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Ru1sla'S ReIated Christmas.

There are two Christmases at the
Russian embassy. but the real celebra
tion comes on Jan. G. The fact that the
Joyous festival is. by reason of the use
OF the Russian calendar. somewhat be
lated does not. however, affect the en-.
thusiasm with which the celebration Is
carried out. At time when most OF
her American friends are removing the
Christmas green's from their homes
Countess Marguerite Cassini, the mis-
tress OF the Russian embassy. is super
Intending the decoration OF monster
Christmas tree, generously laden with
presents, AMI the distribution OF these
ramenbrances is followed by Il grand
dnuer which is thoroughly Russian X
Its nenu and appointments aud as pro
tracte.l as some OF the celebrated al
nlght feasts III the ani OF tae car
Washington Times
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Hnli,iay Cmatnma..

At tue sat'.rna!ia, the h.Athe,' pro
totyoe oS Christmas. it va, the Roman
custom to decorate the house witt
egargae.iis This Was done - give the
woodland spirits ref;iye froa! the cold
In Atlanta Ga, it is the Christmas
custoa4 - e. tree all pr;,oners whose
only of*easa IA, been against tAe city
ortiiEaacaS.
The ao,ty aud mistletoe that we use
tor Christmas decorations sho% the
survIQa. Of the customs Of the Droids
la Russa branches OF il; tsee, are
used for decoration In most parts Of
southern Europe evergreen trees Jre
used, while in India the Etsttsh
churches, are decorated at Christmas
tide with all kinds of dowars, ElA-ms
aai aeGctas
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LABOR NOTES.

The garment workers label Ia used
in more countries than the label Of any
other craft In addition to the one
In America, the English taifors have
adopted one, and union label has
been introduced by the Vienna (Aus-
tria) Tailors' union to be used for union
made clothing. This ts the drst ate
tempt to introduce a union label In
Austria
The Boston Globe says that the label
committee Of Cigarmakers union "
decided to distribute $4,000 blue label
souvenirs during the G. A. r. encamp-
ment week In that city. The souvenirs
will be In the form Of red, white and
blue badge
Several postal clerks unions have
been cha by the A. e. of L., and
now 1T Is proposed to form national
union.
The test report of the British Anal
gamated Society Of Painters shows an
aggregate expenditure of S11,OOOCWG
ind only one-eighth Of this amount for
stri'SeA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
WHITE HOUSE GIFTS.
nsU Santa Claus Comes 10 the Pre-.
fdent's Family

Wagon loads OF gifts are received at
ths White House at Christmas time.
They come from all parts Of the coun-
Try, the majority of them from persons
nnknown to the president and his wife.
These miscellaneous articles are the
private property of the recipients, and
the numerous parcels are placed in one
OF the family rooms for examination
2Aey generally contain the names of
the donors. aud to all these notes OF
thanks are sent
On Christmas eve all the employees
OF the house the clerical staff, the
ushers and the domestic servants-are
given, through the established munif-
cence of the president fine fat tur.
key Fifty fowls, selected from the
pest IN the market are purchased for
this event, So that everybody about the
famons mansion has reason for rejoic-
Ing.
No one expresses his happiness with
u more beamlng countenancp than does
Jerry Smith the Old eolored man who
has been member of the presidential
household since the beginning Of
Grants first term. Jerry was Presi-
dent Grants cook but in these days
he dusts the Offices of the White House
and keeps things tidy there as the ira
dltional pin
The presidents aud their advisers are
usually men Of advanced years, and it
Is TO be second generation from them
that the White House looks for the frol.
les Of childhood on Christmas day
Woman's Home Companion
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A CamoatSu OF Education.

The Chicago Federation OF Labor Ii
to fnaugurate q ca,upaigu 70 adueaoe
the public on the aims and obJpcts or
organized Labor. At the ueZt ueetns
of the Federation a plan along this ino
will be offered. It is proposed to select
a number Of the best orators to appear
before the students o, the different uul-
versities, women,s clubs and all other
organiza tons that gain their AnoWl-
edge Of the labor movement from tue
newspapers Or magazines and aXplaio
the hopes and aspirations OF ORGANIZED
labor The leaders In the movement
state that the same efforts are being
made now by the opponents of labor 10
misrepresent trade unions that Wera
Followed before the big lockout In Ehs
building trades in 1900.
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Nj Ist lasDe

The aastAru mistletoe is Para Site %
dacidu3us trees as far north a, Nav
Jersey. It grows in great b@pcles
from ofle 10 thee feet across aud sooa
dis6g,lres tcae. The people Of As.au
ia. Ga. hive free mlstletoe TA2 clt>
althoritje, eut It out Of the SHADE
trees that line the streets, and any on
nav take It away by the wagon bad
The n;lut is III ~ daug+r Of exterfn.na
tjen q, we are satisfied with compar
atiVely sma!i amount, despite It's
UNIQUE assoeiations. which ought 81
make it IN uni eersa demand. The
trade is supposed to handle about 10,
900 pounds. Country Life La America
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

"c+a.- ~..i NJ good fDy ,toopear,. H.
s.. -loi faH 80 days To- r-tl..u and l.
'F} unusually io~ rate j." rips So
d, A7aii5ale from Denver 10 tl.e num
On. adjacent resorts uHd points at
attraction il aud along thr mount1irs.
il Is antlelnared that T"aXs leagu.r4
viii rs they most undoubtedly should
he ,u hand in large numbers
y a strong etforf Il Ia be made to-
ward securing the nrNt international
conference for TeNaS. many pastors
md other church workers VIII head
drl'Gations from their respective
charges and communities in the inter
"&t Of accomplishing the end referred
H.; henc" il is foregone conclusion
tha1 Grand Old Texas VIII be
strongly and enthusiastically repre-
semted and that among the many
thousands who viii be present from
every section OF the country. Texas
and its claims will be made manifest
through its delegation
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CE,-S.Au1aa Eve I'm England.

The little Ladybug (deJecte,tsyt !
do hope Santa Claus will be able ~
distinguish between hogs and ordinary
bugs!
Mamma Ladyhug - Why Gladys
what strange remark. what 'a
Troubling you, dearY
The Little Ladybug-Why, Ctssie
Centiped tola me she was going ta
hang up one whole set Of her s'ock-
ings!-Town Topics.
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OFFICIAL ROUTE FOR EPWORTH
LeAGUERS TO DENVER.

Ottcia ammo Inc mctt j. Hada 10y
tht statr chairman If transportation
lhal tor the seventh international Ep.
Worth league conference 10 BE- held al
Denver July : IA >. the For; Worth
and Denver City railway THE Den
Yer Rcnd"D ha~ b"eu selected rs thv
official r,rIe from TrNa~ and in shat
have been perfected for special ser
vice leaving Fort Worth at a:5s Il. m.
July > the schedule being such as to
.,ut delegates and friends iu Denver
early the follGvin& afternoon
In adAitien t4-the always up-to-dat"
Regular service available via that
routn- which mcMies palace slerpers
and cat' car, tltc special arrange
nents also provide tor the operation
81 first cla~~ Pullman tourist sleep
trs through IN which entirely salts
Il ctory sleeping ace nlmodaticns viii
be available al bu+ one-haf the usual
expense. In other words upon a basis
Gl two persons to double berth in
dividlal expenses fer through si"ep-
ms car accommodations need moi ex
ceed 81 % from FGrj Worth to Den
'er
As the passage rate viii be but one
lare plus s. for The round trip and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
DtMERiCkS UP TO DATE.

Priscilla. whose face was Al random.
Said. "Meu / jest cant under
stand em
Buj sh. ,sup tine summer.
Eloped with 4 plumber
De g,stib0s hen disputandttm
\ s.fl Hbe lived eH III" Sasktde ehewan
foos a tfiR 70 h. eiddY metropolis
Shc liked II eu we'll
That she stayed a whole week
Md if she enjoyed il, why shouldn't
she New York Mail
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a Country Named For Cbristmas

South Africa was discovered b. ths
Portuguese, who we're searching FOR
an ocean road to India. Bartholomew
Disz was the commanded of the two
little ships that formed the expeditions
in 1886. Eleven y@-T@ later Da Cana
took another Portuguese feet south
He discovered Natal on Christmas dag
and thus uamed it in consequence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
7z=LzcTioNs o. 1 sArc4gLo9.

EN.rs @lrt is a":H. pe->s ~4.9 shr
a.'i.- II lie '.oh!ue 4.a>~
Getting aa3 =,.' l. Las" -preuLt.us
SOM .inte- l'# -. - a'o--
Ptrtaaoo ,air' wac, A., meant .o
Show less TtaH my aa3-+;= ta- aaA
H,Te than ,Ary ought to
\ man in public life can't make peo
pc believe he is honest even by sotne
church every SUNDAY
\ woman is awful fond Of YOU whon
She thinks sh" makes you 50 happy
that you don't need any OF the money
YOU earn to spend on Yourself Now
oril Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

II is Sir Thomas Iipton'~ opinion
that one might rs we'll undertake -
rtn store in a tunnel as 10 try 10 60
tus ness without appealing to h. pun
lie thr ugh the press. Boston iief=
ale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

Chrt.tmas Decorations I'm Arizona
Lariat I4arry-Git out yer lasSoes,
boys Here comes bunch of dudes
Just what we need to decorate acr
Christmas tree.
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P5A0 At THIS.
You Never Know the Moment When
In's Information May Prove
Of Infinite Nllne


Of Infinite Value q.
l. IT, @pefh considerable to anv citi-
''N of Pin" Hlun rs snow how 10 be
cured OF painfgi annoying ana Itch
Ing pile Know Then that Doan's
ON m"ht Is positive romodv for all
Hchlhes- ~ thu -b'n for piles. fer
eczema. 'tc. The application relieves
"ra 44eths Read This testimony OF
it, merit
II Sfecl# soil i.noWn IN. copper
t4t -href metat worker 5tS West
S'c'hd str'tf rvzfIi6e ~ 81, East
Eig!Ith as on!r say "Doan's Oint-
m"nt IS without exception the best
lr"paratirg ever used, aud from my
own experience" ! know that it does
all that is claimed for it, vas trou.
tt"d fof years with llchine hemor-
}A' and uj"d seNera1 medicines but
GOT no rell"' continued tho treat
urnt for a "rrt OF more and since
then h2N" bccti trar fr.m the annoy.
Ing dHlIctiou do not hesitate to
recommend DGau'a Gjntment "
For sale hy at dealer Price 80
cents a boz + Ter. Nilhiirn compal
". Buffalo. \ y -ule agents for tho
nited State
Remember thn p.me Doan n's-and
take Nc uthrr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

The devil usually .,ppta1nls tue mad
who roar1 at hm IA prayer meeting,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

As the passage rate viii be but one
are plus s. for rhe round trip and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
TROLLEY LINE TALK
Newark EIhion Scheme Revived.
Runors OF Peninsula Line

The rvr... IA, ruuor Of the Newark
and Elhtn i...rN which sul.i,.,. 1t
Etvrr dies out, rs again circul.il :. We
are now ..! tA#t ill., .in. is slir coli
lhG. il hri'- tn,. rnu s..' of il promo
tclS t" ""lrcrr with the Wilmington
tity'> "Nt"l SION tu Nrwi .,rt aHd Stan
ton. Ih" power houSc OF the NowaIk-
flktrn line will he l,rarrd here. it is
>aid. ana supplied by the Gilpin's Falls
hyd1e-c."rtric plant. which will effect n
considerable In first cost IF the line.
TIL" Chcstcltuwn rTan~rript @ra, even
further and says ii is crcdihIy informed
that am all-lcnil.Sua trolley line is about
10 he built from EiK1nn to Ocean City
connecting Chesapeake City. crclton,
thcStertoWn Crmtrrvillo EaSton. Cam
bridge" Princess Anne, Salisbury. Berlin.
ond Stow Hill. with either terminus.
The promoters are said to be ''mcn of
energy. influence and wealth." ana it Is
said that there is every probability that
the Ii will Il" built in th,. near future.
M"anNhiIr people herrahou> and else
wh"r" await developments.
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Help the Children

II is hoped tlut the good work of the
Chldrcn'S Fresh Air Society will COM
mend Itself at this time TO the practical
bcncvulcnre Of the citizens of Cecil
county. An appeal in behalf of the cause
was made through the County President
several weeks since. Tie need is urgent.
The Society undertakes to provide n
summer outing for girls from the poor
est houses, from close rooms and crowd
ed streets. All expense is borne by the
Society, and every care is taken to have
the children in a clean and healthy con-
dtion. The date and length Of visit are
10 be determined Ivy the entertainer.
Address Mrs. y. Suffer- Secretary Child
r"u's Fresh Air Society, aOT North Paca
street Baltimore. Md. w. s.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court of Cecil County
met in regular session OH Tuesday and
Wednesday. rrc>rut-Hpm. $. Kcnnard
Blake. Chief Judge; Hon. Il. S. Miller
and W. J. Clark. Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against estates of de-
ceased persons were examined and
passed.
Bonds approvcI-Bond of Charles NJ.
Ellis, administrator of Mary McCul-
Iough: bond of CamiIlus =. Carrco. ad-
miu>trator c. t. Il. of Mary j. Stern; /;
bond of George IL. Knight, administrator
"f James \. Knight; bond of James T..
Watts, guardian of Georgia Walmsley.
Accounts passcd-Elcventh account of
Nelson l.. Whitaker and Joseph Coudon,
executors Of George L. Whitaker; fourth
account of Annie Il. Gardner, guardian
Of Bessie NJ. Winchester.
Court adjourned to meet in special
session on July Is.
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Company E at Saunders Rifle Rance

Company L, First Regiment NJ. y. G..
mustered shortly after dawn Oh Monday
morning ut III" armury. under Cant.
John y. Morgan and Lieut.. \. ID. John
son and took the 1.4G train, south. for
Glen Burnie. on the Annapolis Short
Lire X. r.. where the day was spent in
rifle practice mt Saunders Range. The
men did fairly well ut the targets pli-
Yates John Kitchens, John \. Morgan,
Jr., and Harry Racine making the best
individual scores, at 80 and 300 yards,
and qualified for practice at 800 yards.
The company returned on the S,31 p. m.
train.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
LESLIE CAMP
Program for Coming Meeting Which
Opens July i9


=, ." ~ w. ll''''',.""' ""i""'c'S
,"' ;.'''"'"I PI"-,.ih i"F 'H' coming
,>.','t'I W. '.'S,,, " amp ''I"nI'''$ near
>'''" i-''' ~ N''!''>"I! hrN' Ill : p
MI .'ii , WIN ,P'ri"I PRAYER l3f us success,
!, i"'"H ''i "' ,r''''''lI'S pH III" manager at
s,r =" I'o'N' ~ =" cock t"lti@ht services
WI "r lr'n I',' ~ MIS- i-ourtia StiIIetoe
"i" at 90" H', hrN' D. W, W IIi>'h VIII
pre- NHrn' 'lh'r features ri the camp are
"H .,i, l"."MS ,o
l""INinI' ''iE ~ H. M l"ni!H de-
'"u:'' ~ c'"GN' Sp'ct'i e'alsehcaI
,IF'i." ana ADDRESS by Key. T.. H.
o'>h!oIl' ~ ol Norm EaSt VI. Il. Church.
'i'> N'rNl''" VIII ne i'II oarn daE OF the
,"'''P' tAr!f' Hn'iId%' ny Mr. DaShirII
-" '1'n ~"'','A i"l' i"I>i WIFI TAX"
We pace ,'L ih', hi'rilhS. iT"arlilHs at
IT, III. l F''cllil'G III . p hi'' ny Hrv.
IA ~ -. - l'irN'F' an" AT '''" !. m, hE key'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
MAY BUILD A
NEW BRIDGE
B. & o. May Strengthen or Renew
Structure Over Susquehanna

'r1, r,,,,., ....,,,,. a.. u r,,,,I,l ,I,,. a.,
;,
'"'''I'''I' ""u '"'' l'""Io"u company
c"ntrmpiat"S making improvements at
liavrc dc Grace. and will strengthen, if
hot practically Greet Il new bridge across
IN" Susqu"Ihllll.a river, ana that bids
haNr already been inadc Tor tn" work.
The ilaNrr de Grace Ledger says:
1T Is N;ud thAt new piers vii! be hul.t
from 'ratrell island, east To frcnchtoWn
ana When TINS WORK Is compIct"d ANA III"
irnil WORK "N,rhalIcd, new piers Will be
huIIt across IN" SUSqurhanha river, west
10 IN" li"rl"rd side.
y lew years ago tins blIdg" was con-
| S!i"rrd one Of IN" most substantial
hfl"GrS ON the Baltlm"re ana ONO Sys-
tcin' nut III recent Years trc>tIc work has
h'ch erected on the island TO support
thH >ipriSlruotuI' f"r Il long time, it
- NAIh ih"N" repairs have been cOntcm-
p!a''' ana Ill one Tim" II WAS thought
iH'D even IN" r"niS" of IN" l"adh"d lead
INK 10 III" W'>t "lPr"Irh t" tn" hr!d&"
would u" changed, NhiI" E"thinG Is d"ti-
'h'rIN kl:"Wh at IN" present Time con-
rrEhI"% jh'r" plans, 1t i >il.! believed ny
>'il"' h"t. h"WrIrf connected with IalI-
I"ad matters, hnt individuals who's" III
,rT'>tS VIII b" served in IN" event that
'L.Hi company requires additional. prop
"ftI i"r I'@ tracks. lhot 1t Is the object
"t IA" company /" chang" III" course Of
t|c f"d'hci' 0hi "E tracks some dis
tahc" h"ilh "l the present line in order
I" =" away with - heavy reverse rurvr
III the "r"F cllt near the west approach
+" the bridge,
~ inns 'hai@" III tlt'' M" "I the road
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Swimmer Taken With Cramp Sinks

Robert T.. Donlan. aged ~. of Balti-
more. and Daniel Murphy. aged II. of
Richmond. cousins. both good swimmers,
went in bathing at Bcttcrton on Sun
day in company with Il crowd of visit
r1'S and eXcur>ioni>tS. nonlan was sciz-
ed with cramps and WAS drowned. Muir
ply was nearly drowned while trying to
say" his cousin, who carried him down
"nc" but whose hold he broke
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Noted Roadster Foundered

Artist" the wrl-known stallion used
rs Il roadster ly officials of the RadnoT
aud Kenmore Mills, was foundrrel Oh
Saturday and was killed on Tuesday to
end his suffering. He was foalcd in
1883 aud was purchased by the late
William VI. Singerly from the late Roht.
Bonner, of New York owner Of Dexter
and other famous trottelS and was. ac-
tive and reliable despite his years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Election Officers Examined

The recently selected election officials
ycrc put through an examination on
Monday by the Supervisors. MeSsrS. j.
NJ. Tucker, Delmar Smithcrs and W. \.
Cameron. at the board'S Office in Elkton.
When all the officials qualify the full
list Of appointments will be published
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Drowning at Hayre de Grace

William J. Mcdonald, employed by
McATullen * McDcrmott, the F., r. q
W. Il. II. bridge contractors, at Havre
de Grace, was drowned there on Tues
day afternoon. He was a son of J. H..
Mcdonald, Of Havre de Grace, and was
about 90 years of age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Water Spout in Elk River

The rain of last Friday was heavy in
Elk Neck and was accompanied with a
watcrSpout on Elk river. Two scows,
towed by John Futty, Jr., with his
launch on route for Bohemia river, were
thrown high up on shore and the launch
was nearly Swamped.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Loot Good Whisky and Register

Last Friday night thirv,,,. broke into
III" harrDom of the Middlclown Hotel
and carried off the cash register which
WAS f@llnh the next morning under a
shed in the rear of the building. minus
lis contents which proprietor Mcintyre
thinks may have amounted to 50 The
thieves al>" secured five quarts of the
p,olti,f0r'S best WhiSkcy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Broke Her Knee-Cap Three Tines

Mrs. John Qucin, Of Fair Hill, one
day last week. broke her kncecap for the
third time within eight months. DR..
Carrico had her removed to a Philadrl-
Phia hospital in order to have the flac-
ture reduced. if possible.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
Heavy Storm in First District

The storm Of Friday was quite severe
in the First district. \ horse was
shocked and several head of cattle were
killed by lightning. telephone poles We're
shattered and the Ceciton- -Earleville
wire was put ont of service.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
pIERSON-FORD.

Mr.. Charles Ellis PicrSon, son of Mr..
aud Mrs. Amos T.. picrson. of Elkton,
and Miss Nellie Ford were married on
"Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ford. at Bacon Hill. by Rev. DR.. L. Il.
Martindalr. Mr.. Walter Maxwell at
tended tn" groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Pier
sy!r t',,k II Southrru trip and upon their
r,tlrn will reside in Elkt"n.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

'''''o
The following designations were rr-
ccivcd-MisS Susie Schofcld. No. /. Dis
tlict >: Miss NJ. Lcttiu Burke. No. G,
District 3.
The following appointments We're con-
iiTmcd:-Ali&> .tITic Mccoy. No. /. Dis
trict ,; Miss Ethr! Duhamrll. No. /. Dis
The Secretary was authorized 10 al-
y,rti>r for proposals for coal for III" en-
suing year. to he opened Tu, >tlay Au-
gust Sth. at | II. M. and to free scholar
The deed for lot of land for School
purposes at North East. 50 generously
granted by |. II. Ford. Esq. and sister.
Miss Sarah VI. Ford. was received and
the following resolutions were fGs,trtI:
Whereas. Mr.. Isaac H. Ford and Miss
Sarah NJ. Ford. his sister. formerly Il
North East. but HOW residing in WASH
ington. -. C.. have very generously do
mated to the Beard Of Public School
Commits uu"r,. "f Cecil County. va,u-
able lnt ~t land containing nearly one
and II half acres situated on the south
side of Cecil avenue in said town and
being one of the finest building LOT there
in. as site for the new High School
building about to lac erected thereon
Therefore. be- it resolved THAT salt!
Board. on its own behalf and represent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15
COLOR.A GETS THE TROPHY.

The Cecil County Base Ball League
was Gi$bandcd for the residue of the
season at Il meeting held at pcrryville
last Friday. DR.. r. \. WorralI the
newly elected president, occupied the
chair and II. Il. Wilson was secretary.
Discussion led 10 the conclusion that it
would not he advisable To play the last
half of this seasons Srhcdulr and it was
accordingly Resolved 10 hrin" il to Il close
with the games already played. 1t was
Resolved HAT the County League for the
season of 1906 consist of four or more
clubs and that II committee of three be
appointed by the president 10 draft by
laws and arrange Il schedule, the selec-
tionS 10 he made later, and that the
president also name an advisory board.
The Leagues trophy WAS awarded to
Colora which lrd in the games PLAYED
this season and u committee to pul'-
chase the same WAS appointed as fol
lows-Dr 7. \. Worlall. of North East;
f. Il. Benson, of Port Deposit: and L. C..
Tosh, of ColOr;l. II was voted t~ return
to the Port Deposit. Colora. Pelryyillc
and North East clubs their several for
fcitS of $40 in the hands of the treasurer
as also that If the Elkton Club as Il
matter of courtesy hut not of right The
postage WAS ordered 10 be paid. The
meeting WAS then adjourned subject to
the call of the president.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

The North East teams schedule of
games ON the home grounds is as follows
July -. Wilmington \. G.; July 90,
C"l"in; August !. Crescent \. G.
Cherry Hill now haas Il home team of
which \. +. Alternately is president and
j. \. Knight captain. \ festival will
he held for its henciit on Thursday, July
2I. The t'.Hm is open 10 challenges from
any team in the county.
The Elkton team will meet the Union
League, of Chester. here this afternoon.
The visitors are Il Stron" body Of play
ers and an interesting game may be
looked for.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-15

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