The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-28
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

/ Peaches are a gIut on the Frederick city
/ market, choice fruit selling from 80 70 %
cents per busheL
Asbury c. Riley. OF Worcester county
who was seriously injured by a runaway
horse three weeks ago. had one Of his
I legs amputated above the knee joint IN
! the Peninsula General Hospital at Sails
bury.
The passenger and express traffic over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad IL uu-
precedeutedly heavy. Many extra pas
1 senger and express trains are being run,
due 20 the heavy excursion business and
20 the large fruit shipments
IL is stated that an effort IS being made
in Maine TO induce DT. A. w. Harris 10
give up the dIrectOrShi~ OF the Jacob
Tome Institute at Port Deposit and re-
sumo the presidency OF Maine University,
which be resigned TO come 70 Maryland
IJr. Harris is now in Port Deposit engag-
Cd in his new duties
The HyattsviIle Board Of Trade has
. been formed. with officers as follows y.
Z A Dunuing, president Mayor NJ. V Tier
ney, vice president; r. A. Fuller. secre-
tary, and J.. o. Wissmau, treasurer. eX-
ecuuye committee, W p Magruder, J.
Harris Rogers. Frank Carr George y.
Walker, II. O. EmmOns, X. W Wells, and
I, W. IL Richardson.
The Washington County Free Library,
Z in HagerstOwn, was opened yesterday.
Z There are $500 volumes on the shelves,
with 300 additional volumes 10 come In
shortly. Miss TitcOmb. the librarian. and
her assistants, were kept busy register
ing persons who desired to take out
I books. The library is based on the 3. +.
I Newcomer foundation Of 5000 supple
mented by public and private cOutribu-
tons. Its maintenance IL public charge.
Samuel II. Long. Of HagerstOWu has
taken an appeal from the decision Of
Judge Stake, who made permanent the
Injunction 20 restrain Mr.. Long from
. building on strip Of land ten inches
wide claimed by Miss Elizabeth v. J.. Ra-
LEEr=tl0IT Us1EIfET IWrlTTfF n
the exhibits Is a block Of wood several
inches long, sawed by Long from a gate
which stood On the disputed strip. This
block VIII 60 % the Court Of Appeals
along with the papers IN the case.
The members of the class graduating
from the Naval Academy In 1893 have re-
ceiycd their rank and commissions as
eusEnS IN the navy. This class ETddu-
ated in February. nearly six months
sooner than usual. owing TO their having
been in service during the Spanish-Amer-
/ lean war Their two years cruise at sea
was therefore over some time last Feb
ruary and they have had the rank Of en-
sign since, but their final standing could
not be determined until after the final
examination.
The training ship Chesapeake. with part
Of the cadets on board. which sailed from
Newport News for Annapolis Sunday
morning arrived at the Naval Academy
yesterday The Indiana viii arrive early
Z In the morning and will anchor in An
uaUOlls loads about four or five miles
OUT t. iil4ldNa VIII return 10 liamp-
ton ROaG. at once 20 join the North At
| iantic SQUADRON With her will go Lieut.
Edward W Eberie. who has for two
years past been commander Of ships and
aid TO the superintendent.
Amos Lawson and LemueI TuU boys
OF LaWEoula, Somerset county. were ar
raigued before Justice Thomas X Whra1-
ton yesterday on the charge Of steaiIna.
a b1teaI from Sheriff James Cullen The
I boys took the boat on the DIST of August
and sailed across the Chesapeake Eav To-
SU-OmOl's Island. where IT Is stated they
became frightened at what they had dom.
! ana tried % dispose Of the property
Sheriff Cullen learned that they yv-rt e.
the FatuEeut River and tcIegraDhsd To-
Sheriff Lang. They We're arrested nv
constable Thomas J. Saunders and IoGg-
cd In Jail at Prince Frederick whanr-
[ they were brol eht to- Crisfcld this morn
1 ing The boys had an exciting VOYAGE
II is stated hat they were influenced T.,