Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-04-21
MARYLAND STATE NEWS
Condensed Late Dispatches Boiled Dowu
for Rapid Reading.

VIII lOllIl al NOllHNSllllS NUN 'N'NNN''
Frederick and Hagerstown will be
Euilt this summer.
r. n. White, Of California, who r
preparing for the Naval Academy
was robbed of 500 in his room at
his boarding house in Annapolis
while he was asleep.
James H. Dahl died at Burkitts
Vile, Frederick county, of heart iall
ure, aged 30 years.
George NJ. Stonebraker has sold
his Waysiic property i'll Hagers
town, to William U. Roulette TO,
$II5oo.
Glenn Drummer, the 3-year old sou
Of William Drummer, living near Fox
villc died of burns received while
helping his Io-ycar-old brother, Rus
sell. to burn brush in the yard %
their home.
The cold weather Of the last week
has retarded fishing operations III the
Susquehanna, North East and Elk
Rivers. But few shai are beng
caught.
Winton, the county residence OF
William b. Earle, i'll Corsica n ec"
Queen Anne's county, seven m, es iron
Centrevillc, was destroyed by hre
Winton was fine old Colonial man.
sion. and with it a valuable amount OF
antique furniture, which has been Tor
generations IN the Earle family; ave
IN equally valuable quantity OF old
.ilverware were lost. All the summer
clothing OF Mr.. Earle and his family.
piano and other ar''c'cH were ".>'
'"s" .'es "ss' eEn[' sho ho,no WINS in,
''.s '''r'r az. S'ooo ,ooo Hn ~ ,hn furniture
L ",.o n w.. s'ao %a,oGo' ;,,,,,r,nca ~
"' ""' p,00 c..
A letter has been Fcnt orcr cay
d! the Navy w. IL. .'"oHs '''o' 'S' ''''.S
''m oelll,.e,y "' orod umr ID ,hn stcac,
N'nv'' i1ee''''s, >i',I";'s hor nosscn.
-n'orloIv a'u ,,ne aL, ',..I - irn', Wv, thn tar.
-, III .tu''"r;'ii' i-,;tnd State. marines
- #, y" h> i,,lly in.
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harIes = Nwr:s
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waiter NrIhu"''' u, -NI,'S ,,' .,,'';l::.., ';.,"
H'lnty was dr"W''eo ny 'nS v'i+I:",,n ~.
y hoa, on 'hc 'oWv, p''' W ''N
'onll'y Wh''c lie was h""','''s
Charles Burton died III Laurel a2en
n years. lie was employed at the
tavy yard, Washington, -. L.
Ernest Allen. indicted ior killing
nuis Hogan colpred. at the .7loor
i Edward MrNey Iuly |. zoos. va
convicted Of man$laugh,cr hy jury
# (,nrer Marlboro,
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a., w. ~, p,rc, (;cnrcc.
W ON';, 'raoL Lia,' u'>;' inr ,i1.nnd r,alicas.
"",'t, ''',;( a;oo Wv ,,ia,' . ,~r;aG ~ hofnrc the
,",c .n,,., ~ ''T,., i,nno. wa" NarIh'rn and ac.
,;,,a o.,. "t ~'P>' '''
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ne remain. "i i'oN"'" J." ',''
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nc f'ttHourS diV'S'"h ~ ''t Wv, ''".'
nifr ana Oh'o Na'i' "h' w. - Nv W.
cy, IA, by re'r-cnu E"'n>'"i'' were
'urled III CaKIahd' re N|N :" sI";
| / age ana was born ana r'"'c" "
Jarrett county
Mrs. Annie j., Tilghman, widow o.
Ferry Tilghman and daughter "t the
| ate Col John Mckcnncy, died at her
tome, in Centrevillc, agcl ~ years.
George A. House, a colored youth
u Ilagerstown, instituted a suit II
| he Circuit Court for $1,000 damages
ganst the Norfolk and Western
galway Company Tor election from
passenger train in Maryland. House
vho is a light-colored mulatto, was
eturning to Hagcrstown from Nor
ans Grove. w. Va, and took seat
the car reserved for white people
he conductor discovered him after
he train had crossed the Potomac
iver into Maryland He asked House
, retire to the "Jim-Crow car, but
ieusc said he would rather be put
# than 60 in the Jim-Crow car. lhe
onductor stopped the train and put
I'M off. The railway company con
ends that it has the right to desig
.ate what coaches its passengers shall
AXE
Comptroller Atkinson, OF the State
rreasurv, has sent out notices to the
ounties that the State tax rate fol
he year 1904 will be 2211 cents or
he SIoo, an increase of 5H cents over
he rate OF last year. Many people
hought the increased rate would not
20 into effect until next year Some
# the counties have increased the
ocal rate. and the additional rise OF
he State rate will go hard with many
,eopIe.
Nayor uattersly W. Talbot, OF
Io[N'I,o .;e;on not 10 he a candidate for re.
,ioo,;o,' ,stol ,'0 ,rd has given his consen,
~. tho ,,sn ~ HE name II is though,
VI vi w;ll ,n | hayc no onnos;t;on. Mr., Lee
SHutt who has s;pni6ed his intention
=, he;,o b; candidate in the event OF
Ne Talbottts refusal to run. will. il
r,derstood he a candidate for re.
election to the Town Council.
John Fainter, Jr, has been appoint
ID chief OF the Fire Department ol