The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-03
MARYLAND STATE NEWS
Condensed Late Dispatches Boiled Down
for Rapid Reading.

DdIl]Gl hlduS ulCSt dt SdNSloWi, w o9ii-
ington county, Of pneumonia. aged 81
years.
Mrs. Lucy J. Jacobs, widow of JOS
eph Jacobs, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Denton Kline, i'll Hagers.
town, aged 20 years.
Relatives in Hagerstown received word
of the death, in Philadelphia, of Alexan-
der McCaw, a retired capitalist, the
father-in-law OF Lawson c. Funk, for
merly of Washington county, now
member of the Philadelphia City Council
Rev. DR.. J. Spangler Kieffer, of Zion
Reformed Church, Hagerstown, has been
granted leave of absence on account OF
i'll health, and in his absence the pulpit
will be supplied by his son, Henri L.
G. Kieffer, student in the Reformed
Theological Seminary at Lancaster, Pa.
A son of Peter FREEDOMS, aged about
20 years, had both eyes blown out by
an explosion of dynamite while at work
in the fire clay mines near Mount Saw
(, age, Allegheny county.
Mr.. Alfred ]. Greene and Mrs. Jane
Beall, both of the vicinity of Brownings-
| vile, Montgomery county, were married
few days ago The groom formerly
resided in Howard county
Mr. George MrlIican. of the vicini-
tv az Comus. Montgomery county. and
MISS Anna Norwood were recently mar
ried, the ceremony taxing place at Clarks-
burg.
| The Court NJ Aneals will be asked tc
mass mon the ancient Private Road law
| 81 M.rvI,,d which after having been
mon the statute hooks for ITO wears. was
recently declared bv Judge Iohn c. Mot
Ter o5 the C;rcnit Court for Fredericb
! County. to be unconstitutional.
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-, ,aad =. ns,rs Nrs D,,rhpraw was
he rD;dov II Rev lanes r Durboraw,
Mstbod;st En;sconal minister who
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Mrs. Laretta McAtee, near Boyds, an
aged woIiai' wiiiie passNas 49,,
stovc' haa hei uless ea,.n ..iI a.u H. L..
laillss aiiilosl enss,opeu it u Do oa.., ~
dauehter raiiiiie edhie 70 ne ns d ~
succeeueu IN eHlii's uis'i L, .nI t na. ~
lore 1 ner Inolhel iau pesii puln1 sa.o ~
ne aaugnter was uduiy pul no ia :e,..
burned. MIS-; MeHles - ~ E ne
ietA year; anu - iiiotnel " Eus
McAiee, iorl1el County ooiliiii.siJi.i y.
| TINS county II - no, Ni'o"n se' ""e''ie'
ner INJURIES are latai.
The directors OF the Southern Mary
land Fair Association, IN Prince georges
county, have resigned. The report OF
The treasurer, Mr.. A. 1. Brooke, shows
that the debts OF the ASSOCIATION are
$4,000, and it is more than likely that the
grounds at Upper Marlboro. consisting
of 90 acres, will be sold. The reason
for the designations is found in the
fact that about 20 per cent OF the stock
is now owned by Washington syndi-
cate, who are said to be interested in
establishing poolroom in Prince
Georges county. If the. new charter OF
The fair association warrants it, 1t IS
believed that winter raeecourse VIII
De estapiished at MARLBORO.
Governor Warfield granted pardons TO
James Porter and Jerome Russell. both
Of whom are serving terms in the House
IF Correction. The former was arrested
IS runaway boy ana was commitIeq a., 70
ne institution LOT SIX montns. ms
mother, VINO resides IN washington
asked lot MS release; ms was inuorseo
oy the superintendent OF pne ins'itu-
non. Kusseii was convicted OF simple
assault ana sentenced to II months from
Hariord county me appn -ation 10, ms
'elease was indorsed by Judge van BIDDER
and John y. otearns, vice-president OF
the board OF managers OF the institution
Henry Z; Kaufman was released from
the Aiegnany county jail where ne was