Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-06-11
MARYLAND STATE NEWS
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Henry kinnard, John p, Owens, Viii
lam II. Harris, each $40; Nina llar-
ris, Elizabeth A. Gardner, Arnic Long,
Louisa f. Delaney and Ann X. Brill,
each So; George W. Thomas, SO; Jacob
p. Obier, Samuel Schwci@H"~"", n~car
Slack, SIS each; Samuel I. Harris, John
! Brady, George Smith, $40 each: Perry
! II. Landon, Nathaniel Brooks, George
W. Scipp, James +. HunrichOusc, So
each: Lewis w. Mcrrick, Jacob ",
Winters So each; John II. Green, Han
nah Jones, Virginia lltcsheW, Chris
tina Bauman, $S each; minors OF Alex
ander Mcintosh, $40; Peter Jansen, I'd
ward Howard and George Barrett, each
$40; Cyrus Collins, SIS; Harrison
Swift, BENJAMIN Green, Ihcophllui
Rcdman, each $40; John r, Lyons aud
John Edmonds, each $T2; John II. Bis
sell and Catherine Sunbury, each S.;
Charles Sunbury (dcad), ST.; WilIior,
r. Gilley. So James d. Alexander and
Carr Handy, each SIS; John 5. llcrsh-
berger, OF Frostburg; Handy Coleman,
Joseph A. Watts. Jacob Pilsch, Ida y,
Todd, each So; John II, Gates, William
Morgan George W. Johnson, each $40;
Jerome L. Pampcll, $40; Robert Can
field Sc; Edward Waters and john u.
Ullrich. $40 each: William w. Holmes,
Edward Buckman and Eliza W. Good.
win. $I2 each: James W. Taskcr, Allcr
| HAYS, John Lamb, Benjamin i. smith
and Israel Banks. IS each; Henry Rob.
ison and Thomas g. Comfy, 50 each.
Mr.. A. J. Hynson. who conducted
marble ward in ChcstcrtOWn, died from
dose OF carboic acid taken while he
vas sick and dcspondcnt in mind over
lis condition. He was under medlca
treatment. The doctor had been to sec
him a short while before it was d..
covered he had taken the poison. ~;
Niic made the discovery and spccd''
-csummoncd the doctor, but the patient
vas beyond human aid, Mr. llynsor
vas we'll to do, he had a prosperous
BUSINESS was respected by his tclIoN'
citizens and was a fancicr OF last trot
ing horses.
Dr. William A. Caldwell died in
Rockville, aged 42 years.
Rev. J. +. Maurcr, OF the Lutheran
Church at RohrcrsviIlc, Washington
county. has accepted a call to Ham
over, Pa.
The market gardeners and true kcr'
pi Worcester county are getting Labor
. Ilplll 1ISlIld, pptI NIilNN ''''sl
men and women. -,
The annual convention of the Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Inlon ol
Hartford county will be held June II at
Fountain Green.
Mr.. Jacob N. Newman chairman OF
the Democratic Central C0mmltcc Oh
Frederick county, has been auNllorlzeI
to set the time for holding the judicial
and State primary meetings whenever
in his Judgment the conditions war
rant.
The annual meeting oi the Mary and
Public Health Association was held III
the Assembly Rooms, Annapolis, ana
was largely attended by repre- sscntatlvc5
OF the medical profession. president
Henry A. BraunS, OF Baltimore, mmade
the opening address and Mayor CHa;,
A. Dubois, OF Annapolis, the speech
OF welcome Vaccination was the SUD,
jcct chiefly discussed. Papers were read
also on disinicctants aud protection oi
children from consumption. Among
the delegates present were DR. Ohm ;.
Fulton, n. X. Stokes, J. NJ. Rclk, II.
Brauns Jos. +. Gichncr. s. II. Andct-
son and NJ. d. X, Allen from. Ba't!'
more: DR.. c, X. Schcllcr, OF lIagera'
town; DR.. {. r. Withcrson, ot llIE'
ridge; DR.. r. y. OwinGs, Of l.lIicoti
CITY; DR.. II. B. CAN'T OF NIillcrNvllje;
Dr. B. II. Davidson, oi DavdsonvlIici
Dr. +. II. Braysh1w, OF Client burn,e;
Dr. I. Perry. OF Anne Arundel, and
Dr. Il. Brooke, OF Brookcyile.
At the annau meeting oi the stock
holders OF the Washington Grove
Campmecting Association the follow
inc trustees were elected: Henry l.,
Stranc, Robert Cohen, d. Elmer Wi
bcr, Robert l.. RaincS, II. N. Talbot,
J. r. Fulks. John n. Boycc, John B,
Davis and /. Cabc)l Williamson, Henry
/. Strang was chosen prcsidcnt koh-
crt Cohen yicc-prcsidcnt, D. Elmer WI.
Der secretary and Robert L. baheS
treasurer.
The Talbot county tax rate has been
fixed at IS cents on the 500.
John J. Forsythc died at Indian
Spring, Washington county, aged Ic
years.
we're elected Town Commissioners "'
CrisGcld on a street improvement plat
fOrm
The contract ior opening a new pub
lie road from the Bonnie Branch Ioao
to El1icott City was awarded t. W. y
llnmon Tor 500.
Thieves broke into the residence o'
Bishop Messenger, in lIa2crStoWn
while he was conducting services ano
carried off a quantity OF Groccrie;
which had just been donated to nm,,
4 rcar-cnd collision occurred he,
:wccn two northbound ircight5 at
Sco,land. 25 miles north OF EIagets,
.own. Train No. 60 plowcd into the
rear of train No. 81. Tram No. Qe
vas drawn by two locomotives, one III
.hc rear. The front engine BAT more
and Ohio No. 1000, was reversed Whco
the train ahead was seen, but the rcat
locomotive, whose engineer was lEnpr-
mt OF the danger, kept on and 1t Wa|
mnossjblc to stop the train he front
.na;rc plowcd into the Caboose COM
,lctclv demolishing the car and setting
;ro t6 fine wreck. The trainmcn saved
themselves by jumping, Several c"rS
Ciabattoni Giovanni. an Italian, aged
., years, employed on the Waynesboro,
Pen Mar trolley road, was found dcad
# consumption in the camp near Fen
Mar by his icllow-workmen.
The following graduates ot the ram,
no School ior Nurses at Springfield
Hospital will receive diplomas this
week: Mary Hamilton l.ansdaIc: Mll,
Ircd r. Mitchell, Abell A. Norris and
Willard A. Nicodemus.
Alfred p. Crockett died near. War
wick Cecil county, alter a lingering Ill,
ness aged T., years. He was one o.
,hc nioneer Democrats in St, Georges
Urrdrcd and at one time was Road
Commissioner. A widow and two sons
survive him, Courtland {, Crockett
| ...ar ~ tle Park Hotel. (heSa.