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FELLOWS.
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heoSuk Lodge. No. Is, meets regu-
lsrly Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock,
Geo, Hardin. n. G.: Otto Absolute.
Recording Secretary.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07

were broken, and enough loose
material was provided to fill 100
cars.
The funeral OF Alexander Stew
art was held last Thursday IRON
his home at RoWlandville, with in
termcnt in West Nottingham
Cemetery. He died on April IS,
OF heart trouble, aged oo years.
His wife and three daughters sur
vive him.
Cattle continue rising in p-ice
at Chicago. Stockcrs and year
ings under 100 pounds, in lair 20
good condition, were selling for
rom $500 to 50, and stockers OF
800 pounds at SOLO, last week.
The High House farm on Rom
ncy Creek, near the bay, with a
mile OF waterfront, was offered at
public sale at Bel Mir last week,
by the owner, y. H. Leight, and
withdrawn on bid OF $500.
+"Constipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness, languor, heart pal
p;tation. Drastic physics grippe, sick
en-, weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Rcgulcts act gently and cure
constipation, IS cents. AsI, your
druggist.
, Capt. +, d, Lockridge, L. ). A.,
on last Wednesday conductc0 a
satisfactory inspection OF tho
cadets at Delaware College, NrN-
ark, us men were in line, and
they all did well in marching md
OH other tests. The Cadets Band
OF fifteen pieces rendered hac
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07
WoodIaWn Camp

Communicated
Who has not heard OF Wood
lawn Campmeeting. Friday, Apr.
70 the Board OF Managers held
tneir meeting to make prepare
tons lor the rortieth anniversary
which IS august 3, 1910. And
they are hoping to make it the
best campmeetlng that has ever
been he'd on the old Canpground.
, They have selected Rev. II. A. O..
Westerfeld, OF tlkton, as preach
er in charge, and he has for the
Childrens meeting Rev. w. E.
Greenfield, OF Wilmington, Del,
and Tor the Young Peoples meet
ing Rev. +. +, Carpenter, of Port
DEPOSIT. These are men that. are
fitted Tor these positions.
Wesley Ewing, who has been
the chorister for many years, will
round out his 18TH year, and he
has secured an able assistant. Hall
& Mack, the Music Publishers OF
Philadelphia, who are Christian
singers. and whom all delight to
hear. will he there Sunday, August
9TH &! possible and remain few
days. Many OF the preachers who
have mad charge OF the Camp
meeting in former years, as well
as Others of ability, will be in at
tendance. !, Albert Boyd, of
Pcrryyil'e, who is renowned for
k"cHin% q iirst-claSs boarding-tcnt
will le n1 hand to iced the multi
tude who may attend. Applica-
tons .ar tents are being made at
lis .ar., date; some from Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Maryland. The
prospects are for a very much
larger camp this year than for sew
craI years. {. S. Abrahams, Of
Woodlawu. who has been its Sec
Rotary ever since the Camp started
will give Won any information that
he can concerning it. 1t is to be
hoped that arrangements can be
made with the telephone company
to establish an office on the
ground.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.


Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heah and protects
the diseased MEM
brane resulting from
Catalrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07
Child en- Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 q s T O RIA

simmons Locates, Chester
town boy, one day last week, tried
to jump upon lime sprcadcr,
which was about to be moved
there, and caught his foot in the
cog wheels. His shoe was torn
off and his loot was badly hurt.
Electric lights have been install
ed in the r., b. & w. X. X. station
and along the platform at New
ark.
The 100 acre Amos farm, near
Sharon, Hartford county, has been
sold by Walter Bailey to Joseph
Harkins, for $500, and the crops
growing or to be grown on the
place this year.
Bessie Miller, the Is year old
daughter OF Samuel H. Miller, of
State Road, Del, early last Fri
day morning awoke and found her
hand in the grasp of an intruder,
who, she says, was a young white
man. She jumped out of bed and
called for help. The man stopped
for an interval and then went out
of a window, taking a box OF car
tridges with him which prevented
the girls father firing at him. The
young girl attends the New Castle
High School.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07
Spring And Summer Opening
Fine Showing Women's Hats

Unsurpassed display of both the beautiful wearab
models and coors from the sweeping Gnsboough the
medium sizes rbans and oques that obecomng silver
ing hair carried few but every shade and combna
o known the lovely spring color spectrum Gorgeous ribbons
and flowers Of ndescrbab variety beginning with the fam
Chanceer red The opportunities here offered for selection and
style headwear unequad outside the city shops and adj
dion the fine ready suggestions and careful consideration
which given customers individual needs and the perfect
workmanship which bestowed upon every hat that
from this well known millinery establishment cordial invitation
is extended to all
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07

and w. T. Harriotf. FOR Commission
trs, Thomas Morris, Edward Stapp
and Capt. r. Lovcless.
iSicaafd Nabb, an aged resident oi
tins town, died Monday alter I'm
leril4 :lness "a man, months. The
iun raj was held "Wednesday after
iloca. Intcrmens 1t Cecilton Cemetery.
] he basket factory is 70 be rebuilt at
once
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
yames ). Hopper, Saturday evening.
april rs IN honor of their twenty-fiftf
wedding anniversary, was largely at
tended and tiosonlhly enjoyed by
slieir many friend
he Town commissioners are having
a bridge built at spa Spring
Mrs. JOSHUA CLAYTON and son, Al
bert Clayton, of fsikins Park, Pa,
spent this week with Mrs. Mary Clay
ton Price
Mrs. s. NJ Verdicr Is spending some
time i'll Norfolk, Va.
Miss Florence Egee has returned
IRON Spe1dsg several weeks with
Mrs w. 7. Stephens at Fairmount.
N. c..
Mrs. II. w Killer and Miss Mary
(. Roulden scent Tuesday in Elkton.
Miss Mary L. Foard. OF Baltimore,
was the guest OF Miss Gussie Egee, on
Sunday
T. c. Kiplcr, OF Philadelphia, spent
unday at his home here.
Mrs. Thomas Pierce and Mrs Harry
Budd, OF Cecilton, visited Mrs. Byron
Bouchelle, last week.
DROP BY DROP the often
sive discharge caused by Nasal
Catarrh falls from the back of the
nose into the throat, setting UP an
inflammation that is likely to
mean Chronic Bronchitis. The
most satisfactory remedy for Ca
tarrh is Ely's Cream Balm, and
the relief that follows even the
first application cannot be told ii
words. Don't suffer day longer
from the discomfort Of Nasal Ca
tarrh. Cream Balm is sold bv al
druggists for so cents, or maliee
by Ely Bros, So Warren Street
New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07
FRANK P. PRICE. AGENT. ELkToN. MD.
FINANCIAL
WE WAN! The WAGE learner

To call this bank HIS bank
we want him TO feel that we
are interested in his welfare;
we want to assist him to ac-
qnire the habit Of systematic
saving; we want to help him
to home of his own. If
you are not depositcr, we
invite you to become one.
A deposit Of ONE DOLLAR
will start all account.
National Bank Of Rising Sun
MARYLAND
u. II. uAINEs, PREsIDENr
CHAs. y. PYLE, v-pREs. AND CASHIER
NJ. Il. FOUNDERS ASST. CASHIER
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-07
Cecil National Bank
OF PORT Deposit, Md.

Deposits are the likelihood of a bank,
it is the people who furnish this lifeblood
We take the liberty to ask your continu-
ed support and cooperation along these
lines; we will appreciate your account
be it much or little; we feel that this
bank has fully demonstrated to its pa
irons and the public generally its ability
to meet all requirements.
The official figures show the amount
of 1868 10000 as paid in dividends to its
stockholders since its organization as a
National Bank.
IL. Y. STOCKHAM, l.. C. WHITE,
President. Cashier.
T. c. BOND, Jr. Asst Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
FLEETS MOVEMENTS
American Battlestips Exchange
Ports in England and France.

cherbourg. france. Dec 5-The first Ii
vision. Under Commander in Chief Rear Ad-
r72i-al Schroeder. arrived here ~ 30 clock
this afternoon and exchanged natlonaI sa-
Iutes rith the shore BATTERIES and the
French ships in the harbor.
The American Ambassador 70 France,
Robert Bacon. and Commander Chaplin.
Naval Attachz zt the American Embassy
a. Paris came here to-day 70 greet Ad-
r77iral Schroeder Bad weather. probably
VIII compel the postponement Of the eZ-
change OF Official visits between the com
nander and -hs maritime ofnciaIs until To-
morrow.
The second division ot the Atlantic Aeet
sailed for Portland this morning
Admiral KieseI, the Maritime Prefect
hare, last night entertained the American
ships with simulated torpedo boat attacks
upon The harbor- The problem Of the
French fctllls. was 70 force blockade OF
Che-ho1rg without discovery. At critical
-non2ent n the u2arHuvres the destroyer
Ezcopgtto -zn down torpedo boat No 257
and The americans Witnessed an exciting
rescue q the latCer's crew
Portland. England. Dec E--1hs first di-
Vision Of The American Atlantic battlsship
Aeet. under command of Rear admiral
Schroeder. commander in chief CT the fleet,
zangd for CherboUrg this morning. Fare
vel szlutes were exchanged
The second division, led by Fear Ac-
-21ral vreeIands flagship the LOUISIANA
entered Weymouth Bay this afternoon
coming from cherbourg IS the VISITING
z-a-shfps passed in the Dreadnought nag
zri, % Admiral Sir william H May. com
msnder n chief Of the home feet, which,
-rtth the Portsmouth division ct ne nof'ls
feet. had just arrived here. ana rhe 7hoFs
batteries boou,e6 our salute
The Louisiana replied. and later tne Of
4cArs exchanged the usual visits
cravesend. England. Dec Sine -er'-
can batteships Georgia, flagship OF captain
Howard. aching rear admiral: ras Ne
.-.zI-. r-A RHODE Island and the Virginia
.rr+vgd II the Thames to-day from EreSI
IS the fourth division Of the Atlantic nee'
steamed up the river the TarSh2ps Atlt TO-
-, a--Ar-5nr SaIutes were eI-
chanzed With The British torpedo boat ds-
s-royers OF the More
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

Lancashire fchorIey)-Lord Balcarres Onion
ist1; majority, 2 5s6. No change
Kaat Toas5iagsl-5aERssaain n ,sas sRsadsr Clay
Dorset (o5orth5-sir Ran6olf Baker (Unionist).
sga.ards6frs 5ossg jwesz1-e A LLOYD CUnionst
majority, 27a 10 charge
Hsrtfordshirs (Wat{o.d} }-Arnod Ward
wiltshire ichippenham3-G. Terrell tUrionistl
majority. 26. No change
5g9s Iae54shIGs na5or57 s. Sa change
Lincolnshire CEzcrncas-le1 Lord Ivinoughbv de
Eresby 5Jrsionistl: majority. 52a No change
Essex (Epping)-Colonei NJ. Lockwood Union
ist), majority. 2.a29, Ne change
sornersetshire lFronas1-sir J E. Barlow. LIB
Curnberisnd CEsIdaIe>-ciauda Isowther Union
-. zss5ority. $40 I5ntontzt gain Liberal ma
.5oartharaptoTs6fiLTs eatza9-H Manifold LIB
warvicksnire (Stratford-on-Avonl--P 5 Eos
ter O-uionist: majority 1,eS5- No change
Surrey jGuildford)-w. Z Horne Unionis };
Dublia 5rfaroor Divisionl-Ab-aha-n C,lation-
alist): majority. 2.61S- No change
Bfogfss BSa I15siafaH,I naiaf57 is7s 10 Change
Radnorzhire--str F Edwares Liberan: aa -3a.
jority z Liberal gain This Bis Tss assg Ini0nsf
Norfolk (No-th)-Noel Buxton tLtberaD; ma
-tsSz tcbssaire cTorthxich5-J = l. Branne- Gth-
GRAD. H3etority s85 70 & cnangs n9gyss+,o,.us-,. ma
''i55a5 D1olir n g g. stephen Gresn,-P Brady
cTatfonelist): majority 500. No change
Pembroke and Haver<ord-We est = Guest
(r-!bera!l: majority. 5S5- Nc change
Toerbvsi1i-e (H-ss-}-The Earl of Kerry CUnion-
isrl: N -s5o-ttv : $50. Nc change The earl Is
zon OF the Marquis cE Lansdovne-
Results in other county constituencies
where polling tock place to-day viii be de-
cIared tc-mor-oE
The following unopposed returns we're
announced today:
Liberals. Sir Herbert Roberts. for
West Den nbighs shire; John Wilson. for Md
Durham, and J 3 Weir, Tor Eoss and
Tnionists. S5-5:5 = o'Neiu. for lEid-Antrtrn;
vfscounC Da!ryuaple for WigEow1shiro,
srd 2. y Evres-1IonseI, for Worcester
Lsbo-: ! u Taylor. fer Chester-le-
Street Division Of Durham, and 7. Rich
ards for West Monmouth
Nauonalists: J. oKslly, for North Ros.
common r HazIeten, for North Galway;
W 0Mall=y for West GalTa- " j
Duffy. for South Galway: !. o,Down, for
the south Division Of sligo: P a lIeehan.
for the LEX Division OF Queens County;
= Lv1ch. FOR the West Division of Clare:
] O'Counor. for The North Division OF
kildare ard . Prjen. Eatio7aliS- Ncreton
Freweu for Northeast Cork
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
Chu-ohill's Lead Cut Down.

r17szoT. which the liberals counted upon
ro- n increased vouA, went of some Two
-1,onsana. Winston Spencer Churchill, the
LTor'e Secretary. was returned by Dunccs'
r,7.+ about aftzer hundred votes shifted 10
rl,g Trio-is- column. largely IS ms result
~ a+-aoLzs upon his personality
Heavy rains tonight, coupled With q de-
-av IL, the reports. decreased the general
ar-1,,,s5esra. Premier AsoUiIh. speaking at
Fssr Fife. vas asked questions about
EorcA E-1le Ee replied that he could L.oc
90. details regarding This measure 2r th!s
sage
John Redmord. speaking AZ Dublin SAD,
The election has already killed the VETO
mower OF the Lords, and The abolition OF
~ -.-o. means with mathematical GER
- --z esra ahlishr.snr OF Home Rule
vr Rsd-nond explained that II might
-al.e 1vo end z halr years % pass Home
ri. iY-o Iarv after the veto bill was
a5op+ed He predicted. however. thar the
-7~o--7eiors cf the veto bill would never have
u te enforced against the House OF Lcros
on tre Hone RU-s question, because lhe
moment their veLo power was abolished the
lords would begin 70 negotiate II an en-
5ea~or. 70 ccrne 10 terms on Home Rule
- Belfast rioting followed the closing CT
~ r7l1s There was much stone throw
irz and many v'indoFFs were orokeI'-
Police reinfcrcerents v-ere turned ont and
c,elled the trouble
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
ALICE OF TUSCANY Ill
Dovager Grand Duchess Said to Have
Received Papers Of Archduke John

I,ucca, Italy. Dec 3-Ths Douager Grand
Duchess Alice OF Tuscany is seriously II
az her esta-s near Via Reggie
Il IS reported that : few months ago she
received documents showing that A-chdl1zs
Joh-, Saltwater CT Austria, who after his
disappearance rom that country IN lS9l
vas known under tbs name Of John orth.
died IN 1903 in sanaroriurp where ne took
refuge after travelling III many lands
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
LONDON HEARS "SAL ONE
Expurgated Version of the
Opera Crowds Covent Garden.
ny cable 70 THe Tribune. ]

IEy OaoIs 70 The Irfounoj
London. Dec. .s.-Covent Garden was
crowded tonight for the first perform
ance Of 'SaIome." The boxes were filled
with smart people, and music lovers were
intensely interested in the work which
the Lord Chamberlain had licensed after
q protracted delay.
The resources Of the orchestra had
been increased with new instruments.
and Mr.. Beecham, who not only under
stood but felt the lyrical flow OF Strauss S
music, led his men in brilliant, dashing
style, msrshaIling warring discords with
the precision of a martinez, taxing por-
tions Of the score with almost breathless
rapidity and producing restful effect in
contrast
In the Lydian measures the work OF
the band vas remarkable Il vas es-
pecialIy fire in the uaazss Of the wonder
fuI Oriental Dance Of the Seven Wells
But Nine Aino Aclte, while tall, 1.-The
and graceful was not another Maud
Allan in snakelike sinuousness. and her
series Of rosturings. with whirling dra-
peries was Disappointing
The Continental method Of presenting
this dance had been altered TO suit the
Lord Cham berlain's unctuous rectltuoe'
and e few other minor changes TO the
Iibretto had been made
Clarence ThitehiII, Of Iowa, enacted
the rart Of the Anonymous prophet N
goatskin, as solernly as though ne were
irapersonating John the Baptist Ernest
Krause and Maurice Doisly we're splsn-
cid Oriental figures as Herod and Mar
raboth
Ottilte Mstzger's turquoise blue COS
tune, as Herodias, sparkled with jewels,
and she sang well Nine. Ac<ts was
alert and vivacious as Salorne
IN the single terrace scene Heroo
palace gIittered with raagnifcence In
the dance scene there was much enthu-
siasm over the music, yet II seemed
doubtful az to whether "salonne" would
have anything more than the success OF
curiosity. The music alternately bored
the critics with its unintellistbls oul-
ness. and fascinated them by its clever
ness in expressing emotion and Orien1a
color. especially in the sensuous beauty
Of the dancing
Princess Bariatinsky appeared to-day
in two English plays at the Little Ihea-
tre. and displayed brilliant technique as
an actress
/ \ new play by Essex Dane and Arthur
Lewis, The House Divided, vas tried
at the Queens Theatre It vas based
upon love and stock speculation, with :
/ SUSPICION Of corruption in the Board OF
! Trade, and elaborate intrigues an6
! charges Of graft II required four acts
for the complete presentation. Essex
Dane and Miss Darragh we're the lead
! ing performers.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
HUDSON
RIV { !
'I'U .BES

Other 9th Ave Tube Stations
are er oth, 18th, 25d and 18th
Streets And the stations are
bright and warm Travel By
the Tubes
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

Discuzs.o, Is nor concentrated upon the
a-ez-ion c. What r.e peoples verdict
means. What course shall be followed under
such unexpected circumstances
The Conservatives argue that Premier Az-
auth bid for : sweeping +ndorsa-,ent +ronn
-2E country and has not oo-aInec II Lhere-
fore - cannot be jusIEeo IN 1asceHlng
-,Dc- the nation such radical changes as
E5o-,z r2-,Is zrd the aisa-roirg Of the Houss
q Lords
The supporters cf The government INSIST
-ha- -hg voters ny returning rhero 70 power
5nzo-se their policies and direct them 70
Car--- o,,- their programme IN It's enrirety
-orrv-fo1.r seats v-ers oAlIc-ed lor tc-
aav- Returns were received from twenty
ore ~ -7ese ard from fo-tv-foLr whi2ll
z-zre baIots6 for yss-erday-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
TO SUPERVISE BATTLEsHIPs
Argentina to Send Rear Animal Bet
heder To United States.

Ruenos Ayres, Dec 8,-Rear Admiral Bet
teder, former Minister Of Marine, has been
appointed president Of The Argentine naval
commission 20 supervise the construction
OF the battIeships orders for which have
been placed in the United States
He will replace Admiral Dominique Gar
cia, who recently was appointed TO q high
position IN the Department Of Marine. -Ad-
rniraI Betbeder will sail from here on De
cerber 2S for Europe and v,ill arrive in
New York next March
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
GERMAN PRESS PLEASED
Make Feature Of the Speeches Of Taft
and others st Eteubsu Unveiline

Berlin. Dec 8-Ths newspapers today
e sat11re the addresses delivered by President
Taf-. Count von Bernstorf. tbs German
Ambassador At Washington. and Congress
man BarrhoIdt, Of Missouri, On Ihe occasion
Of the urve!Eng zr Washington yesterday
Of the statute of Baron Frederick William
von Stsuber.
Tbs entire press comments 7rtrh great
satisfaction upon tte kind things said by
the speakers Of Germans and Emperor
william
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
PASSENGER STEAMER SUNK
Fiftv-six Persons on Board
safe1v Landed After Collision.

Yarmouth. England. Dec E.-fhe steamer
Blackburn, from Grlmsby for Antwerp
was sunk II : collision with the steamer
Rcck c- sheringhara-
The tverty-nine passengers ana thS
R1acl,3u-n's crew Of twenty-seVer JooE 70
-he -1.rse small boats and one Of the boats.
containing trenry-four persons, reachec
here today. This evening word was re-
cgi-gd that the others Of the BlackhIrn 5
Messengers and crew had arrived AZ
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
LISBON OFFICIAL ARRESTED

Treasurer of the Ministry of Finance
Accused of Paying Debts Of Queen.
Lisbon Dec 3-The treasurer OF the
Ministry Of Finance has been arrested,
charged rith paying the debts OF Queen
Maria Pa Grandmother Of King Manuel
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
irALY REpoRTs MORE CHOLERA

Rome. Dec. s--Five new cases Of cholera
and three deaths have been reported dur
ing the last tventy-four hours Of these,
four cases and tvo deaths occurred in
Palermo