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CURES COLDS QUICKLY

\ never falling home leuitt" FOR coughs
aud cold, Is made from the following
formula 10 be- mixed a. home.
Two ounces OF glyccrur one. half ounce
" Concentrated pine compound, onchaIt
pint Of good whiskey mix and shake thor
uughly, use In doses VI teaspooutul 10 u
tablespoonful every four hours"
This Will euro any cough that IS durable
or break up an acute cold IN twenty four
hours. The Ingredients all can he gotten AZ
any drug store.
The Concentrated pine is a pine product
refined Tor medical use and comes only In
half ounce bottles. each inrloSed IN tin
sDrrw-top case. which is air.tight. but be-
sure that 1, Is labeled Concentrated
The evening world., 1909-02-04

BOYS TESTIMONY FAILS.
Father Whom lie Accused of
Choking wife. Acquitted.

ST. LOUIS. FEB. H. Charles f.
Holmes, agans; whom testimony was
given bv his twelve-year-od son, was
to-day declared not guilty of the muir
der OF his wife The verdict was re-
turned by jury in Judge Brentano's
court The lad told Of awakening sud-
denly at night and seeing his father
choking Mrs Holmes
Holmes swore that his wife died sud
denly Of apoplety and that instead Of
choking her ne was endeavoring to aid
her when the attack came on
The evening world., 1909-02-04
Embroidery Lessons

Purchasers OF materials in our Art Needework De-
partmen are welcome to competent instructions.
without charge. Glasses meet from 9 to IL A. M.
and 2 to p M
Stamped Waist Designs on r. yards s sheer sea p'n law"
compete the smbrolder,np SPECIAL o0C
Third Floor-Gtcenhut and Company
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RECEIVERS MAY
ATTEND HEARING
Of P. S. BOARD
Judge Lacombe Grants Per-
mission to Assist Them in
Resisting Orders,
CAN'T DO IMPOSSIBLE
Attendance at Hearing Neces-
sary if They Wish Review
in State Courts.
CAN'T DO TMPOSSIBLE.''

The Federal receivers OF the street,
car lines, having asked the United
States Circuit Court for instructions as
TO whether they should appear before
the Public Service Commission on n
hearing in the matter of the Eighth
street line and another as to tenders
and wheel guards, Judge Lacombe to-
day filed memorandum, in which he
states usual procedure Of hearings, in
designations and orders by the Public
Service Board, and says:
Thereafter IN executive session, the
Commission decided whether or not the
proposed order, which 1t already has
carefully prepared, should he made final.
and, II It be, the order is served and
obedience to it enforced by fine or man
damus.
Case OF whats the Use"
THE same body is, therefore, practI-
.Cally complainant, prosecutor, Judge,
Jury and Sheriff. Under these circum-
.,,,oo. =, ho, ,oo,,,, o. ,ho .,oo,,ar,
o,d ,b cour, o,,ro,,ed thar conclusion
that In cases where they had already
formally informed the Commission of
Al. .,,,, 49,. .,.,,.., , a.,
he reasons WHY '"cF ooJ'c'eu 10 Tue
order, they would accomplish nothing by
.,to,d,,y in aor;,s. IN sucb On. as they.
Wv
have accepted hnal orders WIKI tHe
statement that they would obey them
-,a,,,.
30 lar rs poss'p'e'
IF fined for alleged subsequent dis
obedienre II would be for them TO show
-. .,,,t.,,., 80, ,,,,,,,,,t,,i., ,, ,or
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-16

blind man. There are 200 sightless
persons In New York city. Blind
telephone operators are now growing
In numbea The FIRST was blind girl
who was in New York hospital.
A switchboard was installed at the
Association for the Blind in New
York.
One OF the New York newspapers
now has blind telephone operator,
and In spite OF preiudis. other blind
are being engaged by commercial
concerns A blind man in Brooklyn
has a profitable coffee business. lie
blends the coffee and delivers Il.
There are blind stcnographers and
typewriters.
Vidal, the blind sculptor, went into
lions den with a trainer and with
HIS sensitive fingers noted the con.
formation OF the fierce animals body
The result is a model Of a magnificent
lion in angry rebellion.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-16
THE COUNTY FAIR.
Breeds Good-feIIowship and Neigh.
borly Competition.

Ho for the county fair! The folks
will all be there, and Cousin Jane
and Uncle Sam. and the pigs and the
cows and the big prize ram, and the
bales OF hay and the bands that play
why, the folks they just can't keep
away; you miss a lot IL you don't
go-say, will you be at the county
fair?
It's time to harness up the horses
and put all the family In the carriage,
the buggies, and the big wagon, and
drive them right up to the spot that
for several days is the center Of
the country.
II you have never been to q county
fair, you have missed your share OF
life's fun. But 1t cannot be possible
that you never have been. Everybody
goes, everybody and his wife and all
the children And they do have one
good time. The exhibits are inter
esting, and range all the way from
the races-on which II is whispered
that some OF the reckless bet real
money-to the close contest between
Mrs. Williams blackberry jam and
Mrs. Jones ounce preserves. There
YOU see the melons, the pumpkins,
the tomatoes, and corn and turnips
that look as fine as the pictures on
the seed packages. The prize bull
and the 400-pound Berkshire hog d.
vide interest with the pet ponies and
the trim thoroughbreds. And down
the midway there are all kinds OF
shows, exciting enough to keep the
crowd In n state OF constant amuse-
ment. After going into the moving
picture tent, and seeing the snake
charmer and hearing the lady with
the cracked-ice voice sing and dance;
after trying TO toss rings around the
canes and throwing a few baseballs
at the "nigger's" head, buying peanuts
and popcorn and drink a glass or two
of red lemonade, YOU and your girl
can go over and get your picture
took" OF taken, just as you like.
The county fair is o lively institu'
ton, and IL fiourishes in Maryland as
though native TO the soil. From POGO
moke to Hagerstown, from Frederick
TO Upper Marlboro, 1t calls its thou
sands. II has made Prospect Park
interesting; II has made Timonium
famous. The show itself Is more
than worth the money. But the real
fun Is In the crowds, and one reason
the county fair has survived and
pro.Rsred is that il furnishes once a
year an opportunity for all the neigh
bors and kinspeople from a wide SEQ
tlon TO get together I'm a gathering
in which good feeling reigns supreme.
II is q great time for the renewal
OF old friendships and the formation
OF new acquaintances. II is the one
time when the rich and the poor all
mingle together In an amiabe de-
mocracy that Is beneficial to both.
That is why you will find 1t profitable
10 go 10 the fair, wherever II is held
at Rockville or Easton, on the
Eastern Shore or In the Cumberland
Valley. For you will find the same
crowd OF good people enjoying them
selves. The fair In Maryland has In
II the spirit OF good fellowship and
that have made the
State famous for It's hospitality and
WaTm-heartedness, Baltimore Sun.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-16
In Spite Of
Being Blind
Proportion Of Sightless
Who Win Out Is Above
the Average.
Observation-Disclosures

Der when compared with those who
have full power to see.
The cases OF Helen Keller and OF
Senator Gore are familiar TO every one.
The middle West has produced an
other remarkable blind man I'm "Blind
Kelley" the "St. Louis Sherlock
Holmes" as he has been called,
lawyer practising at the bar. Ac-
cordlng to Van Norden's Magazine,
his powers OF deductiye reasoning are
almost uncanny.
He can tell on entering a room how
many persons are there assembled.
he can give you the dimensions OF
the room without walking around 1t.
Almost, II appears, he has solved the
mystery OF the fourth dimension, and
has apparently developed a sixth
sense.
In challenging jurors this blind at
torney displays a judgment OF char
acter that is miraculous TO the man
gifted with sight There are honest
and dishonest voices, he says, and
he makes astonishlngly accurate de-
cisions.
Walter A. Kelley lost his sight
when II years old. He is only 20
now. He was educated at a school
for the blind, and then took "A course
at the St Louis Law School and was
graduated with honors in 1904.
He explains his professional sue
ceBses by pointing out that the human
memory can be so cultivated that any
thing read aloud can be engraved
upon the mind TO be called upon at
will.
The list OF the blind who have
achieved a success at least equal TO
that Of seeing men of their own
standing I'm education and intelli-
gence might be continued indefinitely.
There are Gen. Brayton, the blind
boss of Rhode Island; Chris Buck
ley, the blind boss OF San Francisco;
pr William Moon. who invented a
new system Of reading for old and
ihsensitlve fingers, and whose son,
Robert Moon, Is secretary of the
Pennsylvania Home Teaching So
ciety and Free Circulating Library
for the Blind.
There is the Rev. William Beres.
ford of England, who lost his sight
while playing with his little broth
er. DR.. Morrison Heady of Nor
nlandy, who lost his sight and hear
ing when boy, but who wrote verses
of no mean calibre.
There is Prof f. d. Campbell,
who holds the chair OF chemistry at
Ann Arbor, and another blind man
OF the same name Is Dr. F. ]. Camp
bell, IL. d., who is an American, but
holds the position OF head at the
Normal College I'm England Blind
as he is, Or. Campbell climbed Mont
Blanc.
Prof Edward Crowell taught Latin
at Amherst for fifty years, during
twenty OF which he was quite sight
less. Prescott. the historian. was
nearly blind.
Nicholas Saunderson, who was
blind from childhood, was professor
OF mathematics at the University OF
Cambridge in the first part OF the
eighteenth century. Curlously enough
he lectured on optics and the theory
Or vision.
Queen Carmen sylvia OF Rumanla
has a blind secretary who Is also
che inventor OF a writing machine
E0t the blind. Rumania has G.OO0.O 600 |
OF whom 10000 are
blind. OF these. $1,000 are married.
O. one year 10000 became blind from
6N6pma.
John b. Curtiss. who superintends
.gSs ssiFs s5ail |. 4 Ai IN: Srs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15

The ladies' OF Leeds NJ. p. Church
will hold strawberry festival IN Scar
borough's Hall, ON Wednesday even
ing. May 10.
The Schuylkill Construction Com
pany will build bridge over the Lit
tie Elk. near Hickory Hill, OF stone
and concrete, for $500
--I3I tickets were sold at Elkton
station 10 passengers bound to Will
mington TO attend Ringing Bros.
Circus. yesterday, Up 10 II a. m.
"A fish hook caught in the thumb
OF young Mercer Terrell. year old
son OF John H. Terrell. one day this
week. and was cut out by a physician.
The pupils OF Barksdale school
will hold festival on the school
grounds. Friday evening. May 81. II
stormy. Saturday evening Everybody
is invited.
There will be an ice cream festival
held in Red Mems Hall. at Cherry
Hill, Tor the benefit OF the Cherry Hill
Citizens Band. Public invited. II
stormy, next clear evening.
John Earle. colored lad, was
charged before Justice Gilpin, on We'd
nesday night with attacking n colorcd
girl. daughter OF Elmer Lambson,
and went to jail in default Of the fine
imposed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15

bay View Council. Jr. O. Y. A.
NJ. will celebrate It's fifteenth annivcr-
sary, next Saturday.
Omar d. Crothers. Esq, will enter
the Democratic primaries for the nomi-
nation for the State Senate and has
resigned from the Board OF Election
Supervisors
About twenty-five persons gather
ed on 81. Stephens Green. Earlevillc,
on last Wednesday, and after enjoying
fine spread took trip 10 Better
ton on the launch Cecil"
"A slim attendance Witnessed the
Marriage OF his Ward at Elkton
Opera House last Friday evening. ow-
ing 10 the thunder gust. The play was
well rendered. but was somewhat
shortened
MIR Frank Wyer and wife, OF Viii
minginn. have been asked to come TO
Providence 10 take charge OF the meet
ings at the Providence Gospel Chapel
ior this year They have been moving
this week
The Pennsylvania Railroad an
nounces rate OF 81 from Elkton TO
Gettysburg for its Memorial Day ex-
cursion to the famed battlefield. on
May 81 Train will leave here a, SII
a. m. and return about 10 D. M.
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Notice 10 Creditors

This u TO rive notice that the subscribers 81
Cecil county. have obtained from the Orphans
Court 81 -aid county. letters Of Administration
Z. I. a. on the personal estate Of
MARY J. RICKETTS,.
late ol Said county deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned 10 rxbiii, the same. with the vouchers
thereof siuiy authenticated on
or before the 81 day Of october. 100.
they may Otherwise. by law. he excluded from
all benefits OF said estate. All indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment
10 the subscribers.
Given under our hands aud seals this ID day Of
April. 1907.
GEORGE KIcKETTs.
MARGARET RICKETTS,,
Administrators &. I. a. of Mary J. Ricketts,. de.
ceased.
Test: Thos. u. Miller. Register.
iTaprsw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Teachers Examination

IN examination lot those who desire to secure
a Teachers Certificate will he held al the Howard
street school, ilkton, beginning Wednesday.
June ,, at n III. "Wednesday and Thursday.
Jnne and 3. for Second Grade. Friday and Sat.
urday June and S, for First Grade. All .appl,.
inr fof First Grade must hold Second Grade
Certificate. Males must lac ~ years OF age. Pc.
males u yeafs.
Those desiring scholarship at State Normal
school may appk ON Wednesday, June :.
GEORGE RIDDLE.
isma Nv County Superintendent.
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$500 SQUARE FEET OF LAND
Store Room and Houses f|n|

AZ .aid corner. - dwelling house being on each
-'lr Of store room, one nj thcm rx,cntiuS over
SAID store. The store room is alipu, 81 .ccl long
"ne OF said dwelling contains rooms ,nd The
u.Atg rooms.
The pT"irrt, T. vel l"ratcI i"r hH,iuc., rmr.
posse and piac,- "i residence aud + Vet worthy
o. the attention OF buyer. either inf investment
o. persona. occupancy.
rlIE TERMS OF SAL 4. prescribed ,. said lie.
cfrt atc that one third 81 the purchase money
shaIl.hc raid IN each "u the day OF sal. and the
remainder with interest IN six m,r'r. There.
from the credit payment To- Ice secured .a the
satisfaction oi the trustee hut these terms ma, lee
modified {" ,uii The CONVENIENCE Dc. a .,',.ia-tnr,
purchases.
trs' Of Ur,,l at expense "l purchase.
GEORGE \. BLAZE.
Trustee.
T.. 81. Grooves Au,,i"r,,r. .sml ..
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Notice To Creditors

fhi- rs to- give notice tina, the subscriber pi
Irril county has Obtained from the orphan.
Court q! said county. letter. OF Administration
On the personal estate ni
WILLIAM T.. CUMMINGS.
late oi ,aid county deceased. All persons hgy,
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned To exhibit the same. with the voucher.
lhrfcui dnlN authenticated. on
~ before the 18th day of November, ~"
the, maN Otherwise l., law, hc excluded from
all benefit 81 said estate, Al indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate IaN inrni
q the subscriber
Given nndr' ms hand aud seal this lilh ia, 81
Mn, 80.
ANNIE NJ. q MNiINGS.
AdmriN al Wm. T.. Cumming
Test TuuS. u. MILLER, Register. iSmaSi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15

! desire to announce to the public
that | am a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for Clerk OF the Court
OF Cecil County, subject to the will OF
the party as it may be expressed in
convention or primaries.
(Signcd), SAMUEL G. BYE.
May I,-ti
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Notice To Creditors

Thi. is to give notice that the subscriber oi
Cecil county. has obtained from the Orphans
Court al said county. letters oi Administration e.
I. q. Oh The personal estate Of
JOHN X. JOHNSON,
late OF said county deceased. III persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn.
ct to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
dnl, authenticated. ON
or before the 10Th dny Of oct. ifVp
they may Otherwise. los law. be excluded from
all bcncht ul said estate Al indebted iu -aiu
estate atc requested to- make immediate payincn,
to ihc subscriber.
Given under M maud aud seal this 9Th day ri
Aprii i'sH
GRO. ". EVANS
admir- e.. T. a. of John X. johnson. deceased.
Test. TlIpS. Is. MILLER, Register,
itutN SIS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Candidate For Sheriff

desire TO publicly announce that |
am candidate for the Republican
nomination for sheriff OF Cecil county,
subject TO the will OF the party as it
may be expressed in Convention or
Primaries (Signed)
WILLIAM Z. TAYLOR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Eggsfor Matching
From BestLayers and
Choice Fowls

White siinprcas the best layers q an to~is
none excepted. The Minoseas arr also good
table fowls IS cvnts per IL eggs
White wyaudosses. choice fowls. and from the
hest stock Is cents per u eggs. The WAN
doties are areai winisr layers. and large sized
checkers. cocks weighing 10 10 lbs. hens 10 )
lbs.
FRED u. LErFLER.
,iaprlm Eikton. SD
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Notice 10 Creditors

This - to give notice that the subscriber
81 Cecil county has obtained from the orphans
Court oi said county letters Of Administration
on the personal estate of
CYRUS +. WILSON
late 81 said county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated. on
before the eth day of September, issP
they may Otherwise, by law. lie exclndsd from
all benefit uf said estate. All indebted Ia said e.
tate are requested to make immediate pas iicni
to the subscriber.
Given under IN, hand and seal this Goth day Of
March. i'Np.
GEO. A. BLAKE
Administrator OF Cyrus =. Wilson. deceased.
Test TIlUS. u. MILLER Register.
i5aprSt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Local lettings

organized.
delaware College will have a field
day in June, with relay teams from
each class.
North Eas, Knights of the Golden
Eagle admitted seven new members on
Wednesday evening.
John Whitaker, 81 Calvert, was
recently showing a duck egg with cir
conferences OF ii and I-2 inches
The proceeds OF the bazag held last
Saturday by Miss S r. Mller's Bible
Class oil Union NJ. f. Church totalcd
$50.
During the absence 81 John Mar
quettc, his shocmakcrs shop in Mid
dletown was entered and robbed OF
SIoo.
Robert Donnelly and Wade II.
Parker were occupied this week re-
painting the Evans residence ON North
street.
Mrs. l.. II. Benefits store and
residence building on Main street, was
improved this week with a new coat
OF paint
The Knights OF Py,han OF Lewis
vile have installed new chairs and
new piano IN the audience room OF
their hall
"A hen owned by John Stevenson,
Of Providence, recently Matched twin
chickens, ono a triile larger than the
oher. from a single egg
The North East Athletic Associa-
ton cleared 500 IRON the performance
Of the Starry Flag" given in Elktnu
Opera House ,on May 5.
Walter |. Smith and \. Il. McVcy
are supervising the stretch Of ;mnrov-
ed road from Pleasant Ilir To- Kinks
Bridge. which is progressing we'll
The members OF the Alumni Of the
Cecil County High School are asked
TO meet at the Academy. Elkton. Sat
urday afternoon. MAY y. at three
o'clock.
Mrs. .Lurray Nandivcr, 81 navrc
de Grace. while shopping IN Philadcl.
phia. one day last week. was attacked
with appendicitis aud Was removed to
her home
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Notice 10 Creditors

This i TO give Notice that the subscribers Of
Cecil county, have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF said county. letters Tcsiamcntary on
the personal estate OF
JOHN l.. cRoTHERS.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated on
or before the I'd day Of october. igy
they may otherwise. 10y law. lie excluded from
all benefits OF said estate. All indebted to said
estate arr requested To- make immediate payment
To the subscribers.
Given under DIR hands aud seals this III day
oi April, i'd9
LEWIS :. CROTHERs
". HAINES CROTHERS
ENrs. OF John l.. Croihers
Test Thos. H. Miller. Register
i5apfst
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Two Lots or Parcels Of Land,

now forming one whole parcel. situate on the
northwest corner OF West High street and Singer
Is Avenue IN said town al Elkton aud particular
Is described in the deed referred to in said mort
gage This lot has front Of - feet ON West
High street and depth 81 $50 feet to an alicy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Two Double Houses N

making four dwellings. These dwelling. are
new aud contain NINE ROOMS each. with bath
aud good cellars, with gas and ccctri. light. also
town water aud good sewer connections.
TERMS oFSAiE, prescribed b, the mortgage.
are. Cash on day o' sale; but more favorable
terms can probably nc arranged tot responsible
buyer. Purchaser 20 nav cost of conveyance.
The property will lie offered in parcels aud also
whole.
l.. MARSHALL itAiSES.
Aitornc, named IN the Mortgage
y, NJ tt"Nr>, NuCt. IS INA t.
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Noti.e i. hevchN given to the lien erection. NJ
'aid koieti Henry Jackson 10 Tile their claims
Court for .t,il county within -iNty DAYS from
Mav u l#ri The date Of the first insertion Of
this police.
HENRY VI McCrLLurGH.
ltnias So Special Auditor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Err NISI

Richard I Cook Ct al. aud Elizabeth Robinson
81. ~ y. S'uFcrly ruin aud Paper COMPANY Of
Cecil County,
80 the Cironit Court lnl Cecil Coun,,
In Faulty, M. !s-l
ordered this 5th day ni AIay Ia,rp that the re-.
port al Robert {. Thackrfy, Auditor. mcu,iouedin
these proceedings, lie ratified and confirmed. IN.
less cause 10 the contrary thereof Ice shown or
before the 10Th day OF May i'Sfi. provided copy
Of this order lie Inserted In some newspaper print.
ed and published ia Cecil County once IN each OF
two successive weeks before the ,ird day Of NAV
100.
MANLY DRENNRN,
True Copy ftst Clerk,
sma ~ MANLY DRESNRN CLERK.
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$4,000

TO LOAN ON Mortgage on Real Rsta,e in Cecil
county IN sums 20 suit.
". r. wARBuRToN.
apr loft Rikton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
HORSE ION SAFE
Plants For Sale
MONEY TO LOAN.

s'a0O to loan on first mortgage ON real
estate In sums OF 500 Also 500 ON brst
mortgage. Apply TO
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH
JulyZT.tf Eikton. nd.
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FOR SAIE-Onc new ctinhion.tirc speed cart
ono pneumatic tire speed cart Apply 10
RALPH N. RERS.
i7apr u Chesapeake City. Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-15
Auditors Notice
To Lien Creditors
Ia. Re. The MortRapcd Real Estate ri Rnhct
Henry Jackson.

lu III, Circuit Court Tot Cecil County.
IN Equity No. .sii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-28

him there. She was feeling just tri1e lonely in
the midst of the gay and Chattering thrOng that
crowded the station. The presence OF one who
was not wholly a stranger of a friends friend. OF a
man whose name was familiar made the journey
look less dreanlike She glad he had not
sought to travel in her carriage That tactful,
and indeed his courtesy and pleasant words during her
first brief meeting with him IN the Embankment
Hotel had conveyed the same favorable impression.
So when the hour hand of the big clock over
hanging the center of the platform pointed to
eleven. the long train glided quietly away with its
her new acquaintance could possibly know that
their meeting had been witnessed, with a blank
amazement that was rapidly transmitted into sheer
annoyance by a young American engineer named
Charles X. Spenser.