The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-09-15


Maryland Line, 7th District.-Mr. Will
liam M Reed. of this place; is spending sever
al weeks with relatives in Baltimore, Towson
and elsewhere
Mrs Katharine Wantland and Mr.. Frank
Mainland, of Baltimore, are the guests of Mr..
Spencer Mainland, who resides near Mary
land Line.
Church will hold social on the church lawn,
on the afternoon and evening of Saturday,
September 22d. Refreshments will be offered
for sale on the grounds. A general invitation
is extended.
The public school at this place opened last
Monday with large attendance. Mr.. VIM.
H. Hendrix, of Freeland, and Miss Annie
Dalton, of Shane, took their places as teach
ers. Having two new teachers is very unu-
sual occurrence here. and all wish them sue
cess in their new field.
Much regret was felt at parting with the for
mer teachers Mr.. Levin ]. Heathcote and
Miss Ozella Kirkwood. The former has been
appointed to fill vacancy in the Baltimore
Custom House and will be located at Spar
rows Point for the present. E.
The Water Company Contes6-O Tues
day the County Commissioners again took up
and finally settled the contending claims Of
the water companies by granting to the Tuxedo
Company the right to lay mains on all avenues
on the west side of the York road. This fran
chise is exclusive. The order was signed by
but two of the Board-President Knox and
Col. Toylor-Mr. Slade refusing to grant ex-
elusive privileges to any company.
The order will allow the Tuxedo Company
to lay its mains on the following roads and
avenues: Lake avenue, from the Falls road to
Charles street avenue Cuttings avenue, from
Charles street avenue to the York road Bel
Iona avenue, from the Falls road to the York
road; Homeland avenue, from the Falls road
to Charles street avenue and then to the York
road Wyndhurst avenue, from Charles-street
avenue to the York road Roland avenue,
from the York road to the Hillen road Will
low avenue from the York road to st. Georges
avenue; ST. Georges avenue, from Wood
bourne avenue. The Company will, however,
only be permitted to lay its mains on such
portions of the above avenues as lie on the
west side of the York road.
All the companies were represented by cOun-
sci and the Commissioners listened attentive
ly to the arguments presented by them.
Mr.. r. r. Boarman, claiming to appear as
taxpayer, protested against giving away such
valuable privileges without exacting any COM
pensation.
The Tuxedo Company agrees to furnish the
county water plugs at the rate of SIS per plug
per year in the territory covered, and to COM
plete its contract within 240 days, and to lay a
10-inch main.
Christian Science Did Not Serve in this
Case.-The Baltimore Sun of Tuesday said
miss Susan w. Whtelock, Christian Scien-
tst with offices in the Atlantic Trust Compa-
ny Building, has been suffering from nervous
prostration for the past four months at the
home of her mother at Mount Washington,
and is slowly recovering under the treatment
of DR.. Alfred Wanstall, homeopathic ply
stefan.
Miss Whitelock began the study of Chris
tan Science over two years ago. She engaged
actively in the effort of the congregation to
erect a church building. and is said to have
subscribed literally to the building fund. She
al of her friends. She discovered. it is alleged,
that she was possessed of remarkable healing
powers. She formed the acquaintance of Miss
Katherine e. West, and they decided to rent
downtown office. Plenty of business was
found at once, and soon expanded until it was
rest.
"When Miss Whitelock complained of feel
ing i'll her friends became alarmed and tried
to persuade her to take a few weeks rest. She
continued at work, however. Her condition
became worse. and at last after having tainted
mother. DIR. Wanstall, the family doctor,
was called. He found Miss Whitelock in q
serious condition and suffering from bad at
tack of nervous prostration."
Republican Clubs Forming .-The first
Mckinley, Roosevelt and Blakeney campaign
club ofthe 18th district was organized at Pabst's
Hall, second precinct, on Thursday night. with
an enrolment of 1877 members. The officers
elected are NJ. Riley, president; John Betz
vice-president A. Deschinger, recording secre-
rotary; Thos. Lidard, financial secretary; l..
Smith, treasurer j. w. Nellies sergeant-at-
arms; Louis Bowman, Frederick Gross. Jacob
Miller, George Benner, John Corners, J. Seitz
and Philip Posteher, board Of governors.