The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-01-25

Circuit COMPLEMENTARY u. dorsey VS..
Henry Minder; verdict for 81, 900
William NJ. Plant and wife VS.. John Daniel
Schaeck and wife, defendants demurrer over
ruled Michal A. Mccormick, trustee VS.. ST.
mon Finn, exceptions overruled and sale rati-
fed and confirmed.
Burns VS.. Eastman Stone Company, demur-
rer to defendants cross bill argued and held
sub curia.
Criminal Docket-Larceny-R A Kratz,
pleaded guilty of petit larceny, 80 days in Jail
Patience Clay, pleaded guilty of petit larceny,
three months in Jail Larcency-Samuel Hen
derson, colored, pleaded guilty, eight years in
the penitentiary.
Disorderlv conduct-William Gent, colored,
pleaded guilty, sentence suspended.
John Compton, not guilty.
Non-support of wife-Joseph Brown, stet
Criminal Docket-Attempted criminal as
sault-Zar Walter, not guilty.
Assault with intent to murder-Chapman
Elliott, guilty, seven years and six months in
peniteDtiary.
jeremiah Hicks guilty of assault and bat
terry, two years in House of Correction.
Assault and battery Luther Williams, guilty,
sentence suspended.
Anton Frankewitz, mol pros.
Larcency-Edward Stokes guilty petit lar
ceny, 80 days in Jail.
George Smith and Lewis Vogel, paroed
False Pretense-Wiliam E. Johnson, guilty,
two years in House of Correction.
Criminal Docket-Nonsupport of wife, Wal.
ter Mcpherson, sub curia; attempted criminal
assault, George Wonyear, mol pros assault
and battery Patrick Breen, guilty, paroled for
one year; William G. Lehman, not guilty
John T. Schally, not guilty John H. Spence,
mol pros; assault with intent to murder, Joseph
Chase, guilty, sentence suspended.
A Very Satisfactory Report.-The Balti'
more american says: THE annual statement
made public at the meeting of the directors OF
the Eudowopd Hospital for Consumptives in
dictates that this institution is doing noble
work in spite of the handicap resulting from
the inadequacy of financial resources. During
the past year 128 cases were treated at the hos
pital and of these 80, or considerably more
than one-fourth of the total, were sent away
as cured and in 81 other cases the disease was
believed to have been arrested" which is
probably to be interpreted as meaning that a
recurrence of pulmonary trouble in these cases
is not considered likely if proper precautions
are observed 1t seems, therefore, that &c out
of the 128 patients treated, or more than half OF
the progressive development of this most insid-
ious of all human malades. Ofthe total num-
Der treated IA others are reported greatly
benefited" Consumption has for long headed
the list of diseases having fatal results, and the
significance of the Eudowood report seems to
be that by methods of treatment that are OBJ
served now in the best consumptive santa
RUINS the fatalities from tubercular troubles
can be reduced to one half or less.
Wants a New Sanitary Law.-The Con-
federated Improvement Association of Balti-
more County met Monday night at the Hotel
Junker, Baltimore, and Endorsed a sanitary law
for the county which will be presented to the
present Legislature. DR.. Marshall L. Price,
secretary to the State Board of Health. was
present and read a copy of the law as agreed
upon, he said by the County Commissioners
1t provides for the appointment of health off
GERS in each district and county health officer
with salaries to correspond. 1t makes the nui
sance law broader than at present and gives
the health officers more power. Objection was
made by the association to a portion of one
section relating to the right of owners to dig
passed to seek to prohibit persons from digging
eesspoos or using old wells as cesspools.
A legislative committee was appointed, con.
sisting of one member from each association
represented in the confederated body.
The president, Mr.. William McCallister, pre-
sided at the meeting.
Summit Grove Camp Meeting Associa.
ton The thirty-sixth annual stockholders
meeting of Summit Grove Camp Meeting As.
ISOLATION was held on Tuesday at the grounds
at New Freedom The reports gave a very
gratifying statement of the camp last year and
a fine outlook for 1905 1876 tents having already
been rented. Many Improvements have been
ordered. Rev. e. L. Hubbard will again be in
charge. Bishop Dubs will be present three
days, and the Indiana Conference Quartet is
also expected for the entire camp The board
of control was elected as follows: President
William Gisrie secretary-W Browne Ham
mond treasurer-James C. Smith superin
tendent-Carl Erdman, Hanover; John W
Gore. Freeland Charles H Stallman, York
s. A Sweeny, E. Don Hoffman and Chester
Bollinger, of Baltimore, directors.