The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-04-22

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. fast express On the Western Maryland
Railroad. above SOgzh avenue bridge. near
81 Peter Cemetery, Baltimore, on Tuesday
morning. and vas grOaad 70 pieces. Moth
ing could BE found that zoIid indicate his
IDENTITY. The head Ezs crushed. thu body
disemboEeIed ard horribly rnuiilaied. while
the limbs we're ground 70 pieces some bits
Of hair we're found. which shos that II vas Of
a brown color. with 4 rnpasi4c5e Of the same
color. Persons who saw the accident say
that the man WAS walking along the side u
the track, and a. the train got within short
distance Of him deliberately threw himself on
the track. The remnants Of the body we're
placed il : bag sad we're sent 70 the Acrgue.
Thoroughbred Tszeweil. eolored. vas
tired IN the Circsit Court for Somerset
county on Monday aud convicted Of murder
10 the second degree. Stateis Attorney
Waters was assisted IN the prosecution by
John ". Cr1sfeld. Messrs. Joshua ". Miles
and Clarence Z. Landlord were appointed by
the court as counsel To- the prisoner. The
charge for which IzzeEeii was tried was the
killing Of Leah Wallace, also eoiored, on
Deals Island. February 2s He WAS paying
attention 10 the Wallace girl. and having be
come jealous Of another man he threatened
70 shoot her and afterNard put his threat into
execution. killing her instantly. The festI-
mony vas all in Monday afternoon and argued
by counsel. The case was Submitted TO the jury
at 10 O'Clock al night, and their verdict was
murder in the second degree.
Mrs. Mary Hanson Ringgoid Hodges,
mother Of ex Mayor James Hodges. Of Balti-
more. died on Saturday last, in that city, in
her Goth year. On October 9, 1921, she was
ma FRIED TO James Hodges, OF Liberty Hall,
Kent county, who died in 1892, leaving her a
widow in the 10Th year Of her age with FIVE
children. A few years after the death Of her
husband she removed TO Baltimore, where
her sous entered commercial life, and in
( their early manhood organized the dry goods
importing hoese Of Hodges Brothers. Mrs
Hodges was liDeally descended from five of
the earliest settlers of Kent county, Nd.
They were Thomas Ringg0ld, who settled in
the county in 1870; Andrew iHowson, 1863 I;
Simon Wilmer, 1888; Thomas HynsoR, 1850;
( and Marmadake Tilden, grandson Of Sir
William TyIden, of Milstead Manor. Kent
county, England, 1855; all OF whom were
members of the Anglican Church, and prom
iaent 10 The annals Of the county. Mrs.
Hodges was the daughter of DIR. VIM. Ring
/ gold Of White Hall, now a portion Of the
Colchester estate, and the granddaughter Of
Major VIM. Ringgold, a member Of the com
mittee of safety and observation for the
j county of Kent during the revolutionary war.
Her mother was Martha Hanson, daughter OF
Hans Hanson. who vas a cousin Of John
4 Hanson, President of the Continental Con.
gress in 1881, and Alexander Contee Han
son, Chancellor Of Maryland from 1883 to
4 1906. One Of her colonial grandfathers was
Marmaduke Tilden, Lord Of Great Oak Ma
nor. whose son, Marmaduke, through whom
Mrs. Hedges descended, was perhaps the
4 largest landowner 10 Kent. He owned at
one time in 1903 1880 acres. Another
colonial grandfather Of Mrs Hodges was
Major James Ringgold, Lord of the Manor
Of Eastern Neck, who was also large land