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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11

December Is. BY former State Treas
urcr OF PENNSYLVANIA, William n.
Berry.
The girls oi soio. Tome Institute.
cleared SIS from their recent baxar.
Ashes caused blaze in q she'd. III
the rear OF r. NJ. Groves home on
North street, yesterday morning, which
was luckily controlled.
The teachers and pupils OF Back
Greek Neck school will hold box
social az the home OF Mr.. Philip OFT.
on Thursday evening, December f6. IL
stormy, the next evening fFriday.)
Wild geese are flying southwark
in increasing numbers, and cold wea-
thcr is looked for before Christmas.
II is noped that the water supply will
be replcnished before ice closes the
streams.
II he READ estate Of the late John
T. Lewis, of Newark. was offered at
public sale in that town, last Thurs
day. but was withdrawn save the lot
on Main street which was sold 10 Geo.
Huber. for sioso.
"A mat and oyster supper will be
served in the G. A. X. Hall, North
East. this evening, by the Ladies
| Guild OF ST. Marv's Church. Proceeds
for parochial purposes. Everybody is
| invited to attend.
Six children OF the late Charles F.
| Pyle. of Newark, whose recent death
was soon followed by that uf his wife,
| are i'll at Farnhurst with scarletina.
| Efforts will be made 10 have the child
rem cared for when they recover.
William morris was given a term
| Of not more than twelve and not less
than three ears imprisonment with
| fine OF Sioo nj Lancaster. on Saturday.
| for fclnnious assault upon Miss Lulu
Brown. ~ Little Britain township, last
July.
State Commissioner OF Insurance
| n. f. ChouSe. oi Carroll county. was
| re elected for another term OF two
wears by the Board of Public Works
! Governor Crothcrs. Comptroller Her
ing and State Treasurer Vandiver. on
! Monday
"A poultry s"np will he ser, ed at
| Hopcwcll NJ. f. PARSONAGE. Wood
! lawn. Tue sdav December It Supper
from & to o Proceeds for benefit OF
heater fund Tickets 2s cents Ice
cream. cake. fancy articles FOR sale. II
stormy. next evening.
The Delaware lntcrurban Railway
COMPANY formed 10 build n trolley line
from Wilmington to Eltton. via New
ark. which has been in = receivers
hards for some time mast. will dissolve.
the stockholders sharing the small as
sets left to the concern
"A number oi Elkton brethren
visited Middlctown on Wednesday
cvcring To witness the comforting OF
deprecs Nv the Staff oi Eden Lodge.
l. q. O r. Of Wilmington. upon sew
cral candidates The visitors were en-
tcrtaincd hy Good Samaritan Lodge
in fine Stvlc
The aides Md Society az Ebcn-
czcr NJ. r. Church pil hold al oyster
supper at the home ~ M. Ernest
Rrickl"v. Pennington, Thursday even
inc. December n Supper served
from O'Clock 10 nine. ic" cream,
cake and candy for sale. II stormy
next cverino.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
MET SAD FATE

Messrs. William Sclby. former
ElktoniGn and Robert II. Lynn, Presi-
dent of the American National Bank
oi Washington. -. C., with Griffith
IlalStead. broker 81 that city, came
10 Elkton last Thursday evening. and,
after n visit al Mrs. J. \. J. CreswellS
home, near town. lett on Taylor W.
McKenncy'S launch the Spray for
a days ducking on the Susquehanna
flats The took position. about two
miles ard haii rom Turkey Point.
and early last Friday morning pre-
pared ior the days sport The party
were To take turns IN the sink box, and
Mr.. Lynn entered II about 1890
o'clock John Lang and Charles
Brown. experienced river men. ac-
companird the party and were in
charge oi n ruwbnGt, aS is usual. kept
within sight or hail ~ the gunner in
the box
Shortly after Mr. Lynn entered the
box the party on the shore noticed thal
the box had disappeared. Later il
was found stink and Mr.. lynn's lbdv
was located IN about five feet OF water.
about fifty feet from the sink box. a
hole was found IN one end of the box.
seemingly made hv . charge from q
gun II was surmiScd that Mr. Iynn's
gun was fired accidentally. and that IL
It's rccoil it probably struck him in the
stomach aud rendered him ScusclcSs.
Meanwhile the box filled and sank and
MIR lynu'S body WAS washed tn the
point where il was found 1t was
taken aboard the Spra" and brought
% Elktpn. where McssrS NinSngcr &
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
NeW Officers Qualify

Cecil X rk. Clerk elect ui the Cir
cr,t Court received his commission
IN Mouj,ay iast and took the oath ui
ou6cc. uu tbc same evening. 1t Easton.
before Judg, \dkiu,. giving bond in
the stun ut >t4.nn, with Holiday IT.
T. 'rk. lrl1; / Williams. Robert {
lh,ck,r,. Mltun u. Fletcher, Dlhc
{. Gihs ard Rplcrt \. Kirk. ~ sure
Tic Nr KIRK la, ~eicc:vd aN his de-
puty lis. tharlv, : Peacock. oi
Chcrry ,li,l Col William c. Purncll
and J. VI Groves, al lslktun Richard
T. MatU, inrmer dcnuty clerk oi
Talbot iuiy. = temporarily acrving
M Kirk in that ca"acity.
ltnma, Il Miller Register II Wills
eject. ais" received IL, commission on
Mnnday. hut will not take oath oi
office, until the Orphan, Court mas
approved hi, bond. ut it, regular meet
ing. nn Tuesday next Mr., Miller
hurd j, iur 5000. 81. 500 each with the
United state, Fidelity aud Guarantee
C"mpan, m Baltimore. Charles T.
Marburluu local agent. and the Fidcl-
i,y and Deposit Company oi Maryland,
&. Il Finley. Ir. local agent
Mcssr> William IT. DcShaue and
Irwin g. Griffith will qualify aS County
Commissioners on tuesday next when
the Board meet, aud the rev Board
ui County Commissioner, viii he or
ganilcd
Sheriff ! Wesley McNliis,cr aud hi.
Deputy. John / $ Stewart. qualified
before the Clerk ni the Cour, Manly
Drenncn. on Friday last. and have
rutcrcd upon their dutic,
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Shot On n Ducking Trip

Dr,. Can,w u. ui North East and
Mitchell. ui Erktru "u MONDAY treat
ID Frank H,uiamn g. years Old OF
Ilopcwcll y. J.. father ui the miller
At G'lp'n, Fall, 'nr = gun,h"t wound
N the leg received accidentally while
ne was uu a ducklng trip at summer
~, cabin near Carpenter Point The
gun WAS l'ing "n the ground. and Mr..
Benjamin stepped about Il several
times. when il wa, finally maccount
ably tired. tue charge blowing away
part ~ The cali oi hi, leg. Nitcr treat
mrnt hy Dr., Cautwcll aud Mitchell
ne Lett inr hi, home
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
Personals Social

Miss Bessie Bratton spent Sunday
with friends IN Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. -. s. Terrell spent
several days oi this week IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Oliver c. Giles has returned
from a visit to Wilmington and Phila-
dciphia
Mr.. aud Mrs James Cunningham. OF
Newark. spent Sunday with Mr.. aud
Mrs William L. Dean.
Miss Martic Bowand and her bro
thcr Rufus T.. Rowland, attended a
asqucradc dance in Chester on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. George T. Hitworth. Of VIII
mingiun was an Elkton visitor this
week. the guest of her mother. Mrs
\. T. Shockley.
Director Thomas s. Baker. of Tome
Institute. was in New York this week
and attended the annual dinner oi the
Southern Society.
Mr. Edward Il. Smith and Miss
Clara Belle Benjamin were married nj
BAY View NJ =. Parsonage. on De
ccmher {, h' Rev. J. l.. Elderdicc.
\ rumbcr ~ her friends were en-
ltlldllNi lANA w faillNNflhN NNNAhiik ny
Miss Julia George. at the home Of her
aunt. Mrs. George Davis. on East
High street.
The engagement oi Miss Beatrice
Caldwell daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
George Caldwell ui ConowinGo. To
Mr. cvi SINNERS, Jr.. oi Port De
post. j. announced
Harry \ Wells. former wcll-known
Elktouian. veteran telegraph opera
tor. long in the cmplny OF the Asso-
GATED Press. ~ late years NJ Buffalo.
y y. ha, been retired
MIR l;nnch Ferguson and Miss Dol
lie Kline. both 81 Flkton. were mar
ricd at the humc "i the bride on We'd
ursdav evening. hy Rev IT. y G.
WcStcriic,d They will reside in FIX
ton.
The Elk, throughout the country or
Sunday held services in memory ot
members who died during the wear
W { Fcchly, a member oi the Order
and Mrs Fcchlv attended exercise
held in Baltimore.
Nn interesting papcrnr The DUTY
ui Stakeholder tn Trust Com
r.u," j. contributed ro the November
issue ni Trust Companies 10y Rich
ard Reese. Treasurer oi the Euuitab'
Crmpany 81 Wilmington. Formerly o
Elkton
The Rising sun Fuchrc Club met al
Mrs J 7 Camcron'> on Wednesday
evening Sis tables were in use. Mis-
Gertrude Dare and George R'a'c mad
the hiuh scores The rcNt mcctiul
will bc at Mr. NJ +; Founder, ur
December -.
The engagement oi Mis-, Marrarc
l'r:mh'r formerly "i Colura. nov
'cnchcr ir Chester county. Pa, to Mr.
Charles Teal 81 North Carolina. i
announced Their wedding will tax,
rlacc toward the close ~ this month
at the home "i Miss Trimblc's sister
Mrs Frank Foster. at. Culora.
The friend, ui Mis-, Emmalccn Iol
per. inrmcrl" ni l;lktnu enjoyed
birthday party at the home oi her par
cuts. Mr. and Mrs William Iolpcr
Ii27 Wca street. Wilmington. nn
night last week Refreshments wer
served ard each oi the many guest
received tasteful souvenir.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
NEWS ITEMS or LOCAL INTEREST

members OF Company L are ar
ranging for the organization OF bas-
kct ball team.
"A horse that Samuel Lee, Of
Krik's Mills, was exercising on Tues
day, kicked him in the face, cutting his
lip badly.
Miss Florence Marshbank will
succeed Miss Nellie Reed as teacher
at Johnson School. ELK Neck, after
New Years.
Supper will be served for the bene-
fl OF Elk Mills Chapel in Carter's
Hall. this evening. which the public is
invited to attend.
Mrs. Mary l.. Clark and family re-
moved from one OF Mrs. A. Nj. X.
Prices houses on East Main street, TO
Wilmington this week.
.--Childs Council No. So will attend
services at Leeds NJ. p Church tomor-
row Sunday at 1890. All members
are requested 10 be present.
Falling down flight OF stairs at
the Oxford Hotel, ON Tuesday, Mrs.
Walter ID. Irwin, OF Lombard, was
severely Jared but escaped unhurt.
Revival services will be resumed
in Wesle" Chapel. Elk Neck, tomor-
row evening. and will be continued
throughout the week at 73o p. m.
a {. Jackson has begun the dis
play of moving pictures at Perryvillc
4 and Stephenson < McMullcn will
shortly operate another like show
Failing on the stone steps OF Elk.
ton High School, William Pratt was
rendered scnseless for time. one day
/ t..t ..sgats Ittt ..tt ..,,l,t,rt
w. W. Beck, States Attorney for
Kent county. underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Church Home
aud lnirmar" in Baltimore. on Mon.
day.
S. I, Christ. gooscbonc prophet
of StrauSStown. Pa, predicts n storm,
winter with a blizzard in February ant
snow storms during the coming holi.
days.
All members oi Child's Council
| Jr O. L. a. NJ. are requested 10 AT
tend divine service at Leeds NJ =
| Church, tomorrow morning. at 10. g
, o'clock
--Forty-iive employees OF the Nc
, Clcnahan Granite Company oi Pori
! Deposit. !, is stated. have been laiC
of owing 10 the approach OF cole
weather
William s. Carrigan. broker, o
Philadelphia. we'll known in this sec
ton as u summer resident at Plum
Point. died at his home IN ,ha, city oi
/ MONDAY evening.
WASHINGTON Camp. T. O. s oi A
~ Warwick. will hold festival witt
\ supper in the town hall, next Wed
ncsdav evening December Is. Every
body i invitcO 10 attend.
Court begins ON Monday Their,
ere m civil cases on the Calendar witt
~ appeals and number Of crimipa
cases. ircludin% Scott Johnson's 10
the murder Of James l.. Me Mister.
Six members OF Company r. FRS
Regiment. NJ n. G.. qualified as ex
pcrtS, three as sharpshooters and ?
as martsmcn in last summers prac
iicc at Saunders Rance, Gerburnc
A lecture on Modern Tnlit'cs wi
he given in Mt plea SAINT NJ +. Church
Colora. on next Wednesday evening
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
Former Cecil Man Loses Mind

Edward Ford. 10 years old, of Phila.
dclphia. formerly oi the Octoraro
Junction section, head gardner on the
Pennsylvania Railroads main line. was
taken in charge by Sheriff McAllister
on Wcdncsd sday night, on request OF
relatives. at his former home. which
he was visiting on cunning trip
Ford suddenly lost hi, mind and be-
gan hurting rocks at his fathers home
aud the signal tower at Octoraro juno
ton He was >ubducd and tied until
the Shcriif'S arrival DR. lamar cX-
amincd him and had him transferred
temporarily from the iail here to the
county Insane Asylum Ford j, mar
ricd and has a wife ard three children.
1t i understood that he claims 10 have
been druggcd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
VIII OF L. M. HaineS

The viii q T.. Marshall Haincs,
made January ~. 1902. witnessed by
William J. Jones: Clinton Mccullough
and Robert c Thackerv, was fled in
the Registers office yesterday. Mr.
liaincs leaves all his property to his
wife and her heirs forever Mrs.
Haincs is made cxccutrix without bond
and is uncovered To sell any Of the
property should need arise. as execu-
trix but not ts dcv;scc The tcStator
says his disposal oi the property is
made not for lack oi affection ior his
sous. but for their and their mothers
best interest
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home there, on Saturday morning, OF
heart trouble. aged Al years. His
father and mother, ten brothers and
sisters, his wife and four children sur
vive him. His funeral was held on
Tuesday. with internent IN Charles
town Cemetery.
CAPT. JOHN c. REYNOLDS.
Capt John {. Reynolds, senior Off
Ger of the ericsson Line of steamers,
died at his home, I.l2p Riverside ave,
Baltimore. on Thursday, OF compli-
cation oi diseases. aged 7J years. He
was born nj North East and in early
life began work as n dcckhand He
rose steadily and was given command
OF the Octoraro. He had charge OF
several steamers OF the Ericsson Line
and last commanded the Genra1 Cad
walader. His son. Capt. Jesse b.
Reynolds. served under him and now
commands the Chesapeake Capt.
Reynolds was well known and popular.
His wife. who was Miss Roxaana
Harris. oi Trenton. n. J., and daugh-
ter. Mrs Eva s. Allen. OF BROOKLYN.
n. Y. survive him with his son. Capt.
Jesse b. Reynolds. His funeral will
be held at u. M. today. with interment
i'll l.oudon Park Cemetery. Baltimore
CARLTON KIMBLE.
Carlton Kimblc. a wcl-known and
highly esteemed retired farmer, OF the
Sixth district died at his home in
Rising Sun. on Thursday. OF harden
ing oi the arteries, in the seventeen
year OF his age lie owned fine
farm near Rising Sun. which he work
cd for man ears. now managed by
his -son He was engaged in buying
and raising cattle at which he was YER
successful lie was director of the
National Bank of Rising Sun. and had
other fnancifl interests. Four daugh
tcrs. Mrs. b =. Nichols. Mrs. Jane.
II Evans. Mis-. Ross Martindale. Miss
.cna kimhlc. and son. John II
! Kimble. survive him His funeral will
he held on Monday. with services at
1 his home at ~ n. M and interment ~
West Nottingham Cemetery.
MISS INDIA KEEN.
Miss India Keen daughter of Henry
! - Keen. of West Nottingham, died Al
: her parents home there, on Tuesday
oi consumption. aged ~ years. He'
1 father aud mother. five brothers ant
| a large circle oi friends mourn hcr
loss. Her funeral was held ycstcrda,
with services n West nottingham
I Pre- sbytcriau Church and in,crment il
: the adjoining cemetery.
MRS. JOHN DUNSMORE
Mrs. Anna G.. Dunsmorc. widow q
JOHN Dunsmore. died in Wilmington
last FRIDAY aged a years. Her iun
cral was held ou Monday from tn,
residence oi her Son-inlaw, James l.
Thomas. s1S French street Final ser
vices were held in Cherry Hill NJ T.
Church, with iutcrmcnt in the adjoin
ing cemetery.
ALBERT LEFFLER.
Nlhcr, l.eii cr well known rcsiden
at llavrc dc Grace. died suddenly q
anoplcx" Il, his home there. on Mon
day night. aged 6l years. Ills wife
two daughters and five sons surviv
him.
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Church Services
METHODIST

fItlktou NJ. T.. Church, Rev. II. \.
c. WrStcrhcld Pastor. Sabbath
services at the West End Chapel, o.I5
n. m: preaching at the church, 10 90
a. M and 7So p. m. Morning subject,
Requisites for Revival" Evening
subject. "ChriS,'s Social Laws: the
Law oi Love" Sabbath school. 2 p.
M; Epworth League Devotional Ser
vice. rs p m \ cordial invitation is
extended I" the public for each of
these services.
sHoncwcll NJ. r. Church. Wood
lawn. Rev J Howard Gray, Pastor.
Sabbath service December -: Sun
day School. 10; preaching a, 10 80 and
League 1t :. 70 O'Clock. Preaching at
Asbury at ; p. M Morning subject,
Hope as an Anchor Evening sub
jcct. Saved 10 the Uttcrmost" All
wrlcom,. Revival service in the even
ing.
aSt Johns NJ. +. Church. Lewis
Vile. Pa, Rev. |. G.. FoSnocht, Pastor.
Sunday School o. 90 and preaching N
1890 a M and 7 p. III. Morning sub
jcci. From Palace To Poverty" Even
ing. The Fountain Of Blood" Young
peoples meeting before service in the
morning,
'Evangcl:Stic services are in pro-
grcss a, the West End Chapel. under
the direction oi Rev. II. \. &. WcSter-
field Spirited singing, good attend
ancc and manifest interest have char
actcrizcd the meetings They will be
continued each evening next week. cx-
ccpt Saturday. Nj welcome
fR Day Cantwel will preach AT
Crouch's Chapel tomorrow Sunday
evening. at :, 10 O'Clock Public is in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-11
Delaware Cadets Rifle Match

The inlcr-cum' amy rifle match held
hy the cadet, oj Dclawrac College va,
won h, Cumpary T.. with score of
olS Com"au, { scored sSr; \. s5o:
y. soz. Field stan and Bani -.
vcr and th, second team hrnusr
medals, The members of The w,nniu"
team were Nandcgr.it Eastman. DGvi,
and lhuma, Company { team. Han
iy. Carswc' a,tcrsrn, Duughrrty \,
llclslcr. Sloan. Clark Schacffcr -.
raylnr. Nlilliugtuu. Reynolds. Whit
;ngham Field STAFF aud Band, Ay-
,r.t. Kidd. Ohirr. Kirk.
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Held Up HIS Fafher-In-Law

\ young man named Gilpin, a
bridgcworker, who married daughter
oi Leonard Campbell. of Perryville.
made things lively there on Thursday.
First he held up with pistol, his
iathcr-in-law, and demanded SIoo.
which the latter said he did not have.
Gilpir then brought pressure on his
wife aud Campbell. with the aid of
friends. managed to get check IN a
Havrc dc Grace bank Gilpin and his
wife are said to have gotten the money
and on their return 10 have made a
rough house Neighbors intcrfcrcd.
and the couple were arrested ard after
u hearing were held for Court.
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EIkfon'S Light And Water

Report has ii that the Legislature.
at It's coming session will be asked to
authorize the Town Council oi Elkton
to issue bonds to build combined
watcrwurk, and electric light plant to
he owned and operated by the town.
The charter oi the Maryland Water
Company. which NOW supplies the town
at q cost 81 $3.50 year, expires. and
the town has the option oi purchasing
the water system. but the price likely
to be set i deemed too high. hence the
nrnnM. ed bond issue
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Struck And Killed On Rails

4 G. kcnly. ui lIayrc dc Grace, en-
plnycd ior several years as bridge
carpenter hy the T.. h & w r X,
while at work repairing a bridge near
North East station. on Friday morn
ing. wa, struck and instantly killed by
passenger train 20. Norihbnund Cor
oucr Frazer was notified and left for
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Fire On Hartford Farm

Fire ui unknown origin, OH Sunday
right. destroyed the large barn at
"Ili-nand the john Moorcs farm
near Bel .ur. with its contents. corn.
fodder aud straw. Seven horses per-
i,hrd in the llaucs The cattle cs-
capped and the pranary filed with
wheat. was saved The Darn and con
tcrt, were insured in the Hartford Nut.
uai Company
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Led Horse Causes Runaway

James Mackic and Lewis Good. Of
Kcmblcville. on SATURDAY. started to
drive to . sale leading horse back OF
the wagon. The led horse grew un-
ruly pulling Mr.. Good out OF the
wagon in which Mr., Mackic was left
without the rcins The horse drawing
the wagon ran OF and threw Mr.
Mackic oE He was badly cut and
bruised. Mr.. Good escaped injury.
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Broke Leg By Fall

Parker l.uShy. q years old, of the
Cccilion section. is at Union Hospital
for treatment for a compound com
minated fracture OF the leg. part Of the
bore pro,ruding Though the flesh
caused by falling from load OF wood
on Tuesday II Is hoped that his leg
may be saved but his injury is quite
serious
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PerryUiIIe Vehicle RriGge

TIC exact date Tor The opening o.
the Pcrryvllc- Ilavre dc Grace Vehicle
bridge has not been set. but it may be
ready Tor use hv Christmas The side
rlilingS are painted white to show up
more plainly al night and electric
light, will be supplied The work oi
placing the engine on the draw is now
N progress. and little more remains To
H., done
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McCaI'S Ferry Plant Sold

William II Rarnum REPRESENTING
about 90 ~cr cent. oi the holders of
the bonds oi the McCalls Ferry Power
Company purchased all tue interests,
RIGHTS, etc. oi the concern, at rcceiv-
er's sale. in lancaster, ON Wcdnesda"
ior S2.ooo.oo the only bid offered.
S7.oco.ooo mas been spent on the great
plant thus lar. and several more will
be required for It's completion.
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Local RfUer improvements

The Book oi Estimates, submitted
%, Congress st the opening ~ it, scs-
sion on Monday by Secretary ri the
Treasury McNcaph contains items oi
$4,000 for the maintenance oi Elk
River channel and Ss4,Soo ior the Sus
quehanua river. above and below llay-
rc de Grace
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Death OF Bishop GoodseH

Bishop Daniel AYERS Gnudscll, one
~ the most distinguished Methodist
prclttc,. died at his home in New
y ork ci' ON Sunday. after an opera
ton iur carhurclc 81 hi, ncck. aged 60
wears He presided over Wilmington
Conference in 1901, i"o5 aud 1903 He
was an able writer and speaker, and
wa, liberal in his views
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Hook And Line For Hunter

\ Rising Sun special gives a pointer
on catching squirrels. telling how 4
Pennington man tnding four in hol-
low tree sat on limb agd lowering 4
fish hook and line. managed to pul
them out one bv one when the hook
cnnphI in thcir hides
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EpISCOPHL

Services will be held in the Church
oi the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake
City. tomorrow Sunday at 7.3o p. M
*Suuday ryicc at St. Andrew 5
(Goldsborough McmoriaD Church,
\ndora. till further ro,icc. at a4s =.
m Sunday School At ais.
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ALBERT LEFFI.ER

Nhcri I.eh er, well known resident
at llayre dc Grace. died suddenly oi
anonlex" u, his home there. on Mon
day night. aged 6l years. Ills wife,
two daughters and five sons survive
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-11

Even the Noise Of Hoose'clts scn'-
on has been forgotten Zoo the roar OFT
dynamite from tho explosion of tAr
Hobs>cn viaduct which is sthl rlnslnS
ln the ears of New Workers t'da>.
ua earthquake or volcanic eruption
max struck Manhattan island DO could
havA caused scarcely less commotion
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