The Washington herald., 1907-09-07
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hagerstown, Sept. 6.-The fifth annual
meeting Of the Cumberland Valley Medical Associa-
ti0n was held yesterday 40 the Blue Mountain
House, and vas largely attended.
Baltimore. Sept 6.-Harry H. MacLel-
IAN contractor. at North Calhoun street filed a
petition In bankruptcy to-day in the United States
District Court His liabilities are S3097,s0 and his
assets 81
Baltimore. Sept. 6.-Telling her mother
that she had been invited TO a party at the house
Of q friend, Miss Matte Crmp. nineteen years old.
gl15 Oakley street left her home Monday night and
/ has been missing ever since.
Westminster, Sept 6.-Luella Wentz.
aged six. was shot and probably fatally wounded
while two brothers. aged four and SIX her cousins
were struggling for the possession Of a loaded re-
yolyer yesterday at Manchester, this county.
Easton, Sept. "a petition has been
sent TO Col. Edward LLOYD. chairman Of the Anti
Bribery Lcagpe Of Talbot. % call meeting Of the
leage and ask the Republican and Democratic par
ties to pledge themselves against the use Of money
IN this campaign.
Mount Airy Sept George r.
Gather Republican candidate for governor, attend
cd the fifth annual fair tournament. and horse show
of the farmers Of Montgomery. Carroll. Frederick.
and Howard counties here to-day. About 500
people were present.
Boyds. Sept. t.-Fire this morning de-
sroyed the new creamery plant Of John ]. Burch.
erected here less than year ago. The townspeope
made ineffective efforts 10 eztngush the blaze.
There is no insurance Tho loss is about 5000. In
ceudiarism is suspected.
Cumberland. Sept. 6.-John B. Rice, Of
Roanoke. Va. and Miss MAY Wadsworth, daughter
Of w W Nadsw0Tth Of Cumberland were mar
red yesterday at the home Of the bride, on Goethe
street. By Rev. Charles T. Floto. pastor OF St
stephens Lutheran Church.
Annapolis, Sept. g. - The Inter-County
Teachers Institute, representing Aune Arundel
Prince George, S. Mary, Calvert. and Charles
uuties which has been holding sessions here since
Monday, to-day finished up its work and adjourned.
The institute was great success.
Cumberland, Sept. 6.-The annual insti-
tute n the Anegany County teachers ended to-day.
Dr.. Richard G.. Boone, OF Boston, editor Of Educa-
tion, talked The School Course as Environ
mnt" Dr Levi Seeley. Of Trenton, n j. dis
cussed Play and It's Educational Value"
Frederick, Sept. 6.-At a meeting Of the
Frederick County Teachers Association in connec-
ton with the Teachers Institute in Frederick yes
terday the following officers were elected; President
Charles Remsburg; vice president Miss Pearl NJ
Eader; secretary Miss Ora Schmidt treasurer Harry
J. kefauTer.
Annapolis. Sept. 6.-AltOn L. Arnold, son
of Alton r. Arnold. treasurer Of Anne Arundel
County. IS dangerously III at Saunac Lake. y Y.
BE taken sick several weeks ago. He PLAYED
center on the ST. Johns College football team last
fan. and it is thought the training brought
ou his Illness
FrOstburg, Sept. 6.-Frostburg Will make
a strong effort 70 secure the annual meeting OF the
grand council Of the Ohio Jurisdiction, Young Mems
Institute 70 be held in 1905. Tomorrow a large
delegation win leave for Cincinnati to represent the
various councils Of Allegany County and 10 urge
FrOsJblrg the next meeting place.
Lonaconing, Sept. g.. This was Fra
terual Day, the largest day Of the Old home week
celebration here The 1ratarna and civic orEaniza-
tions Of Lonac0ning united in a big parade Fred
r. Sloan was chief marshal, and the aids were
John F. Someryille, Thomas c. Stskem. and NJ r.
Cline. The celebration ends tomorrow night.
Cumberland. Sept. c. - The Republican
primaries for county nominations according to the
Crawford county system. VIII be held in AlIeeanv
County tomorrow. Tie contest has been wased
furiously. and the interest is very great Owing 10
the great number ef names on the ballot, the count
is likely 20 be slow. and the result viii hardly be
known before Sunday morning.
Baltimore, Sept 6-Friends Of ex-Gov
/. E. Jack.9n say that he win be a candidate Cor
the United States Senate subject 20 the senatorial
primaries that 20 be conducted in the fan IN
der snch regulations as the Democratic State cen
tral committee may adopt. Mr.. Jackson was named
hy the Democrats OF Wic0Inioo as their candidate
f0r the State senate.