The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.

lege Friday afternoon, November II. on
Walton Field, HNverford, by the score
of II to o.
The State Board of Barber Examin-
ers will carry the Barber law, recently
declared unconstitutional by local
Court, to the Maryland Court of
Appeals
AT the annual meeting of the Home
opathic Medical Society of Delaware
and Peninsula Dr. G. A. Richie, of Mid
dletown. was elected president. DR.. Ju-
han Adair, of Wilmington. vice-pres-
dent, and DIR. G. NJ. Ferguson, Whining
ton, secretary and treasurer.
-East0n will have free delivery of
mail on December |. James G. Griffin
and james Hall White were appointed
letter carriers. with James l.. Ham
mond substitute. by Postmaster Joseph
IL. White. they having been the three
who PASSED the highest in the recent
civil service examination.
Walter II. Lowe who disappeared
from the home of his father. DR.. Walter
Il. lowe, at Aberdeen. has been found
at fredericksburg Va. He Was wander
ing about the suburbs of the city when
taken into custody. He was without
"a coat, vest OF money. and says he was
robbed near Washington. DR.. Lowe
paid the finder Il reward of 500.
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bursting of a roasted chestnut. Mr.
Dayhor. who is farmer, living near
Mpunt Airy wara passing the stove
whore his children were roasting some
in his mouth. end WAS uhout to bite on
it. when ii exploded. with the above re-
suit.
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side 4 cart loaded with dirt when the
horse suddenly started and Mr.. Walton,
in attempting to cttch the animal. slip
ped and fell. his lcg going through the
wheel with the mentioned result
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-tienelal Lew Wallace author of
ben Ilur,' is starving from the effects
of an incurable disease. He is unable
to retain any nouriShment and phySi-
clans fear he will not survive many
months. His affection is most difficult
of treatment. and specialists who have
been with him for several weeks have
given little relief. General Wallace is
~ years old and has been ailing for
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1t seems that nearly all of the ''rS'ien-
lists i'll New York are lying awake
nights deviSing plans for better vcntila
ton of the subway. One authority add
viSes the placing of plants AT all stations
and along the entire route. TO absorb the
superiluouS carbonic acid gas. \ third.
on the. theory that sunlight is the best
known geTmicde. would have Il system of
gigantic miIlOwS arranged 50 as to flood
every nook and Granny of the tunnel
with reflected rays. \ fourth would
have the track regularly sprinkled with
formaldchydc or lrrcXide Of hydrogen.
FAIRS and blowers are proposed to- blow
out the foul air. and. failing these. huge
bonfireS to create currents. or certainly
partitions between the tracks that the