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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Notice to Creditors

This rs to give notice that the subscriber, Of
Cecil County, has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county. letters Of Administration
the personal estate Of
FRANK HINES.
late OF said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated on
OF before the sth day oi March, iYl0,
they may otherwise hv law. lie excluded from
all bcachts Of said estate. All indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber,
Given under my hand aud seal this 7th day OF
September iqv9.
HESTER HINES.
AdmuistatsiN OF Frank Hines deceased.
Test =. u, MILLER. Register.
rs sept sw
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HAINES G. HAlNES, Attorneys.
0rderOf adjudication
HASH II. Brown Ct al. IS. John l.. Ilainc- ct, al
la he Circuit Court loy Cecil County,
iu Iuuits. No. PSI.

The object oi this suit j. to procifc q decree for
the sale 81 certain real estHtc hereinafter mem
toned aud described aud Tor the distribution Of
the proceeds oi said sale among those persons
entitled thereto.
The hill states that Aruc 4. THROWN Margaret
II. iiainrs, John l.. ilaines Elizabeth brown,
Ida r.. Addison Sarah ) Smith. Rachel T.. Nc.
kinscy aud Joseph II. liaincs are All the chill.
dfeu born to Rchccca 4. ilaiucs and her husband
Joseph II. llaines. both at whom are now deeras.
cd
That the said children are seized In ice. in
equal -harcs. ~ tenants IN common oi certain
teal estate which was conveyed hy Edwin ilniurs
aud wife by their deed dated the fourteenth slay
OF April. IN the year Eighteen hundred aud sixty.
nine. and recorded ~ the land records of said
Cecil County In I.ihcr II. \. No J. folio ~ Ne
10 the said Rchccca u. ilaines for her life with
remainder 10 her children. excepting two parcels
heretofore conveyed rs In said hill mentioned.
THAT the said Rebccca 2. iInines died March
lst, 1917. without having married again after the
death oi her said husband Joseph II. iiaiues:
That all Of the parties To the cause are of full
age. and that said Annie 4. brown i the wife of
ilasil ~. THROWN that said John l.. Ilniurs has a
wife ELLA H. laines both ri wlia;'; iioii-Tesi.
dents OF the State OF Maryland. tina, said Eliza.
beth Brown is the wife ii Charles +. brown and
that both non residents OF the State OF MARY.
land that said ida y. Addison is the wife of Will
liam T.. Addison. aud both are non.tcsidcnis OF
the State OF Maryland that said Sarah =. Smith
j. the wife Of William x. Smith that said Rachel
u. Mckinscy u the wife oi George Mckinney,
aud that they aud also said Joseph H. iiaines,
defendant in said suit, are non residents OF the
State OF Maryland
That said real estate cannot he divided with.
out loss and injury to the parties interested aud
that In order 90 make division OF said interests II
will be necessary to sell said real estate aud di.
vide the proceeds thereof among the Persons IT..
tcrcstcd.
II Is thcrcupou this iwcntyiiith day OF August
ipJp, adimlged aud ordered 10y ;5r Circuit Coua
Tot Cecil County III Equity that the plaintiffs by
e.t Ittsa a
in some newspaper published in said Cecil County
once week for four successive weeks before the
twenty sixth dny ot September, iyyp; give notice
to the said absent defendants of the object aud
substance Of this hill aud warn them TO appear
10 this Co'.: IN person or by solicitor ON ~; be-.
fore the twelfth day of october next. to show
cause " any they have. WHY decree ought. not
L. he istS-c'l a. PRAYED.
MANLY bRENNEN.
True Copy-Tcsi: Clerk
= aug Sw MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25

lSTORE BUILDING

about 10 feet square, continuing store room about
= Zee, b, ~ feet and office room now used 10y
the diamond state Telephone CO. a telephone
exchange, over store room aud office Is large
room suitable Tor public entertainments, with
dressing rooms attached. There is also water IN
building from town water supply. aud small
Frumc Stable and shedding in rear OF store
building. rhc property Is new aud in excellent
condition. most conveniently located with refer.
rncr to railroad stations Oh r. Il. y ". K. K.
aud u. y -. Il. r., and isa me~t attractive aud
desirable store property.
The lot has front oi 81 feet Akin avenue
aud depth OF 81 feet
TERMS:-Cash More favorable terms can lee
made ON application to the undersigned.
Cost OF conveyance to he paid hy purchaser.
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH.
Attorney uamcd 10 Mortgage.
T.. NJ. GROVES Auci. sSscp Is
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In, Re. The Mor,gaecd Real Rsiaie Of william
y. Little and Wife
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is TO give notice that lie subscriber OF
Cecil county. has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters tcstamen,ary ON the
personal estate of
JOHN ". WILLIAMS,
late OF said county. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated ON OF before the 10Th
day Of February. 1910 they may otherwise. by
law, lie excluded frr-- all benefit Of said estate.
All indebted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand aud seal this 18th day OF
August 100
y. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS
ExccniTix 81 John ". Williams deceased.
Test: TtiOS. n. MILLER, Register.
4 sent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Notice TO The Taxpayers
OF the Town of ElktOn.

The Town Treasurer Of Rlkion will sit at his
Office National Iank OF Eiktonl Main Street
every siay 1T the week during the months Of iuiy
aud August To receive taxes for the year 1907.
discount Of per cent. will he allowed on all
payments OF taxes made during the month OF
July. and discount of per cent; will he allowed
on all taxes paid during the month OF August.
No discount alter August iist.
All taxes no, paid hy January list 1910. will hear
interest from September l. l9s'.
DAVID SCOTT
10 julN II Town Treasurer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
1900 Square FIT.
OF land more pr les.
Tic imntnyrmrnl. ,nn.l-l nj q two .IntA
an Frame Dwelling House,

stable and other "uthmldinr.. all IN good state
oi repair.
The proprrt, I, convenient To schools. churches.
stores. rail road NJ.
TERMS OF SALE. The whole al the purchase
money ,o he paid in each ON the dav OF sale
i,u, these terms uiil lie made easier fut salts
factory purchaser Cost oI deed To- he raid hy
tie purchaser,
GEORGE A RiAkE.
pniiip NJ. Grove. Auctiourcr Attoruc,
.a,tI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Attention, Motor Boat Men +!

For ali orders received by me for
Site kler Needless Wheels before Octo-
Der 10, 1909, will make special low
price ALIEN: II. MCDANIEL,
Sole Agent for Cecil and
Hartford Counties.
North East. Md.
Catalogue on request. sept SIT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Double Frame Eight ftS
Room DWELLING ii

almost new. in excellent repair, with bath room.
wood sheds and other outhuildings situated
~ the most desirable residence portion Of Fer.
ryyillc. most conveniently located with refer.
cuoc 10 Railroad stations on r. - ". r..
x. aud Is. y -, K. r. Churches aud schools. The
10, has front OF is II. nn Coudon street aud a
depth of tai IT,
TERMS VI SALEs-CH-h. More favorable
terms can he made upon application To- the .up.
dcr-Emcd. Cost Of conveyance to he paid hv
purchaser,
HENRY VI. MCCULLOUGH,
l'scpls Auuruc, named IN Mortgage.
T.. NJ Groves auct
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Road Closed

The dam at Rack creek Niills. IN the second
district, having washed ont, that pari 81 the road
between Pivot Bridgc aud ST. Augustine 6. closed
To travel until further notice
By order Of The County Commissioner
!snug II W. n. nEsnANE, President
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
~ Tons of Furnace Coal
10 Tons Of Stove Coal

The Coal to he delivered at the Court House
aud Jail aud stored in bins in the cellars 81 those
buildings. To he Of good quality Anthracite.
free Of dirt or foreign matter, aud 22to pounds
Ter ton.
IN the event 81 more being needed then dealer
10 supply the same at the same rate. Coal to lie
delivered by November l. igJq.
JOHN ~. TERRELL.
ls-cpt lw Assistant Treasurer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Proposals for Coal for
County Buildings.

Scaled proposals will he received at the office
Of the County Commissioners in Rlkton, until Y
o'clock noon october u. iyD. for furnishing 10
tons Of coal for Use at Court House aud Jail ia
EiEton viz.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
E;OLEYSKIDNEYCURE
'-e~ f.icnc.'s 60 r.atdor Ri-ht
Mortgage Sale
-oF VALUABLE
Town Property
AT PERRYviLlE, MD.

Under and by virtue al power contained in
two mortgages To the Home building aud Loan
Association, one from Carrie J. Patterson aud
husband dated the 10Th day of November. 100.
aud recorded in Libcr NJ. II. No. s. folio SIS. etc
one ni the mortgage record books 81 Cell County,
the other from Clarence l.. Cole aud vile, dated
the !sIh day Of September, 1907, and recorded in
iihcr 81. H., No. = folio sol. etc. another Of said
mortgage record hooks. the undersigned Attorney
named IN sad mortgages. will sell at public anc.
ton at the Court House door. in Eikton cecil
County Md ON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Saturday, October 18th, 1903
y l''s''N ~ ' LIN n ~ Me-
ALL THAT STORE PROPERTY AND LOT,

situated on the west side of Akin avenue IN
rcrrvville. Cecil county, Md, said lot being de.
sorihcd ia said mortgage aud the same lot con.
vrycd to the said Clarence l.. Cole hS Annie -.
Gardner aud husband hy deed dated the 18th DAY
al March, lfD. aud recorded in Libcr VI. D.. 30.
g. Folio 'oi etc. one OF the laud record hooks OF
Cecil county aforesaid
The improvements consist ot a large modern
800. ,,,.t TIT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25

situated ia near the Town OF rerryVllc. Cecil
County Md, on the north side OF Coudou street
wrs, Of Akin Avcuuc said lot being the samr
lot conveyed To the said Clarence l.. Cole hy
Carrie J. Patterson aud husband by deed dated
the llst day oi February ~. aud recorded IN
Lbcr N. u. No. o. folio 1884, &c.. one of the land
records aforesaid. aud also described IN aid
mortgage.
The improvements cou-i., OF cnmmodious
Too, ,,,i l,otY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
MORTGAGE SALE
=bl'H
REAL ESTATE

undcr aud d, virtue at iuwcr contained in
mortgage from lnhn l.. Weaver, Bearing date
November 9TH. ten'. aud recorded among the
land record books OF Cecil County, ~ the State
"i MARYLAND ~ iihcr J. e.. ". No. o.. Folio ~
Nc the undersigned, the l,luruc, named therein
to make sale 10 the event OF dciault, will sell at
public auction, at the Court House door ~ the
town OF lk,on, 10 the County aforesaid. IN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
State and County Taxes

IN said county, for the year igu9, lie will sit IN
the several Election Districts ~ follows
September Is. at +. 5. Shorts, Cecil
ton, First district.
September II. at Byron Bouchelle s
Chesapeake City. Second district
September Is, at Henry Hess. Fair
Hin. Fourth district.
September 20. at John J.. Moore's Drug
Store, North East, Fifth district.
September 81 At Maryland House. Ris-
ing Sun, Sixth district.
September %. AT a. l.. Barry's, Port
Deposit, Seventh district.
September %, ut w w. McGuigan's
Store, Conowingo, Eighth district
September "a, at Cross Keys Hotel
Calvert, Ninth district.
Between the hours of ga. M. and p. m.
A. the law provides, discount OF per cent
will he allowed on all State and County faxes
paid before october |. Taxpayers will please
take notice that taxes are due aud PAYABLE ON
September /. aud ou all bills unpaid ON January
interest will he charged and collected from Sep
icnbcr /. After January dclinaucnis will bc
warmed that unless settlement, in full he made
before April /, the claims against them Will Be
PLACED IN TINE HANDS or the SHERIFF or the
COUNTY. who shall proceed to seize their prop.
rrty aud dispose OF the same TO pay the taxes due.
with the charges thereon aud all costs OF sale
The Treasurer would, therefore respectfully
urge all taxpayers to pay promptly. and u posi-.
bile. IN time to obtain the benefit of the discount
CHAs. X. LYNCH,
sept Treasurer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Mortgage Sale
OF VALUABLE
Store Property
AT PeryviIIe, Md.

tndcr and 10y virtue OF power contained In
mortgage from Clarence l.. Cole aud Carrie T.
Cole his wife, To the Home building aud Loan
Association oi Cecil County dated the 18th day
OF january, i'rs, aud recorded in fihcr NJ. -,
80. . Folio g. etc, one Of the mortgage record
books Of Cecil county, the undersigned attorney
named in said mortgage. will sell a, public auc-
ton. at the Court House door. Etktnu. Md. on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Proposals for Fres h Eggs

Proposals for fresh eggs for The Jacob
Tome Institute will be received up TO
October /. For particulars apply 10
JOHN j. GIBBONS.
THE INN,
lSsep 3w Port Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
Tuesday, October 18th, 1903,
AT IL O'clock a. m.
ALL OF THAT LOT OF LAND.

situated IN the Sth Election district oi said County
along The road lcadiup from the North Fast aud
nav view stone road 10 Chnrlrs,own and near to
the village OF Leslie, Il being the same lot Of
hand which was conveyed unto the said John L.
Weaver hy Victor H. BENJAMIN aud wife. b, their
deed dated september o.. isn't aud recorded
among the land record book of -aid County 10
1 ihvr J. q. ". No. 90. Polio 49, Ne. containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25
SEPTEM BIER
Treasurer 'SNOtiCe

In pursuance OF an Act Of Assembly. passed at
the January season.. 1850. Chapter -. the under
signed. Treasurer Of Cecil County. hereby gives
notice that for the purpose Of receiving the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25

Bids will he received for one share Of Cecil
National Bank Stock until u O'Clock noon. De-
n sept Nv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25

Fine lot Of Berkshifcs-
u. l.. BALDWIN.
xix Mills.
isScpt Cecil County. Md.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02

dressed IN deep mourning with a black
crepe on her hat. Each time the
name Of her dead child was spoken
the motAer wept. At the noon recess
the prisoners aged mother walked to
where her son was sitting and kissed
him. He shook hands with his Sis
ters but said little.
Attorney D. B. Dnps. counsel for
the defense, opened the case for, the
defendant. He stated that the plea
for the defense was INSANITY and not
guilty" and would base It's ease upon
the grounds that taere WIS no crfni'
lnal intent in the nring OF the shot
that killed the child. He stated that at
this time The Defendant I'D not know
tho awful enormiV Of the oct. He
stated he vud D iov|e1 father, bat was
addseed to drinking pure alcohol. He
related of the prisoner bodpg, taken
to sanlhrium IN New York end Is
turning homo In q mnen worse con.
dinou. Nj. Evans stated that wats eI-
pert witnesses no would prove tho de-
fendans inBane. a GE21
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
PUZZLED OVER
|. c { | ] D OF PISTOL
WITNESS IN COOPER TRIAL
,f! GREATLY CONFUSED WHEN
CROSS EXAMINED. - H..

VS. vs. NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 1.-THE
spectacle Of counsel on one side not
s3only5 selling witness to the oppo-
&sition, but haggling over the terms.
was one of the Incidents that occur.
Sred3 in the trial Of Colonel D. B. Coop.
ferSt Robin Cooper and John D. Sharp
8for the Staying OF former United States
Senator .. w. Carmack. Tho subject
sf0f the commercial transaction was
DR. McPheeters Glasgow. who had
been employed by the prosecution to
SgoI to- Columbia and perform m autop.
4 sy5 on Senator Carmack's body. He
reported his findings to the prosecu'
4 cItfon! He was suhpoenaed by the
Stsata, stuttwos not used The defense
learned ot the autopsy and summoned
Sths doctor. sDr. Glasgow told counsel
Nor tie defense that hla services as
AN expert had been retained by the
SstateSand that he would not discuss
tho case except with the attorney
general. The defense asked the court
yesterday 10 Instruct the doctor 70
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
Personal
I !s5@ q e e e e g @@
,Azi,;.gsE>ts>ep~

49, a. FOO. So. I'd a- H
AZ Mrs.. E. F. Morgan leaves in the
smorn!ng3 for Washington, D. G., where
.ae WILDE the guest Of Mrs. VIII
Scot Tor a week.
.Gss Mayme Hall and Miss Mary
sy1Iawk1ns left today for Baltimore to
3$ylsltilt.le} formers sister, Nrrs. Rollo
sYConley.
Mrs Paul Hamilton, VINO returned
A. last week from Phoenix, Arizona, is
uoWSat The home Of 'ner parents in
Il Sutton.
q sss::EisA!ias Hannah Johns leaves the int
ter5partfot the week for visit with
Sirelal!rcsSln Ohio. Miss Johns Is recoT-
ser1ns from an operation for appendi.
lEeitis.E
Mrs. 7, r. Hite, Of Cameron, was
S33sin4 the city yesterday for the funeral
n 4 Of Thomas Hite She went to
sMannington this morning to visit rela'
Bstiyes.
4 Prosecuting Attorney Tusca Morris
n; IS a3tuslness visitor in Unlontown, Pa,
n to-day
;;isssss Mrs al P. Lindsay, who has been
ss$yerysill of pneumonia, is improving
Slowly .Si,
" The condition Of Mrs. Henrietta
5SMartin, who IS seriously III at her
u home on Walnut avenue, remains
practically?unchanged since morning.
4 Inst evening she was much worse, but
Essted well through the night.
"a. s. Lively left last night for
n Staunton, VA. on account Of the seri-
ousiillness Of Mr.. W. J. Bonner, a for.
d NOR Marion county man, who has been
Il seriously III for several weeks ut his
E home there. Mrs. Bonner is cousin
ofSSMr.$LIyely.
Mrs. Norvell vandevort, who resides
Snear West Chester, is very III.
Mrs. Hlney Marshall is very III at
sherihome near the city. Wi
Miss Edna Nrinear has been III for
4 tthe past week at her home on Madl.
3 son street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
Opiie. Read
THE. FAMOUS NOVELIST AND, HUI
MORlsT rs coMING-WILL BE
HERE SATURDAY y
-. Iy5 NIGHT.

Opie Read, wall known throughout
the country, will be in Fairmont Sat.
urday night. Eie Is on a platform tour
and comes to fill a numbEr. on the
Eairmont Lyceum course He will tell
his quaint, wltchiug stories at the Nor.
NAL Auditorium. The novelist has
chosen humorous themes and will be
heard at his best. Concerning him
"polly Pry' writes as follows in the
Dnver Post.
'1ast night [ hal that opportunity
to hear opie Read and am still
smiling Ii ,myseIf-not alone at what
he said. but his manner Of saying It.
He IL such a big fellow, physically
and mentally: 10 fall Of vitality and
life that his very presence Is like a
breath Of fresh. pure air. Six feet
four he stands, broad OF shoulder
and might Of girth, With great leon.
inc head crowned with silky dark hair,
which he wears a t:iae long. He has
Il hold handsome face, with a strong
aquline nose, a pair OF luminous eyes
frngei with black, and broadfi white
brow; tender. feminine sort OF
mouth, and the short. round chin With
which men Of Imagination are usually
marked. His voice suits his appear:
ance, being full anil mellow, With a full
touch Of pathos. without which no
voice il really beautiful. Mr.. Read Is
q tnrsonnge Of fame upon two CONT
ne1,ts-as they read his books, laugh
al his humur aud applaud his plays
in merry England rs much as We do
here in our OWE beloved America. He
has been newspaper writer, nov
clist, play writer end a lecturer for
many years, and Is known and loved
all over our country, with which he Is
as familiar as many OF us are with
Sixteenth street. HI says that this Is
hiE last lecture tou: for at least ten
years. as lie has signed contract
with great theatrical combine to
write one play ayear, for that length OF
time. They are to give him $4,000 a
year, and he thinks, II he tries hard.
that he can manage to live on that
that is, he and Mrs. Read and the III
tie Reads. In the meantime. be Is
taking a sort Of farewell trip through
The west, with his eyes very wide
open FOR color" anil his ears pointed
forward for "chafacters"-and fncl.
denlalIy, he is giving interpretations
or his own stories and plays. Go and
sse him. If you are good material
you maysom day discover yourself
in metropolitan ptay, provided he
secs you: but YOU can stand that for
the sake of seeing and hearing him"
?shretaoishr etaolnshrd etaoln aots
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
BY WIRELESS l|: ] / S ]. 4. !
ON ATRAIN
SUCCESSFUL TEST ON A LAKE
SHORE EXPRESS GOING ALTO
MILES AN HOUR. n

MILES AN HOUR. ~,
CLEVELAND, March 2.-That wire
less telegraphy as means Of com
mnnicatIon between moving trains and
dlspatchIng Offices Is possible was
proved Sunday, Messages were receiv.
cd in Cleveland from the Marconi OPP
traitor aboard Section 2, Train IS. on
the Lake Shore and Michigan South,
ern.
Cleveland first came into communI.
cation with the train when the latter
vas passing North Girard, Pa, 50
miles east, at 10 miles an hour. Other
messages we're received 7er from the
train, the last one being received her
from sandusky, GO nils west. Cleve'
land was equipped only with a receiv-
Ing instrument, the test, because Of
this, being incomplete.
That thorough test OF the wireless
Is to be made by the Lake Shore was
the declaration Of ]. w. Day, general
passenger agent, las. night. He was
enthusiastic in his praise OF the results
obtained IN the test. Chicago officers
of the road also are quoted rs prals-
Ing the wireless as a means OF commu-
nicating with trains. Mr.. Day de-
clares the tests success means that
accidents can be eliminated In 4 large
degree. He said aE effort would be
made to equip one Of the Lake Shores
fastest trains With wireless fnstru-
ments, the more thoroughly to deter
mine the value Of wireless.
Frederick sammi2, ,iarconi opera
tor, was in charge Of the instrument
dashed to Il BARRIERS chair aboard the
train. TWO wires thrust from the rear
Of the coach Intercepted the electric
waves. Running west from Dunklrk.
N. Y, he continually tried for Cleve-
land. Finally the Crack! Spnttcr!
Cmck!" Of his instrument showed him
result. 1--WE have Cleveland he
sald.
Then messages were sent-a long
message, then snort message-to
test the instrument. The train was
running 10 miles an hour then. When
the train halted in Cleveland other
newspaper men joined the party.
Some remained with the train to Chi
cago, others went n score OF miles
west OF Toledo. Toledo received mes
sages from. the train from Is miles
west at least.
The only official message was that
to Mr.. DAILY. sent by Mr.. o. H. Che
wee, eastern passenger agent ot the
Lake Shore. 1t was received by A. M.
Young, wireless operator OF the White
Star Liner Adriatlc. who is in charge
here. 1t read:
I'm this age OF the artluous pursuit
Of peace, prosperity and wireless de-
yelopment, we work this day an epoch
In history. The special train provided
by the New York Central lines over
the Lake Shore lines Is conveying
Frederic Thompson Via Wireless
Company from Buffalo to Chicago nj.
most as fast as this wireless message.
To all we send greetings"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
PARLANp-NEWHALL COMPANY
In High School Lecture Course Friday
& Evening, tsi

The Parland.Nowhall Company
which will be In Fairmont Friday ey-
ening in the High School lecture
course Is leader Of all similar mu'
steal attractions in the county. This
company Is unrlvalled in It's bell ring
Ing. and has raised 1t from novelty
to a musical feature Of great artistic
merit. The brass quartette adds an.
other musical surprise. Mr.. Bret H.
Ringler, slide trombone sollst pupil
Of the great Arthur Pryor, brings to
thel company this year additional
strength. While his solos will bt a
feature Of the programme are rich Il:
ness Of tone 10 tho brass Instruments