The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1904-12-02
MARYLAND STATE NEWS


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Charles Clarke, aged 20 years, o.
Crisfeld, while in very intoxica.eu
condition pulled revolver from ms
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charged Win carrying eoneea'eo
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Elizabeth, the I4-month-old daugn-
ter of Mr. P. Edwd. Flood, near MID
dletown, swallowed bean two weeks
ago, which lodged in its lungs. Tues
day night the child coughed the bean
up into its windpipe and strangled to
death in few moments. DR.. A. a
Lamar was present at the time.
The operations of the contractors
whoare constructing the new Pennsyl-
/ vania Railroad bridge across the Sus-
quehanna at Havre de Grace are now
in full sway, ard a large number OF
men are at work. The Aew bridge and
tracks will be about 100 feet north OF
the old one, and the removal of the
| buildings which occupy the new site
will entirely change that portion of
the city. About 20 pieces of property
! have been acquired by the railroad
company and the occupants have Deen
| notified to vacate the premises.
I A new drinking fountain has just
! been erected in front of the court
| house in Belair to the memory of
the late Edwin Booth 1t is public
! convenience of which the community
at large has long felt the need. The
| circulating library, to which Mr.. Bootf
first left money, has gone out OF
existence, and the managers devoted
the money to erecting the fountain:
which is lasting as well as useful
memorial to that distinguished son
| OF Hartford. 1t is now proposed that
some apr opiidte aeilun oe .HNen "s'
II IS turned over 10 the puoiie
| The German Baptist Brethren held
! baptismal services at Bridgeport,
| Washington county Elder w. Scott
Reichard. OF Hagerstown. baptized
nine persons-tour men and hve wo-
men-in Antietam Creek by immer
| sion. The candidates suffered severe
! ly from the cold after coming out OF
the chilly waters: The annual autumn
love feast was held III the Dunkaro
Ihurch IN 1agefstown ana was large
" alehaea,
The newly built trolley road IRON
near Boonsboro, Washington county.
across South Mountain to Myersville
Frederick county, was opened to
| public traffic. The new road is about
eight miles long and is the link that
connects the Hagerstown Boonsboro
line and the Frederick Myersville line,
The old round-top cement factory
near Hancock is being rebuilt.
An old blacksmith shop in Hancock,
which has been in the Hunter family
since 1880. has been torn down. Upon
the site 4 ;s reported. large hotel
will he built
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breeder, OF Hancock, has Just sold to
Carl Hagenback, now at the st. LOUIS
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