The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-25
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

/ John Calvin NIiddlekauf died on Mon
I day ar Tlghmant1u. Washington county.
aged siXty-nvc years
Or Milton ". WarheId. one Of the old
est and besJ-knOWn physicians iu Howard
county. is in AT his home near Lisbon
Hogs are selling iu Washington county
+ 70 dealers for ~ cents "a pound alive the
/ highest price swine has brought there for
seven years
{ Governor Smith has appointed William
/ ). Bean supervisor of elections for ST
/ Mary's county 70 represent the RepubIi-
can party. vice A + Bowling. resigned.
/ Rev J. 5. Brarreu. Of Albany. y Y
has been called 10 the past0rate Of the
E,dford Street German Lutheran Church.
III CUMBERLAND % succeed Rev. Charles
t Edward Raymond. who resigned TO be-
B come pastor of the Church Of Peace Bal
timGre.
/ Notification from the Third Assistant
E Postmaster General has been served TO
the eject that on and after October
. SEk'sEIle poStCfhce, Carroll county. will
4 be- ranked in tho third order making il "a
1 Presidential appointment salary SLIGO
/ The fire department Of CrisieId has
/ been organized with force OF thirty men
4 X Benson Dennis. chief. Butler Hick-
Z man. fore man. William RigEiu. engineer
James Johnson, fireman The apparatus
I Is steam fire engine and the town is
provided with water works
/ Ephraim Bish, Of Union Mills. Carroll
J county. died suddenly Monday night ~
/ heart failure, aged seventy-eight wears
J lie was retired farmer and a strong
J Democrat, but never took an active part
/ ~ politics. He leaves a widow and two
children.
/ Robert Phillips. a young white man. and
J Richard Wln"berry. cOlOred. charged with
Z robhing Patrick J. May of $50 near FIJI
J by Toadhouse, where they found him ly-
I ing along the road In an intoxicated con
/ dluon. were sentenced 70 six and -FOUR
; years, respectively in the peuiteTtiary.
/ Wiueberry turned States evidence
/ In Annapolis a petition has been filed
I against Governor Smith in the name Of
J three Republican registered voters TO
/ compel him TO produce the State census
I reports for examination. The petition
was filed in the Circuit Court for Anne
/ Arundel county 10y William /. Marcy
. Robert /. WcrutZ. and j. H. Vansaut
/ through Charles J. BOnaparte. counsel
/ The battalion Of cadets has been formed
at tho Maryland Agricultural College di-
vided into three companies The commits
. sioued officers are: r b. Symous major
I J Coudon. first lieutenant and adjutant.
J. r MaCkHl, first lieutenant and guar-
|tcrmaster. s. F. Darby, captain COnpqnv
/ - J. d Bowman. captain Company 81.
/ X J. Mitchell. captain Con pany G.: j. l.
I tenants. and A. r Hirst w. s Kendall
and p @. Palmer, second IieutCnants
/ owing 10 the very heavy business in
I the State Comptroller Office at the pres
I eHt time. incidental 10 the closing Of the
/ fiscal year on September 30 there will b..
. a new departure In the issuance of dredg-
ing licenses for the ensuing season. Comp
troiler Herring has decided 10 begin issu-
Z ing the licenses Monday. October Z in
stead Of October 10. This will allow three
additional days 10 get ready for opera
Z uOns when the season opens
In the Circuit Court for Frederick coun-
/ ~ Charles Gilbert aged twentv-f0ur
. years, pleaded guilty 20 the charge OF
stealing $50. gold ring. ara watch
I from his employer. o. G. Kefauver a few
/ weeks ago and was sentenced TO eight
I years In the pcuitentiary. Gilbert IS the
. young man who achieved much nOtoriet,-
In 1888 by knocking down the captain OF
] the local Salvation Army I'm the barracks
I one night for. as he alleged. tearing an
: American flag from his wife's bosom dur
ing the meeting