The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07

Baltimore. il is said. will soon have
another afternoon paper.
a carnival and bazaar will be- held on
the lawn of 81. Johns Church. near Fair
Hill. next Thursday. Friday and Sntur-
day evenings.
A dog. said To have been suffering
with the rabies. created considerable rX-
citemrnt in the central part of Elktom.
early Tuesday morning. \ number of
dogs were bitten 10y the rabid animal
Tn" dog WAS killed on the Elk Neck pub
lie road. near the farm of Alfred Wrih-
Grill. by II man named Money.
The Delaware College base ball team
played an interesting game with the
Maryland Agricultural College club at
Washington. ID. C.. on Saturday. Al
though Delaware was without her best
pitcher and catcher. Willis and Wilson.
the boys PM up strong fight. G"okrn.
VIII" pitched for Delaware. was Il trihr
wild ut first. but settled down and made
Il good record. He was caught in excel
lent shape by Powell. The final score
was IT to . in favor of the MARYLAND
NSI' Illhlil 'l''S'
Annual services were, held Sunday in
old Drawers Presbyterian Church. near
Odessa. under the auspices of the Friends
of Dld Drawers. The church waS built
n I'LL and is in an excellent state of
preservation because of the care hrStnw-
rd o1 it by the organization known rs
Friends of Old Drawers. The services
1,,,., 4, L..
the morning was preached hy Rev. =. +.
StnhI. of l'"lawar" City. and in the
afternoon an address WAS made and al
original poem read 10y George Alfred
Townsend Uia1hI. of Philadelphia
\ REAL FluEND.-"I suffered from
dyspepsia and indigestion for fifteen
years. says W. T.. Stnrlcvnnt. of Merry
Oaks. y. G. after had tried many
doctors and medicines to no avail one of
my friends persuaded me To try kodul.
Il gave immediate RELIEF. | can eat al
most anything | want now and my di@rS-
tiou is good | rhrrrfully recommend
k"dUl. Don't try to cure stomach
trouhl" by dieting. That only further
wrakrnS the system. Iou need whole
some. strengthening food. I\"d"l enables
You t" aSSmiatr what you eat by digest
ing il without the StumHch'S aid. j
Frank Frazer. Elkt"n. Md
The body Of Mrdfnrd l.. I.owrcy.
who was drowned in the SuSuurhannn
River. near the Battery. was recovered
and wa> buried on Sunday. He WAS ON
board capt. Lewis Wilson'S hug-ryr
"Fairmuunl on Il pleasure "trip and WAS
seized with M rpl"ptic attack and fell
backward overheard. and WAS drowned
before assistance could hr rendered. \
hn#t YVES promptly lowered and it wuS
,"m" hours brfor" his body could he re-
"rvrr"d The remains were brought to
'hHrI"StuWn, This county. for burial. Mr..
i.oWr"N WAS 10 years of age. He form
"ry kept III" Wilmington Hotel in liavrr
i" Grace. but had retired from the bust
ness some months. He leaves II widow
and one dHughtrr
The annual meeting of the Delaware
Stat" Medical Society was held on Tues
day. at Newark. and the following otli-
Gers were elected: President. DR. Rob
rrt i. Hopkins. Of Milford: Nicr-Prcsi-
dents Dr. Thomas \. Enos. of Town.
send. and DR.. l.. \. IL. Bishop. of Dover:
Secretary. DR.. John Palmer. of Whining
ton: Treasurer. DR.. William &. Pierce. of
Wilmington. DR.. James II. Morgan. one
at III" physicians of the Wilmington
Board of Health during the recent cpl
drluic of smallpox in Wilmington. read
Il paper containing his experiences and
observation. addresses were also made
by DrS. w. &. Noble. of Philadelphia:
\. Robin. State RactcrologiSt and Will
liam E. Pierce. of Wilmington.