Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-10-30
MARYLAND STATE news.
The Latest Happenings Gathered From
All Sources.

| SS: Samuel T., Wainwright nd'u"i'
! $40; Jacob II. Kump, Emmtsbure
$40; Carrie X. Mason. Baltimore, SS
Mary +. Tolcy. Fishing Creek. s.;
Esther A. Dichl. Edcsvllc, s.; Mary
A. Murray, Baltimore. So; Aaron
Bradley, Dayton, 50; Martha J. War
ncr. Myersvillc, $9; George W. kier-
stcd, Baltimore, So; Lewis Campbell
California, $40; Samuel Ray, Pearl, $40;
Floyd Tubman. East New Market $40:
Alvina H. Goor (West ArIington). Bal
timore, So; Gertrude Hall. Baltimore,
$S; Jesse w. Porter. DickcyvIlc, 50;
Thomas f. Hand. Baltimore. $40; John
II. Rridcn, Baltimore, $40; jamie Gray,
Della. ST.; John Bailey, baltimore,
$s4: Thomas Smallwood. Baltimore,
ST.: Henry Mcdowell, Principle. 81;
Thomas Hamilton. Baltimore, So: Da-
vid Lewis Baltimore. SI2: David Dor
Scy, Baltimore. $40; Rcbccca Boone,
Baltimore. ST..
Major K. f. Talman was elected Chief
OF the fire department OF llyauSvillc.
Andrew White. colorcd. VIII" was shot
by officers a, Bclair, while attempting
to escape oH the night ot October ;
last. died from his wound,
Mr.. +. II. y. Puc. residing near Be
air, was seriously injured BY being
kicked by a horse. Mr. Puc was a
Confederate soldier and took part III
$50 battles and skirmishcs. He was
wounded II times.
Maryland Lutheran Synod adjourned
at lIaEerstoWn. to meet next year at
W,liamSport. The split IN the church
at Cumberland was settled, Delegate ;
were elected to the General Synod,
which meets next spring in Baltimore.
Judge Stake, at IIaecrstown, drew
the jurors for the November term OF
tho Washington County Court
Andrew White. colorcd. who was
shot by policeman at Bclair on oc-
tobcr 3, died of his injuries.
f. II d. Puc living near Bclalr, was
kicked by a horse and seriously 'nlur-
cd
Pantalpha Lodge. Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons. Of Gaithcrsburg. went
to Germantown in body and laid a cor
ncrstonc of new Methodist Episcopal
Church South with Masonic ceremonies.
Worshipful Master BENJAMIN q, Wood
ward was in charge and several hundred
persons were present Rev. David liar-
riss, pastor OF Gathcrsburg Circuit d.
rcctcd the religious exercises. An all
day picnic was held i'll connection with
the cornerstone laying, and at night there
was an oyster supper Music was iur-
rshcd by the Citizens Band Of German
town. K. Bland Phelps gave the corner
stone
Trinity Lutheran Church, in llagers..
b.l al p,, nt
Cincinnati.
Garrett county has been flooded with
campaign buttons bearing an excellent
picture OF Colonel Pcarre.
Louis Mccullough. who accidentally
shot and killed James Jackson colored,
at Frosthurg, was cXonoratcd by cor
oner's Jury.
State Game Warden John W. Avirett
issued a compilation oi the general and
local came and fish laws with other IN
formation comprising I22 pages.
Two horses. stolen from Richard Is.
Merritt and James Lindell at Warwick,
Cecil county were recovered near Mid
dletown. Del.
Sadie Ilanck. Daniel Turner and Mrs.
NJ. Kate ByrncS. of Montgomery county.
were put on bail TO appear before the
grand Jury ON a charge oi violating tie
local option law.
Bruce BiImycr. aged u years. son OF
John Bimycr. at Little Orleans. died
of typhoid fever His sister Mabel is
critically i'll with the same disease.
Dorchester county teachers are having
difficulty in enforcing The regulation
about Vaccination. Many children are
avcrsc to being vaccinatcd and some be
come hyStcrical when forced to submit
to it.
Mr.. William Schultz and Miss Eta
Burn. both Of Washington, were married
in Rockville by Rev, S. II. White, of the
Baptist Church. The ceremony took
place in the office of the School Comm's-
Sioncrs in the court house
Mr.. William NJ. Gilpm and Miss
Fvangclinc Stablcr. OF Sandy Springs,
Montgomery county. were married by the
Friends ceremony i'll the meeting house
there. RAYMOND and Herbert Stahler
were the ushers.
Robert Il. Darlington. who has been
supervisor Of the Central DIVISION Phla-
dclphia. Wilmington and Baltimore rail'
road. from Pcrryvillc to Phll2deIphi;a,
will be retired on a pension this week
Mr. Darlington commenced railroad ser
vice as trackman i'll May, 1852.
Governor Smith has appointed the fol
lowing deputy game wardcns; Charles
G.. Dale and James i. Phillips tor
Worcester county. Charles H. Green Tor
Anc Arundel county, and John c; Mag
cnpad and I. A. Houston for Baltimore
county. =,
Mrs. Sarah Niss1cy, wife Of David n,
Nissley. died at CcarfoSs. Washington
county, from injuries received III driv..
ing accident. The horse ran off and
Mrs. Nissey jumped and landed on her
head. Her daughter, who was with her,
remained in the buggy and the horse was
caught hv school children Miss Mss
lev ran back to the place where her
mother Jumped ont and found her ur'-
conscious. She did not regain conscious
ness.
Isaac r. Frazce. of Garrett county
aged So years. is dead
The new public school building at
Chcstertown has been completed ne
building cost $4,000.
The Conocochcague Clubhouse, HaG-
cr..ovn. recently badly damaged by fire,
has been repaired and is ready tor oc~
cupancy.
Charles II. Shancr, of Garrett county,
has been appointed Ass istant Patent tx
am;ncr in the United States Patent
Office. ~,
Miss Mary b. Harbaugh, of Waynes.
i ,rd Mr. Martin | Harhaugh OF