The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The Annapolis city Republican prlna-
ries are being held today
Mrs. EIva Matthews. aged ffty-stx
years, wife OF PierSon Matthew's OF
I ChiIds. Cecil county, died suddenly
Charles S. Lane, Of the banking firm of
E4vey. Lane x Co, Hagerstown, intends
soon to .tart with party OF Baltimore
and Pittsburg people on tour around the
world
Charles Dinkle, for many years afflicted
with cancer. was found dead in bed at
the home of his son. Charles Dinkle. near
HicksviIIe Washington county, aged sew
enty-twO years.
The June term of Circuit Court for Ce-
ell county began Monday, and IN the az
| sence of Judge Frederick Stump. who IS
/ i'll at his home at PerryVlne, Judge VII
! liam r Martin. of EastOn, presided.
Col. Arthur D. Foster and Mrs. Foster,
( Governor Smiths daughter. with young
| John Walker Smith Foster, arrived at
/ Snow Hill Saturday. Mrs. Foster and her
/ son win spend the summer at the Gov
/ errors home her. Governor smith ana
| Colonel Foster returned 10 Baltimore yes
! tertiay afternoon They will both be IN
| Snow Hill this summer as often as puSl-
| ness will permit
| John Williams. a butcher of Western
| port, Ailegany county, aged thirty years,
| son of Henry 7 Williams. of CumbeT-
! land was drowned yesterday morning IN
| the Potomac River az Bloomington, Car
| rett county He was fording with two
calves in his wagon The wagon was up
/ SET by striking 2 bcwlder. Mr.. Williams
/ became entaugled in the harness and was
drowned, as was his horse
! Mrs Nora E Pigman. who lived with
I her mother. Mrs Philip Rhoden- IN the
| hCuSe adjoining the Reformed Episcopal
! Church in Cumberland, wrecked by gas
! exuIOSiOn Sunday morning. was carried
| through the floor from the upper story
/ by the debris which fell on her mother s
house She has recovered consciousness.
Her injuries are far more serious than at
first thought
Peter II. Long has filed 4 petition to
have his sister. Miss NeSta \. Long OF
SmithSburg adjudged insane She mas
I much valuable property She IS entitled
| ~ a sum Of money left her by the late
/ Matte kiseCker, of Franklin county, Pa,
which was distributed TO her some years
ago but she Ste&dfaStiy refused to &C
ctut the money ana also other moneys
6ue her Or. + T Bishop made affidavit
as To her mental UusuuudnesS- Inc Pc
tftiou recommends the appointment OF
John II. Ferguson as her committee
Milton q. Buxton. aged ffty-tve years
was found dead SlJtlis IN d C! iS ~ !lts
home near New Market. FREDERICK county
Yesterday He lived alone and had lCt
Iaen seen about his home since Sunday
morning
The court il IIageTStoWu has filed III
/ ori-fan in the case of the Washington
] / JUNCTION stone Company against the Bal
: | rimore and Ohio Railroad, setting aSld
! the award of The jury. which was con
sfdcrcd insufficient. and ordering a neV
- / ilrV Of condemnation to meet july D ! n
I sherfns jury last fall condemned IN
q quarry which Is owned by lcI,r FSIoi
AMI William y. ErISt. OF johnston "a.
f.r The TUSCaTCra Improvement on IN
49, PaItiruore and ehie Railroad. awarding
t{,,Ti = ass 80 rhev claimed this wouL
moi nav for the removal of their ma
= chiuery from the place and appealed liaI
!. the award. evidence on WhlIn was near
:, by the court several weeks ago.