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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-24
Secretary Root Rapidly Re-
covering From Attack
OF Nervous Exhaustion, Caused
by Over work.
Gaining In Strength Every Day and
vig0r Is Renewed.

~" ork, aug. 23.-Socret1ry OF
9tatt Ellhu Root. who has already
spent three weeks at the farm sani-
','ri"'l 81 William c. MuldOon, ex-
'ILt!''Ploh wrestler. near White Plains,
'tNlhS MI. MuldoOn's course Of ath-
!tllt treatment for Il severe attack of
nervous exhaustion, is expected to COM
plttr MS cIirc in Two weeks more ana
an reason for apprehension about his
h'ailh seems TO have disappeared.
IN q quiet farm among the West
chester hills, 50 secluded that the SOC
Rotary of state was enabled to pass
Tire" weeks there and be visited by The.
lTtHidcnt Of the United States before
his whereabouts were discovered by
the public, Mr.. Root has GeShcd UP. put
"n healthy coat Of tan, lost the
"f'Wh worried TOOK OF the early sum-
hlrr anu VIII so back to Washington.
Is NJ Nul"ooh phrases 1t The strong
tHt n'ehlDef OF ne cabinet tNot even
us ~ DuiIhs tle hrst Two
"''NH "l MS stay ne gained pound
i "''H acquiring there"lth Such stock
n energy that ne was today able to
l'"r ~ "li'cS' Walk three miles and IN
'!u''P'l 90 Ihe uSual course 81 exercise
WISH M Pr lhcoiclne haI, boX 70 Wig
'i III, i'lilu'tS VI" Nluld"oh
nv" IIS'Cu '"udE on the Verand&
~ Ni'r W ul"ooh IeS!"efce ms race
NhN'd Soou colof' MS eyes were clear
TT" II ii'ili sl''"N' re io"ked trllle
III ,,' w, olii.i ,Se wen.
~ uiii' ~ wi Nluiuooh' secretary
$3.50 III 81 ile'i "dS suffering
rom rom nervous exhaustion. the result of
",'i WIZ anu s.i'ii' ne was yer!
iiVi "uS' S'll the eN-alhlete' moro
,n''I oL'ili"iIiS care y s'e "a
.,''''H. "H' '''" ne S"'S BACK ne IL ne
t ,,'V >'i'',I7'St i'ti'l'er VI 'he capihet-
I''Niii7 ''ui MI ~ eA'ici"c SUIT
TT .'it 9'i'"s'h anu SotS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-24
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
J. O'Day of Lowell. Mass, Killed at
Enfield, Me.

bangor. Me, Aug. 23.-John O'Day of
AL -\ndovcr or Hanover street, Lowell,
Mass, was run over by Il freight near
Enfield. 20 miles from Haneor Friday
morning ana died while being taken
/" Bangor to hospital. He was
dragged 4 considerable distance by his
fcct before ne was seen by trainmen,
"nd his b., dy was badly mangled. He
said before losing conscience that he
Ead two brothers and a sister in Low
eli. The body is in charge Of Coroner
Thomas J. Finncgan of Bangor and
will be sent to Lowell Saturday. O'Day
Wa4 Il small man. apparently about 90
or Il years of age. slender and stand
ing about ) feet. 4 inches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-24
GOOD RACING
On Central Maine Track,
WaterviAe, Friday.
Doris, zeIIetta and Lolita
Carry OH the HOnors.
). Time Not Reeord-breaking, but the
8 Crowd Well Satisfied.

~ Watcrville, Ne, Aug. 23.-(SpeciaO.-
ssrhc August races held yesterday after
: noon At the Central Maine park were
ssswatcheI by a lTigc crowd and some *
cellent exhibitions Of horse racing We're
seen. Tie weather was quite cool and
a stiff breeze SWEPT down the track
and altogether it was not an ideal day
for racing. None of the races were
ouc-sided and The sport was enjoyed.
The officials had many clnsr ANA IN
tcresting decisions t. make and rrn-
4 dered excellent service. \. Richardson.
q ,Ir, If Clinton found considerable"
faul; with the judges bccaus" Of their
allowing Upper DYKE. driven hN g. II.
Nelson. to start in the third h'.!i M tn
3-ninlItc pace on account Of ~ .t..; dis
tanccd in the second heat. Tn" tul3r.S
had no flag in their stand and tn man
at the distance mark was unable ~
tel when to throw out his !l1C. but
Richardson and many others claimed
that a-ppcr Dyke was behind n" mark.
The Judges We're poWcrlcs5 To art in
tho mattel as they had nothing to
,ruve il. and tried to got Richardson
to finish the rae" ana nnisr 4 prrt'%f
aftorwar1. This Il" refused t. 40 aud
Withdrew his horse from III" r.trr. ais"
the one entered in the 80 class.
The hardest fought race NJ the Hf-
tcrn"on was tn" :..a tr"t Hiri pace.
which had eight starters aud wa won
by Zelletta. owned tv g. II. Nelson IF
I this city. taking the last tiro.' ln.',te.
rrho first r.,rr an tI.. cItI N.,tS tlln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-24

one passenger is dead and Il severely
injured Friday as the result of ii wreck
Of the Blockton Accommodation train on
tie Birmingham Mineral Railroad, q
branch Of the Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road, at Johns Station, Ala. The wreck
was caused by spreading rails. The VIC
tins were residents of nearby towns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-24

Frank Liner ana Peter Burke. Win
stcd. c., seized q turtle in Silver lake
Which drac2"d them both into the water.
They finally landed him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-24

NlGfiT-CAP OF sANFO1D'S
Ginger. not. assists di@"stinH. rests IN"
muscles and qii"tS III" n"i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-24

Act"nI increase 2.45e.5H for twelve
months ending Dec. Stat 19G6 This is the
tecord OF the
S.IO-G
~ eS2sr. & yrc. NV Ecgiird's favorite.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
The Tss.fu' woman.

4 fashionab'y attirei Young wo-
man seated between two strange
men in a sixth avenue elevated car
started Suddenly. felt thrice u her
muT, rose and looked az the seat.
then anxiou-ly scanned the floor.
ANYTHING wrong. maiam ri one
~ the men asked.
"les; I've lost my purse" the
vounr woman snapped. I'm sure
! had it when I entered the car
And she fixed the men On either
side ri her alternately with 4 stare
Both flushed and FASTENED to aid
liz a vain search.
~Weil. its very queer tie VIC
tim exclaimed. Vow iii have %
20 back
Size lett the train at the ncxt s.l-
ton. and two wholly ir-0 INT -,
reputable citizens rrla VS. W
town. cach wondering " tta other
was flief New York til.e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
COLD FEET.
-hs Trsuhis Is Due 20 Dsisetivs Cir
collation. 81 the Bleed.


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'silan-e a it-AlNs lAr.f itrl-
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during ihc lar. hut also az night.
e.paeall. ulen in hl Associated
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

Inc signed. Trustee % Boon,
township DIts1is county. hereby give
notice that Dr. Wi attend 70 al business
pertaining % the ofiice 0f Trustee, Al his
-esliencp. four miles southwest ~ PCl
F-rsville. on Saturdays Of each week. an j
7 squests al persons having township
Business ~ present IL on SATURDAY. Cit
ems desiring books from The ToRnsl.s
Lirrarv. are notified ihai the Library =
xepi ri my residence.
school hooks ~ james Mink W.
a pouerviile PErrE J >rHxsEE
Trustee Boone II
Jan. 3, lsO5-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
adison township frnStes
Notice.

NOtlte IL gwen That hereafterIet hsrus
iee d M tiscn township will - AZ D
office each Saturday az his rssidenc.
one mile southwest .. In-Iand. Ind.
fer the pur lose Of attending Il
0Nuship BUSINESS. and AL persons Law
ils BUSINESS with the .oWnship AZ -
} ~ 81 ,-0nfne Y fc those dave.
The township library Is kep. AZ sam
hean= In Ireland E.irrf ali mzr
nb ain the books
tie Indiana Sch Dol boOk- will g.
/ } inc Al Henry sun mer's store Al a.
{ nee. SAMUEL A. t-LEzES,
Ian ;. lts--y trustee Madison I'd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
jefferson TIP. Notice.

Tie uldersi NET trustee ~ jefferson
township. Dlboi~ county hereby gives
notice that he gill attend 10 all business
81 fhe office u Trustee - his
Drug >tn-e in Birdseye Indiana on
he Tuesdays 10 each week and requests
An Peers NJ having township business ID
resent it ~ office iav-
john W. ENLOW, Trustee.
7 a.. > 05-ivr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
FRED VOLLNIER. Prop
HarDisun trustees Notice

Notice i hereby gwen TAT th- under
HsueJ Trustee 81 Harrison township
siii attend 20 township Business on eacf
Monday % the wear, al my Office. an5
cersons having township business 4
transact are required 10 present il 70 bin
ol Mondays
The to~nslip hnrsry wili ne Kept g.
nv home near Duh0i-
JAS i. HsKDER. Trustee
lam .sS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
Medical Society Meeting

The annual meeting oi the Cecil
County Medical Society was held i'll
Council Hall. Elkton, on Thursday.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing ycar:-Dr r. NJ Black, Of
Cccilton. President; DR. George s.
Dare, OF Rising Sun, Vice President;
DR. r. y. Worrall, OF North East, Cen
Sor; DR. Howard Rratton, Secretary
and Treasurer After an interesting
discussion 4 resolution was unani-
physician in Cecil county make cx-
aminations for the old line lie insur-
ancc companies for the reduced rates
which they have recently ordered
Diphthcria was discussed at length
alter an address on the subject was
delivered by the retiring president, DR..
S. c. Fisher, OF Port Denosit. The
Society arrived at the conclusion that
anti-toxin is by far the best available
remedy, not for the cure but the pre-
vcntiOn OF this disease and it was the
CorccnsuS of opinion that our public
health authority is justified in making
appropriations for preventive or i'm
munzng purposes among INDECENT
,crSOnS.
The invitation OF the Hartford So.
cictv to meet with it at Havrc dcGrace
III May was accepted.
The Socict' is in h"urishing con-
GitiOn with - members.
DIR. Hrattun was elected the dele
gate to represent the Cecil County So
Cictv in the meetings OF the House OF
Delegates "i the Medical and Chrur-
g'cal Faculty OF Maryland :
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
AGAIN
IN THE TOLLS

Jane, Holland, coIurcd, commonly
called Jim known to fame as will
iul persistent and mSistcut vioator of
the prohibition law, several times con
vIctCd and inCarccratcd therefor and
at the last term ui Court again indict-
ed ior induging in his favoritc offcnse,
vas landed in Jail last Saturday, safe ii
not quite sound Ever since the sitting
rt the last grand jury, which develop
ed such discumposing inqustoral ten
denotes, Jim has found it more con
ducivc to his health and comfort to
take up his abode outside oi the con-
fines ni the county. The longing for
the old hauntS and the desire to en-
gage III his iavoritc business. how
ever. proved too strong for Jim's sense
Oi safety and powers OF resistance, and
worked his undoing. In spite OF all
that he coud do he could not refrain
from making periodical trips to Para
disc That watchful bull dog OF the
journcyings 10 his old habitat, on the
midnight train, Saturday nights and
laid scheme to >nmesh the conveyor
VI spirits Being informed that James
habit was I" board the train at Will
mington. each Saturday night for his
nocturnal visits To Paradise Alley we'll
loaded with >pirituous consolation for
the thir>tug denizcnS OF that
famed locality. Sheriff Kirk and Jake
hjdd'c devised a plan for circumvent-
ing aud capturing the culprt that
proved altogether successful. Last
Saturday night they slipped up to Will
mlngton so as to come down on the
train jim was said to use Sure
enough, just as the train was ready to
pull out oi the station, Jim appeared
with quite quantity OF fighting spirits
in his possession and boarded the cars.
The foxy Sheriff slipped into the
train also and concealed himself in one
oi the rear seats OF the car by laying
down and pulling his hat over his face
10 help matters along his no less wiley
associate Jake took seat beside
him SO As to cover him more effcctua-
ly. They remained in this position un-
til the train had crossed the Delaware
line and came into the Sheriff. baili-
wick. Then they approached the un-
SuSpectng James and Sheriff Kirk pro
duccd his warrant. Jim made a break
FOR the door and although the train
was running at 4 furious rate. ran
down the car steps and swung himself
III and completely out oi sight. For
q moment the Sheriff thought he was
n g"ncr. but discretion seemed to get
IL" better oi valor, and James finally
concluded to swing back again on the
step, rather than meet instant death
10y falling off. Tie wa, promptly haul
ed up into the car and handcufTcd. dur
ing nj. Di which time lie put up a most
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
Magistrates Cases

.\> & result OF the recent strike at
i.Ik Mills, John ilouck was given a
hearing last Saturday before Justice
Bouldem on the charge Of carrying
concealed deadly weapons The main
witnesses in the case were Louis Wild
docs, Harry RlaCkson and John W
Guibcrson. although there were abou.
twenty others heard. The trial at
tractcd quite 4 crowd The trouble
grew out "i threats and counter threats
that were made during and alter the
strike.
The prosecuting witness told a d,i-
iercnt story when on the stand from
what he told the Magistrate when ne
sworc out the warrant and Mr.. Bou!-
den dismissed the case by verdict Of
not guilty. Subsequent 10 the swear
ing out OF the warrant against Houck
and the hearing OF the case. H0uck
got out a peace warrant against Wid
does. Biackson and Guibcrson. The
former was put unudcr $500 and the
two latter under $500 bail each bv
Squire Bouldcn. R. c. Thackcry and
Joshua Clayton, Esqs.. appeared fof
l1ouck; States Attorney Squier and
Omar d. Crothcrs represented the
State.
Abe" Anderson and Dallas Wilson.
colorcd, charged with disorderly con-
duct i'll Paradise Alley on Easter Sun
day morning. when Frank Cooper, also
colorcd, was badly cut BY Ernest Star
ling, were given 4 hearing before
Magistrate H. II. Gilpin Saturday al
ternoon. They were each fined 81 90
and costs. amounting to $3.50. which
they aipd. Starting, who fed Just after
the cutting OF Cooper, is still at large.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
Odd Fellows At Baltimore

The Grand Lodge OF Maryland. /
O. O. F., held its annual conmunica
ton at the Odd Fellows Temple. Bal
timorc, tins week Convened Monday
night and adjourned Wednesday,
Harry \. Wright, OF Elkton, represent
cd National Lodge, No II, r. {
Rccder represented North Fast No.
90, Leroy Rloomcr Bohemia Lodge
No. hS. OF Chesapeake City.
Clarence {. Strickland and Lyman
A. Spence went down from E,kt6n to
have the Grand Lodge drgcc conferred
upon them.
The Grand Lodge passed rc,olu-
ton inStructing the Grand Officer, to
hold special session in Flkton ior the
purpose oi conicrring the Grand Lodge
degree upon local candidates at date
10 be decided unon. Mt Pi5gah
Lodge. No. ~. OF Port Deposit. and
Rising Sun Lodge, No. TO- were not
represented
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
Democratic Editors Dine

The Democratic editors oi the State
were entertained at :, banquet given by
Hon, Murray Nandivcr. on Monday
evening at the Eutaw House. Balti-
more, together with other prominent
members OF the party The gathering
was representative uf all the different
clements oithc party and cvinccd
strong spirit OF harmony and unity that
it will be well for the Republican party
not to undcrvaluc. Governor War
field, Senators Whytc and Ravner and
cN-Govcrnor Frank Brown. the pres
cnt Democratic boss in city affairs,
were not present Governor Warfeld
was in New York on business call
Senator Rayncr was not in the CITY.
Senator Whytc always bcgs to be ex-
cuscd when banqucts are in order. and
MIR. Browns attendance would have
been out Of place. because OF the re
ccntdcath OF his SOn-in-law. All the
city candidates and prominent speak
crS were present Mr. Nandivcr pre-
sided at the banquet with Mr.. Mahool
the mayoralty candidate guest oi honor
at his right Cecil county was repre-
Srntrd by Col. George X. Ash OF the
Cecil Democrat. and II. Arthur Stump
ot the Pcrryvil,c Record The burden
Of Chairman Nandivcr'S address as well
rs 81 the speeches oi the other speak
crN, was that as the city election goes,
50 will the State IN all probability. 60
this iall, and the State editors were
therefore urged to lend al possible
aid to the city campaign.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
Save Your Magazines, Etc.

Recalling the recent suggestion oi
the Court that magazines, illustrated
papers, etc, would help brighten the
lives OF the inmates OF the Aims House
and Insane Asylum, we are requested
to say that Mr.. Ben P Wilson has
taken he matter up and will be glad
to receive any such donations at Viii
sons Barber Shop Mr. Wilson is so
much interested in this little effort to
be OF use to the poor and defective
classes OF the county. that he will be
glad to call for such literature. il those
desiring to donate it will kindly notify
him OF their desire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
Personal and Social

Miss tur'nnc lamar was til" guest ,'t
friends in Wilmington Sunday.
Miss Lou Ellison. OF Phiiady1ph.a.
j. visiting Mrs. !. Wallace Scott,
Henry Constable ,ui Wilmington.
was a visitor in Elkton last week
Mr. and Mrs. 2. NJ. Groves visited
relatives i'll Elk Neck on Sunday.
Mir William H. May. OF Washing
ton, is spending few days in town
Robert Marshbank. OF Philadelphia.
spent Sunday AT his home in Elkton
Mrs. f. X. Miller, OF Port Deposit.
was a visitor at Trinity Rcctory this
week
Mrs. A. f. Scott spent the week with
her sister, Mrs. Sara Fears, Of Bait
more.
Miss Clara Lewis, OF Camden, \. J..
visited Misses Emma and Carrie Lewis
last week
Mrs. @. {. Giles spent a few days ot
the past week in Philadelphia and Vii
mirgtOn.
Mrs. Harry O. George has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends az
Philadelphia
Miss Maggie Dean spent last week
with Mr.. Arri>on and family, near
North East.
Miss Blanche Cathca-t - pa,.;
more. is beinp cntrr,7,,,l
Isabel lamar.
Ex-Sheriif +. Ambrose Pr. ..
E.arlcville, was a caller 1t ,,l. ~ f.:
Office last Saturday
Mr.. Robert Cullev is G,itr ua: d..
i'll at the home OF hi, daughter. ...
Hiram Logan in ElEtan.
Mr.. and Mrs Icssc Vi Cro,. .. g..
Rising Sun. visited Mr.. al. Cir. nf-
ward W. Taylor on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flovd AcRers, OF Ph;la-
delphia. spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. + McGreadv,
Messrs. Henry Mitchell and McCu!-
Tough Walmslev. Of New York, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Elkton.
Miss Emma Heatzig has returned to
her home in Elkton after an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. ZoIpcr, in VIII
mington
NJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
OF
NEW CASTLE


he 74th stated meeting 81 the ne"
Castle Prcsbytery lcmbracing. l)cIa-
ware and the Eastern shore OF Mary
iand) convened III the Pitts Creek
Church, Pocomoke City, on tuesday,
at 3 ?. m. Moderator John H. Hen
derSon, OF Gc"rgctnwn, Del, presid-
ing, he Rev DIR. ", II; bancrott, OF
Berlin, Md. was elected Moderator:
The rol-call showed II MINISTERS ana
10 elders present. Kew. }. T.. E;ggcrt
and Elder Lewis Lyman were CHOSEN
..ecrctaTicS. he stated clerk Is Key St,
Or, J. K MlIIigan. o. St. Georges. me
Rev, Judas \; lirroid was received
from the sbytery OF West jersey,
being stationed at l.eWes' Del. Zen
eral Char les hlrd, OF wilmington, was
appointed member OF the committee
OF revision OF standing commlttcc, 70
take the place OF hon. John a. NichoI-
'on: deceased. -. ;.
NtDNkSDA1 morning Kew. ". + {;
Lewis. CHAIRMAN or the Ed''Gat'ona'
committee madG ms report rrah''S
). Downs ol Dover, graduate OF
Lafayette C",rgG;;. ana John hantner'
student at the west Jersey academy
"'rc tA&cn a. pr"hatlonrrN unicr the
ar" q irc'bEtrrE. h"maH ia ram
"1"ti'-, 4 " atiC !l~lan deacon, IN charge
- tine !t1.lan West lhurch Mission al
=" .mA ~tni, apl''@d Tor hccnScN III INC
.al
-, na't"raI relation 81 the Key
J.. Il. Moon with the PlttN creek
hir1'. "as d,E:SoITcd' as also that 4'
|,.sr lt.f = l1,s 81, - I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20

Two OF Port Deposits old and re-
Spcctcd colorcd citizcnS-William Col
Inns and Abram Bond--died last week.
The former had been a trusted cmplayc
OF Mr.. John J. Buck for many years
and the latter was 4 driver for the
Rowland Manufacturing Co. Both en-
ioycd. in large measure, the conf
dencc OF the employers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
SPENCE BAILEY

Tram Ntrcd Spence, a prominent
business man oi Newark. and Miss
May Bailey, OF Cochransvillc. Pa,
were married Thursday week in vii
mington by Rev. ID. A. iIinklc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
EDWIN s. GILMOUR.

Edwin Shockley Gilmour. second
son OF William and Mary Jane (Shock-
lcv) Gilm"ur, was born at Cherry Hill,
this county, April II, 1880 He learn
ed the trade OF harncss s-making with
the late John Perkins, i'll Elkton, and
a few years later opened business at
Newark. Del In 1898 he removed 10
Ewing, Holt county, Nebraska. and in
1902 was elected county treasurer and
reelected in 1904. defeating Edward
Coppoc 4 namcSake and nephew oi
one OF John Browns men at ITarpcr's
Ferry. Mr.. Gimour is survived BY his
wiic and five sons and one brother and
one sister.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
M\llONEN-MlIL.ER

Miss Sarah W G. Miller. daughter
"t Judge Ihoma, S Miller. oi the
Orphan, Court, and Mr.. Joseph Ma
honey, both from near Union were
married ON Wednesday evening at the
/I"n parsonage, by the Rev. Mr.. Nit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20

y Parish Social will be held at
trinity Parish House next Tuesday
evening, the 2Sd inst
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
THOMAS W. NOWLAND.

Thomas w Nowiand, well-known in
this county, where for many years he
was engaged in business. died at his
home in Philadelphia on SATURDAY. last
aged about 65 years. His funeral was
held on Wednesday with nterment in
the North East NJ. f Cemetery. Mr.
Nowland is survived by his wife and
daughters: also by one sister. Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Johnson, OF Leslie, ana
three brothers, Otho. OF Wilminqton
lohn r.. OF Chester. and Alvin C., Of
PhilaiclDhia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-20
EiktOn Town Council

E,kton Town Council met in regular
session on Wednesday evening, at 8
O'Clock. Present. ", II. Mackall, o.
c. Gile>. George McQuiikin, Treas
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WILLIAM NJ HART

William NJ. Hart aged IS years, SON
"t Frederick l.. Hart. near Rising Sun
died on Monday week. His funeral
was held on Thursday with burial at
West Nottingham Cemetery.
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during the past eight months, are for the benefit of the new woman's relief corps, soon to be organized here.
 Twenty-six of the ladies have al- ready manifested their intention to join the order and it is thought that no more applications will be accepted except to be placed of file until the corps organizes on Nov. A. The ob- jeet of the organization is to fill a need on the part of Von Steinvehr post, the German veterans of the civil war, now the only one in the city hav- ing no relief corps.
 State officers are expected to be present and the corps will be organ ized by Mrs. Dutton of Waterbury, state president, at the meeting in room 14 of the Insurance building, Nov IA. lAll those interested are invited to be present at that time and also to aid in the work by attending the last of the series of whists next Wednesday evening, Nov. 6, at the home of Mrs. Field Prizes are offered through the courtesy of other relief corps and a nominal charge of 10 cents is made, Working in this way with her friends Mrs. Field, whose father, Captain liar ry c. Hill, fought throughout the en- tire war, has been enabled to secure sufficient funds to set the new relief corps in motion.