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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
SPORTING NEWS OF INTEREST

san Franei.co ought 60 be satisned.
with white Ritchie lightweight cham
pion. the beast may now be MADE
that every puEiiistic crown at Homs
time rested upon the head Of a san
FfAneiscAn. Two heavyweights. James
,. Corbeff and James J. Jenries. have
az cinaront times brought the title ~
tire biE fellows % san Francisco. Joe
Thomas was haiied an middiewelEht
kine. Ahs Attall for years vas fhe
topnotehsr % the feathers. Frankie
Neil fought hiH way 10 the Leadership
81 the hantAms. Before Richie. Jimmy
Britt was the only san Franciscan who
ever got near ehe lightweight crown.
And NE hopes wcrs ausnched by Bat
tiins Nelson.
inw an the recent championship billiard
tournament in New York. Kodgi "a
mazda fhe japanese cue expert. IL Ga
great demand All over the ccuntrr
YamadA- wAo won third honora. IA.
an advantage ever every American
professional IN that ~ plays equally
well with either hand. One hard ar
pears - b lust a. good az q = othrr
In masse work. however. he Hivea bis
right the preference and employs his
lcft oniy when unable - otherwise
make = satisfnctory roach and DE-
livery.
Ire latest wrinkle IN billiards IL .
billiard psyfcr exclusively for woms
recently op~n~s in Kansas city
Mrs. Rert'R May Wins. the 81
woman Lfiland pimFsr TT
tables .nd woman attend
lieva women wiii - 81
Wreat indoor game ~
rrop~r places" eAg
y any. ~ the ~
sive enough Tor va. So rr6fAos
make ny place ono ~ rennement a
exclusive. where women can learn Al
enjoy hiiiisFfs and feel free to com
snd 80. Ap an evidences 81 the bench y
~ the Enme a. an exercise. ! can So
that since 7 have played billiards I
have rarely experienced a days iil-
ness"
Many American ieaWpe experts be
lisve Claude Derrick. former Athletic
utility inneider. viii star a. second
base for the New rork Yankee. next
year.
=
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Eood IN fact many q them made me
fssi worse. and had become discour-
AGED. for I veil knsw 7 could not iaH,
much longer the way I felt My SION
an would hloat after e4flnE. I wouh
biech. my heart would jump. breath
short dirEy I would have
q grab onto aomething @ kes2 rom
fAliing. but what seemed the srrankest
thing 81 al wam the rmweaoua appetite
had uaost % ths time. alfhough some
tines the aight % food woald maks
me fesl SEA. and Cor ths paat ak
monthn at niwht IN bed I felt a. n
FousthinE vas crushing the very re
cut % me. When ] read and heard
about the Health Teacasr who vas a
the oruK store. and about aM the won-
derfui Quaker Herh Remedies. I de-
cieed ! was EoinE 70 ~ thsm. ans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Liverpool Dec Cotton spot. Feod
nlnIrsaa zone, prices 81 points lower.
Amen 90 miadilnF fair Ias good uld 3
AtA. seed 1rdInarF. a AZ. nrdimary, STA
TIE sales RI TIE far we're iaoeo bales,
q which n eco wHre for speculation and
export and included $500 American.
Heceirta 600 bales. nn American.
Eufufea ruehHd easier and closed vsrF
steady. NnHNu. hrf. eaai# Deem Der.
lanuarTs STA IanuarB- FehFuary. fIn.
NNhFuaFGr March. 6tat Mareh- priL
Tliy. ee4 JeiT-Assasf 6tt Aura.f.
September HfH. NarfarI tera lrfel Der.
aHh October Nevemhsr. G11M
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
New York Stocks

View Tark Dee Hartman Heruff@
ues - ere stock market az TIE opening
today Union pacinc rose - and TIE
Brsferrea lts. Southern Parifir opened
with a slight gain huf OF HuhNequeut
zaies REARED y under TesteTaay.a cloee
southern faeifie e9..a ~. - rose
Bear OPERATORS soid southern Pacific
freely ~ the thenrV frat fhe carrVtua
out n re disse.utIor order would Sc
5 lae.y .. s4 e '' ~. E52pii sia, r. r.
eiNr reacted q point
Opinions az to fha ultimate effect ~
the HARTMAN dissoiution decree on ne
,here wrfs fevarisf Fartuations IN tre
securities of these roads Early ffm-
neaH VS. sureaefsd ~ rronotu0ef weak
ness in Southern Pacific and Increasing
profsssI5nai opsrsi6rs i5os tss view t6st
separation n Union Pacific from Foufh.
eFn Pacific would binder the develop
ment end operafinn 70 ths after r1aa
registered three points under YESTERDAY :
rioae. Cruapicuoua strength vas shown
nw NoadinN TIE GeHeral tendency ~
the markef wee daunward Steel fsH BE-
low 20 scent l1w level Bonds we're o.
Lquidaticn ~ large amount ~ ca
madam Farifir dagraHHed lt three points
Hne hawnsred reafverlea in other quar-
ters Were 90. pressure Use ahatiuf
al,iraisly aaassils4 iss pin, r'ss ~
Eeadira. and sent Euian Pacific. Steel.
Copper ans HlneifiuN anfi Northern Hn.
cite e point under YrHtf days rnai nF-
urea Breaks 81 20 3 points were made.
~ mary Ices arfire STOCKS
The market closed arm. Speculative
sentiment underwent q change in Ire
Hnal hour and Urre waa a sutHfhnH 81
rally which vas unaf effective o. Read
ms steel ana tha Hartman stocks. short
r1tiHfnH HnH largely INSTRUMENTAL fn
HuIiina uu ere nlarHsf. hut fhe cartier
I7W rrires also attracted buying fnr ere
eng arrEunf Mnu0farN conditions we're
ami IRE rise Wha achieved in the face
ef fnal a. rHnce in can mrneg % 2. rcf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

though didn't have much tsith. Ger
thourht they were the same aa the
rear ! had used. But after tAklnm the
Quaker Extract one 1ay J saw pieces
- tapeworm in mo stool. and after
taking u sir faEa. 20 my surprise.
expelled this horrible monster. and
nov I am the happiest woman On TIE
weird. for know ! am well and cured
~ ail my TEXTURES and am thankful 70
the Health Teacher and Quaker Herb
ENracf for O.. and adviae al people
who Fursr with diseases thai the
mealfh Teacher cams tha Quaker
Fxtract and on - Balm ain cure. 20
start &c once and get well a. have"
Nov. mo friend fha Heaifh Teacher.
who uas az Baikcom'n drug store. told
you Through vuur daily papers that
hs had come there 20 prove that ths
Quaker Herb Remedies cure whsrs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
JUNIOR TEAMS
BEGIN PLAYING
THE MONKEYS. ~ Fast WORK.
DEFEATED TIE WILD CATS ~
TIE SCORE OF - TO II.

The Y. a. &. A. funioT hssksthan
league began Tuesday night tha play
ers composing the Monkeys and WNd
Cats bsing the opposinE teams. TIE
absence of some cf the regulars % the
via Cats team put the team in q
crippled eondition 20 tackle TIE Mon-
sya.
The Wud Cats. although outeiasssd
In ever staHe % the EanA must he
trnised highly Tor their ftoadlness and
hard work from the beginning Until
the end
The fast work ~ ere Monkeys
counted much On winning the game
Their pass work was good and their
hard ana successful atruEFls % keep
thu BAH IN their tsrrIforv uas rewarded
BY a victory % - To- %.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

~ ANNMNHH q HHEaM
Nnutaaf A. Ordinances nrnsialng eor ths
lew e a. vaisrsu rasss ~ 80 So
reer nsR.nnina octehsr e. tata. ana
snanH septerter AZ. faia
- q ariHIned ~ ths MaFor END C9un-
ss s sS' ss, ,t s1,s, .ss1 b. "a
hsrehy lsyisd upon 81 lhe r,ai Ed per.
ennal rrunertT wffhfn ere rarrornf -
A.,lla q the cry - Ffnsacoia. re sr-
eaFl nam taNatinn bF Che aanHufufian
rsHss faT tss as-aI 80 Asss-r'. 80, G5
is9eefr q 1918 sud sniinE ssrtsm5sr a..
i A IA ~ avs-tsntss nm. r,r ne
Efrese "a EraFiting funa o. uhe uaa
80 =, ss lsl. P'ilros... -. 90
~ ass b BE eiu ior police 1ur ri
"A tna ~ tso ana foar.tsntfs eris
~ ~ p.Fpose af pruViding q fund for
l.a lef streets, parks and public
a Is ~ tour and ur-tsnths u.ms
~ the purpose uf rruetHfnH a ff~s ~
tte payment ~ tha interest ana rrinri-
- 80 pFgyid..nE = ainkluE fand ior the
- sPss,si tss g 1s e'i sss four.
tentha mills ~ aH property. exrert real
estate situated uara Than tive thauunrd
ttp1ql feet irum the nearest ore hvarant.
Tor protariion from nre.
Sc = That Ell crdinnHeau anh rarfa
- ordiuancss 81 cruniet herewith ~ an
ne same ere hereby repealed.
See Fhat Cts arfinauco shall take
etrci iuiuieiiatelr upou ita passage and
efrasaA ne thksa hcinE levied aa ~
raasod November sra. isfa
Approved November fHfh Fafn
frank REILLY MaVuf
AtteHt T. Ayutart. City Cgsrk
deca-oaw-s ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

ali others have fnilsf. H@ 6osn not
claim the Quaker Remedies vii cure
AL diseases. ~ any means. and 40 moi
JET thst impression IN ~ any means.
bat VII cure rheufnafiam. catarrl.
many ferns Of indiReation. dyspepsia.
kidnes. liver and hioot troubies. and
viii sxpei al worms from man. ven
an ur ehiid Now. he has proven -
you. ~ giving you N narnea ara a.
dresses 81 your friend and usimhbora
80 you can wrfta call phone. o. wire
% those people y you dou.t beliesa
tha Heats Teaches. wfi you hslisva
your friends who have used tha
Quaker Remeaiesf Ask them what
bensat they are reoeiving
Quaker Hsrb E1fract. ttco. fhrma
for fate O1i ~ Balm. 1tn ouakar
Cough syrup. % cents. CAL to6Ay az
Balkcom'a ARIA store Java
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

lightweight champion. Nolsn 10 husi-
ness mansgsr Tor winis Richie, who
grabbed the crown auav from a.
WolEast On Thanksgiving day.
Nolan picked Nelson up afsr the
latter had climbed the steepess slope
~ che npionship ladaer. and fell
into an easV wad ~ money nefsrs
Rat inHf tn WoiWnnt he and Nolan had
had q falling cut Two months aEo he
lined up Bifahie and steered him int
fhe bout alfh WolKaEt. although
RItchie signed the artiries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Charley Ledoun's sauces are divinei
and his pastries--ah. maKnihSusi lie
r. one - the famed chefs - Paris. or
was Lately he has tucked away the
white apron and the four- cornered
chaEeau Tor ring trunks and boxing
gloves 30 more fussiuE with the
channR dish Tor n time.
Between dinner courses back en- Pa
rec lsedouK won q great many nHhtaL
His press agent rredit him With 80
knockouta. bua ore doesn't have % be-
iieve But We know this for q fact
ne iaid Joe Bowker and Digger stan
ley on tire mat for the ten count Bow
her once was bantam champion % the
world Stanley was champion en- the
same class. ~ an Europe These VIC
TORIES. N nothing else make Ledoux a
noted parsonage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
CPORT.& Q
ONAP SHOTO
- nan Urcartg

Nale.s bis csuter. krtlham. vtU un
douhfedly Do Ere nezt football car.
tain. Iis has played twa wears On me
'esm and last year made fhr Al
American. This season 30 PLAYED ~
even better same Ketchnm1s election
wtl take place ABOUT tho middle ~
December He asa 81 chosen pIflout
Oh position
The Yale team uiIl not runsr much
thrnunh graduation this year % viii
I1Fe only Bameisisr. ems. PhHhin and
SpaHldinE. haifhlekss sheldon. r1bsti-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
APPOINTED VICE
CONSUL OF MEXICO

Tmaeio = DiaE has been appointed
yice-consui n Mexico ard will he the
assistant II Consul Juan A. Mateos.
Jr.
Mr.. niaH ia young man ard IL wei
known On Pensacola. where be has
lived Tor a number ~ years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

tute end. and Raksr. sub halfaack
Flsun pumpeHv ana ketrhnu vii
form e. spieHdid nu,leus for % wlnninE
team neat year.
European cyclists arr On fEsir way
~ Amerigs rs take nart In ne slv daY
race lu Madison square Garden. Neu
York. ga December p. o. the psrtE arr
Dnrnr Ega. ths Ions distance rham
pion - Uurore Waiter Ruti ~ Ger.
wany- rtnusr uf thr hiF race in New
Nafk In 1907 and 1909 thr 2utsr
brothers 20 Switzerland. Mnurire
rrorre fhe Uttla ttaIian wHa was fHe
Dos %. che rare lest year. and Manuel
Rsrthej u France
capt Marshall Henderson, and lyu-
liam r. Mccullough pitfaburH proc
motors - ths defunct United states
lssFue. ars attempting q rrHusritation.
POPPING 20 Fst Prank chance. John
KltuE Hugh Duffy. Roger nresnahnn.
Deacon phripi and other mater iearus
stars Interested
The ranking ~ fhc Mississippi valley
conference football teams fhis year.
hnfed on their games against strong
opponents o. Nebraska. Amra Van
sna. Drake. Missouri. WaHhlnwfrn.
Ns.th-r - thr tv0 fsaI.nr 'samv was
defeated during ths selsou hv con-
ference eleven. hat Amea refused 60
rlay On a poet -ssason same wiih Me-
sraska and ths Coruhuskrrs' claim 20
The ehampia rests ap0n thC Iowa
colicge's decIination.
pan Morgan and nan NcKeurick.
ne New York hoKinE managers. com
pose : zine team. MORAN Eot Ms
start when MrKettrick turnsa KAYE
Brown over e. aim. and naturally
feels VERY grateful go Mckettricil
Brown. managed ~ Morunm. anI
Brittou. managed by the other Dan.
have been stable mate and syarrins
partners. despite the fact that both
are nEhtweirhts Esrh Dan declares
thag within fvo years his prosegs viii
carry ~ the crown nov worn ~ Willie
Richie
A BE change NAV hs made IN the
University o. MichigAn'a football
acheduie next season. Peace seems
60 be a. hand IN the west and ANehi-
san stands a rooe chance Of Eetting
back tnto ths Conference. 10 Hhs does.
games Will he arranged with Chloago
and a. least ons other big western
eleven Taking on two or three biE
western sievens win mean droppinE an
equal number. and Cornell and syria
cuss will be the last ones - 20.
Billy Nolan. managerial dictator.
wwMm 80 wyfaM nmFsfFwm &afwmm IN his
palmiezt days. II again the pilot % =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

hianrhe q cutter 20 Eflrahrth n Egf.
uefT Niel Hud other confederation. iofa
U ~ IA hinrk it New g1fv
w A. hnrfu a. ". r MaYhan. acc.
acres in aE f-t ~ NE f-t n Section
4, Township = nnrth, Range a. wsaf
w ~ Reeve a. II ~ audeFn1inl. ff 90
sri other confederation. RW 10 on
wv tsa ~ wv 50 - EW "a Ha-ftnrt
- tnwnHhip north. nauMr 81 weat
AahIViyw Property COMPANY % W 4.
Reese 800 and other rensiasrafi tons.
iota 81 ~ so block ff. L.nkrttaW
Louis Hriev 90 Mathew HmmaeIs Al 90
and ether consiieHationss t-e acre On IA
Nun Grant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
NEWS OF THE MARKETS

tgrnad eaaisr touara e'clock under Nsw
Orleans Esllng and renewal % seat
terms lTluffatian Prices ahfrh haf
tA4Wn net Naim ~ % tn ~ gnfnE huH9
about hair their Improvement
Cotton Hnut closed steady. MlfdllnM
up'anda itsas mtdfNnE mlIG t1t0 No
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

aavannab. Dee a.Thr spirits q rlr-
rrnfine mnrhat nUennH efm fhis Eofn-
inc 81 ne 80 - as t.f ans r.aHed firm
al al asf 20 Ga WITH aaiHa uf OIL aaaka
nf ere einHfnn nmHlrnH HHrr.uta we're
tfl raasa. E.pmerta lsa 1aska aad atorka
~ Ef8rf HnaAH
Taa roH.n mHrEff Hnfrad and rinsed
nrm Nalrr uHFr agaH hHrreF receipts
enff hnr.r'H rEIlwruta SIS barrels ard
rferim ri iE1.fas barrels
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04
VESSELS ~ PORT.

etean1ahfFa
samara. Br 1-Is. Thompson. Hell1s
90 Oulf Transit Co.
MefaE. fk1-. Wiser Rotterdam o. W.
A Qu.rs Export Cn.
Ida. span. .Ifo. DhirapaFu. Port
Tnmga Co. guif Transit 90.
morkshavsn. Hr, $685. Medium. Lss
Palmas to order
Tulcis. Br 1898. KindberF. Mobile 60
John a. Merritt a Co.
Rose ID ~ 1919. Potter. Daxar
a. pensaroi- Lumber Company.
Eastlands. Br. 2s6T. LLOYD. Mobile 90
John A. Merritt a Co.
Cayo soto Pr. secs. Raider. Tamplco
% Gulf Transit CO.
Hlmalaia. British. sIs-. rtuct. Pert
Tampa, 90 Gulf Transit Co
ships
GcHina. Nor. i1l5. . Mates 20
order
Blanca Nor. 1871. westmark. no
Janerio 10 order.
Ehda. Nor alss. Olsen. Cape Town
% order.
schoorsrs.
Chaslsyolx. Am. f17 Roberts. Mobile
% John A. Merritt a Co
yoha Francis. Am. ass. Vessel
Ponce. r. r. a John A. Merritt a CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Lsdoux. oonquering the Old were.
came over not Ions ago 10 seek addei
honoFs IN the states in he fret bat
tle he defeated Battling Reddy touFs
New YORK boy. IN ten rounds. The ca
chef IN devoid Of clevernean hut en-
perts say he'll 40. lie has q rock iav.
unboundsd courage and Mo0overn az
Eressiveness Moreover q solid punch.
His next nEhfs may he with Johnny
Conlon and Kid Williams Americas
best bantana
Bsdoux has niwen Nd chsfrnN FOR tha
present that he may accumulate a for
tune and 40 great things an his fav-
orite line ~ WORK He appreciates n
compliment on hin cooking Ear more
than a slowing Newspaper account a
hts nghtinK ability.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Many American ieaW1e experts he
Iisve Claude Derrick, former Athletic
utility inneider. vii star ~ second
base for the New Yorh YANKEES ncxt
year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-04

Approved November g1th. 1917
FRANK REILLY. Maruf.
Atleats y. @ Avusard. City Cserk
deea-cauT- sur
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27

melons. etc. in the South This is one
of the few cases which ! have seen in
Maryland, and II 1t is not prevalent in
your section the farmers s4ou.d take
every effort to prevent its spread We
have similar disease affecting and
causing asgreat loss of tomatoes in many
paris OF the Eastern Shore. The fungus
causing this disease lives over for many
years in the SOL SO that soil once af-
sected could not lie successfully used for
@atermelons for Ave years or more AL
though great many treatments of the
soil have been tried, none nave been
round successful to rid 1t of this disease
and the best practice Is abandoning the
soil for affected crops and growing other
crops which are not troubled by this
disease.
There is very little hope for plants
after they are once affected with the dis
ease, and may add that the disease may
be carried from one field 20 another"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27

Letherbury; VI. Ey., Lemuel 3. Lee; NJ
A., George n. Dickinson; |. G., William
b. Hates; o. G, George +. Pinder; trus-
tee, John f. CHM. Refreshments We're
>erved at the ice cream parlors of MIS-.
n"ea weber Among the Vlsltors were
u W. j. u. heuhDoth, u. r., james j.
'-oheh' W. u O'' u w. Nickerson ana
'''' "i'eeh "ieiioers VI Aueiphia Lodge
''e"a,' iioi9'ei' mas oeeh eieeIeu JAM
'o' VI 'nu newark pubic SCHOOLS 10 sue
''eu o. v" "''9' ies'shen'
. tram on the newark and fomeroy
l''.'o'u S''H'h anu Aiiieu co" that had
"""'tt'" WI '"' |i"chs near beaver pdih
jury To-
"u''"e Vi - - w man. Vi NAVY
anu MISS muse VT" a'h' Vi
~"'''uei'' ~ ." mas 'eeh ahhouh,eu'
A skunk on farm near Blue Ball has
become attached to brood of chicks.
The animal seems as solicitous over the
welfare OF the chicks as the mother hen.
The Delaware peach crop is still very
uncertain, according TO a well known To-
cal wholesale commission merchant who
lie" days ago returned from Visit
uo"h the otale' ne stated lhat "hlle ne
.hlhks crops TINS year Will De large, ne
uoes not expect II 10 De as large as some
Vi the dealers nave pfedlrled.
*%Most disiguring skin eruptons, scro-
iuia' piiiples' rashes' exc, are Que 10
impure plood' Burdock BLOOD Bitters as
cleansing plood tome, IS we'll recon-
hehded i.oo at all stores.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27
Don't Fret

The following, by Walt Mason, in the
baltimore News Is just about the best
thing we have read for some time. We
don't know any one else, unless 1t would
be James Whitcomb Riley, who could
timely topic. Read this and then read II
a second time and then go back and read
1t again and remember 1t.
When the large hot sun Is SIZZLING,
some consolation find; when cold wet
rain is driszlingI retain my peace of mind.
When the biz. ard comes cavorting from
the po.ar realm up there; / don't go
around a-snorting in a spasm Of despair.
Long ago, l used to roller every time
the weather changed; II 1t wilted down
my collar, | would roar as though de-
ranged; if my pearly nose got frosted,
would rant with full intent, till my cuss-
words were exhausted, and my diaphragm
was bent. Then / sat me down TO rea-
son, reaching this decision wise; cussing
will not change the season, or relieve
the man who fries; Kicking will not stop
unruiy tantrums of the rain or wind; and
the weather, speaking truly, merely Is d
state of mind. So, methinks | will here
after take the climate as she comes,
greeting all her freaks with laughter
handing posies as she huns. Since
reached that sane conclusion, weather
troubles me no more; all It's bother and
confusion, cannot make your uncle sore
With philosophy 50 handy, all the wea-
Their hits the spot; every day is just a
dandy whether its cold or no."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q 4 8 TO Fri a

PrOfessOr GaIen Vansant- wee princi-
pal of Hurlock High School, has resign
ed the latter position and accepjcd the
principalship of Church Hill High School.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Bertha Jump for the past two years a
teacher in Chestertown High scnool to
Clinton C. Jones, a merchant of the lat
ter town.
j. William Bauer has been made treas
urer of Havre de Grace and Charles T.
Wilson cle'k to the CITY Council.
Roy Young. colored was accidentally
shot in the foot by Hugh Higert, also
aolored, on July IA. The accident hap
pened in the vicinity of Warner Nc
Neal ice house, Newark Del. Sigert
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27
Dam Development On Susquehanna

The following dispatch from Port De-
post to a Philadelphia daily may be
classed among the interesting If true"
items:
special train from New York carry
interested in the hydro electric develop
ment Of the Susque mamma river, reached
Conowingo Friday of last week and spent
several nours in looking over the grounds
with the view to definitely locating the
proposed dam ON either the Cromley
Mountain OF Roman Station site. TIE
visitors were accompanied by number
OF engineers.
1t is said that the finances of the I'M
dertaking are in good shape and that
" ork will be started this season.
The Cromley Mountain site is five miles
north of Port Deposit, and the Susque-
hanna there runs through a gorge whose
sides fall several hundred feet. At Ro-
man just north of Conowingo and eight
miles north of Port Deposit the hills re-
cede gradually for perhaps three-quar-
ters of a mile.
The proposed dam breast, it is stated,
IS to be 20 feet above tidewater and
about 80 feet above the water level at
Conowingo. The river bottom there will
be about one and a half mites wide.
ConOwingo as a place is doomed to Q
watery grave, 1t is a village of four
stores and probably ~ homes, as well as
the large distributing warehouses of
Senator c. A. Andrews. The good roads
bridge a new steel structure for which
the commission paid $4,000, will be 40
feet under water and the present i'm
proved road to both ends of the bridge
will end in deep waters.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q a STORI q

MISS Catherine HUH, OF Street, Har-
ford county, reports that her turkey COB
bier, after finding nest of hen eggs,
faithfully sat on them for three long
weeks and now IS the proud possessor of
fine flock of little chicks.
Miss Josephine Wheat,ey, a recent
graduate of Washington College, has been
appointed vice principal of the High
School, at Scaford, Del.
The store of Walter Cullom, at Perry
man, Hartford county, was recently rob-
bed of SIS in money and an equal amount
or pnnds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27
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