The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.
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A kiln of bricks are being burned at
John Gilpin's brick yard in West Elkton.
Edward Hyland, James Banks and Lewis
Warrington, all colored, were taken to the
Maryland House of Correction, on Monday.
j. Webb Foster, of Baltimore formerly
of this county, has been chosen one of the
vice-presidents of the Baltimore Retail Drug
gists' Association.
While playing football, Saturday, George
Hoffman, of Newark, severely injured one Of
his feet. 1t is possible that he will be unable
to play during the remainder Of the season.
The Methodist Protestant Church at Bay
View, this county. which has been under
going extensive repairs will be rededcated
Sunday. November jth. with appropriate
exercises.
On account of his wifes i'll health Rev
Harvey w. Ewing, formerly pastor of the
Tome Memorial NJ L. Church at Port De-
posit has been compelled to resign his recent
pastorate in Covington, Ky.
The Tome Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, Port Deposit has invited the Rev.
A. S. Mowbray to return rs pastor next con-
ference year. The Rising sun church has
invited the Rev. H. A. G.. Westerfleld to
return.
Monday morning Hugh f. Kyle, brake
man on the b. e. 0. railroad, met with very
painful and serious accident near Newark.
He had his right arm cut off 10y falling under
freight train. He was taken to the Della
ware hospital for treatment.
-Mag!stratc 2. NJ. Groves gave John Iol-
land, colored, hearing on Tuesday, on the
charge of being drunk and disorderIy and
also for threatening to shoot several persons
He was fined % and costs on the first charge
and on the latter one was dismissed.
Rev. Thomas c. Potter, of Philadelphia,
the rewly chosen pastor of the Pencader
Presbyterian Church at Glasgow, Del, was
installed last evening. Mr. Rowan of New
ark, preached the sermon; Dr. Nallanding-
ham gave the charge to the people and Rev.
Mr. Davidson the charge to the pastor.
A letter was received by DR.. Householder
Of North East, on Monday, from DR.. n. c..
Keire physician in charge OF the Pasteur
Department Of tho City Hospital in Baltimore,
stating hat the two rabbits which had been
inoculatcd from the head Of the dog that bit
Charles II. Dcamon about three weeks ago,
are down with the rabies Mr.. Deamon has
been receiving the Pasteur treatment since he
was bitten.
A curious looking Gospel wagon. bear
ing the following inscriptions was in Elktc u
Monday evening: "Weep for the Nation, 1t
will commit suicide by ridicuing the Bible
aud denying that Jesus is God" God hates
lynching." ''For proof that the End is Near,
Read the Bible" 1--WE ar on the road to
Heaven: are you?" 'Rulers should Remem-
Der that Christ Hears in the Lobby" "Three
nation destroycrs Rum, Trusts and Hypo-
critics" ''Woe unto this lynching Nation, it
will be Destroyed in the Twentieth Century,
"Whosoever obtains riches by Injustice to
labor shall howl when the eud comes.' The
wagon belonged to Rev. W. A. Cuddy, of
Washincton, d. c., who was accompanied
by his wife. He spoke to good sized crowd
in from, of the court house, upon the second
coming of Christ, which he said would be in
the twentieth century. He quoted Scripture
to prove his arguments His wife preached
the sermon. He said he was going to Wash
ing, and would then return to New York and
go to the Paris Exposition next year.