The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Special Dispatches from
the Old Line state.

WesteTnDOTt. July 2T-Henry Mich
acls of this place. died a result Of being run
over by a steel ear in a mine here.
Oakland. July 27-John G. Riley.
aged seyentyve years, pioneer citizen Of Garrett
County. died last evening near Mountain Lake Park
Annapolis. July 27-George Hahn.
Annapolis chief Of police and fifteen others we're
uamed this morning additional watclmea On the
Naval Academy force.
Cumberland, July 27-Fred ToIe put
his head under a fywheel in the mills Of the Mary
land Railroad Company hHe last night and was
killed. He uied TO cut his throat a few weeks ago
Annapolis, Nd. July 27.-Two months
leave On account Of sickness has been granted Mid
slipman George L. Weyler. Cf Empora. Kens. A
member Of the second class at the Naval Academy
Easton. July 27.-John W. Barber.
father Of eX-ConHesSman Isaac 4. Barber died this
morning az the home Of his son. in Eason. after
lingering illness. He was eighty-tWo years old and
leaves widow.
Baltimore, July 27.-Cnited States
Senator William Pinkney Whyte last Sunday con-
Quoted the services in Trinity Protestant Episcolal
Church. in the absence Of the pastor Rev ". H.
H. Powers
Mount Savage, July 27.-Miss Nellie
Mattingly of this place. yesterday became Sister HI
ward in the Notre Dame order at Baltimore John
Mattingly her father and her two sisters the Misses
Jennie ana frances, were present.
Westminster. July PA nine-vear-
old boy named Fowler, who lived with George A
Shoemaker the farm Of Mrs. George H. Bif1ie
near TaneytoWn. had Of his feet cut of yester-
day by a moving machine.
Baltimore July 27-AIiss Adelaide
WisseTt. thiry-iTe years Old Of 652 Patterson ave
me- was sound drowned yesterday in fifteen ircaes
Of water in the suburbs. Worry and the heat are
blamed for the apparent suicide.
Cumberland, July 27.-The Cumberland
water works threatened with destruction by fire
last night The roof WAS ablaze when the IRE de-
paTtment arrived The city would have been in
serious shape had the plant been crippled
Baltimore, July 27-Mayor Mahool
left for Braddock Heights. Frederick County this
afternoon and viii spend Sunday there. He is
accompanied by his wife and children who viii
remain at Braddock Heights for several weeks.
Frederick. July 26.-At a special meeting
Of the board Of aldermen tonight Mayor smith an
nounced the appointment OF Mr.. Edward Smith as
city attorney. 70 succeed Mr.. CLAYTON o. Keedy. re-
signed The aldermen confirmed the appointment
Cumberland. July 27.-Sylvester EN-
erick PENNSYLVANIA Railroad engineer, residing at
Ellefslie ANegdny County accidentally shot and
killed his son Sherwood fifteen years old while
hunting ground hogs on the mountain opposite
Ellcrslie yesterday.
Hagerstown, July 27.-AccordiDg to
an opinion filed in court at h0oa to-day BIZ Judge
NJ L. heedy. the Baltimore and Ohio RailroaJ
Company wins the first step in a suit brought by
the mayor and city council Of Hagsrstown to re-
strain the company from maintaining a stock ward
within the city limits
Baltimore. July 27.-aIrs. Minnie
Bnttingham. Of 5aj Hanover street. ana Mrs. AIics
King. Of l05o Rillman street. eharwo.nen at the Bal
'imore and Ohio building. Charles and Baltimore
streets were injured IA elevator accident which
occurred IN the building shortly after O'Clock mis-
morning. Mrs. Brttingham received strained
ankle. and Mrs. Kings right shoulder vas d.socated