The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-28
news IN BRIEF.

The Newark Driving Club will hold
matinee races ut the old Homestead track
on Friday next. July 4th.
Next Friday will be IL National holt
day-Fourth of July. All the banks and
public offices will be close that day.
The Fourth of July celebration ut
North East this year promises to be
quite Il pleasant affair. The | ShcrS'
Union, composed of young men of the
NJ. f.. Church, has made every prcpara-
uon for the enjoyment of I'LL who may
attend.
Rufus -. Rowland returned to Elk
ton this week from milwaukee,. Wis,
where he attended the annual session
of the National Council. .Ir. o. L. y. NJ.
Mr.. Rowland is Secretary of the Ma
tional Orphans Home ut Tihin.O. He
reports II very pleasant meeting. The
next meeting of the National Council
will be held in San Francisco. Cal.
READY TO YIELD.-"I used De
Wits Witch Hazel Snlve for piles and
found it IL certain cure" says :. L..
Meredith, Willow Grove, Del. Operations
unnecessary 10 cure piles. They always
yield to DcWitt's Witch Hazel Savc
Cures skin diseases. all kinds of wounds
Accept no countcrfeitS. j. Frank Fra
ger, Elkton, Md.
The Local Preachers and Exhort
erS' Campmccting ut Leslie will begin
this year on Wednesday. July %. contin-
uing over two Sundays. Woodlawn
Camp will begin on Thursday. August
Z, and it will also continue over two
Sundays. The board of managers of each
of the camps has decided to charge Il
small admission fee on Sunday and thus
prevent the unpleasant duty of taking
collections ut each meeting.
LEADS THEN ALL-"Onc Minute
Cough Cure beats all other medicines
ever tried for coughs. colds. Group and
throat and lung troubles. says ID. Scott
Currin of Logantown, Pa. One Minut"
Cough Cure is the only absolutely safe
cough remedy which acts Immediately.
Mothers everywhere testify to the good
it has done their little ones. Group is SO
sudden in its attacks that the doctor
often arrives too late. 1t yields ut once
to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant
to take Children like it. Sure cure for
grip. bronchitis. coughs. j. Frank Fra
ger. Elkton, Md.
The Town Council of ChrS1rrtown
has granted tn" right cf way to Hope IL.
RHrr0ll. EST. To operate and equip Il
trolley line on tn" streets of that town.
IL" has also applied To the Kent County
Commissioners for right of way on the
public roads. The corporation he repre-
S,ntS agrees to put mp forfeit of $1,000
that the road will be in operation by
January |. 1909. Surveyors have been
III work laying out the route of the road
from dorchester to ChrStcrtown and
Rock Hall. Two other corporations are
after III" right of way along krnt'S pub
Ii" roads for operating II trolley line.
4 horrible accident occurred last Fri
day night ut Newark \ middlr-agrd
colnrrd woman named Jane Price, in al
tempting to cross the Il. n q. tracks at
the crossing just north of the station.
was struck by an extra northbound pas
Scmgrr train and killed The body WAS
badly crushed. The regular SD south
bound passenger train was standing ut
III" station when the extra came along
III lightning speed. 1t is supposed the
unfurtunHt" woman. thinking that no
other trains were due. attempted Ia cross
back of tn" standing train. BY the cool
pr"Srnc" of mind of the gntcmnn. Nelson
Grant. is due the saving of other lives
as several young white women We're
about to cross when he ycllrd to them
10 20 back. Citizens of Newark are
"onl"mnin@ the practic" of running
trains through Will" train is di>chHrg-
ing passengers. rs il is II menace to life.
The Maryland State Bar ASSucia-
ton. of which John :. Writ. EST of
Elkton. is president. will hold an inter-
cSting and important meeting at Ocean
City next "Wednesday ant Thursday
July > and ;. 1t promises to mark the
beginning of the downfall If that class
of lawyers. the ShyStrIs." who have
encountered the i'll will of members of
their profession who do not resort To
similar tactics. At the last session of
the State Legislature II move in the
shape of II bill directed against the prac-
ticr of their methods by thc "ShySterS"
was introduced and mad" favorable
progress. but did not pass. There also
promises to he II discussion # III" uucS-
ton of drafting II code of legal .thirS for
the government of the bar il Maryland
There is ut present no COTE Of this kind
i'll existence and prominent members of
the bar have been agitatng for some
tim" the question of drafting such Il code
The opening address before the aSSOcia-
ton will be by it's prcSid"i- Mr.. John s.
Writ. On Thursday the annual address
will he delivered by Hon. James Alfred
Prarcc-Subject: IAN Incident in the
Life of Judge Richard Il. Carmichael
Other business viii be the election of
officers and appointments of delegates
to the American Bar Association. The