The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-02
MARYLAND STATE NEWS
Condensed Late Dispatches Boiled Down
for Rapid Reading.

Talbot County Board OF Health as be-
: ing in an unsanitary condition and not
"a proper building for small children. Or.
Edward r. Trppe and others who have
inspected the building say that many
cases of diphtheria can be traced in their
origin to children attending that school
In the last few weeks several children
of that school have been attacked by
diphtheria.
A large water tank fell on George
Ford and Louis Ford, pumpmakers, OF
Galena, Kent county, while they were
at work on the windmill of Wilson Coch-
ran. Both were badly crushed and Geo.
Ford died in the evinng; Louis stands
good chance of recovery.
Archie L. Day, aged 81 years, OF ton-
tame Mills, near Hyattstown, was SO
badly injured by fall that he died the
same day. He was aiding in tearing
down an old barn and heavy piece OF
timber fell upon his head, crushing his
skull.
Ross B. Miller. member Of respec-
fable family, was convicted i'll the Cir-
.uit Court for Carroll County of stealing
four bushels of cloverseed from +. J.
Shorb & Son, OF Double Pipe Creek.
A Young woman in Queen Anne's
county wrote her own wedding invita-
lions and got it your presents IS re.
luested." She wasn't making much OF
a mistake after all, but it is considered
very bad form to put it just that way.
1t is stated that one reason Tor extend
ing the time for filing John NJ. Shippers
appeal is that it may hinge mainly on
the decision to be rendered upon that
of Roland Rigor, appealed from Balti-
more city, which will be decided by the
Court of Appeals at the present term.
Henry D. Farnandis Munnikhuysen,
Of Belair. has been ordered to report Tor
entrance at West Point Military Acad-
ernv, June X. He is a son of Mrs. w.
B. Munnikhuysen. The appointment was
made by Senator Arthur Z. German.
Rear-Admiral Francis W. Dickirls,
commander in-chief OF the coast squad
ron Of the North Atlantic fleet, now as.
sembled in Severn River, off the Naval
Academy, made formal call on Cover
nor Warield at the Executive Mansion
He was accompanied by Capt. George
A. Bicknell, Lieut.. w. c. Watts and
Lieut.. Charles L. Hussey. The party
was conveyed in the carriage OF the SUI
perintendent Of the Naval Academy from
the academy to the Government itouse'
The naval officers were all in tull-dress
uniform. The Governor was assisted IN
receiving them by Adjt.-Gen Clinton L;
Riggs, Col Edward L. Woodside and
Capt. William Baird, all of whom were
in full-dress military uniforms. AT tour
o'clock in the afternoon Governor War
1eld, accompanied by General Riggs,
Colonel Woodside, and Captain Bard,
returned Admiral DIckins' visit AS the
Governor and party went over the side
of the battleship the band aboard played
maryland, My Maryland" and the ma
rine guard stood at attention. AS the
Governor left the ship a salute OF II
guns was fired from the Texas. In 60
ing to and returning from the flagship
the Governor and his party had the use
of one of the Naval Academy launches,
which was provided through the courtesy
of Admiral Brownson. During the con.
yersation between the State and naval
officials the fact was recalled by Admiral
Dickins that Is years ago he was sta
toned at the Naval Academy here, as
one of the professors OF the midshipmen,
He served in that capacity during the
administrations of Governor Carroll and
Governor Hamilton of Maryland
Governor Warield ordered the release
from the House of Correction OF John
Sayles, convicted in 1904 in Washington
County of larceny and sentenced 10 three
years imprisonment.
Appointments were made by Cover
nor Warfeld as follows: William Kane
of Baltimore, a deputy game warden.
with jurisdiction in Baltimore city and
Baltimore County; David E. Mehlingerr,
Justice of the peace for the Seventeenth
ward of Baltimore, vice William X.
Tomlinson, resigned.
Governor Warheld will attend the An
napolis business mems banquet June )
at the Hotel Maryland.
Nathan Lakeland was appointed jus.
tice of the peace for the Fifth district OF
I Cecil County. A commission as no
tarv public was given L. Phillip Skinner,
of Cambridge, Dorchester County
The dwelling in Aberdeen. Hartford
County, owned by Misses Elizabeth and
Marian Chesney, of Belair, was burned.
The fire originated in defective terra
Gotta hue in the kitchen, and before the
flames could be controlled by the Fire
Department the roof was burned off and
the fire spread to the second floor. A
quanatity of winter clothing packed
away in the third story and almost all OF
the furniture were destroyed by the fire
and water.
The residence of Clarence Broadwater,
at Jennings, Garrett County, was con-
sumcd by fire. All of the family escaped
the flames except an infant 3 weeks old,
which was burned TO death. The fire
started from the kitchen stove about
daybreak. Mrs. Broadwater was burned
about the head and arms
The Citizens National Bank of Fred
erick, James D. Baker president, is the
second bank in this years roll OF honor
in the State of Maryland and fifty
seventh in the United States. There
are now 5,4I2 national banks in opera
ton in the United States and of these
z47 are entitled to position on the roll.
c+r.wherrv growers in Garrett County