 Hir1ft Furniture GO PAYS TIE high.
est rrira Tor second hard furniture. Main
kaldez furniture Cos pays highest Prices
faf housshaid goods $50 rirsf ave Maia
WANTED.
--rfs 49, 49, l-s.sa7-es-s-~s<-ae
AHdH fof haHAar hriHH TORN aH5tH. ste
ffHH frrHaHf ta Lincoln High afHaol AZ
HiF Hfa faafaH Hk -la
MaHfrd n sell D. tie Hrarrf. ~ retail.
famplr pairs n gloves Puget Sand Glove
Afs - ~ Main - aaruer Thlfd ave -tf
- a - - - - = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

" r. uANNEn q co.
as Lumber Exchange Main teda II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19

YouNg'H COVE.
NEAR MOCK Es TIDE LANDS
ufsa f1r rs iafs near tHs lands steel
plant ard nea car NHs uHnef uHsi have
cash n you tnT these wa VIII resell tfenl
ACT QUICK (
q SO rmaH DE near Great Nafihsra
docks snap. 80 down. balance fsaa
per cent
faffespnnfsnaa solicited
HuHf MAI ~ INN EaTtfENT gu
Esai Estate Investments
oriental HiHrk seattle Wa. aff
Fine iarse cafHrr Ht Green Take. 1.rdGnI
house utth chicken house 500 cash lie
r. haauft ana q bargain
% n PEOPLES e. Arcade
} have one acre. an fanred anH aianfeI
and Pot nui m Fruit aud room nlarfsrad
house on nc place FuHi veil water fishf
on tire car line far no This ta snap
AHH 7 siaH have nrrun Hler homes close
i1 car line truum house 60 hiaeha 70
car HHe int etial fruit enough Tor small
family. rltF water in hauae and Sidewalk
running By This pisce can BE- bought for
4 eaa
Ana 7 aiso have other Desirable han,ss
Call Hn1 Sc me 81 Worth 0si 81 vest
eide Green Lake before sau buy o. "
EutnHHu fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
AUCTION sAIE
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

FINANCIAL.
Hsf6eTf . rppsr, ssfs1sTnas 6is-E
AnnsY 60 iran eu Improved and 1nifHpqds.r -
ftfT property farms and timber Hansis Cor
re- firHt ave ard ciisrff st -tf
Money advancef saiafial fsapIa. retail
f1frctanse. teaustffs boarding h0uars
Nlthegt security largest hlsIHas. o. q
principal cities Toirnsu, ~ Waiksr baiid.
les
! kan on pianos. fafuiiafa. h1fnna Hfr
En- real estate o. any kind 81 srraritF taW.
rseEs Aarphy 20 Ncv fars block
Private n1oHeY % iuan o. pianoa. f1fni.
tore, ss~inE machines. % any god sscur.
IT..
s6i racifie Block Yssisf ara second
Phones aein 80 ard Ind ~
a fsiiaois place b. hdfFaF mdnsT 81 ia
faends WATCHES. ieweifF. low interest Il
1000 private money 10 kan NJ y
Nirti a CO. zil BAILEY ~
AanaV D. ban an real safafe - ahaffeis
, q Nniiand - Hsw York tiaef -ff
TIE CHEs0E I'M U0NN CUMFANY.
81 Marion UaiidinR
Advances aaanaF n al reliable SHARED en-
Ftsffa faHH 20 w0furu. Just on their note
80 lezneals He nanlgltg taE rates
fie9c o. less goei real estate Moe
Realty Co. - Marion building
IL LfanaffIsats uanaY al iaW rate n
intfrfnf paner Msihurn. e. End 81
BAILEY HidE. roama and
frlYais money ang sedafIiT. - PaeifI5
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
BOTH TRACKS
WERE BLOCKED
NoHhbound Express CoIIides With
Rear End OF Freight Train--
fieman's Foot Mashed

| Fireman John Hall. of Washington.
! u. C.. formerly of Wilmington. wa,
thrown out of the cab of his engine in a
rear end collision in the "cut hear Bush
river bridge Oh the T.. l.. X W. II. X. on
Monday afternoon. and his right foot
was run over and mashed and later am
rlIlatcd, at Delaware Hospital. The COL
hSI"n occurred about ) p. m.. between
engine J2:;l drawing Il delayeu South-
"rn express, n"rthbound. and the lear
cars. laden WITH lumber, of a freight
which had broken loose Two lumber
ears and the tender of the express were
GrlHilrd and kept both tracks blocked
until about p. m. Trains uscu the b.
~o. tracks between Bay View and
Aberd"rn until the wreck was cleared
The passengers on the express were
shaken up but none were hurt. The
WrccNng crews from Wilmington and
i"rryviIIe were quickly on the scene.
None of the express cars were damaged.
Ih" Southbound New York, Phiadel-
phia and Norfolk night express ran into
the rear of Il Southbound freight ut
EAmorc, \a., - miles south of Delnar,
at 800 II. m, Oh Tuesday. Engineer
daniel baker. Of the express. who lived
at DcInlar, WAS Killed instantly, md
fireman Harry Wilson. Of Georgetown,
Del, was mortally crushed and uied
later. Ih" passengers on the EXPRESS
were shaken up and some were thrown
ont of berthS in the sleeper, but ruue
were hurt seriously. Several frl-At
cars and the caboosc were smashed and
traffic wuS blocked for several houls,
The crash came in heavy fog. and the
freight WAS just gotten under way from
EXmOre.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
PROJECT FOR DAIRY
PRODUCTS PLANT

The site for Il new milk condcnsimS
plant 10 be erected ut Rising sun. by
the +. +. and W. SharpleSS Company,
of Philadelphia. has been obtained with
assurance Of an ample supply of milk
from neghboring farms. \ meeting was
held in Bullington~ Hall, Rising Sun,
on Saturday to further the project. The
plant in addition to n cOndcnSiu@ outfit
will he supplied with II complete butter
making and rclrigcrating annex. The
cans will he furnished and washed by
tn" concern. Joseph I. Rialc. who has
had much experience in the creamery
business. j. said to be associated with
the MesSr~ >harplcSS. and will push the
enterprise.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
TONES TRUSTEES
Choose Dr. francis n, Lane, brook
lyn, 10 succeed Dfeclor narns

Inc TRUSTEES of Jacob Tome institute
at their meeting on saturday chose Dr.
Francis lian~om Lane, Principal of the
Polytechnlc Preparatory Scnvdl, oi
BrOoklyn, y. l., as successor to Dircc-
tor Ablam W. IIarrls, VINO win. at the
close of the school year. leave the IN
stitutc TO accept the Presidency of
Northwestern University, Evanston, Iii.
Dr. Lane Is native oI Manchester, y.
IL, where he was born III 1850. He
is II graduate and VI. y. of Dartmouth
and an NJ. -. of Columbia, now George
Washington University, Washington, -.
I. lie was Principal of the Franklin
School of that city and later Director of
Its high school system, and went to
Brooklyu in 1902. He has devoted much
study to the Romance languages, mo-
tably French. lie is II member OF the
Hamilton and Twentieth Century Clubs,
of Brooklyn. and the Cosmos club of
Washington. i an author of text books
and was President Of the BroOklyu Free
Kindergarten Association. lie has spent
Il number OF summers abroad, is fond of
outdoor exercises and is an expert swim
mer. In lS9l he married Miss Elinor
Mccartney, author of Nancy Stair and
other works Dr. Lane has been one of
the leaders in the movement for the re-
vival Of English aS II study in secondary
schools. Cndcr lis direction the de-
partmcnt of picturesque and applied art
III the Washington schools made marked
advancement, and Congress made an APP
preparation for the erection of a tech
nica high school DR.. Lane was eX
pcctcd to visit Tome this week and de
cid" whether or not to accept the Di-
ruC1pl>hip
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
STOOD OFF
WITH SHOTGUN
Ousted Tenant Resisted Removal OF
Hay Sold Al Sylmdr-- W ould Not
Quit Premises

Trouble j. reported a~ occurring at
SyImAr "E SATURDAY on .'lrS. brldS"t
Mnn,-'N> farm Wncn was sod ut
trustees sale here on March IL, to Part
rick Snnth. Of " est Nottingham, Cnv>-
ter county. lie paid 500 for the prop
erty ana walls To got POSSESSION OH AIarCn
70. AT the sale Of Mrs. MulroucyS cf
tects W. Smith Campbell bought Il lot
OF hay and other stun and sold halI of
the former to Smith. Campbell got his
stun from the premises and Oh Saturday
with Smith and Milton Dreuncn. came
with teams for Smiths nay, but they
are said to have been met by Smiths
brother-in-law, Lewis kctchlcr, with Il
double haITellcd shotgun. hctchlcr oc-
cupied the property last year ANA bid on
it at its sale. hctchlcr heru the font
,,nd the hay.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Rev. F. E. Williams To Resiqn

An EIkton special to the Baltimore
American OF Wednesday says;
"Rev. FRANK L. Williams, formerly
pastor OF boundary Avenue I'resbytcr-
ian Church, Baltimore, but for the past
Is months pastor of the r. sbyt,lL
Church at Lewes, Del, mas tenuered his
resignation, to take effect the frst OF
next month. Mr.. Williams recently
purchased the Cecil Wing of this town
and has since been editing the paper,
leaving Elkton each Saturday afternoon
and returning Monday morning The
congregation has asked Dr.. Miluan~ to
remain ut the church at least unit the
first of August, but he has concluded
that he cannot do 50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The County commissioners met at
their office in Elkton Tuesday. Pres
"mt-t. \. Benjamin, President: George
X. Spence and NJ. +. Mcdowell.
Minutes Of the last meeting read and
approved.
The order granting an outpen4ion of
$50 to Mrs. Sarah Peterson. of Cherry
Hin. was rr>cindcd.
A. j. Jones, Of Pennington, WAS ap-
pointed - Constable for the Sixth diS-
lrirt.
Mr.. Charles .. Hail. expert account
amt. Of the firm of NIu>gravr. Bowling
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
KILLED IN THREE
SIDED PISTOL FIGHT

y thrc"cornrrrd pistol fight took
place On Sunday night in The old Cooch
shop at West Grove. in which eighteen
shots were fired hy Stephen Booth. Ma
than Wilmer and John Gibbs. all colorcd
who rmpticd their guns" Constable
Sprakman hurried to the scene and
found Booth lying dead on the door
step of the shop. Wilmer and Gibbs
0H' held and claim that Booth intrudcd
un"u them while they were drinking to-
g'th'r N the shop and began to quarrel.
-Four otter negroes are in the West
Chester Jail Also charged with murder.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
DOWNPOUR
NO DAMPER
10 Lively Town Contest Struggle
Hinged On Wafer Issue. Who will
be bailitf And treasurer

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Administration On Eder Estale

The Orphans Court on Tuesday heard
the petitions of Mrs. 5. u. Eder and
Fred W. Eder, widow and sou OF Viii
liam ii. Elder, deceased, and the petition
OF +. L. Price and j. NJ. Tucker, en-
ecutors named in the will OF said de-
ceased (Which said will has been cslveat.
ed asking for letters OF administration
ad colligeudum on the estate of said
deceased, and ordered that letters be
issued to Lewis NJ. uaines, William 5.
Evans and Frank L. Price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Peninsula Fruit Prospect

y. W. SlaymIkcr, Secretary OF the
Delaware State Boaru of Agriculture,
says he believes after investigation that
the Peninsula will yield the largest fruit
crop in twenty years during the coming
SeaSon The peach yield. he thinks, will
exceed any gathered since 1885. There
are many three year old orchards that
will bear from a half to a full crop thus
offsetting orchards that have been aban-
dOned
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Cecil Farmers Phones SPREADING

The Cecil Farmers Telephone Com
pany, which was authorized by the
Legislature to increase its capital stock
from 100000 to 100000, held meeting
ut Rising Sun. on Saturday ut which
$1,000 additional was subscribed for
The work Of extending the Inc will start
next week. The following directors
were elected; Il. L. McC1cnahan. w. T..
Kirk. X. *. Rawlings Edward Dorcus.
EIwVod Baidcrsou, T. l.. Duyckinck, c.
l.. Ewing. j T. Grove and Carlton Kim
hIr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Close Call Ar ConcWingo

Eight raft>mrn were thrown against
WhiStlcr's Island in the SuSquchannH
when they lost their oars nt Conncwago
Falls last Saturday. The raft which they
were bringing from Lock Haven to
Wrshtsville. brol" mp. after striking
a pier Of Shocks Mill bridge. and its
main portion driftcu down stream. The
rest of it was caught at Marietta. The
men. notably Pilot Ross Ashton, had a
narrow escape from drowuiu-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Kent Court Next Week

Judge CrothcrS will attend the April
term of kcnt county Court, which opens
on Monday Mt Chestcrtown. 1t is
thought that Chief Judge Pearcc will
be able to attend also, as will probably
Judge Martin. The Caroline bar last
week took appropriate action upon the
death of the late Judge Edwin IL. Brown
and probably the Kent bar will do like
wise
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
New Counciimen For Newark

At the town election held in Newark
on Tuesday j. wilkins Cooch. Ira l..
McLaughlip aud James 4. Wilson were
chosen to the Town Council which CON
sists of a president and six other mem
berS. Three of these with the president
were elected last year and hold over.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Church of the Immaculate
Conception

Maeses will be celebrated ut $ and
1870 tt. H., with sermons ut each by
Rev. Father l.. T.. Arnd NO special
musical features have been arranged. but
the Choir will render the SONG service
Of the ritual, usually set for the day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Baseball Park Leased

Elkton Ball Park has been leased for
the coming season TO DR. Howard Brat
ton. President Of thc Elkton Base Ball
Association. and the directors will short
" al INTO secure a strong home team and
arrange its schedule of games.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Bender Gives Bail

Alfred Bender. of Port Deposit in
dicted at the March term of Court on
three charges for selling "Ambrosia"
without n license. hut who was returned
non est, has given bail for his appear
ancc at September Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Coffin Ready For Quarter Century

Joseph Ncnabl". who had his collin
mad" twenty-five years ago. and stored
at thcStcrtown umdcrtakcr'S. died at
tn" home of his daughter. ...rs. james
French. near that town. He owned "a
Iar@" planning mill, and had cut much
timber in the TolchrStrr section. He
will. be buried in thc Lons-rendY cnsknt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Bishop Adams Al St. Mary's

Rt. Rev. William Forbes Adams. Bis
hop of Easton, will ofliciate at the morn
ing service in st. Mary's Church. North
East tomorrow Mt 10 O'Clock The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
EASTER IN ElKTON
Order Of Services Arranged For The
Day In The Several Home Churches

Faster is usually observed by the Elk
ton coh=rrgation~ with special services
appropriate 10 tHr great feast of the
ltt>uricclion which, us arranged for to-
morrow for the several churches, are as
iultpWS:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14
Bills Passed BY School Board. Report
On CountyFindnces Read. Action
Upon Various Estates
SCHOOL COMMISSiONERS

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-, lou" ""' !" ''-"-
,''' '''" va "'>"'' WIN '''' tmo "''i'l-
''iN I'H'".' ne '"'''N'H- "''IN were
"r"'r'" |" "' P"'"'
raril yybig 1..chr,s, h,.nkxrennr,s SI5nn
I. - pr,ce t,r,,i,nr,, ,,c ,,,,,n,, t,,,,h
SchooI ................. $40
Taylor Il Reynolds incidentaIs CoIored
Industrial .............. 3 II
KEYS 4 Miller Lumber CO.. coal No
Third ......... .... 6 81
Keys IL Miller Lumber 60 repairs, Elk
ton High 3 10
Keys X Miller Lumber CO., wood, Acad-
emy Observation-Disclosures. 200
Keys X Miller Lumber co, wood. No II,
Ihird.............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. > 30
Keys X Miller Lumber Co., wood, No. |,
colorea' ...... ii
Keys u Miller Lumber Co., coal, C"lored
ih"H'''' 10 II
Keys Miller Lumber 20, repairs, No. ],
ro, VI
Fourih..,...'.,. WY "''' ''' - ans
Diamond State Telephone co., klkton
hlgh 9chool..'.'.''.. '.....''"''....'.'''.... , GO
a. w hiS"h " '"'' lurhlure..''.'''....,..... -
martin" bloui'' pension 10 april...'.'"'...' 100
w. :. pu"'heS '' DOCKS '''.'''.''.'''...'.. %
HIvn S"%noi ''"'' '"'S"p'"Ne '"S ,,o,
Benne,r s,eeIr ronl No = second tSS
Rennot, ste.lo No , .n,orod s.nn,,, 90,
Bennett steele, No. ; second "a
r. W. jackson. coal No.2 seventh l3al
q. A. II. Hall, n. r. B. Day, Treasurer
rent n" ,, fHlh...................... ....."loO 90
l. b. H""Nekeep"r rent NJ" >, Filth" 5ON
l. =. VIC r"cNeh' agent Nc" D. Fllth"..".. 10 D
l." y 'i"ih,, t,,,,I H"'"n'' on he"'er' NO
W. n Arunydnl. Tnr,n t,,,, ut,,n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14

The Orphans Court Of cecil County
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14

The County School Board WIS in rcgu-
lar session on Tuesday with all the mem
hers crescent The following bills were
ordered to b" paid:
The Washington times., 1906-06-16
VACANCIES ON B. & 0.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

At the meeting Of the directors OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
In New York on Wednesday next three
vacancies will appear-thOse Of the late
Senator German. Gen. l. Victor Baugh-
man, and Banker Jacob H. Schin. The
first two Of these We're directors repre-
senting the holdings Of the State Of
Maryland, and as the State has dIspos-
ed OF its holdings ii Of course lost its
representation on the board. Some curl
Osity has been expressed as 10 who
will be elected in the place of these
men.
1t can be stated that as far as the
first two vacancies are concerned no
necessity exists for any choice to sue
ceed them. They were in the board sim
ply TO look after the States interests
and as they have passed away and the
company has all the representation on
the board required, IL IS not proba bic
that any selection viii be made.
In the case of Mr.. Schiff. who severed
his connection with all railroads some
time ago. it is likely that the vacancy
viii be filled, but as yet no one has been
mentioned as a certainty.
Rumors have been going around the
street that the dividend on the common
stock would be raised to a per cent
basis. but as dividends are usually de-
clared in September, action is unlikely
at this meeting.
The Washington times., 1906-06-16
LAST DAYS WORK
OF BOOKB|NDERS
Resolution Adopted Admit
ting Women to Full
Citizenship.

As this was the last day Of the con
vention Of the International Brotherhood
OF Bookbinders. the morning session at
Typographical Temple was a busy one.
A number of resolutions Of Importance
was adopted, and some OF the resolu-
tions called forth quite an interesting
debate The delegates were in good
temper, the recommendations Of the com
mittees making reports being in nearly
every instance agreed TO.
A resolution expressing the sympathy
Of tJG convention for the members OF
LCcaIs Nos. 81 and 125, Of San Francisco.
End reInitting all dues. assessments. and
per capita due the International Broth
erko6,; from April 10 July I. 1905. from
those locals was unanimously adopted
1t was further ordered that an appeal
be made 70 the membership of all tn
locals Tor assistance FOR The San Fran
cisco brothers.
The women delegates cheered loudly
the passage Of the resolution declaring
the admission OF women 10 full citizen
ship as a matter Of Justice TO them and
as a necessary step toward insuring and
raising the scale of wages for all.
II was agreed 10 elect a delegate from
the convention 70 attend the next con-
veution Of the American Federation Of
Labor.
The afternoon session is being devoted
TO the election Of officers for the enSu-
ing two years and the selection OF a city
for the next convention.