The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-05-06
ELKTON. MAY 6. 1898.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT. "

A steam saw has been placed in
'nipyaro of Edward Diebert & BRO n
landing"
Inc Easton Star newspaper was sol
tuesday to j. Frank Turner Eso.. and
- Zoe the amount paid being $4,000
-ohares Rash, a railroad emplova ,
d" Dover Del. on Sunday frem the etfa,
eating canned corn which bad been one,
several hours
-ro"ers " Company, of Baltimore
Iionuay assumed the management of ,
A'on foundry which they recently NJ
chased from Mr.. George Witworth,
"A number of neat improvements b,,
ppen aueed to TIE interior of the Howa,
IN Inc way OF repapering and repair
s 'he nails and several of the nnhl
rooms. p'''
auction sales are still continnin
Ats at \. *. Warmers racket store an,
fesuiariy attended by large crowds q
DuSefs On Saturday night last a Iar,.
fu'neity OF goods was disposed of
'oseph Stamford, resident of Ha-
oounty arrived home this week from,
"of" air Grounds, where he has
~, CONSIDERABLE time During his stav
20 lie was relieved of $50 in cash
' Vi clothes and new hat
vocal ana instrumental concert will
- gwen at Badwin's Chapel on Nonda,
Ing nay the 18th, at o'clock for III
Nil, VI Tue chapel, The entertainment |
sa,oo.; u readings, singings, musical
ons ana other pleasing features
The letters advertised as ,pc,1t.,
ne Eikton post office this week mr.. -;
dressed as follows: Rev G. Patcbsr Sn,i.,.
-AioS AHCe Smith Mr. |
MISS Ellie .r1er, Mrs S,dfau 49,
Mss Ella Lynch, A L. Crouse Mr. u;,,:'
Johnson. 1ii " iiIie o
Tho. tt
ina5 mu III disputed BOUNDARY limo =, |
tween Pennsylvania and DsIaw.ro b.
last Deem permanently Ioc,tad IN, ~
Sioh from the two States drora o,-ar Il -
" ui'idlng line which it formally dol, ",
GU SCI ana unalterable and the onnosi,i. -
I" lie change has been withdrawn
oAarged with beng habitualIv diso,
rFapk Cooper, young cole red man % $40
to six mon,bs -. H'ofhing sentenced last
"ohths Imprisonment in the Hou. =
-'''on' on Saturday night he an, W.
90 nsn" with his fat her John Cooper his
"nu was arrested by Bailitf Bonlda,, -, rs
he Bit the hand " nom Vile
age
ueiiSk Holland, of North East ,vas -,
d. oe'oFe Justice Partridge on Nom to y
n, n peace warrant sworn out bv Carr
iaiI ha;.. 'n,th ana now hnguishes in large
SOM - ~ u furnish the bond Of Pape
i.4uireu. Holland was arrested r,o,, also
wiz sworn ote before Squire john p by h,
uefson' OF North East, on April 81 lac, ing :
of call oroke out in the dry goods store pany.
w ohure in Havre de Grace IT
fire. d.n,., morning. The volunteer Dioces
alarm o., a.o 4u'okIy responded to the Parish
The an,iro..I "a- Tue IRE under control the Sc
dam.na, - IN Vi goods was more or less Wedn,
managed oy fire and water The da,,a Wm
partIv o,,o-.s vas siight and the loss is ciergy1
partly covered by insurance w,ro.
Fifteen years ago when a vouo,, -, and w,
WIS o. brannin of Chester Pa ran, 800, NJ
mora No. IL disappeared nd no and b
nnofe was thought of it, L,te,v NJ. FsIIo,
Satprd. 80 u"i y pain In her left aru room is
neadIo 49, ~ went 60 doctor. The been re
ra,ooras - uu6 not rusted was two ext
i''noseu from her left arm havi,,, ,, Thoro..
journey across her body in fifteen va,r. are Of Il
-one of the quickest fights ~, r.., and the
'n0 oat'ie on tie turf with kid eIoxas table.
at J,oaoL '"i On sunday morning The
:, uenoerg just over the PannsvI,,.; | C,p,.i
80 oi pun Sc of $500, all to On RI ,h tug Wi
+o "een d Ohm Stannard of Wilmins Elkton o,
l'inP ION light weight of DALI bridge
ware ana Edward Cartwright. of Wash;,l. one b,,
-, 'unaro won in two minutes low yate,
"a ''0onus oy his delivering a left Bridge ST
,;n.i Oh ms opponents right law ced yester
25O Gnu q" Sue bet of consume I
ton is So I
Mis- Denroche, wife of the Rev n y, several va
0n'ocne' rector of st. Paul's Protesta,, filed in
ohuIch OF Chestertown Md. w, & Son, of
u death Thursday night the 27,b -Progr,
ISL 0he and Mr.. Denroche aco,r,,,;sI Teactor7 :
'helr daughter, had been to the s,,.; distrio.,
me at '.luleh ana started for their Essay. !.
W and when about opposita Ios,, ~ Solo ~
'Ao!soh farm, the horse became f,i,,. Mrs - =
GU "hich scared Mrs. Denrocbe 60 - d. -
&c sue ieii over in the Carriage ssrsaIa Is &c,
oh examination by DR. Wilson 80 -. n Eeaf
nu mat lie was extinct and - prep
uleu OF paralysis of the - - was Cha,
fright. ~ 5>that she 0n%l
Aue New York 1..,s mold
CUT OF MI 5. st ques
u ioreiio' with shoe '0""' VI Van
Sc. Last season Morer< f!hgetiSS celepr"teu tons
times He was - b ~ Srt history OF the G h,
nd cnce, and S'io started seven ana,
tered in n llrst in fourteen races, -
lie South II third once. He was e.
Hoped int Jew Orleans. The climate ~;
las grown - greed with him ana he has ~ ,
of super magnificent three year old =
none of j out TO his lines. and is
1t Ea~0 zb proportions. That he has =
-Ihis speed is shown by his EMO
80 at New Orleans, when lie ran han
- IS last three quarters of six and half Ian
- furlong in La. lie covered mile easily cate
in 43 He has been tried at one and one sha,
fourth miles with a stable companion who Hol
beat him a half length in the fast time of Is
2OsaI Norello will begin the season a: he /
Memphis and is likely TO the West that
until the fall when he viii BE- brought For
East. hsh
In speaking of the hangiugs that have anu
taken place during his admlnistr stion, p-e
Governor Brown says they have strongly -"
suggested TO him the advisabity of having La
all executions in the State take place here. tpo
after in the peuitentiary. He has determined luz
to recommend to the next Legislature the h'i
the passage of a law to this effect He says h"o
the law he will suggest will provide that &c"
Immediately after the signing of the death Vi
warrant the condemned person shall be ueh
taken to the penitentary and kept there till ii-A
hanged. This he believes will lessen the
danger of lynching in aggravated cases, and wee
will also reduce the expense TO the county Ma
in which the criminal is convicted. The cou
State could set apart portion of the l
pro
which all hangih8s would take place a per Ra
manent sclffold could be built which would slo
relieve the counties of this expense. The
Governor is of the opinion that where all pu
the appliance used at executions are
permanent the danger of accident, which so !
frequently occurs with temporary apparatus the
will be iessened. The change, it is also w
said would make hangings more private.
In the event of the passage of the suggested $
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