The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Sharpless Park, near Toughkcnanon
will be made Il great pleasure resort this
summer.
A Jim Crow department store will
be opened in ChcStcrtown after the Leg,
islature adjourns.
The Elk Art Square Company, les,ses
of mill at Baldwin. will begin opera
tons about April 1>t.
The Birthday Party" recently held
by the ladies of Havrc de Grace PNsby-
terrain Church, yielded about $50 in pro,
fits.
The Havrc de Grace Textile Band
will hold bazaar in Gambrill's Hall. on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April
18th, Sth and 9th
Aberdeen will Gs! at once for Lcgiss-
lative authority to issue bonds for the
construction of an electric light plant to
be owned by the tcwn.
A festival and supper will be held by
the young men Of IInvra de- Grace Pres
byterian Church next Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings.
The 12-inch well for the ATddlctown
Light ANA Water Company had been
sunk 400 feet last week. 4 sufficient
flow Of water is looked for at 500 feet.
Smyrna Pr ~lytcl.aus are working
to raise 500 toward ~ new church organ
Andrew Carnegie having promised that
sum, provided the congregation secure,
a similar amount
John W. N!lhoucy succeeded Chas
II. Moody rs Oycl>rcr of the Aims
:.
man, rs Superintendent Of the County
Insane Asylum yesterday.
The damage doTr to the great York
Haven Power Plant by the recent flood
in the SuSluchanra. is NOW put ut $50
600. Tho plant cost $2250000 and com
pared with this the damage is small
81 GOO in cash prizes will be awarded
to contestants in the competitive matches
during the coming convention of the
Maryland State F'iremcn's Association.
at Cumberland, on June Sth 9th and
10th.
A collision Of freight trains rounding
a curve on the Il. Il o. II. r.. occurred
on Saturday night last, damaging both
engines and several cars, and blocking
the southbound track. Luckily, nobody
was ""'''
The tracks of the Wilmington. New
Castle and Southern Trolley Line over
Red Lion marsh, near Delaware City,
are to be secured against future wash
outs by filing in for ton feet On each
side of the road bed.
William Baxter. Chester. Pa. hey,
made hying leap for life as he was
slipping for a bad fall. He jumped from
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-'rh" committee of the IrgiS, ltuIc.
after hearing ar@uurnt for al.I a-ail.t
the protested bill regulating the shunting
of wild fowl. etc. at AnnnIroliS. h.r
week. resolved to raise the 4icrLsa far
hnats' Iirrrsrs had Irc', ra;.r1 FROM, 81
IA $40
Chicken l"pSi raiders VIII" paid
visit t" foN Jackson = pl"cr. IN tn"
Seventh District. ONO night last week,
were scared of by the di>rhnrg" of
trap gun. III their hurry they left thor
team. which Mr.. Jackson Is holding. 1t
Is SAld that tn" mniinlGht prnWlcr> ar"
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so'uH' 'Ic 'Alor" ir'sE s'''''N N'H
lu''''>n'" security
A Jim Crow bill arp,ing to nIl
trolley lines in the State has been intro