Milford chronicle., 1901-08-30
MATTERS I'M MARYLAND.

baltimore. Nd. Aug. Pit is
cared here that the British schooner
Captain Kelly, which left this
,ort July 10 for Tarpun Bay, has been
ost. A terrific hurricane swept the
coast soon after she got to sea, IN
which numerous small craft were lost
Cumberland, Md. Aug. 21-Frank
LucBie, a colored deputy sheriff, shot
and killed James HosEins. als5 col
pred. near Pinto. this county, late last
night, while was resisting arrest. Hos
kins had previously shot John SOM
mers, another negro through the Ioot.
Cumberland, Nd, Aug. 2S.-After 1
wedding party and imbiD- /
ing of hard cider at Colebank, W. va" /
a party OF young men attacked
moonshine still in the mountains last
NIGHT. Three raiders and two moon
sinners were PROBABLY fatally shot.
Oakland. Aug. 26.-In driving from
Oakland to Aurora, w. Va, distance
of u miles, one is astonished at the
great change which has been wrought
in this section within few years past
There are splendid farms in a high
state of cultivation where there were
forests which were almost impenertra-
BILE Is years ago.
Hyattsville. Aug. 26.-Tembers OF
Company b. First Maryland Confeder-
ate Cavalry. Captain George M. EN-
ack's company, will hold reunion
September 10 in Hyattsville. 1t VIII
be the 39th anniversary of the organi-
cation Of the company. Other eX-Con-
federate veterans of Prince Georges
county will be present
Baltimore. Aug. 27.-Delegates to
the seventh biennial meeting of the
/ Supreme Court OF the Foresters OF
| America. to the number Of about 200
arrived yesterday in this city and after
enoying an afternoons sport at one OF
the numerous resorts on the shores o.
the Patapasco, prepared themselves
for the work OF the meeting which be
gins today.
Hagerstown, Aug. 26.-Frank Rine-
hart, charged with wilfully causing the
death of Miss Mary Finafrock, Of York
Pa. in Lake Roger by rocking thu
boat" was arrested at his home il
Smithsburg this morning. He is quit
a good looking young fellow, Of gen
teel appearance. He was very cool
though his face bore an extremely care
worn expression. He was commltte
to Jail for the action of the grand jury
Cumberland, Aug. 24-This after
noon lightning struck the Baltimor
Z and Ohio Railroad rOundhOuse, tearin
j a large hole in the roof and stunnin
3 Clarence Crowel and several Others
& 1t also struck the Allegany count
! courthouse in the same place eXactl
] that lightning struck two years ag'
. tearing away part Of the slate roof an
3 passing down through the building b
. way of an iron pipe.
Westminster, Aug. 22.-Four negro'
d Baxter Patterson, w. M. Buckne
], Debney Whick and James Montgomel
were brought to Westminster ia
n from Mount Airy by Deputy Sher
=" Trayer, charged with rioting. The n
gloes were employed on the Baltimo
and Ohio railroad, and on Mondi
y night they wnt to Mount Airy and TOT
" possession of the town. Pistols we
fired in the air and stones were throw
2, No one was injured.
), College Park, Aug. 22.-The hor
.. cultural department of the Maryla
81 Agricultural college is being reorga
n. lied for systematic work. The sta
We entomologist now is A. L. QuaintanC
assistant entomologist, f. p. Sandste
q state pathologist, J. b. S. Norton. TIL
~ have lately inspected the eXtens
nursery near Berlin, Worcester coun
Tor of J. G. Harrison and the nursery
~, the Franklin Davis Company, Of B
timore. The report Of each was fav
'rd able.
rn- Chestertown, Aug. 26.-Mr Harry
90 Boyd, of Chestertown, has succeet
& in Matching swapping turtles on
lth mantel of the sitting room in his hol
aid Last week a nest of turtle eggs Y
A. found in his corn field. AS an exp'
lge ment he took five of the eggs no
ew with him and placed them on his m
tel. Yesterday he noticed a slight
in one of the eggs and this morn
young turtle nearly all head and e
was ready to emerge One of the OF
- eggs is "pipped." Mr. Joshua Mas
tn. has a nest containing 65 eggs which
is watching in the nest prepared
7 50 the mother turtle.
I % Mountain Lake Park, Aug. 26.-
29 and Miss Unger, Mr.. and Miss R
1 Is and two other members of the RI
! 20 Hungarian Orchestra, now engaged
3 81 the ChautauQua, at Mountain
3 Park, went to the woods and gath
5 25 what they supposed mushrooms, BIT
: u reality were either toadstools or a
5 90 gus growth. They carried them
3 " " theid hotel and had them preps
aims Two of the party ate heartily of Il
while the rest ate more sparil
up. Shortly afterward all of them
reh' taken i'll and Dr. Henry McComas
5 81 hastily summoned. Herioc treatl
2 by the physician resulted in restC
% the patients, but two Of them h
q narrow escape from death.
2 4S Hyattsville. Aug. 21.-Sunday !
. 30 Russell Magruder's horse ran a
z 81 81 with buggy attached, from the
Is ing post in Beltsville and, takir
~ the railroad, became entangled OF
s. track at the station with his fee
az curely wedged under the platform
l 81 was at critical moment, for the
ager tie of the approaching Bay Ridg
- cursion train was heard OF the
station above and no time was
lost in eXtricating the animal.
Kicks, the Baltimore and Ohio fla
anil at the Beltsville crossing sent hi
with a lantern to warn the apr
ing train He deXteriously cut
eth' harness, relieved the horse and cl
the track just before the excU
train swept by. It was a narrow e.
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