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Auditorium tonight.
Hospital Day; send in your dona-
lions. 14-3t.
Mr.. Brandt Roberts was a pas
senger on the steamer Texas this
morning for Washington.
See the Irvings, in their big
novelty act, and the big feature
Biograph drama, at the Auditorium
tonight.
Mr.. William Anderson. a former
resident of this city, but now of
Baltimore, is spending a few days
in Cambridge.
Mr.. Robert Stephenson, who has
been spending a short time in this
city, left on the Texas this morn
ing, en- route for his home at Bel
air, Md.
Mrs. R. T. Foster, of Baltimore,
will deliver a short address on Wo-
mans Suffrage tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock, at the Seminary. The
public is invited to attend this
meeting.
While the condition of Mr.. w.
Alvin Linthicum, who was reported
yesterday as very i'll at his home
near Church Greek, remains des-
perate, we are glad to report that
he seems to be resting easier to-
day.
The first weekly entertainment
of the Cambridge Yacht Club will
be held this evening at the hand
some home of the Club. A large
number of the members state that
they are going, so that there is ev-
cry indication of the new feature
being very successful.
The 18th of this month Is the
anniversary of the opening of our
Hospital. The friends of this in
stitution generally make, donations
at this time. Send in your gifts at
any time convenient to you. Vege-
tables. fruit, china, towels. led
linen, all acceptable.
The members of the Cambridge
police force have recently donned
their new uniforms, which are much
handsomer in appearance than those
formerly used. Much favorable com
ment has been heard upon the
streets ON the change, and some
persons: say that the Baltimore
Beauty Squad has nothing on them.
Police Justice Fielder G. Jones
will be located in the office for
merly occupied by the Cambridge
Journal, just in the rear of the Of
fees of Matthews & Co., on High
street, in few days. The new 10
cation will be much more convent
ent for the public than the one On
yue de L'Eau street, where he has
been located for several weeks.
= The latest reports from tae Of
Mcial count in California indicate
that Wilson has carried the State
over Roosevelt by small MAORI
ty. Yesterdays reports showed
him to be So votes in the lead in
poll Of over a half a million, but
as several of the missing precincts
were strongly pro-Wilson, it was
thought that his lead would be
considerably Increased.
Easton.-The County Commission
ers on Tuesday opened bids for
new concrete bridge over Miles riv-
er. There were four bids,t low
est being that of the Raymond Con-
crete PiHng Co., OF Baltimore, for
$4,000. This does not include the
draw, which will cost $4,000 more,
and a half a. OF road leading up
to the bridge on both ends, which
will cost $4,000 more, making the
total cost $4,000. The bridge and
road are to be built under the
Shoemaker law, the State paying
half its cost and the county the
other half.
The election of a State Auditor
was postponed yesterday on account
of the fact that Comptroller Har-
rington was engaged in Court here
and found it impossible to attend.
Whether or not an Auditor would
have been elected, had he been
able to have attended, is matter
for speculation, as it is reported
that he is not favorable to allowing
former State Senator German to
name the man. The Board of Pub
lie Works decided to advertise for
bids for a portion of the consolidat-
ed loan of 1913, a part of the pro-
ceeds of which will be available for
the Eastern Shore Hospital. to be
erected near Cambridge, on the
farm.