The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-02-24
News In Brief

Henry Bair, who was found lying frozen
in the public road near W1st Noting
ma mlast week, was brought TO Union
Hospital the early part Of the week,
where several toes OF mis- fool had to he
amputated
New York and local capitalists are
about to establis IN Easton, Nd, a
plant for mani featuring car1uretors for
automobiles, marine and stationary gas
engines. The caroureturs are covered by
a foreign patent, and the promoters of
the Easton plant when will be a large
one, control the American rights to its
manufacture and sale. 1t is claimed to
save from IS to = per cent of gasoline
by its use.
While at work in the Continental Fibre
Company plant at Newark one day last
week, William Crows hand came In con-
tact with band saw, and several of his
fingers were mangled.
Grover Haddaway, butcher of Ches-
tertown, one day last week, while grind
ing sausage, caught his hand in the ma
chine, and lost the first joint of each of
three fingers.
John Donahue and Samuel Hall were
county, one night last week, and were
sent to a Baltimore hospital for treat
ment for severe injuries.
While Alfred G. Stroud, farmer liv-
ing south of Newark, was driving a two
horse market wagon To Wilmington, one
morning last week, he stopped at Pen
cader Station 10 allow a passenger train
to move by. He then started his team
and had just gotten on the tracks, when
the caboose of a freight, bound to New
ark Centre Station, struck the wagon
The driver was thrown out but held on
to the reins. The team was cut loose from
the wagon, but they and the driver es-
capped injury.
The Snider Preserving Company of
Cincinnati, which operated a cannery at
Newark. Del, last season, now, after the
money to purchase a site for a perman-
ent factory for the concern had been sub
scribed, has stated that it will not To-
cate in the town. The money collected
for the factory site has been returned to
the subscribers.
While Henry Toy, Middletowns lone
Chinaman, was taking a walk, one even
ing last week, some party, who knew the
ground well, entered his laundry and
took S45 from the money drawer. En-
trance was made through the door in the
rear of the shop.
@Harsh physics react, weaken the bow
els, cause chronic constipation. Doan's
Regulets operate easily, tone the stom-
ach, cure constipation. Csc. Ask your
druggist for them. II
Former Sheriff Forsythe, of Hartford
county, while embarrassing horse, last
Wedae sday evening. was forced against
pest w the animal, and his right arm
was broken at the wrist, while his hand
was badly bruised.
6 "A healthy man is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health-keeps you we'll. II
DeBow Archer. dealers in farm ma
chinery, implements, etc, of Bel Air,
some time ago. gave a Western party
their note for $75 and s25 in cash for IL
farm gates ari the county right to sell
such gates, Which were patented They
later gave hi ma new .,ote for $50 and
s 3, which he needed to help pay for
carload Of potatoes. The note was later
sent by the Western man to Postmaster
Bouldin, of Bel Air, who bought it for
S25 AMI sought lis CT Election. Payment
was refused, and suit was brought, and a
verdict was gwen for tie plaintiff, Boul-
din.
Samuel F. Hascrot, of Cleveland, O., |
was chosen President, and Frank E. Cor
rell, of Bel Air, was reelected Secretary
and Treasurer of the National Gamers
Association, at its recent meeting in |
Rochester, N. Y.