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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-13
THE HUNT is RESUMED.
The President Goes at it With Cling
cred StrenuOuSneSs.
(By the Associated Press }

Frederick, Okla. April 12.-Presi-
| dent Roosevelt and his party resumed
their hunt soon after sunrise today.
the President entering into the sport
with renewed enthusiasm. Weather
conditions were ideal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-13
Coming to jamestown.
(By the Associated Press. j

(By the ASSOCIATED Press
Harrisburg, Pa, April I2.-The
House today passed the Senate bill
vania exhibit at the Jamestown Va,
exposition. The bill nov goes to the
governor
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-13
Gastro Goes Inao the interior.

(By the Associated Press.)
Caracas, Venezuela, April ~
President Castro left Caracas this
morning for a months trip in the in
terror.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-13
An Artlst-Poet Dead.

(By the Associated Press.
Huntsville. Ala, April 12.-Miss
Howard Weeden. poet and artist. died
at her home here today.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-13

IL a man is in love he doesn't think
the woman in the case talks too
much.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
BASE BALL
EIkton Bats Out Another Victory
Notes OF The Diamond

Another crack visiting team fell victim
TO tn" prowc>> of Elktpm ON the home
diamond on Saturday. \ lively contest
had been looked for. but the game was
Il Jug-handIed on" from the start The
home battcI'S scored six runs in the first
inning and added one III the seventh and
another in the eighth while the visitors
marked up II straight row of goose eggs
The fielding on both sides waS good. and
tn" game d, spite the visitors lack of hit
ting power. was interesting. Brickley
and Moor" Were absent from the home
lineup. their places being filled by
Richards and Hall, of Rising Sun. Har-
ry Brown was at third for the last four
innings and took everything that came
his way. Stewart had the visitors thor
"ughly in hand and allowed them but
five hits. and they We're too scattered to
prove effective. Following is the score
by innings
EIkton ......G .G OOO OOO1 KS
| mon Ieaguc. -. % q D o o u q q 90
Earned Tun>-Elkton. &. Two base hit
-R".e. Stolen baSe~-NIackie. Richards.
Left on ba>eS-Ilkton. !; Union League.
G. Double plays-Rose to Richards;
Stewart to richards: ii. Brown to John
son to richards. Struck out-By Stew
art. II: Gamble. 3. Sacrifice hitS-John-
son and ii. Brown. Umpire-H. \. War
burton. Time of gamc-1.20
John McKenney pitched a winning
game by permission of SpalrowS' Point.
for the Maryland Athletic Club against
the Il. n .. team in Baltimore on Satur-
day, the former winning by score of
3 to y
Blicklcy. Of Elkton. and Clifford Hoov-
er made the score for the Chester Club
on Saturday in its game with the North
Philadelphia team. which stood 3 to = in
th" formers favor. Bricklcy made two
of the runs. enc all around the bases,
and Hoover the other
Stewart. of Elkton. twirlcd for the
Rrhoboth team against Ridgcly on Mon
day. but cot poor support. Ridgely Win
ming by Il score of s to >.
EAkton has signed Gilbert Cooling. of
Chesapeake City. who will be in the line
up today. Mackie, of Elkton. has sign
ed with RettertGn.
Elkton team will meet the N-Brandy-
wines. of Wilmington, here this after
room. and the Srarrows point team also
on the home grounds on next WedncS-
dy afternoon. Both visiting teams are
strong onr>l notably the latter. and We'd
ncst!ay'ra game will have added interest
with McKenney. Elkton'S former star
twirler. pittcd against the dependable
Stewart
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
DEATH AT DANCE
Francis B. Stuekert Stricken AT Spa
Spring Park

The dance ut Spa Spring Park pavilion,
Chesapeake City, was abruptly ended on
luc~s,IHH night by the death of one of
the dancers. Francis Il. Stuckclt. of st.
Georges, who fell to the floor and ex-
pirrd III few minutes. Young Stuckcrt
was ON" of a party who took Il straw
ride to the Park cEapcrOncd ny Mrs.
DIR. j. (. Mccoy, of kirkwood. About
lilo O'Clock he WAS dancing with Miss
lgNSpn, of Summit Bridge. and remark
ed that he felt like stopping. Miss
PaNS0n said, Just us You Please" and
turnin" in the dance saw her PARTNER
sinking to the floor.
He brushed against Henry \. Warbur-
ton. of Elktpn. as he fell aud DR.. Me
Coy Il young physician. and friend OF
Mr.. Stuck,rt, went t" HIS lrlp. but to no
avail, 7lS he died within two or three
minutes. He was carried out Of the
pavilion. and DIR. Karsncr was called
but found life had fled 'rhe dancers
ON" Hnd all. W~r" shocked ut the tragic
Hutcom" "f the evenings pleasure and the
ladies were greatly overcome a number
If them fHinting
Young Stuckert lnd recovered from a
severe attack Of typhoid fever abous
two years ago which left his' heart weak
"ntd ami it is thought that ovcr-rXcrtion
ami the heat Of the night brought about
his death. He was about Is years old,
YVES a student at Delaware College,
popular among his associates and was
the only surviving child Of his parents,
brother dying "a short time ago
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
GAVE BAIL FOR
u. S. COURT
Former Sheriff McAIlisfer Held For
Action Of Federal Grand Jurv

The hearing of former Sheriff William
L. McAlliStcr. of Elktrn. upon the, charge
of handling lottery tickets sent through
the mails, was held before United Stacs
Commissioner Rogers in Baltimore last
Friday. Samuel i. Fuard. owner of the
Hotel Elkton. which Mr.. McAlli>tcr oc-
cupic>. ana Benjamin NJ. Wells. local
Adam% Express agent were summoned
as witnesses. After hearing the tcsti-
mony. Commissioner Rogers released Mr.
McAllSt,r under LOCO bail for the qc-
tl"n If the United States Grand Jury.
y witness having said that Mr. Mc.r-
lister WAS the dumhc>tt man in MARYLAND
UPON the subject of the lottery laws. the
Commissioner raised II laugh hy remark
ing that Chrnccy NJ. DrDew was tlc
dumhcSt man in the country upon the
subject "f the Equitable Insurance Com
rflny. If anyone mentioned it in HIS pres
cncr. Mr>Sl> Omar Il. and \. l.. Crn-
thelS. of Elkton. AMI former United
States District Attorney Thomas G..
Hayes. of Baltimore. represented Mr.
McAlllSttr at the hearing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Personal and Social

Mr.. Benz. NJ. May. son of Col. Wm II.
May. of Hartford City. Ind. is visiting
his Elkton relatives.
Miss Sykes of Ellicott City. is the
guest of her uncle. DIR. $. G. Sykes.
Miss Arlc NJ. Nowland. of New Brit
ain, Conn. is the guest of her cousin.
Miss Mary Matthews.
Miss GcLc Brown and Miss RoSnlie
Price, Of Baltimore. are guests of Miss
Mary b. Smith.
Miss Mary Wilson. the younger sister
of Mrs. Warren J. Hanes. was the -ur~t
of Mrs. l.. VI. IIainc~ on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Sara Schl,ctrr, of Reading. Pa.
is visiting Nie Emile McEmoyl".
Miss Maria Knight. of Baltimore. is
the guest - :. y Cnf:s;rS. the NJ, - Con
stable.
Mr.. Harry l.. W., kS of Washington,
is the guest Of Mr. II :Iry Mills.
NIr,,. Mary Jane Turner. Of Fort
Worth, Tex. widow of the late Alex.
Turner. and daughter of the late George
McCrcary. Of this county. is visiting Mr..
and Ms. .IGhn Lungrcn. mt Lcwisvillc.
John Lungrcn. of LrwiSvilIc. who won
many friends during Il service of 30 years
on the Star Route between Elkton and
LcwiSvillc. Pa. was in town on Thurs
day. Temperate habits and clear con-
science keep him ever young.
Dr. STANLEY Steele of Wilmington. WIS
i'll Elkton Cn Sunday.
Mr.. Stevenson. of Philadelphia, was
the guest of his sister. Mrs. X. c. Thack-
cry. on Sunday.
Mrs. W. j. Downey and children. of
Wilmington. visited Mrs Joshua Wit
worth last week.
Mrs. Lena l.. Wilson has been the
guest of friends in Smyrna. Del.
George McQuikin. Jr.. of Newport
News. VA, spent Sunday with his par
ents in Elkton.
Mistress Edwina Butler. of Phiadel-
pha, who is visiting her aunt. Mrs X.
Miss Ida johnson, of Baltimore. form
erly of Elkton. is visiting relatives here.
Drew ii. Beatty, of North East. has
been promoted to the post of yardmaster
of the b. n O.'s Schuylkill East Side
branch in Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Held Up On Her Way Home

Iis>Lucy Homewood had an cXpcr-
fence on Monday evening. after the storm
similar to that of Miss Hyla Biddle one
night last winter. AZ Miss Homcwood
was passing the residence of Joseph
IIinchliife, at High and Bow streets. Il
m:ln came out of the alley between it and
Edwin +. Taggert'> and tried to stop
her. Miss: Ilomcwoul raised an alarm.
and palti,@ oImr IL the scene. The
Party escaped and has not been located.
Miss HomewOod could not say whether
the man was black or white. but says he
wore Il Slouch hat 1t is said that james
WalmSley. alias Electric jim" who was
suspected. but not identified as the party
who mol,,ted Miss Biddlc. was on the
scene when the first c"mer> arrived, after
Miss Iiomew0od called for help.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
FOR NORTH EAST
The Town And Others To Be Placed
On The GiIpin's Falls Circuit

An arrangement has been effected be-
tween the town authorities of North
East and til" Elkton Electric Light Com
pany for the lighting of the former town
for Il period of two years. The current
will he supplied to North East. Elkton
and other towns from the Gipin'S Falls
hydro-c!rctrc Plant. which. it is thought.
will he in operation by November l. 1t
Is pnrrcred To use both arc and incandes-
cent lights for the streets in North East
Are lights are to he placed at Cecil ave
me and Main streets and ut Main and
Church streets. The locations for lights
AMI poles We're fixed last week and the
work of erecting the line to the Falls
will Ee promptly pushed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Items Of Local Interest

-Rrv. II. X. Stephenson at the second
quarterly conference of Scott NJ. Z.
Church on "Wednesday evening was
| unanimously invited to remain as pastor
for another year. Resolutions commend
ing the pastor and his work were
| adopted.
A lawn party for the benefit of Sum-
nit Bridge NJ. f. Church will be held on
w. T. Colts lawn on next Wednesday.
Tent meeting services will be opened
AT .Johntown. First district. by Rev. w.
+. Dawson tomorrow. \ large attend
ance is hoped for.
The Bureau of State Highways has
had officials at work this week on Il sur
vey for the proposed improvement of the
Elkton-IewiSville road south from Sing
rrly station.
The Methodist Sunday School picnic
held ut Plum Point ON Thursday was
largely attended and thoroughly enjoy
ed. Most of the launches and other
boats and number of teams were used
by those on the outing. The day was
fair and paSSahly cool compared with
others of the week. The evenings show
en- came Just as the picnckels were
caught in it were none the worse for
their wetting.
The colorcd hoy drowned at Como
wingo last Friday WAS Raymond Brown.
not Davis, aS previously REPORTED. He
was If years old an got in deep hole
while swimming in the river HIS com
panionS gave the alarm and Y. H. Moore
and f. Il. Bostic recovered the body in Il
shallow part of the stream where it was
carried
Capt. Andrew W0odall has purchas-
ed the Walmslcy wharf and granary at
Fredelicktown, which Thomas G. Cruik-
shank bought forS3 400. Capt. Woodall is
said to have given $500 and other consid-
erationS.
The large harn on the George farm
ut testers corner, near Red Lion. Del,
was burned on Sunday with a horse har-
ness, many farming implements and ten
tdlis of hay owned by the tenant. The
building was insured and the landlords
hay a,rp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
B. 6 O.'s Susquehanna Bridqe

The report that the B. X o. II. II.
might build a new bridge over the Sus-
uqehanla is said to be incorrect as the
engineer in charge of the roads bridges
says new structure is not needed. The
present bridge. however. is undergoing
eNtcrSiv" repairs. Workmcn are REPLACE
ing the 300 feet span crossing the PEN
nsylvAniH's 's' tracks ut the east end of the
structure, and are strengthening the via
duct running from the cast end of this
span to the abutmcnt The new work
will be Il rivctcd truss with decked grid
erS. replacing the present pin-connected
truss. The contract has been let and
the work is progressing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22

{. Ihackrry. entertained Il number of
htr friends Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Fcnton. of Phildrphia.
was il guest this week at the home of
her uncle. Mr.. John Regain.
Mr. Anthony Hughes and Miss Elsie
Hughes of Philadelphia. have been Wis
itinS Mr.. and Mrs W. Don Price.
Rev. William Schoulcr. after n visit Mt
Atlantic City. is now at the Ortlcy Inn,
Ortlcy. y. j.
James +. Evans. Esq. and family, of
savannah. GA. arrived at Elkton Mon
daH night for visit with relatives here.
j. Henderson Smith. of Wilmington.
has been spending II few days with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Smith.
Mrs. Harry II. PIitchard and daugh-
ter, of Newport News. Va. are guests of
her sister. Mis- X. ID. Rowland.
Miss Bertha l.. Thol1,. of Washington,
, -. e.. is guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
| Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Woodward of
IhiHdelphia. Miss Mary Halowell. of
| Lincoln, Neb.. Mr. Thomas Harlan. of
Baltimore. and Mr. La1rie Harlan. Of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mrs. G..
&. Brown. near Elkton.
Misses Mary Terrell and Helen Burk-
ley have joined party of friends who
are enjoying Il weeks outing ut the Dun
| bar cabin on Elk river.
Miss Carrie lamar returned on Mon
| day evening from months visit with
friends at Hazelton, Pa.
Mr.. Thomas Major and family are
spending July and August mt their cOun-
try home. 'Woodsidc." near Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean. of GrcenSborough,
| \. C.. have been visiting W. a. Home
wood.
Miss Lula Usilton. who is visiting her
| brother. John +. Sparklin. spent the past
| two weeks with her cousin. Noble Biddlt.
ut Mt. Pleasant. Del.
Mr.. f.. y. Sweet. Elkton'S confcctioner
and baker has been sick at his home
with symptoms cf typhoid fever.
Mrs. II. II. TUrbert is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Frederick Il. Haines. at
st. Davds, Pa.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Pierson are
at home after their wedding trip.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
PUSHING BIG
POWER PLANT
Contracts For Building, Poles, Wires,
Etc., Awarded

Th" plans for the proposed hy,lro-clec-
tlic plant ut Gilpin'> Falls. are rapidly
taking shape. W. T. Warltrton. ESQ.
who rcc ntly acquired the property, has
awarded the contract for the constrUc-
tinn Of the power house. race walls and
other work of like character to Freder-
lex Shoff, of CClmanville. Pa. \ force
of SrvCnty-ivr hands will begin the con-
StluttiHn work on Monday. The Rum
>ry Electrical Company. of Philadelphia.
will erect the line Of poles ana wires from
the plants ste to Nrrth East and Elk
ton and work will begin Oh Monday. As
Noted elsewhere North East is to be
lighted by the proposed new Plant which
will likewise furnish light ana power to
Elkton and other towns within convcn-
lent radius. 1t is expected that the plant
will he ready for operation by October
|. or rs carly thereafter asr possible.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
LESLIE CAMP OPEN
Prospects Of Good Affendance-List
Of Tent Holders

Leslie Camp opened Oh Wednesday
afternoon with Il good attendance. Man
ager Hammond had the grounds cleaned
and the tents erected last week. The
opening sermon was preached by Rev
W. T. Hammond on Wednesday at 8 D.
H. Twilight services led by Miss Lou
ctra Stllctoo, followed at p. m., with
preaching at I.3O by Rev. j. w. Viii
lispn The preachers for tomorrow are
Rev Lewis Johnson. of Brooklyn, in the
morHing: Rev. William Strimmel, of
Wilmington. i'll the afternoon, and Rev
.ANhury Burke. of Wesley Church, Viii
mington. in the evening. The list of tent
holders thus far reported, is as follows:-
Joseph w. Wilkinson. Kimbeville Pa
Mrs. Rachel Barnes. Woodawn.
Mrs. Hugh +. Scarborough. Mechanics
Valley.
William Davidson. Bay View.
John Russell. Bay View.
Robert Trimblc. Fay View.
Hunter Mahoncy. Mechanics Valley.
Samuel Scotteu. North East
Mrs. X. T. Reed. Bay View
Mrs. \. Il. McCauley. Denver Col
Mrs. Samuel McCaulpy. North East.
Mrs. William Reed. Bay View.
W. ID. CoslCtt. North East
Mrs. James BWlge. North East.
\. VI. Strickland E,lkton.
James 7. Armour. Bay View.
William Armour. Bay View
Arthur ID. Armour. GrccuhulSt.
Mrs. Emma Brown. Grcenhurst.
Miss Myrtle ABRAMS. Bay View.
Miss Rrbrcca .Ianm,y. Bay View.
Nathan l.. Janney. Bay View.
Mrs Charles Lilly North EaSt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Shoe Horn Had To Be Souqht

y trie of young EIkton bellies, who
spent several hours reading in the shade
at FHIr Creek on Wednesday concluded
to cool off by wading around in the
stream. which they did. for time. to
their relief and amusement. On going
ashore one of the GlmselS missed her
ho.irry. which after Scmc search was
found. but in Il rather damp condition.
which ncceSSitated trip of one of her
companions to II nearby house for IL shoe
horn. M"ral-kccr your stockings dry
or take an extra pair along or carry u
shoe horn. if You would avoid the maid
ems predicamcnt should You be placed
"s7 She was
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
CRUSHED UNDER
FREIGHT CARS
Fireman Theodore Bradley, of Rock
Spring, Found Dead on Tracks

The dead body of Theodore Bradley.
son of Howard Bradley. of the Rock
Spring ncighEorho>d. WAS found lying
on the Il. " q. X. X. tracks on Satur-
day morning with the arms and legs scv-
cred. Mr.. Bradley. who was about ~
years old and unmarried. had been en-
p"yrl. on the road as' Il fireman on
fr"i@hts. 1t is thought that he was jolt
ed or fell fr"m his engine and was caught
under the wheels of the cars. His fun
eral WAS held on Monday. Rev. ]. =.
Otis. of Rising Sun. conducting the ser
vices, with intrrment in Brookvirw Gem
ctrry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Bolt Burns Barn

The large barn of Mrs Harvey Scott,
at Oak Hin. Just across the line in Ian
caster county, was struck by lightning
on Tuesday evening and burned with its
contents. including the recently gathered
CROPS. Il mule. Il horse. n cav, II SOW and
pigs. Neighbcrs saved the corn crib and
wagon house. Miss Laura Scott was in
the larn when the bolt struck. but es-
capped injury. The barn was one of the
largest in the ncighborhood and was
enlarged lat year There was insurance
on the property.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Chester RepubIicanism's Fiftieth
Birthday

President Roosevelt is to he urged to
attend the celebration of the fiftieth an
nivcg>Hry of the organization of the Re
publican larty at West Chester on Au-
gust IL. Cvngrc Srman Butler and other
prominent citizens were appointed to
VISIT the President AT Oyster Bay and
convey the invitation to attend the crlc-
brati"n. There will be Il fine pyrotrch-
mic display and music by many lands ON
the evening of the celebration. The
guests and veteran vctcr> will dine at
the Normal School and sandwiches and
coffee will h" served to the crowd at
tending at Waync Field
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Coroner Aids Cupid

Mr. John Long ana Mis- Lizzie SarlS,
Of Harrisburg. Pa. were married ut Elk
ton NJ. T.. Parsonage on last Friday
night by Rev. DIR. Il. f. Maltimdnlc
They arrived here on THE S.3I p. III.
trim. Coroner Nelson met them on the
train and procured them license after
looking up Deputy Clerk II. Winfield
Lewis and the two officials with MrS
MaItind!lr and Miss Grace Wells. wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and MIS-
Long. after short :tny ut the Howard
House. left for their home in Harrisburg.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
ScaIded Seriously BY Steam

Escaping steam from bursting tubes
in the boiler in the engine room at Mar
ley Mill on Saturday painfully scalded
Lloyd McLane. employed by the Garrett
Paper Company. upon both legs and one
arm and also on the face below one of
his eyes. He was removed to his home
at Cherry Hill. where he was promptly
treated by DR.. Carrico and is now rest
ing fairly comfortably.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Calf of Lea Torn by Chain Hook

\ fractous COW that Frank Hammond,
aged 49, was tying out to pasture, on his
father. Samuel Hammcnd's place. at Ba-
con Hill on Sunday ran off, and a hook
at the end of the chain ought in the calf
of young Hammonds leg, tearing it ter
riby and pulling out q lump of flesh.
Dr. w. ID. Cawley gave prompt atten-
ton to the wound, and thinks the young
mans hurt will not be lasting
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Automobile Scares Double Team

The horses attached to the butcher wa
gGn of McCuulcy Bios. of Leeds were.
frightened by Il rapidly moving uutpmo-
bill" which turned into West High street
from the Blue Ball road shortly before
the storm # Wednesday afternoon. One
of the horses fell and Was somewhat cut
about the legs and its harness WAS hrok-
en-. Mr.. Robert Met Caulcy. who was
driving. got down promptly and managed
to control the Epr>eS. The driver of the
AUTOMOBILE" made 70 stop and kept on his
way unCrncrrnrd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Channel To Be Cleared

The contract for the work of ir,plg.
ing Elk river has been awarded Il, the
Maryland Dredging Company of Rati.
more. y representative of the concern
VIII" wlS in town on Monday said the
WDl'k would start within II month. 1t is
likely that Il "h.Owrr will he used ul
the wGrk fer which but II small amount
$1,000. is available and probably it will
he confined to the removal of the most
serious ul:,'tluctiuu>.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Misfook Gasoline For Kerosene

\ threatening blaze. which did con-
siderable damage before it was controll-
ed. occurred at the residence of William
BineS. who keeps n general store at
Frenchtown. near Pcl1yville. y lamp
had been filled hy mistake with gasoline
instead of Kerosene. and when lit by Mr..
BineS exploded The flames were fl
nally XtinguiShcd after doing more or
less damage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Mad Dog Killed AT Port Deposit

ThoS. NJ. Jackson shot a deg thought
to be mad "n his place near Port Deposit
which its owner ou the adjoining farm
valued ut Sluu The latter shot another
which the dead one had bitten.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Large Barge Launched

Mc'>rS. +. Dcibrrt n Bros. on Tues
day launched Il large hay barge built at
their yard at Elk Landing. for Charles
Gray. of Philadelphia. The craft is POO
feet long with capacity of HOO tons.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
Elkton Town Council

Eliton Town Council met in regular
session OH Wednesday evening. Present,
McSSrS Dcibert, President: Sloan. Smith.
Davis and Witwolth. Treasurer Groves
and Raililf Lynch. The minutes Of the
last meeting were road and approved.
The Treasurer reported
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22

Owing 10 tn" town receiving sufficient
III taxes the Eotc for 500 ordered dis
counted ut the last meeting was can
cclled.
Th" communication frcm the F., Il.
W. Il. Il. Company in regard to tres
passing ON the coal trcStlc ut the station
was read and it waH' the opinion of Coun-
ril that tn" town had no jurisdiction in
the premises.