The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-04

GRAFTON NeceSSary.-Ine Baltimore OUn OF
Wednesday said: more than year ago Miss
Mabel Miller, of Monkton, Baltimore county,
swallowed small hatpin, and until recently
felt no bad effects. Monday the pin was re-
moved by an operation. and DR.. D. u. Dunott,
who is attending the young lady at the Union
Protestant Infirmary, says she is recovering
rapidly,
summer Miss Miller, who is the only daughter
of Mr.. Thomas J. Miller and who is promi-
nentin the 10th district of the county, thought
lessly placed the hatpin in her mouth. The
horse gave a sudden jerk and the young lady
realized that she had swallowed the article.
1.-The pin went down head first and caused
but little discomfort. Not until few days
ago did Miss Miller feel any pain, and then DR..
T. Ross Payne was called. The physician ad-
vised that Miss Miller come to hospital for
an examination, and last week she became
patient at the Union Protestant lntirmary
The x-rays located the obstruction which, it is
said had passed through the intestines for
considerable distance. DR.. Dunott operated
Monday and stated yesterday afternoon that
the patient was getting along very we'll"
Local Baseball Matters. The following
games were played last Saturday afternoon:
The Towson team. on the home grounds
defeated the Western Maryland Railroad team,
to f.
The first team of the Govanstown Y. NJ. c.
n.
Buckskins, IL to 5.
The second team of the same club defeated
the Woodbrooks in thinning game.
The Gainesville Country Club team, on the
home grounds, defeated the Baltimore Post
office team, to l.
ment to play the st. Martins, of Baltimore.
but only five of the visitors showed up and
they forfeited the game to Pikesville to-
Circuit Court.-Dr. Fred. w. Weber and
John Cohen charged with contempt Of court,
held sub curia. Willoughby Chatterton. ad-
ministrator of John H. Chatterton, dec d,
ct al, VS.. Charles A. Chatterton and w I'M
A. Wilson on Tuesday Judge Burke I'll an
opinion in this case in which he says thai the
allegation of the bill, so far as they relate to
William A. Wilson, are not, in my opinion,
sufficiently sustained by the evidence, and the
bill as to him will be dismissed with costs.
The allegations as to Charles A. Chatterton are
abundantly proved and the relief prayed for
as against him will be granted" Elizabeth
Printz ct al. VS.. John Olschinsky, executor,
etc., ct al; argued and held sub curia
Prosperous Competition Absorbs Op-
position.-The Green Spring Valley Supply
Company, of which Mr.. 7. Dudley Riggs is
president, has bought out its only competitor.
Mr.. William T. Largent, in the wholesale and
retail merchandise business at Stevenson, on
| the Green Spring Branch of the Northern Gen.
trail Railroad. Mr.. Largent will remove his
old store building and probably erect one OF
two cottages on the site His future residence
however, will be made in Frederick county
The Green Spring Valley Supply Company is
a prosperous concern and much of its success
has been due to the indefatigable efforts of Mr.
Riggs its president.
Jury Finally Discharged.-The petit jury
for the May term of the Circuit Court wal
finally discharged on Thursday, July I'd. Th'
term commenced on the third Monday in May
A NEW ocean steamer to be built in Germany
will be T25 feet long, with a tonnage Of 26, O0t
and passenger capacity of over 5000. Sh'
will be provided with roof garden, topmas
promenade deck and special room for wire
less telegraph.