Smyrna times., 1894-07-25
The following is the time table of the
steamer Ella for the month of August
Maryland Items.
Smyrna Landing.

Northeast, Md, is spending $1,000 |
in improving it's streets.
Clement B. Leonard was yesterday
appointed postmaster at EastOn.
Workmen laying pipe at Elllton un-
earthed a 20.pound cannOn-ball.
r. II. Wilson, Port Deposit Jewel
er has been arrested on the charge of
dispOsing of jewelry which had been
left with him for repairs.
The Populists are said 90 be seeking
a foot-hold in Maryland. Mr.. Josiah
Massey declares that such party will
soon be organized in Kent.
Examination for scholarships in
Western Maryland and St. Johns col.
leges and the Maryland State Normal
School, will be held at Denton, Md,
August Z.
Dysentery seems to be quite an epi-
demic in and around ElktOn. Within
the past two weeks several deaths
have resulted from it, and many are
seriously i'll from its effects.
Captain Joseph w. Thompson's YES
sci, s. II. Travers, ran into the draw of
Chester river on Friday and also struck
pile driver. The vessel, which had a
cargo of 5000 bushels of wheat,
sank.
Harry F. Hill, progressive young
farmer of Kent county, Md, died on
Saturday after having three congestive
chills. He was a brother of DIR. ].
Heighe Hill, who was murdered at
MillingtOn two years ago.
The Seventh Day Adventists at
Church Hill, Queen Anne county,
were ordered to move out OF town a
few nights ago. Their tent was cut
and the sleeping preachers and their
families were stoned.
Mr.. Clayton Jones, one of the most
highly respected citizens of Millington,
died at his late residence in that town
on last Friday. Mr.. Jones was about
56 years of age and had been a resident
: of Milton for the past twenty-five
years. He was wheelwright by
trade.
Wednesday, August Sth, will be
Epworth League Day at Wye Camp.
In the morning sermon by Rev. w.
E. Avery, d. D., of Easton; in the
, afternoon a conservation service, with
; addresses, cts; at night the service OF
CentreYille Wednesday night class,
, preaching, etc. All Epworthians and
, the public generally, are invited.
! The fire which nearly ruined the
village of HillshOrO was due either to
the careless use of matches or, as is
more generally believed, to spontan-
! ! eous combustion of barrel of gasoline
! along side of the harm of F. J. Will
lOughby, which instantly ignited the
barn and started the conaagration.
t John Riley, who for the past few
I weeks has been engaged in surveying
r route for the proposed Elkton &
r Southern Railroad Company through
i Cecil county, has almost completed
0 the survey, having arrived at Lamb
}, sons station, Kent county, on the
d Baltimore & Delaware Bay railroad
= accidentally Shot By has COusin.-
: Dennis Perkins, of near Warwick, Md.
$ was accidentally shot by his cousin
q Irving Rhodes, a lad of fifteen, and DR.
n ]. j. Wright has no hope for his re-
e covery. Rhodes was examining q
a pistol, when it went of. the charge
= striking Perkins half an inch from his
Y heart The injured man is the sole
support of widowed mother and five
= children.
: Princes Anne, Md.-Mrs. Fannie NJ
b. Sudler. wife of Mr.. Samuel S. Sudler
is of Princess Anne, met with a painful
d accident Friday morning. Mrs. Sudlel
e resides on the suburbs of the town
l. A cow belonging to her was lethered
:. short distance from the residence anC
d became entangled in the rope holding
n it, and Mrs. Sudler seeing it, wen
II out to its resuce. She succeeded
If in freeing itSbut as soon as it was re
e leased il turned upon it's recuer ant
It catching Mrs. Sudler on its horns tossed
el her in the air. Mrs. Sudler fell to the
e ground, and the COW in making ;
second attack became entangled in thu
rope and fell upon her. Her daughter
seeing her mothers perilous situation
came to her assistance, and succeeded
=, in releasing her from the painful situat
y ion. Fortunately the only injury sus
u tanned by Mrs Sudler was a sprainet
knee.