Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-07-09
MARYLAND STATE NEWS
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man, Harriet A. Minor, each So; Lev i
w. Dali, Benjamin Gould, each So
Daniel Harder, Oliver Thomas (dead)
each So; George Ross, Eugene Boston
George Edwards and Anne f. Role
each $S; Ephraim N. Baker, William
G. MCGOWAN, John L. Burlington, SIC
each; George T. Parrish. Samuel /
Emory. Clara V. Bell, each $S; Angus
tus Smith, Charles Lee, So each; Mary
A. Rccder, $T2; Minors OF Thoma:
Kclbaugh, $I4; Henry Smith, VIZ:
Moses Johnson (deaO, William ,
Shields, each SO; John X. GclSslngccr
Moses Johnson (dead), Major Costin,
Elizabeth Johnson, each SIS; Edward
l.. Woods, Samuel Morton, each 50;
Ernst Grob, $I2.
The boiler recently installed i'll the
New London Copper Mines, at New
London, Frederick county, blew UP at
5 o'clock the other morning, but nc
one was seriously in njured Supcrlntcn..
dent Johnson. Howard Murdoch anc
the engineer, Abraham Dorsey, color
ed, were hurled some distance, but cs-
capped with Slight injuries. DR.. Jesse
W. Downey, OF New Market, dressed
their wounds. The building covering
The boiler and engine was wrecked and
the end of the boiler blown about 3Oc
feet 1t is said the colorcd man al.
lowed the water TO get down too low
Another boiler blew up at the same
place about two months ago from the
same supposed cause.
Mr.. Walter II. Thompson died at hi:
home in Easton at the age OF SO years.
He was actively engaged in business
until within 10 days OF his death. MIR.
Thompson retired from the mercantile
business several years ago and since
his retirement he had been interested
in the affairs OF the Easton Natlona!
Bank, OF which he WAS DIRECTOR ana
for the Buld'ng, ASSOCIATION, Mr.
thompson was leader IN thc Mcin9,
ooiSt Episcopal Church; ne had he'o
all the offices IN that church iI'at lay
men can have and nave rcprcScntc1
Ebcnczcr MtthodlSt fplScopal NnurCl,
n EaSton IN all the wilmington ana
General Conferences.
At Brunswick an S-ycar-old son OF
Timothy Dunwair had his eyes so
badly injured from an explosion OF a
giant cracker that he will lose them.
Conductor William =. beavers, OF the
same town, was also painfully injured
about the eyes by skyrockct.
John Davis, the assistant foreman OF
The stone quarrics of the Western Mary
lard Railroad Company at Pinesburg.
who was struck by train last Friday.
is dead. He was 80 years old. His
home was in Marlowe. w. Va, where
his body was sent.
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ps i,o.., r''n t,, ~ So sSno % $50. Valter 4
WrCrnc from 500 "a 5000. William +
Krnrhn;f from S,oo TO SEQ. The sal
,r,, nf Edn.,rd II Eccht;g chief clerk,
.o,,,;.,. thc e,n,e-sIooo'aI the law
,Iin,., i,r 0,1;co. of his class. The re
.o;n,s -. ~. U,ocrstowr cfice for Iune-
:e $50 Il, Wv ,,.'n,,.naII', bonvv ard $500
F-g ., .o.o;,',' rf i,,nn Int ycar.
~. a.. .,,,,.o % eve
Nasb;n,,on Baltimore and Annapo!i:
tI"rtr;r Railway which has been build
80, s;nro Dcccmber last in East HvattS.
III, was susncnded and Mr. !. II
~n,,or rc,hpriral rno;nccr in charge
y ~. w. hr;Idna lcft inr his home n
N,rtor OHIO Mr., Couuor stated thai
Nv, srsncn,;on , was oniy temporary, and
,'a, c,,,,cd Nv tho failure Of scvcra'
,,,hscr;hor. to the stock to make pronp'
'aylnSsh' nc eHptC.s w. i''"," ,,,,o " narI
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