Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-12-15
MARYLAND STATE NEWS
Condensed Late Dispatches Boiled Dowu
for Rapid Reading.


/ by John Lyons, a Io-year-old child OF
Philadelphia The defendant is charged
with having broken the plaintiffs lee
at the close of the Army NAVY football
game on Noycmbcr o6 I,ct ,I;dsh;n
man Mann saws that tbc trorhla orr,r.
red inst af,cr tho footh,lI n,,no ,,,d
yrew o,,t of ,ho i,d,, a,,a,,,e, et'',,, - .ai..
lie CNJ,,n's, T wv ,uu ".'e''P, w, ~ 'ahs .s
ln, ,,rai1,od , a., '.a I sap''Ene' ,r 'le'' 'I,e
oJ e,""D,u ,, '''I n,,Geop.,o''e Md'',l S.asl'
aJ J." , pe'ho',' , ~ ''s s''v o''dag ''e 'ilp'
peu Iu,. ''ie poy' Il'u III la,hl's the latte'
o'oN. Ms ics. 1t Is h0' 'no"eht mat me
,"go,s was '','e''lohd,' No'hlhS much
'aS M p'e'' ''eaIu at 'he academy about the
aha'r; an oll'clai OF the institution SAID
t'ia' ne ana not DeIicVc the injury was
intentional, but That IT summons was
served upon Mann he would have TO ap
pear IN court to answer the charge. Mid
,h'pman Mann was appointed TO the
Naval Academy by the President.
Mrs. Alice BiggS, wife of Charles NJ.
Biggs, died at her home in Smthsburg
Washington County, aged 54 years
While cooking breakfast at the Airing
,on Hotel, Bedford, Mrs, IOhn Grouse
was killed by the bursting of the stove
The Governor made tbc followino an
pointmcnts: Supervisors Of Elrct,or;
for Ellcott CITY. Iohn w Brian I'd
ward A. Powers and Joln NJ. ORricu.
for registration officer of thc same civ
Paul p. Cullen, These gentlemen are
appointed under a sDpcial act and have
Jurisdiction over the elections in Am.
co,t CITY only, Ira ArmSnarqer and n
appointed special policcmcn to protcct
! the property of the Western Naryland
Railroad. Iohn 6, Sheriff was appoint.
ed Judge of the Orplaus' Court for
Prince Georges county, vice his father
ID. 7. Sheriff. deceased, The Governor
designated Judge X Irving Bowie as
chief Judge Of the Orphans Court Of
Prince Georges county, vice NJ, !. Per
kins, deceased
Attorney General BRYAN wrote 10 the
Wicomico County Commissioners in re-
gard to the new roads act saving.
There is unavoidable doubt as to the
constitutionaitv of the act, The Cousti-
tuition prohibits this State from aiding
in works of internal improvement, aud
the question is whether these improve
roads are not works OF internal i'm
proycmcnt "A, soon Al convenient aft
er January +. zoos. Mr. John T. Donald
son, representing taxpayers in Bali-
more county, purposes to bring a man
damrs TO test the validity OF the acts
Of 1901 When il is remembered that
the act makes IN apDropriation of 5000.
ooo YOU can readily see how ncccssary
i, is that the Court Of Appeals should
pass ON the validity Of the act before
cxpenditnr4 i, made"
The case OF Charles Barton. 81 wears
old tried for thc murder of Simon
TaIheln an aoed evangelist and next
door ncipI,bor Of Barton. September II
last. wa, finished at Hagers,own. The
,jry ai,er being ont about al hour aud
a half. returned a vcrdict Of murder N
,he 6r.t dcorcc The c,ideuce against
Barton was entirely circumstantial Bat
ion did nor 90 upon the stand.
Mrs. William il, Brownson. wife OF
the s,,nerintcndent OF the Naval Acad-
cmy, has given 500 TO the Emergency
II0,nital Fund OK Anpapo,is.
Mrs Della Dcn,lcy. vile of Iohn Bent
'.y lied At her residence, in Annapolis
oprd "a wears
Fencing contests have been arranged
:, hn hni1 ~ tbr N,vaI Academy, An.
n.,nni,. every "Wednesday afternoon,
\ IoLnsnn hiohwov engineer
N,r,l.,a Cnnloo;roI Survey estimates
,ra, ,ha rost rs conetrrrt;nu nf the four
,";,a, ,,'Ie of ,n,J hetwsa, Cnnnrorhrapus
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'rr,,iard ~ Snicler aped y wears
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i:Vans' ne reCo"''''e!'u%'lon Ia .',",'. Wy
Direc'of a''els so,l i,.,o, " ..e ,nI hnrt:
station tnat an ag''cu'.u,,H,' a,l" Nv, 49,,
cultural museum oe w. TStno,'f, ,fan,ia"d ox ~,
SoIteee was va auoPVeu ,;r fnr,n .,,c ,,,,rIsM,
nio,i "' ',;h;t ~. oa,' u; tI,r ' ,ronnscd museum
The resignation OF Capt. II. (. keenee
commandant of cadets. was accepted,
and Professor Blandford assistant IN
structor in mechanical engIncsrng' VA, Tas
appointed temporary con'nahnalI'' co,,,d'I ..i,n Lme
trustees readjusted the scnon, ;',, ca.rni n,i
dar and cut out 4''''N ,s;,,,S ,;l',@. tI,., w.
Washnsons B.ri06iy "a ,ho as SI4eSi Stae Board T
following memntas =, ',r .rs ,'"T nre.ent At
for Aids. and Char,ues were cn, c's''I.' n a. a.
the meeting .on,. ot 'tG W Phodcs Tr, Thomas A.
Latrohe, frahN WWoh,,or W M''or>S; S,,;th After
Smith and "A. NfoSle' ,,, .,sS;n, oIr,,''i Govern. ~
he adjonT'nfhI o, .e tbe e'c;o cadets in the