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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

G ut 5 so ire .
ais6enDapn, Ser ,lplig digit pes 81
Den, efterloo fig ca. 6 MiIlio1rer 81.
SON bar aloeles llforlnl,eiloe, So ban
for ltot oOer SO slar iioen aabneoe
lin notwithstanding.
y m u II ct / 8 3 + c IL
+ a . II !? Set fgl. 0anife geographic
selifab bar ienot @olarforiferen,
8aptein Nmunolen i Mmerifa ct Cut
pnif,1tngstelegram og amlooet ban1
ON at boloe Joreorag / Sellfabet ON
lin g%fspe0ttion.
8rpoforoDrele {. @aacr-
laDet ! &i%sberibapn peotog paa It
@poe forleoen en- &risiorbpielic pao
flint 8rp6. Set m1bqren6e. a oq s
9rcs 8rgo ifal fremtioig bctales mes
5 % 10 SIRE. Meo &enlpn til
uSlnaabrpo" in6til / Gre tier Ser
tngen Hrisfonbpielier. Derimoo Biz
Der Sc eprige @riier fremtioig 5,
10, IL, Is og 20 Gre.
MD s ab e6 rugsffole.-
@e6 ct Meoe / G6enie neoiattes ct
lt6balg til at forbereoe. 0prettelien
al cit fpnif &abebrugsitole meb So
bebrugsfanti6at g. 8nif. Sre0erifs-
borg &6iifole, iom 6oritmoer.
5ora Mfa6emi optager
fptn6elige @leper fra neite sommer,
Dbilfet 6og pnientlig hn faar 8e<
tp6ning for 1tnge @iger ira corp 8p
og nGrmeite Oaneg1, cfteriom Sc
fpin6elige Gleber life fan 30 paa
Sp6rageli eaanltalten.
uIDffeStilfeI6e. Slag-
ter S. 2ari len, Seltrup, fal6t forle6en
Scat al lin 8ogn paa @eien mellem
SaSlep og Geltrup paa Siellan6 .og
breffe6e Soften. 81 &jpreteiet fom
biem 1,6en Shift, onitille6e man I'm.
6eriegelier. 90 fan6t "a Sen for11lpf-
fe6e lig9enoe bp6 pao 2anoebeien.
6ohrifen 80 III ~
Samttige Mrbei6ere paa 6abrifen
v5canoias" 6ilial / Moribo, tiblige-
re. uGl1ltan", iolt 1875 Man6, bar
facet 6eres OPigelie, og 6obrifen bill
blipe luffet, laa inart % UNDER Mr.
beioe bGrenoe @o6spogne til 5tots-
banerne er fGroige. Ger CT tilbu61
Sc fag166anne6e Mrbej6ere, ca. loo
0ean6, Mrbej6e pao uScan6io"
SANDERS.
90 in6es nj q r f e 0
Obertl itnant 6 8 b
q iel e II. @inoeltenen for Sberit,
lpitnant G6por6 Mielien> SER CT rejl1
of Soenoborg Mn1ts Sfptteforeninge1
me0 Stette fra @fpttel %agspeuner an.
6re Ste6er / 2an6et, aHlere6eS s. 80.
Cttober paa Hlo6ien beo &prrn6r1t
GGI tgipergaar6 / Sperberelie al ca.
400 Meme1fer, blat6t bpilfe cit Sc
acknowledgements fra bcle
2an6ct.
SubilGum. 9en Ii tie Gopbr.
fltnoe 2Grer 8. Sonicn, @un0ie Sfo-
DC peo Saaitrl1p Ct, fejre lit 40,
Aors Sl1bilel1m iom 2Grer, i6ct Set
ne1nlig bar 5. /. Nopbr. 1866, at
ban begDnote fin 2GrcrpirfiomDe0 /
Ge0ersg &linf pes @%ingfjpbing. 81
Sen oa. bar ban pirfet 6cls neo &pj=
ifolen, oelS be0 @prnelfolerL begge
Steocr mes ltor &roft og 9pgtigbe6.
S politiff- @enieenoe far ban altio
uGret trofalt &enltrcmono. Com So
reoragsbol0er er ban ifattet oper Set
ganife 2an6.
SraS bine0ren ii I
. r t t . r. 9ireftgren poa
Martenlplt beo &%jebenbobl1, Slagter-
me tier Mn0ers Selier, Ser er fp6t /
Slongerup al fottige Iorrlore, %
loM Jets Mar gammeI beepr0te fin
Gtrf1ombe0 1om cit lille Spine0reng,
BAR iiocn, ga ban parot uYriniesjen
% Set balpe &ongerige", life CLIENT
lin TpoebD, men meo flor M11n6baa11.
oetbeo otter % after logt iin @jGr-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

g S Oft st / II g nj d II 81
geo Snppleringspdget til Joltetin-
get palgte5 til Meprnientq1t for
Marbns ign0re a1ebs gociuloemoffrq=
tiets aanoioat Maifinarbejoer @o-
mltellen ll6en Mfitemni1g.
6 I'll II 5 tensne ST n g.
ggl5 {. Grltnoitenen til Nolei trip
11pe Strife neolagocs 5. 80. Sftober
al Brooit Marfusien lllbbjerg. Gn
talrig Toriamling o%perpareoe sri.
tioeligbeoen. &irfen ifol prr: fer
GIG til it, Mugls't iGu7.
9 muf t uobpt e. @ule-
fiiferiet otter Mal beo Muriager-
fioros uolgb CT MI. omtrent af1ll,ttet
for 6ettc 6 fteraar, men &eiultatet
bpr ogiaa iiges at bape bGret gien>
,iengoaenoe meget tilfreoSltillen6e.
ct enfelt 8aaoelag fra &a6iuno ifal
/ 5 Tiger babe giort en- 6angit al
5000 49,, u6brogt til ca. $500 SIT.
80 ooerne So11rnali i
I'll t. S 6e iiolte Cages Eanfeuo-
pefsling mellem ct @ar Marbusre<
6aftprer plliffes fglgen6e Buffet &e=
lennpne:
uYiolt> &ujon, 2=9res 6pr> 2egn>
Sla0refnl(ing / Manbfolfebufser,
@poe @aos, 8eriona9e, moobp0elige
Snoipi6, forbene6e &r6boprbjerne!!"
g tatsob e / u IN
De6 &immelbier9e Ser
ct / oisle Gage paobcgpnot en- &9tfet
Geirun0eriggeli er fra Soppen at
@immelbjerget. elsie l1noerlegel>
Ter, iom ogiou agtes anltillet anorc
5te6er i 2an6et, ffal tjene til at
uopege @gne, iom funoe bore fit
fe6e til 9pferelie at ct @tatsobier-
ratoril1m. Sblerpationerne poa @im-
melbierget lebes of Meteorologen ST.
S. Nieliu en-. =.
8e6re TENT enb aI6rig.
Gor "a Mar li6en %forfoanot fra en-
Mano i @en6er 8isiing Ell Segne-
bog meo Snobolo, 40 &r. Baa bbao
@aaoe bar bam life bepio1t, enten
Sc bar table eller %itiaalne. .gat for
IA Gage ii6en mo6tog @an6m gien=
rem Boitpe1e tenet ct 8rep me6 5ilfe=
borg Eoihtempel, inoeb%oenoe so
SIR. og ct @tpffe Yapir, bporpoa Der
ito6: ~@er ien6er jeg big 40 ST. til
tage og 10 &r. / &e,1te, iom 10 er
temmelig li6t> men MI flyer jeg Saf
for 2aan.".
&Iotret 81 8 G. @n
Deputation fra &ibe tar bobt Mb-
6iens Dos &ultusminilteren iom &e-
prelentanter for S:nipeftionerne for
&loltret / &ibe og SEN 6erme6 lam-
menbDggeoe Stt. GatbarinG Strife
for at benitille til Miniiteriet at fore
tage Sc fornpone @fri6t oper for
M%igs6agen til at faa gjennemfprt Ell
92e1 tol1rotion at SEN gamle &loiter-
og @i%rfebpgning, ser 1taar iom be-
tpbeligc MinoesmGrfer ober WM66el-
oloerens 8pgningstunit.
9lfang t. st Solo 5ilfere
ira Que ser 0riper Malefiiferi me6
@aa6, iatte forleoen &aa6 / Seer
be6en at Gementfabr. 9o11ias 8ro
i 2infjor6en. ga Boa6et bleb ballet
in0, bite Set fig, at oct i~n6e6ol6t 13
balpe 8aiere foru6en Janglten.
8aa0et blep otter foitet no for at u11-
oeri6ge, ON @abbunben b%irfelig bar
oberioaet n1eo 8ojere; oen11e Gang
par Ser Z SLATER. Spm11ntre6e be6
Sen gooe Sanglt falte6es Baa6et no
or treble Gong men inobragte fun
3 8ajere. Tier6e Gang blep ser in
tet lt6bptte, bborfor 6iifeplooie n bleb
opgipet. Gor en- Si6 li6en loa Ser ct
0amplfib pe6 famine @ro, og fort
for 5fibet iful6e gaa fal6t Ser en-
@osie me6 so 6la1fer @ojer1fel oper@
borb l,ben Sen @ang at blipe bjerget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

5Vtarolfabs aanoeIige % Iegemlige
l1obifli1g beo at fren1n1e bets @iero-
TAB % &iarligbeo til 2ano og Soft
% peo at ipsieli9tte oct pua goo og
.11pttig Maaoe. i Sritioen."
40 a 8 S e ii m.
Sen lite December bill Set Sore.
neoe 0ampiftbs1elifab" flu,ne 6o1oc
40-glar5 Sl,bilal1m. Mon CT / Sen
Nnleontng / Srrb meb at uoar6eioe
e. illl1ltreret Seltifrift, ser ifal il,6e-
boloe 5elfabets @tltel:s,, tnogooenoe
llatilttlfe OplDsninger ion1t Mfbil0-
l.inger al Selifabets ulbite og upelte
Sfibe.
M t III e ter 6 a II 0 II
6 a a 3, ser bnr bGret me6 til at
.
nGrne bort gamle 6G0relan0 baa6e
Ireaarsfrigen % / 1864, ct 500,
o.ntrent so Mar gammel. Sans 81
fieersptrtiombeo ltgger langt tilbage
i9i6en, men Fan eir fjjen6t font en- al
3lsfli6sagens ibpr6iglte 6orfjGm,
pore.
3ibbenbapn.
Mnrb bus g ur6be s.
t 0 m III ton bar forbu6i
Sn0f9relle1 at amerifanife 5finfer,
Scr er foripneoe me6 Sen f%j6benbapn'
tie @un6be6sfommisiions 5tempel
for at bore trifim1noerlegte. Sen.
ne lln~6eriegelie bar nemlig pilt fig
mitl6re poalioelig, i6et ser / en- Sen=
Ding omerifanife Sfinfer fra &ie-
helpboon til en Slogter / MarbuS
ian6tes 9rifiner. ifient Genoin9er
bar iten1plet i &%6benhobn iom trifin-
fiji.
q ut 8 omp s e |.
t q 3. ltn6er Nobn al rDoni1
Gamp1fibslellfub" IT ser 0onnet e1
Dampifibsaftieielifab meo SGoe
&ipbenbob1r og n1e6 en- Mftiefapitol
pao 100000 &r. 5elifabets Gorret.
ningsfprerc blioer auptoin Oscar 6.
Nn6er!e1 90 @roslercr 81. S. Mn6er:
fen. Selffobet bar beitiIt ire %am-
pere / @ief;; 5ber~ paa 2400. Sous 8
8. @ellfabet bil:inrlig 6ribe Urogt
fart paoa Morb> ogs @lterieen fam1
poa Mi6belbabet:
@n SpiIIebuIe t o r.
Mt G 3. &jebenbapns 8oliti for for
le6en Scot forg9beS 1tormet en- al 5,
mo6bpoelige Spil1ebuler, Der un6e1
ollie m1lige 8orfleoninger ifiuler iil
r11r16t ON i 8pen. On @piller, 6e1
bar blenen blanfet al for flere gun
6reoe &roner, benbenote fig / fit
Ne6 til Bolitiet. ct Bar al 6e mel
baan6faIte 8etiente fulgte me6. &oe
Get aftalte Signal aobne6es 9pre1
og in6 itormeoe 8etientene. Men
iamme M,t ls6 Ell %infernolif Shines,
= fra en- ifi1.lt Mlarmfloffe - en-
Dbr imaffe6e /, og ga 8etientene
noaebe ino / set Mllerbellig1te, bat
oer bberfen Spillere eIler 8enge al
op6age.
en- bel 6omilie i S o T.
+ e oringsbn e t. &rimtnal=
retteu ofiag6e forle6en Dom / en-
Sag, bbori en- feel 6amilie:: So ggg=
temGno, 6eres @a,ltrl1er, TO Gpiger-
mebre iamt 3 8pr1, Ito6 tiltalte for
Ell utallig @osle acknowledgements /
&%jGbenbabn. @befen for @onocn -
~0r. Moriortp" fol6e: BON / SEN
l1Gorere 6amiliefreos, 1nen ellers
beooer bona ltlricb Eeterien = fit 3
MarS 6orbeoringsbl1s; bans &ultrl1,
Sel1uD, fit Is Moane6er, Mnton
Eeterien og &obert Mnoerien. bpcr /
Mar, og &eiten al 6irmaet Sengiel
/ fra 90 og mes til 80 Gage.
gbcnb abnS 81 a s.
gus bar facet en- meget imuf @ape
operratt fra Sc lamptrfen6e 2anobo-
foreninger. Sfior ofbolotes / &je-
benbabn oct itore SSl1bileums=Dpr
ifl.e un6er 2an6boforeningens @l1-
lpicier, og aigbenbabns @omure
a%arantere0e 6euaaua Gfuet me6 e1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

HSJAAuNO.
Ct gIDent nIpffeS-
Il e l.be inbtraf 1orle6en paa
Gan0lGge 6rgten Sbeilmans &linif /
Nalbns, i0et en- Hatient, en- froitig
Some fra Qanoet, oe0e UNDER Ell,
Gasbe0Spelie, iom bun baD0e facet
efter mct Sorlangcmee. Gn e%rfarcl1
2nge, 81. Qaslen, Ser CT Specialilt
/ 8rug at @as til Be0ebelier> par
tiliteoe og le0e6e Y%eoppellen, men
pll.oiclig opbprte &jGrtepirfiombe-
Sen, og set bar umuligt for 2pgen at-
ter at faa BEN igang. @osbe6ebeller
aniees for at bere langt iifrere emo
4%loroform % @tber-@ men
Ger finbes Menneifer, paa bpem Gas
len birfer brRben0e, maaife life Ell
.blan6t &mnbre6e 9l,ii1oe. Sberfe1
2Rgen elIer 2anolRgen Bdbbe 5fplo
bette Dposfalb.
LEaI&rBLEwI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

3igG e t. Gn SfGr=
lli6crtrl1p, Ser forle0en forlo0 Mgen,
1m1ntreoe Jig famine Mftm / Serge
gaaroen / &%allebabe eftcr eli ret
%lllU0panlig Waaleltof Ser bar net
Up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, og ga ct Yar
al ll0balgetS Meolemn1er - SfoIe=
lrrcren og Ell @aar0man6 = bil0e
CT Il1r l10enfor, bleb Sc anita te6e al
StGrlliberne, Ser forlangte> at Sc
iflloe ugipe noget". Tormooentlig
er oenne Spforbring life blepen ef-
terfommet, tbi SfGriliberne gif
itrafs oper til @aonogribeligbeoer OF
bibrugte 81. a. 5folelerere1n ct @nib-
tiff / Mniigtet og foripgte ogiaa at
traftsre @oar6manben paa lignenoe
Maaoc. &an flap bog fra Dem; men
laa bempgtige0e Sc Jig 0Grten %
ipprre0e bam in0e FAINT frueoe mes
at ilaa bonn libel, bbis BON forlbgte
at brp6e 1r0. Og meoens @Grtcn
iaaleoes jos UNDER 2aas % 2uffc,
|.og Sapneu0palget bapbe barrifaoere1
fig | Mg6eialen, buiere6e 6e gale
SfRrilibere run6t ON / &otellet. 5aa
fit man telefoneret til Gor6ingborg
Eoliti ON Msiiitance ~ men fit til
Suar, at 6e Sure maatte man ielb
funne or6me in0til nGite Morgen.
Sc bleb 6u b%el6igbis ogiaa uor6ne-
DC" lenere ben paa %9lftenen, % blep
ioa naite Morgen fbH til arreiten !
Bor6ingborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

6 pbcnD abnS 81 q s.
gus bar facet en- meget lm1f @ape
operratt fra Sc lomptrfen6e 2anobo-
foreninger. Sfior afbolotes / &je-
benbabn oct itore SubilaumS=Dpr
lfl1e UNDER 2an6boforeningenS Mu-
lpicier, og aigbenbabns @omune
goranterebe oengang Gfuet me6 ct
meget %betpbeligt 8eleb. Smi6lerti0
gap Sfuet life l1n6er1fl,b, bpa6 man
Gopoe frDgtet, men ct ret betD6eligt
SDer1f1o; og acknowledgements
8eitDrelie Dor 6erfor beill1ttet a;
oberrefte &ieberrbapns &omure en-
@abe iom Gaf for Sen u6pi1te SSn1g=
befommenbeb og iom 8ebiS for
imuH Sambirfe mellem 2anb % 8D.
Genue @abe belto0 / en- pragtfulo
5slpopats til 8or0oeforat1on, 1on1
forleoen oberraftes &omu1nen al en-
Population fra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0piatien, Ser er ca. ~ So. bei beier
so Bun6. Gen beitaar al en- Sop
figl1r, EN- &bin6e mes 8pgegreu /
Saanoen % Ell Siulplop, foripenot
meo 3 Sfser. Denne Bigur, Ser
ipmboliierer Si9llan6, b9res al a
&abman6, iom. foreitilIer u6e fire
8anbe", fom omginer 5iellan6.
&pinoefigure1 poa Copper ftgtter fig
til ct sfiolo, Der barer @ipbenbaprg
Baaber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

lat I GDoetolter11e, er0og Der er 61lot
fulo @ritatring for oem.
gn tor 6Iptning. Set
ltore fgl. 8ibliotbefs lpbpre Masle
8pger. CT It'll flDttet oper / Sen npe
@pgning peo Ipihliet. st Bar Sal
nil gipe ct 8egreb ON set nofprte SIR
beioe. Sen flptte1e 8ogriosje laber
Jig life moale / 8ino, for6i octte er
ct meget uflart 8egreb, ioo at Oper-
flag oDer 9in6ontollct - mellem
100000 og 100000, - lom fan
gjeres, CT ret riifrc. Get eneite mo-
genll1noe fire Waaal CT @ploeleng=
Den eller rettere Mntollet al 500 8g-
ger, naar bisie er itille6e 1ogenlunoe
fompoft.
Weoregnes nil Mpiler, Mh1iifalier,
&oonoffrifter, aotaloger oip. bliber
Den flptteoe 8ogmasie egentlig Ga
600 500 lpbe,roe Spider, oct pil iige
omtrent 2N 6anife MiI: 9enfer III
os 8sgerne Itable6e, n1oa hi ltiue
@albspiggen og @aa0bustaarnet
open paa 8eroens bbjeite 8jerg og
bette otter ober paa set n91tbgie1tc
8jerg for at non Stabelens Sop.
gsgerne blep forte ober / 1928
Bognlaoninger og blep foruoen /
sfabe og Sf1ffer foroelte paa cirfa
5000 ipp SOB beie &eoler mes op
moo $4,000 @pIoer a 8 sos og
lpreote ober bun6re6e 8ogrum. So
gerneS 8agt aniIoos til melIem ~
og 8 MiIIioner '@nno. aataIoge,r.ne
J fDIoerI 900 Solidnter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-11
Pennsy Not Back OF This Scheme

The Su,qurhanna Power Company.
the jury ri condemnation in whose suit
"Gaiu>t the Cunowingu Land Company
and Others will sit at Conuwingn on
next Tuesday. is corporation ,"pa-
rate and distinct from the Su,uuy-
hanna Electric Power Company. fhe
t""m"r owns property i'll both Cecil
and II"iurd counties, along the Sus-
qC,narna. from Deer Creek To- Broad
Creek. which is the nearest t. tide
water "i any oi the river power sites.
1t is understood that work on its plant
Is about L. start shortly. 1t has a
capital oi 10000 900 and has No cunncc-
tl"l. with the Pennsylvania Railroad as
crroncOu>ly intimatrd It was first in
corpuratcd by the acts oi Assembly ui
1884, Chapter s., As the Su>quchanna
Water Power and Paper Company, oi
Hartford county. The acts ui 1000.
Chapter rs. enlarged its power, and
the acts ui 1902. Chapter li5, changed
is name t. the SuSquchanna Power
Company.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-11
FARMER MEETS
WITH TRAGICFATE
William Walls, OF Calvert, Crushed
In Collision OF Runaway Team
With A Tree In His Lane

While driving a wagon loaded with
oats from a field on his farm. near Cal
vert on Monday afternoon, William
Walls, a well-known resident OF that
section. received injuries from which
he died two hours later. As the team
was turning into his lane the horses
suddenly grew frightened and ran away
colliding with tree. The shock threw
Mr.. Walls off the load, and he fell be-
tween the tree and wagon tongue. His
leg was almost severed by the pres
sure OF the tongue and double trees.
He received prompt help and treat
ment but his hurts were mortal, and
he lived but two hours after the acci-
dent. He was 81 years OF age, and a
resident OF the Sylmar section He
worked as carpenter for several years
in Wilmington and Philadelphia, but
later returned to this county and
bought the farm OF John ArriSon, near
Calvert, whose daughter he married
and who survives him with one child
His funeral wa, held on Thursday with
services at hi, home and interment in
RuSchank Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-11
Social Cruise On The Susquechesa

Mr.. and Mrs Seneca, OF Havre de
Grace, inaugurated their season on the
water with a grabbing party in the new
launch Susqucchesa, on Monday. July
80 1t has been customary for Mr..
Seneca'S boat to be among the earliest
on the water. but the burning OF his
launch on the night of April 30, just
after the equipment and all provisions
were put aboard, delayed him until this
time. The new boat is ten feet longer
than its predecessor. being 90 feet over
all with II feet beam. 1t is richly fur
niShed i'll Honduras mahogany, and
has perfect sleeping accommodation
for six persons. For day trips it will
easily carry in comfort fifty.
The run last Monday week was to
Romney Greek, where crabs in abund-
ancc were taken. Those in the party
were Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Seneca, Mrs.
X. c. Lewis and son, Robert, OF Elk
toon; Mrs Lewis sister, Miss NJ. F.
Cannon. OF Dover, Del; Miss Mary
Weisel, OF Birmingham, Ala, Mrs H.
r. Miller, OF Philadelphia. Miss Ame-
liza f. Ball. Of Baltimore, Mrs r. X.
Nanncman. Miss Caroline Vanneman,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. w II. King, Mr.. William ] King,
Miss Leila Barnes, Mrs Hamlin Car
yer, Mr. Clyde Myers. Mr.. John Myers
and the Rev. J. NJ. NJ. Gray, OF Havre
de Grace
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-11
REPUBLICANS
READY FOR RACE
Jackson Slated As Pafy's Choice
For Congress In Convention To Be
Held AT Ocean City On August 29

The meeting Oi members of the Re
publican State Central Committee from
the nine counties on the Eastern Shore
held at EaSton on Wednesday. was well
attended and marked bv much enthus-
iaSm Internal Revenue Collector p.
l.. Goldsborough OF Dorchester, call
ed the meeting to order, who in a Wig
orous speech denounced Democratic
conduct OF elections and proposed u.
S. Sub-TreaSurer \. Lincoln Dryden.
OF Somerset. for Chairman, who re-
turned thanks and said that Hon. Will
liam II. Jackson had been fairly elected
two years ago and would be overwhelm-
ingly endorsed this iall by the voters
OF the district Mr. Jackson was pres
ent and made brief address, but did
not say whether he would or would not
accept a denomination 1t is believed,
though, that he will not decline a un-
animouS choice bv the coming conven-
ton. The Republicans oi the district
are unit i'll their desire to have him
make the fight again ior Congress. The
convention is called to meet at Ocean
City on "Wednesday. august 20. The
members attending the gathering were
dincd by MIR. Jackson at the Hotel
won Former Senator Henry NJ Nc
Culluugh, who was one OF the speakers
at the meeting. and George Il. Kcr-
loot. who held proxy. represented
Cecil
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GOLD FIND
ON RED HILL
Sample From The Old Wilson, Now
The Atwood Farm, Assays S19.48
To The Ton

Recent reports were made and wide
ly circulated OF supposed promising
finds OF mineral deposits, including
gold on the old Boulder, later known
as the Wilson farm on Red Hill, just
east of Elkton, now owned by l.. O. l..
Atwood Samples OF the ore were for
warded to the Cyanide Process Com
pany, of Philadelphia, for assay, the
results of which are reported in let
ter from President Gormley OF the
Company, under date of July 80, as fol
lows
Our chemist has made laboratory
test OF your ore which came i'll a small
package to us, and he finds that the
Magnetism Gneiss contains gold to the
extent OF 90 OF an ounce per ton, which
at S2o.67 per ounce makes your ore as
say $I9.4S per ton. This assay would
indicate that you have valuable ore
The ore aSSayed was taken from a
vein thirty feet nuder ground in the
old apple orchard on the top OF the hill
ON the farm. Another lot was for
warded, taken from another vein, the
results OF the assay OF which have not
vet been reported
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-11
TWenty.Eight Converts At WoodIawn

N"odIaWn Camp upcl'cd On Thurs
day evening with platform meeting
followed on Friday by patriotic services
at which Calvert Stein. Joshua Clayton
and Rev. !. P Oti, were the speakers.
Rev Edward w. Burke, OF Phi'autl-
phia, Rev Y. s. Collins and Rev J. NJ
Baker were the preachers ON Sunday.
when twcnty-cght conversions result
ed. The attendance was but fair. ow-
ing to the rivalry OF Leslie.
Monday morning Rev. Mr. Baker
had charge OF the morning service and
lett with the regrets OF all who heard
and prohted by his earnest efforts in
our behalf
Monday was the hottest day this
summer but the interest kept up all
day. Rev f. W. Burk. OF New Castle
preached at : o'clock.
Rev. George AldcrSon delivered two
good sermons Monday night and Tues
day morning. In the afternoon Rev.
I. b. Hunter preached, and Rev John
NrterS. There are Is tents on the
ground, \ new well OF good water has
been dug near the boarding tent. which
is great convenience to those tenting
IN that part OF the ground.
Thursday was Temperance Day. Hon.
Mr.. Bundick spoke morning and even
ing, and in the afternoon there was a
medal contest conducted by Miss Iva
McarnS OF Calvert. Mrs. NJ. l.. Thomp-
son had charge oi the children'S hour.
The day OF the greatest interest will
be Monday next when Rev. Mr.. Mum
hall will preach in the afternoon and
give his matchleSS lecture on the Book
of Books. to which the Wilmington
Conference gave whole session.
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EIkfon.EIk Neck r. F. D. Route

There are number OF applicants
Tor rural mail carrier on the Elkton-
Elk Neck route, including James P.
Alexander and J. Harvey Groves, who
will be examined in Port Deposit to-
Gay. With the establishment OF the
route, ali mail from Elk Neck will be
fardicd at Elkton. instead of North
last 2s at present. The carrier will
leave here daily, except Sunday, at
80 Il. III, and reach Elkton on his re-
from here to Elk Landing, down the
new road to Old Fields Point, thence,
via Fosters Fosters Schoolhousc to
the Old Stone Schoolhouse, on the old
road, to Elk Neck Postoffice, returning
by the old road to the Elkton- North
East road and by the latter to Elkton,
an estimated length OF "a but prob
ably 70 miles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-11
Progress OF Presbyierianism

According to the report oi Rev. DR..
w. II. Roberts, Stated Clerk OF the
Presbyterian General Assembly, just
issued, the Church in the United States
has I.I5S,662 members, not including
IS5,2I2 members of the recently affilat-
ed Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
There are "a synods 246 Presbyterians,
S,ISS churches, 7,S4S ministers. ,3o,SSo
elders. I,GIo deacons and I,oyS.52
Sabbath School members. The contri-
button last year for all benevolenceS
reached SI9oo3, ,SoS, against 1888. $40
in 1901. The church membership last
year increased $4,000 As against 1900
i'll 1901. The number oi ministers or
dained last year wa, 80 less than in
IQOI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-11
Conference or A. M. E. Church

Quite a notable colored religious
gathering has been assembled in
Wright's A. NJ. E. Church, Elkton. this
week, the Baltimore Conference and
Sunday School Convention. a body
made up OF colored divines and repre-
sentative workers from many sections
OF the State. The BODY held daily ses-
Sions which close tomorrow. Pastor
r. f. Ford arranged for the entertain
ment OF the visitors.
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Begin Removing Old r. r. Bridqe

The work uf removing the old p, B.
K W. X. r. bridge over the Susque-
hanna, between Perryville and Iavre
de Grace. was begun by Armstrong &
I.atta. the contractors. on Tuesday,
starting with the diSmanting oi the
draw span, which will be taken down
first With its removal, the piers,
which now impede the channel. will be
demolished so as to give vessels free
passage through the draw OF the newly
constructed bridge. Much time. pos
Sih,y year and a hall, it is said. will
be required ior the removal OF the
abandoned structure