The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

something Worth Knowing.--ThrOugh
letter irsm DR.. 4. w. Free, formerly Of New Free
aom, but now Of Baltimore, Nd, says the Glen
Rock, Pa, hel, we are enabled 70 furnish oui
readers with the following information, which may
serve some Of them In q time Of need. The Dr.
| was recently called hurricdly 20 attend a lads
bleeding at the nose. She was about 20 years
OF age and had similar attack some Z month,
previous, when several eminent ply sician were ia
attendance and plugged the nostrils front and
back but with all tha, they found great difficulty
IN saving her life. These physicians after they
controlled the bleeding had about as much trouble
70 get the plugs out as they had to get them in.-
Dr. 4. W. Free when called expected n great deal
Of trouble, bis patient being aged and had los, a
great deal Of blood already. lie Immediately tied
Iigature around each log below the knee and one
around each arm above the elbow, drawing then.
pretty tight. The bleeding stopped almost in
stantly. He waited some IS or 20 minutes and as
there was no return he removed one ligature from
the arm, when the bleeding returned, he then re-
placed u aud the bleeding stopped; he left them
on about half an hour and then began again aud
took them Oh one at time, those Of the arm taken
on hrst, leaving an interval between them Of about
htteen minutes. He had no further trouble with
his case. He also prescribed 4 weak solution of
Per suph. Iron TO pass up the nostriis with the
mt well saturated, and directed his patient 10
abstain from blowing the nose. The nose soon
cleaned itself Of all clots Of blood. The paiicn,
was very happy 90 escape the plugging which she
expected and so much dreaded. This is informa-
tion which may become very useful n, some time
to many Of our readers.
Compulsory Vaccination. Section : Of
chapter 2G9 Of the laws Of 1854 prohibits tho re-.
ception Of any scholar into any school Of the State
until certificate be exhibited Of a regular prac
ticing physician that the applicant for admission
has been duly vaeeinated. The teacher violating
the law IL liable. on conviction, to penalty Of ten
dollars for each oncnse.
Sec. g. chap. 2j7 of the laws Of 1872, declares
also. that II Is the duty of every parent or guar.
dian to have his or her child vaccinated within
twelve months after iis birth. II Il shall be in
proper condition. or as soon thereafter as practi-
cable and that if such parent or guardian shall
have any other person under his or her control or
care, not duly vaecinaied, he or she shall cause
such person or persons TO be vaecinated prior 10
no first day Of November Of each year Tho
penalty for u violation Of this section Is a fine Of
fom Eve 10 ten dollars for each offence.
These requirements of the Law would seem 10 be
vry proper. in view Of the protection that vacci-
ni;ioh furnishes % the individual concerned aud
&c the community. aud hence are entitled to very
ctrefu' consideration on the par, Of every one.
Whore Senator Williams and His Son
| nner.--The Baltimore AasricaH Of Friday saws ::
Tp.day, IL is understood. lion. q. Hawkins vii.
Inns. president Of the Maryland Senate. will file
hs answer 90 the charges in bill which institutes
asuit by his son. Mr.. Ernauli Williams, charging
hm with obtaining by undue influence his prop
city. which was lef, him by Mr.. John :. Gii,ings,
/ tic dead millionaire. The romantic epis ,des in
tie Affairs of Mr.. Ernauit Williams and Miss
ascl;i are too recent 10 have been forgotten.
lis property. u will be rccollcctcI. was given to
hs father. the Hon. Gcsrgc Hawkins Williams. in
, tust prior 90 June. 1889. when the son wcnt
abroad. The bill which will be ilei in answer
iy the Hon. George Hawkins Williams through
Ia
ua; the allegations are entirely erroneous; that
| lc had nothing 10 do with the execution Of tho
| iced. and ;hat. moreover, his son was Influenced
~ other parties 10 extent that utterly outsiep
/ Tcd his paternal feelings. and tha; the deed was
executed BY his sons request in confederation of
the payment of an annuity.
Sudden Death.-Sicphcn Rigion. a young
/ nan about u year, Of age. died very suddenly at
| the store Of Mcssrs. Roc & Tucker, Forest IIill
/ Harford county, on Monday oflast week. lie was
seated in chair talking 90 Mr.. Roe. when he sud.
denly fell over, and without ut,ering n word died
I In few minutes. lie had not been sick nor did
/ be show any signs Of incss up to the time he fell
out Of the chair. Ills father i Mr.. benjamin
/ Rigion. Young Riglon had spent Christmas
I week with the family Of Mr. Nathan Carter, near
Forest Hill On che day of his death. on his way
TO Forest llill with some friends he complained of
| feeling hot. but showed no signs of illness A
/
! wyscng, At the suggestion Of States Attorney
Maynadier, and they gave IL a. their opinion that
/ death had occurred from valvular disease Of the
heart.
Attempted Robbery and Assault
young colored man from Baltimore, calling him.
self George Tompkins. has been committed TO jail
charged with entering the saloon Of Pat llariy,
the Hartford road. near the city, on Tuesday. and
helping himself out Of the proceeds Of the cash
box. besides doing many other things of familiar
nature. and on being discovered by tho propric
tore wife, attempted an aggravated assault on her
In attempting 60 leavcthe premises he arrested
by Herman Goldsmith and Henry Yaeger. passing
at the time. County policeman Fossett kindly
I tspk him under his fostering care and safely
landed him in waverly police station. Justice
Gallagher attention having been called 20 his
case and believing him to be deserving Of great
care and security, had him safely landed 10 Fort
Tracey" for the action OF the grand jury.
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Hartford National Bank.-The following
gentlemen have been re elected directors of the
Hartford National Bank Of Belair, viz. l. II.
Webster. Jas. Lee. J. T. e. Hopkins, VIM. Wool.
sey. Stevenson A. Williams. John q. Rouse, Allen
Hoffman. Corbin Grafton and John Moores. Col.
Edwin II. Webster was reelected president. II
Is understood that the bank does very safe bust.
ness. Il getting along very nicely. and l. Of ncal-
eulabe advantage to the people OF Hartford offer
ing them facilities right at home for iransacting
their business.
Hartford County's Canning Industry
Hartford county has about iO0 canning firms.
which use 10000 boxes OF tin per annum and
employ more than 10000 persons during the
season. Over I, ,OO0. 900 three.p pound cans of To-
matocs and 500. 1000 cans Of corn were packed In
the county last year AZ l0-lOO cents per box
the tin used paid duty to the Government Of
! $li3,0O0. The above exhibit shows the wonder
iul growth of this industry In Hartford eouny. be-
I ing but few years at most since il was first
| started.
Attempted Robbery. tramps attacked
( Mr.. Joshua Clements, Of Union, this county, on
I Tuesday evening, about o'clock, on the old
/ Frederick road, near his home. Mr.. Clements IL
! q very muscular man and after exchanging q few
blows with his assailants. they beat = hasty re.
| treat. Mr.. Clements was somewhat bruised about
/ the face. No doubt II was the intention Of these
worthless rAscais TO rob him, and had they sue
cceled. they would have secured a considerable
sutn Of money.
Sale ofReal Estate. .--Messrs. c. Dohn Sling
| lnh and John J.. GOntFum. attorneys. for Chas H.
Knox, mortgage. sold on the premises, situated
In the 18th district, about - miles from Baltimore
on the Bciair road, and miles above Garden
vile. on Monday last, the farm Of the late Henry
Guiss, containing twenty two acres Of land, more
! or less with good house aud outbuildings, TO
Edward Plummer, for $3.50.
Public Installation officers Of Locust
Grove Grange. +. Of H. will be publicly installed
Wednesday. January l7th, Iss3. at = o'clock 7.
NJ, at Degel's Hall, miles on Philadelphia road.
The public aud those interested In the Grange are
respectfully invited to attend. as there will be
present several prominent speakers who will ex.
| plain the object. and benefits Of the Orange.
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An Old Citizen Mr.. Isaiah Watkins, Of
Long Green. this county, Is 9S years Of age but is