The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Washington College fest hall team
was beaten by st. Johns nj Annapolis.
on Saturday, by Il score ST II to ..
-Fcqty-six applications for divorce will
come before the November term of New
Castle County Superior Court of Della.
ware.
The. ladies of Leeds NJ +. Church
will hold Il supper ana h0zaar i'll tive old
church at Leeds. On "Wednesday evening.
November 10Th
Tic National Bank OF Rising sun
will observe Thanksgiving Day us a
legal holiday. and rot be opcA for bust
ne>.' on that date.
Capt. Edward Il. Gallup, who has
PASSED his cighty-furth mile stone. is
critically i'll with paralysis ut his humc,
in Havrc de Grace.
Members of the Needle Work Guild
are rcQu, >tcd to send - soon as convrn-
lent their contributions to the directors.
BY order Of the President. NJ. Il. McIn-
tire
The heater engine in IIarlNu's pn.;r-
board mill on the Little Elk, WAS cam
aged u few G.rye. @go. by a piece of iran
lodging in the machine amd damaging
the fly bans.
-EktoH Council Ne. -. Jr. O. L. \.
NJ. will attend service ut tn, ElktDa NJ.
L. Church to.morrow. when special
sermon will be Ggly, red to them by the
Rev. DE- II. +. Muuinllalr at 1890 a. III.
Mr.. Jesse W. lIamhrton intending
to Remove from the county, has sold HIS
farm Of 100 acres, rear GrccuhurSt. to
M,arnS Moore, for $4,000 Mr.. Handle
ton sod his personal property an Thurs
day.
Mr.. T.. J. McGready has been elect
Cd Town Bailif far the uHrXpirvd term
Of George {. Biddlc Sheriff elect. The
selection is generally regarded - Il good
one, Mr.. McGrcady being II quiet ani
determined man.
The Annual Thanksgiving Mission
airy Anniversary of Crouch Chapel will
he held tomorrow, Sunday afternoon, ut
80 o'clock. Special music will be rend-
cred. auI DR.. II. T. MaTindale will make
an address. \ cordial invitation is cX-
tended to the public.
A change in the time card of the p,
Il. ~ W. Railroad will take pace on
Sunday morning, November 29th, after
the midnight hour. The changes have
not yet been arranged. but trainmasters
and assistants are ut work on the Sched-
ulc, which requires a great amount Of
labor in securing IA card that will meet
requirements. 1t is expected that the
changes will bc mere extensive than for
some time past
Mr. Samuel Mallalcu. the oldest son
of the late Thomas Malalieu, founder of
the Unicorn Woollen Mills. near Mil
lingtOn, Md, died at his home, in that
town, on Wednesday, the 18th inst Mr..
Malalieu was an active Republican and
in 1879 was the Republican Candidate
for State Comptroller. He made fire.
quent visits to Elkton while engaged with
his father in making the Mallal"u Cas-
simcres, and was widely and favorably
known to our merchants.
When Governor elect Edwin War
field spoke ut Ellton, in October, Mr..
John G. IIindmln, the popular auctioncer
Of Rising Sun, introduced his son John
{. IIindman, Jr to him. After Mr..
Warfeld's election John c. Jr., wrote
him a letter of congratulation, and in re-
ply received the following pleasant letter:
coffee of President of Fidelity and De
pOsit Company Of Maryland.
Baltimore, Nov. 18th, 1903
Master John G. Hindman, Jr.,
Rising Sun, Md,
My dear little friend Il was
very glad to receive your letter of the
10th inst, and to receive your congratu-
lations upon my election. | hope your
father will bring you to see me ut Anna
polls after am inaugurated.
Very sincerely yours,
EDWIN WAKEFIELD"