The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

William NJ. Rogers ., $50
veref horseman and owner of tH 90, 49,
lastt iately of Kentucky, b. IT,
management of the ElktGf
ca, schooner,
earl ShaIa-,Lo CART, loading
with cargo OF 5,OOo n al;anar -
~, orick yard, which arr
Chesapeake City.
IH1 Sroo:., gid at the Sal
walton Army Barracs ~ -''A "-'N
llth. Adjutant and human
! present. and also ofieF
Havre de Grace.
"A lecture with 81 ~
European trip will b. W NV w. o.
II Berminrb o,iyss II all, Monday
eye,irg ieserya1 SO It's So,
general admission giA'orsn 10 oon's'
At NJ Directors of the
UCI Second National yoi hiKtoh' on NOR
81 day, Mr.. jaime S. per- Vi onos"peaA nc
81 City. was a,ao.os "a Der OF the Board to
81 to succss5 .,e la.e Thomas B.
Hopper.
4 -Tha H.hrogof Accommodation
! a Kippur-waso yd by that people from
the setting of tB, on luesuas uutii sun
I set on wsaps.s The Hebrew places of
III business i, pp were closed IN o5ser-
III vance of d.
~ -Tb { Jewell, of Wilmington,
a form q the NJ. E. Church at
I'D Ris,.-, bounty has been trans
81 fer ior athern California Confer
q eorthe tted pastor of the NJ. E.
s 6 yor j..
81 A sucesll oyster supper was held on
q Wednesdayd Thursday nights at the
q Salvation ny barracks on West Main
{. street. ASant Durham and wife of
4 Baltimore ere among those preseut-apd
4 rem aimed ,Elkton several days.
-Sevepung porkers owned by Joseph
+, L. Wellsere drowned On Tuesday night.
Tie hea rain caused the Elk creek to
overflow3 banks at Gilpins bridge, near
town, fidirg the yard of Mr.. Wells
slaughteouse which il located there.
The sw iron bridge at Vinsingers
mill-M street extended has been com
pleted al opened TO travel. 1t was in
spected Id accepted by the county Com
missions on Wednesday. The cost was
S95S Lvid Council; of Wilmington. was
the conactor.
-Bafff Boulder and force of workmen
are no. laying drainage pipes along Bridge
streetio drain the Episcopal rectory and
Cosde property, recently moved to that
street The cost of the improvement is
beingoaid by the Elkton and Middletown
Rsilrad Company.
lev. DIR. David Wilson of Washington,
!. c. will lecture in Moores Chapel, NJ. p.
,huch, on Saturday night, 18Th inst. Sub
'ect Life Among the Indians of the North
vest" DR.. Wilson will preach at Bay
view, Sunday morning the 1itp. Mt.
d vet in the afternoon. Leeds at night.
The large frame agricultural warehouse
t, H. B. Wright & Co., at Newark, was
jestroy ed by fire on Monday night. The
building contained $4,000 worth of imple-
nents, etc, but the contents were mostly
removed. The less on the stock will be
bout SIS 90, and on the building $500.
The origin of the fire Is unknown.
Mr.. John W. Cruett, Supreme
Organizer of the improved Order of Hepta
ophs, will make an official visit to Elkton
No. 3l9, at Its next meeting on
donday evening next. A full attendance
# the mem bers of the Conclave is requested.
\ banquet will bs given at the Howard
louise after the session of the lodge.
The four horse team OF Thomas Price,
# Town Point became frightened at the
Ikton railroad station on Friday evening
f last week, and ran off. The wagon mar
owly missed striking the Chesapeake City
tage, which was averted through the
prompt action of Thomas Perry in Selling
he leader, and bringing it to a standstill.
Mr.. Frank Gibney, a brother of l. w.
iibney, the merchant tailor of Wilmington
DEL, was in Chesapeake City and Elkton
N Thursday, taking orders for fall and
winter clothing. Mr.. Gibney takes the
Measure and fills the order, exhibiting a
inc line of samples of mems wear, which
lie offers at very low prices, and makes up
n the best style.
The Rev. Father William j Berming
him, formerly OF Elkton now assistant pas
or of ST. Mary's parish, Wilmington, was
,iveu an enthusiastic reception on Tuesday
evening by the Reilly Lyceum Association
N that city, The pleasant affair took place
n the Associations elegant assembly room
md was largely attended, The Hall was
Tiled to the doors and standing room was
Paul's parish were present.
"A very entertaining meeting OF the
Epworth League was held on Wednesday
evening last, it being the regular literary
meeting. A large audience was present.
After the formal opening, the following
pleasing programme WAS rendered: Essay
On the life of Martin Luther by Miss Mollie
NJ .Coy; duet, Misses Mary and Hattie
Terrell; select reading, Miss Annie Nc
Kenney; solo, Miss Lula Brown; recitation
Miss Addie Realey.
"A freight train separated and the part!
collided smashing five freight cars on thu
Wilmington and Baltimor,
railroad near Stanton, Thursday morning
The train had been running at the rate o
twenty miles an hour when fiat car wa
thrown from the track by an air hose buEs
ing. Two fat cars and three freight car
we're wrecked. A telegraph pole wa
knocked down and the wires broken
Traffic on the railroad was delayed 70
about two hours.
The skeleton of man was found oil
City, several days ago. The bones wer
encased in a coarse working suit, tn
pockets of the trousers and coat being file
with chaff and wheat. A package CO..
tanning a quantity of clothing was toun
nearby. The Wilmington Morning News c
Friday states: "Charles Field, living a
Elkton, who was employed on thrt shin
machine has been missing from his HON
for about month and the bones may b
the rem aims of his body. The condition {
the teeth and the sizs of the shoe worn
not indicate that the man was colored
There are no m arks on the skull or bone
and tho cause of death is a mystery. .
colored man, Phillip Bailey, living az N
3O3 East Thirteen IA street, is ssid to hay
worked with Field, and it is thought thi
he could identify the clothing. He is ava
from home and cannot be found" Sue
man was not known in Elkton, nCr LA
any m an been reported missing.