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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. t2z.

An Ordinance amending sub-Dlvision
.43 Of Section is. of Ordinance No.
e5, entitled an Ordinance imposing
Municipal License in the City of
Bisbee, Territory of Arizona, ana
Providing the manner of issuing
and collecting the same. fixing the
rates thereof and imposing penal
ty for its violation, relating to
Hawkers and Peddiers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15

Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor ana
Common Council of the City of Bis
bee as follows:
Section 1. That Subdivision 43 OF
Section Is of Ordinance No. IS, en-
titled, "An Ordinance imposing nu-
nieipal license in the City of Bisbee.
Territory of Arizona, providing the
manner OF issuing and collecting the
same, fixing the rates thereof and inn
posing a penalty for its violation"
passed and adopted by the Common
Council June 5, 1906. and approved
by the Mayor June IA, 1906, be and
the same is hereby amended to read
as follows:
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Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Applinday, o.
South Bisbee, are the parents of a
daughter. which arrived on Sunday
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Home Missionary Convention

The Woman's Home Missionary So
cicty oi the Wilmington Conference,
held its 22nd annual meeting in the
Elkton NJ. i. Crudch Thursday. The
morning session was opened at o.3o
o'clock, with devotional exercises, led
by Mrs. n. NJ Browne, the President.
addresses OF welcome were then made
by DR.. Barrett and Mrs. Perkins. Al
ter the response to the welcome, the
regular business OF the Society was
taken up. which consisted mainly OF
the election Of officers and the reports
"i various officers and committees.
NJ 2.3o luncheon was served in
the lecture room oi the Church, and
1t p M the afternoon session was
opened. Further reports were heard,
which showed that the Society had
been prosperous and successful dur
'ng the year.
Nitcr the close Of the afternoon scs-
sion the ladies oi the Elkton Society
served n tea TO the visitors.
! he closing service was held at 40
which was begun with devotional cxcr-
cncS led by DR. Barrett. The main
feature was an address, The Stranger
within our Gates" by Miss Alv;a Mat
thcws Missionary at Ellis Island
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

S. N. Perry we're sorry 10 see them
move to EIkton this week. They have
lived here for 4 number of years and
have a large circle Of friends. Mon
day evening the ladies' of the Church
gave them surprise" and Tuesday
evening the members OF Mr.. Perry's
Bible Glass presented him with small
token OF their appreciation Of ms
work.
Harry Morgan has been appointed
assistant bridge tender.
A petition was presented to the
Legislature last week asking that
Business course might be established
at the High School.
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Perry and Mrs.
T.. r. Burton were entertained at din
ner Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
James 6. Hopper.
DIR. and Mrs. Delmar Smithers were
given 4 Kitchen shower" by their
many friends on Wednesday evening.
The Chesapeake City Cornet Band
held pie social" in Reeds Corner
Store Friday evening OF this week.
Rev. 7. C. Smoot was presented with
a handsome chain last Monday even
ing by the members Of the Epworth
League.
A very pleasant party was given at
the home OF Mrs. Martha Rhoades
from Middlctown. last Friday even
ing. Those present were Misses Kath-
arinc Mooney. Nellie Rhoades. Carrie
Hurd. Annie Racine. Nellie Arm
strong. Lulu and Alma Bryson. Au-
gusta and Mary Baker, Esther and
Gladys Banks. Ollie Dean. Florence
Steele. Margaret Johnson. Katharine
Macdonald. Louise Boulder. Marie
Bycrs. Anna Hcvelow. Tina Evans
and Lenore Lake: Messrs. William,
Jacob. Byron and Vaughan Rhoades.
John Hurd. Robert and Herbert Ba-
kcr. Herbert Garrett, James Thorn
ton. Nelson Cooling, John Hopper,
Thomas Savin. Jr.. Ward Beaston,-
Clement Davidson. James Vaughan,
Will Dean. Carroll Woolleyhan. Geo.
Borem. William and Charles Schaeier.
Frank Racine and William Wright.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Bennett Savin, OF Wilmington, spent
Sunday at his home here.
Wilmer Kirk, Of Philadelphia, and
Clarence holland OF Wilmington,
spent a few days in town this week.
Miss Molle Foard spent this week
with Mrs. i. J. Foard, near town.
Miss Annie Bouldcn is visiting
friends in Elkton and Newark.
j II. Steele spent one day last week
at Annapolis
Mrs. d. T. Graeber, OF Philadcl-
phia, is the guest OF Mrs. ". c. Kars-
ncr
Harry w Sherman was a Philadel.
phia visitor this week.
II S. Metz. OF Wilmington, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Metz.
Sheriff Hagcr and son, oi Elkton,
were in town Wednesday.
The Sunshine Society held its March
meeting Thursday evening, at the
home oi Mrs. Waitman Smithers. This
organization has completed another
year OF good work and the members
deserve much credit.
Carpenters have been putting up
the middle room in the Masonic build
ing this week and Mrs. Beauchamp
has moved her millinery stock.
The Sheriff will collect all deiin-
qucnt taxes after this month.
Mr., and Mrs Henry Norris enter
tanned number OF young folks in
honor OF their daughter, Elsies r2th
birthday Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie J. Lovelcss and Elwood
! Kirk, OF Elkton, were married on
Wednesday evening at the brides home
by Rev r. c. Smoot
Timothy Rasner and Miss Catherine
Rlackston were married at the NJ. r.
Parsonage Tuesday evening.
Henry Jones. J. p, is quite III at his
home.
The March meeting Of the Reading
Circle was held at the High School
last Friday afternoon.
The many friends OF Rev. and Mrs.
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tilted the note OF Talbot for $2s, with
the endorsement OF George X. Spence.
The defense first called 7. NJ. Groves
to testify as TO the character OF the
road and bank where Talbot was ar
rested. showing that the latter could
have walked along the bank. The ac-
cused was then put on the stand and
explained his reasons for going to
Hcndcrson's store that night. his rca-
son for leaving the rough road to walk
on the bank, etc. The defense called
a large number OF witnesses to prove
the good character OF the accused
Mrs. Margaret Wherry, Mrs. Ida
Scarboro, Ed. 7. Mahoney, John w.
Mahoney, William c. Brokaw, Ma
than MARBLE. Charles Carter, George
b. Kerioot. George r. Spence. How
ard McFadden, Thomas Congo. Other
witnesses for the defense were John
Strahorn, Henry Henderson. Mary
Talbot. Manly Drennen. J. w. Nc
Allistcr, Squire Biddle
The case was submitted without ar
gumcnt at the night session OF Thurs
day, and after few minutes dclibera-
ton the Court found the defendant
guilty. Judge Pearcc delivering the
verdict and the sentence. which was
four years in Maryland Penitentiary.
FRIDAY.
State VS.. Joseph Caswcll for bur
elary in entering the house Of Mrs.
Laura NJ. McClenahan. Port Deposit,
on the night OF December 2rst, last,
and stealing thercirom one ovcrcoat,
one silver watch, and certain articles
oi silvcrware; also entering the
store OF Stevenson & Reynolds the
s3mc night and stealing two pistols.
CaSwcll was arrested in Philadelphia
the following day while attempting TO
pawn the articles The case is on
trial rs We go to press, John s. Stra-
horn for the prisoner. Albert Constable
for State
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RISING SUN

Mrs. William Lockwood and daugh-
ter. oi Birdsborough, Pa. are spending
some time with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Duyckinck.
Misses Helen and Mamie Mccoy
have returned home from business
trim TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hughes Kcilholtz and family
moved from uear Lincoln. Pa. last
Wednesday to the old Keilholtz home
stead just outside OF town, vacated on
same day bv Mr. Harry Robertson, who
moved TO the "Headley Farm.
Miss Mary s. Haincs spent last Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Vanneman in Havre &c Grace.
The Rising Sun Cornet Band has
purchased from c. G. Conn Co, Elk
hart, Ind. FIVE additional high grade
instruments which now makes them a
full set oi this celebrated make.
Mrs. Charles +. Burlington and
daughter Linda. have verv recently
been visiting Mr.. Josiah Kirk at Lib
crtv Grove.
Misses BESSIE Holden. OF Newville,
Del. and Maude Holden. OF Philadel-
phia. have been visiting their parents
living near town.
Mrs. John NJ Stcrrctt entertained
about fourteen little folks and their
mothers to care for them. on Wednes-
day afternoon at 23o. in honor OF her
son. John Jr's third birthday They
all had { good time and each child re-
ceived a pos. card for Easter and some
little remembrance John. Jr.. receiv-
ed manv little gifts
Mrs. Charles r. Churchman and two
children. Marion and Beatrice Of Svl.
MAR spent last Saturday with Mr..
Charles c. Nieds ard family.
Miss Naomi Vandcgriit spent las.
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Wilmington, Del
Mr. Samuel Hamblcton has been
rc.cppointed postmaster here for a
term of four years.
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Acquiffed Of Murder Charge

Charles Pryor. formerly OF Elkton,
but now OF Wilmington. who the read
crs at the " HIG will remember shot
and killed Luke Whalen. when the
latter had attacked him at Glenolden,
Pa. on December I3--was acquitted
81 the charge of murder Tuesday at
Media, Pa, by jury The jury was
out all night and returned a verdict of
juStiliablc homicide. which was re-
ccived with general satisfaction.
Pryor maintained that he did not
shoot to kill Whalcn but fired at the
ground, and he believes the bullet re-
boundcdc from the pavement. Even
after Whalen fell Pryor thought the
man was only slightly wounded on the
foot. and Sworc ont warrant for his
aSSailant for assault and battery.
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Mr.. Keys. oi Eikton, was an over
Sunday guest at the home OF Mrs.
Hannah J. Nickle.
MIR AFnott Shaw spent a few days
w,lh Mr.. S. +. Wiley and family.
Miss Ella Tosh has returned irori a
v:sis with relatives in Lancaster county.
MIR. George Mccullough and sister,
Miss Harriet, spent Wednesday in
Oxford.
Mr.. Edward Burlin and family, OF
near Port Deposit, visited relatives
here last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Hntcliison returned 10
her home in Downingtown last Satur-
day after spending several days with
her sister, Mrs. Robert l.. Christie.
Her nephew, Mr.. Frank Christie ac-
companied her home for visit.
Miss Lille Garrett spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Harvey McVey.
Mr.. Abe Coburn spent Thursday
with Mr.. William Wilson.
Miss Mary Belle Glacken visited
Miss Anna Fryer last week.
Miss Joe Saunders. OF Liberty
Grove. is visiting friends in York
county.
Misses Eva Brown and Mary Gray
recently visited friends near Liberty
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown spent
Sunday with Wilmington friends.
Master Robert Mckay received Fl
post cards Wednesday. il being his
third birthday.
A large crowd attended Mr.. Edward
Gathers sale Monday and Tuesday.
Good prices were realized
Mr.. Henry Matthews who has been
confined to his home by illness, is
again able to be about.
Pink-eye is prevalent in this vicinity.
Mr.. Aaron J. Michcncr sold fine
pair OF steers to Mr.. Richard Merrick
Of Oxford.
Mr.. Wallace Steele had horse to
die last week. one he had recently pnr-
chased
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Run Over BY WAGON

Stanley Moore, the twelve year old
son oi Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore,
vas painfully injured Tuesday after
noon by being run over by Mr.. A. NJ.
Strickland's light wagon. The boy
,tartcd across the street in Little Elk
IN front of the wagon and Mr.. Strck-
land did not see him until it was too
late to avoid running into him. The
boy was struck and knocked down, tho
hind wheel passing over his leg. He
received a cut on his head and was
painfully bruised He is now recover
ing nj hi, home on Church street
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'WOODLAWN

Rev. +. y Moore has received a call
to New Castle NJ. T.. Church AT a salary
oi $1,000. lie will accept, subject 10
the Bishops approval. Mr.. Moore has
been at HoDcwell four years and made
many friends who are sorry to see him
aud wife leave
Mrs O. c. Smith. of Philadelphia,
Sthc guest OF her sister, Mrs. c. l..
Thompson.
Mr. Ralph Gibson is visiting Oxford
relatives.
Mr. Rufus Jackson was an over Sun
dav visitor in Wilmington.
Mr.. Floyd SINNERS and Miss Annie
SINNERS have returned from a delight
iu visit with Baltimore friends.
Miss Bertha Williams. OF Whining
ton. Is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Williams.
Mr.. Charles Gibson and Mr.. William
Owens visited the formers brother,
Toe. who is in the Maryland General
Hospital. Baltimore. on Monday. Joe
is "ettino along verv nicely
Mr.. Harvev Ewing moved Ia Mr.
Milton Flctcher's farm on Wednes-
dav.
Miss Lora Thompson is the guest oi
Miss Net,ic Phillips. OF Wilmington
Mr.. Clinton Thompson spent Friday
IN baltimore.
Mr. James Gather and Miss Rather.
inc Rurkins were married at HONEYWELL
NJ F. Parsonage by Rev r. Y. Moore
last Saturday. at o'clock. They lef,
immediately for Chester. where they
snent few davs with the groom's
sister. Mrs. Ingram.
Miss Ida Thomson is the guest oi
Mrs. Harry Logan. Of near Green
hurst
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ZION

Mr.. and Mrs. Ncvin McVey enter
taincd the Helping Hand" on We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. William Lynch moved from near
Theodore to Zion on Wednesday and
is occupying the mansion house on the
Rutherford farm.
Miss Bessie Perry has returned home
after very pleasant visit with Blake
and Lewisville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DeMond ceie-
brated their 2sth wedding anniversary
on Friday evening OF last week About
one hundred guests were present. de-
spite the inclement weather.
Miss Anna Rittenhouse was the
guest OF Calvert friends on Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Bessie Wiley spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Hugcs Murphy, OF Baltimore.
The engagement OF Miss Morgan. OF
New York, niece OF Mr.. Pierpont Nor
gan, and Rev. William Fitz- Simon.
rector OF St. Mary's Church OF Tuxedo,
has been announced Rev Fitz-S Simon
is quite well known here, having serv-
cd as pastor OF Zion and Rock Pres
bytcrian Churches for eight years, prior
to his going into the Episcopal Church.
The wedding will take place in July.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Cameron. OF
Baltimore, spent Sunday with their
son, Mr. Bruce Cameron.
Miss Rachel Rittenhouse teacher Of
New Bridge school. is home for an in
definite time owing to illness.
Mr. Robert Mcdowell. OF Darby. has
been recent guest at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Neviu McVcy
Miss Isabel Carhart has entered the
Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia
10 take up a three years course in
nursing.
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EIkfon M. E. Church

Next Sunday, March IS. services as
follows 10 90 m. Sacramental Ser
vice. Every mebcr and friend OF the
Church is requested to be present as
next Sunday closes the conference year.
, p. m, Sabbath School and Pastor ;
Bible Class;64s p. m, ,EpworthLcague ;
go p. m. preaching bv the Pastor,
Nou are invited to attend these services
and he made welcome.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Personals Social

Governor Crothers was in Elkton
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lidic Frazer has been visit
ing relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Alicia Stump, OF Perryyille. IS
the guest OF Mrs, {. NJ Boulden.
Mr.. Isaac d. Miller, oi Hawassee.
Va, was in klkton last Saturday.
Miss Emily Jones, oi Milford. Is the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Drennen.
Miss Ida Smith, OF Baltimore. is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mary Fields.
Mr.. Richard Reese. OF Baltimore.
spent Sunday with relatives in Elkton.
Mr.. Albert Johnson, OF Baltimore.
spent Sunday with his parents in Elk
ton.
Misses Maggie and Annie McIntire
are guests OF Mrs. T.. +. Weaver, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Drcnncn was the
guest OF relatives in Baltimore Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Deborah Money, OF Appleton.
celebrated her eighty-frst birthday
yesterday (Friday.)
The family OF Mr.. ". Ii. NJ. Rambo
viii leave the first oi next week 10 ioin
"n. ~ ttNHiH, illilolS.
Mrs. George /. Witworth, OF vii
nington. visited her mother, Mrs. A..
+. Shockley, this week.
MIR. Fred T. Ilaines, OF PHILADELPHIA.
spent this week with his parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Haincs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus d. Bowland held
q Christian Endeavor Social at their
home on East Main street, Tuesday
evening.
The Sunday School class Of Mrs.
Henry Ninsinger held a successful mis-.
Sionary tea at her home last Friday
evening, netting SIa.
: Hon. James Alfred Pcarce attend.
ed the annual banquet OF the Prince.
ton Alumni of Maryland. held in Bal
timore. last Friday evening.
MIR. Samuel Burns, OF the Filth dis.
,rlct was a visitor this week at the
WIG Office Mr.. Burns father. also
Samuel was one OF the founders of
me oEclL WIG, in the days OF the
old Wing party
a birthday dinner was given in honor
OF Mr.. William III. Brown. OF Bay
view, last Saturday. in honor OF his
iortieth birthday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs William n. Brown, Mrs.
Margaret 5. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
y. Tyson, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Mahoncy, Mechanics Valley. Mrs. Rob.
ert Mearns and Mr.. +. n. Hall. oi
Zion. II. \. Brown. Miss Thelma Ty.
son. Miss Lucretia Mahoncy and Mas
ter Harvey and Guy Brown.
The young ladies OF Bay View gave a
Leap Year party in honor OF Messrs.
Warner Gray and John Gamble. on
Tuesday evening, the sd inst. which
was quite an affair. and our young
ladies' feel Justly proud TO be ahead In
up-to-datc methods Mr.. Allie Smith
won prize. a red devi! auto. Re.
ircs shncnts were served at 4 late hour
and all returned home after enjoying a
pleasant evening. Those present were
Misses Cora and Belle Benjamin, Beu-
lab Worth. Blanche and Anna Logan.
Blanche Abrams, Elsie Gamble. Bessie
ABRAMS. Jennie Ashby. Isabelle Viii
liamS, Ella Bothel. Marie Sapp. Of
Elk Neck, Martha Williams. ~ West
Nottingham; Mcssrs Warner GRAY.
John Gamble. Harold Owens, Norman
Worth. Harry A. Brown, Fred Rose
Edward aud Nl;c Smith. Malcolm
Logan George and Lewis Ulary. Of
Fix Neck. Chris Beamcr. Bradfeld
Williams. OF West Nottingham.
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Methodist Conference

The program for the sessions of VIII
minctou Methodist Conference for the
week beginning March tS. in Asbury
Church has been completed There
will be many anniversaries aud ccle-
hratiouS apart from the business scs-
s'onS and reception will be given to
the visiting clcrgymen and laymcn on
the evening Of March 10, by Asbury's
Epworth Tc- &C.
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COUNTYROARDy|

The Orphans Court OF Cecil County
met in regular session on Tuesday
and "Wednesday OF this week. Present
Hon. William II. Simcoe, Chief
Judge; Hon Richard B. Merritt and
Hon. Thomas S Miller, Associate
Judges.
Sundry claims against estates OF de-
ceased persons were examined and
passed.
Bonds Approved-Bond OF Bertha
Briscoe and William Z. Briscoe, ex-
ecutors OF William A. Briscoc: bond OF
Jesse Ii. Shippers. executor OF John w.
Shippers; bond OF Robert Gardner. ad-
ministrator OF Susan Gardner: bond OF
Thomas X. Davis, administrator OF
John I. Davis: bond OF Randolph Bar
ton, Jr., administrator C. I. a. OF Gustav
ffausmann.
Accounts Passed-First and final ac-
count OF Clarence A. Kirk and John II.
Kirk. executors OF Abraham w. Kirk,
and distribution struck on same; first
and final account of Thomas II. Pat
ten, executor OF Martha J. Patten, and
distribution struck on same: first and
final account OF Harry II. Shippers, ex-
ccutor OF Sarah Eder: fourteenth ac-
count OF Nelson f. Whitaker and Jos.
eph Coudon. executors OF George p.
Whitaker; first account oi Molle +.
Evans. guardian OF Clara NJ. Strick-
land.
Court adjourned to meet in regular
session on April u, next.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The County Commissioners OF Cecil
County were in session Tuesday at
their office in Elkton Present-W. II.
Deshane, President; John +. Pierce
and {. A. Benjamin.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ins were read aud approved, and sun
dry bills were examined. passed and
ordered to be paid
The session was devoted TO routine
business.
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WEDDINGS
MEARNs-HoDGE.

Mr.. Stephen J. Mcarns and Hiss
Mary X Hodge, both OF North East,
were united in marriage Tuesday after
noon, at Asburv NJ. +. Parsonage. Viii
m:ugton. by Rev. II. A. G. Wes,er-
field. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. William +. Mearns, OF Whining.
ton. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Mearns left for wedding trip TO points
North. Upon their return they will
reside al North East.
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DEATHS
MRS. HESTER GAMBRlLL.

Mrs Hester Gambrill OF TIavrc dc
Grace, widow OF Eli Gambril, died in
that town early last Saturday morning
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Billingsly She was IS years
oi age She is survived by three sons
and three daughters. They are Mill
vile Gambrill, OF Wilmington. Del:
Edward + Gambrll, oi New Castle,
Del Robert G. Gambrill. oi Ilavrc dc
Grace: Mrs, Harrison Edwards. of
Wilmington; Mrs William Billingsly.
oi Baltimore, and Mrs J. II Billingsly,
pi liayrc dc Grace.
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Rev s. NJ Perry. formerly pastor
oi the Chesapeake City Presbyterian
Church, moved to Elkton 90 Wednes.
day of this week, occupying the house
adjoining DR. J. II. Jamar's office.
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University Extension Lecture

The Sixth and last lecture 81 the
series arranged by the University Ex-
tension Class will be given next We'd
ncSday evening, March IS, at s O'Clock.
The subject will he Abraham Lincoln.
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CIRCUIT COURT

The case OF Elwood l.. Steltz, VS. b.
& ORR. which was on trial Friday last
as we went 10 press, continued to oc-
cupy the Court Saturday, and was
given TO the jury Monday morning.
The jury returned a verdict for Stcltz,
awarding him $500 in damages. Plain
tiff's witnesses were Martha NJ Steltz,
Mrs. Robert q. Mitchell, Mrs. Harry
Mitchell. Mrs. Harry Bnrkensten, Mrs.
David Jackson, William Jackson. DR..
|. ]. Woodward, Mollie G. Steltz, FL
wood l.. SteltZ aud Robert o. Nit
chell. The defendants witnesses were
DR.. c. {. Crothers. Lawrence b. kemm
and Mr.. Dill William $. Evans and
Omar ID. Crothcrs. Esqs., for the
plaintiff and VIM I. Warburton for the
defendant
The case oi the Oil, Paint and Drug
Publishing Company vs.. the DeLand
Mining and Milling Co. was then taken
up, and n motion by the defendant for
leave OF commission to take testi-
mony in New York City was made and
granted, the defendant to pay the costs.
The case oi Robert NJ. Hanna and
Charles \. Williams, trading as the
Eastern Mineral Co. VS. the DcLand
Mining and Milling Co. was taken UP
by the Court at I.3o p. m, and ordered
TO be removed to Baltimore county for
trial
The suit OF J. Carroll Smith oi Hav.
re de Grace, vs.. the T., H. & w Rail.
road Co, was then put on trial before
the following jurv:-lrvin G., Griffith,
Foreman; John NJ. CLAYTON, Charles II,
Crawford. ). Wills Lusby. Samuel y.
Foard. Jesse IT, Shippers, Daniel l.,
Krauss. Samuel Burns. Charles II.
Gatchell, George w. Lum. J Lecdom
Scarborough and William II Beck.
This was an action to recover $4,000
damages for injuries received by the
plaintiff October o, 1000. in Todd's Gut
near Wilmington, where he was cm-
played repairing cars lie was work.
ing under freight car when an engine
backed into il. causing it to run over
his left leg, mangling and crushing !,
so that he was in the Homeopathic
Hospital in Wilmington. for nearly
four months and has been unable 10
work since
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Missionary Anniversary

The Elkton NJ. +. Sunday School
held its regular annual Missionary SER
vice last Sunday. The reports OF the
collections for the year were made by
classes. which were as follows