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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-12
Personals Social

Mrs. William Stilley is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia
Mr.. Isaac ID. Miller, of Virginia,
was IN Elkton. Tuesday.
Mrs. L. N. Sweet is the guest oil
Wilmington relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. 5. c. Sykes are visiting
relatives at Ellicott CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Taylor arc
guests Of Reading. Pa, relatives.
Miss Ethel DAVIS, OF Annapolis, is
the guest oiMrs. John 5. Strahorn.
Ex Sheriff Cecil Kirk, OF the Sixth
district, was an Elkton visitor Tuesday
DR.. Robert l.. Mitchell, OF Balti-
more, was the guest OF his mother,
this week.
Ex-Assistant Treasurer George Hop.
kins, OF Rising Sun, was an Elkton
visitor Thursday.
Miss Agnes Stephenson. OF Whining.
ton, was the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Smith. Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. John +. Owens. OF
Chicago, visited her brother Dr. John
II. lamar. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Witworth,
oi Wilmington, are guests OF her sis
ter, Mrs. lohn +. Sparkiin.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy X. Halter are
spending some time at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. K. d. Brown
Mrs. Emma learsley, OF Philadel-
phia. was. the guest over Sunday oil
Mrs James Watts, Elk Mills.
Miss Lydia B. Shockley. OF Viii
mington. is the guest OF her grand
mother, Mrs A. f. Shockley.
Nj N,aia 81, Di,.f.I,i
phia. spent several days this week with
her father Picrson Matthews
Miss Edith +, Hardness, OF Newark
Del. is spending a few weeks in the
CaiSkil Mountains. New York.
Mrs l. II. Bennett and daughter
Miss Pauline. are spending some time
with Mrs Jacob OF. OF New oYrk
Miss Ethel Marquette, OF Phladel-
phia. has returned To- her home after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. l.. II. Bennett
Mrs. George Wallace has returned
from the hospital where she has had
an Assessed gland removed from her
neck
\ number oi friends gave Mrs. \,
ID. 1rmblc pleasant surprise party,
cdrcSday evening IN honor oi her
birthday anniversary.
DR. Charles r. Bics was in Phiia
dclphia this week attending the annual
convention OF the American Nc,crin.
airy Medical Association
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cavcncgat and
children. oi Newark. y. J.. are the
guests ri Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Don
nelly. OF FIX Neck. this week
Mr. William \. Stewart and wife. OF
Philadelphia. spent part oi Saturday
and Sunday on Valley View farm 1t
the home oi Mr. Frank l.. Peterson.
near l.andcnburg. Pa.
Mis-, Elizabeth Johnson. II Dover
and Mr. J. Pilliug Wright. oi Newark
Del. were married recently At the New
Aston House. New York City They
then lei, ior tour OF Europe.
Mr. VIM \. Stewart and wife, oi
Philadelphia. and Mrs Frank L. Peter
son. Of Landcrburg. Pa, were Sunday
evening visitors at the home OF their
parents. Mr. aud Mrs VIM d. Stew
art. 81 Fair Hill
Mrs. Margaret Houck. OF Elk Mills.
entertained on Sunday MIR. and Mrs.
Jerome Ewing and son OF Providence.
Mr. Harvey Scott and wife. of near
Newark. and Mr. Herbert. Price and
wife OF Providence.
Guy II Dennis. son OF DIR. J. G.
Dennis. the wcll-known veterinarian.
will enter University OF Pennsylvania
the last OF this month To take a course
III veterinary science, Guy is a promi,-
ing Young man. and his many friend,
wish him success
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DR.. Barrett Receives Call

The NJ f. Church at Chcstcrtown. ~,
its recent Quarterly Conference, adopt.
ed q resolution inviting the Rev DR..
l.. + Barrett, oi this town, to become
its pastor Tor the next Conference
year \ committee was appointed Ia
wait On DR. Barrett and notify him OF
this action. This is ouc 81 the strong
est churches in the Conference.
DIR Barrett has not given any reply
Ia the committee. but is holding the
invitation under consideration He IS
now in the second year OF his pastor
ate in Elkton. where he has made a
deep impression upon the whole com
munitv as preacher 81 unusual ability,
and where il is hoped he may see his
way clear to remain
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/ STEWART WELLS.
Shooting Tournament

The eighth annual Cecil county tour
namcnt for amateurs will be held by
the Rising Sun Shooting Association
oi Rising Sun, at their grounds. Mon
day and Tuesday, October - and ~,
under the management 81 II Linn
Worthinp,on
There will be q events, ~ each day.
The last two will be held Tuesday az
tcrnoon for the championship OF Cecil
county. and the winner, who must he
a resident OF the county. will receive a
handsome silver loving cup There
will be Sroo given in prizes
The following are the winners OF the
county championship at the previous
shoots:-roor. n R England: 1902 'o'
and OF. II. Linn Worthington: 1905
II K England 1000. a. Hartcn.
slime: 1907. Cecil Kirk
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Died During The Night

John H. Howard. who was recently
employed as a barber at the shop OF
Samuel Little. Rising Sun, was found
dead in bed Tuesday morning. He
complained OF feeling unwell the day
before and went to bed early. The
next morning he could not be reused,
was found lying on the bed dead.
Coroner Frazer was summoned, but
deemed an inquest unnecessary. as the
physicians pronounced the death due
to urcmic commissions. the result OF
Bright's disease
Mr.. Howard was 38 years OF age and
is survived by two daughters. His
home was in Rock Hall. The body was
sent to relatives in Baltimore, We'd
ncsday evening.
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Old Delaware OPENS

Delaware College opened Thursday
for the sevcnty-sixth year, with a
Freshman class Of over 90. the largest
in the history OF the college. This
brings the number OF students up to
about 200.
The Fresh;es also proved to be husky
aud good fighters and promptly de
icatcd the Sophomore in the annual
first day class rush. Elkton High
School is represented this year bv six
Freshmen:-McssrS George Atkinson.
David Sloan, Russell George, Robert
Lewis and Allan George, Of Elkton and
Robert Harvey. OF Chlds.
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CECIL COVNTY'S PUBLIC AFFAIRS

The School Board met in regular ses.
sion Tuesday. Present-Messrs Blake
Carey and Jenncss Minutes read and
approved.
The bills ordered TO be paid will be
reported next week.
The following appointments were
conhrmed:-Misses R. r. Rittenhouse
No. 8. Sixth; Mary o. Terrell, No. 10
Fourth: Sarah z. Scott. assistant, No
2. Third; Mrs. Louise r. Talmage. No
10. Fifth; Misses Beulah CreswelI. No
3, Eighth; Helen L. Reddcn, No. S
Sixth: Blanche Reynolds. No. II. Fifth;
Flora A. Davis. No. 8, Third; Anna
Price. No. ?, Second: Armenia Wilson
No. 10, Sixth; Elsie X. Gamble. No. 8
Fifth; Nellie A. Mackie, No. s, Fourth;
Charlotte Z. Warner, No. 9. Fourth,
Helen S Davidson. No. ;. Second;
Ada Brown, No 2, Eighth; Marguerite
+. Diggs, No. "a, Fifth; Mamie Stat.
ford, No. /. colored, Fourth: Anna M
Johnson, No. I. colored, Fifth; Halle
D. Boyer, assistant. No. {, colored
First; Augusta Z. Anderson. No. d
colored, Ninth.
The following schools having raised
over $40 each for Libraries. the Treas
urer was authorized 10 add Sio in each
case - No. 6. Fifth. Frances NJ
Cleaves. teacher; No. I, Third. Han.
nah c. Hartnett, teacher: No. q
Seventh, George P. Clifford. teacher;
No. 4, Fourth, Jennie r. Anderson
teacher; No 3. Sixth. Mary A. Palmer
teacher.
Miss Miriam Rowland resigned as
an assistant at School No. ;, Seventh
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The County Commissioners met In.
regular session Tuesday at their Office
in Elkton. Present, w. r. Deshane,
President: John F. Pierce and c. A.
Benjamin.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and approved, and sundry
bills passed and ordered TO be paid.
The following vaccine physicians
were appointed:-Drs. r. N. Crawford,
R. NJ Black. J. J. Wright. w. c. Kars-
ner, I. J. Conrey, J. II. lamar. w. T.
Morrison. H. A. Mitchell. c. P. Car
rico. P. b. Housekeeper. George S.
Dare. Howard Bratton, ]. B. Slicer.
II. f. Clemson. s. G. Fisher. s. T.
Roman. Ernest Rowland. l.. G.. Taylor.
D. l.. Clifford. D. II. Richardson and
w J. Jack. Jr.
II was ordered that all persons re-
pairing roads by contract must send in
their bills before the October meeting.
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DEATHS
JOHN c. KIRKPATRICK.

i'fAisN - III NM - MN
John c, Kirkpatrick died at his
home on September s. near Bay View,
aged os years Mr. kirkpatrick had
been great sufferer for the past three
years. both OF mind and body. He left
a wife. five sons-James. a farmer. OF
Zion; William H.. farmer at Poto-
mac, Montgomery county: John and
Alexander, North East; Theodore. at
home, and one daughter. Mrs Frank
Millman, Georgetown, Del; also ~
grand children.
The funeral was held at his late resi-.
dencc on Saturday afternoon. Septcm-
Der 5. at o'clock The services were
conducted by the Rev Mr. Mitchell. OF
Zion. intcrmcrt was made At Union
NJ, +. Cemetery.
MRS. ELIZABETH WINCHESTER
Mrs. Elizabeth Winchester, aged %
years. widow oi the late John b. Win
chester. died Tuesday evening at her
home III Pcrryvlle, after lingering
illness. She is survived by six child
rcn-MrS. Wilbert Maxwell. OF West
Nottingham: Mrs Charles l. Nesbitt,
OF Rising Sun; Mrs. Lydia Brickley.
and Mrs. Edward l.. Barnard OF
Perryville, and Mr.. Henry Winchester
oi Philadelphia. and Albert c. Win
chester. OF Perryvile.
The funeral was held on Friday at
ternoon. at o'clock. at her late resi-
dencc. and nterment was made in
Principle Cemetery.
MRS MARY \. SMITHSON.
Mrs Mary Margaret Smi,hson, wife
of RumSey Smithson, OF Port Deposit.
died AT her home in that town after a
short ilncss. at the age OF 81 years.
She wa "a daughter oi Mrs. Caroline
p. Armstrong. whose death was record
ed in the last weeks issue OF the
WING. She is survived by husband
aud two young children.
The death OF Mrs Smithson is the
fifth within a year III her immediate
family.
Funeral services were held Friday
morning at ~ o'clock, from her late
residence. with intcrmcnt at St Mark =
Cemetery.
J. STEWART WELLS.
John Stewart Wells, the eldest son
OF MIR and Mrs. Ira Wells. proprietor
OF the Hotel Cecil, at North East, died
last Saturday after a lingering illness
oi tuberculosis He was young man
oi great promise and his urtmey death
/, severe blow to his parents and to
large circle oi friends.
The funeral was held on Tuesday
with services in the NJ f.. Church, aud
intcrmcu, was made in the NJ + Gene
tcrv
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More Typhoid Cases

Two more cases OF typhoid fever
have broken out in Elkton, Ellis Ma
han, the son of Walter Mahan, is in
with the disease and MI William II.
Mackall, who has been confined to his
bed for more than week, is thought
to be suffering from typhoid.
Mrs. o. C. Giles and Mrs John f,
Gonce. who were attacked by typhoid
fever some time ago, are now recover
ing nicely.
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On Monday the Aetna team OF New
ark crossed bats with the Iron Hill
team on the Newark grounds and came
out victorious in 4 very exciting and
hotly contested game by the above
score The game looked very much
like an extra inning affair after the
first few innings. but in the eighth
inning the home team by some clean
hitting together with couple Of errors
in judgment by members Of the visit
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struck on same: second and FINAL ac-
count Of Mary r. Lusby, executrix OF
Y. Porter Lusby. and distribution
struck on same; first and final account
Of Elmer Z. Rogers. administrator of
Philip r. Rothwcll; first and final ac-
count Of William r. Smith and Samuel
Smith. executors OF Samuel Smith;
second account OF Jesse L. Shepherd,
executor Of Mary z. Beeks: fourth ac-
count OF Annie J. Armstrong, guardian
OF Isabella 4. Armstrong.
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ROAD COMMISSION.

The local Road Commission met ia
Elkton on Tuesday. with w. II. De-
shane in the chair. Present--W. Fl.
Deshane. John F. Pierce. c. A. Beuja-
min. Charles w. Shippers. Albert T.
McCrcry, J. P. Steele and Alfred B.
McVey.
The bids OF f. Ward Brown on the
North east-Bay View road and the
Rising Sun Principle road were re-
turned approved by the State Road
Engineer. The Rising Sun Principle
road was held over for further con-
sideration.
A motion was made that as +. Ward
Brown was the lowest bidder on the
North East-Bay View road. that he be
awarded the contract for building the
same. Motion adopted The contract
price for same is $Io.ossfo
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pORTMAKESIT THREE STR AIGHT

ing team managed TO score four runs
and put the game on ice. The Iron
Hill boys played very creditabIe
game. the work OF Racine in left and
the fielding Of Lomax being the prin-
cipal features, while Gregg and Eu-
banks cxcclled for Aetna
Battcries-For Newark. Davis and
Herdman. Creswell and Gregg. For
Iron Hill Holton aud Lomax.
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Elk NILS Takes Second

Elk Mills took the second game Of
quoits from Elkton last Saturday.
Only two OF the Elkton pitchers were
able to go-Ar,hur NJ Rambo and
William d. Bration, and they were
able to take but one series out OF three.
The score:
Charles p. Cooke and Frank Wild
does defeated Rambo and Bratton, al
": 2i-iS. alta
Leon Holmes and John s. Cooke de
icatcd Rambo and Bratton. 2I-t3, 10.
20: 2t-I2, 2t-I2.
Rambo and Bratton defeated Viii
liam a. Jackson and Arnold C. Cooke.
ais, 2I-I3. 2I-ts.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court OF Cecil county
met in regular session on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week. Present
Hon. William HSimcoe. Chief Judge;
Hon. Richard b. Merritt and Hon.
Thomas S Miller, Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against estates OF de-
ceased persons we're examined and
passed.
Bonds Apnroved-Bond OF John r.
Kelly. executor OF Margaret Smith:
bond OF Fred s. Robinson, admins
traitor OF n. Elwood Robinson: bond
oi GIBSON +. Valentine. administrator
oi Rebckah J. Valentine.
Accounts Passed-First and final ac-
court OF Russell J Reed. administrator
OF J. Taylor Janney. and distribution
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CHERRY HILL WINS AGAIN.

Cherry Hill won from Andora last
Saturday by the score OF 7 to !. Tong
and McCleary were the opposing pit
cheers and Tong carried of the hon
ors Both teams put up a good article
OF ball
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Captain Warren ] HaineS. former
" 81 Elktnn. was At the McAlpin tro-
ply match at Sea Grit n J.. this week.
as representative OF the Maryland
State Rifle Team,
}. Grant Iebblc. Jr. OF New York
City. is the guest OF his grandfather
D. NJ Pitt. of Lombard. He rode
from New York TO Lombard on a
bicycle, stopping one night in Phila-
dclpha
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George II Owens, colorcd, has
h,cn held under $500 bail for the New
Castle County Court. charged with
holding up and robbing Lee Dickcrson,
colorcd. on the road near Middletown,
last Saturday night.
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CHERRY Hill.


score by innings
Cherry Hill .... ! 1000 90 > x-7
Andpra ......... o o o o o o II
The Pcrryvillc base bali team jour
rcycd To iavrc dc Grace and defeated
the home team there by score oi 10 o.
II was a hard fought game all the way
from beginning to end Both pitch
cr, did fine work. but Cunningham,
for Pcrryvillc. had the support back OF
him Thi, makes the second shut out
Tor Pcrryyillc. The boys are feeling
fire over this record. As both ~ them
have been won away from home.
Score by innings:
r. h.
Perrvville . o o o % I
Havrc de Grace o o o o 90 4
Struck out-by Cunningham. 5; by
licimilcr. 5 Double playS-Perry
vile, \; Iiavre dc Grace, /. Lcit on
bases Pcrryvillc. :: Ilavrc de Grace,
!. Bases stolcn-Pcrryyllc, j; lIavre
dc Grace. l. Base on balls-Cunning
ham. l. Scorcr-Pecplc, Time o'
game hr. 10 min.
The pcrryvilc base ball team turned
the tables on Rcttcrt"u Tuesday, Sep
tcmbcr 3, by giving them a good beat.
ing 81 h. s The Bcttcrton pitcher had
good speed and curves. but the Perry
willie boys got m To them and pounded
him all over the lot. The Perryvi'lc
team will cross bats with the Key
stone A. C.. oi Wilmington. today
tSaturdayD
Score hv innings.
Pcrryvillc .... oo7s rooS ~,
Bcttcrton ..... o o , o.
Struck out-by Cunningham. :; by
lIoffcckcr. 4; bv Moore. 4 Two base
hits-Gallion. Hoffcckcr. Bradfcld. T..
Crew Base on balls-ofF lloffcckcr, /.
of Moore. s. Hit by pitchcr-Bctter-
ton. Z; Pcrryvllc. I Wild pitches
Pcrryyillc, 3; Bc,terton. 5 Time ~
game hr. 20 min. Differ
dcricr. Scnrcr-DcnniS.
Elk Mills defeated Appleton in ;
loosely played game last Saturday by
a score Ut II to ~.
Today Elkion and Port Deposit viii
play the fourth game oi their series on
the Elkton grounds Brady and Scott
are the battery Tor Port and Duncan
and Ron,hron inr Elkton Henry 4.
Warburton will umpire
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PORT DEPOSlT

Score by innings
Port Deposit 20 o o , 90 Ks
flktur .......... q o o I o.
Earned runs-Elktuu. /. Port De.
post, T. Two base hits. Hoover
Caldwell, Williams Stolen bases
Drcnncn. Duncan. Beatty. +. Hoover,
Tombstone Lett on bases Elkton.
s; Port Deposit. :. Double plays
Williams. + Hoover and Touch,tonc
Brady, williams aud Tombstone
Struck out-by Duncan. by Brady.
:. Base on balls-by Duncan. !: by
Brady. : Passed bails-by Bon,hron.
!; by Scott, !. umprcs Lamm and
Warburtou
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Miss Emma Alice Iartcnslinc
daughter 81 MIR aud Mrs. Peter IIar
tcustinc. u Prucipio Furnace. was
married in Baltimore, Wednesday
September :. to Mr.. Henry l. Mackin
son. oi Glcuvilc, Hartford county
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AYERS REED

MIR Joseph +. Ayers. son NJ MIR.
Charles Ayers. OF Iron Hill. and Miss
Louisa ! Reed. daughter OF the late
Thomas NJ Reed, OF Elk Neck. were
quietly married Thursday evening.
September 4. at the Elkton u + Par.
Sonagc. by Rev L. f. Barrett. D. y.
The sun., 1908-03-26
srUSs GAMBLER KILLS PARTNER.
Bullet sewers an Artery and Police Are
Looking for Morris nay. ..

Bullet Sewers an Artery and Police Are
Looking for Morris nay.
Morris Ray, said to he one Of the biggest
stlIss gamblers on the Fast Side, is wanted
by the police on charge Of homicide shoot
ing his partner, louis Spielberg. The two
men met in front OF a cafe at 81 Avenue b
early yesterday morning and Spielberg
went down with a bullet in the right leg
from Rays gun The bullet severed an
artery and Spielberg died in Bellevue Hos
pital two houH later from loss Of blood.
To the last he refused to peach on his.
assailant.
Ray is about feet tall He is well known
on the Fast Side 1t is said that he and
Spielberg were interested in running a
number Of games until tho police swOOped
down on them. They also ran g game
somewhere in the Tenderloin. This was
closed up by Capt. Barney Keleher recently.
and Ray. II is said, got it into his head that
Spielberg, who had had trifing quarrel
with him, had given the place away for
revenge. He accused Spielberg and the
men had bitter quarrel, each going about
threatening 10 shoot the other.
They met early yesterday morning, Spiel
berg was with a party Of friends. Ray,
who was alone. pulled his gun, according
to SpielbeTg's friends, and let fly. The
second bullet did the business and Ray fed.
Detectives from the Central Ofiice looked
for RAY at his home, PIP Fast Fifteenth
street, where his wife was i'll, expecting
the birth Of child The child was born
at noon, but Ray was not there.
The sun., 1908-03-26
FINGERHlRKS on STOLEN LADLE
Same as Those Of Man Charged WITH Bur
EIarI ring DIR. PrItehettS House.

Harry Young, 20 years old Of 1856 Chrystie
street, was arraigned in the Tombs police
court yesterday charged with robbing the
house Of Dr. Henry Pritchett. formerly
president OF Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology DR.. Prtchett's house. at %
Fast Ninety fifth street. was entered early
on the morning OF February ~ and silver
ware valued at $500 was stolen.
The thief in his fight dropped a silver
ladle on which was left the imprint Of his
fingers Young was arrested early last
Sunday morning at Madison avenue and
Nnetieth street by Detectives 0'Donnell
and Mclyor Of the Central Office who noticed
him acting suspiclously. When searched
bunch OF keys. three candles and a chissl
were found on him
When an impression was taken OF Younga
fingers il is said TO have corresponded with
the tingeFmarks on the ladle. The police
also say that one Of the keys found on him
fitted the front door OF DR.. PrftChetta
house
DR.. and Mrs Pitohett and Inspector
McCaferty appeared in court against
Young. McCaferty asked that bail be
made as heavy as possible and Magistrate
Barlow held Young in 5000 bail on the
burglary charge and in 81 900 on the charge
Of carrying burglars tools. ....
The sun., 1908-03-26
Purr FOOd ExpOsItIOn Opened To-nIEht

Pure Food Exposition Opened Ts-nIEht.
With every prospect Of success, which ths
New York Retail Grocers Union and L. J.
Callahan. its manager, have worked for for
months. New York's Pure Food Exposition
will open tonight at Lenox Lyoeum.
The officers Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
the Board OF Trade and Transportation and
guests for the evening Of the New York
Retail Grocers Union, which ia managing
the show. After tonight the exposition
will be open, Sunday excepted. from 70
oP. NJ and from TO l0;S0P. NJ. for thrSe
weeks.
There will be cooking lectures and denon-
strations. The Seventh Regiment band viii
give concerts every afternoon and evening.
The sun., 1908-03-26
.lnrx Aonults Lieut.. Grady

Lieut.. Dennis Grady, who was on trial
in General Sessions on the charge Of striking
Mrs. Bella Minke with his fist, was acquitted
Yesterday. Police officials. and politicians
Testified TO Grady's good character,
In taking the case away from the jury
Judge Malone said that II Grady, considering
his Size and strength, had str1iok Mp, Mnke
ten times on the eyef as she had testified,
she would have gone 70 hospital. ,
The sun., 1908-03-26
ITALIAN BANKER ATTACHED.
stranger Demands Money From MSlAllIbO, /,
Then USes Pocket Knife.

Santo Malallibo. an Italian banker Of
2O7I Second avenue, who recently got some
Black Hand letters, was approached by a
poorly dressed man as he walked along
Second avenue early yesterday morning
near lO7th street. A small amount OF
money was demanded and then the stranger
became abusive Malallibo was crowded
TO the wall and received a couple Of slight
cuts on the cheek with pocket knife.
Policeman Kohn of the East lOlth street
station came along about that time and the
assailant ran. An ambulance was called
from Harlem Hospital, but Malallibo re-
fused medical aid.
The sun., 1908-03-26

PILES CURED IN Q TO IL DAYS.
PAZO OINT4ENT 10 guaranteed V oJke any oass
Of itching, Blnd, BlSSdlng OF PTotrudl1S PllSSil
I 70 ~ days Of monW Tsfdnded. ood,-AdN.
The sun., 1908-03-26
Real PNrIIs That Disturbed The
Calm Of No One on
tho Ships,
FOG, SHOAL, WIND AND TIDE
Most AWesOme Scenery In tho
World, but Not a Place
to Anchor.

Esu Al the WItching Hour Of II p. NJ.
on Friday Brought Only Good Luck
to the LOnE Line Of u, $. LeNiathans,
thanked by It's Torpedo FiOtInS-Ves-
sells Rabbls Where the Tides Meet, but
steady Hands Curb Them Back TO the
course -- The WlIlywaw - Island Post
Omcs and Cape Pillar, where No Ship.
wrecked seaman Ever Escaped.