The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Every parent with boys or girls to
educate should read the new catalogue of
Cooley College.
The explosion of an ovcrh"atcd can
of Tomatoes painfully burned Miss Sophia
letters. of North East about the face
one day last week.
Prof. :. T. Ford will give an enter
tainmcnt in the NJ. +. Church ut Char
leStown. on "Wednesday evening. Septem-
Der 10Th. at 7.30 p. m.
A Festival will be held ut wilma
school house. on Tuesday evening, Sep
tembcr 10Th. If stormy. next fair even
ing. Proceeds for library fund.
The Democratic Editors of the State
are enjoying the hospitality of Hon.
Edwin Warticld to-day. ut "Oakdale,"
his fine home in Howard County.
Lulu Newman. of Virginia, will be in
charge of the Industrial School to be
established for colorcd girls in the school
building on Collins Avenue. ElktOn.
The output for August ut the IIavrc
de Grace plant of the American Can
Company was G,GOO.0OO cans, 1.000.0O0
more than were made there in any pre-
viouS month";
--Gcorgc Schladcr. who for number
of years. has been sexton of Bethel NJ.
+. Church ut Pivot Bridge. has rented
the Col. Clayton farm. on bohemia
Manor, and moved there this week.
On Tuesday next. Il union excursion
will he held from Port Deposit to Anna
polls 10y misconceptions of the colur"d
churches ut Port Deposit. CokcSbury.
Conowngo. IIavre de Grace and Bethel.
A workman ut the Newark wall
paper factory caught the sleeve Of his
shirt in n belt one day last week. and the
ncShy part Of his arm was badly torn in
the cogS before the machinery could he
stopped.
Under the fall schedule of the Port
Deposit and Ilavre de Grace Steamboat
Company. which went into effect ON
Monday. sailing times ar" IIavre de
Grace T3O Il. m. Baltimore 20 p. M,
except on Fridays, when the hour is
$50 p. m.
II. X. Garvin. mllwright, of Rising
Sun. will help build 5000 Darrell flour
mill for the WaShhum--Crosby Company
at Buffalo. The AllS--ChalmcS Company
of Milwaukee,. have the contract The
mill will he the largest single flour mill
in the country.
Few circus acrialStS, no matter how
daring. work without first minimizing
their danger by the erection of II safety
net directly under them and ten or Il
dozen feet above the ground. More fear
less and death dofying than all others,
the aerial performers with the great Sig
Sautele new big threc-ring Oscar rail
road circus. mcnagerie. royal Roman hip
podromc and historical wild west, which
will exhibit ut Elkton. on Monday after.
noon and evening, September l4th, use
neither net or life belts. depending en-.
tircly upon their quick eye and firm
wrist. There are more amazing. stipend.
Gus, terriically startling and exceedingly
sensational mid air champions with the
Sautcle circus than are to be found in
all others combined. The other perform
rrS upon Mr.. Sautelle's pay rolls are like
wise poSt-graduates of their profession
having been called from the top most
circles of American and European art
lists. Two other features which must not
be overlooked are the G3-horse and pony
act. and "Ncro." the only riding lion OF
earth. Under perfect control of one MAJ
G3 members of the equine race enter {
single ring and first taking their respec
tive positions with minute precision. eX
ecute an exceedingly marvellous and in
tricate series of eyolutions. The clowns
in themselves, are a whole show. Lacl
of space prevents the naming of all othel
mighty features in the big shows, his
torical wild west and menagerie; suffice
TO say they are the best wealth can oh
tain.