Newark post., 1913-09-03

| w illnLll8tOn, lLS several shops for
making machinery located at Car
ney's Point, Pepauno and Haskell,
n. j. The concentration will lead
to an increase Of hands in the ma
chinery departments Of the big
concern.
Automobiles owned and driven
! by Frank Kemether and Taylor w.
Mckenney Of Elkton, collided last
Tuesday on the sharp curve at the
overhead bridge on the Elkton-
North East road, at Bacon Hill.
The formers car was badly and
the latter's slightly damaged.
1t is understood that Rev. d. j.
Ford will be transferred from the
pastorate of Cherry Hill M. E.
Church to that of Eastlake Church
Wilmington, Rev. w. E. Wood,
now Of Nanticoke, succeeding him
at Cherry Hill.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Rowland, one Of the oldest resi-
dents of Cecil county, was held
last Tuesday, from her home near
Port Deposit, where she died on
the previous Sunday, aged 93
years. She was the widow Of the
Late j. Harvey Rowland and a
daughter Of Jonathan Webb, a
prominent iron master Of Pine
Glove, Pa. One Of her sisters was
first wife of the late Jacob Tome,
and another was the mother Of the
= late Hon. J. A. Creswell of Elkton.
Lingering since the previous
Monday when he swallowed two BIZ
chloride of mercury tablets, Will
) lam r. King, 80 years old, Of Bos-
ton, died on Sunday at Delaware
Hospital, Wilmington. His broth
er James King Of 614 King street,
did not know of his presence in the
city until reading in a newspaper
' that man named King had taken
poison and found his i'll at the hos
4 pital.
l Governor Miller on Wednesday
appointed Leonard Crawford Sup
erintendent Of the New Castle
> County Workhouse; Egar J.. Stew
J art Superintendent Of the Ferris
Reform School and Mrs. Emma S.
: jackson Superintendent of the In
dustrial School for Girls.
State Detective Thomas and Off
cials of Sussex county purpose
: keeping a sharp lookout for par
> ties carrying liquor from New Jer-
sey to Delaware points in launches
- and other craft. 1t is said that
:. constant vigilance will be required
8 to stop the traffic.
While hurrying to treat a case
Of dipththeria at Little Creek early
last tuesday morning, Drs. L. A
a A. Bishop and E. f. O'Day OF
" - Dover, in the formers automobile
u we're thrown out when the car lost
/ q tire and turned turtle. DR.. Blsh
Cd was caught under the machine
= but DR.. O'Day managed TO releasi
- him. Both escaped with some
,S bruises. They got team and re
= sl1med theri journey but fount
- - their patient had died two hour
/, = before their arrival.
Falling from the top Of the ney icy,
y dupont Theatre in Wilmington o'
=. - feet to the basement on Friday,
sf youth Of Is years, who said he ha'
. walked from Delmar and had beel
employed as a carpenter s heipe
- on the building, was fatally inJqr
- = ed and died on Saturday at Deia
u ~ ware Hospital. His body Will
~ ~ falling bounded from rafter t
~ ~ rafter and landed on the celia
ia floor. It was at first supposed tina
he was John NJ. Holland OF George
r. town, but later it was learned tina
r. ne was known as Marion Hearn o
% p Wilbur Hollis of Wyoming, DE
~ lie had applied for food on Wee
ncsday at the kitchen OF the h0ti
- Wilmington and had worked Du
~ ~ ,art Of day in the theatre bullc
IN N. ing when he met his death
James Cannon, employed in tn H
Blumenthal Morocco plant In WI
arn lnl mington died last Monday OIL al !;
wv ~, thrax. which he contracted Whl
I'LL handling hides during the preYlmos lot
y- ilS'il 0Hoials Of the plant sa