The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-09-26

Meeting of County Endeavorers.-At
meeting of the executive committee of the
Baltimore County Christian Endeavor Union,
held on the 18th instant, in Baltimore, an in
vitation was accepted to hold the next conven-
ton at Chestnut Grove Church, on Thursday,
October 18th. The following committees and
officers were appointed:
Committee on Conveniently. A. Schu-
macher, of Phoenix; George H. Stevenson,
Reisterstown E. S. Hutton, Dickeyville; l..
NJ. Zimmerman, Dickeyville; DR.. John S.
Green, Cuttings.
Lookout-W. S. Norris, Govanstown; Theo-
dore F. Shearer, Grave Run Mills George II.
Stevenson, Reiste:stown.
Good Citizenship-George Heinecke, Govans-
town Clarence w. McMaster, Towson; A. E.
Hatch, Lutherville.
Missionary Committee-Miss e. G. Ewing,
Dckeyvlle; Miss jamie Goodwin, Govans-
town; Miss Mary Bayne, Towson.
Junior Observation-Disclosures Florence A.
Ridgely, Lutherville.
Mr.. o. V. Hare was chosen secretary to sue
coed Mr.. George w. Ehlers.
A County Officer Trile Too "Strenu-
Gus. THE Baltimore Herald OF 18th instant
saws Constable Fred Pfeffer, of Highland
town, shocked the dignity of the Police Board
Yesterday morning by the language he used in
board to testify in the case of Patrolman Lee,
of the Eastern district, who was charged with
leaving the city without permission, assaulting
a negro and getting arrested at Canton few
days ago. Patrolman Lee was arrested by
Pfeffer and two other county officers. When
the constable was called upon to make his
statement he was duly sworn by Commissioner
Morris. He swOre in giving his testimony
about the officers conduct.
"'Are you in the habit of using such Ian
guage in testifying before court?' he was
asked.
"'Sure, your honor it goes out my way
"Well, you must not use any OF it here.
Now. you will please use proper language
Being duly ''called down" Mr.. Pfeffer con-
Quoted himself better thereafter and just skip
ped the "hard words" that go at Canton.
Mr.. Bussey Denies Unjust Statements.
Mr. Robert H. Bussey, the Democratic
nominee for States Attorney, spoke at meet
ing at Govanstown on Monday night when he
took occasion to say that reports had been Cir
culated relative to his ability as a lawyer, and
that he felt that he was justified in making
reference to his past career. He had taught as
principal in several public schools IN this
county, and by passing a competitive examl-
nation had won the appointment to position
in the Baltimore Custom House, and while
there had studied law in the same class with
the Republican candidate for States Attorney
Mr.. Bussey stated that in his examination on
criminal law he had made "a points out OF
possible %.
Sunday School Conventional county
Sunday school convention, under the auspices
of the Maryland State Sunday School Union,
of which Mr.. G. S. Griffith, of Baltimore, is
the president, will be held in Towson NJ. E..
Church, Wednesday, October 7th. At meet
ing held in the Baptist Church here this week,
presided over by Rev. George H. Mock, State
Superintendent, arrangements were made for
the convention. Three sessions Will be held
morning. afternoon and highland it is ex-
pected a large number of delegates will be pres
ent, representing the different Sunday schools
in the county.