The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-20
THE DRlLY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, APRIE-l l.
Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Miss Bessie Bsteman, of Easton, ia
visiting Miss Mary Henry. at her home
on High street.
The Cambridge Board of Trade will
meet Thursday evening IN the rooms of
the Union Republican Club.
Miss Elena Certez is spending some
time in Cambridge after having spent
several months 10 Baltimore.
Mr. John F. Willis, Jr., left on the
train this morning for Philadelpl ia,
after spending few days in Cambridge.
The Diamond State Telephone Co.
today installed a private telephone
booth in the Hotel dorchester, for the
convenience OF the guests in that hos
telry.
The Phillips Hardware Company has
Just received another car load of Wren
bnggies. This makes live car loads of
these huggies that this com pany has re-
ceived this season.
Early vegetables and fruits are said
to be more plentiful Than is usual at this
season Of the year in the cities: 10 TACT,
in the majority of cases. they are sew.
eral days ahead of time.
The Phillips Packing Company is in
stalling two new pea viners at the John
son and Radcliffe factory. This makes
four viners this company will operate
at this factory this year.
MIR. J. Pink Eaton. better known as
Captain Pink, arrived on the boat
this morning 10 spend few days 10
! Cambridge and Dorchester, looking up
| old friends and acqmaintances.
Marine railway owners report the ont
| look for business as unusually good this
season. Boats seem IN he very busy
this season, and this very naturally
means much more wear and tear and
more work for the shipbuilders. i
Reserved seats for Joshua Simpkins
will he on sale at box office tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. This popular
rural comedy is the last show booked at
the Auditorium this season, so don't
fail to see it. See display adv. for par
ticuIars.
Baltimore Monday at noon, having
broken her port shaft at Lewis wharf
Friday night. Report says that the
Enoch Pratt will be put on the Nanti.
going repairs.
Tonight, the farewell performa nee Of
The Musical Reeves, the people who even
make music with bottles. See the Bio
graph and picture of birds tonight at
the Auditorium. Tomorrow and Satur-
day nights, "Chess and Checkers, nov
city singing act, introducing their cleo
trically illuminated checker-board.
Senators Nelson W. Aldrich, of Rhode
Island, and Eugene Hale, of Maine, the
remaining members of the old guard in
the United States Senate, have an.
nonneed- that they will net be -eeaadi=
dates for re-election+-T There are num-
Der of their associates who would be
helping the Republican party it they
would follow suit. ..'
A number of new horses have been
purchased by the horse lovers of Cam
bridge during the past few weeks, and
the majority of them have speed, too,
and it is not unlikely that there will be
some racing at the Hambrooks Driving
Park in the near future, IS several
owners are already claiming that their
horses can do better than certain marks
already made
There seems to be a very healthy in
dicstion all over the country Of putting
3 stop to machine politics. Machine
politics is founded upon the wrong prin.
cipie; in nine cases out Of ten it means
that Fine peoples interests are to be
sacrificed for the purpose Of promoting |
| the special interests of individuals and !
corporations; the corporations usually |
pay the bills and the individuals become !
their humble servants. and thus the !
people are entirely left out.
Mr. Franz Marine, who lives on the |
farm ii Mrs u, }. Gore, near Vienna,
brought 10 Cambridge yesterday a cur
iosity i'll the shape of calls head such |
as had never been seen here before The |
calf had only one eye and that was in |
the center of its forehead. 1t had no |
upper jaw and no nose, while its ears
were like those of dog, but the most
peculiar Of the many peculiar features
was the fact that from the top of the
head there projected over the whole
front portion of the head q bag, not un;
like foot ball. 1t is safe to say that
nothing of the kind was ever seen in
| these parts before.
The Glen Oak Hotel, of Hurlock, has
| been sold by Charles w. Hastings to
w. c. Bradley, Of Hurlock, and Vernon
$. Bradley, of Cambridge. The pur-
ehasers secure hotel grounds, hotel
buildings with furniture and all equip
ment as it stands. The hotel property
is in splendid condition and is sold sole
Iy because Of i'll health of the proprietor.
who will engage in farming. Mr.. Hast
ngs will continue the management of
the hotel until July LIST, 1910. The Glen
Oak is located beautifully in the center
Of Hurlock, has been rebuilt, refurnish.
ed and reftted within the past eighteen
months, and is now one Of the most
beautiful and one of the most desirable
hotel properties on the Eastern Shore
of Maryland.
Mr.. Hurlock's Confectionery Store.
Mr.. Frank A. Hurlock has now one