Catoctin clarion., 1902-11-13
MARYLAND STATE NEWS.
The Latest Happenings Gathered From
All Sources.


Hill, $40; John r. Wcedon. Mountain
vile, $I2; Elias Corbett Baltimore. 80;
Seville Long, Emmitsburg, So; Cornelius
r. Rhidcnour, Pleasant Walk, 50; Con,
rad Mum, Lamotte, $Ia; John 3
Justice, Sn,oketown, So; Hannah Neal
Baltimore, So; William Duffy, Balti.
more So; Kcturah Eichelberger, Wood.
berry, IS; Benjamin Swami, Baltimore
sI2: Sarah A. Downs. Baltimore, $Is;
Simon Bowen, Frederick, S. Thomas
Burgess, Baltimore, $40: Lizzie Battern'
field. Baltimore, S.; Levin W. Bothum
Cambridge, So; Alfred X. Ramsburg
Baltimore, So; James Stoops. llaSerS-
Town, $I2; Charles Anna Parker, Draw
bridge S.
DR.. K. X. Crothcrs. OF Cecil county
is dead.
The miners oi Eckhart have organ
ized a new local OF the United Mine
Workers OF America.
Deputy Sheriff Bradley, OF Mont
gomcry county, says he was the victim
OF knock out drops in Washington and
was robbed OF $65.
In Hagcrstown. Miss Ada Rejchard
daughter oi Rev. w Scott Reichard
was severely burned by the explosion
oi lamp.
4 new section OF long dam ilas
just been built by the Chesapeake kc and
Ohio Canal Company at Seneca Tor the
purpose OF turning more water into
the canal. 1t is 2oe feet long.
William B. Firoved chici OF the Bal
tmore and Ohio information bureau IL
Washington died suddenly, He was
formerly conductor on the Washington
and BoydS accommodation train.
Henry McNutt, colorcd convicted OF
murder i'll the second degree OF lhom-
as Boston i'll Annapolis on June =. was
sentenced by Judge Rcvcll to 10 years
in the penitentary.
The Baliff OF Rockville has resigned
because the salary of SIS month /,
insufficient There are no applications
ior the place. His duties are to light
street lamps, collect taxes and work on
the streets.
Sheriff L. n. Hardcsty, OF Prince
George county, nearly lost his life at
lanham's Station on the Baltimore aud
Potomac railroad. while attempting to
arrest "A party Of Washington sportsmcn
returning from a successful cunning trip
IN Calvert county. The Sheriff placed
them under arrest on the Popc'S Creek
train at Bowie tor having game in thct
possession III Prince Georges county
They had about 30 rabbits and large
number OF partridgeS. They boarded the
Washington train. and at Ianham
Station the Sheriff attempted to get orc
II them of the tram. The sportsman
resisted aud the Sheriff summoned halt
dozen men IN the car to assist him
These had managed to get the prisoner
IoNn the steps Of the car and the Sheriff
umpcd to the north-bourd track to re.
,civc the prisoner Just then an express
rain bound for Baltimore came along
and the Sheriff had lust barely time. 10
lump clear OF the track to avoid being
struck. The cow-catchcr oi the engine
missed him by about two inches. As
soon as the express had passed and the
sheriff had recovered his wits he again
boarded the Washneton-bound train,
3ut his prisoner had escaped,
The oranges OF Prince Georges and
Montgomery counties appointed com
mlttec to investigate the police rcgua-
tons i'll Washington, which have been
a source OF much annoyance to far
mcrS selling their own produce in some
parts oi the city, They propose to
make a test case, ii necessary, 10 asccr-
lain how lar the police regulations are
in conformity with the laws OF Con.
grce> as affecting the District "i Co
lumbia \ committee was appointed tc
suggest some plan by which the edu.
catonal features OF the agricultura
lar, oi the State can be emphasized.
The iuunr Mems Association oi