Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-01-01
MARYLAND STATE NEWS.
The Latest Happenings Gathered From
All Sources.


Head, $I2; Charles II. Walker, Frost.
burg. SO; John Hall, Rcckord, So; sy'-
vanus Roby, Cumberland IS; Augusta
Willhdc, Baltimore, So; Laura Boil
man, Indian Head, $S Jcanlc &. Lyies.'
Harwood. $I2; Arthur n. Curry, baiti-
more. Sc: Adam d. Lee, Baltimore. 30:
Bridget Maroney, Oakland, SI2; Abra'
ham A. McRobic. Altamont SO;
Isaac Truitt. Baltimore. s.: Annie But
ton, Baltimore, SO; minor OF Isaac WI
liams. Baltimore. $40; Elizabeth Ma
10y, Frostburg. $l..
The following patents have been il
sued to Marylanders Harry o. Braw-
ne, Baltimore. sprinkling bottle stop
per William D. Butler, Westminster.
vehicle body support; Arthur B. Car
roll, assigner to Bumgarten Company.
Baltimore. printing press; John IT,
Franz. Baltimore. nccktlc fastener
Jchn p. and T. J. Hams, Baltimore
turn buckle; Richard l.. Jones. BAIT
more, Automatic stop tor chlidrcn
carriages; Jesse P. l.eib, Baltimore
fishing line attachment: Emanuel t.
Mantz. Frederick, artificial bait ',c'
rome l. Nogcler Baltimore, advcrt's'
Iii;; bottle or tlask.
Washington county officers have been
notified OF bold robbery committed
at the iarm OF Peter Robinson, near
Welsh run, on the Hagcrstown road.
The robbers got the following booty:
From Peter Robinson, $40 and his sil-
yer watch; from his son William pis-
toll from Harvey Spanger, ct SHADY
Grove. who. with his wife. was visiting
Robinson. $rr and gold watch; from
Mrs. Mary Burgncr, Robinson house
keeper. 81. Robinson is an old wa
veteran and confined to bed most OF the
time with rheumatism. He draws pcn'
sion OF s.. a month.
Rev. W. l.. Greenfield. pas.or OF the
Perryvilc Methodist Episcopal Church.
is seriously i'll with typhoid pneumonia.
While employed in removing rails
from a car at Bacon Hill, Cecil county.
two Italians were severely injured ON
the line oil the Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington railroad The men
are Camille p Orozclo and Dom'n'c
Cerrcno.
Mr.. {. Hermann. florist. ot Frtdcf-
ick. received carload ot hard coal tor
Christmas gilt. Mr.. Hermann
daughter who is trained nurse, was
called to Scranton. Fa.. ou case and,
observing the number OF loaded cars
OF coal nn the tracks. expressed regret
that her father was unable to purchase
a sufficient quantity in Frederick t"
keep his plants from freezing. The
coal operator in whose family the
Young lady was nursing. Immediately
ordered a car oi coal shipped to Mr..
Hermann.
John Beamer. son oi the late Henry
Beai<er, OF Cavetown, Washington
county, died in Altoona. Pa, from ~.
juries received i'll a shop III which he
was employed. He leaves widow:
who was Miss Grove. OF Cavetown ana
iour children.
\ lamp exploded III the, house OF
Joseph Hammond. Sharpsburg, His
little daughter, Madcline Hammond.
was badly burned
Samuel Kendall has returned 10
Smthsburg, Washington county. after
serving three wears in the United states
Army in the Philippines. lie expects
- rr-culist.
Fir, G,moe,d the interior 81 Dr. T..
r Kc;jcr's drug store and the couicc-
t;nrerv IN IJagerstown. The loss.
which is several hundred dollars i.
covered by INSURANCE
Nr George T. Whipp one of tic most
prominent and widely known citizens OF
Errdrr;rk comfy, died at his home, IN
i,f;r,snr AJiddIelown Valley, aged s.
ycnrs Mir, Whip was born near Car
rolls Manor. Frederick county, on
March s, 1918. lie was one OF the ~
corporators and builders OF the Frederick
and Jefferson pike, and for the past y
,e.rs had hecn president oi the Mutual