The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.

known as William Smith, who had been
employed mt Lumbrook. small station
just above Newark, Del, was found
frozen to death, there early on last
Thursday morning. He is said to have
had $40 with him when last seen, and
wore comfortable clothing. His stiff hat
looked as if it might have been crushed
in. No money was found upon him.
He is said to have a wife and two child
rem in Poland.
Charles Kirk and bride were given a
rousing reception upon their arrival at
their home in the Eighth district. one
night last week.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Ann
Woodrow, widow of the late Levi Wood
row, formerly of Elkton. were inferred
last week in Rivcrview Cemetery, Viii
mington, where she died mt the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Harrison Fair
lamb, on the 9th ult., aged SO years.
Ice is said to be piled up twenty feet
in height on the river front at Lapidum
dennis and William Kincaid, Of
carlton, Hartford county. and another
patient from Webster have gone to the
Baltimore Pasteur Institute for treat
ment for prevention of hydrophobia.
A satisfactory steam heating plant
has been placed by +. l.. Hopper in the
Casino at Havre de Grace.
Failing upon a slippery sidewalk
few days ago Harry Bothman. proprietor
of the Clayton House, Wilmington, was
painfully injured.
Red Lion quarterly conferences has
been postponed until February Is at 10
a. m.
The sum of Ms was realized FIR
church purposes from Rev. w. H. Green
fields recent lecture at Mt. Pleasant NJ.
z. Church.
"A horse owned by John Marsh, OF
East Goshen. was killed in West Chef,
ter on Friday by plunging and falling On
a hitching post.
Twenty seven conversions are re-
ported ~ resulting from the revival SER
vices just closed in Rising Sun NJ. Il.
Church.
Spontaneous combustion is thought
to have caused the buring Of an old
frame structure nesr the Nonantum pa
per mills. in Newark, Del, one day last
week. Luckily, the plant was not in
danger.
The Wilson IT Csvsnder farm ~
1856 acres neHr Smyrna, has been bought
for all 900 br CYRUS p. Gean q Smyr-
ma hotel man.
-Bailiff Welsh has already tagged
about 125 dogs in Havre de Greece, the
owners Of which have pnid the Tux.
There are snid 10 be about 1928 mor,
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RANKIN hette"' or EPhrata TOWN.
SNIP lancaster county recently caught
sea gun tnat was Propapiy DRIVEN IN
@nu ny Tue plzzaru. ~ meaeurt'S over
many pooles oi those VINO nave oied
I"iihs 'ne 1H's, ~" ".eAS III WIN 3'pou.
p"'er were Bull unouli'H at Tue ep<'e vi
'as' "eoN' ny re'soi' vi Tie severe e'orih'
---HartZ, the goose-bone pryphet of
Reading, predicted that the latter part OF
january anu "ii VI repruarS mouiu
"s 'iu ua!s' WIN pr,ts Vi "ieishiiiE'
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Judge Butler, in the Circuit Court at
West Chester last week sentenced Will
liam TAYLOR, the "kennett Huyger," to
10 years and fine of $17O. He had
caught hold of MISSES. Ethel Weaver and
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Morris Fahnestock, baker of Brown
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s,at daa,> ,,,,,,.;,,,, lei L;,, H., .,,;s,,,
and its occupants, Mr.. FahneStock and
Jacob Settler, The horse was killed and
the sleigh was smashed. but the men c.4-
capped injury.
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